>> new video this morning captures the moments. former japanese prime minister shinzo is shot during a campaign speech in western japan on 2 loud booms can be heard and picture show of a collapsed and bleeding. while security officers tackling nearby to the ground, the camera footage shows what appears to be a taped up weapon just feet away later identified by police as a homemade shotgun. they later got rushed to the hospital by helicopter before medical crews announced his death later on. police say the suspected shooter remains in custody, identifying him as a man in his 40's who lived in this city where the attack occurred. and a former member of japan's self-defense forces. investigators later described the man as being dissatisfied bay and wanting to kill him in of a step down as japan's prime minister in september of 2020 but serve as a power broker in japanese politics domestically. he was known for revamping japan's economy and attempting to rebuild the country's military force abroad. he was japan's most well-known political figure solidifying in further expanding u.s. japanese relations. >> to one is the time and happening today, san francisco's new district attorney is officially going to be sworn in at city hall. mayor london breed named former prosecutor brooke jenkins has chase of a dean's replacement kron. 4 sarah stinson is following this from the newsroom. hi, sarah. >> hey there. good morning. that's right, brooke jenkins is in and chess dean is out. jenkins was actually involved in the recall campaign up to dean. she left his office as a prosecutor and joins recall campaign effort. so you may recognize her from that and today we'll see your sworn in as san francisco's newest district attorney jens get jenkins quickly became one of the main faces of the recall effort in interviews and tv ads. and now she faust deliver on things that chest was criticized for leaving behind mayor london breed chose jenkins to replace beating after historic recall ousted him from office in june, james joined the da's office in 2014 and was the designated hate crimes prosecutor who also worked in the assault and homicide units. she later left her job to join the recall campaign criticizing howard dean was handling some cases. jenkins promised to prioritize prosecutions of violent crimes. burglaries, property crimes, and the city' open air drug market. let's hear now from mayor london breed. and then from jenkins herself. >> count ability, injustice. balance of fairness. is what made her stand apart. accountability does not mean that we reject a full reform. we can have responsible reform. and accountability both at the same time. and i doubt to this city to balance both in the pursuit of justice and safety for all. >> the relationship between the da's office and the san francisco police department has been rocky, but jenkins says she hopes to mend that relationship will also holding officers accountable for any misconduct. the police officers association says it is ready to turn a page with this new da. we reach out to trust dean's team for comment but have not heard back yet. jenkins will be district attorney until november, but she'll have to convince voters to keep her in office as others try to be taking her place on the ballot, running against her. now we will see her being sworn in by mayor london breed today at noon at city hall and james darya. that's something we'll continue to follow throughout the day for now. send it back to you. all right. thanks, sarah. >> time now is 8, 0, 4 and also changes coming to the city of los altos. they've got a new police chief angela ever. it will be taking over the role starting on august. first, replacing the former chief andy kaliyah who retired at the start of this month ever has more than 25 years of experience in policing and law enforcement. in fact, most recently she served as deputy chief for bart police. in the east bay. at least one person is injured after a shooting on interstate 5.80 thursday. this happened on the eastbound lanes at 100 64th street. that's right near the castro valley area. the chp says that someone called in to 9-1-1, talking about the shooting. but when officers got to the scene, they couldn't find a car or a victim. but then later, a gunshot victim did walk in medical center for treatment. we're told that person should be okay. they're still piecing together what happened. >> 8, 0, 5 is a time right now. and it turns out a 6th person was hurt at the a's post-game fireworks celebration on july 4th. the police chief is explaining how bullet fragments from celebratory gunfire hit 5 people at the stadium and it turns out now they're saying a 6th victim actually reached out to the police yesterday, but we don't know the extent of their injuries. one person is dead hit by a caltrain train in mountain view. it happened last night at the san antonio caltrain station about 50 people were on board the train at the time. none of them was hurt. but this person was struck and killed. it is a caltrans 5th fatality of the year. >> a 9 year-old boy who was crash last month has died from his injuries. a gofundme page that was set up for his