there right near san jose state university with the details will. >> it looks like it's starting to wind down just a little bit as they are finally allowing traffic to go through this location. this is that 4th in san carlos, they have removed the crime scene tape. and as you can see, people are now walking through this area, although there are police officers still on the scene, this actually started at 4.20 in the morning. we are learning that this this does not involve a san jose state uhiversity student. and i want to mention that because it doesn't appear that this involves the university, but look at how close it is. daria right next to it. that's the campus. you can see one student there. many other students walking around campus and that was the concern that that this involves students and the answer from the police department. no, we did learn also that one person was arrested. unfortunately, one person died from the stabbing.

not exactly sure the motive behind this, whether or not knew each other. let me show you video. this actually spans 2 city blocks. i'm at right next to the school. one block away from my location. that is 3rd in san carlos and police officers. they are still there at this time. still focusing on a parking garage and also a building right next to a directly across the street. it appears like a condominium complex. so lots going on. police officers still here. not exactly sure when they will completely leave at this point. the victim's name not be released to the public. and case you're wondering whether or not they had safeguards that kicked in as far as text alerts or emails to the school. students? the answer is yes. stu did show me. she got email alert from the university is 6 o'clock saying that there was police activity right near the campus of bill, not on campus. carry

>> okay. thanks a lot for the update. will 10? 0, one is the time right now. let's change gears and get a look at the weather on this friday heading into the weekend morning. john, good morning. darya feels good to be headed into the weekend for sure. it also feels good to see your beautiful face for a little bit longer. haha. >> haha. >> we are looking at some nice clear skies out there. at least when you're looking at our bridges, you can see the bay bridge really cleared out. now. >> there's some low cloud cover up above. but at this point, it's not blocking out the view anywhere. so we have definitely seen the cloud cover lifting starting to see a burning off and you've got a much better situation. you're not running into much of any fog left unless you're heading up into the hills or right along the coastline where you can see some misty spots still hanging on current temperatures in the 60's, alameda and mountain view at 63 oakland and dublin at 64 right now. not a lot of moving all morning long can

definitely see where the sun shines out, though, vacaville at 71 like brett would. and kelsey bill at 74 degrees currently later today. we're still going to be rather hot inland, some upper 80's. so not a huge change from yesterday, but we are starting to see temperatures slipping and are really going to see him sliding into the weekend. i'll get to that. your full forecast. daria. >> thanks a lot, john. 10. 0, 2, to 2. and back to the news in the big story. a handful of bay area cities are getting money to fight organized retail crime one big city is left out and they've got a big problem. that is oakland covers. michael thomas is live in palo alto with more on who's getting the money and what they're going to do with it. michael. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. well, palo alto is getting more than 5 million dollars of this grant money to help out with that retail crime in oakland. like you said, they're not getting that money in the city tells me it's because one of their departments actually failed to meet the deadline for the application earlier this summer. take a look at some of this video of the crime that we've seen throughout the state over the last few months. governor gavin newsom

awarded a total of 267 million dollars of new state grant money to help out with retail and property crime and things like vehicle in cadillac converter theft, but a dozen bay area cities are set to get some of this money. and like we mentioned earlier here in palo alto, they plan to use that more than 5 million dollars. >> to help out with more staff along with patrolling in adding electronics to some of their vehicles to help out with criminal locations when they flee the scene, application was due earlier this summer when it comes to oakland, i spoke to them take a look. this is a quote from them. they told me, unfortunately, the city's economic and workforce development department did not timely complete the submission. obviously, this outcome is unacceptable. the city and department are reviewing everything that happened to ensure it does not happen again and we'll take appropriate action awd. leadership is already implementing internal protocol changes to prevent future issues like this one and quote. the naacp also did comment on this. take a look.

