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stephanie rothman, san jose state students are dealing with a death of a classmate. this is just a few days into a ne semester. a student was found dead in their dorm room yesterday around one in the afternoon. and it happens in brand new student dorms that just opened this month. kron 4 shock moment has reaction from those students. >>san jose state officials tell us that this death was an isolated instance and that they don't believe that there is any ongoing threat to the public here. but we still did chat with some students here at the smart village on the paseo who tell us that there are a little shaken up as they head into the first couple weeks of the semester. they sent out e-mail. >>america all parents is starting her first year in college at san jose state and she recently moved into the newly designed dorms, spartan village on the paseo. over the weekend, a student was found dead in their dorm. feel sad. >>because although i didn't know the person's by it's like a very sad situation. cent of the state is not revealing

many details about the death, but it's now the second reported spartan lost this year. >>over the summer, louise are quite low in glass was shot and killed in san francisco. he just finished his freshman year. i feel fine line america says things are quiet in these new dorms which recently had the ribbon cutting ceremony classes for san jose state students started just one week ago. >>his roommate came in and he he. yeah, like >>hear about what be bansal roy are also freshman and say first responders were outside the dorms all day on sunday. you told me yesterday that one of his friends told him, you know, there's a lot of police cars down year. meantime, san jose state, vice president of student affairs, mary fuentes, martine said in a statement this loss is heartbreaking and devastating for our close knit san jose state community, especially at the beginning of a new academic year as we approach this difficult news and the days ahead. i'm comforted by the support that i know this campus will provide to all those who need it. now, the identity of the student who died along with

their cause of death is still being withheld at this time. now, san jose state did tell us that they are providing counseling services for students here in the residential dorms as well as faculty who may have been impacted by this death reporting at san jose state jack moment. kron 4 news. >>a 14 year-old boy and a woman are both dead after investigators say a truck driving the wrong way crash into their tesla. it happened shortly before 4 this afn on highway 85 near santa teresa anuin san jose. the chp says a 47 year-old woman was driving a tesla going northbound when the pickup truck crashed into her head on killing her and her teenage passenger. the driver of the pickup identifies as a 39 year-old man from orlando is hospitalized with major injuries. chp says at this time they don't know if drugs or alcohol played a role. all northbound lanes were shut down for about 4 hours during this, but they have since reopened. and police in

berkeley are looking for the driver responsible for sending a child to the hospital. they hit and run crash happening on a crosswalk at dover and alcatraz avenue this morning. officers say a man was pushing the child in a stroller. the man was not hurt, but they do say the child suffered non-life-threatening injuries during this. a swimming instructor accused of molesting children is trying to get out of jail. his lawyer says his dietary restrictions are not being met. 25 year-old tyler livingston has been asked santa rita jail in joplin since his arrest last month, according to his lawyer, he's been served milk and eggs despite being locked host, intolerant and vegetarian. his lawyer argues prison kitchen staff headed north. the letters asking for different food and now requesting he be released to his parents home equipped with a gps device. legal experts say this is a long shot at getting him out. >>will the state where his parents live accept as safe. sure. we'll take your child

that you're accused child molester. they're not gonna do that. there is a california problem. if i had to guess i'd say the judge is not going to let out. they are going to try to me that all his dietary needs and that's where it's going end. >>the next court hearing for livingston is scheduled for tomorrow. and there's a new push to protect a longstanding small businesses in san francisco historic. upper fillmore retail strip. san francisco supervisor aaron peskin today announced new tenant protections for businesses. this comes after a handful of businesses in the neighborhood say a group investors scooped up their businesses. and we're told they must close when the lease supervisor peskin said his proposal would give so-called legacy businesses more leverage to negotiate their leases and landlords would have to justify their reasons for evicting the businesses. >>well, what a great start. the workweek. lot of sunshine around the bay aea. some fog beginning to move in, though. now as we get ready for what

could be the hottest day of the week ahead tomorrow. tomorrow morning, though, we wake up to some patchy, dense fog inside the bay. the temperatures going to be hovering in the 50's that fog along the coastline could be a little bit thick alongside the bay as well. nice and clear in the valley. then we start to heat things up pretty quickly jumping up the 50's, even some 60's by 8. then we're getting close to the 70's. how about that warm temperatures ahead. in fact, some places near triple digits tomorrow. >>well, take a look at this. oakland zoo says breyer is thriving with the help of new toys and challenges that boost his physical and mental growth. the little mountain line you see there was found in california's eldorado county when his mother could not be found. the decision was made to save him. the suez says he enjoys running, jumping climbing and of course, playing and cuddling. there. what a cutie. i'm sure he's going to have a nice life now. you're watching kron-n-n-n-

>>the special counsel looking into the classified documents case against former president trump is arguing it should be reinstated, including jack smith's appointment as a special counsel was unconstitutional. kron four's grant lotus and vicki liviakis spoken. rory little professor of law at uc law, san francisco discuss. >>for people maybe not following this extremely closely. can you explain what happened today and how that could affect things moving forward? >>so as you may recall, former president trump was charged with keeping and taking to florida. >>classified documents which are not permitted to be taken

even by a former president united states. and he's also charged with obstructing the investigation into that claim by ordering his employees to hide the box is the documents we've all seen the pictures of these boxes of documents mar-a-lago ordering people to hide the men, not tell the truth about whether they seen them or move them. that center. that case was criminally charged by the special prosecutor appointed by the attorney general to investigate various things about donald trump. and that case was that dismissed by the trump appointed district court judge in florida. who the appointment of the prosecutor was unconstitutional. in other words, not questioning the merits of the case where they're classified documents that were headed by the president in florida was instructional justice. no ruling on the merits simply saying the appointment of prosecutor was unconstitutional. she dismissed the case and the special prosecutor has now

appealed that to the 11th circuit, the circuit, the federal circuit that sees florida and other southern states. it'll take months for that appeal to be resolved. it will almost certainly be resolve against trump. he will lose that appeal. they will then take appeal from that to the supreme court. and we know there's one vote for trump at the court because justice thomas says the special prosecutor was also unconstitutionally appointed and there may be other boats, but whether it's a majority, if the supreme court. but another, we're talking about months and probably years before this comes back and then this judge is likely to dismiss it again because she clearly is completely against this prosecution of this case. >>so, professor little, i mean, all the legal wranglings notwithstanding. people would like to you know, justice served. and will that ever happen?

