>> hello, everyone. welcome. thank you for joining us. i'm catherine heenan. we start tonight in colorado where 6 people were set on fire in boulder happened during a march in support of israeli hostages. police say one person is in custody. the fbi is investigating this as a targeted terror attack. reporter austin sack has the latest. >> around one, 30 sunday afternoon officers with the boulder police department responded to the county courthouse on pearl street for reports of a man with a weapon setting people on fire. a suspect was pointed out to our officers on the scene. >> our officers immediately encountered that suspect who was taken into custody without incident. >> the attack happened near an event put on by run for their lives. a grassroots organization who holds global running walk events calling for the release of israeli hostages held by hamas. it's unclear how many people were involved. the boulders chief of police confirm some have life-threatening injuries. here's what people in the area

say they saw as a woman who was >> on the ground. weeding out what heard. in their 2 other women whose calves were from the fire. and so i just ran over to stay with them and make sure that they didn't. we use too much blood from the legs. >> and there was a woman that was burning on the ground. we noticed 2 other people that had also been affected by the burns on their legs. and this man was shirtless and was yelling with, but some kind of accident and >> reading to burn people. boulder police are now investigating a vehicle of interest but have not released a motive. >> this was a beautiful sunday afternoon in downtown boulder on on pearl street. and this act is unacceptable. so i asked the you join in thinking about our victims, the families of those victims and everyone involved in this tragedy.

>> one police officer is dead. another seriously injured after a shootout in southern california happened last night in the la suburb of baldwin park. police responded to report about 7 at night that somebody was shooting off a rifle. a civilian was also killed. police are conducting a homicide investigation. officers and the communities struggling to cope with the loss of a dedicated first responder. >> extremely tragic. tough to do with this. for your prayers. as for the community, too, to remember the officers in the deputies to go out there every day pushing a black and white making it safe for all all of our all of our families. residents and the community as well. >> a man has been taken into custody of the officer killed has been identified as samuel rivera a 9 year veteran of the baldwin park department. the

injured officers said to be in good condition with his hospitalized. but with his family there and the north bay, a pedestrian was killed last night after being hit by a car and santa rosa happened just after 11, 30 on piner road near willow side road. the driver and a passenger were not injured. the driver is not suspected of being under the influence of drugs or alcohol. for the second day in a row, san francisco officials had to rescue somebody stuck on a cliff along the battery crosby trail. that person was airlifted from near the bottom of the cliff about 2 this afternoon. just yesterday, another person was rescued, exact same location. both people not seriously injured. all right. time for a look at the forecast as we look live at the bay bridge and kron 4 meteorologist gayle ong as here. yes, and i remember the cooldown. that was a weather story today.

>> take a look at the temperature changes the last 24 hours for down to 17 degrees >> in concord that you were this time yesterday down 16 degrees in livermore and 18 degrees down in vacaville. so the hops, those are the hot spots during that little heat event. we had was a two-day event. but out, yeah, we saw upper 90's and 100 degree temperatures. so now we seeing the fog and the clouds roll back rolling back in. >> into the overnight hours and into your morning early morning, drive. so we'll start off the morning with some clouds and we'll see some afternoon sun will be warming up. this is the first start of your week. mild temperatures with highs in the 70's and 80's sunny in the afternoon and very nice. quiet weather had more. seasonal weather is as well. and if you did feel this little earthquake, we had a 2.5 shaker in over by piedmont. it's at 2 miles north of piedmont. the death was about 4 miles. so this is this happened right before 9 o'clock. so if you felt a little shake or that's what it

was. and when i come back, we'll be talking about the week ahead. it looks to be, you know, just some comfortable weather. very nice weather. back to you. captain. >> thank you. gayle today marked the final full day of the california democratic party state convention that was held in anaheim. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has been there all weekend. he has this report. >> you can see the california democratic party convention here in anaheim has officially come to an end now, just a little bit earlier, i caught up with the party chair. he acknowledges 2024. it was not the best year for democrats, but he believes the party as a bright future. ahead, california democrats are fighting for you, california democratic party chair rusty hicks with that message for voters just about one year out from the statewide june second 2026 primary election, whether it's housing or >> cost of living or health care are getting a good education for your kids are keeping a good quality job. that's what california democrats are fighting for. speaking one-on-one with us at

