do not use major appliances use fans instead of a c. >> unplug electrical items are not using and turn off unnecessary lights. if you do the steps it will ease the strain on the grid during the evening when there is less solar energy available. it also reduces the chances of power outages or rolling blackouts. the california independent system operator is using multiple tools to help keep the grade stable. last week. they asked for generators on the west coast to obtain additional resources and cal iso is also working with businesses to reduce their electricity consumption at critical times. now if you're waking up right now is the best time to do your laundry and wash your dishes. this is also a good time to school. your home by turning those temperatures down and charging your phone and laptop before that power alert goes into effect. >> cal iso said people listen to their warnings yesterday and that helped keep the power grid stable. they're hoping people listen to those power alerts today. noel, back to you. all right. thanks, camila for that live report. we'll continue to track th

so using your original materials from the lake tahoe basin. so what we see behind us all. the granite came from lake tahoe. >> the estate stretches across more than 1000 acres of the sugar pine point state park. the mansion known as the pine lodge was the family summer home from 19 '03, to 1965 until was saved by the state. the attention was to tear down the house and turn this into a campground. a lakeside campground thanks to some very passionate advocates. the pine lodge is now what heidi doyle says. it's a home for all californians. it's a family home. it's very livable. even though it's 11,000 square feet much larger than my personal house. i can see being in there and on that note. >> welcome come on. and don't mind if we do. friendly mi casa es su casa vibe going on here. guests can now tour this 8 bedroom, 6 bathroom home in the summer time of the 1930's and learn about the unique craftsmanship unique hand-woven. we have not seen this anywhere else early swimsuit fashions. so that would be your undergarments 100. he said. >> i would just looks like put like a moder

back here at home to us. senators have introduced a bill to ensure equal pay for americans who represent the country in global athletic competitions. our washington correspondent reshad hudson has the story. >> as american athletes gather on the world stage in tokyo. equal pay should be the the rule of the day when it comes to our olympic athletes. and when it comes to our american athletes competing under under the or the united states of america. republican senator shelley moore. capito says she is the co-sponsor of a bill that would level the playing field. the bill requires male and female athletes on the u.s. national teams to receive equal pay if they're professionals as well as equal medical care and expense reimbursement. if they're amateurs i as a woman who was very interested in myself, but also interested in able pay. don't think it's fair that our american male athletes are paid more than our american female athletes, the issue of equal pay for women. athletes gain momentum in headlines after the

if i use it. but now, of since it's being recommended again, i might go ahead and buy another disposable mask a box of disposaele the last thing that you said you know, oral hygiene make sure you're not breathing. >> with your mouth. yes, yes. so that's something that that everybody thinks about that. when you wear a mask, a lot of people will their mouth. >> so they become mouth breathers. and then that also dries out your mouth and when your mouth is dry, what you need saliva to help cleanse the mouth. so you end up with mask mouthy. he hoped that bad breath event tooth inflammation in the in the mouth. >> so you want to make sure you stay hydrated. try not to breathe through your mouth and try not to eat sugary things that also get it it. you know, and you know, encourage tooth decay. so oral hygiene as a real important part of of preventing mask at the all right. so wash your face wash that mask and breathe through your all right. karen, thank you for all that we'll see you next weekend. >> al

stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues after the break. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 9. >> good saturday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. july 24th. we've got a lot to get to this morning. want to start off by looking at the weather. dave and i were just talking about streaming services in the way we watch things day. it's going to be a nice weekend, though, to go outside right. be a warm inland, but they it's july. so that's coming around with the right here. no triple digit nonsense. but. >> it will be in the 90's and some of those well east bay locations going on here for today. what we're watching, though upstream. you'll see the interference start to build as early as sunday. >> it's resurgence of monsoon moisture and it will be in the mid layers of the atmosphere. but throw some cloud cover our way as early as sunday and type of the temperatures wi

