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grant vicki, thank you.ext at 6 o'clock and east bay school district facing a lawsuit tonight, a former student says she was sexually assaulted by a teacher who is still employed at the high school. >> the disturbing yearbook photograph being used as evidence and we are in day 4 of a desperate search for a father who disappeared after going on a run in the east bay. sheriff's officials now say there are 2 possible theories of what happened. >> we have a live report as crews still continue their search right now. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news news at 6. >> it came from behind without my consent or permission and. >> started licking and biting my ear. >> now at 6, a former berkeley high school student has filed a assault lawsuit in alameda county accusing a teacher who is also a football coach of abuse. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne that former stude

vicky graduated from gerard high school in 1938. following graduation, she moved to savannah and has been a pillar of the community. vicky worked in the accounting department at memorial hospital in savannah for 27 years. during her career in savannah, she served many offices, including president of the american business association where she was selected woman of the year in 1970. vicky was instrumental in forming the savannah automobile dealers association, ladies auxiliary, and was their president. she was part of the wesley oak methodist church. everyone that knows vicky knows of her loving heart and giving to the community. i recognize her lifetime of service, wisdom, and love. madam speaker, i rise today with a heavy heart to remember and honor former garden city fire chief who passed away on july 5 at the age of 72. service to his community was an integral part of jimmy's character. he also worked as a police officer and paramedic. under his leadership as fire chief, jimmy modernized garden city's fire department to improve h

vicki, good evening.me health officials are calling this recent surge a quote, pandemic of the unvaccinated and lawmakers want americans to do their part to stop it. >> senator paul, you do not know what you are talking about, quite frankly, are dancing around this because you're trying to obscure responsibility for 4 million people dying around the from a pandemic, a heated exchange between doctor anthony fauci and kentucky republican senator rand paul as health officials testified about the future of the pandemic there will be responsibility for those unfunded the lab, including yourself, paul clean, the national institutes of health funding controversial research that could have contributed to the pandemic. doctor fauci says that's not true. if why ian here, senator, it is. you investigations into the origins of covid-19. are still underway as the delta variant surges in the u.s. the delta variant now represents 83% of sequenced cases. cdc director doctor rochelle walensky says the percentages are even

vicki, back to you. >> sounds good. thank a recent coming up. let's go to tokyo. this is a live look downtown. their team usa hopefully get ready to bring home a bunch of gold medals. the games have begun. the latest on the olympics coming up. >> and the french laundry was already famous before governor newsom's fateful pandemic dinner there last year on a special edition of dine-in to shine sit down with the celebrity chef behind this restaurant explains what he's trying to help control. >> and after a tragic shooting at another year off for the pandemic. a south bay classic is coming back. what has changed at the gilroy garlic festival. >> after 2 long years off the gilroy garlic festival is officially underway in back. yeah. but it's a much smaller venue this year. it's still a celebration, though festival. organizers say getting things ready for their big return took a little re imagining. how can we get for me allie and in a different way. >> to be able to do what we normally do and that's what we've been able to do with just all the restrictions that we had

vicki liviakis sits down with chef killer to talk about his new pop-up lounge and his mission to end america's craving for sugar. >> sure. french laundry is known the world over for its fine dining. good luck trying to get a reservation. so when i had a chance to break bread with the restaurant's legendary chef of course i took >> but didn't realize i have to chase it down while he rode his bike through town. >> because i live here. you know, i'm one of one of those neighbors. >> thomas ella wishes keller is a celebrated chef who runs michelin 3 star dining establishments. but he's also known for his down-home bakery and famous fried chicken to all of our restaurants were the same. it was just that kind of warning. jeff, just opened up a pop up in youngsville serving up caviar and champagne. it is called regis obama and time make birdies also assortment apparently other forms of entertainment will include local jazz musicians like many restaurant tours. chef keller is happy to emerge from the dark days of the pandemic eating at home. and that's a wonderful thing. but it doesn't take

thank you, vicki. thank you. from the crocs. here's what we're working on for 10 o'clock. >> surge in delta variant cases doesn't appear to be enough to convince unvaccinated people to get a shot. how many say they will never get a shot. and if you are in unvaccinated county worker in santa clara county either have to get a shot or you have find a new job details on the policy. the county just announced today. those stories and more coming up on kron 4 news at 10. when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. now. attend the rapidly spreading delta variant of covid-19 forcing doctors to issue a dire warning to the unvaccinated. >> they say do not wait until it's too late. thank you for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 10, everybody. i'm grant lotus in tonight for pam moore. and i'm ken wayne. tonight. california health officials are pleading with people to get vaccinated. the state recorded almost 8,000 new cases just in the last 24 hours, the average positive