>>you know, you're absolutely right. it is indictment of our justice system that when you have video evidence of these documents being hidden in marlow lot, mar-a-lago and testimony from the employees who say trump told to lie about it. so you have obstructed justice. you have this evidence. so clearly on point and yet months and months and months can go by. it really is an indictment of the system and there's no reason for anyone to have the faith in our federal system that they used to have, which is terrible for me to say as a former federal prosecutor and also a former 30 years, not former or current professor at u c a loss after cisco. >>it's so is it correct that this could change the role that special prosecutors play in years to come cases to come. and also what about the

idea of just having the justice department try the case without a special prosecutor. fine. if the judge doesn't like the special prosecutor, we could just, you know, do this the quote, unquote, normal way. >>you know, i think that's a really good point. and i think many people within the department of justice were advocating, hey, attorney general, what you just switch, the prosecutor just take the special prosecutor out and put into career prosecutor who can handle the case. i don't know why that wasn't done. i think it was a viable solution. it wasn't done. >>i think this administration simply wants to make the point that this argument that special prosecutor unconstitional is wrong as a matter of constitutional law if it were to be upheld us, it would change that would say you can't have special prosecutors. you have to have sort of career appointed prosecutors. the distinction between those 2 things i think

seems meaningless to your average person. and i would agree with them. so your question is exactly on point tonight can explain why it wasn't done. >>will we hear sooner than later? a response to this by the 11th circuit or they're going to sit on it for a lot of think? >>no, they're going to put this to their normal process for appeals, which literally in our federal system takes months to decide. even then 11th circuit, which is a little faster actually than the 9th circuit california. but we're still talking about, you know, for sure going to see a briefing schedule issued. then somebody is going to file a brief 30 days later, somebody file a brief. we're talking well after the election in november. and should trump win? >>this case would be dropped immediately. >>absolutely. i mean, you know who knows. but he would almost certainly order the department of justice to drop this prosecution and every other federal prosecution that might be going on. the one in

washington, d.c., most particularly and he would say special prosecutor thing of the past. all right, professor, very little you see law, san francisco. thank you for. >>joining us this afternoon and explaining what's going on. on. >>more i'm so sorry jack about the mess that big yellow and i made. yeah, is there any way that i can make it up to you? actually, you could help me promote my new $6 big deal meal. you think i could be bought, you son of a— hello. this is only showing in japan, right? is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data.

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four's dan kerman reports. >>the superintendent's report prepared for wednesday's school board meeting indicates an average of 62 days lapsed between lead testing in notifying schools and parents of the results and taking corrective action. the superintendent calls it a communications problem. but parents say it's far worse. these are children who work being children and staff were being exposed to lead the contaminants in their the impacts of that contamination. sometimes show up for years or decades after the fact this is recklessness and disregard for community safety and public health. that >>difficult to wrap your head around. nate landry is a parent of an oakland schools, 6th grader. he says the school's tested for lead back in april. >>had even longer delays. he says that wednesday's meeting, the superintendent needs to be more specific about how the ball was dropped. who is responsible for that? not this general sort of belting of >>responsibility into very, very vague sort of systems and

administrative language, but very specific people, agencies, positions links in the chain that led to again, a massive system still, you're not only communication, which is what the district will point to, not only in communication, but a reckless endangerment student and staff will be at the school site so 186 water fountains and faucets. >>have been identified as having high lead levels. 66 have been repaired and are awaiting retesting before being put back in service. the superintendent's report does indicate newer school facilities will also be tested for lead and more filtered. water stations will be coming to schools across the district. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>in san mateo county, despite failed contract negotiations, buses will no longer be disrupted this week. kron four's michael thomas explains.

>>county transit officials say all bus driver showed up for work today after a scheduled quote, calling sick day was bland as officials continue to negotiate with the union. for the last few months. samtrans and union officials have been trying to negotiate a new contract. the most recent offer from the agency being rejected by the union on august 14th. >>samtrans officials tell us the offer was fair competitive, an equitable and offered a wage increase of 4%. this fiscal year and a 3.5% over the next 2 fiscal years and also offered a targeted equity adjustment for both operators and maintenance workers. no word on why the offer was rejected. but the agency says in response they were expecting multiple call outs both on monday and tuesday from about 400 of the bus drivers that are represented by the union with the agency saying bus driver showed up for work and they don't expect any call offs tomorrow either. as we get more details regarding those negotiations will continue to keep you updated. that's the very latest here in millbrae very latest here in millbrae michael th

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>>disturbing video shows a heated exchange between an alameda county firefighter and another driver. and it could cost the firefighter his job here. i'm using racial slurs and attacking the other person's ethnicity and now the fire chief is taking action. kron four's terisa stasio reports >>and intense confrontation. now the focus of a sweeping investigation involving an alameda county firefighter or

the firefighter was off-duty when he was recorded by the driver after an accident in lodi. the video posted on tiktok friday due doughnut driver says several times that the firefighters spit on him. the fire fire can be heard hurling racial slurs and profanity at the driver attacking his ethnicity, his job, and he's driving on monday. incident has sparked understandable concern. >>and i want to address directly with transparency and accountability. alameda county fire chief william mcdonald addressing the situation saying that the firefighter who has not been identified has been placed on paid administrative leave. >>i want to sincerely apologize on behalf of the firefighter in our department for his actions. what you saw on the video does not in any way reflect their dedication to integrity, professionalism and community trust. >>the chief adding action is already underway and the

department. >>you're probably wondering what is being done. cfd is taking a critical look inward and assessing where we are with our training and our guidance for personnel in organizations, culture. we are taking immediate steps to improve relationships with our community, improving enhanced sensitivity training for all of our members of the department. additionally, we are implementing mechanisms to measure progress in fostering a more inclusive and respectful environment. >>and there's also this, chief saying that the alameda county fire department is a diverse one and that they embrace that diversity also saying that, although this is a personnel matter, they will be releasing publicly the findings of their investigation in the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news. fears over the possibility of a wider middle east war intensify after israel struck targets across lebanon. >>this has u.s. leaders push for a cease-fire. washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more.

>>top u.s. officials remain in the middle east as those tension show. no sign of letting up. >>on sunday, israel and lebanon's hezbollah launched their heaviest exchange of fire yet, obviously, this is tense. it's something we have to be concerned about. some democratic lawmakers say the white house is doing everything it can to keep the situation from becoming an all-out regional war. we're working with our jordanian partners, our saudi partners, as well israel and some of the soft diplomacy going on with even the iranians try to keep this from escalating top u.s. defense officials, including the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, along with military forces, remain in the middle east. the u.s. posture in the region is very strong that i think played a role in deterring iran. iran supports both hamas and hezbollah against israel and leaders say keeping iran in check is what's needed to contain more fighting this. a nightmare for ron and her proxies. >>for the arabs and israelis

to reconcile and make peace and take the region in a different direction. the white house as president joe biden is monitoring the situation as hope remains. a cease-fire could still happen, but hopefully reach a cease-fire. >>with hamas is around hamas as soon as possible. >>cease-fire talks in cairo remain ongoing among several middle eastern countries and the united states reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >>more news

