once they were here in toledo, it faltered a bit. workers were not happy because they did not have family around. and it was not a highly developed area. all of the amenities that they were used to in the boston area were not available in toledo, so, he lost a bunch of workers. he went out to west virginia to recruit more workers. and not only did he recruit the workers that he needed, but he also recruited a man named michael owens. and in those early days, michael owens ran the factory, and libbey was the one who led the marketing campaign. he was able to a places like the world fair in order to put the libbey glass company on the international stage. and the place where he did that first was the 1893 chicago world's fair. and he built this whole pavilion, a whole glass furness, and studio so that from soup to nuts they could see glasses being made. and of course a gift shop at the end and the purchase of pieces of glass. this turned out to be wildly successful. and not only do they have the opportunity -- they also were able to se

area, the boat was laid up in toledo, so it hadn't been used in about seven or eight years. it was called long term layup, the company was waiting for some condition to change that might justify it being bought out again. but, the city of toledo purchased it for a couple hundred thousand dollars and began the process of turning it into a museum ship. it's a great way to get people to think, i'm going to get to go on one of those things that i have seen or my father saw when he lived up here in the great lakes. to get them involved in history. and then they go through the museum and they are amazed at what has happened over the last 300 years on the great lakes. so, it's a great hook for us to get people appreciating understanding a little bit more, the history of the great lakes. >> 60 years ago on april 17th 1961, a force of more than 1400 cia trained cuban exiles launched an invasion at the bay of pigs on the southern coast of cuba, called brigade 20 5:06. their goal was the overthrow of fidel castro who had taken power only two years earlier in the cuban revolution. the i

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punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪ >>> chaos caught on camera in toledoio, where a u-haul full of illegal fireworks exploded in the middle of a residential street, injuring multiple people. >> holy toledo. as you might expect, the fire chief was furious. >> people got to be smarter. they got to stop doing irresponsible things when it comes to these fireworks in a community. something could've gone into someone's house and injured someone in a house. it could've set a house on fire. stop doing irresponsible things. >> investigators still trying to figure out exactly what set off that blast. >>s f,pet exactly where to go r he sought shelteat station 84 in pittsburgh. no word on whether he found his owner yet, but i'm sure he's in very good hands right now. >> even that dog probably has an opinion on the new giants jerseys. everyone else does. we'll share some after the break. 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

en toledo una fiesta terminÓ con 12 personas heridas.rmas. paula: emisor y arrestaron a un hombre de 25 aÑos de edad acusado de herir a un niÑo y a dos mujeres. tiene tres cargos. en los Ángeles el aumento repentino de los casos de coronavirus en las hospitalizaciones por la variante delta, pusieron un freno a los festejos. se le pide a la poblaciÓn que cambie su comportamiento en este momento que circula esta cepa altamente contagiosa. >> en la variante mÁs dominante en estados unidos y en todo el mundo. brinca mÁs rÁpidamente entre personas y abalconados y afectada jÓvenes y niÑos no vacunados. " hace 245 aÑos declaramos nuestra independencia y hoy estamos mÁs cerca que nunca de declarar nuestra independencia de este virus mortal", dijo el mandatario. tres de cada 10 adultos no estÁn bajogrados en estados unidos. >> no me lo pide mi corazÓn vacunarme. reportero: josÉ por el contrario estÁ en el lugar de los adultos ya vacunados. por ahora dicen los expertos que la vacuna junto con otras medidas de higiene es la mejor manera de terminar

why this part is here -- park is here, this park represents a crescendo in the labor movement in toledo. what happened was, there was a strike. a lot of unions were trying to organize and get recognition from factories. so you had a strike that began and a thousand workers went on strike. obviously, they wanted better wages are better working conditions. you have to remember, this is in the middle of the depression. so we have thousands and thousands and maybe one out of three workers out of work in the city. so there was a lot of tension and pressure. if people went on strike, it was easy to find strike breakers. back in those days, because there was no union, there was nothing to stop that, except the strikers themselves. they would come out and in this case with a plant they would amass at the gates and tried to stop the strikebreakers from going in. so we had some very, very difficult intense days. then, he kept getting worse. it was not getting any better. the strike lingered on. it started in april, 1934, and lingered into mank. toward -- into may. toward the end of may, it got to

