send us your photos and videos by using the hashtag kpix. we will celebrate right here with you all. looking at all of your photos. we will be watching you have a good time.>> you will watch this guys darren. >> i am going to start out with a longer-range forecast. we focused on the fourth of july at the top of the newscast. i want to turn your attention to the longer-range change. you see the top line that says 6-10 days. we are looking towards the end of the seven-da this is one of those probability maps that shows you the degree of confidence. temperatures will be above or below average. the deeper the shade of rate the higher degree of confidence. there is clearly a high degree of confidence that the temperatures will start turning back above average. let me show you this in another way. 88 would be your average daytime high. it has been a nice stretch of weather. i am starting this on tuesday because i want to get this to go all the way to next saturday. we are going out seven days here. since there's been consistency here in these long

this low pressure system is just off the coast and is a little bit closer to us. that is why we have the stronger onshore flow for today with the slightly cooler temperatures. so, we are going hour by hour on future cast. sunshine inland and some clearing around the bay. the cloud cover along the coast is there and you can see the wins picking up as we go through the rest of the day. the afternoon sea breeze is kick and with 20 to 30 mile per hour wind. up to 40 around the coast and the bay. as we look to the end of the week, a ridge of high pressure over the four corners region building into the desert southwest and with it, our weather. we will heat things up inland. a hot de inland thursday, friday, into the weekend, with highs into the 90s up to triple digits inland by the end of the week. sunset is 8:30 for. sunrise at 5:54 tomorrow morning. digitizer cool, cloudy, and breezy. around the bay in the 60s, and the inland locations with sunshine this afternoon up into the 70s to low to mid 80s. very similar for tomorrow. may be a touch warmer for wednesday and th

mayor liccardo says san jose is already using as using us dollars. for example, the higher. >> young adults being impacted neighborhoods and are really committed to being a partner and policies. well, the white house says these types of meetings with local governments will continue. we've got a challenge with 300 million guns in this country. but how keep our community safe. and many. a lot of solutions and we're getting a lot of partnerships and there's no partnership that the better than and obviously the white house, noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> the california independent system operator or cal iso has issued another power alert, a flex alert. this one started about an hour ago will be in place until 9 o'clock tonight during a power alert as we know, help. people are asked to set their thermostats to 78 degrees or higher. they're asked to avoid using major appliances. the energy agency says even though it's not super hot today. this flex alert is necessary because of wildfires in oregon which are impacting electrical transmission lines. californi

>> jessica is joining us now at what's coming up at 5:30. some states pushed to make voting laws more . >> president biden not mincing words about what it could mean. >> free and fair elections. the most undemocratic, and sadly, not unprecedented. >> what the president wants congress to do to address the situation. >> also, israel ales already offering a third booster shot of the covid vaccine. is the u.s. about to follow suit? >> people are saying, well, maybe these vaccines don't work if you're going to need a booster, no, not at all. >> why dr. fauci says your two doses will still keep you safe. >> and we're roughly a month away from the start of the school year, the way san jose unified is now trying to track teachers. the news at 5:30 s

we don't know how many guns us trees. but there are so many that every day or officers are recovering 2 to 3 a day at the end of the march, a prayer was shared where 8 people were shot and 2 killed on juneteenth in oakland, phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> san jose. police are searching for answers after a deadly stabbing police say they found the victim yesterday morning. >> near cherry avenue and outgunned expressway. so far detectives have not released details about a suspect or motive. the death is san jose's 23rd homicide of the year. coming up on the kron 4 morning news a series of fires break out in one east bay city destroying one home now firefighters say the fireworks could be to blame. plus, the senate returns to washington today. >> after their 4th of july break. and at the top of their to do list is passing an infrastructure deal. we have the latest from dc. and after the break billionaire richard branson phys is space. how he's helping the mission will inspire others. >> thrill-seeking billionaire richard

was hardly any traffic, so they got used to driving very fast. and if people would just slow down, than the severity of these accidents would be lessened by quite a bit. it might turn some of these fatal accidents into injury accidents, and that would be certainly much more -- even though it's a bad situation, at least you don't have people dying on the streets out here in san jose. >> everybody just needs to slow down. >>> on the fire watch, the dixie fire is now california's es seas, and it is growing by the day. it's prompt thing more people to get out of dodge. new video shows the damage and the town of belden, in plumas county. charred remains of buildings and cars. the dixie fire is now more than 142,000 acres. it is 18% contained, but there were new evacuations overnight, and it's not the only fire threatening homes in the area? >> just off to the east, this is a new fire called the fly fire, in the butterfly valley. the east zone of the fire, we've taken care of that, so that is a new incident that's growing over there near the quincy are

