>> well, now on the kron 4 morning news, a fire vallejo police officer could be getting his job back after killing a man during the george floyd protests. how the victim's family is now responding. and boat owners, frustrated and they're trying to get help from law enforcement as they continue to do with the burglars that are targeting votes on the n% oakland estuary. and chp is searching for driver. they say hit and killed a man while he was out with friends. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> good tuesday morning. thank you for waking up with this bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news today is tuesday. august 29th. believed that the mom is just flying by a whole lot to get to today and tomorrow. we have a warm-up on the way john. so folks are prepared for that morning. yeah, we're getting ready for some heat again across the bay area. temperatures today into tomorrow. >> got to be on the rise tomorrow being the very hottest. want to be looking forward to. so if you don't love that heat, look forward to this weekend when we coo

alarm calls require 2 to 4 officers dispatched vallejo. police say on average it takes them ten minutes to arrive and 15 more minutes to clear the call. it's why two town hall meetings are allowing the community to sound off, proposing dispatchers just log unverified alarm calls and offer an incident number. and the deputy chief says more difficult decisions may need to be made and there could be more in the future. when we look at other calls that maybe we don't respond to until we can get our staffing up to where it should be, it's why cameras are seen every few feet at tony's cakes. diaz says he'll do what he's been doing, taking matters into his own hands. we pretty much just make reports for insurance purposes now, not so much to have investigated or have someone follow up or, you know, try to solve crime in vallejo, brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news. santa clara county now has a new facility for people with mental health illnesses who are transitioning back to independent living. a ribbon cutting ceremony was held this afternoon for th

in vallejo, jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. new at 11 fremont police are asking for the public's help tonight locating a missing woman. officers say 53 year old shazia paquet was last seen just after 8:00 this morning in fremont's cabrillo neighborhood. she is described as being five feet five inches tall, 165 pounds. and of south asian descent. she was seen wearing a black dress and either a black or purple scarf. anyone with information is asked to contact fremont pd in the south bay. the santa clara county sheriff's office says they have found the car of a missing teenager from saratoga who disappeared just over a month ago. katie schneider's white honda accord was recovered yesterday on skyline boulevard near castle rock state park. the 17 year old was last seen leaving her home on july 5th. and the family says surveillance video captured the car on the side of skyline boulevard at 134 in the afternoon. on that day. and then driving off a few minutes later. anyone with information is asked to call the santa clara county she

the closure starts at 9:00 pm through the 780 interchange in vallejo and highway 4 in hercules. caltrans plans to reopen that stretch at 5:00 am on tuesday. >>> meanwhile, bay area airports are expecting a labor day weekend rush, oakland international estimates more than 210,000 travelers will pass through between today and tuesday, that is nearly 80% of pre-pandemic levels in 2019. and at sfo it wasn't too crowded this morning but just wait, they are projecting 590,000 passengers to go through from tomorrow through monday. that is 93% of what they saw over the same time in 2019. they believe tomorrow will be the busiest day with 160,000 passengers in and out. >>> at san jose minetta, they are experiencing a slight increase tomorrow . >>> still ahead, widespread damage from hurricane idalia, what is left of some communities and where some homes were spared. >>> and how the recent heat is impacting our pets, the injuries putting a bigger stra you u didn't chohoose cat allergrgies. you didndn't choosee yourur hairline.e. hot flashehes, the e flu, or that ththing when your knee jus

. >>> la policÍa de vallejo dijo que arrestaron una persona en distintos incidentes.entras el pÚblico parece celebrar, asÍ terminÓ este auto esto por un espectÁculo de autos ilegal. la policÍa llegÓ y encontrÓ el auto incendiÁndose en el medio de la carretera. >>> a veces que uno tiene una emergencia y si tiene que salir de casa y encuentra las vÍas cerradas por estos eventos no estÁ bien la verdad. >>> una hora antes alrededor de las 2: 15 de la madrugada autoridades de oakland dicen que tambiÉn respondieron a otra carrera clandestina en... >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> el concejal se queja de que estos shows se salieron de control. por lo que este verano impulsan una ley que responsabiliza a los conductores de estos eventos de manera civil y legal. ademÁs este mes el gobernador newsom informÓ que apoyarÁ con mÁs policÍas para contrarrestar estos eventos. en vallejo la policÍa tambiÉn investiga espectÁculos involucrando a 300 carros en tres diferentes locaciones. el primero se registrÓ en boulevard sonoma alrededor de la 1:00 de la madrugada, incluso habÍa fuegos artif