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. kron 4 s taylor bisacky spoke with an infectious disease expert about what this could mean. >> for our area. she joins us now live from the newsroom with more. do explain taylor. well, vicki doctor peter chin-hong says the move out of l a doesn't surprise him. they're seeing numbers that they haven't seen in months. however, he says the mandate seems to be an emotional response. but he also says it's something that we could see in those bay area counties with higher case rates. >> on thursday, los angeles county reinstated its indoor mask mandate raising concerns and questions for the bay area. it's not surprising at all. >> of course, when you have cases increase to the thousands per day after being in the hundreds previously. that's going to make people feel nervous on some level it's an emotional response. defections disease expert at ucsf. doctor peter chin. hong. >> reminds us a large majority of those cases are among those unvaccinated he says we should be paying closer attentio

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. as a result employers are being urged to make sure everybody. >> rolls up their keep themselves and everyone around them safe. we'll have more on this story coming up a little later on in the newscast. meantime, in oakland. a restaurant owner plans to require proof of vaccination for all customers. this as the bay area sees a covid-19 surge, particularly among those who are unvaccinated are cross was gail ong has details starting august second, those dining out at palmetto and the kon tiki restaurants in oakland will need to follow some new rules. we will not let anybody inside. if they don't one of those 3 things. >> it's cool that nation card. >> digital vaccination card, super easy to get. or or a negative test. co-owner matt reagan is taking extra precaution to keep his staff and customers safe after seeing an uptick in covid cases among the unvaccinated. >> in alameda and contra. costa counties are already seeing people starting to be hesitant about coming out and eating indoors.

vicki, back to you. thank you so there's now a hate crime investigation underway in the north bay after someone was caught on video vandalizing social justice artwork on a high school campus. it happened at temple pious high last week in mill valley and police are still searching for the person responsible. >> this is video of the suspect targeting one of the 2 art murals. the words equity and black lives matter. those were crossed out with spray paint the department is investigating the act as a hate crime. anyone with information is being asked to contact mill valley police. >> back i >> a u.s. coast guard helicopter rescued a woman who was swimming near san francisco's china beach happened yesterday and you can see the crew lifting the woman in a basket while hovering near a sea side clips. the woman was taken to the coast guard air station in san francisco where she was met by medical personnel. turning now to our wildfire coverage flames from the dixie fire so far have charred more than 217,000 acre

maybe vicki will feature it for us.up here and still ahead at 3.30 as we track the surge of the delta variant 3 states. >> make up 40% of all new cases. so we'll tell you where. plus what to do if you have not received your child tax credit and the gilroy garlic festival kicked off today. it is back after the pandemic and the deadly shooting of 2019. so we will go over what is different this year went on for news at 3 comes right back. happening today. the gilroy garlic festival is back for the first time since the deadly shooting in 2019. >> it does look a lot different to the kron four's will tran is in gilroy to show us how. >> gore may alley is still here except it had to. >> we moved a little bit. it's a little bit smaller than what we're used to because they didn't have the time to plan for it. >> here's tom klein with the garlic festival to explain that. you're telling me in a perfect world, you would do this in january and have it at christmas park. but you are not able to do that. well, we wouldn't do it in jan

lester >> all right, vicky nguyen, a lot of good information. thanks >>> up next, inspiring america with baseball dreams come true >>> finally tonight, the young man fulfilling his dreams by going pro, and he never forgot who helped inspire him to get there. for robert anthony cruz, baseball has been everything since he was 9 years old so when he never heard his name during the major league draft, he thought he'd struck out. >> i was pretty disappointed >> reporter: until he got an unexpected call from the washington nationals. they wanted to sign him as a free agent. >> mls, i kind of started crying it was really special. >> reporter: cruz knew he had to find a big way to tell his father the good news. >> there were a lot of hours of batting practice and work. it's just a special thing i get to tell him, that we had been hoping for a long time. >> reporter: so with the help of his mom, he bought two nationals hats, and both set off to the auto body shop where his dad is a mechanic to surprise him. robert anthony posted the video on tiktok. the