family says that julian navy's of dixon died this past wednesday. he and 3 others lost their lives when an amtrak train smashed into a car on june. 26th, it was an unincorporated brentwood. that accident also killed 3 women, including the boy's mother and grandmother. all the victims are in the car. nobody on the train was hurt. to the south bay now where sunny balwani the former president of theranos has been found guilty of defrauding patients and investors and now faces up to 20 years in prison. crawford's charles clifford recap what happened in court. >> ms bell one e the former coo of theranos has been found guilty of 12 counts of defrauding investors and patients. he now faces potentially decades in prison. thursday afternoon, ramesh balwani walked out of federal court in san jose. but his time as a free man is coming to an end moments earlier, a jury found that one guilty of 10 counts of federal wire fraud and 2 counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. he showed little emotion as the verdicts were read. now faces up to 20 years in prison. >> his conviction comes 6 months after former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes was also found guilty of 3 counts of criminal wire fraud. and one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. both holmes and balwani were accused of defrauding investors and misleading patients by claiming that their company theranos had created blood test that could quickly diagnose a variety of ailments. in reality, the company's tests were unreliable following thursday's verdict, stephanie hines, the united states attorney for the northern district of california, said she believed that justice had been served. we are gratified. by the jury's hard work and a 10 and f to the evidence percent. we appreciate the verdict. and look forward. to sentencing proceedings after leaving court on thursday about one in his legal team declined to speak to the press, but one is scheduled to be sentenced in november. meanwhile, elizabeth holmes, who is also facing up to 20 years in prison, is scheduled to be sentenced in september, both balwani and holmes remain free on bail. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> some san francisco supervisors are calling on governor newsom to get rid of pg and e because of the role it's played in wildfires in the past few years. some of them deadly. the supervisors want pg need to be replaced with a non-profit corporation known as golden state energy supervisor. connie chance resolution also calls for the governor to not renew the utilities safety certificate next year and it calls for the state to air mark money to fund a study on golden state energy. >> i think this is a critical moment for california and in this case and suspends is meeting that leading the way to say, well, what are all the option to make sure that we can have sustainable power that does not kill californians. if the full board approved the resolution at their july 19th meeting, the resolution will be sent to the governor. >> and to the state agency that needs to sign off on pg e's wildfire mitigation plan. >> well, now to our drought emergency with officials in sonoma county saying their drought situation is still getting worse. they say their water reservoirs are going well at all. and the area is getting more and more dry. we have kron four's gayle ong explaining why this puts them at greater risk for wildfires. >> very, very difficult to predict when this drought will. and speaking at a virtual meeting thursday, sonoma county supervisor lynda hopkins says the county is now in its 3rd driest water year on record and water. reservoirs are near historic lows. lake sonoma is at 53% of capacity and lake sonoma as 59% capacity. and the words both are nearly half empty. the state drought monitor map shows the county is classified under extreme drought conditions. that means areas are at risk for wildfires year around. this is a huge strain on these forest ecosystems >> our approach in real time. it's currently has been to we're pretty aggressively throughout the open space preserve. we numerous ones around the county around really just these these fires safe corridors of sheet fuel breaks in place for emergency access. a panel of environmental leaders spoke at the meeting, including a meteorologist from the national weather service. what climate research is showing is that droughts are becoming more frequent. >> and they're offering lasting for more than just one year. so that trend is likely to continue where we will see these periods of multiyear droughts, meteorologist brooke bingaman. it says the latest long-range weather forecast is showing la nina weather patterns, which is known to bring drought conditions does look like we'll go back to aligning its signal in fall and early winter. but we really need to monitor what the trend is for those wet months of december, january and february, because that will really tell us what could happen to our water supply for the following summer water quality caused by the drought was also discussed. environmental officials caution people to keep a lookout for blue green algae in local waters