up for everything ranging from food to rent with rising energy and gas prices contributing the most to the here's a look at some of the numbers from the labor department. gas prices are up 60% airline fares are up. 34% dairy products. 14 rent up 6%. that's the biggest increase since 1986. and some financial experts say all of this could prompt another big interest rate hike by the federal reserve. meanwhile, president biden is calling the inflation report, quote, unacceptably high but adds the numbers are already out of date because they do not include the recent 40% drop in gasoline prices since mid june. some companies are seeing their stock prices plunge as fears over future economic uncertainty hit wall street, facebook, google, netflix are among other big tech companies in silicon valley. cutting staff was justin campbell has more on the tech company. layoffs. >> tesla, the latest tech and automotive company to announce layoffs, a california regulatory filing shows the company will be laying off 229 employees from its san mateo office. they are replacing the people that are paying more money to us and the tale of people doing the same job in buffalo, new york. so that's a cost cutting measure. bob o'donnell is the ceo of tech knowledge. this research, a technology market research company. he says tech companies are adjusting their staff level because of their economy. tech companies who have big plans for the growth that they have been enjoying are finally realizing they need to readjust those plants as things have started to slow down. netflix laid off 300 people in june. google ceo announced on tuesday hiring will focus on engineering, technical and other critical rules. a leaked memo from facebook shows the social media company is looking to we doubt low performers. facebook, however, told kron 4, no layoffs are planned. that has nothing to do with the economy. it's just being, you know, used right now is an example of companies. >> even coming in those sorts of areas. o'donnell says he perceives tech companies continuing to focus on hiring only people with specialized skills. engineers, computer programmers, but operational people in advertising or marketing may get slashed things get a little tighter. what they're doing is they're saying, hey, maybe we need to look at this through handle. so the operations peas for this group as well and they're doing that. o'donnell says as people are being laid off, tech companies are still hiring. it's a big sector for us growth and he doesn't foresee a heightened unemployment numbers for the bay area. it's just, you know, slowing down a bit and shifting around reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news, the consumer price index, layoffs and inflation are all bringing up. a lot of questions coming up at 8.30, financial advisor, george machete will be joining us to give us some answers. >> in 2 years you could decide whether california is a minimum wage should increase to $18 an hour. supporters of the initiative have gathered enough valid signatures to get that measure on the ballot for the general election in november of 2024, the state's minimum wage is already set to increase to $15.50 for all workers next year. a similar effort to place a measure on the ballot this year was unsuccessful because not enough signatures could be verified ahead of the deadline. and other news tonight, a 15 year-old berkeley high school student has been arrested in connection with a assault. berkeley police say the victim is also a student at the same school officers went to the campus on may 20th shortly after 12:30pm, in the afternoon during school hours. one month later, police obtained a warrant and arrested the suspect. the 15 year-old is now booked into juvenile hall and facing charges in the south bay. police in san jose say they found an underground bunker filled with stolen property and guns. kron four's charles clifford has details. >> well, the san jose police department says that early monday morning officers respond to reports of a burglary along south 10th street during the course of that investigation. they found an individual at a nearby homeless camp in possession of several stolen items after searching the camp, they found an underground bunker. the bunkers located along coyote creek at willow creek drive in a homeless camp inside. they found multiple stolen items, including power tools and also 3 shotguns, which were reported taken from the business that was burglarized on monday morning. now total 6 people have been arrested in connection to this case. and what we've learned from the police department is that this bunker wasn't just being used to store stolen items. people were living there as well. it was partially residents is as it seems right now, 5 of the individuals arrested were using as residents. >> that being said, the majority of the property was discovered there was stolen property. now all 6 people who are arrested in connection to this case are facing multiple charges, including charges for felony possession of stolen property. >> burglary and also weapons charges. we understand that at least some of the stolen items have been returned to the rightful owners. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> in the north bay forward, progress has been stopped on a fire burning in benicia there. herman fires it's called, is now burning. it 115 acres since 40% contained. it's burning in the area of lake herman road and channel road. firefighters are on the scene trying to contain the blaze. benicia officials say no structures are threatened and no evacuations have been ordered. but lake herman road is closed in both directions. we'll continue to follow the developments and bring you the latest information as it comes in. let's check on our 4 zone forecast. a live look outside tonight. the clouds that are >> in from the top of sutro tower. it's like a giant wave rolling into the bay area and more of that to really slow down the fires around the bay area popping up. so have some drizzle last night. of course, you get out toward the east bay and they're not feel the effects that drizzle. not much that moisture little bit that on shore flow. here's a look at the fire right now. herman road. you can see it right there and channel road. also, we're seeing that fire burning in some dry vegetation. now that location, they have some gusty winds this afternoon over 20 miles per hour. some of those gusts now backing off just a little bit, but not by much. and so certainly enough that a concern as you get that seabreeze blown, especially the afternoon hours having to worry about some of these pop-up fires. but around the rest, the bay area, some breezy, too near the coastline. and san francisco have some gusts over 30 miles an hour today. sf over 20, but that sea breeze will bring with it. that low cloud and fog deck. and there it is rolling back on shore, right? that now looks like that sea breeze going to carry inland again, but not as extensive. i think a little more patchy overnight tonight. and that means a probably an earlier burn off tomorrow. most parts of the bay area. that means some warmer temperatures are going to be had air quality so far, not bad. in fact, you're all in green across the bay area from of the coastline. to the bay to the east bay. they have some trouble in the pittsburgh area due to the fire there. but most that i think coming in the morning hours when the winds are kind of slack, there's not much wind in the atmosphere. so the smoke kind of just settles in there. but once the sea breeze picks up into the air quality, looking good in around those sections forecast for the bay area. air quality looking good through tomorrow as well. i think things may change over the weekend, but right now we are all in green to the day tomorrow. thank you, lawrence. >> well, summer travel is back after many people put the brakes on trips because of the pandemic. but health experts warn with the latest highly contagious omicron variant swirling about is vital to be prepared forestry says stasio has some best travelers can take to try to blunt the effects of getting covid. >> all the way from home. >> if you are leaving on a plane soon or any other type of tra el for some summer fun. health experts say enjoy also plan ahead. in case you get covid. >> who can help you? how do you contact public health? how do you contact a physician? what are what are the things that you're going to be? doctor john swartzberg is with uc berkeley school of public health. so we're dealing with a very, very contagious form of his first 4 were contagious than any of its previous iterations since this pandemic began. so with that data point to the doctor says get your plan in place. >> your time to think about do if you get covid is now when you're well a year ago, there wasn't that much you can do besides go to the emergency room now you can get tested. you can test yourself at home. if you're turned positive. you know, every county has a system where you can get paxlovid. if you're counting a candidate for that, he says if you have tested positive and planned to fly home, even want to go to the airport, infect other people, you know, to be on the plane and infect other people. so >> you have to be responsible, even if you really do need to and want badly to get home. if not too far, you could drive home and have the windows open and mask to try not infect other family members or friends. >> he also says this. the data is showing the vaccines work helping to prevent hospitalizations. but avoiding is the best medicine. >> what some people get second, you know, we're seeing a lot of people get a 3rd infection. unfortunately, what we're seeing is that these people get a second infection. it mean not be just like the first one. it could be better. it could be the same or could be worse. each time we get a subsequent infection. the date is now showing that you're putting yourself at increased risk for long-term complications. theresa kron, 4 news. >> coming up, covid is not the only virus spreading across the bay area. latest on the monkeypox outbreak coming up tonight at 8 expanding eviction protections for california as the new rules announced today by the attorney general and the marsh fire continues to burn in eastern contra costa county. the effect it could be having on the air quality and residents health. >> an increased number of monkeypox infections are showing up in the bay area contra costa county reported its first confirmed case yesterday. santa clara county reported 9 cases. sonoma county has 3 the san francisco case rate is significantly higher than the rest of the bay area. with 68 confirmed cases, marin county health officials say they're looking into 2 possible cases. they haven't yet been confirmed and no other counties reported new cases as of yesterday as more positive cases of monkeypox do pop up. san francisco is running out of his short supply of vaccine. the department of public health says it's requested. 