this is a comment from them saying in part, this is a devastating blow to citizens and small businesses who been clamoring tampering for crime prevention measures which could have been funded by the millions of dollars in grants offered by the state. this money could have been used for extra police patrols squad cars and automated license plate readers to track down criminals. now the city of oakland goes on to tell me that opd along with some of the community people that they work with did in fact, have all of their paperwork on time and ready. it's just that one department that was not ready when it comes to the people who did meet that deadline and want to get that money were approved for it. we'll start getting funds on october 1st and that will be dispersed for the next 3 years at the very latest here in palo alto. and michael thomas. i was in the back to you darya. all right. thanks a lot, michael. and while they're wondering why they didn't get the money in oakland, oakland still doesn't have a police chief. and there's a lot of finger-pointing when it comes to why that hasn't happened. >> the ongoing fight between mayor sheng thao who is now

threatening to declare a state of emergency. if the police commission doesn't give her the names and they have a new chief by the end of the year dan thorn has the latest. >> oakland's mayor sheng thao and the city's police commission continue to trade barbs over the search for a police chief. no-good cheating. this nation is a kind of want to come and work in partnership police commission that cannot get their act together. mayor thao says she wants 3 finalists presented to her by the commission by the end of this year or she will declare a state of emergency for earlier this week, the commission blasted the mayor for firing former chief leronne armstrong without a plan and for using the commission as a scapegoat for rising concerns about public safety. this has been an ongoing issue even prior to me coming in. you know, the infighting within the police commission and the hostility amongst it's it's no secret anybody. the back and forth between the mayor and the commission is happening as police data shows crime is up.

28% overall this year compared to the same period last year and violent crime is up 17% kron. 4 legal expert michael cardoza says the mayor needs to get better and working with the police commission that i would imagine by the end of the year, we will have a new chief. >> but the question is who's going to pick the new chief and what well, the commission have and what import? well, the mayor have and will they agree reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron, 4 10. 0, 6, and we have breaking news or 5 from overnight. a man is now in custody after the disappearance of a woman in fairfield. >> converse, tiffany justice has more on what ended up happening there. tiffany, right, the person of interest police named mark randall was taken into custody overnight in the sacramento area arrested for the disappearance and homicide america, brown and his girlfriend. now this is 49 year-old mark randall. the man police have been looking for since august 25th when 36 year-old erika brown was first reported missing.

police classify the disappearance as suspicious in nature. quickly naming her boyfriend, a person of interest. police say has strong ties of lee and fairfield area. now brown was last seen at her home in fairfield on august. 20th later, police received information gathered by detectives leading them to believe brown may not be alive anymore. fairfield police confirming that after hours of working around the clock, they were able to locate the body. there could brown police are not releasing much information at this time. no further information on the manner of death or motive. reporting reporting lived. just suspect. all right. thanks for those details. tiffany. we've also got more on the oakland police who are investigating an attempted homicide. this after they found a person on fire yesterday morning in the area of 35th and international boulevard. >> there was a vehicle fully engulfed in flames and a person was inside the victim is currently in critical condition. in the south bay. a man accused of making bomb threats to local schools is

now behind bars. police say from laredo called in bomb threats at your bill when a high school and to the san jose unified school district earlier this month. and the police say the raid also swatted his ex-girlfriend's house. swatting is when somebody calls in a false report that you need to get the swat somewhere for situation. but that's it's false. officers say laredo has a history of threatening his ex-girlfriend and her current husband and head active felony warrant out for his arrest. >> we don't our clocks anymore. why bother? it's power's going to go happening now. much. wow. you can imagine the frustration in crockett over ongoing power outages. >> residents and business owners, they've been losing power since saturday. so almost a week now, some businesses had to close yesterday because of yet another outage. the owner of a pet supply store says that the outage started at noon for them and it lasted about 3 hours and she kept her

business open. but she had to turn away a lot of customers, of course, because these days, all credit cards that you could take those, she says the ongoing outage problems are creating a sense of panic in the community. trying to keep our doors open. >> but if you can't have your power and if i can process credit cards. i know, but it's coming down. plus, everybody's worried about their house is worried about the food. they haven't houses. i know people who, you know, one of my friends, her is a ventilator. you know, she panicked. she was in, you know, she was out of town when she got the alert. the power's out. she had to rush home last night. there were people in a senior citizen home stuck in the elevator. so they had to be rescued. so, you know, she brings all kinds of that is safety. >> and health concerns and pg and what they say about this is they think these outages are linked to and that is designed to go off to prevent wildfires and they say pg e says about 1900 customers in the past 5 days have been

affected by these outages. they say that everybody has their power back on now. yeah, well, they do have the power back on now. but they want this problem addressed there in crockett 10, 10 is the time. and still ahead on the kron morning news. >> a san francisco city worker is stabbed on the job in their office. we'll tell you what happened, why they think the city needs to do more to protect them. and today we honor prisoners of war and service members missing in action. we're going to have more on how the hard work being done to try to find and identify all. and if you are heading out this weekend, maybe getting up to the sierra. enjoy today's clear sunny skies. >> tomorrow night we'll start to see a chance of thunderstorms that increases into sunday and monday. so do keep your eye out. and that especially later this weekend up in the mountains,