tonight, it will builds back in and friday morning it's a gray over for most of us. it's so thick we are getting rain. we'll do this again over the n't be surprised especially along but east bayills, in the city and penla even not . will be misting. mariay mt. ytime the pattern are staying cool. 78 in palo alto and 72 in fremont. 73 for san mateo today. and will be in the low 80s over here for warmer inland valleys of the east bay, below average. numbers in the back of the bay, only low 60s for most locations and temperatures in the low 90s in mendocino county and stay here, the next 7 days keeps repeating both temperatures and the overnight influx of the marine layer. back to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up small acts of kindness and compassion, making a big difference >>> she has worked in alameda county social services for more than #30e years. >> and she goes above and beyond to bring smiles to family who receive county assistance in time of greatest need. >> sharon introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> you got to try and hold your head up and

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low 60s for most of us. mid 50s for our cool spots in the valleys. up in sonoma if we switch from looking at the temperature map to put on where those clouds are you can see this is widespread and classic how it kind of comes in and covers up the bay area. watch it melt back. i will let this play. by the time we get to noon most of us are look at sunshine with the exception. for those of us right in the immediate bay you can see how the clouds hang on. you can see the clouds are just hanging on tow city and east bay. any light rain should amount to about that which is not much. half-moon bay you will probably get a little more. pacific a you will be the same. we are still talking about a full hundredths of an inch. after we get sunshine daytime highs are where they were yesterday. that means upper 70s for south bay locations. low 80s for most of our inland east bay spots. we will see temperatures struggle to get out of the the upper 60s for much of the immediate bay and then as you work your way farther north you will see the low 80s return for the c

ktvu is elissa harrington joins us live to tell us what's coming next. alyssa? well, certainly going to be a very busy summer for governor gavin newsom in those candidates running against him now sets off the final weeks before the election to do some campaigning. changes coming for california and retirement is coming for gavin newsom former san diego mayor kevin faulconer is one of several candidates hoping to oust governor gavin newsom and take his spot as governor of california. a recall election is set for september. 14th republicans are wasting no time campaigning with only 10 weeks until election day. the polling shows republicans have an 80% interest rate, and i think meaning those who care about this race and i think the winner of this election as someone who actually comes forward with solutions. tom del beccaro, chair of rescue california, said republicans are motivated they plan to target independents and democrats, but democrats are confident the timing of the election will work in newsom's favor. his approval rating keeps going up as the state recov

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it's not a big change, but it does get us back into the upper 80's that are warm us by next monday. so we're rounding out july on a warm and very dry note reyna. john, thanks for that. we're off to a pretty light start for you on this thursday morning. >> traveling from the east bay into the city under 8 minutes for your drive time there are no major accidents or delays. a long 5. 1880 is a traveling also headed a cross towards the peninsula under 13 minutes for a drive time. there. so things are looking pretty light. we're heading to the south bay to look at one. oh, one to 8085 in 82. no major delays. 27 minutes as you're heading towards menlo park and highway 4 also looks great traveling towards conquer to 42 from for a long one. 6014 minutes for your drive time there. we'll have more throughout the morning. the daryn james, back to you. thanks a lot. raise 5.16. let's talk wildfires now governors from nevada and california toured the devastation done by the tamarack fire. >> that's the one that started in california and then burned into western nevada. it's now 59% contained cre

now. >> have you thought about using a taxi at all. >> i have thought about using taxis, but i just don't know how to get them. despite being lesser known over the last few months taxicab companies say they're seeing increased demand. we've always had a huge flywheel app users when uber and lyft for surge pricing. but now it's you know, maybe triple that flywheel is an on-demand taxi cab app that works with most cab companies in san francisco. president han soo kim says longer wait times and surge pricing on rideshare apps is pushing people back to their services. i think uber and lyft probably are going to readjust this surge pricing because they have been so many complaints about it but until that happens here, i think taxi drivers are in for good period of time. >> now flywheel says that there's still a perception that cab companies are pricing a little higher than rideshares. but these days that's just not true. they're actually working with sfmta to try and create fixed pricing on that app for taxi cabs and they say they're going to launch that as soon as next month. flywheel isn't t