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>>explosion like fireworks and then some pops and budget. >>inside that now. >>police say they responded to several sideshows involving 500 participating cars. a video shows participants creating a ring of fire for

people to jump in and out of all cars did donuts around them. things took a turn at the intersection of lewis brown road and bw william's drive. when shots rang out. police say when they arrived, they found a man with a gunshot wound. it tried to save him, but he died at the scene. another victim is currently in critical condition after being shot at another location about 3 miles away. no arrests have been made for the 2 shootings. police say they also got into a pursuit with one of the cars at the side show. it ended in hercules 4 people got out of the car and ran and then officers found a 10 foot python inside the car. multiple agencies assisted with locating them. police arrested the driver for reckless driving obstruction and involvement in a sideshow. 3 passengers received misdemeanor citations and released at the scene. the car was towed and the python was returned to its criminally charged owner, remnants of the sideshow can still be lewis

brown road including beer cans, shredded tires and bullets. the one we spoke with says the city needs to do something to prevent the sideshows from happening. maybe not having intersection so open, maybe putting like a roundabout or like a center divide like something that would deter people from gathering. i reached out to the mayor of allay ho several city council members and police to see >>what they want to do to curb side shows. no one was available to speak in time for this report. >>i'm sara stinson reporting in vallejo kron. 4 news. >>police in redondo beach are warning the public about fake qr codes that were found on parking meters across the city. they asked people to put in payment information as well as their location, scamming drivers reporter annie rose ramos has the details. >>not just talking about a few of those fake qr codes on a couple of the parking meters. police here in redondo beach finding about 150 of those fake qr codes throughout the entire city, including right here in revere a village.

here's the good news. they say they collected and taken away all of them. but they want to warn the public before more could pop up. >>so this is the qr code here. so this is a sticker that actually took out of evidence. one of the ones that was actually recovered over the weekend and it looks legitimate. and if you look at what is on the parking meters, there is a smaller version of a qr code for one of the ops. and i could see how this sticker being placed on the parking meter would be misleading. >>now we want to show you images of the fake ones. they're much larger than the real ones. and when scanning these fake stickers users are taken to a website labeled ploy by phone and asked to put in their payment info. now the official website is called pay by foreign phone. not point but pay. now what we also want to show you, the real companies working with redondo beach to collect parking fees. there are 2 official ones. the first is park mobile and the second pay by phone park mobile uses a qr code that directs users to their official app. pay by phone accepts payments on their app or on their official website.

and of course, you could always use the coins or your credit card right here directly on the parking meters. >>i don't know is possible, i think is a tool you know, is no. we says the technology. >>is a scary every is have to have. and that everywhere never swipe card. trust i just don't like swipe my card. cause you could be have fraud that way to write. don't they put like some sort of scanner in those sometimes? and this was the qr code. yeah, and i don't do those either. because i'm old school with coins and i have some in here right now. >>this scam, it is something we've seen before over in alhambra police. they're warning of a similar scam. fake parking tickets, criminal sticking those on cars and those tickets had qr codes saying people could pay their fines to that. the tickets looking very convincing even saying they are issued by the city hampers parking enforcement. all to trick people into visiting fake

websites are downloading malware that compromises their personal info. now police are madonna be saying they've inspected each and every one of their parking meters and removed all of those fake qr codes. but here's the thing. they know that some folks may have already fallen victim to this scam. they say if you think you have contact police immediately to file that report, even if you're not sure whether or not you fit paid through unofficial one or not, contact them anyways, the help you figure it out. reporting from redondo beach. any was ramos ktla. 5 news. any was ramos ktla. 5 news. >>kron on will

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not very reassuring. >>nasa confirmed they won't be returning home now until 2025. so their plan a day trip will now be at least a month's news nation's correspondent. xavier walton has the latest. >>we have had mistakes done in the past. we lost. >>2 space shuttles. another chapter in what reads like a sci-fi novel. bill nelson, nasa top guy telling the world how those 2 astronauts stranded in space will be returning to earth. the decision to keep butch in sunny aboard the international space station and bring the boeing starliner home. uncrewed is result of a commitment to safety. >>let's stop starliner atlas. 5. >>what started as an 8 day mission for astronaut suni williams and butch wilmore has now turned into an 8 month mission after weeks of testing nasa and boeing ultimately making that decision to keep

the astronauts on the iss. officials say helium leaks and thruster issues in the propulsion system were to blame for sunny and butchers extended stay in space. we've had a lot of tense discussions, right? because the >>the call was close. nasa ultimately calling on spacex to play the role of hero during its next crewed launch in september. instead of sending 4 astronauts to the iss on its dragon capsule. spacex now sending 2 making room for sunny and butch to hitch a ride home. we have a lot of work to do relative to rest of the mission, which is. >>bush and sunny, stay on the space station for some time and a return on crew. 9. >>we're considering that spacecraft with a couple extra 2 different seats. so we'll have 2 different crew members, 2 crew members on that vehicle we'll have it ready to bring. but since any home. >>former president trump vows unsealed thousands remaining documents that's related to the assassination of president john f kennedy. he made the

announcement after getting an endorsem*nt from robert f kennedy junior reigniting speculation from the warren commission news nation's elizabeth pran has more. >>it is certainly a conversation that we have been witnessing for decades. i mean, congress passed a law back in 1992 to put to rest questions about the assassination. declassifying are making all of the documents public by 2017. here we are in 2024 and there's stil more than 3,000 that are either heavily redacted or confidential in their entirety. so you might be wondering why national security concerns essentially president trump has been speaking to a number of media outlets and he said he released 50,000 why he didn't really solve them. as you said, people who he trusted said it was a threat to national security, that it wasn't time yet. and you look at president biden, he has made similar attempts. he basically left it up to agencies. this was back in 2022. so recently now we're

hearing from candidate trump. he said he will be electing a panel of experts to unveil all of the documents i am announcing tonight that upon. >>my election, i will establish a new independent, presidential commission on assassination attempts. >>they will be tasked with really say all of the remaining documents pertaining to. >>the assassination of president john f kennedy. >>and you saw on your screen there late president kennedy's nephew, rfk junior who endorsed former president trump on friday when he made the announcement he would be unveiling the remaining documents. >>but generally the public knows about 99% of the findings from the warren commission. they painted clear picture of what happened on that day. november of 1963, you do have that conspiracy theory, that sector of the population that argues that the cia was aware of lee

harvey oswald up to a year prior to the assassination. of course, the cia denies that. that being said, you have conspiracy, theres and you also have history buffs alike who say just release the remaining documents and you can put a lot of those theories to rest. back to you.