>> 10 13 right now. and today is national p o w m i a recognition day recognition day. it's a day every year when americans honor and remember prisoners of war and those are still missing in action and their families currently about 82,000 members are unaccounted for. news nation. dray clark has the story. >> service in the armed forces can sometimes come with a serious sacrifice like losing your freedom in a far-off country or losing your life for many family members receiving the news is devastating and the grief is made worse by the uncertainty of not knowing where their loved ones are. we going to everything in our power to

bring them back as of may of this year, the department of defense says more than 81,000 americans remain missing from world war. 2, the korean war, the cold war, the gulf war and other conflicts. the dot also saying 75% of those losses are in the indo-pacific region. and 41,000 of the missing are presumed lost at sea each of the more than unaccounted for personnel from designated conflicts. >> represent a family that has not received the answers that they need or the closure that they deserve. in 2015, the deal deform the p o w m i a accounting agency. the mission is to find recover, identify and repatriate the remains of missing american service men and women. the work is complex, arduous and often involves great risk. one of those risky operations led to the recovery of sergeant

ervin. humans remains from the seabed off the coast of malta. newman served in world war 2 and was participating in a bombing mission when his plane went down of the 10 crew members on board. he was the only one who died. his remains were identified in june using dna. and just this week, the u.s. announcing remains recovered in march, belong to u.s.. army lieutenant albert stall of buffalo, new york. he was just 22 when he was killed during world war 2 and a proclamation signed by the president and says in part on this day, may we recommit to our search efforts for all those missing and unaccounted for as well as our support for their families. may we honor the remarkable bravery, sacrifice and commitment to service of former prisoners of war. >> it is 10 16 right now and we want to take a peek at the weather. we've finally made it to the the weather is kind of getting a little levy actually, and we have one more week summer i would like that.

we i would like that to be this weekend, right? we're war it is kind of give me a few out there for sure. this forecast is not something that stagnant. it's actually got quite a few changes to it. >> seems like we are indeed transitioning seasons. now making our way from summer into fall. this morning we are seeing your pretty typical summer pattern, which is the fog in the greatest start the morning. as you can see. but we will make our way into clear skies later on today. let's switch over to max one really quick because right now we've got this and bark and arrow shot pulled up. then we can get to the weather graphics and you can see out there that we do have a radar that is still showing a lot of that low stratus near the coastline along the bay shore, some patches and even a still a few patches of low gray further inland, high pressure. ridge is about to be on the outs. more and more. and we're about to see quite the series of low pressure systems anchoring with them. the cooler trend of weather. this first low pressure sitting right to the west is going to contribute to the cooler feeling rest of the weekend.

really after today. i'm looking ahead to the end of next week, though, cause we've got something interesting happening with a deep dive of a low pressure system from up north that could result in some showers. if it does make its dip a little bit further westward right here in the bay area com next friday and saturday. this would be our first rainfall from a northerly system. the season and a little bit of high elevation mountain snowfall. also from friday into saturday, up in the sierra nevada. so that's your final days of summer and the start of fall right there and could already be getting a little taste of hopefully more rain and snowfall to come later on this year. 60's and 70's for your highs in sf today, 60's at the coastline. well, looking at a lot of 70's along the bayshore mixed with a few low 80's. you're looking at this map and there's not a lot of changes from yesterday were only one to 3 degrees cooler. it is a sign of things getting cooler ahead of us. but not a huge change just yet livermore. you're still 87 today. oakland at 73 degrees. play hone. i-75 while some

upper 80's at or very warmest further inland tomorrow more. so you're going to notice that change of pace, low 80's at the very warmest by sunday, upper 70's. and that's kind of where we landed the rest of next week. we'll barely cracked the low 80's for a few spots. most of us will be hanging out in the 70's after today. some sunshine during afternoons, but definitely a lot of great during your morning hours and on the other side of the 7 day forecast, that chance of showers that i mentioned, daria. >> thanks. a lot of his 10, 18 and a fight erupted in the east bay and a good samaritan tried to stop a car burglary elkland. that's what's happening right there. this person who video tape this scene is hoping that will lead to justice kron four's terisa stasio has a little story. >> and break into the car. >> could right. chartres says that for a moment. she couldn't believe what she was seen. a crime taking place feet away from where she was walking her dog piedmont avenue by fenton's ice cream