that really indicates that on shore flow and ocean breeze kicking in for us. temperatures are cooler compared to yesterday at this time. we are looking at the mid 50s in downtown san francisco, oakland in the upper 50s, mid 60s in santa rosa, low 70s san jose and concord, mid 70s for livermore. we are about five degrees cooler in oakland compared to this time but the 24 hour temperature change, five degrees cooler in san jose and four degrees cooler in concord, hayward, fairfield. checking winds, you can see blustery conditions at sfo, westerly winds at 23, 15 hayward and concord, 21-mile per hour winds in fairfield. summer sea breeze kicking in and that's why we are looking at today, the coolest day of the week, stronger on shore flow. as we go through our day, sunshine inland but still looking at the cloud cover along the coast and around the bay. as we look to tomorrow, low clouds, areas of fog stream right back in for tomorrow and then looking at clearing for most of us through your friday. in fact slightly warmer friday and start of a warming trend into t

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for us the usual, low clouds and fog spreading out already deceiving. that will continue until tonight, not too far into the inland valleys farther than what we saw last night into early this morning. you're going to see some passing clouds overhead on saturday but still plenty of sunshine, slightly cooler temperatures for inland parts of the bay area, closer to what's normal for this time of year, and then some minor ups and do our temperaturesnext wee let's take a look outside and here is the view as we look to the east from salesforce tower. the fog already taking over. the bay bridge just that spectral outline through the fog. temperature downtown 52 degrees, 67 in oakland but still warm farther inland. 77 santa rosa, 80 degrees in san jose. still in the mid-90s in end,whate and concoros ns to45 fir pitch t ing to be heading out there, layer up. it's going to be cool, it's going to be breezy. as you saw from salesforce tower, the fog and low cloud cover is already starting to rolling towards the day. futurecast shows the same pattern with that gray

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video shows us the flames flaring one. crews got to the scene and saw heavy flames shooting from the roof. the flames really intense at this fire on 41st and telegraph in oak land. this is a two alarm working fire, possibly a business, massive flames shooting from this video as well. the investigation is underway. firefighters are looking to determine what caused all of these fires. justin andrews, kpix5. >>> new video of a fire near pier 92 that san francisco fire department says was caused by fireworks. fire sparked last night but continued smouldering and flared up again this morning. a fire boat was called to assist and the fire is contained. >>> numbers in after multiple fires were likely caused by fireworks in contra costa. the fire department reported 48 grass fires and five structure fires across the district. grass fires were down 20% and structure fires were down 40% compared to last year. one fire was started by a professional display at the concord pavilion. the show came to a stop for about 20 minutes as crews

monkeypox is spread via droplet us. it happened before when imported african rodents spread the disease to prairie dogs. >>> wider devastation from massive regions. the forecast shows little mercy. >> reporter: the death toll is climbing rapidly, and the search for survivors continues. germany has many villages reduced to rubble by sheer force of the water. houses washed away like they're made of paper. they could not withstand the debris and force of the water. a lot of people in those houses calling for help. and the police say they may till be there because either they never left by the warnings, or they may have returned this morning, because it has finally stopped raining after many days of uninterrupted torrential rains, and this may have prompted many people to think that the worst was over. now they're stuck in their homes and will have to be saved by helicopter or inflatable boats. there are still more than 1,000, 1,300 at least, people, missing, unaccounted for. local authorities hope this is, the telephone ne

mayor liccardo says san jose is already using as using those dollars. for example, the higher. >> young adults being impacted neighborhoods and are really committed to being a partner and policies. well, the white house says these types of meetings with local governments will continue. we've got a challenge with 300 million guns in this country about how keep our community safe. and many. a lot of solutions and we're getting a lot of partnerships and there's no partnership that the better than and obviously the white house, noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> now to a bold smash and grab robbery in the south bay hundreds of thousands of dollars in jewelry stolen and it's not the first time the store has been targeted. the brazen break-in happened at geoffrey's diamonds and goldsmiths in campbell, 3 thieves broke through the window rushed inside. they smashed display cases and basically took as much as they could before leaving in about 5 minutes. they stole up to $250,000 worth of jewelry. this is the 4th time the store has been hit by burglars in 5 years. >>