camera. aerial performer with surface to lay suddenly fell to the ground right in front of a live audience on saturday night. reporter ariel salk spoke with a member of the crowd who captured it all on their phone. thankfully, the performer is stable and being treated a warning. the video you're about to see may be

hard to watch for some. >>soaring through the air. for maria comic dover race police pens in the air at the surface. a lake who's a show in portland. her strength makes it look effortless, until she slept. >>at first, i thought it was part of the show. it like it was that like people were acting i was like, oh, this part of show. this video was taken by 10 year-old benjamin goldstein. >>in it, you can see plummeting to the ground. benjamin was there with his dad and little sister. >>really, really, really stairway to you, bill. >>audience members posted on social media. they saw her moving after the fall. she survived like some of the other entertainers with cirque. she performs without a safety net below. she did not use an ending because she started on the ground and rose

and spiraling came back down and landed on the ground and danced and went back up again. the editor of the portland tribune, dana hayes was at the rehearsals. >>of the traveling performance before the show opened in portland. he says the coach told him how moving from city to city can impact the props. everything from the altitude of portland to the humidity and the heat. the australian head coach told me that the hoop mechanisms off by a centimeter because of that they were adjusting. >>maria's twirling that centimeter will not visible of coach. a fixture spent after the fall video shows her lying on the stage floor. she came down. >>face down. it appear like hitter knows. >>there is from her nose. but she she lifted her head up and but she stayed still. they tell me they saw medical staff there right away. we don't know why she fell. >>a spokesperson from kusa sent a statement saying in part the health and safety of our employees is always our top priority. as always. the

case of an accident, the artist will continue to be monitored by kuz and medical and coaching team to determine when she can return to the show. goldstein say they will go back to see cirque again. and samantha goldstein has a message for conduct over. >>she amazing. saints shi tao. >>the u.s. agriculture deputy secretary and other government officials making a stop outside of sacramento on monday. the 2 are local agricultural learning center reporter tony salazar has more on their visit and how one non-profit in woodland is addressing its challenges. >>usda is agriculture, deputy secretary torres small and the california agriculture secretary and others toured the center for land based learning to learn more about how the organization is empowering future ag leaders for over 30 years. the nonprofit is making strides in the ag industry. we run lots

of different educational programs, including 4 young and beginning farmers. and that's >>a big part of our work is to train the next generation of farmers and help give them as much support as possible here in the farm to fork capital of the united states. officials discussed how the usda under the biden administration is helping new farms with resources while addressing some of the challenges like labor shortages. since 1981 over 545,000 farms, have gone out of business and that's also over 1.5, 1 million acres. and one of the reasons why is that just been poised towards efficiency. torres, small applause, a non-profit for using the over 1 million dollar grant from the usda toward former education and the development of local and regional markets, including its new mobile farmers market outreach effort. i'm so impressed by the community that they've been able to build community of farmers and

also from managers. also looking at the business plans necessary to achieve the economies of scale that are crucial for new farms to truly take root. the usda visit comes as a center for land based learning launches a leadership training program aimed at supporting spanish speaking farm workers with the skills they need. >>to get a higher paying position in their line of work reporting in woodland cover local news that matters. i'm tony salazar, fox 40 news. kron

election headquarters. the status of the next presidential debate is in question once again. the point of dispute now is whether the

candidates microphone should remain open or whether they should be turned off when the other person is talking. kron four's. catherine heenan has more details. >>to relative to what we in the june biden trump debate, the biden team, one of the microphones turned off for the other candidate, was talking a way to avoid interruptions. the trump team did not like it but agreed. now the harris team is insisting the microphone stay open. harris's handlers say it is because they don't think trump will manage to sound presidential for 90 minutes. they're hoping he will rant. trump talked about the proposed debate today and the deal was we keep the same rules now owns change rules because she can answer questions. one political analyst says both sides will probably reach some kind of compromise ultimately. >>it's going to be that both candidates see it very much in their interest to hold that this debate. we get more debates field longer debates and we get more policy information for voters.

>>that can be helpful. it is not clear yet whether this debate over the debate has ended or has been resolved. meantime, donald trump is also arguing that abc set to host the september debate is too biased to says he'd like it to be on almost any other network. the harris campaign has not a great back to you. >>monday marked 3 years since the suicide bombing that killed 13 u.s. service members during the afghanistan war withdrawal. former president trump visited arlington national cemetery to pay his respects and blame the chaotic withdrawal on his opponent. vice president harris, washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. >>former president donald trump joined a wreath laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery monday on route in honor of the 13 u.s. service members killed in a suicide bombing during the afghanistan war withdrawal. we had

celebration of great people. trump said the fallen troops should still be alive today. it was a bloodbath. it was horrible thing. the most embarrassing moment. when the history of our country, trump criticized how the biden administration handled the withdrawal 3 years ago today he blamed his opponent in the presidential race. vice president kamala harris. we have a fascist person running. >>was a confident harris said in a statement that president joe biden quote, made the courageous and right decision to end america's longest war. she and the president both recognized each of the 13 service members monday noting some were even born the same year. the war in afghanistan started in a statement, harris said in their memory, let us rededicate ourselves to the cars. they gave their lives for to protect and defend the greatest democracy on earth. the united states of america, the president and vice president also remember the more than 2000 american troops killed over the course of the war, thanking them and their

families for making the ultimate sacrifice in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>stocks closed mixed ahead of results from ai chip maker nvidia and tensions between the west and china increase with a move by canada on chinese ev ease. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey there. the dow hit a new record high today, but nevertheless, stocks close mixed overall. and there's 2 reasons for this. first of all, little bit of profit taking and locking in the games from last week after the big surge in the dow on friday. and also there's a little bit of nervousness on wall street ahead earnings on wednesday from ai chip maker nvidia. nvidia is the darling of wall street. and one of the pure ai plays out there. nevertheless, there's a concern among many traders that tech stocks and nvidia in particular have gotten very expensive. gotten ahead of themselves and perhaps they're leading us into a new asset bubble. and that's where this nervous is comes in. so people be watching closely to see where sales are and how much upside there remains to the

tech sector at this time. overall, the markets in a really good place last week, fed chief jerome powell said the interest rate cuts are finally just around the corner, meaning september. we will see the first one corporate earnings have been very strong. and since the beginning of this month, we've seen the s and p 500 rise by about 8% or so. now let's shift gears and look at electric vehicles. canada has joined the u.s. and europe in imposing 100% tariffs on chinese electric vehicles. in case you don't know a tariff is a fee that gets imposed on the importers of foreign goods and that fee is typically passed along to domestic consumers. think of it as a tax that local consumers pay for goods that are manufactured abroad and what these tariffs clearly signals that western governments are very nervous about lower priced evs from china, a pending and hurting domestic auto manufacturers. and so all of these governments are into protectionist mode to protect

their local car makers and keep the chinese at bay couple of problems about this. first of all, ev sales in the west are slumping in part because of high prices. so from an environmental point of view, well, you kind of want lower price tv's to come from somewhere, but apparently that's not going to be happening at least as long as those evs are made in china. back to you. back to you. >>more i had a serious fall. i called the barnes firm. theyeyot me e e back to you. >>more st resest poss injured on a job site? call the barnes fis firm.