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it's going to cool us off a touch. but not bring us any rain. you know, sometimes in the winter months it does just kind of watches footprints here a little bit look. how are things turn off here for the far west. it really gets pushed off to the east. complements of that system. we have a little opportunity by the time we get to or on wednesday thursday for a minor. he pump and then this front will kind of correct things as we head into the following weekend. but with everything going on and all that traffic nothing in terms of any substantial rain from our vantage point temperature check for today. looks like a central valley will get up to be on 100, one. oh, one fresno. bakersfield. one. '04, san francisco again, 66, which we see, by the way, also in big bear in the case of socal. it's the elevation helped count. unlike just the cold ocean and 72 for la x. okay. the 4 zone forecast comes in like this again, 66 san francisco, 63 daly city and also half moon bay 73 for burlingame to the south will see 80 maybe palo alto 75 from mountain view r

the use of sparklers. but that doesn't include hayward police were able to confiscate these with help from neighborhood watch groups. and each of these fireworks pictured here cost anywhere between 60 to a $190. people caught selling or using these can face hefty fines or jail time now because of how dry or hills are fire departments across northern california have been pleading with people not to light fireworks. we're looking at video from last year when a legal fireworks lit up the sky across the bay area during the 4th of july officials say even fireworks that are labeled at safe, our own legal and cal fire says that they are threat to the dry vegetation and could possibly land you in the emergency room. >> the conditions are dry and ready to burn in. all it takes is a single firework or a single spark. the use of illegal fireworks can cause severe damage in significant injuries at a time of the year. we should all be celebrating this special occasion, not engaging in destructive criminal behavior. >>

to her than us. i don't know. >> that was house minority leader kevin mccarthy who stopped short of saying cheney would be kicked off the armed services committee for accepting the role on that commission, but he did not rule it out. also serving on the committee, a south bay. congresswoman zoe lofgren. in a statement, she said she's honored to serve the role and that the american people deserve answers as to what happened on january 6. >> checking in on our 4 zone forecast. a live look outside tonight looking out over the bay area. from our camera atop mount tam o pious and that's a pretty picture with the fall kind of lingering over the city lights. that and camp. and thank you very much, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with a hammer kim, i like. perfect. >> hey, guys, we've got the things really heating up now in the tropics waters are getting warm enough and now we're starting to see some of these tropical storms beginning to develop as we get closer and closer to the hurricane se

martin reporting for us tonight. of course, if the mission is successful branson will beat his competitor. amazon founder jeff bezos in interviews this week. branson has said while the our competitors in the same field. he doesn't see them competing for civilian tourism business says there arena folks around the world who will want to see space eventually for themselves. befo you tonight, we want to get a final check of your 4 zone forecast as you head off to bed if you've got plans tomorrow for brunch or anything else. out and about. if you're headed to a giants game kron 4 meteorologist erica caturay here tonight. look at what you can expect. >> hey, jonathan. well, tomorrow morning. if you live along the coast, we could see a little bit of patchy fog and some low clouds as well. but it should burn off by the noon time hours and it will be mostly sunny throughout the bay area tomorrow. inland is going to be hot in the south parts of the north bay as well. but right now it's currently 64 in san mateo 59 in berkeley.

and it just came in there with us. we're trying to do our best to get that service that in the ross says vta will hold a memorial service for its employees and families of their phone co-workers within the next week or so in san jose taylor kron 4 news. let's talk about our 4 zone forecast this sunday night. let's get you ready to head out the door for the start of your new work week. >> meteorologist erica caturay in tonight, former breece up with a look at what you can expect as you head out the door. >> well, right now we're seeing that sea breeze kicking in also seen some fog and some drizzle to in those areas along the coast. here outside san francisco. we can see some cloudy conditions as well. definitely much cooler today versus yesterday we were we're at 57 in san mateo 58 in hayward right now. 71 in pittsburg 61 in fairfield and 58 degrees currently in napa. here's a look at our current the red spots that you see those are gusts over 30 miles per hour. we can expect the breezy conditions to persist the rest of

and tonight ample opportunity to use them all. its mlb home run derby night. 8 players in this year's derby at course field representing the bay area is first baseman. matt olson. he has 23 homers in the 1st half of the season to get there, that he had a tough first round having to beat the 24 home runs baltimore stream and see me hit right before wilson got his turn. the is lefty, though, did not disappoint pulling multiple shots into the 3rd death. the far. this 1, 472 feet thrilling fans all the way up in the nosebleeds and it came down to the final seconds. olson needing one more time and see it was long enough. but second foul missed it by just that much check out all son's reaction as he sees it go fell. he knows how close he was padres superstar fernando also can't believe that he thought olson had tied. it. the a's first baseman. goes out in the first round, but he sure gave it a nice effort with 23 home runs. meanwhile, shohei ohtani was the big favorite heading into the night, but he was shocked in the first round to rou

