, para que la gente lo anote, y venga al festival, se va a llevar a cabo, allí, en walnut creek, walnutel premio grammy por su excelencia musical. hablábamos que son varios días, ¿verdad? de fiesta, que se lleva a cabo en walnut creek. javier cabanillas: sí, es en junio, del martes, del 20, se me hace que hasta el domingo 27, perdón, 25, bueno, es de martes al domingo, el mero 24, es el sábado, ya es el día que va a haber muchas actividades, y es el casi, casi, casi, el cierre, pero, sí, abarca desde el martes, miércoles, hasta el domingo, y el mero 24, el sábado, es donde estamos teniendo ya la gran, este, actividad, para, para invitar a todos lo que viene siendo gratis, o sea, no hay entradas, vamos a estar, abarcar parte de la calle del centro, lesher center, downtown, el centro de walnut creek, california, y dentro, también va a haber actividades adentro del centro; entonces, este, ese es el mero día, el 24. damián trujillo: como, como todos sabemos, javier, que a los latinos, nos metemos en todo, ¿verdad?, y en walnut creek, y en ese, en esa parte del arte, de la bahía, también hab

reporter: wilkes says walnut creek is considering several possible solutions. >> how much do we want to allow these kind of open statements? do we want to go to pre-covid rules? reporter: the council unanimously condemned the callers actions, saying they don't represent the values of walnut creek. >> we are a very open and welcoming community. we unanimously oppose hate speech or any kind of discrimination. reporter: tim johns, abc7news. dan: autonomous vehicles a making headlines in san francisco and not necessarily for the right reasons to get that's why we are making it to nights deep dive. our way of spending extra time on a topic or issue that we feel is worthy of your attention and more information. self-driving taxis are getting a lot of attention. but they've had problems. we've covered plenty of instances of the cars stopping for no reason. according to san francisco's fire chief, city firefighters are encountering one robo taxi every single day. on our 3:00 show, the chief said at some point this will have deadly consequences. >> >> the biggest concern is that someone will

it says let's celebrate walnut creek. the second flyer compares black people to parasites and claims they leech off a society and steel jobs. it changes your perspective on on who your neighbors could be. you know, there's no way to trace where it really came from. kessler says based on how he found the flyers throughout the neighborhood, he believes it was intentionally put there. this is the second instance of hate messaging in walnut creek in just a matter of dates. tuesday, several people called in to the city council meeting with anti-semitic and white nationalist remarks. this is the second time it's happened. and council member kevin wilk says they're investigating. we've identified that there are a lot of these people that are doing this. >> are not even from walnut creek there, not even from the county, the from outside the county. in some cases, they're from outside the state. police are still investigating the anti juneteenth flyers. they don't have any leads or suspects at this time in walnut creek amanda hari

reporter: wilkes says walnut creek is considering several possible solutions. >> how much do we wantlow these kind of open statements? do we want to go to pre-covid rules? reporter: the council unanimously condemned the callers actions, saying they don't represent the values of walnut creek. >> we are a very open and welcoming community. we unanimously oppose hate speech or any kind of discrimination. reporter: tim johns, abc7news. dan: autonomous vehicles a making headlines in san francisco and not necessarily for the right reasons to get that's why we are making it to nights deep dive. our way of spending extra time on a topic or issue that we feel is worthy of your attention and more information. self-driving taxis are getting a lot of attention. but they've had problems. we've covered plenty of instances of the cars stopping for no reason. according to san francisco's fire chief, city firefighters are encountering one robo taxi every single day. on our 3:00 show, the chief said at some point this will have deadly consequences. >> >> the biggest concern is that someone will get re

it says let's celebrate walnut creek. the second flyer compares black people to parasites and claims they leech off a society and steel jobs. it changes your perspective on who your neighbors could be you know, there's no way to trace where it really came from. kessler says based on how he found the flyers throughout the neighborhood, he believes it was intentionally put there. this is the second instance of hate messaging in walnut creek in just a matter of days. tuesday, several people called in to the city council meeting with anti-semitic and white nationalist remarks. this is the second time it's happened. and council member kevin wilk says they're investigating. we've identified that there are a lot of these people that are doing this. >> are not even from walnut creek there, not even from the county, the from outside the county. in some cases, they're from outside the state. police are still investigating the anti june teen flyers. they don't have any leads or suspects at this time in walnut creek amanda hari kron.