shop in oakland thursday morning. fearing for the 2 fenton's workers safety. she had the record button on her phone. >> i was worried. i was worried that it's this man gets into a scuffle. what that the pass and i don't know. >> but then. >> the thief took them adds to his car and then but by that time, he got into a scuffle with the staff member who was trying to stop him. chaudhry says that, although she has seen signs warning residents to not leave via bulls in their car. she says it's still shocked or to see violence up close in person. >> just because i couldn't believe it was happening in broad daylight, but also because i know that small businesses are battling this issue sentence is a historic place and people should be able to get a scoop of ice cream 11:30am, without worrying that somebody is going to take their belongings like she says. she later went

to check on the employees after the thief took off. >> unfortunately, with the stolen items from the suv, you can see the smashed glass on the tailgate. chaudhry says that she feels crime is escalating in oakland and no one seems to care to put an end to it. according to opd data, auto burglaries are up. 47% compared to last year. >> and the newsroom, theresa kron, 4 news. >> it's 10 20 and san francisco mayor london breed signed a new law aimed at expediting the planning approval and construction housing projects, the housing stimulus and free reform plan was signed on thursday and that legislation aims to temporarily reduce inclusionary housing requirements and already approved developments and also reforms and differs development impact fees to spur development projects. it is 10 21 and next week, some streets in union city are going to be impacted by pg and

e construction work traffic in the area of the and alvarado now is road will be impacted by this from 08:00pm till 05:30pm. well, that's weird. i'm going to say 08:00am to 5.30. i'm making this up, though. >> monday through friday. just be aware. just be ready. hopefully will be signs case am. yeah, it's all day. so it's all day long. the project is they're going install electrical stuff in boxes and all kinds of equipment to help with traffic flow there. yes, during the day you'll be impacted there. >> tonight. for the first time in our history we will strike all 3 of the big 3 at once. >> the strike is on the united auto workers officially decided that they are going to strike against the 3 major automakers. and that's because there is a a they can't reach a deal with general motors and ford and stellantis, which is chrysler. they can't reach a

deal because they're pretty far apart on what they want at this point. the union is asking for pay raises in the 30% range and they want a 32 hour work week. among other things. >> just defining moment. the money is there. the cause is righteous. the world is watching. in the u a w is ready to stand up. >> the car companies, they say they can increase the wages that much because it would really hike the price of cars. plus, they say their companies would eventually go bankrupt. but the union says, you know, the ceos, they made 40% more than they used to make. and so the rank and file should get a big raise, too. there are 145,000 u a w members. and so far 13,000 walked off the job. it's 10. 23 in coming up on the kron 4 morning news and east bay student may face charges for >> punching his high school principal. we're going to actually hear from the actually hear from the pr

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>> it's 10 25 in a class action lawsuit is moving on now against companies accused of deceiving customers about the effectiveness of cold medicines, the medicines have an ingredient that the fda says is an effective. this lawsuit targets johnson and johnson, procter and gamble, walgreens and others and several studies concluded that this ingredient, left run. it's marketed as a decongestant. but they say, you know what is really no better than a placebo. the fda says about 242 million products have this ingredient and they're currently being sold in the u.s.. and of

course, you know, average from 2, maybe maybe mind over matter. and you think it's working. but the fda is saying it's probably not really doing anything. governor newsom is calling for a constitutional convention on his right to safe to a safety proposal that would let elective representatives determine gun safety laws for their own communities. california is now the first state to request a constitutional convention if passed, the proposal would raise the minimum age to buy a gun from 18 to 21 mandate. universal background checks instead to a waiting period for gun purchases and ban assault rifles for civilians. but the second amendment would still be intact. it's 10. 26. and coming up next. >> kaiser workers have voted to authorize a strike. they have not set a deadline, though. so have more on the negotiations. hopefully this negotiations. hopefully this can be averted.