and toledo, ohio, one person is dead and 11. gunfire erupted during the fourth of july. block party. there's no word on a motive for the shooting, and no suspects have been taken into custody. some are now saying the rise in violence nationwide is due to individuals not supporting law enforcement across the country. put the blame squarely in the hands of the people committing crime and not make cops the bad guy who are there confronting these violent people. the bite administration last week pledged to offer funds to cities across the country to hire more police officers and to help to crack down on illegal firearms dealers in wa. at least four people were hurt after a u haul truck full of fireworks exploded. that's intense video right there. it happened in a residential neighborhood during an independent state block party video taken by neighbor shows people yelling and running for covers. fireworks explode in every direction. at one point, the u haul and a neighbor's front lawn briefly catches fire. four people reportedly suff

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holy toledo.w do yolike like beckham, allowing just three hits but the rangers had the timed runs, trying to close it out. ends the game. a's a half game back. as for his first home run, schwindel got a gatorade bath. they're watching mississippi state's starter will bednar put vanderbilt to bed. top seven, kellum clark put that ball into world country. the dogs can start the celebration, not is it mississippi state's first baseball title. it's the school's first national championship in any sport. go dogs. speaking of droughts, the phoenix suns have not been to the nba finals finals since 1993. devon booker drives in. phoenix up 13 booker finished with 22. phoenix in control from start to finish. chris paul bombs away, led with 34 points. patrick beverly with a cheap shot on chris paul. he's kicked out. it's blowout city, cp3 going to the finals for the first time in his career. stanley cup finallals. tampa's blake coleman. lightning win 3-1. they take 2-0 series lead. venus williams playing. at

. >> which is just what chelsea's sister told our toledo affiliate wnwo. >> she even had told my momm not even staying that long. i'll be home in a couple hours. she was just going to go with her friends for a little bit, and come back. >> detectives talked to chelsea's friends, too, of course. >> and what did they tell you about her dating history? >> she wasn't currently seeing anybody, but there were a couple of guys she was interested in. so we obviously -- we looked into these people. >> these were guys she had dated before? >> she had dated, or is interested in. >> how carefully did you look at these guys she had been interested in, or had dated? >> very in depth. >> did any of them go to the party? >> no. >> no. >> oh. >> so, we were trying to determine did they pick her up. did they have someone pick her up? what did they know about chelsea that night? >> we brought them in. we talked to them. we searched their homes. we searched their cell phones. you know, we -- at one point, we even collected some of their clothing, you know, to maybe possibly get some type of every, dna,

stacks of fireworks piled next to a rental truck ignited sunday night at a july 4th block party in toledot set off a series of explosions. an investigation is underway to find out why the fireworks ignited. >>> and a search is underway for a cargo plane that crashed off hawaii last week. >>> there was a tragic mishap at an amusement park. >>> cbs 2 in iowa reports a deadly accident at an amusement park was the second one there since 2016. an 11-year-old boy was killed and three others injured saturday on the raging river boat ride at the adventure kls land park and altuna. they say it was difficult responding to the scene. >> there was a lot of equipment, personnel had to travel back to the remote area on foot. it was a challenge getting back there. >> reporter: the decades old ride opened on friday. >>> right terts says the ntsb is searching for a cargo plane that crashed during an emergency landing. the two-member crew told air traffic controllers the engine broke out moments before friday's crash in the pacific ocean. they found the two pilots an hour later clinging to packages and par

still no score after 6.on weto holy toledo, a 3 one-shot in the 7th, he is like a cannot do everything right. angels have the tying run on the plate. matt makes the catch as he crashes into the wall. that finishes the game. the a's are victorious 4-1. they stay 3 1/2 back from the astros. >>> a special story about a beloved children's doctor in florida. >> he just turned 101 years old and shows no signs of slowing down. doctor andy refuses to retire, the world war ii navy veteran, one of only a dozen century old doctors still practicing. >> he has worked long enough to know what it was like before vaccines could protect us and cure childhood diseases. >> we gave the kid one does send it was almost gone. that is called gratification. if you had to put a headlight on this, i guess you would say helping people. that is what it is all about. >>> practicing and driving. he has the world by >>> the late show with stephen colbert is coming up next. >> the news continues's streaming on www.kpix.com. have a good - hi everyone and welcome to the legal help center. today we have legal professiona