they could use that. it looks like that's going to happen is we'll see plan that fog overnight tonight along the coastline right now. we've got all that fog locked in there. you're in the 50's in pacifica 54 foggy skies in the san francisco. also into oakland. and you can see that marine air started to filter further. and when you start to see these temperatures very similar. that's a good sign that that marine air has moved well on shore tonight. think enough marine there that would like to talk about drizzle along the coastline. that's a good thing. this what i was hoping that we're going to really see all summer long. and then we had a couple those big heat big time heat waves right now. we don't see another large the way, but we do have a warm-up coming. we'll talk more about that with your 1010, in a few minutes. all right. thank you. a new study reveals half of the people charged with crimes in san francisco and released from jail before their trial. >> we're accused of committing a new crime while

she how many of us have so few of us. it really would have been able to largest state and she was 25 years old and all so somehow was clearly necessary. i think this i think this went too far. >> despite that attorney's opinion. the judge in today's court hearing once again rejected spears request that her father jamie step down as her conservator. carly. the attorney we just heard from says today is a big deal because for the first time in 13 years, britney spears has an attorney. that will be an advocate loyal only to her and she questions the motivation of the previous court appointed attorney sam you see behind me suggesting that his $10,000 per week pay out for that entire time. 13 years may have led to a longer conservatorship than was necessary. she hopes that that will now be investigated live in the studio. ella sogomonian kron 4 news now. let's thank you. still ahead tonight, new data out today showing just how much money you need to make. >> so live here in the bay area. we're going to show you the surprising n

it's actually above us in the sacramento area and below us and the la area. so you have the top and bottom. and i feel like we're being encouraged because again, people move freely and just because we have a high vaccination rates doesn't make us completely immune from what's happening around us. >> instead of a widespread mask mandate. doctor chin-hong says we could see county by county decide to follow his footsteps specifically for those with higher cases and lower vaccination rates like solano county, for example, meanwhile, san francisco's covid case rates in vaccinations have been some of the best as of tuesday. 83% of those eligible have received at least one dose of the vaccine and 76% of those eligible are fully vaccinated still forwardlooking data through this week. projects. case rates will rise to 73 cases per day. he sevenfold increase from mid-june. it's anybody's. >> guess whether not san francisco and other counties surrounding it well and not these mask mandates. again, if hospitalizations and deaths remain low, it will be more of an emotiona

this video was sent to us by karl chan. ithe's with the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce who tells us he's just disheartened spy. this latest act of violence in his community. so upset when we're staying. >> you know, mostly all seniors and folksksbeing attacked. they up to date since to us that they don't wouldn't care just wanna do it no matter what time of the day. >> according to police, it is still too early in the investigation to say if these incidents involved the same suspects. oaklandndndpolice shu down an illegal casino operation that was on 14th avenue and international near san antonio park officers found 8 guns 30 high capacity magazines. see officers working there there were bullet proof vests, large quantities of narcotics. they say with a street value of $76,000 including meth. heroin and 60 bottles of put them at the scene. officers also found more than $21,000 in cashsh and 18 illal casino gaming machines. police say one person was taken into custody. oakland's police chief leronne armstrong gave cre

that's a win for us. i love your interpretive dance to explore right. >> factor thinks they got thanks. is that just happened a few times racing fans return to the track for the first time since the covid-19 pandemic started at the del mar racetrack in san diego for the 82nd season opener. the races have returned, but at limited capacity. jason sloss is in del mar with the excitement and the action of opening day. >> racing is back at del and so are the fans love racing and might still mars 82nd racing season. the grandstands were empty last summer because of the pandemic del mar racetrack ceo joe harper says this opening day was expected to draw crowd of around 18,000 with reduced seating to help give fans extra last have to worry about the turnstiles we're done. >> but this year, thank we're back in action. no face masks required for fans. yes, for track workers unless vaccinate. every race a thrill for fans also for the jockeys was i know we all know really a pleasure to see everybody back from the rac