una vez mÁs.asÍ transcurriÓ la madrugada del domingo en vallejo.ectadores se acercaron mÁs a los autos fuera de control. incluso hubo tiempo para esto. poco despuÉs uno de los hombres cayÓ. pero todos siguieron grabando con sus celulares y nada detuvo el espectÁculo. ni la policÍa que llego 25 minutos despuÉs de que iniciÓ. y mientras esto ocurrÍa en intersecciÓn de sonoma boulevarda la 1:00. a las 2:00 esto pasaba en la sÉptima. toda la intersecciÓn bloqueada mientras hacÍan sonar sus llantas girando sobre pavimento. tiempo hubo de sobra. a la policÍa tampoco llegÓ y no fue todo. sÓlo una hora despuÉs esto pasÓ en oakland. este carro terminÓ en llamas mientras que a su alrededor el espectÁculo secundario continuaba.el humo expresaban su intersecciÓn. hasta que llegaron los bomberos. 100 espectadores, 50 vehÍculos, estuvieron en el lugar, segÚn estimaciones de la propia policÍa. la que llegÓ 30 minutos despuÉs de que inicie el espectÁculo. esto pese a que sÓlo horas antes la policÍa de oakland advirtiÓ, en su cuenta de twitter, que tendrÍan recurso

the vallejo city manager confirms times reinstatement. >> has been ordered. but the news coming on saturday of saying that time is going to be understated reinstated. this city wants me and ashley to fold and give up. but if anything expected, charitable cause tones. attorney linders says in a statement that the arbitrator found times use of deadly force was legally justified when he shot and killed the 22 year-old man. >> on june second, 2020. that's when officers responded to a looting call at a walgreens. independent report on the incident released in 2021. determined the shooting was not reasonable and that tone mistook the hammer in monterrosa's possession for a gun. former chief shawny williams fired time. the town's attorney says an arbitrator has determined de escalation was not feasible quote, because an officer who reasonably believes he is about to be shot and killed is entitled to use deadly force. at that moment gas. no breaks for we're going to continue to organize and strategize. >> just like we've been doing for the last 3 years. and we're gon

this comes after a state of emergency was declared in vallejo late last month. it's not every day that the call for help is coming from inside the police department. but they're stretched pretty thin and last month the department told us it only has 34 patrol officers in a city of 120,000 people. police chief jason toh says his department has roughly 51 officer vacancies although recruitment efforts are ongoing, the department faces difficulties retaining officers. thanks to a lengthy hiring process. the state of emergency helps the department recruit more officers and get more fill in help from other law enforcement agencies around that area. last month, some expressed concern the police community connection also needs improvement. >> to this day i have never seen a cop come up through the door talking to the business owners to you know, get bigger ties with community. see what's going on. really being engaged. i have never seen that. >> okay, so today's community meeting is set for 6:00 this evening and it's expected to touch on proposed changes when it comes

asÍ transcurriÓ la madrugada del domingo en vallejo.o fuera de control. incluso hubo tiempo para esto. poco despuÉs uno de los hombres cayÓ. pero todos siguieron grabando con sus celulares y nada detuvo el espectrolo. ni la policÍa que llegÓ 25 minutos despuÉs de que iniciÓ. y mientras esto ocurrÍaa la 1:00 de la maÑana, a las dos esto pasaba en la sÉptima. toda la intersecciÓn estuvo bloqueada metros hacÍan sonar sus llantas girando sobre pavimento. tiempo hubo de sobra.la policÍa tampoco llego y no fue todo. sÓlo una hora despuÉs esto paso en oakland. este carro terminÓ en llamas mientras a su alrededor el espectÁculo secundario continuaba. el humo avanzÓ sobre la intersecciÓn. hasta que llegaron los bomberos. 100 espectadores y 50 vehÍculos estuvieron en el lugar segÚn estimaciones de la propia policÍa. la que llego 30 minutos despuÉs de que inicie el espectÁculo.esto pese a que sÓlo horas antes la policÍa de oakland advirtiÓ en su cuenta de twitter que tendrÍan recursos adicionales para hacer cumplir esta actividad ilegal y que el v

reproche (musica) ( habla en ingles ) >> la familia de un joven muerto a balazos por un policÍa de vallejosahora le da una fecha lÍmite a las autoridades. le diremos que estÁn exigiendo. >> (habla en inglÉ) >> como un llamado de cooperaciÓn por parte de la comunidad asÍ la ciudad de san josÉ y las agencias del orden presentan un plan para erradicar las carreras ilegales de autos en esta zona. le diremos en que consiste. >> asÍ comenzamos gracias por acompaÑarnos en este jueves al mediodÍa. >> ocurriÓ hace unos minutos escuche. >> (habla en inglÉ) >> la familia participÓ en una manifestaciÓn en contra de una decisiÓnque tomÓ la ciudad de vallejos. el policÍa que dispaÓo y matÓ al joven fue recontratado y vocera de beneficios. >> el agente fue despedido pero se revocÓ esa decisiÓn. a las 6:00 de la tarde nuestra colega nos da detalles sobre esta manifestaciÓn y sobre la medida que la familia adoptarÁ tras la decisiÓn de contrataciÓn que acaba de tomar la comunidad de vallejos. >> cÓmo podemos trabajar juntos. >> de esa forma la ciudad y las agencias del orden en casa san en san josÉ revelaron