it says let's celebrate walnut creek. the second flyer compares black people to parasites and claims they leech off a society and steel jobs. it changes your perspective on on who your neighbors could be. you know, there's no way to trace where it really came from. kessler says, based on how he found the flyers throughout the neighborhood, he believes it was intentionally put there. this is the second instance of hate messaging in walnut creek in just a matter of dates. tuesday, several people called in to the city council meeting with anti-semitic and white nationalist remarks. this is the second time it's happened. and council member kevin wilk says they're investigating. we've identified that there are a lot of these people that are doing this. >> are not even from walnut creek there, not even from the county, the from outside the county. in some cases, they're from outside the state. police are still investigating the anti juneteenth flyers. they don't have any leads or suspects at this time in walnut creek amanda har

it says let's celebrate walnut creek. the second flyer compares black people to parasites and claims they leech off a society and steel jobs. it changes your perspective on on who your neighbors could be. you know, there's no way to trace where it really came from. kessler says based on how he found the flyers throughout the neighborhood, he believes it was intentionally put there. this is the second instance of hate messaging in walnut creek in just a matter of dates. tuesday, several people called in to the city council meeting with anti-semitic and white nationalist remarks. this is the second time it's happened. and council member kevin wilk says they're investigating. we've identified that there are a lot of these people that are doing this. >> are not even from walnut creek there, not even from the county, the from outside the county. in some cases, they're from outside the state. police are still investigating the anti juneteenth flyers. they don't have any leads or suspects at this time in walnut creek amanda hari

it says let's celebrate walnut creek. the second flyer compares black people to parasites and claims they leech off a society and steel jobs. it changes your perspective on who your neighbors could be you know, there's no way to trace where it really came from. kessler says based on how he found the flyers throughout the neighborhood, he believes it was intentionally put there. this is the second instance of hate messaging in walnut creek in just a matter of dates. tuesday, several people called in to the city council meeting with anti-semitic and white nationalist remarks. this is the second time it's happened. council member kevin wilk says they're investigating. we've identified that there are a lot of these people that are doing this. >> are not even from walnut creek there, not even from the county, the from outside the county. in some cases, they're from outside the state. police are still investigating the anti juneteenth flyers. but so far they have no suspects or leads in walnut creek. amanda hari kron. 4 and oth

walnut creek from mount diablo, plenty of clouds that made it this far inland. 55 in walnut creek now we look at the end, r the we mid-70s today. by the time we get to saturday, low 80s. i will put everybody's daytime highs. inland east bay near 80 with county cord at 78. 75 in pleasanton. in the seven-day forecast, san francisco and oakland first, you don't see a major change. you seldom do. if we switch it to the micro climates, north bay and south bay, you see the spike in the numbers. san jose from mid-70s today to low 80s saturday and sunday. and the same story in the north bay valleys. inland east bay communities, upper 70s. we saw that. walnut creek was the example. everybody is doing the same thing. at the beaches we don't change a lot temperature-wise. it will get more interesting perhaps in here. by monday and tuesday, that cool down comes along with a very small possibility for light rain. not impressive in the seven day but we will watch that closely. for now, that's how it's looking. >>> if you are hitting the roadways, a good to be ki101, here is current conditions. this

it says let's celebrate walnut creek. the second flyer compares black people to parasites and claims they leech off a society and steel jobs. it changes your perspective on on who your neighbors could be. you know, there's no way to trace where it really came from. kessler says, based on how he found the flyers throughout the neighborhood, he believes it was intentionally put there. this is the second instance of hate messaging in walnut creek in just a matter of dates. tuesday, several people called in to the city council meeting with anti-semitic and white nationalist remarks. this is the second time it's happened. and council member kevin wilk says they're investigating. we've identified that there are a lot of these people that are doing this. >> are not even from walnut creek there, not even from the county, the from outside the county. in some cases, they're from outside the state. police are still investigating the anti juneteenth flyers. they don't have any leads or suspects at this time in walnut creek amanda har

was just wondering why they think it's okay to -- it's not okay to be pro-white. >> reporter: in walnut creek, this is not welcome. kevin wulk is still shocked by these comments. he previously served as the first jewish mayor. >> we are consistently opposed to any kind of discrimination or hate within the city. >> reporter: at one point a caller claimed if councilmembers cut him off, they'd be violating the first amendment and the brown act which allows the public to participate in local meetings. the caller said that would open the council up to a lawsuit. when the city attorney was asked about it during the meeting, he says that caller's argument has its limitations. >> if speakers engage, after being advised not to, in hateful speech, in obscene speech, in incendiary or threatening speech, then the council has a limited ability to cut off that conversation. >> reporter: tessa rudnick is the mayor pro tem of el cerrito and regional chair of the jewish bay area officials says this shows there's plenty of work to do to combat anti-semitism. >> people use that language out of fear and intimida

