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>> now on the kron, morning news and attorney arrested in the east bay for sticking up for the people living on caltrans property in oakland wa she says the sweeping the area was not legal. san francisco and crack down on camdenton. our visa started

well, lakers as not going as well. city officials had originally hoped. and an inmate convicted for murder in alameda county his conviction overturned. what the da says left prosecutors to release him from his death penalty. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> well, good thursday morning and thank you for waking up with us bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news here on thursday. august reyna harvey, i want to get you moving. remember the day before really, really warm yesterday. another warm one. some wonder where we sit today. good morning, john. yeah arena. well, i'm finding finding the camera that you can see anything in which is a sign of one thing. >> we've got the fog back in with the fog does come the cooler temperatures too, that fog going get this morning really sweeping across the bay area, especially at the coast and through the golden gate. that means temperatures will have that cooling effect. and this morning watch out for

some low visibility spots. right now. temps are in the 50's to 60's san francisco at 54 berkeley. 55 concord in dublin, the each at 62 degrees right now. now, as compared to yesterday when we had those super calm winds. take a look at where wind speeds are at this morning through the delta. we have 26 mile per hour winds in vacaville. that's a cool ocean air steering its way to the car. keen as the delta out from the golden gate and that cool air slipping right back in mother nature's they see kicked right back up and this will have an effect on our daytime highs today in a way that i think will enjoy. here's your view at the coastline. half moon bay, definitely on the foggy, if not misty side out there, one skies clear out today, just a lot more pleasant. most of us are going to be in the 60's 70's to 80's with low 90's at the very warmest for inland areas. let you know what those changes look like, right where you're at. still to come. as for your roads, we are looking at a pretty easy commute. still hardly anyone crossing the bay bridge toll plaza at this moment. in fact,

looking really empty. that's probably just a bit. now you can see more people coming through and it's likely going to be a fairly busy thursday commute ahead. san mateo bridge at 12 minutes for your crossing there. all the other bridges like the richmond center fell in the golden gate are also rolling at the limit. watch for the return of fog at the golden gate this morning. rain wind. john, thank you for that to a big story we're following. dozens of rv's used to line the street. >> weiner lakers and san francisco until city officials recently ordered them move. as you can see, the rv's did move only about 2 miles up the road that's now creating a set of new challenges for people in that new location. but for sarah stinson has that story for us. >> the rv community is now parked behind the san francisco zoo and next to a rehab center. this is creating some trash in safety concerns for people in the area. but families who live in the rv say they don't know where else to go. >> in our view, community has popped up right behind the san

francisco zoo. many of these families moved their mobile homes about 2 miles from where they used to park on winston drive near san francisco state after the city started enforcing parking signs, there are no rv's in sight. the coalition on homelessness says as of august 1st, more than 50 low-income families living in rv's. there were forced out. that includes karla hernandez and her 2 kids. she spoke with us in spanish explaining how hopeless this has made. her feel from feel disappointed because we thought we were going to be able to stay here. the rv community now on zoom road is also next to the pomeroy, recreation and rehabilitation center, a facility that offers support for kids and adults with developmental disabilities. some of the parents are very uncomfortable. you know, they they don't understand. >> all these people around them, it's kind of scares. hernandez says they try not to bother anyone in keep the area clean. the coalition on homelessness is calling on the mayor to create safe parking for rv's.

>> the mayor's office released a statement saying in part, quote, mayor breed agrees the rv's should not remain near the pomroy center along zoo road. the city has already conducted in-person outreach with rv occupants on zeroed and will continue to do outreach and offer support housing and shelter while enforcing parking laws. hernandez says she worries about her family being forced out yet again. we would like to stay here. we're simply asking for that a place where we can stay put and not have to keep moving so frequently because moving arby's is complicated. moving them here to there. it's complicated the city has not flat out said when they will force the rv community to road. >> just that they're offering services to them. the department of homelessness and supportive housing says as of june 27th 27 households have been moved out of their vehicles. >> and into housing reporting in the studio. sarah stinson kron. 4 news. >> well, in the east bay, police in oakland are invpstigating a shooting that