she joins us live tonight in the studio with her story and taylor. no parent should ever have to have the and in the double tragedy of bearing their own child. >> he got right jonathan cap and this is any parent's worst nightmare. and, you know, tyler's mother jane nelson says that her life will, of course never be the same. she says she's received a very little information about what happened and now it's been over 2 weeks with no new updates or any word on any leads. in this case given the circumstances of this camping trip. she finds it hard to believe that no one has more information. >> terrible. it's the worst feeling in the world to not know what happened to your child. and he was with. the whole family. that we've been knowing many me hear us nobody's telling me anything jade nelson is desperate for answers after someone shot and killed her son 20 year-old tyler dickson while he was on a camping trip. >> with his girlfriend's family at the bidwell canyon marina campground in oroville located in butte county. it happened over the holiday weeke

they say before the pandemic the city used to use money from his festival fund to pay for permits and 4 oakland police officers. but that fund has since been depleted. organizers say they are working with city staff. now to find a new source of money. >> there's been a recent spike in crime at target stores in san francisco and that led the company to announce it will be reducing its hours at those locations in the city. kron four's. maureen kelly has a closer look at what's been happening at these stores as well as some reaction from shoppers. >> you can hear the shrinking of alarms going off in this video sent to us showing an alleged shoplifter making for the exit as an employee tales behind at the stonestown target. the retailer giant is so sick of being a target of thieves. all 5 of their san francisco locations will temporarily operate from 09:00am to 06:00pm outside of the city most targets open up around 07:00am or 08:00am and stay open until 10 o'clock at night. >> here's what one shopper had to say about these new shorter hours here in the city. i see the east many people wo

. >> that was allison harris reporting for us tonight. meanwhile, tense moments during a hearing on capitol hill this morning, us kentucky senator rand paul squaring off with a doctor. anthony fauci over the origins of covid-19 fauci told lawmakers that vaccines are effective at both slowing. the spread in preventing severe but senator paul kept his focus on doctor fauci. >> senator paul, you do not know what you are talking about, quite frankly, are dancing around this because you're trying to obscure responsibility for 4 million people dying around the from pandemic. there will be responsibility for those unfunded the lab, including yourself. if why ian here. senator, it is. you. investigations into the origins of covid-19. are still ongoing. >> us. health officials say the best way to stop covid spread. as for more americans to get vaccinated. youtube says it's planning to add new labels to some videos in hopes of stopping the spread of misinformation. this move comes just days after the white house called out social media companies fo

and that's a good for us. but that's most got to go somewhere and it's affecting other parts of the country. in fact, many places you wouldn't be expecting all the way across the other side, the eastern seaboard right now. you see some of the smoke developing out there right now. here's the tamarack fire. and boy, that started to blow up in the afternoon. all that smoke beginning to make its way eastward in nevada near carson city. maybe some of that seeping back toward the tahoe area and then the quincy much larger fire now burning and all that starting out all the way down in the valleys early in the morning it that slack wind overnight and then some of the works its way and then office and that northwesterly wind kicks we head toward the afternoon, then they're all goes all that smoke toward susan bill and also toward nevada and beyond. by that i mean, really be on. as you can latest a forecast model showing that smoke continue to make its way eastward and then rising to the north and that means driving ove

this is not like a single use item. this isn't just going to end up in landfill is could be worked on a and. >> re painted multiple times and it can stay in circulation he admits permits zoning issues loom. if the idea catches on but right says he's focused on helping solve the need for temporary shelter while inspiring others to do the same because it's just it's more costly for community to have homeless people. i'm sleeping on the streets and it's just it's not civilized. it's not human. >> in santa cruz. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> meanwhile, officials in the city of alameda are exploring the tiny homes concept as a way to try to get people off the streets there. the city council has proposed building a village shove 20 homes on a city owned lot here near the college of alameda people would be allowed to stay there up to 6 months. officials estimate it would cost as much as. 2.6 million dollars to build with annual operating costs of roughly 600,000 bucks alameda as mayor says, it is a worthy investment. >> to have

