at one point they had at all. many counties are preparing to change the way the vaccine is administered. we told you this week about the new recommendation from the fda, to and give people one faith of a full dose. that smaller shot has to be administered in a different way. it goes between layers of skin rather than under the skin, and it requires a special training. a public health officer was among those taking part in a call to discuss the change. >> the main topic was how it might roll out across the state. this will be a game changer. if we can use five doses per vial instead of one. reggie: the concern is, how officials -- health officials do not know if this vaccine will work as well. it will be several days for most counties to make the switch. kumasi: governor newsom will be in the east bay today talking about climate change in contra costa. this as the area tries to conserve. he released a plan to build a tunnel from the deltas of southern california. some cities are coming up with their own plans. our

out in carlisle, pennsylvania at the carlisle barracks and is currently during this academic year at west point where she's serving as the charles bowl ewing visitor professor of history. she is also has been commissioned went through rotc and served in the us army reserves. and so she stands a long time ago, but you still stand fairly straight you're recognizable as a military person still she is the author of a whole slew of articles about this or military and history historical. i'm sorry the military political social sort of intersections of history in the era of the american revolution and the colonial era her first book belonging to the arm. can't followers and community during the american revolution still in print and absolutely an essential text for studying this period of time, but she's here to talk tonight about her hot off the press. i think this is maybe literally hot off the breast new book congress's own a canadian regiment the continental army and the american union canada. what is canada have to do with the american revolution, so please join me in warmly welcoming

still flirting with 80's at this 8 o'clock hour at 79 degrees. so radar for we are tracking patchy marine layer right along the coast. that's eventually going to make its way inland into our inland valleys. overnight, bringing us another round of drizzle during the overnight hours. but quick clearing and more sunshine for your monday. so we are going to see a nice warm-up to start your work week. monday, warming up temperatures for our warmest inland valleys. exactly where you should be for this time of year. but for now, we are going to see overnight lows tonight, widespread 50's. but those of you in and talk a little bit milder at 62 degrees. but then temperatures warming up about 5 degrees from today's daytime highs, far east bay valleys conquered in livermore, 89 degrees. and that's exactly where you should be for this time of year with hayward at 75 degrees. san jose. 82 degrees with low 80's for napa and allay in our north bay valleys and downtown san francisco holding steady with temperatures there in the upper 60's. so we are going to see

you're sitting at 62 right now. oakland and concord at 61 degrees. while alamedausan mateo and allay each in the upper 50's to get this morning started taking a look at what we have the rest of the day today. temperatures do rise back into the 90's, but only the low 90's today. this is a cool down from where we have been bayside cities mostly down into the 70's. so temperatures are trending a little bit more comfortable. that's good news for inland areas. i've got your full forecast. still to come, getting a look at some of our bridges. it's still early. so no issues out there. bay bridge is at the limit. moving at the max of the toll plaza, san mateo bridge is also looking great. just a few tail lights as people head on towards the peninsula from the east bay and the richmond center fell bridge looking great as well to scout one headlight there from the semi truck. that's about to make the crossing and the golden gate bridge on the foggy side. take a little bit slower as you make your crossing there. to the recent spike in homicides, enrichment is p

at him. kron 4 s taylor bisacky has the story. >> well, come so. >> it's a new year. and the opinion h one chrissnguyen gentleman is the victim behind the camera in this video. he says he began recording after this man started yelling racist comments at him. while german was waiting for his order at taco bell on fremont boulevard last sunday. few minutes later, he again said that pick up a but don't need. >> urged to read and write you. you don't need to be fed beef that you guys should you be if you indian, should you be if you don't jeremy says this was their only interaction before the man went on his mask. don't come out public like >> nobody from i'm not here to pick a fight 2.41. >> and he said, you know, you do that you know, a shame. it's disgusting. >> the new spot on the says that's when he in a restaurant employee called fremont police. >> he says the man continued yelling for more than jim and says he will get inside the taco bell for officers to worried that might be waiting outs

you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> right now at 9 sideshows. right now at 9 sideshows across the south bay. there were several sideshows happening in santa clara county last night. or excuse me, not last night yesterday afternoon, it large crowds and caused traffic to stop. thank you for joining us here. i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn in santa clara county alone. there were at least 3 on saturday afternoon. >> the sideshows causing headaches for people trying to get around this weekend. kron four's man. harry has details on how one city he's trying to prevent them from happening in the first place. >> engines revving and tires, screeching it's becoming all too familiar sound in some bay area cities >> between 5, 7,

i didn't think at 11 30 in the morning on my way. at work. i was going to have to fight for my life on public transportation that i think is supposed to be safe. and that suspect was arrested for attempted rape, sexual battery and lewd acts reporting live in el sorrento. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. no one should be fighting for their life on a bart train at 11 30 in the morning. anytime of the day. we'll see how bart responds at least when it comes to possibly adding more officers at stations and on trains. alyssa thank you for that. bart police do say that they will no longer use the term excited delirium in their department policy manuals and internal memos. recent studies have found that it's almost exclusively used to explain deaths at the hands of police, such as the death of angelo quinto of anti og two years ago. it has been rejected as a medical diagnosis by groups including the american medical association and the american psychiatric association. any time we can make it progressive change some positive that shows our co