that could cause health issues for humans and pets. in the meantime, outdoor water restrictions are in place in sonoma county. water seed now is water that we can use later and saving water now will reduce the chance that we will have to take even more drastic measures next year. if we have another dry winter. the next drought update will take place early august. >> in sonoma county jail on kron 4 news. it's 8.11 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a car goes straight into a starbucks. it happened in the bay area and 2 people are in the hospital. we'll take a closer look. >> plus, the trump era white house counselor is going to testify today in front of the january 6 committee. we'll see what they know so far about what happened. >> and the heat is on. well, in a couple of days in full force anyways, sunday, monday and tuesday will be back into the nineties today holding on to the 80's for san jose 70's in oakland in sf. >> 14 right now checking out the weather and checking our of winning. it's me. it's it's john and very similar. pretty close out the cranberry and i'm not feeling cranberry us because it's more of a false dollars. yeah, i got big summer time weather coming our way. you know, i know baby red just because the hot feeling the heat. why on monday weren't brighter colors for sure. exactly. i know no black a monday or so. so you no ties. no ties. yeah, i can breathe again. no time but yeah, it is definitely warming up, guys. we've enjoyed so much cool weather lately. and now it's actually going to feel like july should as we move our way, especially towards sunday. >> this is your view in san jose. looks gorgeous. plenty of sunshine all across the bay area. a low pressure system drying in a bit more cool air is actually going to cool us down tomorrow. so this weekend's full of ups and downs were climbing a bit today, a bit warmer than yesterday will drop temperatures tomorrow and then really see them spiking on into sunday. so if you want some cool weather tomorrow is your day. if you like the hot weather sunday's it. as for winds a bit calmer than yesterday for most of the bay during our daytime hours tonight, winds will pick back up a fairly breezy evening is ahead of u.s.. skies already. nice and clear out there tomorrow morning for the most part, a pretty clear one to you'll see a few clouds pushing in from the coast. as for sunday, a lot of sunshine may be too much of it as daytime highs then climb into the 90's. 70's for sf today, 60's at the coastline and mostly 70's, but also a few 80's along the bay shore. back to 80 degrees from san carlos to mountain view as well as for the south bay yesterday was just 70's for you. so you're noticing that difference today. also from the 70's to the 80's for the inland east bay livermore. 84 conquered 87 oakland and san leandro. at 75 north bay temps 80's to even some low 90's, antioch in vacaville are for spots back into the nineties. and we'll see that number a lot more frequently into sunday monday and tuesday, wednesday and thursday won't be quite as hot. so we've got 3 days of the core of a bit of a heat wave just around the corner. as for our roadways, it's been really easy commute. thank goodness. yesterday was just as nice actually. bay bridge is pretty empty at this point. a 12 minute drive across it. san mateo bridge, 13 minutes to make your crossing their the richmond center fell under the sunshine and rolling at the limit. well, the golden gate bridge only gotten clear. look at all that sunshine. 21 minutes from novato to the toll plaza. james. thank you. john. time now is 8, 17 and in national news, we're learning more about the gunman who shot and killed 7 people at the 4th of july parade. >> near chicago, his father could now also be facing charges. we get kind the sun with the story. >> years before shots ring out at a 4th of july parade in highland park, illinois, killing 7 and wounding dozens. authorities had the gunman on their law enforcement first responding in april of 2019 to a suicide attempt involving robert crimo. the 3rd, then 5 months later, a family member called police saying he threatened to kill everyone inside of the home state. police say officers found knives during the call, but they turned them over to the father who was the owner. however, despite these warning signs just months later, state police say crimo the thirds father sponsored his son's gun-license the following december. the attorney for the parents said exclusively on news nation prime that they were completely blindsided by the mass shooting this week, they dispute or that he was ever suicidal. and did they ever claimed he was suicidal? >> and they also dispute that he ever threatened to everyone from all the information that i lean from law enforcement authorities from speaking with the parents is they didn't do anything wrong. they're just a shock by this turn of events is everyone else's. it's similar to a case unfolding now in oxford, michigan. >> after 15 year-old ethan crumbley was charged with killing 4 classmates and injuring 7 others. >> during the school shooting last year, his parents now pleading not guilty to