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weekend for tens of thousands of people. but the body of a woman was found golden gate park where the outside lands music festival was happening this weekend. and tonight we're learning more about that woman. thank you for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 5. i'm grant lotus. we now know her identity. this person was full, found dead in golden gate park last night. the san francisco coroner's office has identified the victim as 37 year-old kelly koike of san francisco for some and harry is live at golden gate park with the latest on the situation. amanda. >> things look back to normal here at golden gate park right now. but speaking to people here in the park, they say it's sad to know that less than 24 hours ago, a woman's body was found just around p% here. >> it feels a little weird is a little area this morning. when i when i came in, i was like man, don't know what happened here last night. andre johnson says this has been his route every day

working for outside lands. but sunday night it look different. when i left the festival, we probably about maybe 40 50 police officers out here. we have the yellow tape and red taped off everything. i just kind of automatically assume to some pretty bad. and johnson's assumption was right. 37 year-old kelly quake of san francisco's body was found around 07:00pm sunday. the san francisco standard reports that she was inside of a duffel bag, a dog walker founder next to stow lake near where outsidelands was taking there's a lot of chatter at work about what was going on last night outside lands did release a statement about the incident, simply saying that, quote, the san francisco police department is currently investigating the reported matter and all questions should be directed to their department at this time. it's unclear if the victim was attending outside lance, but there were a lot of people in golden gate park at the time she was found. it was pretty shocking knowing that there's so many thousands of people walking around and liked.

don't know. like anybody seen anything or heard anything. but this pretty hard to like. >> dump somebody in a place where there's like thousands of people walking around. >> i did reach out to the city supervisor for this area, connie chan and at the time of this report, she hasn't gotten back to us just yet live in san francisco. amanda hari kron. 4 news. erin, upsetting amanda hari. thank you for that live report now to new developments in valley where the devastation is becoming more widespread and tragic with each passing day. now, 96 people. >> are confirmed dead and only 3% of the affected area has been searched. now as wildfires are now the deadliest in the u.s. in more than 100 years. the flames destroyed or damaged more than 2200 structures. nearly 90% of which sure residential homes right now more than 4500 people need shelter and the staggering death toll is expected to climb even higher in maui as crews continue to

search the charred devastation which just goes on and on. relief has started to arrive for survivors who don't have their homes anymore. reporter lauren lister has the latest now on the recovery efforts. >> new video of the life or death situation in la hina last week with howling winds and hot flames bearing down. bryce borrow even put on a diving mask and tried to document the chaos with this town on fire. there was no cell service, no power, no warning signs. only people screaming about what was burning. this one just burn down. >> this was just going >> all the fires all the way here at this speech. >> now, 6 days after fires exploded in la hina heartbreak being repeated hundreds of times. this is and today. people still searching for mister loved ones bidding for the calls from the government

requests, but still waiting, hoping this man had to abandon his car and make a run for it ran for my life. sprang out of showers. only. >> quarter mile from ocean and they stayed there for they died with their dogs in 3. my friends one for dogs died more than 2000 buildings destroyed. most of them home. state officials now say it is the worst natural disaster in hawaii history. >> specialized teams are working right now to recover victims. bodies. including this canine team deployed from lax, the governor of hawaii. nell says crews have only search 3% of the burned areas. i think. >> we're going to significantly higher numbers in coming days. >> on front street, popular businesses, including fleetwood's restaurant owned by fleetwood mac drummer fleetwood are nothing but ash. >> i haven't lost a family i lose my house. it could have happened

>> but it didn't happen. so you immediately go like i'm really lucky. what the can i do? >> that was lauren lyster reporting for us tonight. federal officials say more than 3,000 people in maui have registered for various kinds of federal assistance. that number is expected to grow the biden administration and the hawaiian government launched a transitional shelter assistance program for people in need of housing which allows them to move into hotels or motels. the president is also seeking 12 billion dollars in additional money from congress. tell people there recover. fema says it currently has the right amount of personnel on the ground. >> this is going to be a long-term recovery operation. we have the resources need today we continue to identify what the needs are will continue to move more and we will be in hawaii every step of the way to help residents take control recovery. then we're building a way that is going to make them more resilient.

