that i yeah, got a repeat of yesterday. that's for sure. with temperatures right around the same today as they were for your sunday yesterday. >> cooler than friday and saturday. we're looking outside at the golden gate bridge. nice clear skies out there. we are going to be holding on to those clear skies all day long today and a very slight breeze. that is really not going to be noticeable for much of the day. temperatures in the 60's currently, although brentwood fairfield, calistoga, your mother, areas that are in the 70's already at just 10:00am this morning later on today. do expect daytime highs mostly to be in the 60 70's to low 80's at the warmest. back to you darya. all right. thanks a lot, john. at 10 o'clock. our top story this morning is that targeted terror attack. >> that happened in boulder, colorado. a man face charges. it what happened to 8 people. they were gathered outside demonstrating calling for the release of israeli hostages in gaza. and he used a makeshift

flame thrower to catch them on fire cover. join hoda is live if it does go with more what happened and then also the response here in the bay area. joey? >> it's arya. we have just confirmed that local synagogues here in the bay area are now beefing up their security as a direct result of this latest attack in boulder, colorado. take a look at this new mug shot. suspect in this attack. 45 year-old bahamas. solomon, who is undocumented immigrant from egypt, according to the white house, authorities say he's been charged with first-degree murder, although they have not confirmed any deaths from this attack. investigators say he targeted a group called run for their lives, drawing attention to israeli hostages in gaza. investigators say solomon again targeted back through witnesses say he yelled free palestine and set some of the victims on fire with a flame thrower. 4 men and 4 women range in age from 52 to 88. >> right now, 2 of them are

still in the hospital. we just spoke with tyler gregory from the jewish community relations council bay area. >> we're outraged. i mean, the community is getting really angry that what we've been warning for for 20 months, which is that inciting words can lead to violence is now happening and happening repeatedly. but it's something that we're speaking about with our community security service with sfpd and police departments across the region. >> state senator scott wiener of san francisco posting, quote, jews here and around the world are being targeted with violence. it's not random. it's a pattern fueled by anti-semitism and it's terrifying. it has to stop in, quote, will get according to the jcrc welcome synagogues are now increasing their security presence at their community centers and their places of worship because of this latest attack. there are growing concerns over 60. back to all right. thanks a lot, joey.

>> it's 10, 0, 2, and also happening today, the man arrested for an accident that killed in oakland teacher is in court today. investigators say that eric hernandez garcia was behind the wheel of a car that ended up crashing up on the sidewalk, killing the councilman high school teacher kron four's will tran is live in alameda county now with more on the court appearance will. >> the 18 year-old man should go before a judge sometime before the end of the day. he actually went before the judge on friday decided that he wanted his own attorney, which is why they said come back on monday. in the meantime, ever since wednesday evening, he's been at santa rita jail after being arrested, accused of killing a man and severely injuring his girlfriend. this all happened on wednesday evening when the 2 it out just rolling minding their own business through the streets of oakland when the chp spotted hernandez garcia's

stolen car, they tried to pursue him. it got so dangerous even for them that they called off the pursuit continue following him with their helicopter where he eventually made his way onto the surface streets. and according to the chp, they would then notified at his location once again, but not before he's plows into 2 people. one of them actually was a teacher at councilman high school just 2 days away from about to celebrate his students graduation. in he dies at the scene. his name is doctor marvin boomer. they ultimately arrested hernandez garcia. but you can imagine just how painful it was for the entire community. the very next day they had a vigil. then on friday they had the graduation ceremony where they honored. >> dr boomer recently got his doctorate as far as hernandez garcia. he has been charged with multiple felony charges,

including but he kular manslaughter hit and run and evading police officers. >> back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll 10. 0, 4, is the time right now. and >> right now, wildfire smoke from canada is drifting into the bay area. maybe a smell that i know i did. this is prompting an air-quality advisory for today and tomorrow, hazy skies and you could smell the smoke as possible from the north bay east bay, the peninsula and the air quality may become unhealthy, especially if you have compromise breathing, like, you know, if you have a respiratory condition, asthma or if you're extra young kids, you should beware of seniors as well. officials are urging you if you do have any sensitivity to bad air, you might want to stay indoors if possible. use a are filter. there is no spare. the air alert in effect because of this. but the conditions could change quickly. so we'll keep you posted on that. and also, there is an air quality advisory. this is separate and