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now and we're all talking about the weekend kind of excited regardless of the weather. but it's not like it's going to be a rain out. >> it's just going to be not quite, you know, us toasty and warm and sunny, maybe as we've become accustomed to. i know you're a big changes, daria, and you're absolutely right. not as sunny and toasty as we have been seeing because this week has been overall a bit of a warmer week. we've seen some 90's inland, which is definitely on the warm side. >> those are pretty much done at this point forward in especially after today we're going to be settling into the upper 70's for a lot of spots that have been in the 90's. so some big changes mount tam view from there, you can still see some of that stratus hanging out below. that's that low gray that we've been sitting in for a lot of us

still. you can see it up and down the coastline in parts of the north bay definitely hanging out over the bay shore. here's the good news is all this is lifting in starting to burn off so less visibility issues that we have this morning and less of those misty spots that we also saw earlier today, 60's 70's for current temperatures, our hotter inland spots that are already under the sunshine like brent would vacaville and kelsey ville, you can see those 70's in these spots. all those 60's hanging out closer to the fog and the low gray temperatures later today will still be hot inland. some upper 80's fill up the heat saver today because after today, those upper 80's going away talking about it in your forecast, daria. >> thanks a lot. john is 10, 30 in developing news. tens of thousands of kaiser workers have authorized a strike to start at the end of this month if they can't come up with a contract with the hospital chain and this could be the biggest health care strike in the country if it happens. kron four's. tiffany justice is live in the newsroom with more. tiffany, right? so the

workers have set a deadline to reach an agreement by the end of this month. this has the potential to be a very big strike with 58,000 kaiser workers here in california. >> and 19,000 of them in the bay area low know if no agreement is reached if a strike is carry through union leaders say it could be considered the biggest strike by health care workers in u.s. history. unions in 4 states have authorized a strike, including california. 3 more states. washington, colorado, oregon could be joining them soon. and that will bring in around 15,000 more workers. a union says no strike will happen before october until the contracts of more than 85,000 workers have expired. kaiser permanente. workers are talking about a possible strike because the 2 parties have not been able to come together to an agreement over wages, staffing issues and how the negotiations have been going so far saying the problem they're dealing with is that kaiser's not willing to listen to their concerns now in a statement from kaiser permanente just sent to kron 4 this morning. they say, quote,

we're confident will reach an agreement before the national agreement expires on september. 30th that strengthens our position as a best place to work and it sure is a high quality care our members expect from us remains affordable and easy to access. the workers are asking for 7% wage increase for the first 2 years. in a 6.0, 2, 5%, increase the following 2 years after that, the 2 sides will meet again next week. 2 times reporting live to justice. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. tiffany is 10, 32 and a student freedom high school in oakley could face felony charges for punching the principal multiple times in an altercation that happened this week. it was a with the principal was going to break up a fight when this happened. kron four's philippe djegal lays it all out. >> freedom high school is working through what principal doctor steven morris says was a low moment for the campus in oakley tuesday. but he says all of the good things happening at the school. we'll eventually outweigh the bad. i love it here. i i love my job.

they that there's not a job that's more fun than than working with kids every day because they are going to change the future. and i truly believe that before classes started tuesday morning tomorrow says the teacher flagged him down in the quad, letting him know 2 students were involved in a verbal altercation nearby. >> when tomorrow tried to de-escalate the situation by pulling one student away from the other. he and the student fell and the other student punched him 4 times. once i got up after the incident, my ty st concern was the sa of the students to make sure they were in buildings and then i did a self-assessment. i knew i was injured. but i had made a self-assessment. it was more important to me to go be with students rather than t% to go ahead and worry about my own injuries. >> broken both students involved have been suspended. the school resource officers showed up toward the end of the incident. the oakley police department says sorrows report on the assault is being forwarded to the contra costa county district attorney's office with a recommendation to file felony charges against the student who threw the

punches. i was actually pretty side. i really like doctor morrow. he good guy like i talked to him about it after he was just like everyone has days. >> and it just shows that he really cares about the students unneeded. tomorrow's pretty good guy. i've had personal experience with throughout the school. i had my issues the school, but >> he's always students. first is able to see eye to eye with the students since the incident tomorrow has visited every classroom to talk about stressing students not allow the u.s. all to take away from all of the positive things happening on campus. in oakley, philippe djegal, all kron communities. >> it's 10, 34 and a scammer is out there pretending to be a police officer in fremont. investigators say the residents have reported this fake officer coming up to their door and telling them >> that their home alarm permit has expired. >> and they asked that you have to show them documents. >> relating to your alarm system. will the fremont police say that this is bunk? it's nothing they ever do.