>> right now, the estimated cost of the damage in hawaii is around 6 billion dollars and we'll continue to monitor the latest developments with the situation there on our website. kron 4 dot com. you can scan that qr code. it will take you to the latest information and also we've included ways you can help if you are able to do so. and kron four's gayle ong joins us now with the look at hawaii. and obviously those winds when the fires tore through. we're just so ferocious. and those folks have such a long road to recovery. >> yeah, we know those winds can be a driving factor in wildfires. in fact, we're tracking 2 systems over by the hawaii island. so there is a category 4 hurricane right over here. and then there's also a tropical storm. but the good news is it doesn't look like it's going to haveaa huge impact as they are both expected to weaken and move south. so that's good news. the current conditions out there not as bad as we saw so they should be okay. but we knew how we want to show you. our tropical tracker and our storm tracker here where you

can see all those systems i was telling you about. that's that tropical storm. and this is that cat 4 hurricane and another system that is developing right behind it. but thankfully it is moving southward so it shouldn't have of impact with them out there and hawaiian islands stormtracker 4 is also showing busy weather here. we have thunder showers here in the sierra nevada and central california. so you may notice last night and even now you may notice some light rain and some pop-up thunderstorms across the bay area. we have reports in contra costa county. there's activity down in near san benito county. so that's because we have this low pressure system to our south. that's driving all that moisture over to our area. so what you can expect for tonight similar to last night, some slight isolated showers and increasing cloud cover and the temperatures quite mild. 5th mid 50's to 70's have your full forecast in a few minutes. back to you. appreciated gayle. now an update to a big story we've been following san jose city workers.

>> have just suspended their strike. that was supposed to start tomorrow. according to union leaders, they have made substantial progress in conversations with the city and they say the city council is going to be holding a closed session to review the conceptual terms of a new agreement tomorrow morning. the strike would have seen about half of city workers on the picket lines for 3 days this week. so we'll keep you posted there. meanwhile, san francisco's laguna honda hospital could be one step closer to being reinstated as a medicaid provider. the facility has officially applied for recertification with federal regulators. laguna honda lost its medicare and medicaid funding after several scandals, including claims of patient abuse, patient, overdosing and safety violations. if the hospital is not re certified by next month, it would be forced to either discharge or relocate roughly 700 patients. those transfers originally started last year but were halted

after a dozen patients reportedly died in the transfer process. national news prosecutors in georgia are expected to seek an indictment against former president trump perhaps as soon as this week. if that happens, it would be the 4th indictment against him. the fulton county district attorney in georgia is investigating trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in georgia. multiple charges could be filed against more than a dozen defendants, including the former president. they include his former attorneys, rudy giuliani and sidney powell. meanwhile, cnn reports prosecutors have said they have text messages that link mister trump's former legal team to a voting system breach in georgia. the tampa bay rays baseball teams in town tonight taking on the giant start of a three-game series. but they'll be without a young star on the team. wander franco, the 22 year-old is going on to what they call the restricted list while major league baseball

investigate questionable social media posts, those posts appear to have been deleted, but they alleged franco was involved in inappropriate relationship with a minor. the rays released a statement saying franco will not be with the team during this current road trip. they went on to say, quote, we support any steps taken by the league to better understand the situation out of respect for all parties involved. we have no further comment at this time. still to come on the news at 5 house with mix helped boost the economy in the south bay. >> during the megastar stop at levi stadium last month. plus, former oakland police chief. they're filing a lawsuit against the city wants protected. why he says he was wrongfully terminated. but first, cars bursting into flames smoke in laser filled skies as another sideshow takes over the streets of oakland. why police say they are still struggling too, containing 6. new at 5. it has