>>> right now at 4:30, addressing teen vaping. we break down data to show how many are using ecigarettes. how you can talk to your kids. >>> plus -- >> our caseloads are unworkable. they're unsustainable and that's mostly why people are leaving. >> plus a looming strike. mental health workers at kaiser are set to walk off the job in a matter of hours. the impact it's already having on patients and the response from the hospital. >>> also, we're tracking a warmup, temperatures set to reach dangerous levels in parts of the bay area this week. meteorologist kari hall tracking that and an air quality advisory now in effect. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online, of course. >> here we go monday morning. good morning to you. the team all back together again. >> finally. let's see for how long. >> i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we've all taken our little breaks here and there but we're back together and starting with a look at that forecast. >> it's going to be hot these ne

want take a look at the weather. things are little misty at sfo. little a few drops on the lens there, too. and not only as a phony. also, we're talking the north bay as well. we're seeing a little bit of is john. good morning. yeah. rainfall across parts of the bay area this morning. definitely something we were is to. last week we've been seeing the fog for sure. we got used to that. >> starting to clear up a bit over the east bay here after some morning showers drifted right over the east bay hills. getting a look at where we're sitting currently with radar. you can see just how active it is out there all the way across the bay area. let's start with the north bay as we are seeing some light to moderate showers right over sandra fell right now searching for marine county all the way up through sonoma and napa counties up to lake county a little bit further southward in the bay area. we also have quite the active morning so far the peninsula stretching from daly city through sfo. if you're traveling to a tier one, 0, one up and down the peninsula

here's a look at your accuweather seven-day forecast 60s at the coast today looking at 70s around the bay and mid 80s inland. so the coolest day of the week is today sunday. the breezy winds continue a little bit milders we get into your monday afternoon upper 80s near 90 on tuesday inland. so we'll look for the numbers to continue to be comfortable getting a little warm as we get into the wednesday thursday time period nineties holding on we could even see some triple digits as we get towards the end of the work week, is that high pressure builds in so we haven't had a whole lot of summer heat and right on cube perhaps for the labor day weekend, liz, absolutely. all right, lisa. sounds good. thank you burning man starts today and then about a desert the week-long festival is back after the pc annual pilgrimage to a halt organizers say tens of thousands are expected to come together in nevada's black rock desert to create black rock city. it's a temporary metropolis dedicated to community art. expression and self-reliance dust storms are part of the experience burning man first began

what at 70 or 75 degrees had a little bit among our cooler spots at 55 while berkeley sitting at 59 degrees after such a cool morning, we are going to see daytime highs later today rising well into the 90's for really most of our inland areas today set to be among our hotter days of this forecast, bayshore city's rising into the 80's and coastal spots stating in the 60's to even low 70's. getting a look at our bridges still early. so still very light out there. that's the best part about getting up so early. is you wipe the sleep from your eyes or at least not going to be having to fight through any traffic bay bridge looks wonderful. san mateo bridge looking just as good a few more taillights as people are awakening but still rolling at the limit. and the richmond center fell looking great as well. just a couple of headlights making your way towards marin county golden gate bridge, actually fairly fog free to kick off this morning. we do have some work going on northbound there, but that is not expected to slow anyone up this morning. for 31 in oakland's police, oakland, police say they ne

he is still at large. the victim, however, arrived at lake merritt bart station, suffering from life-threatening injuries. police are calling the attack a targeted one. >> so at this point based on video that we have received at this time, we're pretty confident that this was a a random attack. it appears to be that it was a targeted attack. and as we continue our investigation and we continue to look through video and collect that will confirm what we believe happened today. >> police say they will release a description of the suspect once they're able to look at surveillance footage. the lake merritt bart station has since reopened. now this morning, a homicide took place in near lake merritt just before 9.30, this morning. police responded to sycamore street and northgate avenue for a report of a person shot. the man in oakland resident was pronounced dead on scene. his identity has not yet been released as police are working to inform his family. if you have any information on this homicide dressed to