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recommending mask, use indoors. according to a new poll conducted by inside california politics and emerson college. >> californians are split on a potential statewide indoor mask mandate. we surveyed more than 1000 california voters this week, 49% said they would support such a mandate while 39% say they are against it do it. carlson supports an indoor mask mandate. i just think with the advent of delta and it being >> being a catchable that it's a good idea. i don't usually wear them outside. i don't really think it's necessary, but it's too hard to take it off and on. but i do right now i think it's still a good idea to wear them inside. >> and the covid vaccine is widely available in san mateo county. you can get that at pharmacies health care providers and health care clinics here in san carlos, gayle ong kron 4 news the u.s. government has purchased an additional 200 million doses of the pfizer vaccine. >> the doses will be delivered from october through april of next year. president joe biden says he wants to

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thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan a that attack happened in oakland's jack london square. >> kron four's jonathan mccall has the latest on the investigation and how residents say this kind of violence is particularly troubling. >> oakland. police say that the former senator was attacked in this area near 3rd and harrison just after 1 o'clock monday afternoon talking with folks who live and work in this section of jack london square. they say they've heard stories like this in the past. investigators say that former senator barbara boxer was walking along 3rd street monday afternoon. >> new jack london square when someone came up from behind her and then pushed her a tweet from the senator's page said that after being pushed the suspect then stole her cell phone and then jumped into a car, but that she was not seriously hurt, folks who live and work near jack london square tell kron 4 that stories of car break ins are pretty common. but the details of this attack now concerning fo

thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. >> the cdc releasing new information tonight. and it does show a troubling spike in cases. >> take a look at this map of every county in the u.s. those in red and orange our where the cdc says the level of community transmission of covid is either high or substantial is recommending everybody wear masks indoors to try to slow the spread. the areas in yellow are where the spread is considered moderate and blue is low. >> and if we zoom all the way into our bay area. you can see the cdc's guidance applies to all 9 counties here in the bay area. according to the cdc alameda contra, costa san francisco solano counties all have the highest level of community transmission and in the spread is considered substantial in the remaining 6 counties, although on the surface this new guidance looks like a big reversal from the cdc, the agency's director is defending the move doctor rochelle walensky. she says the situation has changed since t

can us 2 hits 2 rbi 7th inning. now 9, nothing and russ gets in on the fun dad drops into right stephen piscotty scores the 6.10, nothing final score. 10 for a snap, a four-game skid. the a's needed that one in the worst. earlier in the day oakland. they dropped a bomb on the major league baseball world. they traded pitcher jesus luzardo to the miami marlins. >> in exchange for outfielder starling marte a will be a free agent after this season. so he's essentially a rental and less a's decide to resign him in the offseason. got a better chance same pig fly. lazaro has struggled this season. but many still view him as a player with bright future that rate is singles, that management is still trying to make a push to win right now and hey, mark day fits that bill. the forty-niners had their first practice of training camp today and their rookie quarterback signed his brand new contract before he took the field for years 34.1 million dollars guaranteed guaranteed money. >> yesterday kyle shanahan said there's no quarte

they're the ones that are supporting us and they're there for us. and that's why we're here. >> both google and apple say they are planning for most workers to return to the office this fall. lyft says its employees will work from home until february. in san francisco. there is a new defense fund to help small businesses in chinatown combat a series of disability lawsuits. mayor london breed says says the chinatown merchants are being targeted by a southern california law firm representing serial plaintiffs. the funding will help business owners. offset the costs associated with their legal defense against those cases. the city is also providing $550,000 to help businesses comply with ada rules at a time when you have so many businesses that are actually struggling who are barely beginning to start to season business comeback. >> that's a funding challenge that many cannot afford. >> city leaders are asking any chinatown merchants who have been served the lawsuit or received any letters demanding money to come forward. >> in the east bay a team of a

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thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. will this alarming new report warns that the. >> delta variant is far more contagious than the original covid strain and can spread faster than the common cold. and when it comes to transmission, the cdc says vaccinated, people can spread the virus just as easily as the unvaccinated kron four's. alice ammonium joins us here in the studio to break things down from this latest report. kind of unsettling. >> definitely just as soon as we thought that by the summer time as biden mentioned, he had that goal. july 4th to get things back to normal. now it looks like reporting on up him and as you mentioned, catherine can because it is so easily transmissible. that's why the cdc change their guidance on the mask. so even people who are vaccinated now need to mask up to due to how easily that is spread. the cdc says it's somebody's infected with the delta variant could end up spreading it to 8 other people compare that to the original st