35,000 more doses from the federal government. but if and when they'll arrive remains to be seen. kron four's rob nesbitt has been following this story closely. the last 2 weeks tonight. he has an expert's analysis of the disease. >> after my story aired tuesday night about the low supply of the monkeypox vaccine and long lines at vaccination sites receive several questions from viewers about monkeypox. i took those questions to an infectious disease expert. >> the monkeypox saga continued wednesday as occur. berg san francisco general hospital's monkeypox clinic, only 50 doses were available. first come first serve and gone by the time jose luis gone to a arrived. she it san francisco department of public health says the clinic will be closed for the rest of the week unless new vaccine supplies arrive. >> gone drove to a weekly testing sites. team works in berkeley with the line was wrapped around the corner. his frustrations grew further when he found out that the business was letting people skip the line if they paid, $24 feels really, on when sure. also was getting the >> things pretty and to this property off finding the trot. >> really valuable service after 4 hours of waiting in line on the road was finally able to get his first dose of the vaccine. >> while vulnerable populations are taking their health into their own hands. they worry about misinformation. >> i went to infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin. hong for answers. one of the questions i was asked was can i get monkeypox from someone who's not symptomatic from the time when you first of all the symptoms, all the way to the end of the rice is when you're potentially. >> infectious to others. doctor chin-hong says monkeypox commonly starts as flu-like symptoms around 7 days after infection. many viewers want to know when they should consider themselves safe from monkeypox after getting vaccinated. they're going to have full protection. >> probably even up to the first dose a week so after on the second dose is really as a booster. and unlike the covid vaccine, the doctor says the monkeypox vaccine helps prevent serious illness. even after symptoms start. >> with a low supply of vaccines, doctor chin-hong says 3 groups are being targeted. someone who has come in close contact with a positive case. those who have attended events were case was reported and those working in a lab where they've been exposed to the monkeypox virus. the san francisco department of public health says they've administered more than 1700 doses of the monkeypox vaccine at sites throughout the city. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt to kron 4 news. but san francisco is running low on doses of that monkeypox this morning, health officials sounded the alarm. zuckerberg hospital gave out his last 50 doses. so far the department of health administered more than 1700 vaccines to residents. >> this week, 7 cisco health officials said they requested 35,000 doses from federal supplies to meet demand. but when those doses will arrive yet to be seen for the latest information on the disease, including a monkeypox case tracker. you can scan the qr code that's on your screen. it will take you to our website for more information. now the washburn fire burning in yosemite national park. more than 1000 people are battling that blaze despite the growth of the fire. experts say there is hope for the giant sequoias at mariposa >> grove colleges believe the 2000 plus year old trees will survive. sprinkler systems have been small installed in the mariposa grove area to keep those trees, moist smoke is pouring out of the park, reaching all the way up to the bay area, parts of the bay area and prompting air quality advisories here at last check. the fire has burned more than 3700 acres. containment is now down compared to previous reports. it's now just 17%. the rest of yosemite park outside of mariposa grove is open for tourists right now. >> an air quality advisory in contra costa county will stay in effect through tomorrow. the bay area air quality management district extended that advisory because of the marsh fire that has been burning since may. the contra costa county fire protection district says the marsh fire started in a homeless encampment in bay point. it has since burned into large amounts of pete in inaccessible areas underground. the fire protection district says pete fires are notoriously stubborn and are often left to just burn themselves out. >> it's about every single day. you know the case. gets annoying after a while. >> contra costa, health services is also monitoring the situation and has also issued a health advisory. officials are asking older adults, pregnant women, children and people with respiratory conditions to avoid outdoor activities. well, now to our 4 zone forecast to see how it does look outdoors right now. and if you're in the city, this is your view downtown. a cloud deck overhead to buy the transamerica building a lawrence is here to talk about that