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>>now from kron 4, the area's local news station. >>thanks for joining us. you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman. and

overnight fires seriously damage. great wall hardware in the city sunset district has sent one person to the hospital. kron four's. sara stinson spoke with the owner and has the latest details. >>albert show has been through just a mix of emotions the last 2 days. first warning about his mom was taken to hospital after the fire. she's okay now and then dealing with what's left of his hardware store. but he now has the support from the community who has raised thousands of dollars in just the last 24 hours. >>now, fire. >>normally over challis helping people get the tools they need to build something from his family store. great wall hardware. but now he's the one having to rebuild after a fire over the weekend, nearly destroyed it. but doesn't look good in the front. >>3rd of the store's toast for sure. >>total loss for sure. just before 4 sunday morning chao says he got a call from his security company about a possible burglary at the store

on terrible street. he rushed over and found the building up in flames. there's like 6 fire trucks. test early putting out a fire amid the chaos child frantically searched for his 81 year-old mother who lives above the store. one firefighter as they are. >>if you're looking for your mom or the owner of the building as a yes and goes, oh, she's right over here off. his mom was taken to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. she's now recovering. >>cho says his mom and dad opened the hardware store in the inner sunset. >>in 1983 and now the community is rallying behind the cho family. i had everybody from the mayor on down. >>calling me. >>reaching out, offering support, offering financial out with a go fund me. they set it up for already more than $30,000 has been raised on a gofundme page. the supervisor for this district joel says that's a testament to all child does for the community. >>with the area's merchants association's, he's at the why you see so many people s -

rallying around albert and his store is a fabric of the community. cho says all the support inspires even more to reopen. he says he and his mom are touched by all the love. she's moved to tears. >>she's been shock of losing her home. but at the same time, you know, it was like, wow, always to we don't even know many, many people and go from your anonymous. yeah, i whoever you are see when this opens up and i thank you so much. >>cho is also a contractor. so a lot of the rebuilding he'll be doing. he'll be doing it himself. the fire department still investigating the cause of the fire as for the possible burglary reached out to san francisco police but have not heard back yet. reporting in studio. back to >>some family run businesses in san francisco's fillmore district say they're being told to get out by their new landlords. but a new proposal from a city supervisor is aiming to protect them. the owners of longtime businesses

10 e g and limit rini were told they cannot renew their leases. and we visited both of these restaurants last weekend. when we were there, the owners told us they were told to move out because their buildings were recently bought up by wealthy investors. supervisor. aaron peskin heard this and he says his new proposal would give businesses like these more leverage to negotiate their leases and landlords would have to justify their reasons for evicting the businesses. >>we believe in collaboration and coexistence, not in the eviction of well-loved businesses like ours. the bottom line is we want to stay. i believe we can grow our city responsibly without displacing the pillars of our communities. >>and disrupting what really works. what makes a community thrive? >>supervisor peskin said his proposal could go before the san francisco board of supervisors as soon as next week. and now just days into a new semester, san jose state students are mourning the

sudden death of a classmate. a student was found dead in their dorm room on sunday afternoon. kron 4 shaq moment has reaction from students on campus. >>san jose state officials tell us that this death was an isolated instance and that they don't believe that there is any ongoing threat to the public here. but we still did chat with some students here at the smart village on the paseo who tell us that there are a little shaken up as they head into the first couple weeks of the semester. they sent out a email. >>america all parents is starting her first year in college at san jose state and she recently moved into the newly designed dorms, spartan village on the paseo. over the weekend, a student was found dead in their dorm. feel sad. >>because although i didn't know the person died. it's like a very sad situation. cent of the state is not revealing many details about the death, but it's now the second reported spartan lost this year. >>over the summer, louise are quite low in glass was shot and killed in san francisco. he just finished his freshman

year. i feel fine line america says things are quiet in these new dorms which recently had the ribbon cutting ceremony classes for san jose state students started just one week ago. >>his roommate came in and he he. yeah, like >>hear about what be bansal roy are also freshman and say first responders were outside the dorms all day on sunday. you told me yesterday that one of his friends told him, you know, there's a lot of police cars down here. meantime, san jose state, vice president of student affairs, mary fuentes, martine said in a statement this loss is heartbreaking and devastating for our close knit san jose state community, especially at the beginning of a new academic year as we approach this difficult news and the days ahead. i'm comforted by the support that i know this campus will provide to all those who need it. now, the identity of the student who died along with their cause of death is still being withheld at this time. now, san jose state did tell us that they are providing counseling services for students here in the residential dorms as well as

faculty who may have been impacted by this death reporting at san jose state jack moment. kron 4 news. >>well, west nile virus continues to be a big concern in the bay area. santa clara county officials say in just the last week they discovered infected mosquitoes in parts of san jose and paulo alto earlier this summer. a contra costa county man died after getting infected a public health expert with cal state east bay says that while west nile is where there are symptoms to look out for. >>fever, diarrhea, and in some cases a particularly if you've been exposed to a lot of mosquitoes and you see those things is prudent to get checked out by doctor most cases there is unfortunately no vaccine or no treatment, but most cases subside over there on their own in a period of weeks, maybe a month for those little bit less fortunate. and the vast majority come out of it. just like doctor unscathed after the infection takes its

course. >>santa clara county officials say they will be spring mosquitoes in affected neighborhoods wednesday night around 10:00pm. and it was warm out there. maybe not so warm for mosquitoes but to start the week. we had a lot of sunshine. but what should we expect as we look ahead to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with your forecast. lawrence. >>some summer heat temperatures warming up with that fog, though. and that look cool inside the bay right now you see the lights of the bridge there in the distance. and we're going to see some of that patchy, dense fog early tomorrow morning, giving way to a lot of sunshine. temperatures today started to warm up at 94 degrees in little more than a 94 also in concord, 91 in san jose. 78 to in san francisco. 87 in oakland and 93 in santa rosa. but the clouds yet they persist along the coastline. but high pressure building over head. that's really kind of squashing that marine layer. so the clouds coming in about 50600 feet. so it can make its way all the way the interior valleys, but it certainly could moving along

the coastline and slip inside the bay through some of the cracks in the mountains here. so you see this overnight tonight you'll see some of the clouds rolling on through december. no gap see making its way through the golden gate bridge to kind of filling the bay by tomorrow morning with some thick fog watch out for that late tonight. early tomorrow morning. but the good news is that since it is such a thin deck, it is going to burn off rapidly, leaving lots of sunshine behind and looks like tomorrow could very well be the hottest day of the week as these temperatures again going to soar probably well in the 90's in some spots. in fact, about 92 getting hot in san jose oakland, check in about 80 degrees. san francisco temperatures there in the 60's. some low 70's toward the sunset, though, much cooler. some patchy fog toward the beaches, but the next couple days. yep. the heat is on. summer is back. cooling down a little bit on thursday, but a lot more cooling to come as we head into labor day holiday. >>samtrans bus service in san mateo county will not be disrupted this week. bus drivers had planned to call out sick as negotiations