we're looking at 82, but thursday in inland, we're looking at 92. so we're going to hit those 90's again. take a look at the bay. we're going to stay in the 70's for the most part in the coast. we're looking at 65. we'll update you throughout the week. all right, brittany, thanks. a lot of street festival returning to the east bay today. >> with hundreds of vendors taking over downtown fremont for the festival of arts kron four's camila barco takes us there. >> organizers say this is the largest free street festival west of the mississippi and on sunday fremont festival of the arts returned for the first time in 2 years. about 500. then you're set up their camp in downtown fremont. >> as they returned for this year's festival of the arts put on by the chamber of commerce. the festival offered 4 miles worth of activities and entertainment. we're only just like arts and craft foods live music street performers and loads of food and drink options. organizers say this year they had food options from almost every corner of the world. the nonprofit the ni

it happened at the livery shopping center at sycamore valley road in san ramon valley boulevard at about 2 45 saturday afternoon. i have learned that several men armed with pistols with extended magazines robbed the owner of a danville restaurant and his business partner was pistol whipped while trying to intervene. one of the robbers fired a shot, but no one was hit. the daughter of one of the victims told me she believes nothing is being done to protect the people of danville. she's thankful no one was hurt or killed in the latest rolex robbery in the tri valley area. last month, a man was followed home and walnut creek, beaten and robbed of his watch. also in july, three suspects were arrested after they robbed a victim of his rolex outside the danville trader joe's store and led police on a chase to antiochus in june. four women in a bentley were followed to a home in danville, where they were robbed of watches and jewels. marie one victim's fiancee exchanged gunfire with the robbers. danville is usually a safe place, and you know we feel protected. this is a nice shopping center, so

oakland, alameda, right at 60 degrees. timber on you're at 54 novato. pretty chilly at 48 degrees. now the timing of this heat wave just around the corner really begins to grip a starting on saturday lasting through tuesday. temperatures heating up beginning tomorrow, though. that's when we'll start to see our first triple digits of all the details about what you need to know. still to come, john, thank you for that. let's you look at your traffic this morning. quickly, 80 eastbound east of the bay bridge westbound. we still have an accident there. >> so you've just seen a slight delay traveling out of the city heading into the city this morning. 22 minutes mace to that fremont street exit via the bay bridge, san mateo bridge. 18 to one. 0, one as you head across towards the peninsula. our richmond fell commute 12 minutes as you travel tools to one o one and the golden gate bridge. about 20 minutes on this. wednesday morning 7, 0, 2 right now. want to get to the breaking news that we've been following. oakland police are investigating a shooting that may have started on the freeway

san francisco was just swept in four-game series at home by the dodgers. first time at 77. oakland is coming off a series win in anaheim. since the all-star break the a's are 9-5 and the giants have gone 3-12. the team split their previous lo tt.ffh a newapril. ts. fo facin paolobedoza down in san jose, serving the first set tiebreaker. smashes the return point to win. she won the first set 7-6 and cruised in the second 6-2. she takes down gough to advance to the semifinals. >>> other quarter. wimbledon runner-up taking on veronica. second set, the return is short. as you see here, just falls under the net. not enough mustard on it. her reaction says it all. she punts it. she upsets the third seeded player and moves op to the semifinals. >>> second round of the pga's wyndham championship. belmont native will zal statori. into the cup for an eagle. two holes later a 61-foot putt downhill. you see it roll as the side door opened. it is another eagle. zalatoris was two shots off the cut line when he teed off on 13. now he will play the weekend after that finish. it's not how y

now at togo's >> now at 11, polio makes a comeback in new york. why local doctors have concerns and the message to parents. >> you don't want to regret it later. > >> courts across the country tag up abortion rights cases. the latest on the legal fight and. >> you never fly straight in. >> you don't, i don't. some do. >> we hear from a pilot on what could have led up to the deadlyr crash that left three people ded in watsonville. > >> now at 11:00 on kpix 5, good evening. new at 11:00, a case of of polio has resurfaced in the united states, and has also beed in new york's waste water system. tonight a pair of experts share their thoughts on what it means. andrea nakano hat story. >> reporter: at least here in te u.s., there's been a belief thao has been eradicated, but what this case shows is that some ofe diseases are just one plane ride ride away from becoming a problem. >> i saw a thousand cases clini, easily. >> reporter: ucsf doctor dr. gee rutherford worked at the cdc in the early 1980s when taiwan experienced their polio outbrea. now it's r

we're at 68. so just a tick above average, taking a look at your day planner as we plan your friday, we're going to go out to lunch and enjoy the air san francisco, your high 72, mostly sunny oakland. 74 partly sunny san jose. we're looking at 82, mostly sunny, but what about that weekend forecast? we'll break it all down for you. coming up next. thanks very much, brittany. looking forward to it. >> and coming up in our show, california farmworkers heading to the capital pushing for more union protections. we explain. and intense video out of los angeles shows a violent car crash. how this collision turned deadly. and the family of alexis. gabe shares new details with us about her disappearance. but they shared with us ahead. the family of alexis, gabe is sharing new details in what they know about her disappearance. >> she's been missing since january. investigators believe her ex boyfriend killed her, but he was shot and killed during a confrontation with police kron four's believed to go breaks