this is because of a flaring that happened at the chevron refinery in richmond. so that's where this problem, as you can see, the black smoke coming from this fire at the facility. and that was saturday at 03:00pm. but still they're concerned about the air quality of the bay area. air district is saying the smoke could affect people in richmond. san pablo put all her carries hercules and parts of solano county. some residents are really concerned about this. >> when you like that, bowing you see something in place, especially refinery. you know, you think like they can explode and if it does explode, we're right here. so it's a constant kind of like stressor like fear. frail. happened. >> and health officials say that this smoke just like when we're talking about smoke from fires, it's just it can be difficult to breathe, especially if you have compromised respiratory system. if you're extra young children and seniors who should be careful and again, keep the windows and doors closed, if that's a problem for you, as far as the

refineries response, they gave us a statement saying, quote, our workforce worked quickly to minimize and stop the flaring. the safety of our workforce and our communities and the environment. our our highest priorities. >> it's 10. 0, 6 and san jose is cracking down on dangerous driving after another person was hit and killed last week. so in august, the city is going to activate red-light cameras at 4 major intersections as part of a one-year pilot program and drivers that run those red lights could face a $486 fine. and then there's another program that's going to watch this fall targeting speeders with dozens of citywide cameras in the east bay. if you get a text that asked for payment for an unpaid traffic ticket from alameda superior court. that's not from them. they don't ask for money that way. they say this is a scam that's been happening recently. people getting these text messages saying that you

on the court money, you have some kind of a traffic violation and you have to pay this fine. they don't do that. this is a fake text. if you're unsure about whether you owe money for a traffic ticket, you can go online to alameda county's website and find out. it's 10. 0, 7, another big story. the trump administration is threatening to take away federal money from multiple bay area cities and counties that don't cooperate with ice kron four's. lindsey ford has the story. >> president trump signed an executive order enforcing the heart crackdown on immigrants and jurisdictions that protect them among the bay area cities. and the list is mountain view. everyone belongs in in mountain view. >> i'll say for, you know, myself in particular, i'm multiracial. my father's japanese american in my mother's chinese and puerto rican american. and so i know what that's like to feel like you don't belong to be asked. we're really from. and now don't ask those questions mountain view. mayor l says since president donald trump

took office. >> every day has become a challenge, especially for the migrant population. says city leaders have recently addressed to the community publicly. >> to reaffirm their commitment to becoming a community for all. this means they are at risk for federal cuts that would impact funding for more affordable housing in the city. even though. >> you know, we are facing a situation. we are we were resilient community and we our residents to know that everyone belong. so it's definitely a roller coaster of emotions come a further stated that mountain view council has not voted to name themselves. a sanctuary district. >> but that the city of mountain view does create practices to become a welcoming city. we're not sure how we better way onto the list. >> maybe it's the, you know, the rich, cultural diversity that we have. >> and the welcoming spirit that we that we do. but in no way, are we defining america's

the country for for everyone? and that's what we're doing. >> in mountain view, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >> channel 9 is the time. and remember, we told you about the story of a bay area man who's walking barefoot to make a point. well, here he is. he started his mission walking 100 miles barefoot for immigrant children's rights. and you can see people who chose to join him over the weekend. patrick mcdonnell, mcconnell, when he left ocean beach on saturday morning. so we left san francisco and he's headed all the way to santa cruz. are we there yet? are we there is going to santa cruz. you think he walked area as some of his friends and people who heard on car for just cited to join him for just the first mile. >> really to say like all the different contributions and people coming together. indians, mental illness. i got my clothes here my campaign, staff have like my miscellaneous items, food down here, water. >> and that's it. >> now we know is helm on fields. we have to pack