becoming the 2000 player, and what did he do, in the words of bill king, a holy toledo! chris bassett banded it like beckham with the seven shutout innings and allowing just three hits. the rangers had the time runs on base. the a's are now a half-game back of the astros. and swindell got a gatorade that. >>> will bednarek put vanderbilt to bed. six innings and he had just one hit in the entire game. top of the seventh, callum clark, a three run jack and the bulldogs can start the celebration. not only is it mississippi states for title, it's the first national championship in any sport. and the phoenix suns have not been to the nba since 1993. and they beat the clippers tonight. i'd say that is a pretty good omen for the sons. third quarter, devin booker drives in and throws it down. booker finished with 22. phoenix was in control start to finish. you want to see poor sport? patrick beverley with a cheap shot on paul. he is kicked out. it's blowout city. and cp is going to the finals for the first time in his career. day two of the stanley cup finals. coleman scores whi

well three people were hurt in toledo, ohio, after a u haul truck full of fireworks ignited during 1/y. well, that's a lot of fireworks there. video taken by a neighbor shows people yelling and running for cover as those fireworks exploded in every direction at one point, the u haul and a neighbor's front lawn briefly caught fire. three people were taken to the hospital. the toledo fire department is now investigating what ignited those fireworks, families displaced by a massive fireworks explosion inside of the police bomb squad disposal truck in south los angeles are still living in hotels unable to return home yesterday. emergency officials gather to offer services and whatever help they could provide. the red cross is also helping residents with housing, food and mental health services. the center will be open for the rest of the week. they have city agencies available to offer assistance with damage claims. the city attorney's offices here we're here today, primarily to assist to help make connections and coordinate with those who are affected with the resources they get. now on

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holy toledo, a 3 one-shot in the 7th, he is like a cannot do everything right.ngels have the tying run on the plate. matt makes the catch as he crashes into the wall. that finishes the game. the a's are victorious 4-1. they stay 3 1/2 back from the astros. jason, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? cool. so what are you waiting for? mckayla maroney to get your frisbee off the roof? i'll get it. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa. here you go. (in unison) thank you mckayla! dude, get it. i'm not getting it, you get it. you threw it. it's your frisbee. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. >>> a special story about a beloved children's doctor in florida. >> he just turned 101 years old and shows no signs of slowing down. doctor andy refuses to retire, the world war ii navy veteran, one of only a dozen century old doctors still practicing. >> he has worked long enough to know what it was like before vaccines could protect us and cure childhood diseases. >> we gave the kid one does send it was almost gone. th

toledo's police chief is working with the city attorney to make spectating it street races and reckless driving stunts illegal participants or spectators could face up fines of up to $1000. >> including jail time of 6 months and their vehicles impounded for 30 days. people who promote sideshows may also face charges. >> the vallejo police department believes federal funding could help them address the dangerous exhibitions. the money would be used to boost staffing create a sideshow task force and improved technology. >> cameras will be set up inside show prone areas which could help to better identify the cars involved. police say the response to sideshows and associated crimes will take a concerted effort that means thinking of creative ways and alternatives to. >> really making sure that we can can make that we can keep residents and community members safe. >> in the past, vallejo police have teamed up with other agencies and solano and napa counties to crackdown on sideshows, but because they are happening so often their response could be improved reporting in dan thorn kron 4 news.

>> a's fans hoping for a series split in seattle top three, matt olson gets all of this one, holy toledop and olson got that handshake down in the dugout. bases loaded, two outs, kyle seager, two-run single to right. game tied at 2. next batter, r.b.i. knock, 3-2 seattle. nter ffall tom irviures, 4-2 e. four earned runs. top of the ninth, moreland base hit to left. chapman tries to go to third and is out at third. a's lose, 4-3. it's their third straight one-run loss. >>> team usa basketball lost 83- 76 to france today. it's their first olympic loss since 2004. they had an eight-point lead with four minutes to go, but evan fournier scored a game high 28. nba finals champion jrue holiday scored a team high 18 for the u.s. and isn't pressing the panic button. >> there's teams we're up nine, up ten. at those points we just got to keep going, break that barrier. i'm very positive about tonight. france is a good team and i feel like we'll just get better every game. >>> they both hazed the and it's leah pruitt. >> nhra nationals fan favorite brittany force goes down in top field round two. he