the meeting starts at 2:00 p.m. at the school. organizers say they'd like to continue the conversation and school closures, privatization, and againfication in the city -- gentrification in the city. parker is one several schools that the school board recently voted to close due to budget concerns. on friday, people gathered outside parker to hold a vigil in solidarity with those occupying the school building. education is one way to help build a better bay area and in antioch, there's a punch to help low income students get the tutoring they need. the program was born out of the pandemic and has helped dozens of students. as tara campbell tells us, the communities is now stepping up to make sure nobody gets left behind. >> hello. the reporter: the site and sound of bravery, bruno perez sharing his story, helping to raise money for the r & r learning center in antioch. >> i really like this place, and it makes me really happily that i learned a lot of stuff. and people help me with stuff that i don't get. >> the reporter: bruno is

parents at ulloa elementary school in san francisco rallied at the school today. they're upset over the removal of a listening-time principal. it followed a fight at the school in january. one of the kids used a racist word. later in a meeting with the kids, the principal used the word to explain that it's unacceptable. well, the district didn't like that. so it fired her. but the parents didn't like being excluded from that decision. >> these are people who not part of ulloa. why do they get to make decisions and be engaged when the ulloa community and families are being left out? do we have a voice? >> the parents say for 20 years the principal did great work and that should have been considered. their letter writing campaign collected 27,000 enforcements of her work. >>> the family of a murdered woman from oakley met with the contra costa county kat today. members of their office. this comes after last week's protest outside of the d.a.'s office. alexis gabe's family wants the d.a. to charge the mother of the murder suspect marshall jones. the gabe family tells

not so cool at all saying carlos at 94, san jose at 96 today in the east bay 90's along the east bay shoreline from fremont to castro valley. well, pleasanton and livermore as well as walnut creek at one. 0, 5, san leandro through richmond will hold on to the 80's but still warm. i know a lot of us don't have that ac in areas like oakland. well, antioch at one, 0, 7, are very hottest vacaville pittsburgh at one o 4, 1, 0, 6 santa rosa through center fell in the 90's. if you know someone who's hit susceptible doesn't have the ac. keep an eye out on him today. get them to a cool spot like the movie theater them all. a cooling center or if you have the time to get out to the coastline where you'll find those 60's and 70's tomorrow will still be hot. we back up the heat a little further come thursday by next week. inland areas are back into the 80's. so there is an end in sight. today is easily the hottest of this forecast rain. john, thank you for that. well, we still have that big fire in the south bay along 8.80, northbound south of east. >> roll call roll notched issues along 80 year

at first. the idea is to cater to adult learners who are juggling a career at the same time, the undergraduate degrees that will be available online or in anthropology, economics, information science and data analytics, interdisciplinary engineering, community leadership, concentration and interdisciplinary studies. educational. truly people are suffering in our communities. they are begging for relief demands for more action to prevent the spread of the monkey pox virus will tell you what's happening today in san francisco to help communities at risk. and the latest on federal agents raiding the florida mansion of donald trump with the agents appeared to be looking for at mara lago and how the former president is reacting. from ktvu . fox two news. this morning's onto well, good morning to u. thank. morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. august 9th . let's check in with steve wilson for a look at our weather forecast. you remember yesterday ? yes carrying it over to today . okay i'm out of her

it's at 5.50. so san francisco's at 5.54. napa five-fifty alameda coming in at 5.40, santa clara 5.37. but the state average is about 5.33. so the bay area as a whole is just a little bit higher than the state average. bart's police department is making a change to its policy manual. it's getting rid of the term excited delirium. the phrase has been used to describe the suspects at a tainted or drug-induced behavior. this decision was based in part on a report from physicians for human rights. crew did that. the term is not a valid medical or psychiatric diagnosis. and civil rights advocates have been saying it's been disproportionately applied to people of color, even as police are trying to justify in-custody deaths. >> because of races application of the phrase, historically this fit right in line with what is a district-wide and the department to why approach to a anti-racist equitable police. >> bart says the decision did not grow out of one of its own incidents, but civil rights advocates are saying the term has been wi

parents of students at uloa rallied at the school today. they're upset over the removal of a long time principal. it followed a fight at the school in january. one of the kids used a racist word. later in a meeting with the kid, the principal used the word to explain that it is unacceptable. the district the principal's handling of it, so they fired her. but the parents didn't like being excluded from the decision. >> these are people wh are not part of ulloa. why do they get to make decisions and be engaged when the community and families are being left out? do we have a voice? >> the parents say for 20 years, the principal did great work and that should have been considered. their letter writing campaign collected 27,000 endorsements of her work. >>> well, it was the first day of school for more than 100,000 students across the bay area today, including two of the largest school districts. kids returned to class this morning in san francisco, san jose, redwood city, napa valley, gilroy, and fremont. and for some students in fremont, their