right now, the vallejo police department has not responded to my comments. not responded emails for a comment. and monterrosa's family says that they do plan to protest this move. we're expecting to hear more this thursday when there's a press conference. that's very latest in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas story. james, we'll send it back to all right. thank you, michael. time now 704, students and staff at saint vincent de paul catholic church, a catholic high school that is. >> in petaluma. they want to know why the school principal was fired. e-mail went out on monday to parents informing them that principal patrick daley would no longer be working. there actually won on sunday night. a student from the school says that students and staff actually walked out of class yesterday morning in protest. we have reached out to the school and the superintendent, but we haven't heard back. >> alright, 74 is the time and also new for you this morning. the city of berkeley has been given the go ahead to continue construction of new housing people's park. it was de

alarm calls require 2 to 4 officers dispatched vallejo . police say on average it takes them ten minutes to arrive and 15 more minutes to clear the call. it's why two town hall meetings are allowing the community to sound off, proposing dispatchers just log on, verify alarm calls and offer an incident number and the deputy chief says more difficult decisions may need to be made and there could be more in the future. when we look at other calls that maybe we don't respond to until we can get our staffing up to where it should be. it's why cameras are seen every few feet at tony's cakes. diaz says he'll do what he's been doing, taking matters into his own hands. we pretty much just make reports for insurance purposes now, not so much to have it investigated or have someone follow up or you know, try to solve crime. i did receive an advance copy of vallejo command staff's presentation for tonight. the goal is to increase transparency , listen to the community and answer any questions some may have for police. yeah, as we've been reporting, the

the city of vallejo fired tonn, accusing him of violating department policies. his termination, though, was reversed earlier this month through an arbitration. monterrosa family says they're committed to holding tonn accountable. this city has allowed for unarmed civilians, black and brown men, to be killed. inhumane lee and is not just about sean. it's about everyone are getting a sense of justice and you know what? the news coming out on saturday of saying that jerry tan was going to be overstated, reinstated this city wants me and ashley to fold and give up. but if anything, expect the chair to fold because never us. two years ago, attorney general rob bonta said his office would conduct an independent review of the shooting. the status of that review remains unclear. happening today, a vigil in san francisco to honor a store clerk who died after being beaten by a suspected thief. he'd confronted . and 60 year old ioannis told was known as john. he suffered a brain injury in the attack last thursday night at the richmond market and died on tuesday. the owner

the vallejo police department has not responded to us for a comment. monterrosa's family says that they will be protesting the move, but we're expecting to hear more later this week because there is set to have a press conference on thursday. it's very latest in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you. okay, michael, thank you. time now is 804. and students and staff at saint vincent depaul, catholic high. >> in petaluma want to know why their principal was fired. e-mail went out sunday informing families that principal patrick daley would no longer be working. there. and apparently students and staff, some of them walked out of class yesterday morning to protest. we reached out to the school and the superintendent for a comment. but we haven't heard back. >> well, new this morning, the city of berkeley has given the green light now to the university to continue building housing on people's parts. thing that callan, the students say that is really wanted, but some neighborhood groups did not want to happen. >> kron will tran is live i

it is the first day of school for vallejo city unified.e low 60s and head to a humid 79 degrees at pick-up time. it will be very warm as we watch out for that chance of quick-moving showers, possibly some thunderstorms. not only late morning, but into the afternoon. much more activity over the sierra that could come in later this evening, especially for the north bay and parts of the east bay. at the same time, it's going to be very hot this afternoon. we're talking mid to upper 90s, while the peninsula will hit a high of about 80 degrees. we're looking at low 70s in san francisco, the north bay up to about 93 degrees. in our seven-day forecast, we have mid to upper 90s today, triple digits for tomorrow and wednesday, and hot on thursday, with some milder weather for the weekend. >>> and mike, you have some more slowing in the east bay now? >> we do. obviously the bay bridge toll plaza will be one of those spots because the metering lights have been on for about 20 minutes. so we have your standard flow here -- i should say 15 minutes, as

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. >>> family and friends of a man shot and killed by vallejo police say they're not giving up in efforts to make sure the officer who fired the gun never returns to the street despite the city saying the officer will soon be reinstated. the family and friends held a rally denouncing the reinstatement. the victim was unarmed and appears to be surrendering when tun shot and killed him from the back seat of a patrol vehicle. initially he was terminated but the firing was recently overturned when an independent investigation ruled the shooting justified. the family filed a civil lawsuit and demanding he be criminally charged. the family says it is raising money to hire private security to patrol any area he is working if his reinstatement stands. >> that is not safe and this is an important time when we talk about reimagining what public safety is because the city of vallejo and the police department have declared a state of emergency. that doesn't mean you bring back terminated officers who are bad to patrol the community. the community already doesn't feel safe. >> reporter: in a statement