involuntary manslaughter charges. both of them. it took an action that help their child get a gun that then ended up being used to kill many people. >> the difference is that when the highland park's son a father did, it was like 3 years before he actually committed the crime, whereas in the oxford high school, it was just really a matter of days. a criminal defense attorney we spoke with says the father of robert crimo, the 3rd may also potentially face criminal charges for aiding and abetting in the commission of a crime. there's an intent aspect to aiding and abetting. i have to buy supply weapons, my my friend, because she tells me she's going rob a bank. >> all right. i have the intends to help her commit the crime. but if i give her a gun and then 5 years later, she robs the bank. if it's a 10 8, it's going to hard to say that there was an intense that i help her commit the crime. so that's really what's at play here. >> happening today, the former white house counsel under former president donald trump is set to testify before the house committee investigating the attack on the capitol indeed. and all this after a white house aide gave some pretty revealing testimony that involved him and others in the white house that day. alexandra limon has the very latest from dc. >> good morning. pat cipollone is scheduled to testify before the january 6 committee later today. that testimony is supposed to happen behind closed doors, but it could be recorded like other testimony has been. former white house aide cassidy hutchinson gave explosive testimony about what was happening in the white house on the day a mob of trump supporters attacked the u.s. capitol and in the days leading up to that much of her testimony revolved around then white house counsel pat cipollone hutchinson said cipollone and other members of the trump team knew before the attack that there could be trouble. he said to me. >> we need to make sure that this doesn't happen. be it. legally. it the terrible idea for us. we have serious legal concerns. a few cups, the capitol following that testimony, cipollone is now scheduled to testify before the committee himself. hutchinson told the committee cipollone pushed back against trump's plans to join the crowd planning to head to the capitol. it's my understanding that. >> mister cipollone thought that mister meadows was indeed pushing this along with the president. hutchinson also just wraps up alone e on the day of the attack. she said he was desperately trying to get white house chief of staff mark meadows. >> to convince then president trump to stop the rioters. pot saying to him something to be effective. >> the riders got to the capital mark. we need to get on to the president now. and mark, what that he doesn't want to do >> it's the below nice testimony is recorded. there's a chance the committee could play portions of it during the next public hearing. that's scheduled to happen on tuesday in washington. alexandra limon. >> 22 is the time coming up. talks about doing a prisoner swap are spreading. we'll tell you who won. russian lawyer wants in exchange for wnba star brittney griner. 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. >> 8.25 is a time and a lawyer for viktor bout. the convicted russian arms dealer known as the merchant of death says russia wants to trade for his release. yeah. that's him depicted there in the left, the u.s.. >> has it right now in a prison he's serving 25 years for trying to sell weapons to people who plan to kill americans. could he be traded for basketball star brittney griner? that's the question people are asking. paul gerke takes a closer look. >> the has been referred to as the merchant of and manner of law. >> victor boot was apprehended in 2008 in bangkok lured into a sting operation led by the drug enforcement administration and the royal thai police, the former soviet air force officer was extradited to the united states where he was sentenced to 25 years in prison for selling arms to the colombian rebel group. the farc. >> the judge could given him as much as life and he is grateful to her look carefully considering the facts and circumstances of this investigation and prosecution boat is believed to have supplied millions of weapons to militias and terrorist groups around the globe serving as the inspiration behind nicolas cage's character in the 2005 film lord of war. >> but his lawyers. >> he is >> and the russian government believe victor boot should be released. whether a deal will be done for griner remains to be seen according to foreign policy expert doctor stephen blank prisoner exchanges between the united states and russia are not unprecedented. there's a lot of pressure on biden. >> to get ms griner out, she's a celebrity. i don't know. what mister boot has left to offer. federal authorities after 40 years. i would not be surprised if ultimately some sort of deal is made. >> that was paul gerke reporting u.s. officials have not confirmed any deal. we'll be right back. >> and just ahead, gas prices, they're going live with how much it'll cost you to fill up your tank after nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. >> 