in walnut creek. so you are going to from the mid 50s all the way up to the upper 70s actually pretty much average. the numbers are kind of where you should be for this time of year even though you want to grab the jacket to start out the day in the mid 50s. play it into sunday with the warming trend. only go to the low 80s. so that's -- it's four, five degrees warmer than you are today but it does fit this theme of trend. everyone is going up several more degrees from these numbers. so here's friday for everybody. you can pick out your part of the bay. we'll make to tlow 70s fothe s be low 80s for the inland east bay. there's a ten degree cooldown after the weekend. and gianna we were talking about this about a 20% chance of a drop or two of rain for next week. more on that later. for now how's the drive looking? >>> darren i want to point out it was 10% yesterday. >> it was. >> that you said. it's going in the wrong direction. all right. let's take a look at the roadways right now. i want to start o

cities in california, too. >> well, ken walnut creek council have been vocal in their opposition toof placing anti-semitic leaflets in neighboring concord. and the literature was actually in left in neighborhood sometime between september 27th and 30th degree jewish holidays and similar leaflets were found last year in danville, palo alto, berkeley and marin county in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. thank you. ella. >> after nearly a year and a half, alexis, gabe's family is finally getting some closure of the 24 year-old from oakley disappeared in january of 2022, the coroner's office has just given her remains back to her family kron four's amanda hari talked to her father as the family now plans a memorial service. >> we finally bring him home. that's what we want going gave. he's spent more than a year fighting for this day. his daughter alexis, went missing on january. 26th. >> 2022? after visiting her ex-boyfriend, marshall jones in antioch. police later tied jones to her death. he was shot and killed by officers. investigators and the gabe's spent months looking f

also, city council meeting in walnut creek turn into it. shocking display of hate on tuesday night for different people called in to spout anti-semitic, worked. plus a trend over overdoses on bart leads to newark and news at 4 different bar stations all within the past week. finally, palo alto, animal control gets a call a bald eagle crashes into a window. the bird is expected to be okay. dozens of people in san francisco back in their homes this morning after a major gas leak. the water main break triggered evacuations. we you this live f% yesterday early wednesday morning at the corner of castro street and a boost right near most part. now that leak and that break happened around by before noon, believe that that water main broke first caused a gas line to rupture. thankfully, no homes were damaged and no injuries reported. all right. well, it sounds like it's going to be a really nice day. a lot of you are going to be out and about probably want to know how to dress for the occasion. morning gottman, the brightening skies behind to their

it says let's celebrate walnut creek. the second flyer compares black people to parasites and claims they leech off a society and steel jobs. it changes your perspective on who your neighbors could be. you know, there's no way to trace where it really came from. kessler says based on how he found the flyers throughout the neighborhood, he believes it was intentionally put there. this is the second instance of hate messaging in walnut creek in just a matter of dates. tuesday, several people called in to the city council meeting with anti-semitic and white nationalist remarks. this is the second time it's happened. and council member kevin wilk says they're investigating. we've identified that there are a lot of these people that are doing this. >> are not even from walnut creek there, not even from the county, the from outside the county. in some cases, they're from outside the state. police are still investigating the anti juneteenth flyers. they don't have any leads or suspects at this time in walnut creek amanda hari kr

and if you're taking 24 right now, westbound walnut creek down to 5.80.ou. reyna 6.48. new developments in the investigation into the killing of 23 months old. jasper wu, the alameda county district attorneys office is announcing 2 suspects are going to be charged with murder. and the 3rd is facing a felony charge. kron four's haaziq mod-yoon speaks with the alameda county district attorney pamela price about this. there's a one-on-one interview and you're going to see that only on kron 4 right now. let's take a look. >> this is that potentially both of them face arise because of their membership in a gang. that's what makes it special. there's a special enhancement when you are a member of a gang and you are using a gun to commit a crime, you actually apply again. yes, we're actually blind gang enhancements with gun enhancement. and alameda county district attorney pamela price, as if found guilty, ivory bivins and trevor green will face lifetime sentences for the november 6. 2021 murder of 23 month-old jasper. wu, a child who died after being struck by

during last night's walnut creek city council meeting multiple people called in to the public comment portion to spout anti-semitic propaganda at the council videos of the callers aired over the city's live stream. we want to show you that video, but obviously want to warn you that this will upset some viewers. it seems every time white's express love for their people. some jus wants to shut it down. excuse let's be respectful place. >> we have overwhelming issue. jewish supremacy that is becoming more clear daily. even turn on lights. we can terminate shutdown. >> a person you just heard was calling to complain about the council condemning the placement of anti semitic. flyers walnut creek neighborhood during last year's jewish high holidays between hashanah and yom kippur council member kevin wilk, who was walnut creek's first jewish mayor and city council member was part of the meeting last night. he called the discovery of those flyers, quote, awful vale leaflets. >> for your a local election headquarters. former vice president mike pence joined the 2024 republican presidential ra