been nearly 7 months since then. oakland police chief leronne armstrong, who you see here was placed on leave and then ultimately. >> fired by mayor sheng thao. armstrong has always insisted he was fired unjustly and is now trying to back up that claim with new legal action source telling crown for the former chief filed a legal claim against the city of oakland alleging he was fired

in retaliation for criticizing robert warshaw. we're shows the federal monitor who is overseeing the department for more than 2 decades now, the claim of wrongful termination was filed last month. it is not clear what kind of damages armstrong is seeking. the city has not publicly responded to the claim. that lawsuit comes says oakland police face and aftermath of another wild weekend with several sideshows erupting across the city. and although the chp has been set back in to help crackdown on crime, oakland's police union president says that's still not enough ground forces but unix plates. >> video showing multiple illegal sideshows over the weekend in vehicle engulfed in flames in one incident, drivers stuck with no way to get out at another sideshow location. wow. >> sideshows in oakland are occurring as the city

continues to struggle with public safety. while there's oakland police weekly crime report shows that year-to-date homicides are down by 2%. the vast majority of crimes, including aggravated assault, burglary, carjacking, rape and robbery have all increased. >> so it's almost a perfect storm. violent crime, low staffing, a lot of consequences in the city. oakland police officers association, president officer barry donelan gives the union's perspective behind this year's increased crime 20% increase in 9-1-1. calls our response times have reduced. so functionally increase calls and number officers always a and supply that's helping to drive these crimes. that's the first week of august. governor gavin newsom announced the california highway patrol will be deployed in oakland to backup opd. have you seen where all that? yes, absolutely been deployed all

of point in the stall so very much appreciate the governor. they out there this weekend to help with the site portsmouth? not in on the sideshow detail predominately male open police officers. i just ask rest of the the city's leadership to come together and make a cohesive effort to try and address what is now poland safety crisis. police officials say they received multiple reports of sideshow activity over the weekend with no arrest citations issued no reports of any injuries. >> has it made kron? 4 news? >> in the south bay, san jose police are investigating a deadly crash. this happened about 5.15, yesterday morning near the intersection of story road and more race court. police say it was a solo vehicle accident. the driver died at the scene. this is san jose's, 30th fatal traffic accident of the year. the family of a missing saratoga teenager has confirmed the human remains found near castle rock state park. are

those of 17 year old katy sugar. the discovery was made saturday is crews were searching for the missing teen. the 17 year-old went missing more than a month ago. and just last week, deputies say they found her white honda accord near the park. according to a post on social media schneider was involved in a car accident leading to her death. the circumstances surrounding that car accident are being investigated. on the peninsula. menlo park residents are being advised to keep an eye out for a mountain lion that was seen in the sharon heights area this morning about 8.45 min low park. police issued an advisory saying about line was seen along the back fence line at the sharon heights, golf and country club. wildlife officials say that since the big cat did not appear to be aggressive, it didn't represent an immediate danger to the community. there have been several mountain lion sightings in and around populated bay area communities since the start of the year, including in petaluma san jose

in cotati january child was attacked by outline in san mateo county. on the peninsula. meanwhile, menlo park residents. as we take a live look out here, should say talk about the weather. this is 6.80, in walnut creek. weird weather day. gale is spent kind of cloudy, a little humid, not typical for the bay. >> yeah, not typical. you earlier talking about this reminds me of florida, whether we have a lot of tropical moisture in our atmosphere and you can see these lightning strikes right behind me. >> and this monitor, those are firing up in the sierra and central the central coast over the central valley. so zooming over here, you can see getting the remnants of that system passed the bay area last night. we saw reports of lightning over in contra costa county. and right now there is some active weather in near hollister. so south of hollister, you may notice some lightning strikes over there and these things just tend to pop up and they come and go