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm justine waldman in for grant lotus tonight. now this new vaccination plan is catching on with business owners in the south bay. >> kron four's. dan thorn live for us now in san jose. he joins us with more. a bar there that's adopting these new roles. how's it going down. >> well, just vicki, the owner of the have a dasher bar here in san jose says that he is doing the proof of vaccination requirement for his customers in order to keep everyone safe, including his staff. the pandemic is not over as the delta variant continues to infect people all across the bay area and the owner says that this decision is not political and he's hoping that more businesses get on board with this idea. as the delta variant drives covid-19 cases up bars and restaurants are taking more steps to stop the spread have a dasher and san jose will not only be looking for your id but also your proof of vaccination. for some reason it's controversial. i. >> i don't understand why wait is what politics have to be involved with this. just feel smarter to pro

. >> but vicki often says oakland has the best weather in the bay. is that all right. the a's. >> it's kind of nice to cold they're out the goldilocks. they're not all saw that with the some parts i mean, they've been seeing the fog of july got a stock deal with this. and there it is. you see it flowing back on shore. this coming from the sutro tower cam. so you can see the cloud deck fairly low so far, but it's going to start to expand somewhat over the next couple days as high pressure weakens up toward sfo. the breeze is blowing out there as well. and now the temperatures running below the average in the san francisco 65 degrees 71 right. the average in oakland 83 in san jose 90's. you made way inland and 85 degrees in santa rosa. the monsoon continue. but most that energy up over the sierra nevada. you see numerous strikes. we had one strike in the north bay. that's it. we're still tracking this batch of monsoonal moisture right here. moving up towards mendocino right now. but the bay area for the most part, not too bad. in fact, we escaped how having to worry abou

. >> that's right, vicki and catherine, it was a good weekend for hollywood and the fast and furious franchise who just made more history. >> craig, good all the way universal pictures at 9 kept its foot on the gas topping the holiday weekend and becoming the first movie since the start of the pandemic to cross the 500 million dollars. mark globally we're bringing people back. >> to the theater. we need it. we love it. you're breaking records. how does it it's amazing. it's so great to see a country. we're learning that to be even a small part of that. it's so cool. and in another rare feat universal scored the top 3 spots in the box office. i like baldwin is the boss baby family business took second and the horror sequel. the forever purge came in 3rd. so what's up next? scarlett johansson's black widow lands in theaters and on disney. plus the mere access this friday. ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. please enjoy marvel studios. black widow, david harbor and the cast of gone global with premieres in new york, los angeles, melbourne and london. that's where we were on set with

grant and vicki, thank you both so much.o'clock tonight, the 4th of july quickly approaching and is going to be a big one here in the bay area. the local city. that's taking no chances with they are all illegal, even the ones labeled safe and say plus the cost filling up just went up even more. and tow fees are also up for one bay area bridge. take a look at what is more expensive today. >> thursday, july first, i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barn

vicki liviakis is taking us behind the scenes on this week's dine and dish. >> it's called the hideoutfor a reason. is that a good good name for absolutely. i mean, would founded otherwise? you can't straight. yeah. the hideout is la mer in does best kept secret in owner. jb likes it that way. you can see from the street from the sidewalk. you won't hear sign. you can't find us on the web site. we don't do any advertising. is that part of the charm. that's i think so. chef and boss jb and his wife picked this spot off the beaten path. and so far customers have been beating a path to do it from the sun. the out on the little sign. it was easy. but i had directions tucked behind a soccer shop back in the tiny kitchen. jb kicks out specialties like this giant waffle sandwich. belgian waffle contrite statement a baby over with cheddar cheese with another off with a little bit sugar butter tabasco enable on top of the best thing or if your appetite can handle it. the morning glory. a full on brunch between 2 slices. everything you need to value its feeling. it. >> yeah. a little yeah. look

grant vicki, thanks to you both.ext at 6 o'clock residents on edge in the south bay neighborhood after dozens of dogs are attacked by a coyote and the animals becoming a more common sight across the bay area was being done to prevent aggressive packs frcm preying on your pets and a story you'll see only on kron 4. a security guard hired to prevent crime and walgreens in san francisco. >> becomes a victim of an attack. we'll explain what happened. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore in the news at 6 is pam moore in the news at 6 is next. when a truck hit my car, pam moore in the news at 6 is nthe insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. let our injury attorneys when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people