this is that walden centered walnut creek just off 6.80. well, the creek police say they responded to the plaza just before 10 o'clock saturday night confirmed that the window was shot. fortunately, nobody was injured. police say the investigation is ongoing. >> in francisco's streets in the area around howard and deal a back open tonight. but earlier today, a window on one of the high rises in the area broke on the inside. this happened this morning at 301, howard street. let's check in live now with kron 4 sarah stinson. she's been there gathering information all day. sarah. >> that's right. thankfully, no one was hurt from any fallen broken glass out of precaution. officials taped off the area in till that window could be boarded up and deemed safe. >> you know how the gas is inherently dangerous. jodi are gone. works for progress. glasgow, the company hired to fix the window that broke monday morning at 301, howard street, san francisco police and fire crews arrived at the building shortly after 8. they closed off howard street to traff

but we we do refute discrimination and hate speech in walnut creek, as i believe, most cities, if not all cities in california, do. >> yeah. well, this disturbing trend, unfortunately, is not new to the bay area. anti-semitic leaflets don't forget were found last year during jewish holidays between russia and yom kippur in neighborhoods bordering conquered similarly leaf. it's are also found over the past 2 years in places like palo alto, parts of marin county. >> that's 10 38 and was deployed at 4 different bart stations in 4 straight days this week. let's take a look at the first thing that happened, which was on june 4th at the daly city station, an unidentified man was spotted near the fare gates suffering from an overdose the next day around 02:00pm. a different man was spotted on a train and he was suffering from an overdose. that train was pulling into the fruitvale station on june 6th at 02:00pm. a woman was found unresponsive at the civic center's station and she got 2 doses of narcan and given her and on the 7th, a man was found unresponsive at 01:00am at the bay fair statio

walnut creek after anti june t flyers were distributed around town. plus, an oakland business owner says something needs to be done about the crime in the city after her employees were held gunpoint during a robbery and the mother believes her baby became sick after swimming at stinson beach when later test show that have high levels of bacteria in the water. from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. monday, june 26th, i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey. hopefully you had a great weekend >> it's a little cooler for monday. it is yes to start off the week with. john says, mother nature fix that real quick by of oh, my goodness. are we ready for it? question and i know we've got some he lovers in the studio, but this is a real he right here. >> we're looking at some comfortable days the next couple of days savor every minute because the end of the week, real hot looking at the embarcadero, good cruise ship pulled up on this gray cool morning. nice, though, that gray a side of that moderating im

reporting live in walnut creek, i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news.ht, alyssa, thank you for that cal fire did announce today it is suspending all permits for outdoor burning in santa clara, alameda and contra costa county starting friday. the suspension due in large part to all the large amount of dried out grass and brush along with the heat that is on the way. later this week. right now, residential burn permits have been suspended in napa and solano counties. with that, we swing it over to chief meteorologist bill martin. hey bill. yeah. hey, mike. yeah, listen, this is going to feel like summer. that's it. it's going to get to 100 degrees. it should have been to 100 degrees by now in the inland bay valleys. it has. and this will be some of the first. so we've been very cool. right. and now we're going to get to where we should be. so let's not create something that isn't that makes and make it unusual. it's not unusual. it's exactly what it's supposed to happen. what's unusual is that this trough has been lingering and when it lingers, we get thi

san jose at 77 livermore. 76 walnut creek.p to richmond in the 60's while vallejo napa and santa rosa after yesterday's 60's back into the 70's today. now, tomorrow, saturday, sunday and monday, all just smooth sailing, not looking at a whole lot going on out there. a few clouds here and there, but skies, plenty bright really will be until the middle of next week that we see any 80's returning for for this to inland spots, john, thank you that. well, that hot spot still there on the san mateo bridge. 92 westbound right near the high rise. so if you're traveling. >> drive times about 56 minutes. i will certainly take the dumbarton bridge would not wait and that delay, let them get that off of the bridge before you try to take it. 22 minutes. bay bridge may so that fremont street action. no accidents, no hazards over in the east bay. we're checking on things starting to see a lot of red orange things. you can busy us a down to 37. 44 minutes, southbound to signal things are starting to build there. of the south bay, that's almos