lo antes posible mientras que la asociaciÓn de agentes de policÍa de vallejo expresÓ como monterrosaidad, la oportunidad y la intenciÓn de causar la muerte o lesiones corporales graves >>> en otras informaciones, vamos a san francisco los Ánimos hicieron caldeados en la reuniÓn del distrito escolar y los maestros, los educadores alegan que la culpa del problema econÓmico escolar se debe al mal manejo por parte del distrito y seÑala que el cierre de los planteles que se puede conectar como una posibilidad afecte directamente (inaudible( >>> el mal manejo del recurso descrito quÉ bueno que estÁn hablando directamente las posibilidades ya que tienen que tratar pero sin embargo, la gente estÁ muy molesta que por tantos aÑos se ha maltratado la educaciÓn de nuestros niÑos >>> con un dÉficit de tÍtulo de millones de dÓlares tres propuestas para disminuir la matrÍcula y la rotaciÓn de profesores debido a la insuficiencia salarial continÚan sobre la mesa en cuanto el cierre de escuelas no se tomÓ ninguna decisiÓn esta noche >>> de ahora en adelante puede seguir cualquier llega su dirigencia

the vallejo police took a statement this afternoon. nbc bay area news. >> thank you, thom. >>> a follow-up to a story we first brought you over the last two nights. my exclusive interview with an al need a county prosecutor who was questioning in one of most infamous bay area cold cases, the disappearance of mikaila garrett. as you heard here over the last two nights, the former deputy d.a. was preparing to take convicted killer david mitch to trial for the 1980 murder. charges he pled not guilty to. when price removed special stances allegat against him. mahan told me the charges were reduced without consulting her, the lead prosecutor on the case, or the victim's families. price also placed mcmahan on leave. a move that angered the father, rodney, who told me he was hoping to use those special circumstance allegations as a bargaining chip. i invited price several time to sit down and discuss it. but she never made herself available. late this afternoon, though, the district attorney's office put out a press release saying in part, th

. >>> a live look in vallejo. a protest and a news conference is underway. it is organized by angry, over the reinstatement of a vallejo police officer. the city is now in the process of granting employment and benefits back to the detective who shot and killed sean mont derosa in 2020. it happened during the height of the george floyd protests outside a walgreens after officers responded to reports of looting. police later said the officer mistook a partly concealed hammer for a gun. a review by a warrant led to officers termination which this week was overturned in arbitration. a statement from the officer's poor reads in part, quote, the decision confirmed that he pose an imminent and deadly threat and that detective mei's use of force was reasonable under the totality of the circumstances. >>> san jose celebrating cruising and bull riders after years of it being banned. before 1986 san jose it as the low rider capital. then the city banned low riders and created new cruising -- no cruising zones. the raudel lazo for three decades up until last year when

after he sought him outside, the walgreens after responding to reports of looting vallejo police sayt he fired at monterrosa because he missed took a hammer in his sweatshirt for a gun. >>> the list of victims is getting longer. a walnut creek man is in jail, accused of sexually assaulting seven women. brandon was facing four counts of rape, but the das office confirms more victims has since come forward, the magri news reports that he has worked as a bartender and bouncer at several local bars. he appeared to target intoxicated women. a mug shot was released earlier this month, have been encouraging other potential victims to come forward. anyone with information can call the department's anonymous tip line . >>> safety concerns for 49ers fans after another game and another brawl, santa clara police have arrested a man accused of stabbing two people at a in and out burger, between 10 49ers and raiders fans, after the preseason game, the in and out is near the stadium, the cell phone video showed several people getting hit and kicked and shoved got the video later shows the suspect,

the vallejo police department, it's not commenting on the matter. however, monterrosa's family members say they will be protesting. this move will keep you posted. there. ken, back to you. all right, grant, thank you for that. deputies are looking for 2 bank robbery suspects in san lorenzo. >> after the suspects led them on a chase that ended with a child being hit by a car. deputies say a suspect passed a note to a bank teller this afternoon at citi bank on paseo grande. they say the note stated to hand over $20,000 or they would blow up the bank. at some point, the suspect left the bank and drove away. deputies spotted the vehicle went after the car. the chase only lasted about 2 minutes when the suspect vehicle hit a boy at the intersection of grenada and via cordoba, the child was taken to a hospital and is expected to survive. the search is on tonight for the driver who hit and killed a teenager's kron four's terisa stasio tells us the 18 year-old victim was walking with 2 of his friends when he was hit. >> look closely. the california highway

the fridge will stay on 24 7 and organizers are looking at other parts of town to add more. >> in vallejo, philippe djegal all kron, 4 still ahead tonight on kron, 4 news at 6, a former president trump now facing a 4th criminal indictment coming out of georgia. well, a closer look at the past 3 indictments e still faces. plus recall efforts become official today against district attorney pamela price in alameda county, as organizers filed a notice of intent. we'll tell you where things stand as of now. and today marks 2 years since the end of america's longest war, the war in afghanistan. what u.s. officials say the work far officials say the work far from over. (♪♪) rsv can be a dangerous virus... [sneeze] ...for those 60 and older. it's not just a cold. and if you're 60 or older... ...you may be at increased risk of hospitalization... [coughing] ...from this highly... ...contagious virus. not all dangers come with warning labels. talk to your pharmacist or doctor... ...about getting vaccinated against rsv today. >> we have continuing coverage tonight on the recent indictment of former p

