spoke with his mother who says she is frustrated by this investigation. >> it and aspiring rapper 25 year-old stacy corley's mother kimberly bank says her son enjoyed being creative. >> and making people happy everyone. >> literally he just was a light in this world alight that on june 17th that night. bank says stacy was making a delivery for doordash and downtown walnut creek. >> and was involved in a road rage incident with people in another car. ultimately the contra costa county district attorney's office says 18 year-old dylan baker of martinez opened fire killing stacy. >> he has been charged with 2 felonies murder and shooting at an occupied motor vehicle. 22 year-old jason collazo of martinez and a 17 year-old boy were also taken into custody. but later released as of now baker is the only person who

has been charged in the case there should not have even been a choice that. >> any of them had to decide that they can pick up a firearm. chase. someone. attempt to end their life. and then make the conscious decision to get out of a car continued to and some >> stacy had a girlfriend for siblings and 2 step siblings. but he was his mother's only child he really has something to year to this world and that. >> to have it taken away. just tragic the district attorney's office says the case remains active dylan baker is due in court in september. >> he remains in custody in martinez. his bail set at 2 million dollars. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> in sandra fell. 2 men were arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and a 3rd man was also arrested for allegedly helping them

happened yesterday morning along the bottle street police say that they responded to a man suffering from gunshot wounds on his back and he was taken to the hospital. he's expected to be okay. investigators say the victim and another person were just walking along the bottom street. they were confronted by 2 suspects. one of them was carrying a handgun. police say the victim tried to run away and that's when he was hit by the bullet investigators say that the suspects ran away. they tried to hide in an apartment where according to police, the resident of that apartment allegedly helped them in trying to hide the evidence the marin county sheriff's office came in to help out and surrounded the building. they did make contact with the suspect who eventually came out and they were all arrested coronavirus cases are increasing all across the u.s. kron four's, washington correspondent basil john reports tonight the delta variant has. >> many of the nation's top health officials concerned for americans who are not vaccinated. >> good evening. >> lawmakers on capitol hill

are continuing to sound the alarm for unvaccinated people to get the shot. >> we together are not out of the woods yet. cdc director doctor rochelle walensky says americans need to choose protection for themselves and their communities. >> as the coronavirus again, surges in the united states. we are yet pivotal moment in this with cases rising again and some hospitals reaching their capacity in some areas. experts say the delta variant poses a greater risk to those who are unvaccinated, maryland republican congressman andy harris want americans to consider their individual circumstances. we urge all americans to to their doctors about the risks of covid. >> talk to doctors about the benefits of getting vaccinated and then come to a decision that's right for them about the vaccine. the delta variant now makes up 83% of covid cases in the u.s.. >> the white house says it knew vaccinating the country would get harder as time went

on. there is still through a range of approaches and tactics and partnerships with governors and leaders and civic leaders to get more people vaccinated. house gop leader kevin mccarthy says the white house needs to do a better job addressing public concerns. if people have questions about it. let's answer the questions. let's not say, oh, you can't put any information out. the white house says it's the latest data shows an increase in vaccinations in some problem areas and sees it as an encouraging sign reporting in washington. i'm basil john. >> right now, health officials are trying to calm nerves surrounding covid-19 breakthrough cases and that's when a fully vaccinated person contracts, the virus breaks through the vaccine. so far breakthrough cases are rare, but they certainly happen. but this does not mean the vaccines are not effective for baldwin joins us now with how the shots are holding up. well, grant vicki currently medical experts say breakthrough cases are not a major threat and they're also

not a surprise from the very start breakthrough cases were expected. >> remember when vaccines were first going up for approval. the fda was monitoring the vaccine's efficacy. that's the number that tells us how well the shot works. well, pfizer's number against the original strain of the virus was 95% effective at preventing severe illness. moderna was at 94%. johnson johnson 66%. so no vaccine offered full immunity from the very beginning. the shot simply offer enhanced protections from the virus that could mean a keeps you from getting sick or if you do end up catching covid your symptoms will be far less serious. well, now with the delta variant breakthrough cases are more likely to happen. but the vaccines are still holding up. we'll take pfizer shot. for example, first researchers say the vaccine does provide protection against delta but only if you get both doses doses results from a new study

showing that pfizer is 88% effective with both doses. however. if you only have one shot it is 31% effective. that's the numbers over here. that's against the delta variant. and while the vaccines are providing good protection right now. it's still possible that you could get a booster shot in the future. now for some the booster could come sooner rather than later. the cdc is currently considering whether fully vaccinated, people with weakened immune systems should get a booster that could be, for example, people who have organ transplants or who may be more likely to become infected and become seriously ill so if cases continue to spike the agency says it's also not ruling out recommending a booster shot for awfully vaccinated patients. however, right now remains on getting the shots in nearly 50% of americans who are not fully vaccinated. i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. thank you, justine, for your money tonight. california's employment development department is changing the way it distributes benefits.