thanks for now, vicki. _ see how it's going to work. thanks for now, vicki. is just because people are on mute or anything. we will be there as soon as it gets under way. our health correspondentjim reed is still with me. vicki was picking up on what you were saying about caution being the political watchword but equally, you have people on the conservative backbenches who really want today. we know about the damage it has done to business and that, as ever, that is the town and that is why these briefings are so fascinating when you have got the prime minister on two scientists whose job is just to look at the facts? two scientists whose 'ob is 'ust to look at the mafia two scientists whose 'ob is 'ust to look at the facts? there is no doubt that what england _ look at the facts? there is no doubt that what england is _ look at the facts? there is no doubt that what england is going - look at the facts? there is no doubt that what england is going through | that what england is going through is an experiment. no other country has such high levels of vaccinati

literally, catherine vicki, thank you very much.ire crews were beefed up last night in anticipation of the damage that illegal fireworks were expected to cause and they did san francisco. firefighters put out 4 different fires overnight. this map shows the locations of all for those fires where they broke out one at 20th and irving another at 19th in york. 3rd street in kirkwood. and again at 19th and bryant streets all across the city. the good news, nobody was hurt in any of these fires. another fireworks related incident happened at pier 94 in the city. the fire department called in its fireboat to help in putting out those flames. these pictures were posted on social media again, nobody hurt in this fire across the bay in hayward illegal fireworks were lighting up the sky across that city. it didn't seem to matter where you were. they were visible from just about everywhere. viewers captured these displays. and even though they look like they're kind of fun. they're absolutely illegal. and of course, very dangerous professional

grant and vicki.tonight at 6, 3, bay area counties are now recommending employers require covid-19 vaccinations but not everyone is on board here. we will talk to local businesses in the east bay about whether or not they plan to follow those recommendations. and the delta variant proving to be very dangerous for the unvaccinated. we'll have a live interview with ucsf doctor to find out if he thinks everyone should be masking up again. >> how the rise in cases could affect reaching herd immunity. i'm ken wayne. i'm justine waltman. the news. 6 is next. after my car accident, 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 ♪

i'm vicki liviakis thanks for joining us on kron 4 news at 5 and i'm catherine heenan for grant lotusdo want to go right to the fire in oakland. >> kron four's jonathan mccall. he is on the scene got their short time ago and joins us on the phone with details. the brush fire looks like it's still going, jonathan, based on this video we're looking at. >> katherine and vicki, good actually fire crews have been able to get a good grasp on the fire. they've actually been able to put it out right now. they're just monitoring some hot, but making sure nothing players back up. they're also just doing some overall looking for any embers that could once again potentially flare up right now. this all happening was next to kaiser convention center along lakeshore avenue right near 1212, avenue here in oakland right now we have about or fire engine here on the scene trying to. make sure that nothing bread out of this just under an acre route that went up in flames, but not to though. shortly. around 4.30 this afternoon. i just have to be in oakland this afternoon driving in the area. what i saw j

vicki liviakis kron 4 it's got the best gigs. >> and we're always looking for great places to send her to sew if you've got a great suggestion for your neighborhood. let us know. use your camera and on your phone scan that qr code that take you right to the dine and dish section of our website. kron 4 dot com. and you can submit your favorite restaurant for us to feature. it is for 27. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news. we've got the latest on the fireworks danger. >> amid the drought. look at all of the fireworks going off last night illegally by the way, we'll have more on this coming >> for 30 is the time. and we are ba

vicki liviakis giving us a tour. >> we get an invite check out the new changes at the iconic top of the market. people have been coming to the top of the mark since 1939 to soak up the views and get a taste of san francisco. there are about to experience something just a little bit different. the 19th floor of the mark hopkins has seen a lot of its long live music bygone fancy food with. >> silver and gold service. but covid-19 shutdown. the historic hotel for a spell and really come up with a fresh approach to be more appealing to also younger audience and the hotel and what looking at violent sure the foggy 360 degree views are still there. but the food entertainment is another matter. >> gone. are the in discovery bay and replaced by mister the jays. now we just want and han stat and the new element of surprise and excitement. the hotel's general managers invited the press to get an idea of what to expect like-new appetizer menu signature cocktails and a table side. tasting experience that includes caviar colorful kolr chocolate and there's hansen of sonoma organic he takes little 6

