and not really expected at all. >> vicki and frank, biological siblings were both found a year and aalf apart and run up in the same family. >> the odds are insane, crazy or perhaps meant to be. >> and the women who found frank joined the woman who found vicki a reunion of those who helped create this family. >> now, knowing the story, it definitely is a lot, but in a good way. it feels like heavy, but in a really a really nice way. >> i know the story is kind of about me and my sister. i want to showcase everyone that's around me that like created such a great life for me and my sister. gratitude all the way around a police investigation into who abandoned baby vicki all those years ago never turned out any results. >> but vicki and her brother frank say they are content knowing the details that they know so far. meanwhile, the adoption agency, it did not even know that they were biological siblings. lauren glasberg, channel seven, eyewitness news. wow >> just so many turns. oh, my goodness. >> it's quite the reunion there. yeah. and a happy, healthy family. >> yes, as well. they lo

she was back to vickie lynn.hat's pretty new to television. ♪ anna, anna, anna, anna, anna nicole ♪ >> reporter: she says yes to a reality show. >> two thumbs up. my dream house. >> reality shows are really pretty much fresh-baked at this point. people like the osbournes. >> rock 'n' roll! >> or people like nick lachey and jessica simpson were doing these shows, revivifying their stardom. so here comes anna nicole smith into this brave world of celebrity reality television. >> that's my son. isn't he cute? >> was that who she really was? the first season was quite a ratings success. >> the luxurious hardware is coming out right now. >> whatever she did, the crazier she got, i think was her ticket. it was all part of her plan. >> but the ratings started to plummet in the second season, and the show was cancelled before the third season really got underway. >> and then she kind of disappeared for a little bit. she was out of the spotlight. no one really knew where she was. >> hi. i'm back. >> reporter: she makes a

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. the news at 6 is next., snsneaeakeker r drdropopst getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited when you switch to xfinity mobile for $30 a line per month. nice job, little sis! they grow up so fast... i'm a fan. from xfinity. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now at 6, a burglary suspect is dead. another hospitalized after for martinez. police officers opened fire on an unarmed person during a shooting near cannabis dispensary. as for joining us for kron, 4 news at 6, i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. one burglary suspect is dead. another hospitalized after 4 martinez police officers opened fire on an unarmed person during a shooting near the dispensary. police responded to the scene after an alarm alerted them of an attempted burglary at

vicki, back to you. >> all right. so the da there in fulton county says trump has 10 days to turn himself in. as you alluded to, do we know anything about when an actual trial might start? >> well, as i said, she wants it within the next 6 months. that might not actually happen. of course, as i said, we're dealing with 4 different indictments here. so they're going to have to do some coordinating to make sure that those trial dates don't conflict with each other. and ultimately, when this trial starts is going to be up to a judge not up to the district attorney. >> to stay cases to federal case is that the former president is now facing brandt reporting live for us tonight from washington, d.c., thanks, hannah. >> yes, for indictments of a former in u.s. history. all of them, of course, targeting donald trump. our first justine waltman live for us in the newsroom with the latest on the other investigations that trump is facing and why the georgia indictment is different justine. well, vicki, what makes this 4th indict

. >> reporter: vicky cruz loves her new life in sonoma county just a few years into the move from san francisco. she's learned a lot about what it takes to keep a house safe from fires out here. >> he explained it's really to keep sparks from flying into your house because oftentimes the fire is removed from you, but the sparks and the wind are pushing everything through your house. >> reporter: covering openings around the house with the right kind of mesh vents is just one change she'll need to make based on the assessment from fire safe sonoma. larger changes include replacing an all wood deck with composite. it's all part of a program to help homeowners who can't make the right improvements on their own. >> i was not only not knowledgeable to do what needed to be done, but needed physical help as well as the fiscal help to make some of the things happen. >> reporter: fire safe sonoma started offering assessments a few years ago, but when homeowners asked for help to cover the costs, the nonprofit teamed up with habitat for humanity. they started working together on homes like vick