one of the thoughts was to use that drone as additional bit of technology to try to provide us with locations on aerial fireworks. >> that was nancy loo reporting for us tonight. and now to south florida where the rest of that partially collapsed. condominium has been demolished. search and rescue crews found 3 more victims this morning raising the official death toll to 28 117 people are still unaccounted for. authorities say last night's demolition gives the search and rescue crews access to new areas of the debris. the debris pile. to collapse an entire apartment building. >> is a devastating decision and the demolition was in no way a decision that i made lightly. bring the building down in a controlled manner was critical to expanding our scope of search. truly we could not continue without bringing this building down. >> in addition to cleary more area for the search and possible rescue officials say they decided to bring down the building because tropical storm elsa is fast approaching. this is video of the storm as it slammed into cuba. earlier today forcing at least 180,000 people th

joining mark mcguire and udonis cesspit us. nba finals game. one yonnis back after a two-game accidents. yeah. it's 17 in 20. but this game was all suns. devin booker. it's the friendly roll. so home role puts them up 12. you had 27 4th quarter yonnis. chris paul uses yonnis as a kind of a shield. the three-point play 32 9 assists for cp 3. they call him the point. god sons take it one 18 1. '05, game 2 on thursday in the valley of the sun. steve kerr made it no secret earlier this season that if kelly, you bring returns, he will be coming off the bench next season. today, said kurz comments only added more fuel to the fire and that he feels blessed to be an unrestricted create a number of teams are expected to try and sign kelly this summer, including the likes of the new york knicks, san antonio spurs, miami heat and dallas mavericks. >> some dramatic video from los angeles county shows young bear confronting a group of men on the 4th of july. the friends read a campground on mount wilson waiting for the fireworks to start when they say the a

so this was going to take us right through the weekend. and then finally cooling off as we get into next week, we'll be looking for yeah. all right. thank you. well, the legal drama surrounding britney spears conservatorship is still unfolding. some of the people closest to the pop star's case are stepping down. erin myers has the latest. >> britney spears has yet to publicly respond to the latest bombshells in her life. the reported resignation of her longtime manager, larry, rudolph and the intention to resign by her court-appointed attorney sam ingham. he has been her attorney says 2008 is racked up. >> more than 3 million dollars in legal bills since that time, including one $400,000 last year. so this is a huge development all war has to say is there's a breakdown. >> confidential communications and frankly, that's usually about. and then the court meets the prime a different attorney, a different attorney would need to be appointed by the la superior court judge who has presided over the conservatorship for the past 13 years. >> it w

that are not in use. we have more drought emergency resources on our website. you can access our special page by scanning that qr code on your screen there. you'll find an interactive drought map and you'll see how bad it is in your neighborhood will also have tips to reduce water use and the latest on bay area. water restrictions also have a story about how grocery prices are being affected by the drought. you can read it all at kron. 4 dot com. >> and now to our coronavirus coverage. after months of progress daily covid cases in some bay area counties are on the rise once again, health officials blaming the surge on the rapid spread of the delta variant. it is the most dominant strain in california. in fact, the nation right now largely affecting most people who are not vaccinated, best thing you can do to protect yourself. of course, is to get vaccinated study suggests the pfizer company shots are already highly effective against the delta variant. >> the company is seeking authorization for a booster

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this video shared with us. kron 4 viewer who says after capturing this entire scene, they actually called sfpd to let them know about what happened. promoting sideshows and street races in san jose is now illegal city council unanimously approving a new ordinance last night. the hope is to get this stop or to stop the often dangerous gatherings. yes. kron four's. dan thorn has more from city leaders on what is driving this latest crackdown. >> these illegal social media promotions could cost you up to a $1000.6 months in jail. san jose city leaders say sideshows to become a big problem in the city and they're trying to prevent them before they even happen. >> becomes the first city to make it illegal to promote sideshows on social media. it's already illegal to attend and participate in the street events. but now any encouragement online is a crime. the sideshow events, right. they don't happen unless somebody out there is helping to get the message out to organize it to promoted to identify the locations. city