you're watching kron. 4 news at all. >> and we have breaking news at 5 to takes us. martinez, where, as you can see, a large brush fires. >> threatening an elementary school right now. firefighters say that the pacheco fire has turned into a 3 alarm vegetation fire. several fire agencies are responding to assist on the front lines. good evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan. that fire is burning near la junta, solemn entry on pacheco boulevard and martinez. firefighters, of course, asking people to please avoid that area right now. the video here showing the smoke us from the citizen app. no reports at this point of evacuations that could change. but we have learned that cal fire and contra costa fire are responding to this brush fire. >> we do have a crew headed to the scene. we will bring you any updates. >> and meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. you're monitoring the conditions. what are firefighters up against a very hot and dry conditions out there. so no surprise that the fire sparked in that area. most of our warmest inland valleys in t

at 9. stick with us. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> right now at 9, we are remembering the life and legacy of nba legend and oakland home town hero bill russell. he passed away earlier today. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm noelle bellow, dan thorn has the night off. russell's family announced his passing earlier the oakland superstar made waves in the sports world as the most prolific winner in nba history. he was 88 years old to kron four's amanda hari. joining us live from the newsroom now with how people in the bay area and beyond are remembering one of the nation's greatest athletes. amanda, good evening. although russell didn't play professionally for a bay area team. he grew up here wo

this year, looking at the consensus we are looking at 6.5% decline each year. looking at china. but for next year there might be below double digit increase. so that's a fairly large upward trajectory. for example, for the u.s. we are looking for a 67% growth this year and a decline for s&p 500 next year. that compares and more favorable for china and i think that makes china a more attractive market. >> asia pacific investment strategist at city private bank. let's get you to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. let's get you some of those first word headlines. u.s. has its response to the national court the eu says the u.s. responses been harkin which confirmed its now undertaking a detailed assessment of the state department. it says president biden is committed to achieving a diplomatic outcome. president biden has announced a sweeping package of student death -- student debt relief that forgives. he will announce the extension for the moratorium on repaying student loan debts. borrowers can cap repayments of their monthly incomes. president biden: the entire generati

at. but in 2012, she was just a spectator. that literally changed my life. and since 2013, i've been a para—athlete. yeah, from watching 2012, i'm literally the definition of the legacy from it, that i saw it, i got inspired by it, i believed in it and believed in myself and suddenly realised there was an opportunity there. here at the park, the opportunities at grassroots for disabled people to access venues and sporting experiences are second to none. this all—ability cycling club has been running since london hosted the games and has been thriving ever since. having a little bit on offer where you can actually start to inspire and connect people that wouldn't typically come and use the assets on their doorstep was a really important thing for bikeworks to achieve and i think we've done that. but for us i think connecting communities with the assets of the london 2012 games is hugely important. the impact of the games is clear to see. but is it enough? we should absolutely, massivel

we're getting a new look at the teenager girl now at the center of a disappearance search. a desperate search in the sierra. kylee rodney disappeared at a late night outdoor party attended by young people. there's surveillance video, a photo at least released last night. she's seen in this photo, wearing a black spaghetti strap body suit, green pant, block belt and black and white sneakers. we just got word this morning that investigators are still searching a heavily wooded area for any clues on kiely or her silver crv that is also missing. detectives say last time her phone pingd was a half hour past midnight august 6th. they plan to hold a news conference at 2:00 this afternoon and a community meeting at 5:30 tonight. the sheriff's office says they have had more than 100 tips, but no substantial ones from the two or 300 estimated people at that party which included teens from nevada all the way to the bay area. >> we have no interest in pursuing anybody criminally for engaging in any type of underage drinking or drug consumption. all we're interested in is getting kiely

at -- in nevada. bob sherman from lafayette would not miss his chance on the three meter springboard. at 94 years legend on the diving circuit. >> my special is probably a front dive, full twist. it is thrilling. what could be more exciting. cornell: a navy veteran from world war ii, he has been in the water since he was a kid and founded the sherman swim school. >> i learned this from mini oakland, i was about four or five years old. cornell: he has been diving for more than 50 years. >> he was one of the founders of this event, and he comes out and does incredible things and he has the whole country cheering for him. cornell: later this weekend he will be taking his diving to new heights on the five meter platform. my best advice is to not look down. he has done backflips off the five meter before making it look easy. he checks the competition roster and no surprise that he is in a league of his own again. >> unfortunately i do not think there is anybody in my age group. cornell: not many divers are