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the cruiser using the trail to get closer to those flames. but again, they've got two crews fighting this one. >> the fire is causing some closures and backups, authorities are asking everyone to avoid the area if possible. we will talk to brian hackney who has been tracking the weather conditions in san jose. >> is wind effector? >> they are always a factor but they are about 50 miles an hour. the helicopter is north of that fire. and the wind in the vicinity, this is right between san jose and milpitas. the winds are about 60 miles an hour. and those northerly winds will be easing up in the next few hours. so it's not great but it's not as bad as it can be. but the fact that the wind will be dying down over the next few hours is good news. and temperatures are only in the low 80s which is also good news. it is raising a pretty good plume of smoke. high pressure, winds and decreasing, that should at least help them out a little bit . >>> let's take another live look, these pictures from the ground. do close to where it's earned. we are told

alright evan sernoffsky reporting for us, evan. thank you well to celebrate independence day, dozens of people became the united states citizens today, right here in the bay area. that i take this obligation freely without any mental reservation, or purpose of evasion. so help me god, congratulations. new citizens. that naturalization ceremony taking place earlier this morning on the flight deck of the uss hornet in alameda, 50 people from 30 different countries were sworn in as new citizens. this is absolutely exciting, you know, being the citizen of the largest democratic country in the world, the beacon of democracy. it's exciting to now know that i can participate in protecting it defending it. i can do my best to vote put people in elected power, who like represent my views and represent wanting to make things better message. us citizenship and immigration services says this is just one of 170 natural. ization ceremonies being held across the country between yesterday. and july 7th. well, that's sky they're showing us a mix of

kids can't share supplies like they used to. can i borrow your pencil? no, no, no, not with covid-19. >> it gets them excited for school, too. >>> tomorrow we're going to talk more about the backpack make. but coming up, major league baseball commissioner weighing in on the uncertain future of the a's in oakland. next. featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's. . >>> a few hours before the game, mlb's commissioner put the spotlight on the a's. >> he tried applying pressure to keep the team in oakland. the way the city council votes it month will quote, determine the fate of baseball in oakland. a week from today, the oakland city council is to vote. manfred says a negative vote by the council could mean the end of the a's. >>> roger federer says a knee injury will keep him out of the upcoming olympic games. federer says he's greatly disappointed, calling competing for his company switzerland in honor and hig

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

it for attorneys to use as for victims and witnesses and accused of crimes to use to so they can have some kind of. record of what happened when the officers come out that this is a huge win. >> for the city. all of these eastern contra, costa county and the bay area as well as the country because people demanded police reform. we're delivering on that. >> the cameras will remain alive for an officers entire shift except when that person is dealing with personal matters. the video will stay in the police department's cloud system. at least 3 years later this week. officers will be using a later this year. rather officers will be using dash cams in their cars. >> in the north bay mill valley police are searching for the person seen in this video. they say he vandalized an art installation at 10. we'll pious high school last week. police say the suspect targeted to art murals and spray painted over the words equity and black lives matter. the department is investing in the act as a hcte crime. if you have any information, you're asked to call mill valley police. >> today marks 2 months

making us one of the safest cars in the us. and this year, iihs has awarded a top safety pick+ to all 2021 volvo models. holiday monday. let's hope you at least had the day off to enjoy because while another nice one around the bay area little cool along the coast to warm inland and our bayside communities right in between, with very mild temps alive. look here at sfo once again where the clouds are already beginning to creep back. we are looking at them returning across the bay by about sunset. near repeat of what we had yesterday. and as we get into the days ahead, i see little change for tomorrow. wednesday we will get into some hotter weather, especially far inland cities. eventually here's a look at the stone tracker, too, and we may have a little bit of drizzle out there tonight and tomorrow morning as well, moving it a little bit closer along the coastline, some areas along the coast never really clear today. it was a partly sunny, mostly cloudy day over areas of the coast. meanwhile, around the bay. we have a mostly sun