as well as what's going in and your you know, those trees been around for a couple 1000 years for a reason, right? they are tough. yeah, they've got the bark. the helps fight those fires when they come through. but yeah, hope they stay there. that's for the weather conditions today. but right now you can see that smoke plume starting this morning starting to raise right to the north. >> and then begin to push east by the afternoon. so you start to see that circulation that on shore breeze by the afternoon, kind of kicking all that smoke eastward. still some of those winds over 20 miles an hour that a significant wind around opened fire. but right now the latest in the forecast models has a change in the weather pattern. things will begin to shift gears now and some of that smoke might start to make its way back into parts of the bay area, at least parts of the east bay. by the weekend. tomorrow, high pressure begins to build in all the 4 corner states. and that is going to bring that smoke plume a little into the central valley. you can see there you see the areas in red as the forecast models show some of that smoke beginning to spend spread right across the hills there and finally into the sacramento valley by the afternoon and then looks like that, though, will start to make its way eastward is that sea breeze kicks in once again. but over the weekend, we're oing to see that working its way further back up toward the bay. area's a high pressure will start to bring some of the circulation around that ridge. we're with some of that smoke back in our direction right now, though, things are roading along the coastline. as far as the fog is concerned. so yeah, we'll see less fog tomorrow. the temperatures are heating up to up there right now. a lot of fog in the san francisco gray skies a rolling on in temperatures right now. that's the warm in some places. you've got 70's in concord right now and also live more. 75 in antioch, 60's 8 degrees in napa. 66. >> in santa rosa, 64 degrees in palo alto. i think we'll see this beginning to spread on shore. maybe a little more drizzle overnight tonight. >> it's tomorrow morning. but just patch, remember last couple days, it was surging all the way to the central valley. then breaks up a little bit earlier by tomorrow afternoon. we should be talking about some warmer temperatures. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. they are still ahead tonight at 8 lawmakers are sounding the alarm on where the world's most popular apps. >> what they want the fcc to do to protect people's privacy and then the middle of rumors that he may run for president in 2020 for governor newsome takes a high-profile trip to washington, d.c.. >> the key national issues he's talking about at the white house. my tribe has lived on this land for 12,000 years. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting and protect tribal sovereignty and help californians that are hurting the most. >> state senator. of sorry, state attorney general rob bonta hosted a virtual conference today. he was highlighting new guidance that will protect renters from unlawful eviction. the guidance is directed at law enforcement officers who respond to calls regarding a dispute between a tenant and a landlord. bonta says landlords have responsibility to get a court ordered eviction before they can take action and illegal or self-help. eviction can include changing locks, shutting off power or water and removing personal property says he's making this clear to the public and law enforcement that it's paramount. >> it's important for us to use our important role as chief law officer for the state of california to provide clarity and certainty what the law is, what it is and how it applies in certain situations. >> all of this guidance is to continue to extend protection to ranchers all over california. governor gavin newsom is in washington, d.c., this week. he'll be discussing homelessness, gun control, abortion access and climate change with white house officials and other high-profile lawmakers. analysts say newsom's trip is fueling speculation about his national political ambitions, including a possible run for the white house. the governor, though, has dismissed those rumors. son says he's running for reelection in november. >> inflation hits a 40 year high financial analysts, georgia. joins us next with what we can >> inflation and the economy continue to be a big concern for many american. today's consumer price index shows the rate of inflation is at a 40 year high. for more on what this means for all of us were joined by financial advisor george machete from morgan stanley. george, thank you so much. president biden says the numbers are really not accurate because prices have started to come down since the june numbers were compiled. is that true? what does that mean? what do you sing? >> okay. everybody saw a shocking number this morning of 9.1% inflation. a lot of people don't realize that a backward looking number. it looks at the past 30 days, but he shot sports to to today. and if you want to go full up here, you're a car with gasoline. you find out you're paying about $0.50 to a dollar. less a gallon show the the price of a barrel of oil. now that was at $120 really fueling inflation. it's now down below 100 unit. that should continue. that will also lower