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. we're learning new details tonight. >> about the police officer shot in san jose. the man accused of shooting her could spend the rest of his life behind bars on force. justine waldman has. the update is live for us in our newsroom. justine ken and vicki before shooting and seriously wounding the female san jose police officer. the suspect is accused of attacking his pregnant wife. 44 year-old gabriel kerr heiress made his first court appearance today on several charges, including attempted murder of a police officer assault and a felon in possession of a firearm. according to santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen, where is his wife called 9-1-1 wednesday morning, crying telling police that she was being assaulted by her drunk husband inside of their home. the woman said that her husband tried to hit her in the stomach. police say when they arrive, kerr era shot the female officer below her bulletproof vest. that officer remains in the hospital in critical condition tonight.

ken and vicki, back to you. alright, risa an east bay family is mourning the loss of a father. >> from concord after he drowned at lake tahoe last week. his family says that bill sue was a loving husband and a father to his 4 children. he also loved fitness and worked at the p 2 p transformation center in concord on friday. authorities responded to a report of a drowning on the east shore of lake tahoe and found sue in the water unresponsive kron four's sara stinson is talking to the man's family about they are now trying to cover the cost of the emergency medical care during his attempted rescue as well as his burial. her report is coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 9. >> san jose officials say they want to help street vendors understand their rights to protect their businesses and themselves. this in light of the rising number of attacks against them. latest of those cases happened outside a home depot. >> get in the kitchen hopeful. >> a look this video was captured on july 20 is it shows security guards co

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>> reporter: one by one, homeowners like vicki will have more confidence that their house can survive the next major test from wildfire season. >> the county is extending the partnership that helped vicki make changes to her home by the end of the year, they help more services. >>> speaking of fire season and getting ready for what the weather is probably going to look like in the fall , paul heggen is here, and we have been really lucky so far this summer, but as we said, fire season is really next month into the early fall. >> if we are seeing what is normal for summer at this point in the season, which happens so frequently, that it feels kind of jarring, the heat was very brief, followed by cooler than normal temperatures, allowing the ground to absorb a little bit more moisture. the fog did retreat to the coast, there was some concern that maybe san francisco would not clear out to any great degree, but we did see the fog retreating back to the coast, it is going to come back tonight, with some drizzle possible again. we will be cool through the end of the workweek, and the cloud

gayle. >> hello, vicki. and can hello, everyone. certainly muggy. we have some leftover tropical moisture from eugene. if you can remember that tropical storm. well, here is the east bay hills cloudy there as well. you can expect cloudy skies skies across the bay area. today's highs that we're warm in san francisco at 72 degrees up. that is above average. livermore cooldown. 87 so right about see so averages temperatures. right now we're mild comfortable. 78 in livermore. 66 in half moon bay. so we're about. 4 degrees. cooler places like concord ever else is about the same a bit breezy out there that delta breeze kicking up 16 miles per hour in san francisco. 26 in fairfield cooling off the sacramento valley. foch asked for is showing if you're going to head out for drive later tonight, the coastal fog will be rolling into the overnight hours into the morning. so a foggy commute in the morning and maybe some coastal drizzle. so keep an eye on that. looking ahead. a very nice weekend in store, low 90's and a warm one in the mid 90 sunday. and you kno

. >> i'm dan thorn and i'm vicki liviakis. firefighters are still working to determine what caused that fire. but a neighborhood group says that they've been warning the city about fires popping up for months now. kron four's rob nesbitt talk with the president of the hayes valley neighborhood association joins us now in studio with more on the concerns residents have been sounding the alarm on this for months. the president the association told me that residents have documented fires caused by homeless encampments for months. now, she says no matter what caused yesterday's fire, something needs to be done. >> the entire hayes valley neighborhood is thankful that no one was hurt in tuesday's fire at the intersection of octavia boulevard and oak street residents still worry about the possibility of a fatal fire in the near future. president of the hayes valley neighborhood association, jennifer alaska sent this letter to city and state leaders back in may listing a number of concerns with fire started by homeless encampments re