toledo.ice say the officers responding for met with fireworks being thrown at them monday morning. it became more clear that businesses along broadway had been damaged tagged with graffiti vallejo city leaders say people need to be held accountable for wild stunts and a legal events in the south bay san jose has made it illegal to promote sideshows on social media threatening people with fines and possible jail time. it's san francisco, a 75 year-old woman suffered life threatening injuries when a shoplifter allegedly knocked her over while fleeing from a business in the city's outer mission neighborhood. >> happened last friday afternoon. the suspect ran out with a sandwich. the woman was taken to the hospital. no update on her condition. the suspect was eventually arrested, but police have not released his name. >> a high end heist in san francisco caught on camera. thieves stealing thousands of designer handbags. you're seeing it right there. authorities say it was not a random smash-and-g

holy toledo announcing he's entering the home run derby, which blasts off one week from today at coors field in denver. matt chapman was the a's last big swinger in 2019 but the derby is known to ruin the swings of some hitters. but manager bob melvin doesn't see it quite that way. >> anytime we can get a little bit more exposure, i think that's good for our organization . in colorado, all you got to do is touch it on the barrel and it will go out, so we are not worried about kind of the ramifications of that. we think it's great that he's getting the exposure that he deserves. >>> for the first time since 2019, giants pitcher tyler beatty is back in the big leagues. beatty called up from sacramento and could start on friday or come out of the bullpen sometime this week. the former first-round pick has been recovering from tommy john surgery. >>> euro cup, clash of the titans, spain and italy have combined for five d titles and four euro cups. something had to give in the semi finals, almost 60,000 fans inside wembley stadium, largest crowd at that tournament. 50th minute, federico chi

this incident from toledo, ohio, last night resulted in four injuries, though none life-threatening. whit, authorities say at this point, they do not suspect foul play and that this appears to be a horribly tragic accident. >> all right, alex perez, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, pope francis recovering from intestinal surgery. the vatican calling it a scheduled procedure, saying he's in good condition and will likely remain hospitalized for a week. the operation taking place hours after delivering sunday prayers. here's abc's amy robach at the vatican. >> reporter: tonight, pope francis is recovering in the hospital following what vatican officials are calling a scheduled colon surgery. news of the procedure coming in just hours after the pope delivered his sunday blessing to thousands in st. peter's square. the surgery was performed at rome's gemelli hospital, where the 84-year-old pope was treated for diverticular stenosis of the colon. diverticulitis is a condition where small, bulging pouches along the digestive tract become inflamed or infected, which can lead to symptoms suc

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. >>> the top three, matt olson the all-star, holy toledo that is gone. 2-0, oakland.got that handshake down in the dugout. kyle seager, seattle had three straight hits with two outs, here is tom murphy. he cannot get there in seeger's scores, 2-0, a basic to the right field and matt chapman throat -- throughout. it is oakland's third straight one, run the loss. >>> it is pruitt. nhra sonoma nationals at sonoma at 2:00. funny kurt round one. make it to the finals and loses it by steve torrence by a nose, the pro-stock vinyl here for the home track, she gets her first final when five 5000s of a second, the gold cup quarterfinal, wonder woman is in attendance, turner the left- handed glove save, still scoreless, christian now matthew is therefore the header, it international goal into your living room constanza eagle kendrick out of his trophy. the u.s. does when, 0- abc7 news sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >>> airports in the western u.s. are dealing with the shortage of jet fuel how oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the

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truck, the fire spread to other fireworks stacked on the curb on the fourth of july block party in toledoitial cost of the blast is under investigation. a georgia state trooper getting into a tense confrontation with the driver doing donuts. watch this. the trooper shout at the street racer to stand down in the atlanta parking lot, the cruiser pushed the suspect's truck or car rather into the bushes. he took off running. police were able to identify him. a warrant will be a issued for his arrest. not a good idea. jillian: texas border ranger -- rancher richard garrett says he has no head of cattle on his 8000 acre ranch saying this is one of the damages caused by the increasing amount of illegal immigration. good morning, thank you appreciate your time. >> this is richard, good morning. >> tell me why you do what you do. it has been in your family four generations was obviously you've got to love it. >> i'm proud to be fourth-generation on our property and it is my duty to preserve and protect the property. we've been in the cattle business for years and i intend to continue to do so but