the democratic state party convention in anaheim. 4,000, democrats from across the state were in attendance. all of it taking place with the 2024 election. still fresh on the minds of those here, including headline speaker 2024 vice presidential nominee and minnesota governor. >> tim walz, he did not shy away from criticizing his onetime election opponent, president donald trump. it has only been 4 months since then. >> started. but walz also had criticism for his own party were in this mask because some of its our own doing. we havh good ideas. but when it seems like we get into power. >> incrementally change thing and we don't do the big stuff. we talk about things that are really important. but the average person doesn't see it in their life and they can't feel it. so the voters come away from us thinking we're either incapable of getting big things done. are we truly don't care? and we're just talking about it for a vote

and that he believes was a major factor. why he and former vice president kamala harris lost to president donald trump last election. >> closer to home during that same election, republicans in the legislature flip 3 seats from blue to red and nationally, republicans maintain their control of the u.s. house of representatives. hicks says his party is already making calls and knocking on doors to ensure democrats won up and down the ballot in twenty-twenty 6. yeah, is. we can't wait until 2026. the work to win in. 26 happens in. 25, he says that includes messaging aimed at president donald trump and his policies. hicks says are hurting everyday californians. republicans disagree here in california. democrats run everything. >> they won that they were in the california state legislature. they run executive branch is the run. the governor's office rather than focus. that's what is happening 3,000 some miles away in washington, d.c., they need to start fixing the problems that created here in this state. what do you say to critics who argue the

california democratic party is too focused on fighting president donald trump and not enough on the issues here at home. >> the decisions coming out of the white house. it has an impact. what we do here in california where that's tariffs or taxes. and so that's our obligation to fight for them every single day and deliver. now, in addition to my one-on-one interview with party chair rusty hicks at this convention, i also spoke one-on-one with each of the major democratic candidates hoping to be your next governor when gavin newsom is termed out. >> in twenty-twenty 6, we will bring you that coverage later this week. reporting in tom wallace kron 4 news. >> today kicked off the upright and conferece. lindsey ford takes us to the east bay for the annual richmond rainbow pride. the 11th anniversary of that event. >> i think that the best part about high does that work here?

>> we were here before and was still going to be out there already expression like drag performances and poetry. my heritage is black. my heritage is rebel. my heritage is so my heritage is love. my heritage >> my heritage is my heritage is proud of what i am no matter who may say this was all richmond rainbow pride, but it took a while to get to this point says jam in purcell, the coach, aaron creative director. we've been doing it for 11 years and we did it because we were having homophobia in our count city council chambers, one of our council members of the times come back a who was being attacked and we said not in our town on richmond, not today. since then, purcell says richmond leaders have stepped up. we did the last board members like duane chapman. >> will has been a longstanding member of the community made sure that we had a beautiful vision that was not about trying to. >> tell richmond what they need.

>> samara lynn spears is a drag performer at a san francisco. honestly, yes, think is definitely my favorite college. this is spears's 3rd year in a row performing drag at richmond rainbow my favorite part of her apartment is just being able bring everybody enjoy seeing them smile. i do love to hear the applause. i a little bit for me to byrd is what a spear says. friends who says it's important to show up to lgbtq events in and out of drag trans women. there were at the forefront of our by protect the dogs, as they say, well, the first pride was a riot. it was showing that we're here and we've turned into this wonderful event where families can come out and join in this current political climate. purcell says unity and allyship for the lgbtq community is more important than ever passes around the lead to throw the lgbt community under the but we're not standing for it. not in our town on our community

purcell's favorite part about pride is people showcasing their authentic selves. that's a great thing about her is that it brings people together, allows us to be able find the commonality of all humanity. i love that's really what we're in richmond. lindsey ford kron. 4 news make to all. >> still ahead, how east bay homeowners are getting ready for wildfire season. san jose

is cracking down on dangerous driving after another person was hit and killed this past week. >> so beginning in august, the city will activate red light cameras at 4 major intersections, part of a one-year pilot program. drivers caught running red lights face a $486 fine. rolling right. turns on red. that's 3 at $234 and a second program launches this fall targeting speeders with and dozens of new citywide cameras. city officials say it is about saving lives, not writing tickets. a suspect is at large after crashing into a car while trying to evade a dui checkpoint. that happened in san francisco friday night about 11, 30. the chp checkpoint was on harrison between 6 and 7th streets. officer tried to stop the driver who was in a honda sedan. that person drove away.