>> good evening, dan, vicki. so yeah, the former president maintained his innocence saying this is really more about the 2024 election. >> this is a very sad day for america. former president donald trump returned to the nation's capital thursday where he pleaded not guilty to felony criminal charges related to efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss. you can be you persecute him or you prosecute him. we can't let this happen in america. trump is the only person charged in the case so far and his legal team argues it's an attack on his right to free speech. this is about politics. it's about 2024. carried the trump attorney. alina que special counsel jack smith of trying to distract trump from his next presidential campaign. but smith defended his case. we have one set of laws in this country and apply to everyone. democrats, including california congressman adam schiff say there has to be accountability for the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. if you give people a pass, a new tell future presidents. >> t

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i'm vicki liviakis. major cleanup efforts are underway in southern california after being slammed by the first tropical storm to hit the region in some 84 years. hillary dropped more than half an average years worth of rain on some areas. major cleanup effort. those are underway in palm springs and the coachella valley after hillary unleashed unprecedented flooding and mud flows. our reporter pedro rivera has more now on the desert storm damage and what's ahead. >> early monday morning, the desert was a muddy mess. sky 5 was over community in cathedral city where neighbors stepped out of their homes to find mud has inundated streets and sidewalks, dozens of cars now stock, including the semi-truck palm springs airport, reporting 70% of their yearly rainfall total in just one day with the community seeing over 3 inches of rain. we are definitely not built for this kind of despite city handing up 40,000 sandbags to residents ahead of the storm boutique hotel owner in palm springs. jason ball says the area

i'm vicki liviakis. police say the shooting happened just after 2.30 this afternoon. it was at the corner of 8th street and oak near the stations bus zone. the station was closed for about 40 minutes while police investigated the scene. but trains are moving now on schedule. police say after searching the area and looking at surveillance video. >> they were able to identify and arrest a man in connection with that shooting. officials say there's no indication the suspect or the victim was riding bart. we have a crew headed to the scene right now and we will have more on this story in a live report coming up tonight at about 5.30. >> our other top story this evening. 4 months after home depot employee was shot and killed after confronting a suspected shoplifter in pleasanton. there's now been a similar incident at a home depot in san carlos. and nobody died. but kron four's dan kerman reports a shoplifting suspect was shot and wounded by a home depot security card. >> as this home depot in san carlos was closing at 10 monday night. authorities say a security guard in a

thanks for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 9 o'clock with vicki. i'm grat. >> kron four's dan joins us live in danville with the latest on this investigation. could evening debt. >> yeah, grant right now, the only thing that we know is that the adult is being identified in this case is 44 year-old iman yeas sale of itch police first coming in this home here on lark would circle last night for a wellness check and ended up finding sale of itch in 2 children inside. yeah. >> investigators swarm of danville home after finding 3 people dead wednesday night. one of them has been identified as 44 year-old iman ya, sale of itch. it's believed the other 2 were his children. >> don't hear a lot a crime. and then this. they're of that magnitude. it was shocking unsettling. >> neighbor john sweeney says the family who lived an lark would circle appeared to keep to themselves. it was unusual for this neighborhood to see caution tape cordoning off the street and police investigating a gruesome crime. it's frightening situation psychology. experts like doctor th

dan and vicki. catherine, thank milpitas business owner has been arrested accused of having an inappropriate relationship. >> with a 14 year-old police say right now this is an isolated incident, but they are concerned there could be more victims for some and a harry spoke to an officer about what they the public needed to know about the arrest. >> milpitas police say the inappropriate conduct happened at a badminton club that is classes and events for kids of all ages. they felt it was vital for the community to know the details. it's any parents worst nightmare. their child in danger somewhere. they should be safe. nope, he does. police say they started investigating inappropriate relationship between 51 year-old fue coo of fremont and a 14 year-old on july 13. >> during that time the victim didn't disclose inappropriate physical contact and communication with the suspect. >> who is the co-owner and a coach at being tang badminton in milpitas. he also co-owns other being tank facilities in the bay

i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne.ound about 7 o'clock last night next to stow lake. not very far from where the outside lands music festival was underway and that's where we find a car president to harry with the latest on the investigation. amanda? what an awful fine.

