forecasted for the next few days are a major concern. so obviously with the higher temperatures that is going to increase a fire behavior and intensity of fire, the flames broke out on thursday prompting evacuations by friday afternoon. the community of will want to the campground will want a campground the golf course there. highway 41 on the south entrance coming from fresno has a hard closure to the rest of the park is still open and be a highway. one, 40 firefighters say one of the initial challenges was getting resources. there is fire in northern california resources kind of held out that fire is wrapping up. so we are starting to get those resources and obviously it is in an area where it is getting into wilderness. so it is getting into steep country as far as these giant sequoias are known for surviving fire. but wildfires burn hotter and quicker than ever before because of dry conditions. the sequoia trees are a fire, adapted tree so they actually need fire to reproduce. some fire is good for those trees. high intensity fire on the other hand is not a good thing because it actually does kill the tree in just the last 2 years. the u.s. forest service blames several wildfires for killing nearly 20% of the giant sequoias in the sierra nevada reporting in yosemite national park. nathalie vera kron. 4 news. >> back here in the bay area. a vegetation fire in pittsburgh reignited last night and moved towards a decommissioned power plant. today. the marsh fire burned more than 100 acres back in mid-june. firefighters prevented it from destroying any property back then, but they were unable to fully extinguish the blaze due to its location today. it's parked up yet again. contra costa fire devoted extra resources from the air and on the ground to try and battle those flames. it grew to about 200 acres beftre forward. progress was stopped. thick smoke from that fire did reach into the surrounding areas of antioch and oakley. but they were able to keep the flames away from nearby homes. the fire department says they're going to continue to monitor this one daily. turning now to the latest on the electra fire, which is burning in amador county. cal fire reporting just over 70% containment tonight. >> the fire has grown 50 acres in size since last night reaching nearly 4500 acres in total. the number of structures threatened has dropped from nearly 900 to around 430 firefighters say that they are anticipating the fire to be fully contained in about a week. >> we do want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. looking at conditions out there as track these fires. rodriguez, what's going on? yeah, let's take a look at electoral fire conditions because firefighters finally starting notice some relief from the heat. mid 70's out there right now near where that fire is burning and smoke and ash is actually spreading into yosemite and even into south lake tahoe. and most of this year because of the electra and washburn fires. so hopefully they get full containment on that soon. but we are tracking moisture content increasing in that area. thanks to the cooler temperatures. very pleasant in the mid 70's with wind speeds holding steady in the teens at 14 miles per hour with gusts slightly less than that 20 mile per hour range. so let's take a look at our local drought monitor map holding steady with severe drought conditions, even with our mini heat wave that we've been having. >> the good news is we haven't reached a dick's stream or exceptional territory, but we're tracking another round of hot temperatures going to be short-lived sunday and monday, but still unseasonably hot for this time of year. we are seeing some relief right now this evening along the coast golden gate bridge getting a shallow marine layer influence. so that's why downtown san francisco just cool down into the mid-fifties about 10 degrees cooler than those of you in concord at 68 degrees and seeing widespread 60's with the exception of petaluma at 57 degrees with the widespread mid 50's for most of our bay area coastline. so taking a look ahead at our next 7 day outlook. this is going to be hot, but we are tracking a mini heatwave. so we have the next 2 days to get through sunday and monday going to see mid-nineties when we should be in the low to mid 80's for our warmest inland valleys. this time of year really for really arrive until midweek. and we're going to see seasonal temperatures for the next 7 days. but check out our 10 outlook coming up in a few minutes to see if any more heat waves are in our future for us here in the bay area in the coming days. back to you, dan and well. >> thank salon. 