it's from i 780 in vallejo to highway four in hercules. there will be a detour available.orld record -- look at this. a world record set during volleyball day in nebraska. the largest crowd ever to witness a women's sports event packed the stadium in lincoln yesterday. more than 92,000 fans watched the nebraska huskers take on the oklahoma mavericks. the previous world record was set in barcelona for a champions league match between fc barcelona and wolfsburg. reggie: does teenage slang feel a little extra these days? this next story is going to make me feel 88 years old. the younger generation feels their lingo totally slaps. some teachers and parents find what they are saying is sus, short for suspicious. slang used to travel by word-of-mouth. but with social media these days , it's hard for us up. a new word flooding right now is rizzz. what does it mean? a mix of confidence, charm, magnetism. kumasi: if the word is on the news -- it's over. reggie: i don't hear people saying slap anymore. i don't hear kids saying that. i still hear them saying no cap. do you hear that?

tensions rose as vallejo residents spoke their mind. the department says it has just 34 patrol officers in a city of 126,000 people. the city has declared a state of emergency to get help filling in from outside agencies. as of now, they have roughly 51 vacancies for officers. >> if we don't work together, as community, as a people, as vallejo residents we're not going to ever get anywhere with us battling against them and them battling against us. i understand that all thing are not perfect with the police force. but can we find the good in it to make this thing work? >> well, the department said if short staffing goes on much longer, the solano county sheriff's department may have to take over. >>> look at downtown san francisco now. looks like office workers are coming back to work. according to a study by placer ai san francisco claims the biggest year over year recovery out of 11 major cities across the nation. compared to los angeles and new york and miami and more, san francisco saw just over 38% year over year increase. it's not

also new tonight, the vallejo police officer who shot and killed a man during a george floyd protest could be getting his job back. detective jarrett tonn was fired after he shot. 22 year-old sean, that monterrosa you see there outside a walgreens that was in the early morning hours, june second, 2020, tom 2 other officers were responding to reports of looting at the store. police have claimed time mistook a hammer and not the roses pocket for a gun when he opened fire after being placed on administrative leave. then chief shawny williams fired on in 2021. after he says he determine monterroza was on his knees with his hands raised when he was shot. attorney for the vallejo police union says tons firing has since been overturned in arbitration, the vallejo police department is not commenting on the matter, but monterrosa's family members say they will protest the move. a press conference has been scheduled for this thursday. scary moments now at the university of north carolina chapel hill today. we're a faculty member was shot and killed the shooting prompting a campus wide lockdown

still about nine degrees below average in vallejo. tropical storm eugene.l, wassilieff of it at least is still moving into southern california and eventually the central ser are and move over to us in the friday forecast. this is kind of what it looks like right now on the models. a glimpse just barely any of moisture into the south bay for the fridaysetup. really just going to be a cloudy and cool friday forecast for us. that's how we're going to kick off the weekend as we head all the way throughout friday and saturday and sunday with partly cloudy skies. a little bit of the offshore flow. 60s for us for the friends heading out the outside lands but did you notice it was warmer day-by-day? if you have only a day pass or thinking about one, maybe sunday is the best day to go if you want to get out there and enjoy a warmer outfit or at least a warmer attire outfit. here's what we have though for the rest of us in the bay area. you are definitely going to want tank tops and shorts this weekend in the inland east bay. expecting upper 90s and even triple digit

a former vallejo police officer who once >> was fired may be able to get his job back. we'll tell you why he. is. in that situation now and the people of the family of that man was killed and uc berkeley can now start building housing in people's park. we'll tell you why state lawmakers have just approved a plus robbers. robbers are now targeting votes in the oakland estuary. we'll tell you what they're looking for and how maybe to prevent it. >> right now, the kron 4 morning news. a fired police. police officer could be getting his job back after he killed a man during the george floyd protests. how the victim's family is responding. boat owners are frustrated and try to get help from law enforcement as they continue to deal with the rise burglars targeting votes in the oakland estuary and the chp is searching now for a driver they say hit and killed a man while he was out fishing with friends. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning and thanks for joining us on a tuesday. i'm darya and i'm james and we're w

vallejo city unified starts school this morning. then tomorrow, one of the largest school districts in the bay area, west contra costa unified starts class and that includes schools in the cities of el cerrito and richmond, san mateo foster city school district, with its 10,000 students. also start class on tuesday. san francisco unified begins on wednesday. it has more than 50,000 students, making it the single largest school district in the bay area, napa valley unified. also starts the school year on wednesday. some schools in sonoma county will begin either wednesday or thursday, which is also when hayward unified and cupertino union start classes. happening today, the state superintendent of schools is trying to hire more teachers. in california, a recruitment summit is going to begin later this morning. and james torres joins us now live from vallejo where students are set to return to school today. good morning, james. claudine good morning to you. yeah, we expect that first bell to ring within the next hour. we've heard from