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vicky, ellison?> julia jester and ken dilanian, thank you so much. >>> at this hour we are following a big development in the gilgo beach murder investigation. >> authorities announced this morning they identified the victim known as jane doe number search, remains of karen vergata were found in 1996 east of gilgo beach on fire island. and it is not clear yet if she is linked to suspect rex heuermann. ron allen has more. what more are we learning about karen? >> reporter: she was 34 years old. she disappeared back in 1996. and while one set of remains were found on fire island, another set were found in 2010, near gilgo beach, and that's what connects her to this ongoing case. authorities have explained why there are two sets of remains, but she also was an escort, like we know that four of the women who have been identified as also victims there, at gilgo beach as well and those similarities to the case. and authorities didn't answer any of the questions about whether there is a suspect, or any more

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back to dan and vicki. thanks for tomorrow marks a historic day in u.s. history. >> donald trump will appear in federal court to face yet another indictment by a grand jury. our washington correspondent raquel martin has more on what >> we should expect. >> former president donald trump is expected to plead not guilty when he appears in front of a judge tomorrow. trump is facing 4 felony charges from the department of justice. the indictment states that the former president intentionally spread lies as a part of a larger conspiracy to remain in power even after losing the 2020 election. >> probably the most important criminal case in the history of the country. on thursday, former president donald trump will appear in federal court to face charges for his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. paul schiff berman, a law professor at george washington university says the department of justice's 45 page indictment lays out a clear case. this indictment is a conspiracy, not just a lie, but 2 develop a whole slate of electors to change the outc

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis.er the stunning and horrifying fire on maui. >> we've learned that 53 people have died there. and the governor says that number is expected to rise. it is now becoming one of the deadliest wildfires in recent years here in the u.s. and the deadliehawa grant lotus is here in the studio with us and has the latest grant utterly devastating. this fire just ripped through the town of la hina. >> a popular shopping and restaurant district uses with history and charm and as you can see here in the cell phone video taken from the ground. so many historic buildings sites have just been leveled. they're gone and we have a satellite image here. this is what la hina look like 3 days ago. and then the aftermath, what it looks like now. just unrecognizable. it's so bad. the fires destroyed more than 1000 structures and they're still trying to assess really the scope of the damage. so many folks are concerned, you know, about this 150 year-old banyan tree that we see here you know, served as a gather

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thank you, vicki and grant.ere's what we're working on tonight at 10. >> a packed school board meeting tonight in san francisco school district trying to deal with a slew of problems including declining enrollment teacher shortages and budget issues. why parents say they're not on board with some of the proposed solutions. plus, a red flag warning about to go into effect in parts of the north bay pg. e is also warning of possible power shut offs. we're going hear from fire officials as we brace for what's expected to be the hottest day of the week. and of course, we continue to track dalia now predicted to hit florida as a category 4. hit florida as a category 4. for news at 10 is next. you know, people always ask me, "kevin, what does being the ceo of cashbacking mean to you?" it means cashbacking every opportunity. did you cashback on this? like i wouldn't cashback? cashbacking by the basket, i see you. ugh. i dreamt you didn't cashback this flight. oh good. if you're buying it, flying it, or wining n' dining

vicki and ken are here with that. to see that was awesome. she could have that in the rose parade.h. it's it's an amazing i thank you, grant. here's what's coming up at 6. an outpouring of support for people in hawaii who have impacted by those devastating wildfires. but there are some people believe it or not. >> trying to take advantage of the tragedy, how to spot a scam. if looking to help the victims. plus lawyers will soon tour nancy pelosi's home to try to get a better sense of what happened last year when a man broke in and attacked. >> paul pelosi, we'll talk about the latest developments in that case as well as several other high-profile matters affecting the bay area tonight with legal expert, michael cardoza, i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching 4 news at 6. now at 6 horrific imagery coming in from hawaii tonight is. >> devastating. wildfires continue to burn there. dozens declared dead and officials are saying that the nu i