food prices. and that cannot about 2 and a half percent off of this high inflation rate show. you know, we're seeing oil come down. we're saying, you know, metals, aluminum that are used for making cars come down ships. there's more chips now available to to make cars used car actually coming down. it was it was an extraordinary, you know, price a few months ago and housing even here in the bay area, the price points are coming down and the stores are full of them. a tory so those are the kind of things are happening. fast forward that lead us to believe that by, you know, the end of the year, we should be about, you know, 6.8% inflation down from the 9.1% he's seen today and the big weapon that the federal the federal government can use to try to get inflation down, as of raising interest rates. >> but there's a balance there, right? if you raise them too much too fast, you could cause the economy did go into a recession. so how do you find that sweet spot? well, candidate of this goes back to when we're kids, you know, the goldilocks center. and, you know, when the fed, federal can't get the economy too hot. >> it can't get to call if they if they make it to call by raising the rates very quickly. in fact, today with cpi coming out at 9.1% and the fed's meeting at the end of the month there's of that going on now that the probability of a 75 basis-point increase that we thought was 100% is now. 75. and there's a 25% probability them raising it to one percent. but i don't think dole overreact because if they do cool the economy down, that would really be purple because we have, you know, full employment right now. francisco bay area's 1.9% unemployment and ashley were people are working and making money unfortunate. they're spending money, too. and that's adding to the inflation until we get more in the tory and more supply into the economy. >> so george, in general, it sounds like you're pretty optimistic about things. you think the race will come down by the end of the year. but when we're talking about regular people, which we like to, you know, look at just your average folks. you talk about increase inflation versus we might be in a recession. what does this mean in practical terms for people? >> but this is going to be tough for people that are on a fixed income. this is, you know, senior citizens and also people that are hourly workers because 9.1% inflation means you've got to find extra money to come up for food gas industry. thanks. but if we can patient, if we can hang in there by 2023, which is just, you know, 6 months away, inflation should be at about 5% in the 1st quarter. 2nd quarter, we expect to have 3% the 3rd and 4th quarter. we expected to be at 1.6 of where, you know, we thought we'd like that to happen. that would be great show in the middle. people will suffer. but if we can all hang in there, you know, we're going to get through your economy is very, very strong and so many ways. and when one of benefit, everybody we've been hearing that the average family is paying $500 more a month this year than they were last year because of >> inflation in for a lot of even here in the bay area who are, as you just mentioned on an hourly wage. you know, they're working, but they're they're dollar is less and less further in helping them get by. so in the meantime, the next 6 months could be graham out. >> well, candies are difficult times, right, showing difficult times. you got to take difficult action. so if you're on a fixed income and inflation is eroding money that you have. you really have to look your at your weekend. your budget and look at your fixed costs and try to scrub those down, try to get them lower. and the variable cautioning that are we've been enjoying for, you know, many years now going out to dinner, you know, you know, that exercise activities, that gyms and things like that. unfortunately, is some areas of it during tough times may have to cut back on to get through this because again, our economy can be very robust. i mean, we're energy, independent. we can create our own oil we can create in the country. can do this. but in the middle, it doesn't go on forever. it is always a little different to get right now and we have to get through it. so, you know, people that means you have to sacrifice which is hard to do and you have to scrub down your caution and then you're going to get through this. >> any specific advice for families, people with children trying to do with school supplies and, you know, all the all that goes along with having a family. >> it is. it is terrific for because you just multiply those that actually may have won it. one person, earning income and family. >> maybe 2. if you're lucky, but you have to support 2 or 3 kids and with rent in the bay area. and that's what people really if you you know, do i have the means really that live here in the bay area? should i consider going to a lower cost, sherry? i mean, we have to be practical deputy real during times. and, you know, we try to make it work out, but not working you know, people that are making, you $80,000 in the bay area. are doing very well. but if they went to florida, they would have a pretty nice life so much people should go to florida. but i just say we really have to look at our own situations and we have to make some tough decisions so that we can be