killed one person in the middle of the afternoon. this is video shared on the citizens app showing the scene on hilton street. police say they responded to the scene around 2.30 and found a person shot. the person died on the scene. police have not released any details on a suspect or motive. and in the north bay police responding to a column massive sideshow. this is on georgia street in columbus. police say over 100 cars are participating and blocking traffic because of the large scale of the sideshow of little police enlisted the help neighbor law enforcement. they also asked for air operations join in. police were able to arrest 14 people in impound for cars. well, a memorial is growing for a little boy who died after he was hit by a pickup truck. this all happening in the south bay, 11 year-old boy has been identified by the family. his name is cs, a moral maros bar high. now as parents, it is a statement saying, quote, that acs will

be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him. his light touch so many lives in his maybe we will continue to shine for infinity in our hearts. family also adds acs loved basketball. how the deadly crash happened around 4.30 tuesday, right at the intersection of lee and camden avenue in san jose. police say acs was riding a scooter with 3 friends when he tried to cross the road against a red light was hit by the truck. police say the driver stayed on the scene and cooperated with police. they say speed and alcohol were not factors in the crash with the new school year. starting this morning for san jose unified school district city officials urging both drivers and pedestrians to be careful. every traffic collision has a. >> a reason for right. somebody violated some type of traffic law and order for that to occur. grade. we call them in action. but really somebody had to have done something for this to happen. they are sometimes accidental, right? there is no intention behind it's really about make sure we talked eleven's about safety

being everybody's responsibility. well, as mark san jose's 30, a traffic death of the year and 11 pedestrian death. >> so far. and he's you arrested after she chained herself to a fence and opening a few. andre hansen was protesting homeless encampments week, but she says this technically is not a homeless encampment and the senior citizens that were living there, they pay to rent them parking spaces for their rv's. it's a caltrans property. she says they were not given proper eviction notice before the sweet hit, some believe the governor's new order is leading to improper removals and practices. >> and newsom's new executive order. talks about modeling caltrans and how. outreach should happen. but it doesn't. i'm on the street all the time. i fight my tire plant based are folks who are experiencing. being unhoused and outreach is not happening. service providers are not

being held accountable. >> we'll and runs a berkeley nonprofit where we go specializing in homeless encampment offense. she says there needs to be much stronger oversight of sweeps following the governor's statewide order. a new federal audit says california put hundreds of millions of homelessness dollars at risk because of, quote, disorganized, anti fraud policies. on a look at the state's department of housing and community development found agency lacked the policies to properly protect nearly 300 million dollars of fraud on it did not find any actual instances of fraud, only problems with the anti fought policy before the state says it's working to improve the current system. a high schooler is raising money to help fight hunger kron four's terisa stasko introduces us to the avila, the bay area teens stepping up to help a local food bank that's now under threat. >> over the summer i was planning on running and i thinking how can like run and

also do good for the community for san francisco. high school student luka running is fun. but these days there's more to it than training for his school's cross-country team be my grandma was all has always been really caution about the bank. she the daunting there for like decades now. and i started volunteering with the last year and i really enjoyed it. i saw the good the community. i want to support them >> bliss says that he came up with the idea to turn miles into a fundraiser for the san francisco-marin food bank. so running to help out seemed like a logical next step. >> 2 per pratt. she's been a longtime volunteer. she really loves the food that she they great cause. if you stay happy that i'm working for. >> obama says his goal is to run 600 miles so far. he has run 110 miles is started in july. so already raise $2000. a ton of money. super happy 3rd of the way there. >> it's we love the tears and says turned passion of his into a way to help fundraise for the food bank to we

couldn't be more appreciative in doing that. >> cody jang is with the san francisco marin food bank during the pandemic, the food bank expanded to meet a critical need, offering food at 30 pop-up locations around the san francisco-marin bay area. however, that money has now dried up and pop ups are down to 20. they'll be completely eliminated next year. >> serving about 50,000 families overall we're not to serve that number with the loss of the public program. >> as for obama, he says that he likes being a part of the solution. closing the gap. one step at a to reset stasio kron. 4 news. >> our let's head over to paris olympics now. quincy hall wins gold in the olympic 400 meters race winning his first career olympic medal women's artistic swimming team when sober jack doles joins us now from paris with the latest morning jet.