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overall looks great for us. ahead, really nice stride of weather as we've been talking about continuing into the next couple days. i want to show you what's really controlling the weather pattern across the west. we do have this area of high pressure that brought monsoonal moisture real close to the area the last couple days. off to the north there's this cooler system that's going to be dropping temperatures over the pacific northwest. sandwiched in between both of those, it's the perfect recipe to keep the morning fog going and afternoon sunshine and also keeping a lot of that heat away. as we start it off tomorrow morning, there you go. fog back into san francisco as you're used to in july with spotty areas of drizzle. a little of that making it to the east bay and patchy clouds. little better bit of that cloud cover moving into gilroy. most of this clears out, and we'll be looking at a lot of sunshine. wednesday shaping up good for us. we'll start it out with 50s across the entire bay area. light jacket weat

joining us is the solano county health officer. thanks for being with us. the other eight counties say they are recommending that people put on their mask even if they're vaccinated, but you are not. why is that? >> well, the simplest answer is that nothing has changed in what we know in this several weeks since cdc and state health department recommended no masks indoors for vaccinated people. so there's simply no reason to change the current recommendation because nothing has changed. >> well, we are seeing an uptick in cases in people that are not vaccinated, coming down with potentially some of them with the delta variant. and when the other eight county health officers came out and said they want people to mask up in order to protect the people that aren't vaccinated. isn't that a change? >> no, no. the vaccine shows good protection against covid. immune people don't spread covid. as for the increase in delta, it has been increasing across the country as we predicted it would, because it is so good at transmission that it is the dominant train. the sur

thanks so much for joining us. the news at 5:30 starts right now. >> the united states is another stretch closer to ending the 20-year war in afghanistan. the top u.s. commander in afghanistan handed over responsibility to another american general. general scott miller has served as america's top commander in afghanistan since 2018. the new commander, frank mckenzie head of the u.s. central command. he will oversee the winding down in headquarters in tampa, florida. >>> as the u.s. completes its troop withdrawal there are new concerns for the country becoming a breeding ground for terrorism. some 90% of american forces are already gone. richard engel reports from the afghan capital of kabul. >> reporter: as the u.s. military winds down operations, the top american general handing over this morning to a new leader with a far more hands-off mission. the taliban are closing in on kabul. as u.s.-trained of a began military forces put up halfhearted resistance or surrender outright. so, is the united states heading righ

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mayor liccardo says san jose is already using as using us dollars. for example, the higher. >> young adults being impacted neighborhoods and are really committed to being a partner and policies. well, the white house says these types of meetings with local governments will continue. we've got a challenge with 300 million guns in this country. but how keep our community safe. and many. a lot of solutions and we're getting a lot of partnerships and there's no partnership. they be better than and obviously the white house, noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> 33 is the time san francisco's mayor london breed and police chief bill scott held a news conference eo show the latest crime statistics and the new information they say paints a different picture of the city than what's often reflected in these viral videos that suggest crimes out of control while burglaries are up. yes, thefts and robberies are actually down and car break-ins have started to tick upwards from last year. but they are still down from their high point back in 2017 and in terms of violent c

thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne that former student claims at the berkeley unified school district was negligent by failing to protect students and supervise its staff. >> she talked to kron four's haaziq madyun just a short time ago. >> the caption in this 2000, 3 berkeley high school yearbook photo reads most likely to date a teacher. female student was rachel phillips. >> she says the man with his arms around her in the photo was or high school teacher and track coach matthew as i was screaming to get away and you know, even talking about it now just sort of sense like. >> called. >> knives up my chest because i can feel it. i can feel the feeling of him being to close. >> 36 year-old rachel phillips filed a childhood

tell us about the vax program. i imagine it's welcome relief not only to the zoo but to the animals and the zoo goers as well. absolutely uh, you know, we've worked really hard during the whole pandemic to really carefully follow protocols to keep the animals here safe. so it's worked. we haven't had a single animal sick here at the oakland zoo from the covid 19 virus, but they're certainly at risk. so we're really grateful that we've received these vaccines. we've. already given the first vaccine to a number of animals the day after we got them and it's great. it feels really good. what is it like to vaccinate a mountain line? i'm sure these much like humans are oh, great, i'll take a vaccination. that must be tough. well the lucky thing here at the oakland zoo as we really have a long term ethos of a lot of positive training with our animals, so really teaching them to voluntarily cooperate. with a lot of different medical things that we need to do. so if you think about it, a mountain lion needs a rabies vaccine