vicky nguyen has what parents need to know >> reporter: taylor wells returned to work when her daughter autumn was six weeks old. entrusting her baby to daycare staff near her mississippi home >> she was sweet and she was happy. she laughed all the time >> reporter: but in march of 2022 taylor's phone rang at work >> the first thing i hear is "you need to get to the hospital. autumn's not breathing. so you know, of course i run as fast as i can. i ran into the emergency room and i could tell -- i could see them working on her >> reporter: four-month-old autumn was found face down on a nursing pillow, covered completely with a blanket according to her death certificate. it showed she died of asphyxiation >> it's hard to even describe what happens when they tell you that your child is no longer with you. >> reporter: more than a million nursing pillows are sold in the u.s. each year they're designed to position baby and mom comfortably for breastfeeding. but an nbc news analysis of internal federal documents and public records found more than 160 babies have died in incidents involving nu

our vicki liviakis took a trip there. she had to check out the grub at a diner called swinging steak. that's tonight's dine. and dish. >> the call of the open road. this road trip leads to the southwest destination, moab, utah and monument valley navajo county, arizona, where were drinking in the views spectacular views as far as the eye can see. monument valley is famous for movie-making. you might recognize the landscape here from forrest gump, but mostly john way left his mark. you can visit john wayne's a there's tourist, hot spot with all things, cowboy view restaurant john wayne's favorite fried chicken is on the menu. but well, tempting. we opted for something with a little more sizzle recommended spot in the nearby town of mexican hat home of the. >> swinging steak. it's understandable how diners might be confused by the neon sign that says grills gone wild. i thought they were going to be dancing stake just this a grill that looks way. >> your choice of various cuts of steak accompanied toast and beans. they migh

and and vicki, let's take a look at temperatures across the country because as you can see, they say that deep marine layer, it is our saving grace and temperatures averaging the mid 60's for downtown san francisco. but check out phoenix cooling down relatively speaking to 105 degrees with dallas. also in the triple digits in los vegas, 90 degrees. so we are tracking cooler temperatures here. widespread low 60's along the san francisco peninsula coastline. little change from yesterday, but near double-digit cooling for santa rosa and fairfield. that's why santa rosa, you're currently at 73 degrees. mid for antioch and conquered. and already cooling down to 59 degrees for downtown san francisco. so overnight lows tonight, widespread mid to upper 50's antioch, those 60 degrees. a little bit cooler for santa rosa in the low 50's and temperatures for your afternoon highs on wednesday. your midweek forecast going to continue with that cooling trend. low 80's for concord and livermore easily 48 degrees below average there in santa rosa. exactly where you should be mid 80's nevado and downt

vicky nguyen, nbc news. >>> and coming up as we return here tonight, how one man inspired others to make losing a winning game, even getting the rock to play rock, paper, scissors. >> oh, he's unpredictable. >>> finally tonight, they're called big-hearted battles, games of chance for charity, and some very big names are playing. kristen dahlgren explains. >> reporter: in most games there is a winner and a loser, but when it's a big-hearted battle -- >> it's a win/win for everybody. >> reporter: mike rothman came up with the idea when the pandemic forced his dart league virtual. >> maybe we can spice it up a little bit why don't we do it this way, loser donates to winner's charity of choice. >> reporter: a simple concept that caught on from the bar to the board to the court >> everyone gets to leave today feeling really good about themselves. >> reporter: nothing is off-limits. >> rock, paper, scissors >> reporter: even rock, paper, scissors with the rock. >> if it makes you feel better, i'll still donate 100 as well >> aww. >> so what charity are we donating to >> let's go ma-afoundation

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i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. police say both students are teenagers. they were each stabbed at least once they were both rushed to the hospital the violence was just before noon today. this is james lick high school in east san jose prompted a lockdown kron. 4 justin campbell is live at the scene now with the latest. good evening, justin. >> and good evening, grant and vicki and i can tell you tonight that there is still a police presence that is here. this school went into lockdown shortly after 11, 30 after 2 students, staff san jose police telling us one of them life threatening injuries but has since been stabilized. the other non life-threatening injuries. now, look at the video. you can see that we shot earlier when we arrived on the police here has strong presence surrounding the school. you can see combs also making sure that nobody inter's inside of the school, but they also tell us that the suspect or suspects right now, they're not exactly sure how many fled the school after the stabbing. now that school went into lockdown in just right down