>> good morning. ready. and that 400 meters was epic race. quincy hall was in 4th place coming around the final turn. it didn't look like he had a shot, but he found another he just blew by the other 3 guys takes the gold medal. the look on his face when he crossed the finish line was one of surprise. and then shortly after that, he lay down on the track into the snow angel. it was pretty incredible. one of the great finishes you're going to see here is team usa continues to dominate and in the pool, artistic swimming, united states picks up a silver medal. first time the u.s. ladies have meddled in this event since 2004 in athens. if you've seen the video rania of that has gone viral in the first round, they didn't underwater moonwalk. honor of michael jackson. and then last night was the acrobatic part of the competition with a throw each other up in the air out of the pool. this is one of the most impressive sports i've seen as

far athleticism and physicality and just being able to hold your breath for as long as they do. and then the other thing is. they've got to take a shower for about 2 or 3 hours after they're finished. just to take that show out of their hair. they put some kind of stuff in there. >> takes help get that out. silver not only credible performance, us still has a team that will be in the duet competition. coming up. yeah, team usa continues to dominate here, andrea. we expect the united states to hit the 100 metal mark here in paris to that. >> jacket was incredible. seeing them move walk while they were under water. i can't even do on dry surfaces. thank you for that update, jack. i will right back after the will right back after the break. don't go anywhere. introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich.

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>> we are 4 things. you know, today, 3 sanibel teens accused of brutally assaulting some money in june. now, all we said that's all happened right in the area of playa del rey in the canal neighborhood. teams are being charged felony assault with a deadly weapon. and an update to a cold case investigation in san jose. is released a sketch of the suspect? they're looking for? take a look. they say he's involved in a san jose homicide that happened about 4 years ago in twenty-twenty of november. police previously released a picture of the suspect's car. it's believed to be a gold lexus. and there's an effort at state capitol to rename part of interstate 80 in san francisco after willie mays. i remember days passed back in june at the age of 93. played 23 seasons in major league baseball. most of that with the giants. he's considered

one of the greatest of all time. 24 years as the phone, they got a new logo. the change comes after oakland rename city's airport to san francisco bay oakland international airport. it the polls by san francisco leaders. start seeing the local in person over the next few years. a lot happening today. the school the forecast and get you moving good morning, the rain that we are looking at a day today that is going to bring a cooldown with it. return of fog already this morning. >> looking through the golden gate. what you can see right here on the other side of the golden gate in the bay is those flags along the embarcadero just really pushing into our inland directions. that's that cool. ocean air sweeping on in allowing us this nice cool down that we have ahead of us today. as of this morning, we do have a quite the blanket of low-grade watch for some mist and drizzle at the coast. visibility at bridge level has been fined so far. so no major issues there. fortunately,

this high-pressure ridge that certainly still sits in place is just a little bit further east sea breezes kick back up. we will see the potential of some thunderstorm activity in the sierra today, but not so much back here at home. in fact, really the only thing we've gotten futurecast is this generous breeze pushing inland that cool coastal air and mist and fog at the coast and a nice sunny, but much more comfortable day for inland areas after today. this is the trend that will carry through the rest of the forecast. generally a westerly breeze into the bay area allowing us that ocean cool there and a little bit of fog during mornings, mostly sunny afternoons. today's daytime highs in the city only going to be in the low 60's at the coast. upper 60's for our bay shores and neighborhoods. looking at some 60's right along the coast on highway one 70's to 80's for most of the rest of us. and only a few spots hanging on to the low 90's today, including morgan hill, most gatos. well, san jose down to 84 degrees,

pleasanton and livermore. also low 90's, freeman, 81. hey, we're done. i-76 the at 71 degrees. even walnut creek down to san ramon down in the 80's today, antioch, our warmest spot at 96 degrees. filet o you return to the 70's today at 79 looking ahead. this is kind of the temperature trend that we have for the rest of the week with low 90's that our warmest inland lot of 70's along the bay shore next week. it's even cooler yet with highs down into the 70's to 80's. as for the roads, we had earlier incident on the bay bridge right around the fremont street exit. it did look like one of the lanes was blocked into what was an apparent collision. but the tow trucks already they're having cleaned up that incident. we do have a residual delay, though. your drive. time is now at 20 minutes that delay really starting to be seen. once you head towards the midsection of the east and the bay bridge. so to the toll plaza, you're still fine. but once you're on the stand to expect a slowdown and this could result in earlier earlier traffic