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. yet despite the city council voting to approve a non-binding term sheet today. >> future of the athletics in oakland actually is still up up in the air. yeah. it is far from settled. the term sheet that could pave the way for a development agreement at waterfront ballpark. howard terminal site is there but is caught forcefully to go explains the athletics. the team. well, they don't agree with all of the terms that were voted on earlier today. >> oakland city council members hopeful a deal will ultimately be reached are skeptical the athletics and the city can move forward together on the proposed 12 billion dollar waterfront ballpark project. i feel like this conversation still on tuesday. the council voted to continue negotiating with the a's despite not receiving any reassurances that the athletics want to do the same. if i vote for this today. >> i'm going to be holding my nose and probably going to the bathroom throwing up afterwards. not very happy during a virtual special meeti

vicki liviakis kron 4 news. well, now we're always looking for great places to dine or get takeout in your neighborhood. >> and you can use that camera on your phone to go ahead and scan this qr code is going take you directly to the diamond this web page where you can submit your favorite restaurant for us to feature. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news weapons drugs bomb making materials found in the south bay help. police were able to stop a possible attack. we'll have that story ahead. >> happy friday morning. we are here at another very nice weekend where the weather looks lovely. but don't take my word for john trouble is in the weather center. he's been tracking our weekend weather for the past 3 days that today's a good day to let everybody know how they can plan their weekend. good morning, john. i mean, technically the past 7 days. but we've been talking a lot about it the past 3 days for sure. we're looking outside at what's going to be a really nice weekend. at least to start by sunday. we start t

grant vicki, back to you. >> all a breeze. the thank you that it will dry lightning will.re still raging in parts of california 10's of thousands of acres burning crews now getting some additional help in the air. governor newsom has secured. >> more aircraft. but as kron four's terisa stasio reports for us tonight. cal-fire officials admit. >> well, those new planes can certainly help the dry conditions are daunting. >> hazy skies face. the nearly 4,000 strong firefighters out on the front lines trying to out the dixie fire burning since july. 13th and now marks the biggest fire burning in the state of california as it has torn through 223 square miles destroyed 8 buildings and currently threatening 1500 homes. >> again, these fires that were seen in continuing to see as we deeper into the summer and into the warmer parts of the of the year. are just indicative of the conditions that we are facing regardless of the location. >> cal fire isaac sanchez says the exceptionally dry conditions created by the state's drought. hans the efforts to get this fire under control. the

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis kron four's dan thorn. he is live in san jose tonight.joins us with more. >> on the vaccination push. dan, though. what are you learning. >> well, vicki and grant the expected vaccine mandate here in santa clara facts around 22,000 employees in this push comes after

i'm grant lotus and i'm justine waldman in for vicki tonight. this is expected to be one of the busiest travel weekend since the start of the coronavirus pandemic nationwide. there are more than 2 million people who will fly over the coming days. but nearly 50 million are expected to travel long lines of travelers waited to check in and go through security at what should be the busiest holiday travel weekends since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. and for many people, this is the first time they have been on an airplane in more than a year. >> so this is my first time traveling since covid. so i feel pretty safe that the numbers are down. and they're they've been giving out the vaccine. so a lot is vaccinated like myself. so i feel a little faith today. >> and almost 200,000 travelers are expected to pass through sfo over the 4th of july weekend. >> and taking a live look outside at the roads right now aaa is expecting more than 43 million people. >> to be out there this weekend. that is roughly one out of every 7 americans and almost

vicki santa clara county. closing in on having 78% of its residents fully vaccinated and there's also significant progress report and getting the vaccine out to those neighborhoods, especially hard hit by the virus. let's take a look. >> like most other parts of the bay area. santa clara county is battling a surge of infection related to the covid-19 delta variant the 3 county own hospitals are seeing new cases almost exclusively related to unvaccinated people. but on the upside. officials here say that among counties with at least 1.5 million people santa clara county is the most fully vaccinated people in the entire country says seal luna rate. we're at. >> so close to 70% of fully vaccinated. people in this county is about 1.3 million and counting. 85 close to 85% of our residents are vaccinated with at least one dose doctor luna tributes. the high numbers too aggressive ongoing vaccination outreach efforts. >> significant progress has been made to vaccinate people in parts of the san jose and other communi