continue with the union. but the agency reports all 400 bus drivers did show up to work and don't expect any call outs tomorrow. negotiations have been underway for the last few months. the most recent offer being rejected on august 14th, samtrans officials say the offer was fair competitive and offered a fair wage increase. no word why the offer was ultimately rejected. and more than 40 million dollars will be used to create new ev charging station at all part manage parking facilities. it's part of the department of transportation's nearly 150 million dollar investment to build ev charging stations across california. the goal is to encourage a wider range of economic groups to get ev cars. happening later today. bay area's newest sports team will hold its first home game of the season. bay fc will host barcelona later night at san jose's paypal park. it will be the inaugural home

game for the new women's professional soccer franchise. it will also be a reunion for bay fc striker who played for barcelona until january the side feels a different. i just if i don't give front passes tomorrow to them thinking through a timid. >>kickoff will be at 07:00pm. a

instructor accused of molesting young children could be released from jail. >>this is because of dietary restrictions that his lawyer says are not being met. 25 year-old tyler livingston has been as santa rita jail in dublin since his arrest last

month. now kron four's rob nesbit spoke to a legal expert about what kind of president he's released. for other inmates? it happened. >>tyler livingston's lawyer says she's made repeated requests that her client's dietary restrictions be met. and then at the jail can't meet them. livingston should be released to his parents home in missouri. it's been over a month since the berkeley police department arrested tyler livingston, the 25 year-old swimming instructor is accused of sexually assaulting several of his young students. i spoke with livingston's lawyer monday over the phone. she says her client has been served milk several times at the santa rita jail despite being lactose intolerant in cases where people do have allergies most often times. >>the jails kitchen can deal with that. i have not ever doubt in my over 40 year career with someone asking to be let out of jail because they have certain dietary needs. but that is what

livingston's lawyer is requesting saying letters to prison kitchen staff have gone ignored several times. the defense asking that the accused be released to his parents, missouri, home. >>and be equipped with a gps monitor device. then will the state where his parents live accept as safe? >>sure. we'll take your child that you're accused child molester. they're not gonna do that. there is a california problem. cardoza says a doctor will evaluate livingston to determine what types of dietary needs exist any to be adhered to. >>saying the details of a case involving minors are far too serious to allow the accused to travel across state lines. the judge the jail. we'll also be thinking, wait a minute. if this guy gets out elevate requests, are we going to get next week for special dietary needs? the next court hearing for livingston is scheduled for tomorrow at 02:00pm reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>another agency is finding a mcdonald's in downtown oakland

earlier this year. the fast food restaurant near lake merritt was fined by health officials do to a rat infestation. kron four's lezla gooden has the latest details. >>this video captured an active rat infestation at the mcdonald's located at 13, 30 jackson street in oakland back in may on august 22nd cal osha cited mcdonnell's nearly $2000 in fines related to road and activity. the california fast food workers union is calling this progress rent money to find a. >>and in in places because when it >>they need fix pocket money that they a nice shiny. they employ it. i mean, wednesday. they have at weakening. the finds include failing to identify and correct the unhealthy work conditions. >>by requiring employees to clean areas caused by road activity in the kitchen, failing to provide effective

training on how employees should protect themselves from road. it exposure. and failing to ensure the workplace is maintained to prevent rodents entering the facility. each pill costing $975. these job. >>robin is nothing that it takes to i write that the seas. he great he said i don't for. the union says the workers have noticed improvement at this mcdonald's and have not seen any rats recently and say this change was possible. thanks to them. it does it go florida do deals. they're for them because we don't think florida state, almost nothing is going

>>in the east bay, young child is hospitalized after being struck by a hit and run driver in berkeley. police are now trying to find the person responsible kron. 4 shaw's clifford has more details. >>the good news here this morning appears this child and the child's father are going to be ok, but the police department is now looking for a hit and run driver according to the berkeley police department around 8.15, monday morning, a man pushing his young child in a stroller was struck by a vehicle here. the intersection of dover and alcatraz avenue. the 2 were apparently in the crosswalk when they were hit. i heard a crash. i heard a scream. i heard baby cry. linda living bomb was in her home at the time of the crash in could see the intersection outside her window. i looked out and i saw stroller. >>according to police, the father was uninjured, but his child was transported to the hospital with

non-life-threatening injuries. police say the suspect vehicle, which they described only as a sedan, fled south along dover street. the driver is believed to be an adult male. alcatraz is like sometimes like a freeway. linda says she would like to see the city make some safety improvements at this intersection. people do not stop even when. a cross right out berkley police are asking drivers and pedestrians to use caution and we're just encouraging drivers to follow the rules of the road. >>that intersections keep an eye out for pedestrians. >>also encouraging pedestrians. he is mark marked crosswalks where whenever possible. and for way distracted driving as well. >>now anyone with information is asked to contact the berkeley police department in the east bay charles clifford kron. 4 news. >>about 250 attorneys with the sacramento county attorneys association are on strike this after months. long talks over a new contract between the county and the attorneys association came to a

standstill reporter kimberly cruz has more on their demands. they are primarily asking the county for 2 things and that's what they're calling fair wages and benefits asking for a 5.5 to 9% pay increase. >>as well as asking for retroactive pay. and they argue that this is to be able to keep up with the cost of living in sacramento as well as keep experienced attorneys in their courtrooms. >>loud clear. about 250 prosecutors and public defenders walking out of their jobs were ready to fight and street to the front of the picket line. this isn't the first time we've been on strike. >>back in 2006, the attorneys went strike. and i was one of those lawyers back then out on the picket line, sacramento county district attorney ho says the union that represents both the public defenders. >>and the district attorney's office have been out of contract for 2 years now. >>if you pay average.