issues, san mateo bridge at 12 minutes to make your crossing their the richmond center fell at only 7 minutes and the golden gate. all you got to worry about as a little fog and some mist reyna. all repairs still underway in union city after water main break. >> happened right at the intersection do now road and central avenue. this partially flooding neighborhood street. do vote has been closed, causing some pretty major disruptions. there. >> buses don't run. they don't stop. people are waiting for the bus stops in their buses are just going by. the businesses are all blocked >> you can see it in their faces. it's toll areas >> city officials say the cause of the leak was from a utility company working in the area. and the san mateo county board of supervisors. they decided to not run for with placing a measure on the november ballot. that would

ask voters whether they want to grant public agencies within the county, a more direct role building affordable housing measure introduced to the board in mid-july in an effort to make it easier to get much needed. affordable housing built city supervisors say they do not want rush their decision like to wait until the next voting cycle to move forward on that measure. officials say that postponing the measure to the ballot. we'll give the county more time to conduct community outreach. hold informational sessions. motors in san francisco are going to see a measure in the november ballot that addresses the city severe shortage of first responders, the board of supervisors introducing the first responders to the loan forgiveness program where the city will reimburse first responders up to $25,000 for related educational or training expenses and student loans. if approved, it will become san francisco's first loan forgiveness program for first responders. vice president kamala harris and

her new running mate, minnesota governor tim walz continue to hit the campaign trail. they held rallies in 2 battleground states on wednesday. well, former president donald trump's running mate did the same last correspondent on hudson. joining us with more warning was shot. good morning to you today. vice president harris and her running mate governor walz will be headed out west to the crucial state of arizona. >> where voters there say their 2 top issues are immigration and border security. but yesterday it was all about those swing states in the midwest for the trump and harris campaign. vice president kamala harris and her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz rallied supporters in michigan. >> protesters attempted to interrupt harris during her campaign rally in michigan. >> if you want donald trump to win. >> earlier the harris was

campaign were in wisconsin talking to voters about what they believe are key to this election. i don't need you telling me about her health care. i don't need you telling us who we love. trump's running mate, ohio senator jd vance took a similar path through the midwest. we just need better leadership. it is so simple. then stephen walked from his plane over to air force 2. vice president harris's plane on the tarmac and wisconsin. i just. >> i just want to check out my future play. but i also want to go sale of the vice president. he pushed back on the harris campaign for calling him elitist. if you want to criticize me for getting an ivy league education, i'm proud of the fact that my mom all supported me that i was able to make something of myself. and the harris campaign says since announcing governor walz as her running mate. >> it raised 36 million dollars in the first 24 hours. reyna. >> alright, she shot. thank you for that update. there. and after the break, a popular south san francisco bakery was fined more than $100,000.

we'll explain why and what they currwell, an update now on

what caused this fire tuesday night on 8.80, in san leandro. wow, according to chp, a possible shooting happened on the highway before car crash went up in flames. investigators did find the little holes in the car say the shooting did not cause any injuries. driver and the passenger are recovering related to the crash and subsequent fire. we don't have any word on arrests yet. then they'll bakery set to pay $162,000. 4 air quality violations. it happened at their facility in south san francisco. quality officials

say the company failed to conduct required admission test for 5 years and they released exceeded levels of carbon monoxide. say anthony's hosting a back-to-school drive welcoming at least 400 kids to get free backpacks. school supplies, clothing, jury today giveaway in the tenderloin neighborhood. they see there's kids for a successful upcoming school year. this year. saint anthony's will have tables set up. staff will share information on additional services. the drive starts at 8.30 this morning and ends at 02:45pm and has the same hours tomorrow. coming up next to the kron, 4 morning news san jose community officer was hurt. i suspected dui driver was released from the hospital. have