it set us back just a tad bit. and as a result of that, we're coming back stronger. >> and the other iconic san francisco thing that we know is going to start up again or the cable cars. they're going to start running with some test running and training for the operators in july. some test runs in august and they're hoping to resume full normal service in september. so it could be a very next couple of months here in san francisco. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> weeks coming back. that's the best news of the day. thanks, charles. >> he's worried we're going to send in a plane. that's the problem. we have a lot more ahead here during kron 4 news at 3 o'clock, including one of the largest homeless camps that's been targeted. also the bay area's cracking down on sideshows and people who promote on social media. that officials are going after this time around. also after the break, a bay area man is wanted in a rape case that was reported. years ago. there's now a nascent nationwide sear

back to you soon on us. thank you, erica. >> coming up, sizzling temperatures all over california this weekend, especially in the desert. we'll look at the record breaking temperatures at death valley national park, which could be one of the highest ever recorded on earth. and a startling new report on drowning dangers especially for children the american academy of pediatrics says drowning is the leading cause of unintentional injury death among children ages one to 4. >> in an updated report. a p says most children drown in swimming pools or hot tubs. the kids under 2 are most likely to drown in bathtubs or large buckets. researchers also found that a majority of young and teenage drowning victims are boys. the report also highlights the need for the constant supervision of children in or around water. a life jacket use cpr training among other safety measures. the report will published in the august issue of pediatrics. and new data finds americans living with hiv now have a life expectancy similar to oth

plus, after months of decline, us covid cases are rising once again. we'll explain what's driving the increase. >> now from the bay area's local news station. this is kron 4 news at 3. >> good afternoon and thank you for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 3. i'm sanaz tahernia top story this tuesday, the search for missing east bay. father continues for the 4th day 37 year-old philip kreycik one for a run at pleasanton ridge regional park on saturday and disappeared. kron four's. charles, the 3rd is live for us in pleasanton with the latest on the search efforts. charles. >> well, the search here pleasanton has not slowed down at all. there's still more than a 100 volunteers and search and rescue crews from dozens of bay area agencies here continuing the search. they just had kind of a shift change briefing just a short time ago and they are going to be working until dark tonight and they're shifting tactics a little bit to hopefully find mister craig jack. >> tuesday morning. the search for 37 year-old philip. right. check continued at full strength w

of us is jaguar. heating air is prioritizing installations where health and safety are at stake. we have calls from other people. >> over 85 years old. over 9 years old and there's and the temperature in their houses between 85 to 90. so we put some rush. >> on these calls. >> i'm doing everything i can in my hand to help people. but you get to the point we have through and i don't know what to do about dennis shanahan, fox 40 news. >> the new study says by the mid 2030's every us coastline will likely experience increasing high-tide floods. the study was published in the journal of nature, climate change found that the moon's warner cycle will boost rising sea levels caused by climate change. researchers anticipate some coastal cities will see floods every day or 2 or clusters of flooding lasting a month or longer. they say a wobble in the moon's orbit will impact its gravitational pull, which is the main driver of the first ties. therefore higher seas. plus, an amplified winner cycle could result in

this is the map you'll use to get around. bart is offering 4 lines that will leave from the embarcadero or barca darrow or civic center. there are 8 stops between san francisco and the east bay like daly city west oakland pleasant of a fair. the limited service runs thursdays, fridays and saturday nights. we have more details. and if you want take a closer look at this map. you can find it on our website. kron 4 dot com. still ahead and coming up at 3.45 travel nightmare to talk about. it was a force to be just a quick flight from vegas to stockton. >> but it ended up being more than a dozen hours. why on earth this happened and after the break, an uptick in shoplifting incidents. home depot. what thieves are getting away with and why police say they just can't help. >> and tracking warmer in clear weather for the end of your workweek forecast. details ahead of bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mortgage payments and improve your cashflow. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i

kron four's michelle kingston is on the story for us tonight. intial details for us. coming up a little bit later on right here on kron 4. meanwhile, local police are investigating an armed robbery that happened in the same area of chinatown. not even 24 hours before that attack. we just saw. police say 2 men approached the victim, one of them armed with a gun. the men pistol pistol-whipped the victim he had various on the ground and they try to take his belongings. it looks like they're trying rip his watch off his wrist. another man saw this. that's the guy in the helmet. he goes over to help and he was then also pistol whipped across the face. police are describing the suspects as black men in their 20's here in this picture. one suspect is seen wearing a white hoodie and white pants. the other suspect is wearing a black hoodie with a red and are short. he was the one holding the gun. we're told that has an extended magazine. police say a 3rd individual was inside the getaway car. now, if you have any information about this incident or the one we just showed you. p