they say that if somebody is dressed like a police officer goes your home and you're not sure of the really cop call 9-1-1, dispatches a bill to confirm right away if an officer has been center location. in the north bay, us on teenager is in custody, charged with shooting at a car full of people. this happened around 10 o'clock wednesday night. there was one car that fired shots into another car, but nobody was hurt and officers were able to track down that car. they ended up arresting a 17 year-old at their home and now they're booked into juvenile hall. it's 10. 35 look at this. 23 pounds of meth found during a traffic stop in sonoma county wednesday morning. the county sheriff's deputy and there you can see the canine helped too, because he didn't exterior sniff of the vehicle for narcotics. and that is what they found drugs in the car. and then they interviewed the suspect who is named as enrique sanchez. arias. they got a search warrant for his home in vacaville and found even more meth. also, 1500

fentanyl-laced pills. 3 loaded firearms and sanchez has been booked into sonoma county jail. a bill that aims to prevent fentanyl overdoses among youth in california has passed is called melanie's law and it would mandate that every public school in the state provide opioid prevention training to staff and also education to students and adults about the dangers of fentanyl and how to prevent and respond to an overdose. that law is named after a southern california teenager. she overdosed in the bathroom at her high school in santa clara county. fentanyl deaths have gone up by 863% over the recent years. and this bill does have no opposition. so it seems to be on the governor's desk, probably be sign the issue of age and term limits for elected officials in washington is coming into question. representative nancy pelosi has announced that she is going to run for reelection at 83 years old. but 76

year-old senator mitt romney says he's stepping down kron four's. rob nesbitt takes a closer look at. the u.s. constitution is what makes it so difficult to enact term limits, saying nothing about aging out or decline and help. >> both are up to the politician to decide for themselves. >> frankly, it's time for a new generation of leaders. they're the ones that need to make the decisions that will shape the world. they will be living in one. senator mitt romney announced wednesday that he won't seek reelection in 2024, he referenced the fact that he would be serving into his 80's if he stayed in the u.s. senate at a time when age and health of prominent politicians is under scrutiny on both sides of the aisle from senator mitch mcconnell who froze up for a second time this year. when asked if he'll run for reelection. did you hear the question senator running for reelection in 2026? >> to senator dianne feinstein who had a three-month absence from the senate. >> after coming down with shingles, the 90 year-old returned to duties but not

without moments of confusion. just say i. >> okay. just. >> the oldest u.s. senator says she will retire after current term, but others like representative nancy pelosi says she will seek reelection in 2024. california. young democrats is the official youth arm of the democratic party in the state. president giovanni chavez says the organization does not take a formal position on term limits, but members are taking notice of what's happening in washington. there's a big concern the cognitive decline we've seen a lot of politicians. >> and also a low access to opportunities kron 4 political analyst michael yaki says term limits are often use when there's a political agenda could a way for people say, well, >> i'm a candidate. you why, like i know will never beat nancy pelosi. so i liked her. what? it's it's it's a shortcut. putting a time stamp on a politician's time in office is no easy feat. >> and would require amending the u.s. constitution. according to jackie, if you want to try and get around to

trying to many in the entire united states constitution, just term limits will just open up that pandora's box. and you see what's going to happen. the constitution does not say anything about aging out, but it does have something to say about you. you have to be at least 25 years old to be a member of congress, at least 30 years old to be a u.s. senator. >> and 35 years old to run for president. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> mom, not old enough to run for president. senator alex padilla and other lawmakers introduced a bipartisan legislation that would expand higher education for latino students. it's legislation that wants to recognize the week of september. 11th national hispanic serving institutions week or h week hs eyes our colleges and universities with 25% or more has spanning corlette. you know, undergrad students in california. there are 170 schools and summer in the bay area like that. and they introduced this hispanic educational resources empowerment act called here as well. and that would give

money to build partnerships with a chair size and school districts to get students ready for college. it's 10, 40 and right now the consumer product safety commission and the company, buffalo games. are we calling the chuckle and roar ultimate water beads activity, skits. they say that one infant died because they swallowed the water beans. and what happens is when the water beads get wet, they grow inside. and so that is obviously a choking hazard. very dangerous for little kids. this toy was sold at target from march to november of 2022, if you have this product, you're told you know, contact the company for a refund. more importantly, keep your kids away from it. a baby boy was safely delivered by the cal fire. san declare units in hollister. the parents were traveling from los and that they realized, oh, we're not going to make it to a hospital. >> so they pulled over at the nearest fire station and that

was in hollister. so. >> ding firefighters. we need to deliver a baby. >> i love a firefighters. do everything you know. so amazing. mom and baby are fine. and there's there's the little baby. how incredible, right? you can stop at a fire station for almost anything. he 10. 41 right now. >> i see a bear called fire department. need to get all the calls. hank the tank, the big bear. they used to break into homes in tahoe is a mama. and we've been checking in on her cubs. >> we did yesterday. we're going to see on the little 3 are doing love hank. think that a better place without breaking into homes now we're breaking out of the heat here in the bay area tomorrow. still going to be a hot one for the central valley. if you're heading out that direction. here in the bay, direction. here in the bay,