. >> e-40 he will be celebrated with a street named after him in vallejo. it was unanimously approved by the vallejo city council last week, and this year marks the 30th anniversary of 40's first album, the mile stretch of magazine street between laurel and old glen cove road will be nad e-40 way, thra legengrew up in vallejo and released his song called magazine street on h 2015 album. it's the street where he lived as a kid, so it's very personal for him. >> ucsf's, chair of the department of medicine and twitter star dr. bob wachter, has been on the mend since his bout with covid early this month , left him with a smashed head and some internal injuries. we spoke to him on our 3 p.m. show. oh, look at that. just breaks your heart, right? getting answers. his first tv interview with us since his journey got more than 4 million views online. he said he developed covid symptoms that quickly worsened. there's something in medicine called a vasovagal reaction where if you're feeling very uncomfortable or in pain and you're dehydrated, you can have a reaction

and this sideshow in vallejo included firework.was at sonoma boulevard and lemon street in vallejo early yesterday morning. fireworks were going off at the same time that a large crowd had gathered to watch drivers spinning donuts and doing other stunts. at one point, a man tumbled off a speeding red car. it's not clear how badly he was hurt. vallejo police say the sideshow lasted about 20 minutes before officers arrived on the scene. the investigation continues in what are some some are calling the robotaxi meltdown on the streets of san francisco. it happened friday night in the city's north beach neighborhood. video posted on social media shows nearly a dozen cruise driverless taxis stalled in the middle of the street, blocking traffic on busy grand avenue. it happened just one day after the state public utilities commission agreed to expand robotaxi operations in san francisco. there you go. 24 hours later, gridlock in north beach has ten of these devices were what they call bricked, immobilized, paralyzed and the bigger issue

larry: family and friends of a man shot and killed by a vallejo police officer are furious. the officer is getting his job back. the man was killed by the officer in 2020 and police were responding to a looting call at walgreens and had made previous arrests there. this was one week after the murder of george floyd. our reporter explains how family and friends are planning now to take action. >> this city has allowed for un-harmed civilians, black and brown men but to be killed inhumanely. >> the loved ones that the man said the community needs to do something. >> it is not just about him, but everyone and justice. >> the vallejo police officer killed in june 2, 2020 by shooting to the windchill of an unmarked police vehicle from the backseat. his attorney tells us that his termination was overturned in arbitration along with all obligations to his use of force. he was reinstated with a reprimand for failing to timely activate his camera and received back pay and benefits. >> the news was devastating and frustrating. >> now the monetarism family, attorneys and advocates are

vallejo city unified starts tomorrow.tra costa county costa unified district. it covers the cities, including el cerrito and richmond. you've got san mateo foster city. let me go on your screen. that also begins on tuesday. and enrollment there is about 10,500 students and students. and then you've got san francisco, which starts on wednesday with about 49,000 students. it's the single largest school district in the bay area. napaalley also starts on wednesday. some schools in sonoma county will begin either on wednesday or thursday. that is also when hayward and cupertino union start out. well, new study shows that covid vaccines and booster shots given to pregnant women help protect both the mother and their babies. the national institutes of health study tracked the antibody levels of women who were pregnant as well as the antibody levels in their cord blood after giving birth. and the women who received vaccines as well as their cord blood, showed antibodies for several covid variants. and that includes delta and omic

the vallejo police department is not commenting on the matter. however, monterrosa's family members say they will be protesting this move. a press conference for them is scheduled for this thursday. we'll keep you posted there. we could soon see the biggest strike of healtacare workers in u.s. history. voting began saturday. >> to authorize a possible strike at kaiser permanente facilities. the voting process for union members is going to last until september 13th with the potential strike starting as early as october first. now, if the strike happens, it would be the largest strike of healthcare workers in history. union members say that they are underpaid and frustrated with under staffing across hospitals and clinics. up next, we're tracking tropical dalia. very quickly going to become a hurricane here as barrels. >> toward florida through the gulf. plus, san francisco federal jury find a man guilty in a scheme to sell covid masks during the pandemic. and then we'll be hearing from state senator mike mcguire. you can say hello to california's

also are hearing of a slow ride for you if you're traveling on westbound 80 towards 780 there in vallejo. i'll have that for you. and seven things as we end here looking at our drive times. tracy to dublin 33 minutes not bad there. antioch to concord 19 goumaz. thank you. >> jobina this morning, president biden is back in the lake tahoe area where he is vacationing inning after touring the devastation in maui yesterday. the president talked through lahaina after viewing the burned areas by helicopter. he walked, i should say. he also spent more than an hour speaking with survivors and first responders during a community meeting. so far, 114 people have been confirmed dead and more than 800 people are unaccounted for. firefighters the president has promised more federal aid and says the rebuilding will be focused on local culture. >> countries should grieves with you, stands with you and will do everything possible to help you recover, rebuild and respect culture and traditions. when the rebuilding takes place. >> fema says nearly 6000 survivors have already registered for federal assista