stay with us. >>> ahead for us, the big changes at hotels, no more breakfast buffets or daily housekeeping. plus, could be the largest ransomware attacks, blamings russia how it is effecting more than 2,000 companies. ahead on nightly news. [gator reverb] in indri sings] [elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪♪ >>> a follow up to a story first report the earlier this week, lace up your skates, folks, san jose's aloha roller rink is officially back open, the rink at ridge mall was closed for 15 months but opened to administer more than 85,000 covid vaccine. they're not doing that any more. today they are welcoming back skaters looking pretty happy and they look good. owner hope to be open at full capacity but right now capping things at 500 skaters. in the east bay there's a big show planned for this weekend but fireworks not going to be part of this one. take a look at these dazzling led kites. is that cool. last year the so-called kite man of martinez flew them on the fourth of july because no fireworks show because of the

for all of us. california. residents disneyland is going to be discounted for us for a limited time now. now they do what was it a week ago now that i live. yeah, it was so great. so here's the deal. and the $3 a day is what you'll get. but you have to buy a three-day pass and it's a one park per day pass if you want to park hopper, they'll charge an extra 55 that's still cheaper, though. so check it out. if you want to stay at one of the disneyland resort hotels, the lafayette 25% off certain rooms. you have until september 30th to make a reservation before this deal goes away. so you know what, now? >> i i sit mom says i don't need 3 days. i do. i do. >> it's it's all one count. but we stayed from morning till night and of extending their hours now, when i went they were closing at 9 and now they're closing at plus july 4th. they started fireworks again. >> so i missed out on all that stuff that you get in on and one day it was all right. so enjoy that if you want to take part good one to get down there this

mayor liccardo says san jose is already using as using us dollars. for example, the higher. >> young adults being impacted neighborhoods and are really committed to being a partner and policies. well, the white house says these types of meetings with local governments will continue. we've got a challenge with 300 million guns in this country about how keep our community safe. and many. a lot of solutions and we're getting a lot of partnerships and there's no partnership that the better than and obviously the white house, noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> our investigators and the work that they do to bring people to justice has been extraordinary. san francisco's mayor and police chief know they have a massive pr problem because the city's been making international headlines over concerns about out of control crime today merely breed and chief bill scott play defense holding a. >> news conference showing the latest crime numbers which they say painted different picture the city than the one that's being reflected in viral videos. a brazen crimes. kron fo

we've seen people using firearms. much more to be seen in the past and obviously that creates dangerous situations for entire community so that was concerning well, and also seeing like every city in the bay area frankly, that has sideshows you see more of those 2. >> and those have been you know, mean, they've injure a lot of people like it's likely. i haven't heard of anybody killed. there's been a lot graffiti and vandalism that goes along with that. that affects the local businesses nearby. >> unfortunately, while we were addressing the 7 shootings later that evening. we did incur a pretty large and violent side show up to 300 vehicles additional 200 it was very challenging for us as they shot in the air as they pop and as they threw objects at officers. so very challenging for us to while still trying to manage violence at the same so we are our capacity. >> well and would it be more challenging or better solution to figure out how to do this with less money because there's been calls to take some money from the

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so very, very few used cars out there. however frank, if you're going to sell your used car, you're going to get a premium anywhere from 10 to 20% on that now, if you go to the dealership, and you're going to buy a brand new car we used to negotiate on the sticker price. maybe get it down to invoice. maybe we sometimes get a below that that's impossible today because they don't have enough inventory either, so that's created an inflation cost right right there. and now, you know, people are getting out of their homes and their traveling and so you're seeing your first go up and a lot of the things that we don't have enough of. the prices are really rising in those areas. well, we're showing video right now. georgia how much for pain at the pump it it's pretty ugly stuff i spent over 60 bucks to fill up behind a how do oil prices tie into all this inflation? well, first of all, frank, you got to go electric. they didn't have to work. okay not as effective as we go forward. but actually, the cost of oil now has really gone u

an inland heatwave is in store for us. here is a live look at san francisco with the flag in the breeze this afternoon. that shows gray skies at this time. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s around the bay. we are talking upper 60s in livermore, san jose low 70s for santa rosa and concorde. at this hour, let's check out the wind. we are tracking the westerly winds with a strong onshore flow still in effect. 50 mile and hour winds in concorde and hayward 10 miles and hour winds. eight miles and hour in san jose. onshore flow, that ocean sea breeze keeping temperatures on the cooler side for today. but, changes as we look toward tomorrow. a heat dome over the four corners region will be building into the desert southwest starting tomorrow is being tracked. the clouds are still along the coast and you can see the strong westerly winds as we go through the day at about 20-30 miles in our along the coast and around the bay, making it feel even cooler. the sunset at 8:34 and sunrise at 7:55. inland, some of the warmest spots a