walnut creek, 53 degrees and expected to climb in to the 70s. we'll have a change in the forecast that will cool us off and kick up some afternoon winds. full forecast coming up. >>> and full lanes here at the san mateo bridge westbound, seeing the buildup for traffic and slowing for the speeds just below the speed limit. but just barely. no brake tapping, that is good news. >>> today the judge who presided over the alex murdaugh murder trial is speaking out. murdaugh was a high profile attorney from a prominent south carolina family who was convicted earlier this year in the murder of his wife and son. and recently he is fighting accusations that he stole money from his former clients. and the judge in the murder trial talked with craig melvin about the intense media coverage. >> were you surprised by the attention, the extent of it? >> probably shouldn't have been surprised. you know, high profile lawyer, death of a wife, death of a child, accusations of stealing millions from clients. allegations of lawyer hooked on drugs. it had all the ingr

we started in oakland, now we are in san francisco and we are in walnut creek as well as alameda.n style dinner with tons of cocktails sponsored by bacardi. and we're going to have this drink that's amazing. and it's indigenous to chef streets culture with the sorrel sirup. we're starting here and this is just such a rich that looks so real. tell us a little bit about the sirup. yes, it's traditionally it's a tradition. it's a drink. that's tradition throughout the familia. we drink it throughout the holidays. it's you have a lot of winter notes, a lot of warm spice, a lot of clove, a lot of allspice, thyme and. and it goes very well with rum. that's it's traditionally drink with rum. so we have a bacardi red that we're mixing with it. so yes. mimi you're also a bartender. yes. yes chef. mimi, i looked at the website for this event. it looks it looks wonderful. i see a lot of people enjoying it is the blackd experience, i think a lot of people who aren't black could come out and learn, right? oh, absolutely. so the event is about the celebration of black culture. but black culture

from walnut creek is that looks normal.f we use walnut creek as the example of how the day goes with the warm up as we watch a beautiful sunrise above the panhandle, walnut creek your number goes to the low 70s. that is below average. it's notably cooler than you were over the weekend. that's the o■ther thing about the pattern shift. in addition to focusing on the chance for isolated thunderstorms, there is about a 10 to 15-degree cool down for most of us inland. all that is doing is bringing you back down to average because you were quite above that going into the last part of the weekend. there is the isolated thunderstorm chance showing up. i will have more in the complete first alert forecast in a bit. for now, gianna, anything going on on the drive? >> busy. we have a couple of things to look out for commuting through san jose this morning. an early start to your commute if you are heading on northbound 101. a lot of brake lights because of an earlier trouble spot at 880. surface streets as well. if you typically take

there are laws and the constitution to allow freedom of speech. >> welcome walnut creek council have been vocal in their opposition to displays of anti-semitism over in october will spoke publicly about a group placing anti-semitic leaflets in neighborhoods in bordering conquered. the literature was left in the neighborhood sometime between september 27th and 30th during jewish high holidays. similarly leaflets were found last year in danville, palo alto, berkeley and marin county in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> thank you, ella. it is pride month but planning for celebrations in the pride parade in san francisco. that's a yearlong event. security always a priority, but it's especially high this year with anti lgbtq+ legislation passing in other parts of the country in san francisco. the last weekend of the month will be. you know, pride parade. the street fair. so many people always show up for that. the executive director of sf pride. suzanne ford says the organization is doing everything in its power to make sure people are safe. doubling down on security. >> we'r

in the meantime, walnut creek, already seen a few showers here. if we take time from walnut creek, we have a cooldown from this. whether you get the cooldown or not, we are all experiencing cooler temperatures. looking out in mount diablo in that direction, you will go up around 70 today. notices like kohler then you were over the weekend. for now, amanda, back to you. >>> this morning, we are feeling the ripple effects of apple's big announcement. apple is officially stepping into the world of virtual reality. the industries shaking announcement. i mean, brand-new technology from apple. we have not seen anything new since the wash. >> tech people are excited about this. they revealed it yesterday. it is a mixed reality headset called apple vision pro. they launch this in cupertino. here is how it looks like you're on your screen. it has been nearly 10 years since apple launched a new major product line and people in tech are pretty pumped about it. but, this morning, shareholders are learning that like other tech companies, the devices are far fr

if we go to the top of mount diablo , walnut creek is down in that. we already se a little more clearing. it is 56 in walnut creek and the numbers are showing a subtle warming trend. it will get a little warmer each day into saturday. then, noticeably cooler for father's day sunday that is where we will focus ou attention coming up in the complete first alert forecast. you should keep your outdoor plans but, we will show you how it will be a little bit different. for thursday afternoon, pick out your part of the bay. mid-80s for the warmer inman valleys. mid-70s for santa rosa and -- what ing ononthdrthis mog. >>> an update on the traffic alert we have been -- northboun 280 at hickey boulevard, a larg u-haul truck caught fire and ignited a -- a lot of it 70 o scene. three right lanes were blocked. looks like they were clearing this out of lanes. should be opening up the lanes in the next couple of minutes. some slight delays northbound 101 north of hickey boulevard. if you want to stick with el camino as an alternate it is moving along pretty nicely.