. >>> of the vallejo police department is holding a community town hall tonight to discuss police response times as they grapple with staffing shortages, this comes after a state of emergency was declared late last month. the police chief said there are 51 patrol officer vacancies in his department, there are only 34 officers in a city of 126,000 people . the state of emergency helps the department recruit more officers and get more fill in help from other law enforcement agencies. last month, some neighbors expressed concern that the police community connection also needs improvement. >> to this day i have never seen a cop coming door-to-door to talk to business owners to see what's going on and really good engaged. >> the community meeting is set for 6:00 this evening, it is expected to touch on proposed changes when it comes to responding to alarm calls for service, the solano county sheriff's office could take over in vallejo if the city cannot get more officers. >>> some delays on caltrain this afternoon after a train hit and killed a person in redwood city . it happened around 12:30,

from fairfield over into napa and vallejo, it is a cool set up for us. daytime highs will stay pretty cool for now. this is a good example of what is going on. we warm up fast this weekend but for now, that area of low pressure keeping us below average. daytime highs will change drastically into the weekend, just in time for any outdoor activities. 80s today, 80s throughout the rest of this weekend and then 90s and triple digits as we kick off next day. here we go over into san francisco, pretty much the same trend along the coast but a little warmer. 70s right around the corner just in time for outside lands this weekend. it is beautiful weather for any festivities. 60s turning into 70s all the way down into oakland. up into wine country, partly cloudy skies this week. we still have a little bit of coastal drizzle in the forecast for tomorrow morning. if you live closer to half moon bay or even pacifica. >>> one of the biggest questions ahead of the 49ers preseason game starts with quarterback and quarterback brock purdy overcoming his injuries. we get

. >> e-40 he will be celebrated with a street named after him in vallejo.oved by the vallejo city council last week, and this year marks the 30th anniversary of e-40's first album, the mile stretch of magazine street between laurel and old glen cove road will be renamed e-40 way, the rap legend grew up in vallejo and released his song called magazine street on his 2015 album. it's the street where he lived as a kid, so it's very personal for him. >> ucsf's, chair of the department of medicine and twitter star dr. bob wachter, has been on the mend since his bout with covid early this month , left him with a smashed head and some internal injuries. we spoke to him on our 3 p.m. show. oh, look at that. just breaks your heart, right? getting answers. his first tv interview with us since his journey got more than 4 million views online. he said he developed covid symptoms that quickly worsened. there's something in medicine called a vasovagal reaction where if you're feeling very uncomfortable or in pain and you're dehydrated, you can have a reaction where you'r

you know, we heard from an attorney for the vallejo police officers association who says the officer's termination was overturned. >> in arbitration, as you can imagine, the reaction is coming in. kron four's. michael thomas is live in the newsroom with more michael gove morning. yeah, good morning, everyone. this killing happened during the george floyd protests and the vallejo police union lawyer says but the reinstatement of this officer is quoted the right decision, but not everyone agrees. and just to give you some background, this all started on june second of 2020. that's when sean monterrosa was shot and killed outside of a walgreens by detective jarrett tonn who was eventually fired for that killing. detective town and 2 other officers were responding to the location for reports of looting as the 3 officers approached the store, you can see in this body cam footage. it shows time in the backseat of a vehicle sticker rifle between the 2 officers in front and fire 5 times through the front windshield at sean monterrosa eventually killed him. police say detective time mistook a h

even impacting areas like benicia over vallejo.tinue to see the onshore flow this morning alone mostly moving to the north which is guesting because they said later this evening see the smoke plume shift to the south. that's the reason why yarners the strait also waking up to not the best air quality. current temperatures right now in the low 60s in oakland. later this afternoon, forget act 70s. only staying in the 60s today and it's a mild forecast for us. just in the heart of the bay. but as we head south all the way down into san jose where we're starting to see that sun slowly rise over the mountains, we're going to warm-up just a little bit more. we're going to hit the upper 60s just like oakland around 10:00 a.m. but then we warm up into the upper 70s and lower 80s today. that's the case all throughout the santa clara valley so prepare for mild weather there. it is still cloudy and cool for us in the heart of san francisco. that marine layer holding on tight and even allowing for some mist and some drizzle this morning. i not