tim is on the phone from toledo, ohio. caller: i just wanted tell you i think you're doing an excellent job. i couldn't do your job. i just have one question, and i'm not pro- or anti-gun, i'm indifferent. but i want to know, when there was a time about 150 years ago in this country that an armed man shot an unarmed man, he might be tried for murder, and if not, at least considered a coward. when did that change? when it is become a right for an armed man to shoot an unarmed man in the country? the old gun culture where men were men, i like that better. today, i don't know. if an armed man shoots an unarmed man, he is not a man for me. host: bring that into context for our subject. caller: he said we should have an nra for families and talking about guns, and that is my thing right there. i work in construction and i know a couple people, three of them to be exact, but they are all big-time right-wing supporters and they all believe in guns and they all will not go anywhere without a gun. i work in construction and there a

tim from toledo, ohio. good morning.aller: good morning i want to tell you i think you do an excellent job, i could not do your job. but, i have one question and i am not pro or anti-, i am really indifferent about it. i want to know that there was a time 150 years ago when an unarmed man shot an unarmed man he might be charged for murder or he is considered a coward. when did that change? when did it become all right for an armed man to shoot an unarmed man in this country? the old gun culture when when -- where men were men i like that better. today i do not know. if an unarmed -- evan armed man shoots -- if an armed man shoots an unarmed man he is a coward, when did that change. host: bring that into the contacts for our segment which is the american families. caller: the nra and all that and the nra for families and i thought that was my big thing right there. i work in construction and i know a couple of people, three of them and i am not going to say names, but they all are big time right-wing supporters and they b

this was in toledo, last night. four people were hurt.uries were life-threatening. someone through a back of use fireworks in the back of the truck causing the explosion. >> people of got to stop doing irresponsible things. something could've gone into someone's house and injured someone in the house. >> irresponsible and stupid. the only fireworks legal are poppers and sparklers. >> you can see how that whole situation turned into a crisis. >>> there is heat in our forecast. >> and a lot of it. it is a couple of days away and we have time temperature for it. we've got a nice summer evening with breezy conditions in an onshore flow producing wind speeds up to 20 miles per hour. 16 to 22 miles across the region. it is cooler by a few degrees right now. let's take a live view from emeryville looking back at san francisco which is about to get swallowed up by the advancing marine layer. it is 59 degrees in san francisco. san jose, 71. 59, half moonmoonmoon other temperature readings are 65 and santa rosa. 82, fairfield. mid-to upper 70s at c

in toledo, ohio a 17-year-old was killed and 11 others injured at a shooting at a large block party. and in norfolk, four children were shot including three teens and a 6-year-old girl now reported in stable condition. police have charged a 15-year-old boy in connection with that shooting. >>> more pain at the pump, gas prices on the rise and could keep rising. opec and its allies known as opec plus canceled its meeting honest dashing ing monday dashing hopes of increased production. last week oil finished above $75 a barrel for the first time in three years. it is an incredible recovery for crude prices from their crash in april of 2020. oil has rebounded as pandemic restrictions ease and demand for gas and jet fuel increases as the economy roars back to life. the opec drama comes as americans are back on the roads and paying the highest gas prices in seven years. the average price of a gallon of regular is $3.13, up 44% from last year. wall street analysts have said only opec plus are come to the rescue by pumping more oil to meet this surging post-covid demand. no new date for a m

and while try not to overturn that decision, justice toledo just writes a new test. unmoored from the text of the statute, unmoored from the intentions of congress and that is what i mean with by the audacity. the voting rights act is regarded as the most effective, important civil rights statute ever enacted. today with the supreme court did two it was just shameful. >> there's a passage in the majority opinion which is authored by samuel alito, he says, look, if there's impact here because there are disparate levels of wealth and mobility, where are you gonna do? you can come up with a new rule but if minority non minority rules have desperate life behaviors, you're gonna have disparate impact. my thoughts freezing this is why i said yes. >> when georgia was enacted its voter suppression law couple of months ago. i was in a lot of these conversations where people said the law on his face, and i had to remind them that exactly what you said the poll taxes also facially neutral, the literacy test was facially neutral, they knew with the result of it would be. remembe