see that poses any issues for us, not us. >> now. if you've ever struggled to build a piece of furniture from ikea while engineers at usc might have a solution. they've developed a robot that can help as the robot watches a person put something like a bookshelf it together. it creates and stores an algorithm that learns the steps. now, once the robot figures out the border or the order rather, of the building process. it can quote see the person pick up a specific pieces, then it can predict the next steps and helped by handing the person, the next school board or piece of hardware that's needed. that's always good. the news doesn't end coverage continues at the top of the hour on our kron on app. and here's a look at what's coming up. 5 police officers in palo alto are suing the city over black lives matter mural why they call the artwork and discriminatory and harassing. i'm tahernia. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: today on "dr. phil." >> dr. phil: this is reality where people are going to have to stop telling themselve

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basil john reporting for us live from our nation's capital. thank you so much. >> twitter suspended georgia representative marjorie taylor greene after they say she violated their policy against spreading misinformation about the coronavirus that suspended that suspension that lasted just 12 hours. now this comes on the heels of president biden's plea to social media platforms to take stronger action against bogus coronavirus and vaccine claims that he said are, quote, killing people. greene tweeted the virus is not dangerous for people under 65 cdc data shows that 250,000 us covid deaths were of people who were under 65. in the east bay. now there's been a dramatic increase in covid-19 cases. health officials attribute the increased infections to those who are not vaccinated kron four's haaziq madyun spoke to one city loader who says it's time to take drastic measures to get people their shots. >> new covid-19 infections are on the rise at hospitals in contra, costa county. according to the spokesperson for contra, costa health services as of

certainly from what we're used to. >> kron four's. andrew marden live for us from tokyo. thank you so much. we look forward to your reports this week and enjoy yourself. why are there. >> a shocking upset in tokyo. the u.s. women's soccer team lost to sweden in their opening game. the final score was 3 to zip. the u.s. is ranked number one in the world and a favorite to win in tokyo. but now they just snapped a 44 game win streak. the swedes bounced the americans from the 2016 brazil games in the quarter finals for the earliest us olympic exit ever. so next up, the u.s. women have another chance on saturday against new zealand. and the summer olympic games. they haven't even started talking about that next few want. coming up. they're going go back to australia 32 years after the 2000 sydney olympics. the city of brisbane has been picked to host the games in 20 32 these are pictures of fans celebrating the announcement this morning. meantime, paris will host the summer games in 2024 los angeles will host the olympics in 20 28. keeping an eye on the sports side this aftern

us here on kron 4. thank you. thank you for having, of where you are looking for people who are great questions were looking for people early after they've been diagnosed with covid. so within the first 10 days of getting a positive test and the first 7 days of having them again. and we're looking for people who still, as you say, are hospitalized. we know that most people with covid luckily don't get hospitalized. but it doesn't mean that they don't have them yet. and right now, unfortunately when you get a new diagnosis of covid. you know, we have very little to offer people to treat them. there is a treatment called a monoclonal that is available to people who are at higher risk and i would encourage people to look for that. it's available to them and their medical center. we really need better and more treatment that will work for everyone. we're looking at right now monoclonal antibodies that can given the given up an i e that can be given you can't flee. we're also looking at polyclonal antibodies

they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. cuteness alert for you right now. some nurses in kansas city got into the olympic spirit. >> by handing tiny uniforms for newborns in the hospital. outfits were designed to represent different sports. so we have a baby swimmer, a baby weight lifter and a baby. jim ness and the athletes even got gold medals. as for the parents, they gave their babies perfect 10 scores. looks like they had a lot of fun doing that. even a little olympic torch there. like baby feet. things are so stinking cute, good job nurses. now it's time to check in with newsnation to see what the team in chicago is working on for tonight. >> tonight. on that on the report. he takes you inside the final moments of the trump administration. live tonight, the author of frankly we did win the election. michael. >> talks about how the former president lost. >> plus held hostage i