at so many levels. i think about my black mother, my black sister, my black daughter, and what she has meant to them in terms of power, in terms of confidence, in terms of victory. it's just such mixed emotions, because i hate to see her go, but i'm still excited about these next chapters. amna: she is one grand slam title short of eating margaret courts record of 24. do you think there's any chance she ties that or breaks it before she says goodbye? >> as we identify as journalists, the great story is that she finds one more magical moment at the u.s. open, and we find her playing saturday, what better way to go out then to tie margaret court at the u.s. open? that would just be unbelievable. like now i'm thinking as a journalist, and also with my heart, that would be another movie. amna: the big question is legacy, it is impact, both on the court and off. the game, if you just look at her impact on the game, it is different today than it was pre-serena. tell me about her impact just on the game of ten

let's have a look at our top stories. markets uncertain about how far the fed it must hike interest rates to coal inflation further. san francisco's mary daly telling us it is still data dependent. >> the scale, 50, 75, doesn't just depend on a data point, even an important one like the cpi. i would like to say we are data dependent. rishaad: also ahead, oil heading for its biggest weekly gain since april. interruptions to supply, but opec remains pessimistic. eight those plan -- we will talk to ballet ceo bobby lee about what could be one of crypto's most significant changes. oil being driven up. the weekly gain, we have the bloomberg commodity index up 11.5% of low since july 6. we have markets in focus. we saw that reaction to that cpi read, overdone. upon markets in focus as well. david: absolutely. when you look at yields, australia's a good example of how that has changed from wednesday. we are back up again in double digits for australia. japan, top left, don't let that distract you from that is a market that is a

spicy chicken strips starting at $5.49 are back at jack in the box. >> now at noon, a renewed effort to get guns off the streets in the south bay where the santa clara county leaders pushing for to get it done. and after san francisco received a new allotment of monkeypox vaccines, long lines returned to clinics this morning. and former president donald trump's mar-a-lago estate has been raided by the fbi with this could mean for the former president's political future. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm noelle bellow, our top story this afternoon, santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez wants to get more guns off the streets. she plans on giving more funds to the da to get it done. kron four's charles clifford joining us now live from santa clara this afternoon with the very latest on this attempt to curb gun violence. charles. >> well, across santa clara county, a different law enforcement agencies say they're seeing a growing problem. problem of people who could be a threat to themselves or others

but at least at that point it's come at the end of a process and at the end of the process we can altogether be confident that we have fought our way through this. if we don't than even when the monument is gone we will continue to fight and tear and rip at each other. it even if the monument is not there anymore. even in the absence of the monument to rage will be there. it's the rage that can poison democracy. the reason however the reason for the pursuit of truth that's the health of democracy. if there is a word i would give to people tonight as an historian that's the word i would give. >> i feel like there's no better way to end this talk tonight than that said everyone in the audience thank you so much for your attendance and thank you for your excellent questions that i'm sorry we could not get to all of those but rest assured many of them are in the book so if you haven't yet purchased your copy of "robert e. lee" it's a fascinating study from start to finish and you will certainly learn something that you didn't know so thank you again for joining us. allen we appreciate your willi

when you look at the hang seng, we are looking at 1, 2 stocks moving up. all the others are down. if you like the color red, this is your day. let's have a look at what is going on. some market participants having difficulty digesting this idea when the fed gets to whatever the final hike is, they're going to stay there for a while. all delivering a stern and singular message on inflation. sterling, 116 handle. we have not seen this since march 2020. the aussie dollar, july the 19th the last time we saw this. the only stocks industry group up when the csi, consumer staples. it does seem as though going into the risk assets today is the worst idea since jack kennedy said i fancy going to dallas friday. yvonne: is this just a knee-jerk reaction? rishaad: markets have been sanguine. yvonne:yvonne: it all depends on the dollar moves. we continue to see the king dollar waving its head. >> we are taking forceful and rapid steps to moderate demand so it comes into better alignment with supply and keep inflation expectations anchored. we will keep at it until we are confident the job is d

look at that. it is up early, picking up around placerville grass valley, auburn up to south lake tahoe. specially now looks like over towards homewood. heading towards incline village, truckee highway 89 more so sounds like tom was getting cloud cover and some rain, but it's generally so far just rain, but it sure looks like to me is the day where the thunderstorm activity finally picks up still into reno as well and also south along this year. look at that line, though just to the east of sacramento to east of modesto and right over fresno. so any travel plans on down i five watch out. keep an eye on things for us clouds, fog and a few high clouds. there are some sun breaks, though, so we get a mixed bag here. some low clouds but a much bigger fog bank, especially on the san mateo coast northward, noticeable breaks, though, towards san jose, and also parts of the santa cruz coast, sun and clouds a little bit of an onshore breeze to win for some lot of sixties were really kind of stuck on the temp