8.29 and it's because stark and had out there. i could start to feel it yesterday. i could. yeah. on the warm up a little bit. and i know that yet. and more today ready even more tomorrow. and sunday, john. yeah, sunday. we will definitely notice that sunday, monday and tuesday are going to be the hottest of your forecast. so if you do want to cool feel tomorrow is the best day of the weekend. and we're kind of an up and down this weekend. today's a warm up from yesterday. tomorrow we cool back down and then sunday it gets really hot. but if you do want to get outside today, it's nice. you just notice it feeling a bit warmer. >> the east bay all the way to the coastline looking great under all that sunshine. we are going to stay this way through the day today. so she was a time. get out there. just make sure you have the sunscreen on whatever time it is. 50's and 60's for most of our current temps, brentwood, you're back up in the 70's now at 71 already petaluma fairfax, san francisco still holding on to those upper 50's. i'll talk more about the ups and downs of this weekend and especially the ups come sunday. still to come, as far as our roads go, not a lot to report, which is always a good thing. 30 minutes to get you across the bay bridge haven't had a backup at the toll plaza just the way we like it. san mateo bridge, 13 minutes across it rolling at the limit at the richmond, sandra fell it only 7 minutes and look at that. sunshine at the golden gate. also welcoming that daryn. james. >> 31 right now and in the a car crashed into a starbucks in cupertino. yeah. right through the front, the santa clara county sheriff's office says 2 people were hurt. kron four's. dan storm tells us what happened. well, there's still a lot of cleanup that needs to happen here after that car smashed into the starbucks on homestead road. >> around noon thursday, deputies telling us that 2 people that were hurt were inside at the time and it's still unclear what caused this crash in the first place. shattered glass and broken tables at a mangled starbucks in cupertino. >> the culprit, the driver of this dark blue bmw pictures showing the car park in the store front after a frightening crash injured. 2 people inside starbucks customer evelyn reed says she heard the commotion around noon thursday a little shocked, right? because i'm expecting to happen in your neighborhood. >> now it's going for walks up to safe. but the noise earlier today was about 10 o'clock or a county deputies say the driver was not injured and is cooperating with their investigation. it's not known if the 2 people who were hurt were customers or employees. i just hope everyone's okay. it's scary. i know accidents happen but hopefully everyone's okay. >> a man and his son came back to the store to retrieve a mountain bike that was warped in the wreck. customers looking for their coffee fix found they're going to have to wait until a lot of cleanup takes place. i mean, i feel bad for the people working there. and and yeah, so hopefully it will. >> get back to normal. >> we're still working to get more information from the santa clara county sheriff's office about what happened here. and it's still unclear when the starbucks is going to reopen. but some of the cleanup workers believed it will take a couple of days reporting in cupertino. dan thorn kron. 4 it. 33 is the time and for your money this morning, the price of crude oil is dropping. >> which means if logic follows, we'd see the price at the pump go tries to fly the price for really what we actually have seen, a well continue dropping the prices at the pump. fact, triple-a says what $0.30 in the past. >> well, since last month, when we reach our peak, we've come down about 30 seconds because we were at war pr peak. we have a long way to go. yeah. before we get to reasonable proffers camila barco is live in burlingame with the prices we're seeing now. i camilla. >> good morning. you guys. so yeah. here in millbrae we're actually seeing a drop in gas prices. take a look about a month ago. a gallon of gas at this valero gas station cost about $6.20. and as you can see, it's now $6 and $0.9 if you pay with your card. but some drivers spoken to say that they would like to see the prices continue to drop, especially since the state's average is $6.14. take a look. here is how the bay area compare is a gallon of gas in santa rosa is the same as california's average gas is still a little more expensive in san francisco. but the price drops to $6.18 in oakland. it's even lower in san jose at $6.12. now, if you're trying to look for the cheapest place to get gas in the bay area, that sand low cost about $6 and $0.9. if you go to napa, however, you'll find gas be as high as $6 and $0.35 now has started was talking about gas prices. they follow oil prices. triple a says that falling oil prices have contributed to lower pump prices in the last month. gas has gone down between 25 to $0.40 a gallon in the bay area. it all depends where you fill up. and while drivers are happy to see the prices go down, they still say the prices are high. should drop some this is still >> just came back when i came