the honda then hit another car before taking off again. and the east bay homeowners in berkeley are getting their homes ready for wildfire season one month ago. the city of berkeley approved an ordinance creating a defensible space of 5 feet around the house, homeowners in berkeley and particularly the berkeley hill area. berkeley hills area say they are taking very seriously cutting back any dry brush in fire-prone areas. the rule, of course, aimed at keeping homeowners and properties safe. >> important it is to keep the grass trimmed back in people. the flyover stuff too. >> a minimum at big. the fires only going to be more and more over time. so. >> it's good to get ahead of it and be prepared. you know, it's good for berkeley to be thinking, you know, we're in a florida nature about it.

>> you can get details fire season on our website. kron 4 dot com. while the northern lights with the spreading they were visible and then northernmost part of the bay area last night. also early this morning, local photographer alexander go watch f sent us these images and time lapse. this is from windsor, california. the northern lights will be visible tonight depending on where you are, including a northern sonoma county. stargazers in the city as usual, probably won't see much of anything. all of the lights might be visible in certain cameras. meteorologist gayle ong has been into this and she'll be watching. she's here with that and the forecast. >> yes, and you know, last night was really the best tonight to see it. that the solar storm was more intense. and as so it was that there is visual confirmation over by santa rosa to so really have to be in northern sonoma county now tonight. now we do have some clouds in the forecast. and if your menu,

washington's date or canada, that's where you want to be. but sometimes your iphone could capture it if you're really away from the city lights. i did that back in october and may when we saw that happen again. so this is the forecast. you see the cloud cover. so, you know, just looking north and see what happens with your camera and see something pops up. so we have cloud cover it until the morning hours. this is your morning drive. but we'll see. the afternoon sun said today was that day. we saw the temperatures drop. so these are the highs that we don't see any 90 degrees or 100 and degree temperatures here on the border. just some 70's and 60's and some upper 50's over by the coast. so at wind speeds now we have a little bit of a southerly flow here and that the onshore flow pretty calm overall. we're expecting a little bit of some offshore winds, some light offshore winds and that will help warm the temperatures at so tomorrow. pretty mild start to the week here where low 80's upper 70's inland and some low to mid upper 70's around the bay and upper 60's in san francisco. so just a

couple had lines for the week of so tomorrow as you just some morning clouds afternoon sun and pretty mostly sunny and mild this week. now we do have slight warm-up coming our way towards the middle of the week. and as you can see wednesday, you know, we're starting off in the 70's as our highs. the first part of the week. and then as we get to wednesday thursday, we start to see the 80's for our daytime highs. but other than not just comfortable weather, i would say this is more of a rinse and repeat forecast for the next couple of days. so will you be looking? i think i will look, i look, i've been watching the live cameras. the alert. california cameras up in lassen county haven't seen a big pop up just yet, but we did see that overnight worth a try. try sometimes, you know, you just like players are found and you see it sometimes sometimes on the phone, you said even if you don't see it within a takes time for your eyes to adjust close. tough. thank you. can share. >> there is a a new study out that says that caffeine is not just delay sleep. it actually

changes how the brain behaves at night. researchers say even a small amount of caffeine keeps the brain and a highly active state even during deep non rams sleep. so that means less rest and recovery, especially for younger adults. their brains are more sensitive to caffeine. scientists say caffeine, of course, better suited for daytime problem solving not nighttime restoration. the new study says exercise improves the survival rates of colon cancer patients. the findings based on a three-year exercise program for patients. it showed clear evidence that working out did lower the risk of colon cancer recurrence and death. the exercise of benefits, even rival certain drugs.