>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. before you head up a house, you need to know how to dress today. i'm so mean maybe still some light colors time. good morning. >> i love it. yeah, any colors you want to what we got to get out there to do today is enjoy little bit of a cool down. as far as temperatures go. you can see out there from mount tam just a little bit of the city lights. we got some fog this morning that is pushed back in and that is cooled us off as compared to the past few days. actually notice this difference in temperature and for the better too 50's and 60's for current temps, oakland at 58 conquer dublin at 62 degrees right now. santa rosa and sonoma among to over cooler spots, along with at the sf in each sitting at 54 degrees now compared to the same time yesterday. this is a little bit cooler. the real difference will be made this afternoon. sea breeze is back

and in full force. take a look at the delta breeze, fairfield and vacaville between 20 to 30 miles per hour. wind or write to the car. king is in the golden gate so that ocean airs steering its way back in what a change from yesterday's calm conditions during the morning. 60's 70's 80's for most of our highs today. a few low 90's at the very warmest. let's go to the roads. and as far as the bay bridge goes, we did have the earlier incidents right around the fremont street exit that didn't look to have one lane blocked. that is actually down a little damages for sure drive. time goes. we're at 25 minutes right now to get across the bay bridge. so there is some delay there, even though it does seem like the incident has been cleared. as for the san mateo bridge, 12 minutes to make your crossing. that's the limit. no impact. richmond center fell at 6 minutes. that's a great right time. and looking across the golden gate bridge, your typical 19 from novato to the toll plaza traffic picking up as is that fog. all right, john, thank you for that.

breaking overnight. >> a suspected dui driver slams into a power pole causing a huge mess. this happened on the same exact street that and 11 year-old boy was killed earlier this week. rovers. we'll live in san jose with the latest you're just on the other story yesterday. >> yes, this is camden avenue right behind me. this is several miles from the other location where the 11 year-old boy was hit and killed. you can see this scene very active. you can see downed power lines right there, right in front of the taco bell. this is at the intersection of camden and kuz or road. we will zoom in on that car. it's still there. you can see that power pole fell on top of the car. amazingly, the driver was electrocuted. now, let me show you video of the scene. this all went down at around 2.40, in the morning when for some unknown reason still under investigation. this is like a tea intersection. so you either make a left or right.

you cannot go straight ahead. but that's exactly what the driver did slams into the power pole takes power lines down. you know somehow he manages to remove himself from the car, even though lines are down, he could have been electrocuted while trying to find out exactly why he was not electrocuted. but there were people inside the taco bell and outside the talk about at the time. fact, we had a chance to talk to one of the witnesses. here's what he had to describe about the driver. >> it's, you know, we drive to fly with this evening everything is a hallmark exposing and wortham to north lake city. so i got in my car my with end. i do see the parker. >> we're just hoping everything. >> lots of smoke at that particular time. no spoke down. but this is a huge, seen

you can see this intersection. you can see the downed power lines moving from the left to the right your screen police officers. they're actually at the are there intersection as well because they don't want anybody getting too close to the power lines. i do see electricity in this area. lots of lights inside the apartments in nearby businesses. as far as the driver, he was taken to the hospital at this particular point. i'm sure police officers are interviewing him if he's ok to be interviewed to find out exactly what happened as far as when this intersection will be reopened. i did get a chance to talk to some of the pg and e workers. they say they simply don't know. this is a huge task because not only do they have to remove the power lines, of course they have to re store before they get it back to the public so they probably will be shut down well into the morning. back to you. wow, it's certainly going to take some time. so we'll be

checking with will throughout the morning. >> as continue to work get that restored time now, 5.34 and a san jose police department community service officer back home this morning after spending about 4 days in the hospital. she was hurt after a suspected dui driver crashed into our and another officer killing him and leaving her seriously hurt. michael thomas live in san jose with more on that. michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. a very thankful san jose police department yesterday after community service officer veronica bair was released from the hospital as rhonda mentioned after suffering multiple injuries and losing her partner on the job. take a look. this is video of her release last night. you can see the department surrounding her. lots of excitement and thankfulness. there. bear was seriously injured after a suspected drunk driver crashed into her and another officer while they were redirecting traffic early sunday morning on the job. the other officer at longtime famine,

fortunately did pass away from his injuries with san jose. police still mourning his death when it comes to statements. take a look. this is a statement that was put out on social media by san jose police department thanking everybody for their support. they also say the road to recovery for bear will long and extremely, extremely grateful to get her home. another statement put out by san jose mayor matt mahan posting and saying how thankful the city was and thankful to those at the hospital that were helping their but her recovery, adding that she has a broken job, cracked ribs and internal bleeding and also spent 4 days that intensive care unit it comes to the driver allegedly responsible for bears injuries and her colleagues, death officials say it was a 44 year-old morgan hill man with a history of duis. he was arrested for felony vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence. back out here live again. they were very thankful last night as we get more updates on her recovery were any details regarding the person who was behind that.