back to the bay area about a month ago, it was like 7, something for the same thing. great. and so i was really happy to see the drop. and you know, it's kind of like continuously. it's been just going down. >> yes, so a lot of drivers are waiting to see if the prices continue to go down back out live here in millbrae at the valero gas station. you can see a few cars if you drivers filling up their tanks and darya. james, we've noticed this whole morning that this valero gas station where it's $6 and $0.9 to fill up for a gallon of gas. we've just seen a lot of people at this gas station because the price is, well, it's a little lower than the one just across the street. chevron, $6.15. we're seeing about 2 cars right here. not pretty busy, but the bad news is that we're still paying $6 for a gallon of gas. more than $6 at some places. but the good news is that we're still seeing the prices continue to go down and hopefully will get at a reasonable price. maybe later this summer. i'll send it back to you guys. sweet. what would you consider reasonable? i'd get at this point. i'd say 5 bucks and be a deal. >> you know, it's interesting that you ask because i thought $6 was high and then i started seeing that too much. but now i'm starting to think that even $5 is reasonable. like you said will take maybe 5.50, but yeah, $5 is okay. it looks good and look how much you've been paying for the past few months is exactly they're lining up to pay 6, 0, 9, all right. thanks. a lot of camilla. >> well, 8.36 is that i'm speaking of getting around san jose international airports actually going to be seeing some improvements. they have about 10 million dollars coming their way from the biden administration. it's all for part of last year's infrastructure bill, which included a billion dollars for airports all over the country. so 10 million coming to san jose airport and officials there say the money is going to be used to bring the facilities into compliance with the americans with disabilities act. in fact, south the representative zoe lofgren released a statement about this very thing in the funding saying that they're going to use that money to make the airport a lot more accessible to all travelers loftin says people with disabilities should be able to travel and access airport amenities just like everybody else. >> san jose city leaders are in the process of signing a lease with the vta to create a safe parking program for people who are living in their vehicles are arby's. it would provide a temporary designated location for parking and access to basic needs. the santa teresa light rail parking lot will be able to accommodate 45 to 60 arby's and there would be services such as restrooms, water and trash on site. the program will likely start in october. it's 8.37 right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. a scary moment during the giants game. >> we're a player had to be taken off the field. we'll have the details on what happened. >> a new pair of ear buds that are less than $40 and they're impressing even the toughest reviewers. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> willow, bray near the coastline. you can see it from sfo while most of us are already under the sun and staying that way through the day. highs in the 70's to 80's couple of 90's. setting us up nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. >> 8.41 is the time developing news this morning. the prime suspect in that love triangle turned deadly murder has been captured. kaitlin armstrong there on the far left. she's been on the run after allegedly killing and athletes cyclists back in may. a cyclist from the bay area. this woman, though, fled to costa rica. you several aliases to get their have markie. martin. now with more on what you did. >> i'm here to announce that taylor armstrong was captured on june. 29, it was the 43 day chase spanning from the hill country of boston to new york's concrete jungle. that finally ended on the beaches of costa rica with a suspected murderer in custody. off a successful operation definitely sends a clear message to criminals that were no matter where crime is committed. >> matter where you you're not be on the kaitlin armstrong brought in by a task force comprised of u.s. marshals and members of local law enforcement task force allows local crime to get federal 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we've got those clear skies out in full force, not just for the south bay, but really for most of the bay area. only a few spots near the coastline are a little socked in right now. low pressure area drying in some cooler air for tomorrow. so we're ups and downs this weekend today, a little warmer than yesterday was tomorrow is our coolest of the weekend. then sunday gets really hot and stays that way through monday and tuesday. as for the rest of the day today, expect sunshine, not a lot of cloud cover. tomorrow morning. a few clouds roll in during the morning. those will quickly move out, though. and then we've got sunshine to enjoy our coolest temperatures of the weekend for your saturday. as for today, highs in the 60's in half moon bay, san francisco, hayward