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis, heartbreak and horror in oakland after a bomb threat with racial overtones has made against chabot elementary school students there were sent to home this morning. fortunately no bomb was found and there are no reports of any injuries at the oakland police department says they responded to the threat around 7.30 this morning. police evacuated the school closed off the area and spent the day using bomb-sniffing dogs to search the campus while the exact nature of the threat is still under investigation, we have learned that it may have originated as a result of a social gathering this past weekend. according to parents, we spoke with a group of families from the school held a play date for black and brown students. this past saturday, a flyer that had been made for the event was apparently posted on social media where it triggered a racist backlash against the event and the school. the oakland police department says that the bomb threat, they responded to included racist language. so parents are understandably concerned. frightens all the emotions th

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i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. authorities say the body of 37 year-old kelly cocaine was found about 7 o'clock last night next to stow lake. not very far from where the outside lands music festival was underway and that's where we find a car president to harry with the latest on the investigation. amanda? what an awful fine. >> awful story. but things are looking back to normal here at golden gate park. but when i spoke to some people who are walking around the park, they say it's sad to no less than 24 hours ago, a woman's body was found right in this area. >> it feels a little weird is a little area this morning. when i when i came in, i like man, don't know what happened here last night. andre johnson says this has been his route every day working for outside lands. but sunday night it looked different. when i left the festival, we probably about maybe 40 50 police officers out here. we have the yellow tape and red tape taped off everything. so i just kind of automatically assume there was some pretty bad. and j

. >> and i'm vicki liviakis. former president trump has been charged with 4 counts, including conspiracy to defraud the united states. he's also charged with conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding obstruction of an attempt to obstruct an official proceeding and conspiracy against rights. the 45 page indictment is connected to the special counsel's investigation into the january 6th insurrection. our washington correspondent raquel martin joining us live now from the capitol with the very latest recount. >> good evening. well, this is now the 3rd indictment. the former president is facing. and this time it's related to his role in the january 6 attack at the capitol. according to the indictment, alleges that the former president knowingly and repeatedly spread lies about the election results in 7 key states. another federal grand jury has indicted former president donald trump charging donald j trump conspiring to defraud the united states. conspiring to disenfranchise voters. conspiring and attempting to o

. >> vicki not going to be talking about flooding, mud flows and yes, a ton of damage out. southern california. parts of the central valley are recovering tonight after this historic tropical storm. plus they made the trip from maui to the bay area. now. little guys are up for adoption. the local shelters lending a hand to the animals to escape those devastating to escape those devastating fires. grant it's started. it's... the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination—a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. you're welcome! now, as the “dad cab”, it's my cue to help protect them. embrace this phase. help protect them in the next. ask their doctor today about hpv vaccination. (warehouse ambience) introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastra

ken and vicki, back to you. all right. precept. >> a proposed state constitutional amendment to enshrine the right to organize and join a union is gaining ground in the state legislature. kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace talked with the lawmaker who authored the measure. >> and has reaction from opponents. no loud chanting from this group, but the shirts and signs these pro union members brought to the state capitol. >> make their message clear. ed writes for working people across california specifically they came to the capitol to urge support for sca 7, a proposal to enshrine the right to organize and unionize into the state constitution. we believe that car to find the right to collectively bargain is something that's important. >> and necessary to protect these rights for it. whole new generation of workers. sandra merritt is the president of the california state building and construction trades council. he argues that ca 7 will help guarantee workers receive protection and wages they deserve being in a

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. within just the last few minutes we have learned former president trump >> is indicted on charges of racketeering of violating oath of office and other documents were presented about 09:00pm east earn time by the county to to the the county courts. >> clark, to the fulton county judge now for months now, that judge has been presiding over the investigation. it was a long day of testimony from witnesses for the grand jury today. all is all part of their investigation. there was also a brief appearance on the county website of a list of criminal charges against the former president. that information was actually taken down as quickly as it appeared with the spokesperson calling the list of charges inaccurate. we are expected to learn more in the coming up hours in the coming moments actually. and we'll be bringing you any updates as we >> other news tonight, a call for possible legal action after almost a dozen automated vehicles clogged city streets. san francisco board of supervisor a