>>going into their 3rd. i think it's about time the county's co sit down and really try to resolve this issue because we have the best da's office, i think in the entire country. but i'm having problems recruiting and retaining people and because we need better fair wages and benefits for them. so as people leave the office case, loads are blooming. the action is the first major strike involving both offices in close to 20 years. attorneys were part of the union say there's a report from independent arbiters supporting their position in statement to fox 40 sacramento county spokesperson said, >>quote, with top step annual salaries for our attorneys reaching $247,000 for principal attorneys $225,000 for level 5 204,000 for level 4. well above market averages. even when considering higher cost areas or compensation

packages, including pensions and benefits are competitive and generous. a 19.5 to 20.5% compensation increase as opposed to the 14 to 15% provided as part of the current extension for one of the county's highest paid staff who also have the lowest vacancy rate appears counterintuitive. given the market data does not support such a raise on, quote, we have not received an offer in 3 years, not 2% one percent, nothing to bridge the gap. >>as to the effects this can have on the public. da ho says the are balancing both the ongoing cases in the strike and that no trials nor hearings will be impacted or going from about 100 in a lawyer's down to about 12. and so i'm over in court today. handling hearings, handling cases to make sure. >>public safety is not jeopardize, are impacted. >>warriors who are present out here today tell me that when they voted to go on strike,

they had over a 90% approval by the union. so they're expected to be out here every single day for at least this week in sacramento, covering local news that matters. kimberly, cruz, fox 40 news. >>more news for the 3rd time in

weeks, burglars hit a business in san jose funny farm restaurant now losing out on thousands of dollars. kron. shock moment has been following the story and has the latest information >>and every single break like this weekend. or just 2 weeks ago and this broken door just

days before that when i can't believe this, i can't even believe it like makes co owner of the funny farm restaurant, monica levi wonder how much longer her business has left here immediately. you kind of have the sense of like it's not true. it's not believable. >>you know what? what has happened in the last week? it's cause u.s. 3 break-ins in 3 weeks. you know, each break-in is costing them thousands of dollars. this most recent break-in, the suspect broke glass still wine. >>and broke into their safe worth thousands of dollars. this could definitely be the one that that that just does us. and for news first reported on funny farms troubles at the start of august. then the doors were broken. local leaders told funny farm they were working with police to increase enforcement. then just 4 days later, tablets foods and more was taken. police then stayed on scene for hours investigating. police did a walk-through of all the neighboring businesses. and i don't appreciate just a lot of talk. i need action. but now

levi's fed up. she says enforcement has been too slow because of police staffing. this is a very, very nice area. this is a very, very safe area. >>yet we're ignored. >>in the middle of the night when there is nothing open. i've gotten the reassurances. the department's is leaning in on following every lead to mingle condell. a says the council meant for this district in san jose and has been working with san jose police and these nonstop break-ins. he says the thief is the same single person. every time he says it must be someone who knows the restaurant's layup by no means. is this a random at this point, whoever this mystery suspect is the people at funny farm need answers fast. everyone shocked. that is it's happening and for levi who wants her customers happy and to keep her staff continuing to serve this neighborhood. and that's >>the hard part because i feel like i'm disappointing them. if i don't do everything, i can stick around. but i i don't how much more i can do. >>jack molmud kron. 4 news.

>>lawmakers continue to search for answers into the assassination attempt on former president trump. the biggest question remains, how can law enforcement miss a sniper? washington correspondent vinay simlot explains the task force latest findings. >>lawmakers toured the site where the shooting happened in butler, pennsylvania, and they said they had more questions. then answers. notably why the area around former president trump wasn't more secure. >>from the roof or a gunman came within inches of assassinating former president donald trump. members of congress get a new perspective of the july 13th shooting. we can get a sense of the area and just how close these buildings were to that stage where president trump said that day, they're part of a bipartisan house task force investigating the assassination attempt on the former president the united states of america. you do not get to attempt to assassinate our elected officials and our candidates. it's unacceptable.

body camera video from local law enforcement shows an officer saw thomas matthew crooks on the roof with a gun at 6.10, crooks started firing at 6.11. while the official task force looking into the shooting toward the site in butler, pennsylvania, some republican members of congress discuss the shooting at a dc based think tank the building, a shot from his outside of the perimeter. >>and the video we see, we can see him clearly just a mere 130 yards away. they question one of the members of the swat team who says he was on the scene that day. he says he felt unprepared to really felt like we were on the back foot and just tried overcome that throughout the day and gather what we could now 5 secret service agents involved in the planning for that event in butler are now on administrative leave. >>meaning they can't take part in any investigative or protective actions. also, the former director of the secret

service resigned because of that shooting in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. a new report is

shedding more light on the oakland unified school district's discovery of high levels of lead in water. sources across the district while left him a nation is bad enough. the report suggests once tests were underway, the district dropped the ball and did nothing with the test results for 2 months. kron

four's dan kerman reports. >>the superintendent's report prepared for wednesday's school board meeting indicates an average of 62 days lapsed between lead testing in notifying schools and parents of the results and taking corrective action. the superintendent calls it a communications problem. but parents say it's far worse. these are children who were keying in children and staff were being exposed to lead the contaminants in their water impacts of that contamination. sometimes show up for years or decades after the fact this is recklessness and disregard for community safety and public health. that >>difficult to wrap your head around. nate landry as a parent of an oakland school 6th grader. he says the school's tested for lead back in april. >>had even longer delays. he says that wednesday's meeting, the superintendent needs to be more specific about how the ball was dropped. who is responsible for that? not this general sort of belting of >>responsibility into very, very vague sort of systems and

administrative language, but very specific people, agencies, positions links in the chain that led to again, a massive system still, you're not only communication, which is what the district will point to, not only in communication, but a reckless endangerment student and staff will be at the school site so 186 water fountains and faucets. >>have been identified as having high lead levels. 66 have been repaired and are awaiting retesting before being put back in service. >>the superintendent's report does indicate newer school facilities will also be tested for lead and more filtered. water stations will be coming to schools across the district. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>fears over the possibility of a wider middle east war intensify after israel struck targets across lebanon. this has u.s. leaders push for a

cease-fire. washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. >>top u.s. officials remain in the middle east as those tension show. no sign of letting up. >>on sunday, israel and lebanon's hezbollah launched their heaviest exchange of fire yet, obviously, this is tense. it's something we have to be concerned about. some democratic lawmakers say the white house is doing everything it can to keep the situation from becoming an all-out regional war. we're working with our jordanian partners, our saudi partners, as well as israel and some of the soft diplomacy going on with even the iranians try to keep this from escalating top u.s. defense officials, including the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, along with military forces, remain in the middle east. the u.s. posture in the region is very strong that i think played a role in deterring iran. iran supports both hamas and hezbollah against israel and leaders say keeping iran in check is what's needed to contain more fighting this. a nightmare for ron and her

proxies. >>for the arabs and israelis to reconcile and make peace and take the region in a different direction. the white house says president joe biden is monitoring the situation as hope remains. a cease-fire could still happen, but hopefully reach a cease-fire. >>with hamas is around hamas as soon as possible. >>cease-fire talks in cairo remain ongoing among several middle eastern countries and the united states reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. young

bakersfield girl performs alongside some big names at the 3rd annual mariachi festival on friday. this after

she already won and national mariachi singing competition. reporter cecilia trivino introduces you to the 7 year-old singing sensation >>no >>lyrics or music is needed for a little allison drug with harris who sings mariachi songs from the heart. one hidden talent that came out by chance. last year we went on a trip to i. >>kind of bribed or said if i if you saying with a mariachi while we're out there, that would give you $100. we went to a restaurant. there's a mariachi there. and i call them over. and and then this grabs a chair stands up on it and just goes the town just a year after sondra was competing on a national level. >>but just she started her performance and getting the news, turned up.