comfortable have a good lifestyle. >> we're certainly some tech workers that might be looking for jobs here because there have been a number of layoffs that have been announced that tesla sales some other big companies. yeah, not thousands of employees but hundreds. you know, those are people that won't be working as in a few weeks. >> well, pam and ken, this is something that we haven't sheen probably and 10 or 12 years. i mean, you know, our taxes for corporations have been low money spent free tech companies have not laid any people off. fast-forward, i don't see a lot of layoffs happening. what i do share job employers not willing to let go of these highly skilled individuals that they really, really need. so i don't think we're at that point yet where we're going to see layoffs. and this is why the r word recession. you know, it's less likely to happen when we have, you know, people working. we start seeing real layoff seriously >> you know, then we can. then we can start, you know, thinking about the r word a little bit more. but, you know, again, you know, the past 10 years, we haven't had any layoffs. and typically, you know, prior to that. >> a corporation with look at the rim play. they should they be layoff anywhere from one to 10% to get to right size. but technology has been able to allow us to compensate for that. you know, be be very efficient. so georgia and, you know, people have to be patient. we're almost out of time. real quick. just one of the key signs that you're looking for that people can look for in the coming months to say, ok? >> i can make it through or ok, i need to turn around a move like he just said. >> well, can do an about-face. dumped a look at the headline news. i mean, just, you know, get go to the pump and find out that you're paying $0.50 to a dollar less a gallon. if you're doing any woodworking or building supplies, those prices have gone down. also now, the real driver on this whole thing is really food and energy and we can. we can get more gas. that's what joe biden doing right now. and in the middle east are trying to get, you know, these other countries to pump out more oil. i mean, we're in energy independent ourselves, but we're expecting a lot of one gas and oil show. you know, we're going to see this over a period of time where prices to go down. you're not going to see it immediately. you know, but you're going to see different things. we're paying. you know, love, you know, 30% more down. it really more of a normal rate. >> alright, jewish and chatty, as always. thank you for your advice of the war in ukraine within that was certainly help things a lot. but of the day. thank you, george. ok, thank you. >> tiktok is stirring up some concern from federal lawmakers and leaders of popular social media app as millions of us users in recent reporting from busby, new buzzfeed news set off some alarm bells when it revealed that china is accessing their data, experts fear china could use that data for things such as targeted black male political manipulation and advancing artificial intelligence. some lawmakers are asking the federal trade commission to investigate tiktok and pressuring google and apple to remove tiktok from their app stores. >> there are a whole litany of of tools, but the federal trade commission can use in these kind of deceptive practices. >> but some tech experts say the u.s. needs a legislative solution to prevent private data leaving the u.s. without specific legal permission. concerns over privacy regarding a popular security product. today, massachusetts senator ed markey announced the discovery that amazon, which owns ring. >> sent people's ring doorbell camera footage to police without permission. senator markey says that this has happened at least 11 times this year brings guidelines say that the company may send footage to law enforcement cases of emergency police request the data, but amazon is the one that decides whether or not to release it to police. so the number of police departments with access to amazon's data portal has multiplied by 5 since 2019 uber is facing a lawsuit reportedly failing to protect riders after they had been sexually assaulted by drivers. a lawsuit filed by more than 500 women accuses the rideshare app of getting drivers on the road to quickly rather than conducting comprehensive thorough background checks. >> the plaintiffs say even after you became aware of the assaults, uber refused to mandate cameras in the cars or change their 3 strikes rule which keeps drivers on the road even after 2 serious accusations. uber says there were nearly 1000 reported assault incidents in the year 2020 alone. >> a lot of clouds out there right now. but something supers happening up above. we're going to talk about that and a little more flooding in the bay area tonight. forecast is next. a deadly shooting near the fox theater in oakland. one person is dead. 2 others injured early this morning. >> what police are saying about their investigation, also a district divided. the decision tonight on a proposed new school districts in a walnut creek neighborhood. my tribe has lived on this land for 12,000 years. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting and protect tribal sovereignty and help californians that are hurting the most. what happens to your body language when you use dove dry spray? 