mayor liccardo says san jose is already using as using us dollars. for example, the higher. >> young adults being impacted neighborhoods and are really committed to being a partner policies. well, the white house says these types of meetings with local governments will continue. we've got a challenge with 300 million guns in this country. but how keep our community safe. and many. a lot of solutions and we're getting a lot of partnerships and there's no partnership that the better than and obviously the white house, noelle bellow kron 4 news. and the north bay police arrested 2 santa rosa man and separate incidents. >> on suspicion of carrying ghost guns. the first arrests happened in the roseland neighborhood. now police say a 19 year-old man ignored an officer's instructions and began to reach towards the floorboard of his car while being pulled over officer pulled the driver from the car without any incident when searching the car. that's when police found a handgun under the driver's seat. 3 hours later that same officer stopped a man walking nea

and hey, i think for those of us a little bit further inland that is just fine with us now. temperatures tomorrow will be right around the same as 2 days as well. also be the case on into saturday and sunday do expect some afternoon sunshine, some morning fog here and there. as for sunday for the 4th of july partly cloudy skies could help to prevent too much fog formation which will work well for those official fireworks displays. again, i want to caution everyone on your activities that you're planning because we are still in the midst of some very heightened fire danger. so first and foremost a priority for the 4th is to be safe. second priority is of course, to have fun with the family. back to you, donna, like this fire or a tease. there. >> as you are heading out on the roads this morning. we're getting a look at your bridges heading into the city this morning via the bay bridge, no major issues or delays. a little under 9 minutes for your drive time. we are seeing high winds along the benicia bridge and the altamonte pass. minutes. this has been a great bridge for us.

like us, $500. i had to pay out of pocket to cover from my rental costs, so we looked into it and our commander of the traffic division, uh, has arranged for the fees to be away. carter also says she still had to pay for a rental car while her vehicle was impounded. she says the entire experience has been frustrating, and it has been expensive. now it's time to check in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo hornet. look at our weather. we've been kind of stuck in this cooler, foggy pattern. i wonder if that's going to change anytime soon. rosemary, i'm going to say no. now we're looking at a slight warm up in time for the weekend. hello ali. hello, mike and all of you out there. yes, the morning clouds followed by the afternoon sun and relatively mild weather, especially for this time of year felt around the bay area. we're still trying to clear some of that cloud cover from the coast and around the bay and here's a live look at sfo where we do have the fog in place. to expect a partly sunny to partly

he joins us now with more. dan. >> well, vicki and grant this mother's concern is over proof of vaccination or. a negative covid-19 test. she believes that this lake and also these churches, including 3 crosses here and castro valley may have allowed students without showing proof of vaccination or proof of a negative covid-19 test to go to camp and that exposed hundreds of other kids that were at that camp with them and she tells us that this apparent lack of oversight site put her daughter risk and also hundreds of other kids at risk as well. >> at least 3 campers at hume lake christian camps have tested positive for covid-19 3 crosses church in castro valley had hundreds of their kids at the camp in the sierra national forest last week, 4 days into the trip on july. 15th hume lake notified parents of the positive tests by tuesday morning. 3 crosses alerted attendees and families of an outbreak at the lake. i think you need to definitely answer for their actions. they put a lot of people and being a lot kids

and i think that is not a good look at this video for us. the onetime issue and will not be a problem >> i'm sergeant shows us name tag on the camera. it says d shelby while the sheriff's office is investigating the incident supervisors will be going to all shift briefings to let everyone know way seen in this video can not be done. >> a 30 year-old woman and an 8 year old girl are in critical condition after the 2 were shot in vallejo. >> we first brought you this story yesterday on the kron 00:00am morning news as kron. 4 felecia call brings us those details. >> it's devastating. if you really is ready blaring shocked to see the evangelist temple fellowship center in vallejo, riddled with bullet it's where she exchanged her wedding bow. now it's associated with the double shooting of a 30 year-old woman and 8 year-old girl is all this could soon be going on in vallejo period is heartbreaking. we grew up in we were born and raised here. police responded to the 800 block of sonoma boulevard at around 1045. wednesday night and found the wound