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. these changes have elicited some very strong reactions.iegl—ding, an epidemiologist and senior fellow at the federation of american scientists. i asked him if the british government had made the right decision. this is absolutely the wrong time and the wrong decision, period. the only thing i can say is it's a horrible, terrible, no—good, very bad decision, because the delta variant is not your normal variant. the delta variant is the most contagious, fastest—tra nsmitting variant, much more than we've ever seen before, it is much more severe, it is about 11—5 times greater risk of hospitalisation than the old strain, and also it is vaccine somewhat attenuating and evasive, we know that one dose is not enough and we know that with two doses, in israel we've seen the efficacy drop from the 90s to just 64%, according to the latest data — this is the wrong time. eric, you are absolutely clear on that. isn't the point, though, that vaccinations in the uk are at a pretty high level — i know you mentioned israel there — and that whilst it is eas

finally, allow that person to make their own choice kate >> vicky nguyen, thank you. >>> in less thanntry will pause on the 20th anniversary of 9/11. it's been that long. but the 9/11 memorial and museum is struggling to continue its mission. rehema ellis has an exclusive look >> reporter: 11-year-old chloe downey never met her grandfather, but a the 9/11 memorial museum she feels close to him >> he loved being a fireman and saving lives, and he was a big hero. >> reporter: new york fire department deputy chief raymond downey died in the attacks, but first he saved lots of lives. national 9/11 psa, asking people to remember nearly 3,000 were killed in the attacks. it's part of a fundraising campaign to keep the museum open following an unprecedented year how did the pandemic affect the operating budget of this museum? >> the reality is our business model collapsed overnight. >> reporter: the head of the 9/11 memorial and museum said its revenue comes mostly from ticket sales, which plummeted nearly $45 million last year. despite federal ppe and increased efforts, there were cutbacks i

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis said this incident.comes after the retail giant is already shuttered. many of its pharmacies in the city because of the crime kron four's, maureen kelly has the story. maureen kelly has the story. you'll see only on kron 4. ♪ ♪ ♪ maureen kelly has the story. you'll see only on kron 4. ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> all right. welcome back to kron 4 news at 5. bit of a technical difficulty. but we're talking about this incident at walgreens. and this comes right after the mayor and the police chief we're talking about crime in san francisco and the perception of all that's involved with that will. now we have this incident at walgreens that left the security guard there in the hospital. you also have a suspect in custody. and our kron four's maureen kelly has the story. now you'll see only on kron. 4 news. >> the market. >> here's video from the citizen app showing the flashing lights of police cars in the amb

i'm vicki liviakis. justine waltman in for grant lotus tonight and members of the gilroy community have gathered all day to remember the 3 people killed this morning. gil worries mayor thanked her city for how they've come together and supported each other. >> thank you to the entirety of the bill were community. we're helping each other. consoling each other. strengthening each other, listening to each other and a fall. all praying for each other. there. but for the grace of god. are we here? >> a vigil is currently underway marking that tragic event from 2 years ago kron four's gayle ong joins us now live from gilroy with more on how today's event is going. >> justine i'm here in downtown eager one. you can see the crowd right behind me celebrations are underway. you see there's aztec dancers they're honoring the lives lost at gilroy garlic festival 2 years ago which today marks 2 years since the mass shooting that killed 3 people now, what this is one of many celebrations or more like memorials, rathe

vicki young, bbc news. let s get some of the day's other news.its ban on travellers from the uk entering the country. from wednesday, people who've had both vaccine doses won't have to quarantine. the changes also apply to people travelling from portugal, russia, india or nepal. indonesia's government has agreed to boost its coronavirus budget and introduce phone consultations to non—critical patients, in an effort to reduce pressure on its overwhelmed healthcare system. the country is battling one of asia's worst coronavirus epidemics, fuelled by the rapid spread of the highly contagious delta variant. bangladesh has extended its strictest lockdown to july 14 to combat a surge in coronavirus cases led by the delta variant, with areas bordering india taking the brunt of infections. on monday the country recorded its biggest daily rise of coronavirus—related deaths since the pandemic began. in afghanistan, the violence is getting worse as the taliban take over more areas of the country. since the us military withdrew from bagram air field last wee