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to own. way more than that. just so convinced that you don't deserve anything good in your life that you'd rather read about him. so they complain about the boltons. >>get out of your own way. hanna watching him. brett goldstein and jeremy swift are all reported to be returning to ted lasso and jason today. cause is rumored to be serving as executive producer of the apple tv plus series a few weeks ago, co-creator bill lawrence said this to collider as fans we'd all kill if it was going again. but everybody would say the same thing, which is whatever jason feels like doing and whatever his decision is, were all down with it. and we did our own investigation with the cast at the emmys earlier this year. is there something left for you guys after this season? not necessarily. >>ted lasso. could the team possibly come back? in another shout?

>>there's always but and it's because the writers, the amazing job and created the amazing part. there's i mean, and it is possible. you know. >>no official announcement has been made yet, but we're all rooting for a season. 4. and emily in paris is doing something very emily like and jetting off to the a turtle city in the new trailer for the 2nd half of the season. >>it just had someone new. genevieve looking shot. so they gave me a bit of a paris makeover. >>to me from the bloc account ante from 90's. >>i don't encourage her. you know what authority things that parents exploring some business oportunities tv-ma is desperate to avoid left to get a meeting with that said i'm not going to rome. >>it's not the first time you make says pleasure. you know, actually quite good at it for once to something spontaneous

and reckless on emily. >>just having adventure. the new trailer shows emily traveling to rome and getting close to a potential new beau. marcelo played by eugenio french u.s. keeney has she rise around the city on the back of his best but what about gabriel? well, you can check out where emily's heart will lead her when emily in paris season 4 part 2 premieres on september 12. part one is already streaming on netflix. now that's your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. >>more now. let's get a

check on the weather. it's been beautiful and sunny, but a bit o c kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to tell us if it last. lawrence. >>do we have the rain over the weekend? that was something else. but now it is back to summer weather in the bay area. we've got the fog kind of flowing right to the golden gate bridge. look at that right now. some dense fog out there overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. so watch out for that. other than that, we're looking good. high pressure building in for tomorrow. that ridge sitting right across the state. that's going to be a lot of sunshine and some hot weather. some spots in the public stick around through wednesday. and then after that, everything begins to change of acton area of low pressure like that approach the coastline as we get into friday and saturday, the weekend, a much cooler weather expected on the way numbers, though, breaking down like this. a beautiful day in the san francisco tomorrow. 60's and low 70's downtown along the coastline. patchy fog, especially think in the morning. watch out along the coastal sections over skyline boulevard driving down to 80 watch out for dense fog late tonight early tomorrow morning

about 81 in burlingame tomorrow afternoon. 84 in foster city, 86 in redwood city, the south. they've got some hot 90's beginning to pop up out there. by the time you drive down to morgan miller, gilroy getting closer to 100 degrees. that's what's gonna play on the tri valley to about 98 live. more about 88 in fremont. 86 in hayward. 97 in dublin. 94 for our friends in moraga, oakland, checking in at 80 degrees tomorrow in 98 hot in concord. so these temperatures pretty toasty away from the immediate coastline, maybe some triple digits all the way places like vacaville. so it could be hot least for a couple of days here. then those temperatures begin to back off that over the next couple days. this last week of august. if you can believe that these numbers will come back more toward normal as we get into friday, cooler weather expected for the weekend. labor day looks very nice. the unofficial end of summer. >>well, the niners can finally turn their focus to week one and focus on aaron rodgers headed here with the new york jets at levi's, of course. but it week one battle. they got a couple of weapons back out there on the field today to, you know, help matters. you

know, some of them is inching back into the swing of things. others in pads. weiss are both christian mccaffrey and leonard floyd, who litter and actually was good up until that last preseason matchup where he her disney a bit. you know, both of them went out there getting some work in but not in pads. but guy, ricky pearsall, the rookie who they drafted at 31, he was finally out there in pads. if you know, he's missed quite a bit of preseason. >>from dealing with different nagging injury, the most recent his shoulder because shanahan did say on sunday that he would be a full go today at practice. and he seemingly was, of course, i don't know what that blue jersey means or do think that that means go little lighter on this guy. i'm starting to pick that up. i could be wrong. so don't hold me to that. but that said, of course, they're still in contract negotiations with brandon aiyuk. so having that guy healthy definitely helps the wide receiver corps. take a listen to actually before we take a listen to what they had to say about ricky pearsall. this actually talk about some of the other guys who stood out so far in preseason

because we do know that jacob cowing also a rookie wide receiver has played very well throughout the preseason altogether. you know, he showed some promise see that touched down there that he got in the most recent game. >>but cautioned his offense is not easy, of course. and this guy is seemingly picked up the playbook and understood from the start. 7 receptions, a touchdown on 39 total yards. he's just 23 year-old. but the white house said that he's confident courts growing with all the preseason reps that he's been getting so far. take a listen. >>i think there's still room for improvement, obviously for me to get better as a player as a parent and as a receiver, there's a lot more things any better at. you know, at the end of the day, it's one day at a time. just any confidence every single day learning more things myself and also learning more things about how the offense is. what they're expecting. so just every day going to practice and every game that i've been with preseason, that's, you know, so it's a stepping stone. so

every day i'm getting more and more confidence. just having understanding of what we're trying accomplish on offense. >>another rookie, that's also a niner who's been having a pretty good pre-season is darrell luter junior. it was crucial interception. they get against the raiders when they were on 4th and goal to prevent them from taking the lead over the niners. it was looted, je that made that play. he had really good pre-season, 8 tackles and 5 fans of the bin in his last 2 games and well earlier today, there are a little doing actually spoke about the interception that he had in vegas. and the funny story behind the actual court abe that he picked off. >>it was place after the fe light. they got in the huddle line in the middle. we got a little too a little bit way fit in a break. and in this out of nowhere, i don't know what told me. just look at the quarterback, but leave on like it was to quite a bit of time. and carter was in for years. so i don't think it's the same quarterback and then they say not seek. why bradley out down his lineman really going against my. my is quite of a so it just it was just it was

just great man. great expanses to do that. says there. they've been going great, continue to get better each and every week. >>specially-trained count. rain can lead preseason things. just been going of the letter. so confidence level. there >>what a full circle moment to intercept your college quarterback. well, earlier today, wide receiver ceedee lamb with the dallas cowboys. of course, finally they reached an agreement. it's a four-year deal. 436 million dollars. the 25 has earned 34 million dollars a year making him the second-highest paid quarterback in the league. now lives dealing calls $100 million that is guaranteed. 38 of them in a signing bonus, another wide receiver domino falls as we, of course, guys. >>wait on va in the forty-niners to at least come to a year extension. if nothing else or the year contract, if not an extension here. so. >>and that does it here for us at kron-on. we'll be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock.

i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching. have a great rest of your night.

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