everything. >> in that stroller. so that's the way he's doing and he needs to pack because no, he's not there yet. there yet are in every 6 days. he thinks he's gonna be able to do that partnering with the young center, which is an organization that helps immigrant children in danger of being deported. what a nice cars and people joined in. all right. we've got an update now from the soccer world, the oakland roots have fired their head coach gavin glenn, 10 and their assistant coach, jesse cormier. they made this big announcement just this morning, clinton joined the team in 2022. was named head coach last year. clinton finishing his tenure with 14 wins 5 draws in 23 losses as the head coach of the oakland roots and the statement from the roots is they're going announce their new head coach soon. it's 10 11. and still ahead, it is pride month because today, june 2nd. >> so we're going to take a look at how one bay area city kicks things off. and we have new details on the

investigation into inmates that falsely tested positive for opioids in california. >> temperatures this week and not near as many changes as what we had last week. we are in for a gradual warm up, inland areas back more so into inland areas back more so into the 80's by the middle of

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are hoping it will be a way to connect the fans with downtown san jose and bring in more foot traffic to the area. mayor matt mahan is also close to finalizing a 25 year deal to keep the sharks in san jose. it still needs approval from the city council. >> check this out. it's not alaska. it's the northern lights from northern california, the north bay area. wow. saturday night, john, it enough to go anywhere or early sunday to early yesterday, a local photographer alexander glass can sent this to us. there was a little time he was in windsor. isn't this amazing the than or the northern lights are usually, you know, visible like john? we were can and i went to alaska. >> but look, it's right there. i don't sing them in california like normally that's pretty unprecedented. but we're still at think the solar, mexico right now. >> with what's called coronal mass ejection, which just really put out. >> a lot of that energy and sometimes that can drift this

far south. so and what a treat for anyone seeing that this weekend? i didn't see any of it. i was a little closer to all of this. >> the city lights make it a little tougher and you're east bay hills camera is showing a lot of light over the bay this morning. plenty of sunshine and a gorgeous day ahead with temperatures right around the same as yesterday. nothing in this forecast that's near as hot as where we had been over the weekend. that low pressure area is anchoring a dip in the jet stream that is bringing with it. some cooler air from the north. now that canadian air mass is also unfortunately dragging in some wildfire smoke from up in canada. so if you are having some respiratory issues, there's your explanation right there. wildfires burning well, well, to the north of us, nowhere even close to us. 60's for your highs in san francisco and up the coastline while a lot of 70's to 80's elsewhere. burlingame, right at 70 degrees today, areas like redwood city and san carlos that 75 south bay temperatures, upper 70's to low 80's for you. what you'll

also find in the inland east bay 60's to 70's along the east bay shoreline with berkeley at 67 castor value. i-76 degrees pittsburgh up to vacaville hanging out in the 80's with santa rosa at 71. let's look ahead in next 7 days. temps tomorrow will be identical to those of today. we will see a slight warm up starting on thursday and into the weekend. daria. >> thanks a lot, john. 10, 16 right now and a fire happened in an empty commercial building in mountain view. and you can see the damage done here from this blaze that broke out around 7 o'clock yesterday morning. it's a single story office building near wellston, al camino real and san antonio road and with the fire crews got there. the fire was burning through the roof. so to knock it down, they cut through the roof and through the walls, nobody was hurt and they got that fire out. they think it started actually from the outside of the building. for the second day in a row. somebody had to be rescued from a cliff and battery crosby trail. this

happened on sunday. rescuers airlifted the person around 2 in the afternoon off of the cliff and the day before on saturday, another person had to be rescued from the same location locally. and thankfully both of those people were not seriously injured. a boat that was going to be launched on lake tahoe is now in quarantine after inspectors found and invasive golden mussels on that boat. they made the discovery friday at alpine meadows in spectrum station. and it's the first time this invasive species was was found on a boat in lake tahoe. thanks to the inspections that boat never enter the water. there have been no discoveries of golden mussels actually in lake tahoe, but they have gained a foothold in the sacramento san joaquin delta. a massive bill that will provide or could provide tax cuts as well as cuts to major federal programs, including medicaid and food assistance. it's now in the hands of the u.s. senate, our dc correspondent

reshad hudson takes a look at the bill's future. after nearly passing the house just a few weeks ago, the bill faces stiff opposition in the senate by members of president trump's own party. >> kentucky republican senator rand paul says right now he's a no on the president's big beautiful bill act because of its price tag. if i vote for the 5, 2, and our debt who's left in washington, that cares about the de iowa republican senator joni ernst face backlash during a town hall for these comments were members of the audience were concerned about proposed cuts to medicaid. we on saturday, ernst attempted to mark the social media reaction. i. >> made an incorrect assumption and everyone in the auditorium understood yes. we are all going to perish from this earth. so i apologize.