vicki liviakis, the assault happened this afternoon at about one 15 police say. >> barbara boxer is walking3rd street right near jack london square when a suspect approached her and push her. here is a tweet from the former senator's twitter account today. it says that the suspect pushed her in the back and stole her cell phone then jumped into a waiting car and left the area boxer says that she's thankful that she was not seriously injured. the oakland police department is investigating and nobody has been arrested so far. boxer was a u.s. senator from california, from 1993 to 2017. this is not the first time a current or former public officials been assaulted in oakland recently. you might remember governor newsome. >> was assaulted last month happened in june when newsome was visiting small businesses in oakland. he was walking to a barber shop and pizzeria when the chp says he was suddenly approached by and aggressive individual highway patrol provide security for the governor. the suspect, a 54 year-old man was taken to the alameda county jail where he was booked for assaulting a publi

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. this year's bastille day procession in paris once again featured the cavalry of the republican guard, members of the foreign legion and an aircraft fly—past. this was the scene a few hours ago at the eiffel tower — fireworks to celebrate france's national day. despite covid restrictions, the fireworks went ahead, and people have been able to attend, but covid rules limited the number of spectators to 10,000, all of whom had to wear masks and produce proof of a vaccination. a spectacular display for the city of light. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @benmboulos. hello, there. sunshine did wonders for the temperatures on wednesday. aboyne in aberdeenshire one of the places that got above 25 degrees with scenes like this. parts of southern england saw similar temperatures, as well. and over the next few days, with more sunshine on the way, those temperatures could have a little further to climb — maybe up into the high 20s in parts of the south over the weekend. but it's not all about

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. the suspect a 14 year-old the son of the 2 victims. police say this happened early this morning. >> in the area of the sale, padre parkway and freeman boulevard. according to police when officers arrived to the home, they found the woman unconscious. the man had suffered stab wounds and was taken to the hospital where he is expected to survive. police say the teen was not at home when they arrived, but a neighbor called police about a half an hour later. >> and says there was a juvenile covered in blood. he was detained in since he is a minor police are not releasing his identity. we do have a crew on the way to the scene we will have updates for you as soon as we can get them now to our other big story tonight. at 5, the list of california counties urging people to mask up. >> indoors now includes most of the bay area. you see the colors there in yellow yeah. full. 7 bay area counties are following sacramento and los angeles counties in calling on residents to wear a mask for indoor public gatherings or kron four's. rob fladeboe spoke

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus.e crews from both san jose and milpitas are responding as we speak. this fire is burning again on mill river lane. that is just off interstate 80. >> and the montague expressway. there are no injurpes or evacuations that have been ordered at this time. but people in the area are being told to shelter in place. and this tweet from the san jose fire department is our most recent update on the fire there about 20 minutes ago. they advised all residents. >> living near the fire to shelter in place they're also asking that to for people to close the doors and their windows in their homes to reduce exposure to the smoke that's coming off that fire. kron four's rob fladeboe, he's on the way to the scene and we will, of course, bring you updates as soon as they become available. our other big story tonight. here's hoping you kept your face masks around. federal officials are now backtracking. they're recommending everyone. regardless of vaccination status where a mask while indoors cdc making

part i'm vicki liviakis.ef meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now. >> it's a hot day out there. we've got some winds sisk and this thing get out of control fast. yeah. in a dangerous location, too, because right in that area, there's a grassy area. but then. >> it's surrounded that you've got all these homes that are in and around that area. now the winds picking up in the afternoon. and here we go. grass fires breaking out. these are dangerous conditions. got winds blowing 16 to 18 miles per hour there in antioch. >> here's a closer look as we take in closer to that fire. in fact, we are seeing some of those winds kind of whipping around. you see the mountain regions in and around that area. so you see james boulevard right here. and here's tim board. drive up here in and around that. you can see all the different streets and the homes in that area. the kerwin pattern is such that is taking the fire toward those areas right now. we're going to see the winds continue to work their way up in this direction