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>> it's 7.44 and a lunar spacecraft left behind on the moon more than 50 years ago may be causing minor moon quakes. researchers found seismic activity for the first time putting modern algorithms on apollo mission era data using ai scientists discovered gentle tremors coming less than a few 100 yards away from the apollo 17 lander. the new findings provide insight into how the moon response to its surroundings. we need a new skill for that. a magnitude. i don't know what to the moon and back happening today, the san francisco, a city host, a first-ever market night. it's a night market event in the sunset sea from 5 to 10:00pm. lot of themselves stuff like for families and with fun, food vendors, music and all

that like during the day. but they're starting this at night. it's going to be on irving street between 20th and 23rd avenue. the mayor will be there. they'll be some city leaders there as well. and the goal is that would start to do these monthly in different neighborhoods. they'll start the monthly thing in the spring of 2024, i think they wait for net 28 because the weather will be better like this is time to launch. it is now in like we're going to start to get into the rainy time. might not be perfect for those events. totally sunset district. >> it's one of those areas where it could be foggy, any time of year, so might as well started last week of summer. i'm going to be super cool out there. that's going to be awesome. there's going to be a little fog making its way through sunset. so just make sure that you've got that extra layer. you know how it is in san francisco, especially in the western neighborhoods. as for where we're at this morning, we've got the embarcadero. the cloud cover overhead. it's just hanging on longer than it did yesterday. this deep in marine layer that we really started to see yesterday and are definitely sing again today is contributing to at least a few degrees cooler over feel

today. you're going to struggle to find sunshine at the coast while the rest of us are going to get a good dose of it. high pressure ridge on the out in a stream of low pressure areas about to be marching across the bay. the first one cools us down this weekend, but i'm really looking at next week. we've got a very strong low pressure area that's going to dive in from the north. this one could result in some of our first snowfall at the crest of the sierra come next friday and saturday. maybe a few sprinkles for the base will be keeping our eyes peeled for that. as for today, we're looking at daytime highs in the 60's and 70's for san francisco. some 60's at the coastline. while some 70's to 80's elsewhere. we're not going the atr the 90's upper 80's at the warmest. so it's not a huge change from yesterday, but we are beginning our cool down around one to 3 degrees cooler. so if you like the heat head inland and you still got another day where temperatures will be warm and you've got that plenty of sunshine. where is closer to the coast? you can find the place to keep the jacket on hand kind of like sunset district. tomorrow's

temperatures will officially start that cooldown and sunday monday into next week, it's upper 70's to low 80's at the very warmest. most of us after today will be hanging out in the 70's all the way through the rest of the forecast. 10. 47 right now. you might remember hank, the tank 500 pounds. >> to love their this very who made headlines breaking into tahoe homes, making off with food, leaving a lot of damage. well, it turns out hank is a female who recently had 3 little bear cubs and those cubs are now at a wildlife sanctuary in sonoma county. and we were able to get an inside look at what they're doing. >> from surveillance cameras, it appears the 3 cubs are doing fine at their new temporary home sonoma county wildlife rescue. but the california department of fish and wildlife wants to be sure. and so just confirmed that are things going smoothly. we do have to actually get our hands some point. today is that they have. cool gems and cups. so

one by one, they're darted. and after the saturday kicks in, given full medical exams, they're weighed each around 65 pounds. >> and measured and x-rayed and more will include, you know, physical status, including total system. it's also but samples make sure going find internally and also screening for a very important season. there's virus and also take this opportunity to give them parasite control. and then just being ready to respond to whatever they need. as we find so far, it hasn't been anything else more significant. >> the x-rays revealed one cub had been shot with a pellet gun to just a single it wasn't in the place that was causing severe damage is buried in the muscles and it's back along the thorax area. so look, it's incidental and the fact that it's not causing any ongoing health concern >> but of course, that's not thing. we animal to experience. >> another cub had an injured paw perhaps from being clipped