and i'm really, really glad that i did not have to bring up the subject of the 2 farias. democrats hit back. i think everybody in that audience knows that. >> they're going to die. they would just rather die. it old 85 or 90 instead of dying at 40. >> despite the opposition now, the white house says it remains optimistic that the bill will clear the senate reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> it's 10, 20 an investigation is under way now because thousands of prison inmates in california falsely tested positive for opioids which could have affected their parole hearings. these the correction department says that it's about 6,000 drug test that happened last year. and they're believed to have shown false positives. so now hundreds of parole hearings are being reviewed and many inmates could get new hearings. new this morning,

the u.s. department of energy just cancel billions of dollars worth of grants that could have funded clean energy and greenhouse gas reduction projects about 4 billion dollars would have funded. 24 different companies so that they could complete projects like capturing emissions and creating cleaner cement. the energy secretary says this is all part of president trump's plan to ensure responsible spending. the critics say it's a major step backward. on this day in history. queen elizabeth, the second was crowned and we remember singer songwriter and guitarist bo diddley news nation's markie. martin looks back. >> today is june second. hey, tried taking advantage of national leave the office early day in 1935. babe ruth retired ending his 22 year. big league career with 714 home runs. queen elizabeth. the second was crowned at westminster abbey having taken the throne upon her father's

death. and he's an actor, comedian and singer known for hosting. let's make a deal and his namesake talk show wayne brady was born in 2008 singer, songwriter and guitarist bo diddley, who was one of the most influential performers rock music's early period, died at the age of 79 and in 2024. olympic gymnast simone biles won her record. 9th u.s. championship in fort worth, texas. >> it's 10, 22. and still ahead, lawmakers gathered in anaheim for the state democratic convention. we'll see what they discussed. and getting a speeding ticket in california. it costs you more on the long run. we're going to take a look at how your insurance tab could go up. 24

and for your health. some in the agriculture industry are afraid that funding cuts to the usda. >> could make our food less safe to eat the concerns include not having enough people to research and to eradicate diseases like the bird flu. and they're also concerned about freezing grant money for farmers that they had budgeted for. but they have got yet to benefit their crops. more than 15,000 usda staffers, which is 15% of these these employees took the trump offer an incentive to resign as part of the doge plan to shrink the federal workforce. a recent report says that one usda lab which tests for bird flu and other diseases saw 20 to 30% of its staff. leave. meantime, last

month the secretary testified that some of the fought funds that are frozen have been released and that the usda is working to release more money. >> my partners of very happy with the trump administration there's been some delays and some of that they pay out. but they understand we've got we've got to get in there dig out the up shun federal government. >> it is still unclear how much money is frozen and has not been distributed to the farmers in april, the secretary announced the usda would have some exemptions for the federal hiring freeze. and prices are frozen. they've gone down. have you noticed when he went to the store, they have dropped more than 50%. they hit an all-time high back in march. i remember that. so now the cost of eggs is down to 3.29, a dozen. which is a lot better than we were. 56% less than we're paying in 2025. the prices. pete nationally in march, the peak price average 8.17, a

dozen. and i remember we were up to 10 or 11 bucks a dozen at that time in california in the bay area. the u.s. department of agriculture says that this drop we've seen is due to various factors, including a decline in bird flu cases. controversy is continuing this morning after a trans athlete, 1, 2 girls events over the weekend and high school state championships. we're going take a look. >> and what's go