>> we'll talk about them. think culture. >> spacex successfully launched 27 more starlink satellites into orbit from vandenberg space force base, son, southern california. the falcon 9 rocket lifted off yesterday boosting the spacex broadband internet constellation. and this marks the boosters 25th mission, including 15 starlink launches. still ahead in sports to the golden state boundaries. get back to 500 tonight. kron four's erin wilson has more on the game against the undefeated minnesota

>> they were trying to back to 500. tonight as they came into this one. a at the minnesota lynx 2 to 3 to end 3 excuse me on the season. >> but the links undefeated. and so the bakries had tall task at home in front of a sold-out crowd. so let's pick it up. midway through the first weather valkyrie the trailing by 3, but not for long because nail salons. you see the white oak and kayla thornton the corner and she knocks that 3 dow to tie it up at 10. a piece of living for her on the night 2nd quarter. now julie vanloo with the steal on the break finds kade martin for a one-on-one drive here. the hoop and the harm from martin on that when it's a three-point play. but she just heating up at this point in this game. the bakries now trailing 32 to 29 a minute later. vanlue on the break. once again, eyes in the back of her head with this behind the big dime to kate martin with a bounce pass there that to to the cup there and chase center is alive after that.

when the bakries within one in van leeuwen martin. pretty much on a string tonight. a lou, once again hits came are in for 3, a deep 3. it that she pops. it drops it in. then she get the four-point play on that to take the lead. kate is high as well as everyone else, martin with 14 on the night, but was rona cupboard with the euro step here who lit the way for the purple and black? she actually had 21 on the night for the valkyrie is in the best. they loved every bit of that. but they went cold in the 2nd half. monique billings with that. it's been moved there in the pull up, trying to keep them alive. but the links just turned out to be a little bit too much for the valkyrie is tonight. the final score was 86 to 75. and here's hit coast natalie. the on what went wrong in the 2nd half. >> on those men and they're able to get to. harshest not great today, which is i kind of like our normal base, you know, so when our sister not great, they were able to get downhill. and then when they get down, how they spread out for 3, so yeah, it was it was

different than watching that halftime, everyone. they're actually more shocked when they see it on film like when they're feeling it on court, just like, oh, we didn't feel that that then you are seeing is one thing just because we know they they all can shoot the 3. so it pulled us a little bit more than natural. so. >> well, the giants, they were out on their final 3, miami, top of 3 here or 2 off when the floor the ground ball in great flores is ramos. he come sliding home of the giants. they're on the board first in this 1, 1, to 0 at the top of 4 runners at first and second for luis matos matos with a big swing, its high and deep to left. and it's pretty much out of the air. it's a three-run bomb from autos and the giant. they go 4 to 0 on the marlins after that one. we'll take you to the 6 worst. the bottom of the 6. and it's the same score here into otto lopez pops one right of center with runners at first and 3rd, one comes home to score in the marlins. they cut into the deficit there with that one. bottom of the 7th bases loaded

for xavier edwards. edwards brings one home on this swing in the marlins. they're not trolling by just 2 as they had another one on the board. 42 as wearable stand. but let's take it to the bottom of the 9th force. the same score and 2 outs for marlins camilla. deval will. he makes it a 3rd. the giants win this one final score. 42 bob melvin with praises for matos after the game and his big hit early on. >> mean, the way we've been scoring runs a look at 20 run homer of the time. obviously we had to grind at the end and be nice not to have play that game every day. huge win for guided works really hard. every day doesn't get to play a lie. numbers get gets called day like this. when we're not scoring many runs as biggest win of the game. so really. really hats off to to louis for working hard and being prepared for some weekends. >> to toronto where the a's in the blue jays top of one here in tyler social grounds. one to write he will make it to first. but lawrence butler

make it home to score on that one as the a's lead one to 0 early. take it to the top of 5 and luis urias right here with 2 long he's going left with this one. it stays fair. both brent rooker and miguel heart make it home in the a's and take a three-run lead off of that one. top of the 8th is where we'll take it next with the runners at second and 3rd for jacob wilson as he goes high to right. he will make it the first. but willie maciver feel scream on home with a lot of excitement as he has another one on the board for the a's. 42 as well to be. but with a six-run 8th inning for the blue, jay, that will put the game out of reach for the final score. this win 8 to 4 toronto. here's manager mark kotsay. will he had a lot to say after the game, but we don't have time to actually run it. but he wasn't excited for the fact that they lost that one. and saint mary's baseball out of it tonight as will eliminate some that thank you for joining everybody. have a good night.

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