we'll continue to keep you updated. that is the very latest reporting live in san jose. michael thomas from 4 all right, michael, thank you for breaking that down for us. >> so when alameda county, dozens of death penalty cases are now under review after it was uncovered, prosecutors black and jewish people from serving on juries. 12% kerman has more on that story for us. >> for the past 38 years, kurtis lee irvin, he's been in state prison. 33 of those on death row for the 1986 murder of carlie mcdonald and east bay, mother of 4. now the california attorney general's office determined the conviction cannot stand because of misconduct on the part of prosecutors working at the time in the alameda county district attorney's office, the basis for the attorney general's concession. >> is that i'm the different deputy district attorney mister anderson. during jury selection. he exercised his peremptory challenges in a way to exclude. i believe it was 9 of the 11 black jurors and one

jewish tour that were denied the opportunity the right to serve on a jury on a death penalty case. the victim in this case was white. mister ervin is black. alameda county district attorney pamela price following the attorney general's decision. >> a federal district court overturned the conviction. now it's up to her to decide what happens next to the 71 year-old irvin who is currently at a prison medical facility in stockton. we can retry the case. we can dismiss the case. we can settle the case. this is just one of 35 death penalty cases. a federal court has ordered prices office to review following the discovery of similar misconduct in the case staket for the 1993 murder of a 9 year-old. and that case takes us being re-sentenced, which could lead to his release next year. price offered apologies to the family of irvin's victim and blamed it on those who used to run the da's

office because of the failure of the supervisors of mister anderson. and so many failures over the years that they have now been. >> i once again subjected to having to relive the facts their mother's murder and the trauma of going to trial and having this whole situation once again brought up in the media and addressed by our office and the continuing litigation. the district attorney's office now has 60 days to decide what they want to do with this case. >> among the options, whether or not they want to retry the case. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> well, settle say police arrested a 16 year-old boy who they say is connected to a carjacking. this happened in the south side of the city. police said the stop the teen in the area that this loaded gun in his possession solak returned to the victim. the 16 year-old boy was booked into juvenile hall for charges including carjacking. man who admitted to trafficking a 13 year-old girl with the sentence. 24 years in prison.

that incident had about 3 years ago. according to police, the man identified as marcus carter took the victim from stockton, forced her to engage in commercial acts with buyers in california and reno for about 2 weeks. they say she managed to escape to a gas station. new streets in salinas in addition to prison time, carter will be required to register as a offender for the rest of his life. and sandra fell. 3 teens accused of you attacking someone in june. they are now in juvenile hall. police say the assault happened in the area. playa del rey and the canal neighborhood. the 3 teen boys assaulted the victim with brass knuckles. the person was taken to the hospital. police shared this photo of the weapon along with other guns found inside the car during that arrest and license plate reader helped police locate the suspect vehicle teens are being charged with felony assault with a deadly weapon. that update to bring you on a cold case investigation in san jose. police have now released a sketch of the suspect. ok?

so get a look looking for this man. they say he's involved in a homicide have about 4 years ago in november of 2020 7 on orlando drive east san jose police previously released a picture of the suspect's car. it's believed to be a cold lexus. and there's an effort of the state capitol now, too. parts of interstate 80 in san francisco after willie mays. the resolution sponsored by 2 bay area. senators. they'll cause for the department of transportation to name a portion of 80 where the bay bridge enters the city right near oracle park to willie mays, highway may's passed back in june at the age of 93 he played 23 seasons in major league baseball. most of that with the giants. it's considered one of the greatest players of all time. after 24 years. >> we have a new logo. the video posted on social media. you can see a wing in the f which it forces represents the past present possibilities of

the future. the change comes can rename the city's airport too. san francisco bay oakland international airport move opposed by san francisco leaders. you can start seeing the new logo in person over the next few years. still ahead, the robber morning news east bay restaurant hitting a milestone. >> as he almost hit 5 decades in business, how they plan to celebrate. tell you in just a bit. we have 4 things you do