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nonprofit to screen students in grades 9.11. they'll be tested for any heart abnormalities were conditions that could lead to serious health problems. the nonprofit is named after kyle john taylor. he was a district graduate who died of sudden cardiac arrest in 2019, despite appearing to be healthy, the screenings are being paid for with donations. in a statement, this district superintendent said we have championship-winning teams throughout our district. so we know they're competitive and push the field, giving their all but they shouldn't be giving their life. coming up next in sports, giants looking to take 2 out of 3 from the diamondbacks. kylen mills has big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm. >> oakland police are looking into the city's 61st murder of the year tonight. this one happened just steps away from the popular fox theater. well, for dan kerman reports, a man celebrating his birthday was shot and killed steps from the fox theater about one 30 wednesday morning. 2 women he was with were wounded shell casings and evidence markers filled 19th street near telegraph 13 years here owning my own business in downtown oakland. >> i can say that it has changed. it has gotten worse. nina joyner owns the feel more adult store just down the street from the shooting. >> she says the uptown neighborhood is getting increasingly less safe. >> for those who live work and visit there. and i don't think we're going to be able to solve the in the sense of stopping it. i think we have to mitigate the risk and decrease it and increase our response times to everything that means paramedics. that means fire. that means. >> police. that also means that the merchants around here need to equip their businesses with cameras to help support, you know, efforts to resolve issues as well. and and that's not easy and cheap for a lot of businesses. >> oakland police were unavailable for an interview and have not said how many suspects they're looking for or if they know the motive connected to the shooting. joyner says while more police presence is part of the answer. so is personal responsibility. a lot of people who are holding guns and shooting others thinking about the short term of it, you know, getting through the night hours. they're not thinking about the long of their life and i need them to start thinking about generationally. >> thinking about, you know, being here with what their impact is on the community and not everybody is thinking like that. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> the search is on for a killer in the south bay after a homeless woman was stabbed to death in san jose. the emergency call came in overnight about an assault near the intersection of south market street and west san fernando street. that's right by cesar chavez plaza and the san jose museum of art. the victim died at the scene in the north bay, the sonoma county board of supervisors has approved 4 million dollars to address homelessness. the money will pay for more interim housing and outreach programs to help prevent people from losing their homes to begin with this year. the county says there are nearly 3,000 people who are homeless across the county. that's up about 5% over the last 2 years. but the shocking numbers this the number of children experiencing homelessness has gone up. 68%. >> a reminder tonight to look skyward. if you want to see the biggest and brightest full moon of the year, it is called a own. it's also called a thunder moon. it happens when the moon gets closer to earth than usual. it's expected to be within 90% of its nearest orbit. so the super moon will appear to be. >> huge. the buck moon, there's no do moon. i guess the buck moon will be visible through friday. >> is it really is beautiful to see able to get off work, you know, at night and head home. it's all of that fog. that's really the he experience. just after 9 o'clock tonight, the moon rises up above. and yeah, it should be a sight to see if you get a chance to get outside. check it out. it's going to be a beautiful sight. rising up above. there you go as close as it's going to get this year, 222,089 miles away, making an unusually close. usually it's almost about the 238. almost 40,000 miles away. so the idea was looking brighter. now that also has an effect on the tides. and with that close to the gravitational pull, yeah, giving rise to the king tides that with the combination of the son of being in conjunction with that as well. and there you go. the tide rising again tonight, going to be the highest in over 7 feet outside. and we're going to see some local inundation, some localized flooding in around the bay area overnight tonight and tomorrow morning that high tide comes in at 11:38pm. tonight. so be ready to see some of that around the bay. the meantime, though, yeah, we've been tracking the storm conditions. i mean, the fire conditions across parts of the sierra nevada. the winds still blustery there, but really around the bay area going to catch a little bit of a break. now, most of that smoke is headed eastward. that being said we're going to be in for a nice day. tomorrow. the temperatures are going to start to warm up upper 80's. well, in the lots of 70's names inside the bay. but temperatures getting a lot