i think we will be able to prevent the transmission of covenant vicki, which is our main goal. and probably we expect that even if you would be, i stablished in the country and no country can open the leader, king jig niggas, our non gel long chalk has spent the last year hiking to remote villages at times joined by prime minister latino string who's a medical doctor, and if there's anything that i hope the world can learn is that a country like return with very few doctors, very few nurses, but are really committed, king and leadership in the government, mobilizing society, it's not impossible to vaccinate the whole country. routine is encouraging people to mix and match vaccines. the 1st round of its national for a while was donated by india. the u. s. chipped in half a 1000000 doses of madonna for the 2nd. i think the like the officials might have researched on this and without research, they might not have decided to do mix and match. so i drove them, so that's why i decided to take the margin. it may be small, but the tiny kingdom has provided a lesson and how to tackle a

our political correspondent vicky young reports. pandemic. instructions about where we can go, who we can see even in our own home and how far apart we must stand, but in two weeks things could change. covid has not gone but most restrictions in england are likely to disappear. restaurants and pubs can open normally and theatres and cinemas can fill every seat. the prime minister put the emphasis on personal responsibility instead of government orders. i want to stress from the outset that this pandemic is farfrom over and we must reconcile ourselves sadly to more deaths from covid. there's only one reason why we can contemplate going ahead to step four in circumstances where we would normally be locking down further and that is because of the continuing effectiveness of the vaccine roll—out. and in bristol people are starting to contemplate life with fewer rules. personally i think better safe than sorry but just like every normal person i welcome the change. it is the wrong decision - because cases are going up. at least give it a

thanks for joining us this evening on vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus.ad been in prison serving nearly 3 years of a ten-year sentence after he was convicted of multiple counts of assault. >> cosby and his lawyers are celebrating his sudden release from prison. but the court of public opinion is largely outraged at that decision. kron four's kareen wynter has the latest details. >> in a stunning reversal that shocked the nation. bill cosby once revered hollywood actor known as america's dad turned convicted felon was freed from prison today. his 2018 assault conviction vacated by the pennsylvania supreme court. the former cosby show star return home lee today cosby who had served more than 2 years of a 3 to 10 year prison sentence was released on a technicality pennsylvania's highest court overturned his assault conviction citing his due process was violated that he did not receive a fair trial. this decision involved in part an ironclad deal. the 83 year-old had brokered with the prosecutor early on in the investigation that prevented him from ever being

vicki liviakis takes us to the secret dine and dish spot. >> it's called the hideout for a reason. is that a good good name for absolutely i mean, what would founded otherwise. you can't straight to hide out as la mer in does best kept secret in owner. jb likes it that way. you can see from the street from the sidewalk. he wants here sign. you can find us on the web site. we don't do any advertising. is that part of the charm. that's i think so. chef and boss jb and his wife picked this spot off the beaten path. and so far customers have been beating a path to do it from the sun. the out on the little sign. it was easy. but i had directions tucked behind a soccer shop back in the tiny kitchen. jb kicks out specialties like this giant waffle sandwich. belgian waffle contrite statement a baby over with cheddar cheese with another off with a little bit sugar butter tabasco enable on top of the best thing ever or if your appetite can handle it. the morning glory. a full on brunch between 2 slices, everything you need to value its. >> feeling. it. >> yeah. a little yeah. look at this. >

. >> grant lotus and vicki liviakis johnson spent a lot of thanks very much.oming up next on kron, 4 news at night. city leaders in san jose. >> say they're cracking down on sideshows trying to go after people who are promoting the events on social media. how much those people who are promoting sideshows could be fight. plus, bill cosby is a free man tonight after his assault conviction was overturned. we'll hear from a the bay area woman who says cosby once groped her and that today's decision makes her sick. those stories and much more coming up on properties at night. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at now are going to be extremely dangerous to not only the but also to the spectators. these are large. >> illegal shows that draw people from all over the state are incredibly reckless driving in the left. people literally dead. >> we know about sideshows now at 9 promoting, another street races in san jose is now illegal city council unanimously approving that new ordinance just last night. good evening, ev

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis.told you about this horrible story 2 weeks ago and now the victim's mom is speaking. >> exclusively with kron 4 s taylor bisacky. she joins us now live from the studio with more taylor. what is the mom saying? >> well, vicki greene, as you can imagine, this is any mother's worst nightmare taylor's mom jane nelson says she's devastated and frustrated. it's been over 2 weeks as she still has no new information on her son's case or who might have killed him. she describes the whole thing as bizarre and puzzling. >> i just feel like i'm live in the waking up to the same day over and over and over. i'm like a lost in time. everything's. yes. it will% never be