today. the sun open investigating a shooting that killed one person. we say that person died at the scene. police have not released any

details on a suspect or motive. and a nice pay attorney arrested after she chained herself to offense in oakland and refused to move andrea hinson protesting a homeless encampment sweeps. she says they were not given proper eviction notice before this week. hinson believes the governor's new order is leading to improper removals and practices. repairs still underway in city after a water main break. this happened. why the intersection of amado niles road and central avenue. he's partially flooding neighborhood street. now says been closed, causing some pretty major disruptions. city officials say the cause of the leak was from a utility company working in the area. mueller's in san francisco will see a measure in the november ballot that addresses the city. severe shortage of first responders. if approved, it would become san francisco's first loan forgiveness program for first responders. alameda county has a brand new high school for. >> first time in more than 50 years next week, general high

school in dublin will become nearly. 1000 students. more for its first official school gear on campus. the 374 million dollars high school first program back in 2020 district. officials say the new school will help alleviate overcrowding. and evan, hi, which is the only public high school in the city for high school in pleasant hill was the last high school to be built in alameda county. it opened in 1973. i can't wait till they get to enjoy their new campus. happening today, california will be celebrating the first ever penned the day. governor newsom has proclaimed a new holiday in honor of giant pandas debuting at the san diego zoo. the panda pair. they arrived at the zoo in june. now they're ready to greet. visitors found their new habitat. the 2 beers are the first giant pandas into the u.s. in decades. we've been talking about these pandas now. folks can finally go take a look at them yet again. all right. well, john people got to do that. how's

the weather going to be fun? and good morning. yeah. i mean, san diego is going to be really nice for those pandas. we still got to wait here locally. >> but we are looking outside here at what we have locally at the coast, a half moon bay, lots cloud cover making its way in from the coast this morning. that cool sea breezes back and the cooling effect it has with it is also back. we're we're sitting on radar right now. clear further inland, but that sea breezes kicked up around 25 to 30 miles per hour gusts right now through the carquinez into the delta and out along the coastline to so after yesterday's calm and clear conditions, we are looking at a return of that cool coastal there. high pressure. ridge is still in place. and with that, we do have some monsoonal moisture in southern california as well as up in the sierra nevada opportunity of thunderstorm development the next several days in the sierra that does up fire danger of it here locally. we don't have that same month signaled potential. but we do have some of the fog and drizzle that comes along with the at the coastline and just

generally that westerly breeze keeping us on the cooler side of things. the rest of the forecast, no more temperatures getting close to triple digits. nothing close to that at all. in fact, today's daytime highs in the 60's solidly for san francisco and for other coastal spots. pretty much everyone else's 70's 80's to low 90's at the warmest burlingame at 78 degrees today saying carlos, a warm 81 south bay temperatures mostly back down into the 80's. only a couple spots barely hanging on the low 90's, pleasanton and livermore. you'll be among those low 90's while doubling down to 85 walnut creek down to 89 oakland, you'll be at 71 cool temp for you. our warmest spots out towards the central valley, antioch, in vacaville, hanging out in the mid 90's today. now looking ahead tomorrow and saturday will be a holding trend of low 90's. the warmest 70's along the bay shore next week looks even cooler yet with highs topping out in the 80's at the very warmest now for the roads. we did have an earlier issue on

the bay bridge is you're trying to get off at the fremont street exit that's been cleared. but we do have some residual delays behind it. and you can see that back up through the toll plaza is a little more extensive than you usually see at this time of the morning. so expected to take a little bit longer by only a couple of minutes. san mateo bridge at 12 minutes to make your crossing while the richmond center fell and the golden gate free of any backups on either all right, john, thank you for that. in the east bay, a local family owned restaurant celebrating a huge milestone. oakland. >> tomorrow, the montclair, shot. we'll celebrate 50 years of serving the montclair district. the visit is gone to an unstable economy, widespread crime, including several burglaries. the latest one happened about 6 months ago in cost the restaurant $1000 in damage. the owner says he's thankful for the support from the community that's kept his business alive. >> we're lacking in their community are with such a we amazing staff treat people