look at the names. these are names that are popular and those are massive, just up at those numbers in perspective. ark is up 53 from low to high. these are almost double that. does this continue? here is the chart of ark. we are now back to a difficult level for some overhead and supply comes into play, but most importantly, look at the third and final chart. this is the all dated chart for ark. you have a $15 low in 2016. it is a 10 bagger to 169 and 21. you lose 70% of your value in the now it has thrown back to the underside of the trend line and typically, a 50% of move back to the undersigned of trend line that you broke is a rally to where supply emerges. sellers get their money back and then whoever nailed it is itching to book their gains. >> carter, i have a question. why does this chart look more vulnerable to you than some of the other names that have made huge runs off of the june lows, like apple, for instance. now it is entirely a different circumstance. apple loses 28% from its high, may

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thank— news at hpn. —— at eight o'clock. thank you. — news at hpn. —— at eight o'clock. thank you, jonathan blake. 0fgem has announced that changes to the energy price cap will be made every three months, rather than the current six. the energy regulator says the move will allow prices to reflect changes to wholesale gas and electricity costs more quickly and accurately. 0ur consumer affairs correspondent, colletta smith, joins us. why have they done it? it is worth saying the price cap is the maximum amount a supplier can charge for the basic rate, standard variable tally. a lot more households have been moved onto that rate —— standard variable tariff. just over three quarters are now paying this rate that is controlled by the regulator. today what they have announced is essentially that they have decided the important thing is for them to protect the energy market, so what they are trying to avoid is another energy supplier going bust this winter. if that happened, we would all be paying for it as customers because as happened last winter to charge for moving all

8 80 at 66 you're looking at here. that's been clear that the icons haven't disappeared just yet. the bridge traffic getting a little bit busier, but no major issues there. we'll take another look at the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on, but not too much of a backup just yet. 6 19 here's steve. ali thank you. we'll get right to it here. we've been warming up each day here almost going back about until last wednesday. it was only about one or two degrees. then it started to jump about 3 to 4 over the weekend in the air loft is getting very warm. mount diablo at 74 degrees. i think on saturday they were 67 68. so that's a sign the warm air loft is building in. there's just really very little breeze whatsoever. only a few patches of fog. mild cool, mild lows, but sunny for all and warm to hot on the temp. santa rosa bump you up a couple degrees here for to 95, oakland to 82 livermore to 98. would not be surprised when you get to this point. you know, you could easily hit 99 or 100, but i reserve that

in the meantime, oakland and richmond only at 76 74 pittsburgh, hot at 93 in antioch, the hottest at 95 santa rosa and peddling a pretty warm yourselves. 84 now tomorrow and thursday will continue that trend of average 90's before we cool things down into the weekend, back into the upper 80's for saturday and sunday base shore and coastal areas remain steady in the 60's to 70's, john, thank you for that. heading into the city right now. let's check on things. 60 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. >> the san mateo bridge and from 80 to 1 one just under 60 minutes as you're heading out across towards the peninsula. our richmond center fell bridge about a 40 minute ride at a richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls are looking at 20 minutes on this tuesday morning. and oakland city council member in the first to make a run for the mayor's office district. 6 council member lauren taylor filed his candidacy yesterday. taylor is a 3rd generation oakland resident who served on the city council since 2018. and he says that he's mayor, he will prioritize homelessness, publi

the kickoff is at 5:30. reporting live at levi's stadium in santa clara, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> that's got to be rough for jimmy g. to be held so nobody else can have him. that's rough. >> at least he still gets paid. >> well, there is that. thanks, bob. >> just saying. >> he'll be hanging out at the snack shack. >> hear more about the 49ers in the preseason on the latest episode of "49ers talk" which drops after the game and follow nbc bay area sports for all your coverage. >> man, people get sunburns at levi's stadium early in the season. >> it will be super sunny out there this evening. we're going to have nice weather, breezy winds. let's get a look at that forecast, because if you're out there early getting that parking spot, tailgating, the temperatures will be in the upper 70s, pretty warm there and as we go into the rest of the evening the temperatures at kickoff will be about 77 degrees. notice the wind gusts to 20 miles per hour as we go into tonight, we start to see the temperatures di

save at lowe's today. my 100% all-white-meat spicy chicken strips are back. look at them sitting there. just sitting there. can't believe we hired a director for this. spicy chicken strips starting at $5.49 are back at jack in the box. >> and the south bay, santa clara county is expanding efforts to prevent wage that the wage theft enforcement program will pressure employers to pay their workers. what's owed if they don't comply. the county could to spend their permit to operate. the program is expanding in october to parts of milpitas san jose with a focus on food workers. it's estimated that over the past decade, workers across all industries have lost about 23 billion dollars to wage theft. it's 5.41, the number of fatal crashes in the u.s. is up significantly. >> the national have highway traffic safety administration says the 1st quarter of this year had the most car deadly car accidents in 20 years. and the number had been going down until the pandemic started in 2020 experts say it's because of risk