walnut creek at 58. san jose also enjoying 58 at this time. a look into the inner east bay as we have 63 degrees in clayton right now. 64 in pittsburgh, 65 degrees to start your morning in brentwood. but getting into the afternoon, temperatures are expected to drop areas over santa rosa, 76 degrees for today, which is well below average for this time of year. low 60s in san francisco, upper 60s in oakland, 70 for livermore, 72. expected over san jose. a better look around at some of these numbers here along the peninsula. 70 degrees in redwood city for the inner east bay, 76 expected in concord. the winds picking up this afternoon . i'll have a look at what you can expect as far as that goes and what we can expect as we head in towards the first day of summer. more in the extended forecast coming up. okay, thank you, rosemary. well, cal, fire crews continue to battle flames in napa county this morning. the snell fire started on friday. north northwest of lake berryessa. we are expecting an update from cal fire in the next couple of hours. now

as we look to the east bay, 73 in walnut creek. 74 for pleasant hill. mid-60s in san francisco. 67 in oakland. 76 in napa and 70 for santa rosa. here is the seven-day forecast. we are looking at temperatures on the rise. san francisco, upper 60s by thursday. into the start of the weekend for oakland, low 70s beginning on thursday. for the north bay, mid-70s friday, saturday and sunday, which is father's day. for the south bay, low 80s by friday. inland east bay, warming up , mid-80s for wednesday through the weekend. and for the coast, looking at plenty of sunshine, mid-60s by thursday. >>> the denver nuggets are nba champs this morning. we have a look at the intense final moments that earned the franchise its first nbi title ever. >>> a live look at our salesforce camera, looking toward local park and chase center. i'm a tv producer, and for 15 years of my career i worked at the oprah winfrey show. it was probably one of the most exciting and the most stressful jobs i've ever had. but even the nights before my biggest shows, i slept like a baby. i neve

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you're mitchell canyon road and taken to john muir medical cener in walnut creek. it happened yesterday afternoon. well, there's no snake that was actually seen. the child was seriously injured by a biden. they do suspect that it was a snake. chp helicopter team responded along with california state parks contra costa fire and east bay regional parks. you know, they do want to remind people that there are rattlesnakes out there in this area. so if you are in the area, you want to be aware of your surroundings, maintain a distance of at least 6 feet. if you do see one and remember most bites occur when people get too close or try to touch them. i spoke with the save mount diablo executive director this morning about the situation. he had this to say. >> i'm very, very sorry to hear that. and hopefully child will be fine. i have had a number of experiences with rattlesnakes on the mountain in general. they're incredibly respectful creatures they generally give you a warning before direct encounter with you. >> now he has little excuse me again, speak this morning. he

but we we do refute discrimination and hate speech in walnut creek, as i believe, most cities, if not all cities in california, too. >> well, disturbing trend, unfortunately, is not entirely new to the area. anti-semitic leaflets were found last year during jewish holidays between and kippur in neighborhoods, border in concord. we also saw similar leaflets found in war for the past 2 years in palo alto, berkeley and parts of marion county. >> it's 9.35. and after nearly a year and a half, alexis, gabe's family is finally getting some closure. the 24 year-old from oakley disappeared in january of 2022. and the coroner's office just now has given her remains back to the family kron. four's amanda hari has the story. >> we can finally bring him home. that's what we want going gave. he's spent more than a year fighting for this day. his daughter alexis, went missing on january. 26th. >> 2022? after visiting her ex-boyfriend, marshall jones in antioch, police later tied jones to her death. he was shot and killed by officers. investigators and the gabe's spent months looking for alexis rema

plus, people in walnut creek are angry after racist flyers are maaing their way around that city.y they're shocked that this could be happening where they live. and state senate senator scott wiener plans to announce. money for what he says will help transit agencies here in the bay area that are facing budget shortfalls. more on what his plan is. >> right now on the kron 4 morning news. police are investigating hate speech in walnut creek after anti juneteenth flyers were distributed around the city. plus, an oakland business owner says something needs to be done about crime in oakland after for floyd's were held at gunpoint during a robbery and the mother believes her baby became sick after swimming at stinson beach when water there tested positive for high levels of bacteria. >> from the local news station, you're watching on morning team. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on this monday. june 26th, i'm james fletcher and we'll start this hour with a check of the weather because we have a big changes on the horizon. john, with june started whole home. but it's goin