>> 10 join right now. we are checking out the weather. i didn't bring a jacket. it wasn't that chilly out earlier this morning when i came to work, john now not too bad

this morning and definitely comfortable right now. we've got sunshine back with us. >> fairly light breeze into the bay area. and after a bit of morning, great hall that has burned off. now, setting us up for these clear skies that we're really enjoying in many cases all the way out to the coastline. now, today's temperatures are going to be very similar to yesterday's currently. we're sitting in the 60's for most spots, some 70's for this tournament, brentwood up to fairfield and vacaville among those spots currently in the 70's temps will remain pretty steady, not just today, but through the rest of the week. seasonable enough, mostly in the 60 70's staties. >> thanks a lot, john. it is june 2nd. and you know, yesterday marked the official start of pride month. kron four's lindsey ford takes us to the east bay for the annual richmond rainbow pride. >> i think that the best part about high does that work here?

>> we were here before and was still going to be 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 flash. >> 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 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 pride. my favorite part of her apartment is just being able bring everybody enjoys seeing that 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 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 and also today in the east bay, the city of el serino is going to host a flag raising ceremony. >> in honor of pride month, they do this annually and there will be doing it today in front of elstree to city hall at 04:00pm and kron 4 is going to feature bay area pride stories every thursday for the entire month of june. and then we've got our special hosted by. >> our very own butter from wrote, john, able right, need to gather this pride special. we i've been doing this for multiple years now and so excited for this year's special. we've got a lot of really great stories featuring lgbt folks from all around the bay area. so make sure to tune in. i mean, we just showed you

richmond pride. and that's just the start. that's just the start. every thursday. tune in. and then for the big show with jon, that's june. 26. >> at 06:30pm. >> new this morning, 6 people were affected by a house fire that happened in san jose. it's a single story home and it's near seaview drive in la porte avenue. the fire broke out sunday yesterday about 3 in the afternoon. crews got there. they think it started in the attic of the garage and they put it out within about 30 minutes and nobody was hurt. its end. 34 in the california democratic party state convention in anaheim is over. there was a weekend full of events and our correspondent, a town wallace, was there. >> 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 or get a good education for your kids are keeping a good quality job. that's what california democrats are fighting for. pick 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 have 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 want 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 in 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. and 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. >> 37 it for your money. it costs live. if you're caught speeding in insurance to

there's this new study and it says the states that increase your insurance rate the most after a speeding ticket in california is in the top 3, north carolina, the average premium cost is $2000 and they have the highest rate increase after a ticket that their rates go up by 49%. and that's because they are state controlled rate increase. there. ranking second is wyoming, which was a 40% increase after speeding ticket and california ranks. 3rd, you get caught speeding and your insurance rate. we'll go up. 39 1%. so it's going to cost you more than that speeding ticket. also for your money, workers tend to love a four-day workweek. and now companies are getting on board as well for employees, the benefits of a four-day workweek are well, obviously less burnout. maybe improvement in your mental health and your physical health as well. and for employers, there are some

unexpected upsides as well. a study of more than 200 businesses around the world looked at the four-day workweek and less than 10% eventually 5 day week because they liked the four-day workweek. revenue was better. absenteeism resignations, those those areas also improvement when they cut down to a four-day week. a transgender teenager who won 2 events at the state track and field finals over the weekend in fresno county is causing some controversy. still this morning, their participation has even drawn scrutiny from president trump. then morris has more on what happened. >> 16 year-old ada hernandez, a junior from valley high school jumping to the noise friday afternoon. he's been 3 events including triple jump long jump and high jump at the cia state track and field championship. if you can high

school even with protesters on the ground. when i saw this injustice going on. >> and the egregious title, 9 violations. i had to take a stand and in the sky, still, hernandez carrying on. >> but the road to get here paving they now national controversy. the pressure from valley lawmakers, a press conference thursday. you can president donald trump threatening to pull funding from the state it stops allowing transgender athletes to participate girls. sports lgbtq+ advocates coming out to show support and speak out against those words. i got told today by someone close to me, it says its imports witness what's happening as an lgbtq person. you know, when people are speaking against, you know, your community to just bear witness to that. and i think that's kind of why i decided to raise my voice. coach in the bay area tells me he understands the issues saying biological boys will always have some advantage to biological girls, but he

believes to out of proportion. he says to fix it there's an easy all really have to do just make another division. they've done it with the the handicap, dave, ok to making a vision trying to make a bigger thing than it is. that was ben morse reporting. >> and hernandez won 2 gold medals and a silver at the finals and shepshared the first place when with 2 other athletes, it's 10, 40. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. the giants. >> beat the marlins on the road. and we've got the highlights. >> imagine a i watching store cameras not just reporting by spotting a potential shoplifter before they steal the new system. stores are the new system. stores are using to fight crime. i'm