a recent pay their dan and vicki. and yeah, let's take a look at what we're expecting in the days ahead because we are going to track cooler and cloudier weather. so. >> enjoy this sunshine. a beautiful sunset is expected later this evening. and temperatures also going to cool down starting as early as tomorrow. so temperatures out there right now in the east bay over berkeley. 66 degrees with oakland in the upper 60's at 68 degrees. widespread 70's for napa valley's napa and allay both at 74 degrees and radar we are tracking fairly clear skies, but we are going to notice an increase in that marine layer. so we're going to say goodbye to know sky july and say hello to fog dust instead, august 1st starts tomorrow. and with that drizzle fest along the coast bay area shoreline and it is going to be a mostly cloudy and even partly cloudy day for most of the bay area. mid 50's for overnight lows in temperatures tomorrow, 5 to 10 degrees cooler than today with downtown san francisco. only warming up to 62 degrees and our wa

vickie, this is so personal for me.k about what the women are going through now becoming americans and what it is like to earn everything brand-new but to think back to the people they left behind. there has to be a little bit of that survivor's guilt in them. what are your biggest hopes and dreams and aspirations for them? i know you probably feel like their mom. >> absolutely. they are thriving. they are doing wonderful. doing internships. moving forward with their lives but they can't stop and look over their shoulder at the women left behind and families left behind. what would be incredible would be able to somehow support and hopefully eventually get their families here with them. that's their biggest concern. they want to move forward but they are concerned about them back in afghanistan. >> dana: how many are here? >> 147 in the united states. >> dana: are they all studying? >> they are all in university. currently doing internships. one of the biggest things for us is helping them to see they have a future here

i'm vicki liviakis. the bay area is sending resources to help out with search and rescue operations in maui. con fire assistant chief jeff peter flew out of oakland earlier this morning. he's joining fema's incident support team. peter brings decades of experience in everything from search and rescue to logistics and recovery. and he's previously help to support the agency in major disasters all across the nation. harper's dan kerman has the latest. >> i've always thought that if you have the ability to do something and you have capacity to do something, you should. >> calais only grew up in san leandro and now finds himself on the big island of hawaii in the town of kona taking part in the university of washington's physician assistant program. as soon as he heard about the fires in maui, he helped organize a fundraiser for this weekend. then lined up an airline to deliver those donations were hoping it like the, you know, toiletries for shoes, clothes, non-perishable, food you know, all the basic neces

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. as we come on the air, these fires tearing through the heart of maui. >> with alarming speed and strength, at least 6 people have been killed by the flames. dozens more been hurt and countless homes and businesses destroyed. it is really bad. it is sad. firefighters are battling multiple fires that mostly concentrated in 2 areas on maui. >> la hina, the tourist destination in west valley and then inland mountainous region line, a town, the popular shopping and dining area is at the heart of this fire. the state of emergency has been declared as sell a 9-1-1, services down on that part of the island. >> hurricane dora, which is churning in the ocean, just south of the islands is being blamed for the strong gusts that are intensifying. the flames and in the confusion, panicked residents actually had jump into the ocean to try and flee the flames. a state leaders are callingnthese wildfires unprecedented. >> are preparing for a hurricane. we expect ways we expect floods. we never in this

here's vicky nguyen. >> reporter: millions of parents use these nursing pillows.ederal data shows they were linked to dozens of deaths, and nearly all involved use of the nursing pillow for sleep. this follows an nbc news analysis that found more than 160 babies have died in incidents with the pillows since 2007. today for the first time staff at the consumer product safety commission issuing safety recommendations including improving visibility of warning labels already on the pillows, a firmness requirement to address the suffocation hazard and ensuring u-shaped pillows have openings wide enough to avoid restricting infant's head movements, which could cut off their airflow. commissioner rich trumka told us earlier this month manufacturers should ensure baby items are safe. >> we want to make sure that things aren't for sleep don't look like you can lay your baby down in them. >> reporter: taylor welcomes the news. her daughter autumn died of asphyxia. she was found face down on a nursing pillow at her alabama day care. >> this is an opportunity to do something