with respect. with one out, no matter who they are. >> the restaurant will be holding a celebration tomorrow and the community is invited. it starts tomorrow from 2 until 5 in the evening. throwing a no-hitter last week. giants pitcher blake snell continues his dominance last night against the nationals and have their all-star closer mason miller back from the injured list. sports director jason dumas has all the highlights. >> a look to get back to 500 again with the chance to finally get over that hump again on thursday. let's go to our nation's capital. blake snell on the bump for the very first time since that no hitter, he's just been phenomenal as of late last 5 starts. only allowed 2 runs with point '05, 5, e r 3rd ending. no score michael conforto. >> he gets under this one. good for the next. can't make the play calling. it is. >> is a month away comes into

score. will that look like guy made one than a 3rd bottom of made one than a 3rd bottom of the inning? now 2 to one this one here. it's that snow curve ball. >> into the cheap seats. 3 to 2 snow was still good that we'll get back him later. 4th inning. >> giants answer my case. trends d. right field having underrated season. i've given him a lot of flak. was looking at his numbers today, but where he hits in the lineup, ok for 22 forecast. we have a tie more from san francisco in the 5th. elliott ramos continues. his impressive season. his 17th of the year is 43. and then that both very next pitch. we going back to back like drizzy drake. matt chapman, same spot. guess what is 5 to 3 back to that. after mentioned blake snell, seek out more than enough run support for him. 6 endings we gave up 3 runs and he saw that

homerun strikeouts. good changeup again, not always pretty, but it got job done and the giants needed it. they win. 74 they were looking to bounce back or losing to the white sox on tuesday for setting no score. benintendi to the one that's with a 2 run home run that out to an early lead for any as you meant 2, all with 2 outs for nicky lopez. he rips a shot up the middle that zack gelof. >> beautiful play to end the bottom of the 7th now the a's finally get their offense going. armando alvarez. with a liner to left incomes. brent rooker and then next up, jello, he's going to hit a flare right here. it drops that plates. the tying run, lawrence butler, when hit a sacrifice fly to give run one lead watched and in the night. mason miller. seals the deals

for his 16th. save a similar all-star closer to aids when 3 to 2. all righty. that's a look at sports. >> and for your health before young students in athens tackle a new season as they head back to school, doctors are reminding parents keep your kids safe and healthy, particularly when it comes to their hearts. >> well, can actually overheat a lot quicker to finagle and they don't have those cooling systems. they're not really as efficient breathing and sweating as adults are so it can affect them much more seriously, much quicker as a general rule. i like to recommend about a 50, 50 riccio water to elect or light mix. okay. other things to keep in mind. make sure where proper clothing. that's pretty. the bull take frequent breaks every 15 to 20 minutes and stay hydrated. >> coming up next. >> state lawmakers working to make healthy food more accessible to all california. the new legislation tell

people is so-called food deserts. well so

far in 2024. california sees more than >> 120 million dollars worth of the legal cannabis since january. the unified cannabis enforcement task force has destroyed nearly 37 times. unlicensed cannabis, which is nearly 123,000 illegal plants. all the worth more than 120 million. there 11 operations across the state, including alameda county says that task force was created, sees more than 465 million dollars. any legal cannabis delta. passengers of delta

airlines filed a federal lawsuit over their flights that were canceled as a result of the global it outage last month. today's flights were canceled. multiple airlines affected. delta hit the hardest pastors affected are demanding refunds for the frights was refunds for the hotels they need to book because of cancellations. coming up in the next hour, san francisco officials attempt to clear all the camps might not be working as well as a whole. >> and an inmate convicted of murder in alameda county has his convictions overturned what the da says that prosecutors to release him from his death pe

>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, a driver crashes into power poles in san jose. overnight. a witness described what they saw. a community officer hit by a suspected dui driver is finally out of the hospital. we're live with the latest. plus attorney who defends people living on caltrans property in oakland is arrested. we hear from her. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with i'm darya and james starting this thursday morning off with another foggy day. yeah. yesterday and had got dark how about the weather? as far as the temperatures go to a little cooler, john? yeah, that cooldown is here today and we can thank a little bit of that gray for it. >> might be a bit less of a brilliantly bright morning, but we'll take it if it means we're more comfortable in the afternoon. let's look outside from above that low grade. you can see there is a sunrise me

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