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>> we'll bring about could happen. this story was given my employees most who knew it will feel that now the technology comes from a startup named vision. >> it uses artificial intelligence to detect suspicious gestures. ai that takes a dozen different suspicions sisters. it can be anything from a sliding night and into your jackets into your pants. on back. and if they like that, it's trained on millions of interactions from over 5,000 clients worldwide. it's already too late when the going rewind the cameras. now they can focus on the customers on the managing their staff. and basically just the the ai watching for setup is simple. a small box plugs into the router that connects to existing cameras we i would think it's expensive. it's all it's way less than employee with us to monitor the campus. 24 7 to test it out. islip, some batteries into my within seconds, an alert popped up,

flagging my suspicious behavior that has nothing to do with official with the nation. all our person looks like it's free based on suspicious gestures. alerts are graded low, medium or critical to help store owners decide whether to take action. are you okay confronting people that are stealing something because the cameras on camera most saying look at the camera. >> we can deny what's on what's in front of just estimates. the system has saved him nearly $10,000 in just a month they do most the time. and the are reviewing about 4 and up in court. >> the jen tells me they're developing new features, including slip and fall detection and casino theft monitoring. i'll put more information on my website. rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> it's 10 46. and in the north bay, a project is underway to provide clean drinking water to sonoma and marin county people who live there, the sonoma county water agency inflated rubber dam and

the russian river near forest hill on thursday. and that dam will form a pool where sonoma water withdrawal water into their nearby infiltration. ponds. and those ponds. well, then help recharge the groundwater supply and then be filtered and distributed to customers. the dam can take thing up to 14 days to fully inflate. so that means we have about 10 days to go. john. >> it does. he really feel like the seasons are changing now surely after this past weekend with that friday and saturday heat that was undeniable us and a nice cool down for us. and today we continue that trend of weather, which is just so much more tolerable. >> the golden gate bridge looking nice and clear. so enjoyable sunshine today. as for the broader picture, this low pressure area really anchoring a nice dip in the jet stream. this cooler air mass that's in place should be stay hanging out with us for a

while. the downside of this is up in canada. we've got some pretty intense wildfires burning right now in this is pushing some of that wildfire smoke and down into the united states. and that does include some impact for us here locally. so if you have respiratory sensitivities noticed that that is the explanation right there, fires not even close to us. well, up north of the border. now temperatures in the 60's for your highs in san francisco and at the coastline. well, a lot of 70's to 80's elsewhere, burlingame, right at 70 degrees today, redwood city at 75 south bay temps. 70's took a tease for you with san jose at 79 degrees today. little more than i-77 while some low 80's and pleasant and danville and walnut creek, oakland and berkeley, los 70's for your high temperatures. well, fairfield, the 81 vallejo and i-71 same in santa rosa and petaluma. let's look ahead to tomorrow's temperatures round the same as today's will see temps lifting a little further on into the tail end of the

week averaging out further into the 80's by thursday into friday. daria. >> thanks a lot. john is 10. 48 and the napa police department has a new police chief. it's fabio rodriguez stepping into that role us serving as the active chief since april. and now he replaces the retired chief jennifer gonzalez. he has been with the department for 3 years. for your health. does caffeine delays sleep? a new study says >> it does not caffeine does not delay or sleep. they say it actually changes how the brain behaves at night, however, and even a small amount of caffeine keeps the brain in a highly active state. and that's even during while you're sleeping in deep non rem sleep, that means less rest and recovery, especially for younger adults whose brains are more sensitive to caffeine. scientists say caffeine is better suited for day time. solving and that