>> starting today. the department says it will begin the process of automatically paying people who receive benefits in the past. but have seen their payments. stop. the change is part of a settlement between the state and the center for workers rights. the group's executive director says that this could impact up to about a 100,000 people unemployment claims skyrocketed during the pandemic causing a real backlog. the state still has more than 3 million people receiving some sort of unemployment aid. and a new study revealing there is no link between an elimination of extra unemployment benefits. >> and a return to work critics of slammed the extra $300 federal dollars said it has been added to the monthly state checks claiming the cash is an incentive for americans to not look for work but data from the census bureau shows that ending the extra benefits did not result in significant improvements in people returning to the workforce.

this comes as at least 25 states have cut off the extra cash payments early several other states are expected to follow suit in the coming months. >> and let's take a quick check at your 4 zone forecast. hope you're having a great friday night bay area. we are seeing that cool moisture out there right now with that shallow marine layer arriving along the bay area coastline and half moon bay seeing more clouds than sun. so unfortunately not going to capture a great sunset out there this evening because of that fog bank returning but temperatures tomorrow going to stay on the mild side. even along the coast temperatures for marina district and downtown san francisco in the mid 60's for your saturday afternoon and those of you at half moon bay and daly city warming up into the low 60. so enjoy those 62 degrees with mid 70's from brisbane to burlingame right along the san francisco peninsula. we are

going to see southwest winds increasing saturday afternoon through saturday night at around 30 miles per hour or less out of the southwest with temperatures tomorrow warming up into the upper 70's for those of you in san mateo and san carlos overall, a pretty seasonal outlook for mountain view. 83 degrees with widespread mid to upper 80's for those of you in the south bay san jose 85 degrees and campbell flirting with 90's. but 89 degrees. plenty of sunshine for your saturday afternoon with livermore about 4 degrees above average. you should be in the upper 80's cooling down, though, from today's daytime highs in the mid 90's into the low 90's by saturday at 92 degrees. very similar forecast. for those of you in concord and walnut creek at 92 degrees with a renda and moraga in the mid 80's in vacaville flirting with that triple digit heat. but 99 degrees. napa and delay hope in the low 80's with mid 80's for santa rosa and nevado and sandra fell toasty

temperatures there at 88 degrees. we are going to notice plenty of sunshine for the 1st half of the weekend with monsoonal moisture arriving sunday. no threat of any pop-up thunderstorms at this time. just going to give us that muggy tropical feel monday into tuesday of this coming week and no triple digit heat waves for the next 7 days. so we'll take that grant. 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 and in our planning this gave us the best opportunity to be able to throw a party celebrating garlic in making our food. >> this year. you will have to drive through to get your won't hearing live music and if you are hoping to get some of the festival signature calamari unfortunately, they're not serving organizers feared. it would be will 2 robbery by the time cars pulled through. but there are several other delicious garlic infuse dishes at the table. as for where to go. well, that's also noon moving this year from christmas hill park to gilroy presbyterian church. one plus side of the new changes this year. we get 2 weekends of garlic the times for each day or on your screen here, bestival law. festival activities will run through. i rather today actually through sunday. and then again next weekend. all right. still to come, the games are underway. we have that.