a block party in toledo, ohio, ended this gunfire last night.ultiple people. in cincinnati two people were killed, three more hurt in another shooting and those were just two of several mass shootings over the course of the last several days. cnn's omar jimenez has been following it. it's in the numbers here, right? i mean, gun crimes, gun violence is up in this country. what more can you tell us, and what is law enforcement that you've spoken to saying is behind this? >> yeah, jim, well, it's not what you want to be thinking about when you think of warm weather and a 4th of july weekend. unfortunately it's a reality. big picture, we've seen more than 330 mass shootings this year according to the national gun violence archive. that's when four more people are shot and unfortunately we added to that list this weekend, in texas, in fort worth, eight people were shot near a car wash after a group of men got into an argument there, and police believe the majority of people that were shot in that incident were actually innocent bystanders. in georgia

in toledo, ohio, one person was killed and 11 were injured.im? >> adrian broadus, thank you. >>> voting rights, police reform, even infrastructure are on hold on capitol hill while governors move first with their america first policies with an eye to 2022 and 2024. we'll discuss. if you have this... consider adding this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare doesn't... and let you see any doctor. any specialist. anywhere in the u.s. who accepts medicare patients. so if you have this... consider adding this. call unitedhealthcare today for your free decision guide. ♪ ♪ it's velveeta shells & cheese versus the other guys. ♪ clearly, velveeta melts creamier. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... and slows food. t

tyrone in toledo, ohio. independent. good morning. caller: good morning to you.ost: go ahead, tyrone. caller: how are you doing? host: i am doing all right. caller: good. what is wrong with your people? host: what people, tyrone? caller: do you know the lord? host: who, tyrone? caller: do you know your lord? host: my lord? caller: do you know your god? host: sure, what are we not learning from god? caller: ok. god put each one of you here for a purpose, you know, find out why you are here. everybody gets the chance to be a child of god, each and every one of you well. host: that is tyrone in ohio. this is lynn, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i am just calling, first of all, i want to mention about the last guest, i tried to get in and that last segment. one of your last callers mentioned that most of the calls on that last one were mostly democrats. i just went to make a comment quickly about that. this man is a politician escalating as a pastor, and i wanted to ask about his worldview and how he felt about things, and all i wanted to talk about

kron four's, ken wayne and pam moore, including a legal very dangerous side shows in the city of toledowhat police are saying about their response to activities like these and growing concerns over the delta variant now officially the dominant strain of coronavirus. >> in california. keep it >> in california. keep it here. the news at 10 is next. after my car accident, >> in california. keep it here. the news at 10 is next. i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. at the barnes firm, our injury attorneys work hard to get you the best result possible. call us now and find out what your case could be worth. you might be surprised. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> when time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> we're talking about 12 hours of nonstop chaos throughout the city. both violence inside show. that's what's concerning. >> now at 10 and overwhelming 4th o

. >> and the hot spot in toledo along highway 37 is all clear. all lanes are open back here. and as we're looking at drive times across other bridges and highways. we'll have more on your monday morning commute. once we get back. team usa is ready for the olympic games, and so is erica! she's got the fastest internet, with wifi speeds faster than a gig. so when all of team usa is going for gold... ...her wifi can power it all, and more. i. love. you. can your internet do that? cheer on team usa with wifi speeds faster than a gig. or, get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. switch today. >> 7.14 right now. checking out the weather before you leave home and wow. look at the sun come out nicely here at the airport. >> left side of the image. you can see that fog trying to push in. but so far the suns winning out at least in the shot now. and to be that way, the rest the day, john. yeah, we're looking at a lot of sunshine today. guys. nice to see it to kick things off, too because the trend last week was great mornings followed by your sunshine. obviou

stacks of fireworks mistakenly blew up at a fourth of july block party in toledo. this is terrifying. >> no. >> you can see lling, ruinr cover. and those fireworks exploded in every direction. even stet rental truck on fire. four people got hurt. they are expected to be okay. what? >> why is this woman still out there? go inside. it's flying across her porch. >> look at the porch. somebody caused the blast by throwing a bag of used fireworks in the back of the truck. the only legal fireworks in ohio are novelty items like sparklers. >>> loud pops and bangs like what you just saw causing online community pages in the south bay to be packed with with posts about either missing or found pets. a family in san jose's north side neighborhood says fireworks scared off their dog marco on the night of the 3rd. dog owner bryce lynch says living in the area for more than a decade has prepared him for the inevitable pyrotechnics. he's navigated the noise by keeping his chocolate lab close by. >> he sticks with me wherever i go and i'm constantly petting him. he just looks at m