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luckily, none of that happened and it was just contained to this home live in walnut creek.hari kron, 4 news. amanda, thank you. teenage boy is dead. another hospitalized after a late night shooting in san leandro. >> the shooting happened just after 9 o'clock last night at the saint moritz gardens apartments on washington avenue the victim's 16 17. the 17 year-old is in the hospital. the 16 year-old died not long after arriving at the hospital. police have not yet released a motive for that shooting. you know, i heard this already and he's still catches off guard as pretty scary. a lightning strike. >> comes a little too close to a man in arkansas. this happened this morning as thunderstorms moved across northeast arkansas and into tennessee. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has been tracking our weather as well as those southern storms. it has been a rough afternoon and evening there. the storms have quite disruptive. numerous tornadoes coming down. of course, tons of lightning strikes with those thunderstorms reports of damage to go along with that. you'll see that

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pete suratos joins us from outside walnut creek city hall.n to participate in democracy this way, but it's tough. >> reporter: yeah, very tough situation. good morning to you, kris and marcus. we saw a similar incident like this happen a couple weeks ago, folks calling in and making anti-semitic comments and we saw a repeat of that this week. during the public comments portion of tuesday's meeting, you have folks calling in via zoom which is typically routine we see at the city hall meetings, and one caller calling for a white majority during one of these calls. and another individual called in last week and called in with more anti-semitic comments and specifically targeting jewish councilmember, and council members quickly spoke about it. >> come out of the shadows and stop being a coward and make your comments in public, not anonymously, if you are going to spew that vile because i don't want to hear it. >> what i think is interesting, these hate groups, this hate speech, that are so prideful in what they say is their own race that they hi

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. >> our top story this half-hour, troubling reports of hate speech continuing in walnut creek. first, there was a string of anti-semitic and white nationalist public comments made city council meetings. yeah. but by friday, police say anti june team flyers were circulating throughout the community. max kessler is one of the residents who found a flyer on his property and based on how he found other flyers throughout the neighborhood. he thinks that they were intentionally put there. >> brought out a reaction me. i i wasn't expecting, you know, i'm getting goosebumps a little bit. just it's a different level of hatred that i haven't seen before. in our community, it just blew me away. >> police are still investigating who was behind these anti june teen flyers. meantime, council member kevin wilk says a lot of the people who made racist remarks at tuesday's council meeting were not from walnut creek. >> wild video here shows a tornado tearing through a community in greenwood, indiana officials say one person has died and another has been injured. listen so scared. officials are

. >>> an update to an overnight fire in walnut creek that rekindled this morning. this is c.c. firefighters video on instagram. this is the garage on fire, believed to have started from a cordless vacuum in the garage. this is in walnut creek. crews contained it but the fire rekindled on the second floor of the home. firefighters say the roof was in danger of collapsing, limiting crews' access to the home. >> we believe that the fire, the embers were still live in part of the wall between the garage and the house. and that led to the rekindle that we dispatched on this morning and quickly brought that under control. >> nbc bay area's pete suratos tweeted out this video from the scene showing damage to the home. investigators say the original fire was caused by a lithium battery that was charging a cordless vacuum in the garage. pete will have more on the growing dangers of these batteries coming up at 5:00. >>> a's fans are on the edge of their seats. the future of the team in the bay area hangs in the balance. right now, the nevada estate senate voted in favor of the stadium f

so, for walnut creek and these are your numbers, 78. upper 50s. 60s now. comfortable start to the day. noticeably warmer one for the afternoon. this is the beginning. you will go up another 5, 6 degrees, not just walnut creek but everybody. we go up five, six degrees into the weekend. you will see that in the seven-day forecast. that is the take away. the weekend is warmer with plenty of sunshine. not to leave our wednesday out or thursday out because today is thursday. take a the numbers in detail. pull out some of the numbers for the north bay because you will be doing quite warm numbers today as well. 81 in hillsborough. >>> gianna, how is the drive looking. >> we refer to today as friday eve. making your way toward the bay area bridges, it's getting crowded. bay bridge upper deck crowded for anyone heading to san francisco. look at this, a live look at the san mateo bridge, that is getting busy for people heading westbound as well. live look at 880, this is an area where we see a lot of traffic. things are thickening up heading sout