>>> vallejo police want to hear from you today as they deal a staffing crisis. they're calling for your input to discuss changes in response to alarm calls. amanda? >>> plus, one man living in the tenderloin wants people to really see what goes on in his community on a the daily basis. >> this is just normal. you see this stuff all the time. i don't think about the factis not right sometimes. it's crazy. >> we take you inside his life in the san francisco community. >>> and it's a lot cloudier and cooler as we head into the daytime highs today. all throughout the bay area. that will be the trend for us this week and i'll have more on why that's happening coming up. >>> well, things are starting to get just a little bit busy on some of the bay area bridges. that includes the san mateo bridge as well as the bay bridge. we'll have a look at that coming right up. jocelyn? >>> and gianna, maybe we're feeling lucky this morning. maybe you at home are feeling lucky. well, the mega millions jackpot is the largest in the game's history. this morning, we're at a location

and this sideshow in vallejo included fireworks.this is the scene at sonoma boulevard and lemon street in vallejo early yesterday morning. fireworks were going off at the same time that a large crowd had gathered to watch drivers spinning donuts and doing other stunts. at one point, a man tumbled off of a speeding red car. it's not clear how badly he was hurt. vallejo police say the sideshow lasted about 20 minutes before officers arrived on the scene. well, the investigation continues into what some are calling a robotaxi meltdown on the streets of san francisco. this all happened friday night. this is the city's north beach neighborhood. video posted on social media showing nearly a dozen crews driving taxis stalled in the middle of that street, blocking traffic on busy grand avenue. it's all happened just one day after the state public utilities commission agreed to expand robotaxi operations in san francisco. there you go. 24 hours later, gridlock in north beach has ten of these devices were what they call bricked, immobilized,

. >> of i-80 between 7.80, in vallejo and highway 4 hercules shutting down the carquinez bridge. the road closes at 9 o'clock. tonight, it's set to reopen tuesday morning at 05:00am to get around this. you're encouraged to take 7.80, towards 6.80, and get on highway 4. >> we're going take a break here at 609, but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news as sales force gets ready to put on this year's dreamforce conference in san francisco. there's a possibility this might be the last one held in the city will explain why. plus new vaccines in the works that could help prevent overdose deaths. and after the break, president joe biden announcing more money for hawaii following those deadly wildfires. and we're talking about changes out there today. as far as temperatures go. but unfortunately, mike up indoors today is the poor air quality. >> only getting worse throughout the day. i'm going to be talk >> it's 6.12, and here are 4 things you need to know today. the lay whole officer responsible for killing sean monterrosa could be getting his job back. a news conference is being held

the officer had been terminated but was just reinstated to the vallejo police department earlier this week. the abc7news i-team received a statement from the attorney general's office that reads in part, our review in this case is ongoing. we owe it to the family and community to ensure that cases involving the loss of human life are done right and supported by a thorough, fair, and comprehensive investigation. ama: hurricane idalia some of its punch as a tropical storm but has left its mark on the southeast. let's take a look from south carolina where idalia put down a tornado where trout -- near charleston. take a look at this video, taken in goose creek, south carolina. wow. a tornado spawned by idalia flipped over a car, injuring one person. the hurricane is blamed for two deaths, both of those in florida. the storm roared ashore with winds topping out at 125 miles per hour, the big bend region of the state where the panhandle meets the peninsula. one family barely escaped. >> the top of the roof caved in on my three kids my grandson. my daughter is pregnant so she was laying on t

meanwhile, up in vallejo, this sideshow went on for more than 20 minutes before police arrived. kron four's amanda hari spoke with some fed-up neighbors who say it's time for the city to start trying something different. amanda. >> these sideshows have become all too common. people just expect to see one most weekends and some are asking where are the police? >> you boulevard just blocks from interstate 80 filled with smoke. from fireworks in the air. and more on the ground early sunday morning. people shutting down this intersection to watch cars spin their wheels. >> and do do next trail? mosey lives nearby and says it happens often. i've seen several at the same intersection, the manager of amman lakers didn't want to appear on camera but says they often have to close up shop when these sideshows happened. he wasn't working sunday. >> but says he had to pay someone to clean up the street afterwards, another woman who asked to have her face blurred says she only has one question where the police is do they they don't even care if they're happening this much. the sideshow went

his name is earl stevens and grew up in vallejo before gaining fame in the '90s.anniversary of his first album. his studio album. >> i like e-40. we're back in a moment. going to check in with the giants trade and thessue for >>> okay. tomorrow is the trading deadline for major league baseball. today, the giants made the trade. not a blockbuster, though. >> it wasn't a big one? it was minor. they acquired outfielder a.j. pollock from the mariners. in exchange for the classic player to be namedlater. at the ballpnight, giants and didbacks,lo tabe kapler. happybirt. >> happybirthday. >> 48 y young. bottom of the third inning, wilmer flores with a home run. giants out to a 1-0 lead. this game would go to extra innings. like we've seen all weekend, actually. this time, the giants come up short. top of the 11th. arizona omar marte, with a ground rule rbi double. the go-ahead run scores. diamondbacks beat the giants. final score of 4-3. >>> big football game tonight. as in soccer. stay up a little late. team usa is against portugal in the women's world cup, midnight kic

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