up in toledo. police are asking for the public's help in finding a man wanted in the shooting death of a 15 year-old boy, kron 4. sarah stinson is following the details from the newsroom. good morning, sarah. >> hey, good morning, vallejo police say it was a brazen act of violence when a 15 year-old boy was shot and killed in broad daylight with numerous people in the area along with children playing the shooting happened one week ago today. but police just released a photo and name of who they believe the shooter is. take a look at who police are looking for. it's dumb. mark bernstein from richmond police have been investigating the deadly shooting since the day it happened on july 14th. a call came in about shots fired on main street in south full a when officers arrived. they found a 15 year-old boy suffering from at least one gunshot wound. first responders tried to save him, but he died at the scene. someone who witnessed the murder was able to positively identified the shooter as bernstein. p

toledo's police chief is working with the city attorney to make spectating it street races and reckless driving stunts illegal participants or spectators could face up fines of up to $1000. >> including jail time of 6 months and their vehicles impounded for 30 days. people who promote sideshows may also face charges. >> the vallejo police department believes federal funding could help them address the dangerous exhibitions. the money would be used to boost staffing create a sideshow task force and improved technology cameras will be set up inside show prone areas which could help to better identify the cars involved. police say the response to sideshows and associated crimes will take a concerted effort that means thinking of creative ways and alternatives to. >> really making sure that we can can make that we can keep residents and community members safe. >> in the past police have teamed up with other agencies and solano and napa counties to crackdown on sideshows, but because they are happening so often their response could be improved reporting in dan thorn kron 4 news. >> another b

we do have a hot spot up in toledo, but we're actively keeping a close eye on this fire. >> near 90 inhester. and again. >> 8 8985 80, no major delays. if you're driving this morning the label right here. 37 westbound at wilson avenue. that's where we have that traffic that vehicle fire. there and they have shut down 37 highway 12 be another good alternate for you to get around that traveling into the city. what you do hit the may's a little under 15 minutes. no major issues right here at this hour, the san mateo bridge. same story looks great as you're traveling across towards the peninsula under 14 and the richmond sandra fell, although it looks a little sluggish. we're still just under 8 minutes. we'llo have more coming up next. our region's, back to you. thanks a lot of big story of the fire season, not just the fire where following oakland. but just, you know, in the dry grass and you know that we're talking about with heat coming in the glass fire was a year ago in the napa valley and a lot of wineries are still out trying to recover. yeah, you can still see the scars on the hill

much of the last couple of weeks having discussions in cleveland, columbus, cincinnati, youngstown, toledog some towns out. and what i hear from, i hear one mother said the first time ever i'm going to be able to send my son to a summer camp for a week. a father said i can buy equipment for fast pitch softball for my daughter now. another said -- a couple said we're going to try to put aside $100 a month now for each of our two children, they're babies now, for a college fund. a couple -- a number of people in these meetings said, you know, every month, the last week of the month i struggle to figure out how to pay my renting. i'm not going to have to struggle. you think about that. what's the whole idea of infrastructure? infrastructure sets a foundation for families and for societies to launch their children into a better life. and think about what this is going to mean. $300 a month, month after month starting june 15th -- i'm sorry, starting today, august 15th, september 15th. we've got to make it permanent. think what this is going to do. i've not done anything in my long public caree

senator brown talk about families in ashtabula or zanesville or dayton or cleveland or cincinnati or toledoand what the policies in this -- that we pass in this body either -- you know, the difference they make are very often the difference they don't make to real people at home. to the people that you work for and represent in newark. i think about a mom, i say to my colleague from ohio -- or colorado, the presiding officer, a mom in rifle, colorado what was in an early childhood center. she was so happy to be there. the other moms were happy to be there too because until they had that early childhood center, they mad to drive 30 miles to glenwood canyon to put their child in day care to work. now they can actually have in in their community. what she said to me was that i work so i can have health insurance. and every single dollar i make goes to pay for this early childhood center so i can work. it's that triangle that so many americans are caught in because we have had an economy that for 50 years has worked really well for the top 10% and not for anybody else in america. and for too lo