>> a special team usa article of clothing and how health officials are working to prevent covid outbreaks at the

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for us for the past 16 months. covid-19 kept the world apart. >> after a yearlong olympic postponement. the opening ceremony proved that for the 206 nations competing in the olympic games. they're all united. >> 3 motions. we have a great deal of respect for the japanese people who are such a hospitable. people with the light of the called run by naomi osaka, japan greeted the globe to an eye-popping display of culture tradition. innovation and compassion made the games in the competition be as wonderful as we all could anticipate emotions ran high as first responders in children devastated by natural disasters. >> helped carry the torch. a moment of silence paid tribute to lives lost due to the pandemic. >> this and continues to be situation led by four-time olympic gold medalist in basketball players. sue bird alongside her fellow flag

bearer. >> baseball player and winter olympic speedpkating silver medalist eddie alvarez team usa hit center stage with over 600 athletes team usa brought its second largest team in their history, but only 200 chose to walk in the ceremony under the watchful eye of first lady doctor jill biden will follow every protocol. we will follow every rule to ensure that this is a safe and secure games playing it safe when it comes to covid but playing to win in japan. >> is the u.s. coming here hoping to win a lot of mental see that we are in tokyo. i'm just concerned c. yeah. looks a pretty intense. it does. it does. and we have a special little article of clothing. >> to share this from the 96 games. a loyal. >> kron 4 couple. well friend of the yeah, they reach out to me said, hey. >> you want to well, they went to the games in 96 in atlanta. they got this jacket. there. they expect to get it back.

well, we'll see if if it smells bad after this. nova jody and currently is keen. they have been watching kron for decades not to age them. look at they went to atlanta and i said they had a great time to watch the gold medal game for usa hoops in track and field look at that. s a baseball style when knew in the back, it says yes. and to games, atlanta, 1996 you go, that's pretty cool. looking. so thank jodi. in korea, u.s. for for watching kron and and sharing this in the inside has yeah, a little torch so want to see that on e-bay. get back to on need to take a quick break. we do it right back.

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sign up today. governor newsom's dining scandal, not withstanding napa. valley's french laundry restaurant is world famous, not necessarily for who dines there but for the amazing food equally as famous, though, the michelin star chef who is behind it all. thomas kelly. yeah. quite a character tonight on dine and we actually sit down with chef keller. you know, talk about things like is new pop-up lounge and his mission to curb 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 that you of course i took >> but didn't realize i have to chase it down while 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. jeff 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 the place of going to a restaurant. percent less sugar. he's now serving up a special ice cream on the sidewalks of yellen. phil, it is made with the sugar fiber

called supplant. it's organic. >> and it comes from come from plants and is it normal ice cream. but the texas governor who knows killers contribution to the culinary arts may well be eclipsed by his drive to curb our addiction to sugar and make us healthier for it. is this opportunity for? >> you know, for us all to become healthier and in what we eat by reducing the amount of sugar. >> in youngsville vicki liviakis kron 4 news. no here. we did actually talk with chef killer about dining at french laundry by governor newsome during the lockdown as well as mayor london breed from san francisco. she came the next day. the chef says he was visited in the aftermath by both the fbi and the abc that alcohol and beverage and they found no issues with the restaurant. you know, we're always looking for great places to dine in or get takeout in your neighborhood,

you can use the camera on your phone to scan this qr code. it will take you directly to the dining dish web page or you could submit your favorite restaurant for us to feature. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thanks for being with us this hour. but keep it here. kron 4 news at 6 is coming up next. justine waldman. >> ken wayne are here with a look at what's ahead, thank you so much. and here's what we're working on tonight at 6 o'clock, a fight over a travel mask mandate. a family leaves a flight after their 3 year-old. >> would not keep a mask on. and now they're vowing to never fly southwest again. >> wildfires burning 10's of thousands of acres across california. right now. there is no end in sight to wildfire season as more dangerous weather conditions are expected next week to help firefighters on the front lines will be getting soon. i'm ken wayne. i'm justine waltman. the news at 6 is next.

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through another situation like this. >> tonight at 6, a friendly skies quickly turned on one bay area family after a confrontation on a southwest airlines flight. good evening. thanks for joining us for this hour of kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne. and i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight. >> those parents say they had to exit a flight because their 3 year-old son would not wear a mask. kron four's. dan kerman us live for us now at san francisco international airport with their story tonight. good evening, dan. >> good evening, just in this area. family says they don't have an issue with the mask mandate. but they say there should be some more leeway when it involves families and they don't like the way they were treated by southwest airlines. >> was advocate of their airline. i look them for such a long time and now. >> of completely flipped around from one experience that i've had with them, which is a very, very bad experience. bay area resident eric hanson says he won't fly southwest airlineag