really fast. so we have this high pressure here to our south and then we also the low pressure that's also in our south as well. and that's bringing us all interesting weather. here's our mount tam cam. you can see the clouds from all though systems heading our way. so has been cloudy around the bay area and particularly around the coast. a stepping outside at this hour. temperatures, it was hot inland. so 96 right now at this hour in livermore, 91 in concord, 78 the east bay shoreline and hibbert and over by the coast. we're in the 60's. so definitely cooler and cloudy over there. as for daytime highs tomorrow, a similar pattern. we're going to stay toasty in the east bay and especially in the inner valleys and 99 livermore, concord in antioch and so you can expect another warm and hot day. here is seven-day forecast. so you can see we're going to hold on to the upper 90's until midweek. and then things start to cool off maybe like upper 80's for the end of the weekend. that will feel

nice. if syria scorching midweek here, it makes a huge difference. all right. sounds good. thank you, gayle. >> new tonight at 5 taylor swift. if you're a fan of hers or not, there's no denying the positive effect of what they call swift mix and the south bay during the megastar stop at levi's last month, according to economic consulting firm sports economics. swift brought a total of 33 million dollars to santa clara's economy. the santa clara county, they say about 60,000 swifties packed the stadium for each of her 2 shows in santa clara, 70% of attendees were out of towners, which obviously led to millions of dollars being spent on lodging, food and entertainment throughout the county. on top of that both shows went past the 11 o'clock curfew and were accompanied with subsequent fireworks displays, which lead to hefty fines from the city. they take that curfew seriously while she was here. taylor swift

also donated enough money to help hundreds of thousands of people in santa clara and san mateo counties. airfares are dropping as summer travel season. it's about to wrap up the latest data from travel site. hopper says the average domestic roundtrip right now is down to 257 bucks. that is about 11% cheaper compared to the same time last year. factors include the lowering price of jet fuel and increased airline capacities. however, the seasonal dip in prices is only for a short time before they climb back up again for the holiday season. still ahead, amid serious accusations and lawsuits lizzo. >> it's allegedly dropped from consideration what would the biggest show for careers. but first, a story that one over the heart of america has now turned into a tale of the seat. that's the allegation. a major bombshell about the family that inspired the oscar-winning film. the blind side. the former nfl player michael is a legend.

>> ex nfl player and the subject of that movie, the blind side, michael or well, he's filed a petition accusing the family who claim to adopt him of lying to him by having or sign papers, making them. he's conservators rather than his adoptive parents. this is

a nearly 2 decades ago or alleges sean and leigh anne tuohy use there conservatorship to make them selves and their birth children, millions of dollars in royalties from the 2009 movie starring central booking tim mcgraw. the documents also claim that who negotiating the deal with 20th century fox that left or without payment for the rights to his name, likeness and story. r b superstar lizzo continues to feel the downfall following harassment allegations and claims she created a toxic workplace. according to reports she was reportedly being considered as a performer for this year's super bowl halftime show. but amid the pending lawsuits accusations her name has allegedly been dropped from the conversation. lizzo is being sued by 3 dancers for harassment and weight shaming. in addition, 6 more employees have filed similar complaints. the singer says all the

accusations are false. up next, how a legacy business in san francisco is calling out people in charge. >> plus, less than a week after getting the green light to expand their services. what went wrong this weekend with driverless cars and the latest in ballard will hear from a local professor. we used to live there who says the worst of the catastrophe could have been avoide

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>> the devastation in maui is becoming more clear and more devastating each day. right now, the death toll reached almost 100 people in the bay area professor who used to live in maui says the worst of the catastrophe could have been avoided. kron four's terisa stasio reports. >> the feelings that i have right now i'm very heavy doctor. mia live a day is a professor of public health cal state east bay. >> but she grew up on the island of maui where the noble with natural disasters in hawaii like we need to have communication. and we rely on you know, systems systems and drills, a talk and what to do in heard the emergency sirens. but during the height of the raging wildfire that bore down on maui, many residents say that they never heard that critical information ways. attorney general has called for an investigation into the breakdown in communications. doctor live a day says another troubling factor now landscape