at barnsley college, more dropped a grade from a to b at a—level than they expected. we are hopeful that won't have a significant impact on our students gaining places at the university of their choice, and our staff are working really hard now with the students to advocate for them with the universities, to ensure that they get what they need. these students in wales are in the same race for university places, grades here allowed to drop towards pre—pandemic levels, and in northern ireland too, leaving some anxious. do you know whether it was equivalent to one i a level or half an a—level? a few universities are not offering places in clearing, but at sheffield hallam, it was brisk business... this course is actually a shortlisted course anyway. ..gently advising students bruised by the last couple of years. we are taking a lot of calls today, but we are making sure we talk students through their options. we know they've had a difficult time and we are finding they are needed a lot more support and advice as they talk their options through with us. hello, i'm fel

i think that is at l the criticism being levelled at them at the moment. there are big concerns being raised notjust from opposition parties but some tory mps have told me privately that there is real concern about the leadership contest going on too long, that delaying any clarity on the support of people who want to know how much they need to be budgeting for this winter. and how much support available there will be. the two mac caps vary slightly in the sense that rishi sunak has stressed he would provide more support for everyone as well as more interventions to help some of the more vulnerable households. 0ne some of the more vulnerable households. one of the things he said is that he would make up the difference between what the price gap is now and what it will go up to four those lowest income households. liz truss on the other hand has not really given that much detail at all, otherthan really given that much detail at all, other than saying she would remove green levies from bills and bring down a national insurance, these are clearly not measure

let alone at all. a man has been arrested, accused of installing hidden cameras on 2 separate occasions at the starbucks bathroom here on main street and walnut creek. 54 year-old steven novelli has been charged with 83 felony misdemeanor charges by the contra costa county district attorney. the criminal charges filed just yesterday are for attempting to produce child eavesdropping in sewing a hidden camera and burglary. police issued a search warrant at his house back on august 10th where investigators say they found numerous pieces of digital evidence against him. >> investigators are looking to talk with anyone who went to the starbucks on main street in walnut creek on june 4th and july 23rd between 3.35, in the afternoon. i caught up with a woman coming to the starbucks this morning. she says she's a pair she brings her child here and she says thank goodness. i've never even use the here. otherwise i'd be freaking out. and she just expressed severe concern about this. that's really crazy. it's rea

say at least 40. are and than others injured the cause of that fire, not determined at this time, but police say it could have been an electrical short circuit and we will continue to follow this story and update you as more information is released and in armenia officials say a strong explosion hit a large market in the capital earlier this morning , and they say at least one person is dead and close to two dozen others injured. officials say the explosion touched off a fire and people are reportedly trapped under the rubble. the explosion happened in a building where fireworks are sold. well the u. s consulate in tijuana is now instructing all u. s government employees working in that mexican city to shelter in place, and that's until further notice. this all comes in response to the surge of gang violence in tijuana and other mexican border cities. in recent days. the u. s government has rival gangs and rival cartels in mexico are responsible for widespread shootings and other acts of deadly violen

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amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> at 7, 0, 6, take a look at this sideshow. this one happened last night in san francisco to kron. 4 viewer sent us this video. it was around 11, 30 last night near mission street and ala me boulevard. and the viewer says they were stuck in traffic for about 25 minutes while the sideshow is going on. and so we're police tuck and the traffic and then they eventually got there to the scene and broke up the sideshow. but we don't have any word on any arrests or cars being impounded. >> well, 3 people are in custody now following a sideshow that happened on the bay bridge itself. it was about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon when this scene played out. you can see in the video here, a handful of people riding dirt bikes and atv's on the upper deck of the bay bridge. chp says about a while. one to 200 off-road vehicles took part in this. a few of them, in fact, turned and started going the wrong way on the bridge by the time the chp got there, they all scattered. one of the riders hit a car near the bottom of the fremont off-ramp, free

you look at u.s. stocks or stocks that our investors might be in at the moment, how vulnerable are they are is it just plow ahead and use the dips? >> you have to be careful. august tends to be kind of a tall tell month, it's a big vacation month to europe and here. moves tend to be exaggerated and no fom-c meeting but there's a jackson hole boom dog at the end of the month and a lot of chatter around that and what will be said and will we hear anything new? the macro-data in august will play a important role and wind down of season and long term investor. you need to stick with your print and be very focused on names you own, why you own them, the story hasn't changed and you're still comfortable with the laundry determine outlook. there's no reason to panic at all. i wouldn't expect that the markets will remain volatile, especially moving into september and october. elizabeth:s reason we like to pair you guys is because you're both traders, but obviously kenny is a little bit more longer term and th