type of you obviously they're saying you don't want to drink it before bed, ok? let's talk basketball. the valkyrie is it time to get back on their feet against the minnesota lynx kron four's? erin wilson has what happened. >> well, the boundary trying to get back to 500 sunday night is a came into game night 2, 3 on the season. but >> in order do that, they would have to defeat the undefeated minnesota lynx at home in front of a sold-out crowd. so. >> now the crash will be the 6th man. but could they do with this? pick it up. midway through the first in the back or a trailing by 3, not along. kayla thornton, what a deep 3 there to tie it up at 10 up. he's 11 for her on the night 2nd quarter. now, julie vanloo with the steal and on the break finds kate martin for the one on one drive to the cup. the who and the harm from martin there as they are now trailing 32 to 29. just a minute later. watch vanlue on the break. once again is he has eyes in the back of her head on this one with a dime behind the back pay. okay,

martin, once again, she's back to the cup or 2. more in chase center is alive after that. when the batteries now within one. now, van leeuwen martin on a streaming last night on sunday. you see what she does with there. she pops that when drops that one and then gets the foul for the four-point play and the lead on that one k type everyone else's. hi, martin hit 14 on the night brought a cupboard in the lead. the way for the purple and black watch are here with the euro step to the cup. that one right there was just 2 of her. 21 on the night for the bakries and the bench where they were on their feet after that one. but the back with a struggling in the 2nd half on the bill is trying to keep them alive here with this lounge. a it's good, but the links they would turn out to be a little bit too much for the bakries on sunday night. they fall in that once. 86 to 75 the final. here's head coach. >> natalie, the on what went wrong. >> 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 ships are

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 much of that halftime, everyone. they're actually more shocked when they see it on film like when they're feeling it on court, they 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. >> you know, early in the season, they're playing the best teams in the w right now that close. i'm not worried about the valkyrie. it's all ahead on top it to you guys. >> well, wait, there's more. we want to show you some giants highlights because they were playing the marlins and they ended up winning. so we're showing you some of the runs that they scored. they were, first of all, first to get on the scoreboard and then they ended up with a total of 4 so they beat the marlins. it was 4 to 2 and skipper. bob melvin has lots of praise.

>> it's huge. i 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 to play that game every day. huge win for guided works really hard. every day doesn't get to play a whole lot numbers get gets called day like this one are not score runs as biggest win of the game. so really. really hats off to louis for working hard and being prepared for some >> where to see bob melvin all dressed up like that in office. like i get where on the field. but does he went out around the house too? anyway? the giants bring it back home. they face off against the padres at oracle. first pitch 06:45pm. tonight? we'll be right back.

>> tempe fire right now and as scape from alcatraz happened on sunday and there's no more prisoners there. now we swim there. yes, i replied. >> why is this fun? i don't know. but people love it. if you do triathlon stuff, it's the escape from alcatraz annual triathlon. they had it yesterday jumping in freezing water, ok? so here's the deal. you do an 18 mile bicycle ride. an 18 mile run and you have to swim to alcatraz. this is crazy. and one of the competitors, by the way, is 75 years old. his name is jerry mendell and he loves it so much. he's been doing it for 25 years. >> i mean, it's it's an iconic race. i mean, you get to swim in the san francisco bay. alcatraz is behind you. the golden gates on your right, the oakland bay bridge is on your left. and san francisco

for me. i think this wins the easiest if you get if you use 50 degree water, i have to come out here 4 days in advance to get used to already done the swim a couple times. i did rally did it today it is 20 minutes when with the wet too intent without it, the shock at a makeshift, it's like a cold slowly, really twice over on my hair in color. >> oh, yeah, i i do this every morning before i show up to makes it. so it's a relaxing. yeah. i think i'm gonna try this, you know, swim to alcatraz. just start work that way. i do. every morning i get very refreshing to a little and then i come to the kron. 4 news. you know that the wake up at 01:00am before, but it works. hey, it's beautiful out there today. and tomorrow, a little warmer towards the weekend, but still pretty nice and water's cold

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