by a car. but it too, was healing nicely. the cubs are undeniably cute. they're not being treated like teddy we are not going in. we're not handling were handling is not the opportunity for anyone else come on and have a kind of hands-on activity that's just counterproductive towards that. we have experience. the goal is to keep them wild, not have the mimic the behavior of their mother. >> by trying to get food from people. >> that have, but we're not so ingrained in them that they have. it change them just to see them so quickly running and hiding was amazing to us. so quite happy. >> every week about 700 pounds of food is hidden. while the cubs are in their den, they have to learn to find the food the way wild bears do when there's not a dumpster or refrigerator around. >> they get food rewards based on working for it like climbing a tree moving a rocker digging out underneath that felled finding that ditch, you know, finding food in places so that they learn

how forage and that they learn how to get a food reward based on not just having it set out there by a garbage can that you know how they would really actually have that happen in the wild. and the other part of it, which is pretty amazing is that there's not human interaction with these bears right now. they actually need to re-learn a fear of humans, which they do here as well. >> hank, the tank has been renamed henrietta, but the fish and wildlife. she's called 64 f she's doing well now and her new home at a sanctuary in colorado. she is going to live out the rest of her life in a sanctuary which is actually not ideal either. >> the best place for wild animals in the wild. and so what we really need to do as humans is to avoid any kind of conflict. it's going to get them to someplace like 6 to one. is in. >> some wonder why she was taken from her cubs. there's been huge public interest and the a lot of people are really concerned to you know how i've been asked a lot about how rehabilitation works. i've

been asked a lot about the separation from the mother and a lot of that is just people humanizing that thinking that, you know, those traits are like human traits. but really what the goal is here is for these comes to be rehabilitated so that they can go back out to the wild. and 64 that's just not an option to her because of the fact that there's just long history of conflict. >> meanwhile, sonoma county wildlife rescue broke ground on a new larger their facility, the size of a football field. it will even feature a waterfall and pool where the cubs comer to fish. when have it open. >> in about 3 months. hope yes, if we just keep pushing as hard as we can to working as hard as we we'll get built. and they always say if you build they >> that's what field of dreams. that's what kevin costner how about this field of dreams ahead of the big niners and rams game this weekend in la one website is predicting the forty-niners are going to come for sure.

they'll be the majority. they think in the stands heading to l a vivid seats forecast. 64 1% of those there will be in reading goal represent an an an an an away game. that's pretty cool. and those are going to score a last-minute taken. by the way, you got to pay up. apparently the average ticket right now is going for about $262 making this game. the 3rd most expensive ticket of week. 2 in the nfl. only week 2 uc berkeley star aaron rodgers now has months of rehab ahead of him. he just finished surgery to repair his torn achilles. and he posted on instagram. as you can see here, the surgery went well great, actually. and he says he's on the road to recovery. he's 39 years old when a any tours, achilles on the jets, 4th play of the season monday night. oh, my god. it was his big debut with the seat with the team and he lasted 4 plays signed through 2025, you know,

they're expecting him back next season. but as for this season, he's out and they're out. a lot of money will be right back. 10 55 right now don

the friday morning here. but for a couple of minutes before we go, let's check in with olivia is coming up. >> a live in the bay today. high libya. >> good morning, everybody. and happy friday. coming up today on live in the bay. we take a look back at the week when we learned a delicious cocktail that helps benefit the babies. learn about this drink that's highlighted during bee's knees week and how you can get involved. plus, maybe you want a cocktail to celebrate the 40th anniversary of run for

education. details on this community event and how it's helping benefit students and education. and a live performance from singer, songwriter and entertainer thomas orlina. a look back at this fun time in studio. and as always, we want to hear what you our viewers have to say about today's question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code. we want to know what's a memory you'll cherish from this summer. let us know. it could be read live today on the show and 01:00pm darya back to my sibling retreat into it every year and we're really old and we still get together like kids under the same roof. i love that. yes, killer and walkers and they can't do it anyway. thank you, let's check if you have one more year, john, the crime in a walker and i can't do i guess the all my grandparents the summer. and that was yeah, looking at we have one more week summer. one more week. this is it. >> literally this he's after that, we start of fall and we're looking at a cooler

forecast for you last week of summer tall, a blur. >> it all is a blur so fast? >> it all is a blur so fast? have a great weekend.

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