fremont oakland in the 70's. most of the rest of the bay tapping into either 80's or for antioch in vacaville. our first 2 spots in the low 90's. tomorrow we dip back down into the low 80's and then see the heat really arrive into sunday monday and tuesday. all this under sunny and dry skies. as for our bridges, look at the bay bridge doing very didn't see a backup yesterday, nor have we this morning. so we've got spoiled with that. the average commute, san mateo bridge, 13 minutes at the limit and the richmond center fell only at 7 minutes. golden gate bridge sitting anderson and 20 minutes to get you from novato to the tolls. daria, thank you, john. 8.47. and you can now get your hands on a new pair of wireless ear buds that are 40 bucks or less. and >> they're pretty impressive even to the toughest reviewers. rich demuro takes a look at this morning's tech smart. >> it's been a few years since i found a reliable pair of inexpensive ear buds and sure there's a lot to like at $100 or more. but these one plus nor buds are just $39. if you don't want to spend more than $100 on a pair of wireless ear buds, consider for you're getting sound that you might not your buddies and see him like a year $100. >> plus 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it's in need of watch snap back. yeah. and when he tried to get up and walk off the watching watching watching look happen. that's when he blacked out for a minute. yeah. and so they had a stretcher carrying off. the good news is mobilized as they, you know, mobilized his neck there. he seemed to be well enough to do that. any is going to recover, they say, and the giants ended up it was 2 to one padres will play again tonight at 6.40. >> the las vegas raiders made history by hiring the first african american woman into a position of team president. in the nfl. this is in nfl history. there's never been a woman named president and sandra douglass. morgan gets that position. she was vice chair of the las vegas super bowl host committee. she also led nevada's gaming control board. she is a las vegas native and she has a connection to the nfl or husband played for the vikings and the cardinals. >> and she joins a silver and black as the franchise, obviously trying to come back for 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animals. nobody really wanted the macro, but i they mixed it with some better quality fish. >> and then everybody chowdown. haha, kind of the aquarium was able to fool me honors and then eventually the thing to okay. 8.55. to take a listen to this. >> so that was the police officer. that the first thing you heard laughing. i thought it was a left let out a little of bleak or whatever they do. but in any event, this was a sheep that got loose is in maine and somebody called 9-1-1 to say there's a sheep one around backyard on where it's from. can somebody come out take care of it? so when officers showed up and they were able to corral the animal into the cruiser into squad car our leased car. let's get your home, which they get manage to find where that she belonged. >> brought it back to its owner, but had a good laugh along the way. it's a 55. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco mayor in naming brooke jenkins as the new district attorney. >> for the city will show you what it means for san francisco. and san francisco supervisors are calling on the governor to get rid of pg and e they want. and the co founder of theranos found guilty of fraud what could happen next after the break? >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us. 9 o'clock on a friday and we're headed for. >> a little heat wave, but we have couple of to spare john yet today. tomorrow we're still hanging out in some comfortable weather in the 80's 70's for the most part tomorrow is actually be a little cooler than today. so a nice way to finish out what has been a nice stretch of cooler weather sunday monday, tuesday. not so comfortable anymore. looking outside at the east bay skies, beautiful and clear. the clears morning we've had all week. good morning to step outside. get that jog in. well, temperatures are in the 50's and 60's. we're starting to see some 70's now conquered pittsburgh. brentwood are for spots climbing to those warmer temperatures and we'll see some 80's in the same spots later today. all get to all those details for planning out your weekend. still to come, let's get a look at our bridges which have been an easy start for any sort of commuting out there bay bridge. we had no backups yesterday and we continue that trend all morning long today. only 10 minutes to get you from the maze to fremont street san mateo bridge, 13 minute drive across the span. lots of sunshine over the richmond center fell and surprise. surprise. there's the sun over the golden gate. 2 from novato to the tolls. 21 minutes, daria. >> thanks a lot, john. 9 o'clock. and let's get back to the breaking news that is coming out of japan. japan's former prime minister bay was assassinated while giving a campaign speech. he was airlifted to the hospital, but it was too late. he had been shot in the back. tom dempsey has the latest.