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police in walnut creek are investigating a possible hate crime after racist flyers were found around town. >> we do not know what exactly the flyers say just that. at least 3 of them were found around homestead avenue in 7 hills road just off walnut boulevard. the discovery of these flyers comes as the walnut creek city council continues to be challenge by anti semitic colors during meetings. people have called in to least 2 city council meetings recently at this week's meeting. one of the callers attacks council member kevin wilk for cutting him off when he said untrue, hateful, negative comments about jewish people previously, the council is now considering ways to prevent hate speech and meetings that may possibly lead to hate and violence against people just for the race or religion. >> well, the time now as we get a live look outside from our mount tam cam and beautiful day out there. lot of clouds still. >> especially things the morning to go out to burn off, lawrence? yes, certainly did. and it was very wet along the coastline. the drizzle up there early on this morning. but h

tonight, the walnut creek city council is considering not letting people call in to meetings anymore. >> this is after several calls involved hate speech kron four's amanda hari explains. >> on one of us that an attack on all of us, the walnut creek city council having to address hate each during their meeting for the second meeting in a for the second meeting in a the firs council's june 6th for people called in and made anti-semitic remarks criticizing council member kevin wilk to one man identifying himself as scotty cold upset about the council members. comments about pro white banners council member. wilke asked for him to be cut >> had shut down last meeting and what we did was completely against our constitution. what it stands for. scotty told the council members they took oath to uphold the constitution. >> and he's exercisingmhis right to free speech. i want to point out jews are responsible for losses. >> all the making this world. you know, that doesn't mean you can ship >> most want to ask, will county like those banners, anti-semitic banners and leaflets have circulated

harrington spoke with firefighters who say now is the time to get ready at heather farm park in walnut creek. people enjoyed monday's sunny and mild weather by laying out having picnics and kicking around soccer balls, resident sandy robertson said june has felt cooler than past years and is ready for some summer heat. i like the seasons and the changes , so i'm ready for it to be able to go to the pool because we have such a beautiful pool like around. we have two different pools and it's been hard to get to because the water is cold. a big warm up is expected. we are expecting a pretty stark transition to happen towards the end of this week. brooke bingaman, the lead forecaster at the national weather service bay area office, said the inland area could reach temperatures in the 90s. plus this at the tail end of a june that bingaman said averaged lower than normal temperatures. bingaman described the forecast as hot and dry, which brings up issues of fire danger, especially with the 4th of july holiday right around the corner with this hot weather. it's also going to bring drier weather. so

walnut creek 82. heck, that's almost sweater weather in walnut creek for june 16th. palo alto, 79, san jose up 2 to 79. temperature trend has been very slowly working its way higher, but we peak out today. now they'll still be some mid 80s inland tomorrow. but i don't think it gets any warmer than today. a lot of activity up in the mountains, although it came down, it was more you can see towards las vegas. look at all that activity popping up from a system that drove right there, brought some higher clouds to us yesterday. 50s on the temps. i don't there's still plenty of fog out there, but it will burn off a little sooner today 56. cupertino is in there. saratoga campbell santa clara morgan hill san martin hollister and it's close for socal. aptos and santa cruz. we just don't see these kind of temps in june. usually there's some kind of separation. 68 las vegas, they were 99 yesterday. they have not had a 100 degree temp this year. neither has sacramento palm springs, 7439, flagstaff, a little cooler. and la and san diego in the june gloom big time . the activity

i love our cameras, know microclimate so walnut creek. look nice and sunny.good take a look at the golden gate bridge are going to still see some cloudy conditions. some foggy conditions and >> may gray still in effect as we take a look at futurecast for planning for tonight and tomorrow we're going start to see those cloudy conditions. crime back in around 10:45pm. tonight is going to stay that way. as you wake up in the morning as well. but the good news, it's not going to linger along as long as it has been recently. so it's going to leave us a little bit earlier meeting those temperatures warm up faster tomorrow compared to the past couple of days. san francisco at we're at 58, san jose. 66 even santa rosa. right now, we're at 69 to those temperatures holding on before we hit our lows again. our lows are going to be anywhere between 48 and 55 degrees. we low pressure system moving down to the south means warmer temperatures for us. you can see that's going to gradually happen throughout the week. thursday inland 78 abe, 70, even the coast. we're at 59 by

so, for walnut creek, we're going from highs in the upper 70s and low 80s to low 70s next week. if we see the potential of thunderstorms, it may also be muggy out there, so we're looking at an increase of moisture that could increase those rain chances and thunderstorm chances. looking at the seven-day forecast for the inland areas, a big warm-up for the weekend, but next week we're back to normal. but it's also going to be the potential of those storms will be -- that we'll be watching. something to update you on next week. >>> happening now, a new pilot program launching in san francisco aimed at cracking down on those catalytic converter thefts. people who live in the sunset can sign up to have their converter etched with an i.d. number for free. anyone interested can take their car to sunset auto care on irving street and 40th avenue until 2:00 p.m. >>> a lot of trends are coming out on tiktok, but there is one in particular heating up the site. we're talking about snacks from mcdonald's, something from the breakfast menu, something from lunch and dinner. i don't know if you