hotter as we get the weekend. in fact, we're getting close to triple digit heat least in the valleys by saturday. >> thank you. this weekend, people can enjoy the newest attraction at the presidio on sunday, the 14 acre presidio tunnel tops project will be open with striking golden gate views. you can't find anywhere else. they're also trails picnic areas and nature play area for children. house speaker nancy pelosi will attend saturday's within cutting ceremony one day before it opens to the public. >> but airlines have struggled recently with staffing shortages and flight cancellations, travel and leisure magazine asked readers to weigh in on travel experiences. here's a look at how they ranks the airlines. hawaiian airlines took the top spot, got high marks for its meals. breeze airways came in second, followed by jetblue. alaska airlines came in for us, followed by delta southwest united and sun country airlines. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> the giants looking to follow up their sensational performance last night with more hot hitting in today's series finale against the diamondbacks at oracle park. bottom of the 7th giants trailing 3, nothing infielder. brandon belt changes that with one swing of the bat, it is gone to straightaway center belts gets the giants on the board with a solo blast. bottom of the 8th now giants down 3, 2 looking to tie this one up. wilmer flores sends this ball on a ride high and deep to left center, buy buy baby flores, ties it up a brand new ball game on our hands. bottom of the night. bases loaded shortstop brandon crawford lined to right. arizona's daulton varsho could hamlet bell scores the winning run? oh, captain my captain. what a night for him. giants. walk it off for 3. the host, the brewers for 4 game set beginning tomorrow. let's head out to the lone star state also looking to win their series against the rangers. bottom of the is trying to stop the bleeding. texas infielder brad miller with a little bloop to right. ramon lauriano could make the play 2 runs. come into score. miller thrown out. so at second trying to stretch that hit into a double aggressive. okay. that caps off a 5 run. first inning, somebody call the paramedics. the a's need to be revived. oakland falls 5, 2, they're now tied with washington for the worst record in baseball. the a's have the day off before heading out to houston to take on the astros on friday. the rumor mill really kicking up today about a possible reunion between kevin durant and the warriors. many free agency signings and trades across the league are on hold. while the nba. wait to see where katie will land. fox sports is reporting that league sources say steph curry has reached out to the rant. meanwhile, espn insiders reported today that the warriors are in discussions about a possible trade curry is open to it, but it's unlikely it will actually happen. the news first broke 2 weeks ago that direct requested a trade from the nets. espn previously reported that katie's preferred destinations are the phoenix suns and miami heat. one of the faces of the san jose sharks is out the door. the team announced today that defenseman brent burns has been traded to the carolina hurricanes. the sharks are sending burns and hl four-lane peterson to carolina in exchange for stephen lawrence. goalie prospect at to mocking the emmy and a conditional 2023 third-round pick burns says 3 years left on his contract with an 8 million dollars value. the sharks were tame. 34% of that contract basically meaning some a burn salary will still count towards san jose salary cap burns has been with the sharks for the past 11 seasons. the 37 year-old is a 6 time nhl all-star and was awarded the norris trophy given to the league's top defenseman in 2017. that's all >> audiences apparently are feeling the need for speed. top gun maverick has now grossed more than 600 million dollars at the box office. and it still wowing audiences is paramount pictures. top grossing movie ever toppling titanic spots office haul from its initial release. the sequel to the content quintfssential 80's blockbuster has grossed more than a billion dollars worldwide. and as tom cruise's biggest hit ever as well. >> see now waiting for the next mission of possible. okay. yeah. it's going to get the scene. maverick. know you ask me that every time we have a story about the key to happen and i know like where the last 2 people want to know the flying and i was thinking we're just having a good. i'm going to say this again that a lot of the stun piloting is done by a guy that heads up the patriots jet team and byron california. just okay. up away. so a lot scenes were shot at lake tahoe. so you'll recognize some of that. we are. all right, kate, to more okay. we're not paid by para. let's see what's happening 9 o'clock tonight. ladies, thank. thank you. have thank you. stories we're working on at 9. very a judge's ruling in a legal fight between the state of california and hundreds of people. >> there are still struggling to pay the rent. tonight. we're going hear from one of the attorneys representing those clients. also coming up, a heated exchange between a berkeley professor and a senator. you probably seen this, but it is also shining a light on a broader effect of abortion how 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