3 passengers were rescued from a boating accident this afternoon in san jose. the fire department there says 2 of those voters or says 2 or 3 of those voters suffered injuries in the crash. first responders received reports of the accident just before one 30 at the alviso marina. this is along the southern end of the san francisco bay. firefighters used a search and rescue boat to bring those passengers back to shore because of this crash. it's still not yet know. >> in the north bay, drought conditions are not only a risk of fire danger. there are also impacting water. quality signs have been posted at beaches along the russian river, notifying the public to keep a lookout for algae blooms as kron four's gayle on report. certain allergies can be harmful and cause health issues in both humans and pets. >> along the russian river, you'll find check for algae educational signs like this one posted at area beaches. the water quality at monte rio beach has the green light for swimmers to enjoy the water. but sonoma county's environmental health program manager leslie choate says harmful algae was found in one of the beaches. there was that evidence that there was some algae related says cyanobacteria. >> and we've posted talks and just patterson point. in this case, the ongoing drought is the culprit harmful algal blooms are formed by bacteria that multiply as the water gets warmer. when we talk about blue-green algae, there's lots of different types of blue green cyanobacteria is something that can have toxins associated with that exposure could cause health issues for humans like a rash, vomiting, diarrhea, cold and flu-like symptoms. but pets are more vulnerable symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, weakness, difficulty breathing and seizures, or death. in santa rosa, howard park closed boat rentals as a precautionary measure after blue green algae bloom became visible near the boathouse and a virtual meeting thursday. the county's environmental health manager encourages everyone to enjoy the waters, but keep a close eye on the conditions. practice healthy habits stay away from keep your family safe if you have a crazy time that you can't trust not to eat think about that for before. recreating on the river with animal or your your, your friend and shower and take good care of yourself and have fun on the river. >> and environmental health and water officials with sonoma county will be monitoring the conditions along the russian river throughout the summer reporting from sonoma county, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> the number of monkeypox cases are still going up in san francisco, the city's department of public health reporting an additional 12 cases that bringing the number up to 52. these include probable cases as well as cases that have been confirmed through the cdc. and if you're looking for more information on this disease, including the monkeypox case tracker, you can scan this qr code and that will take you right to our website. kron 4 dot com. >> latest in coronavirus coverage cases continuing to rise here in california. latest numbers showing roughly 16,000 new cases a day more than 4,000 people are hospitalized with covid right now. more than 400 of them now in icu, an average of 21 californians are dying from covid each day. >> 2 people are in jail tonight after a man is set on fire in a park near fresno. this happening thursday in sanger, as you can see here, a woman approaching the man and then threw gasoline on him. they appear to be in an argument and then she appears to taunt that man with a lighter and then on fire. police say they found a man with severe burns on his upper body and sent him to the hospital. police have identified the woman in the video as 48 year-old patricia castillo. further investigation revealed that the 43 year-old man there on your right leonard hawkins provided the gasoline used to like this man on fire. both suspects are now facing charges, including attempted murder, arson and conspiracy. as for the victim, they are expected to survive. coming up, there's a high-tech option for hitting the roads in style and comfort this summer. we've got the details. >> and santana taking a break from performing to focus on his health. details on the postponed shows coming up. plus, the president of ukraine says troops will now have 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received gift cards in return. law enforcement and city officials say more than 90 firearms were taken off the streets today. kron 4 s camila barco was there. >> so 2 rifles. >> rifles, pistols, and pellet guns. just some of the firearms fairfield police collected at a gun buyback event on saturday. we believe interest that lives will be saved as a direct result of that raymond court in montz from fairfield believes these gun buyback events are stepping stone in preventing guns from ending up in the wrong hands. we know which is one element in the message, right? creating space of people. >> bring unwanted firearms, illegal firearms. >> he and his wife has spent the last 14 years advocating for change after they lost their son. matt garcia in 2008 to gun violence, garcia had just become the youngest city councilman elected in fairfield history in 2007 tragically lost in 10 months later on september. 1st. >> an individual high on drugs ahead of an illegal firearm. the discharged in the residential community. garcia's parents learned that the gun that killed their son >> was bought at a garage host said buyback events help - through their organization. the mac garcia foundation to collect any unwanted guns and prevent gun violence. one less on the streets means that there's one less domestic violence incident, one less criminal act and also contributes greatly to a decrease in suicides. and also to let you know, just when kaiser in children's i- hands in 2021. through their police fairfield police say they recovered about 480 weapons off the streets in fair the process is simple. there are no questions asked. and each firearm is destroyed, making sure that it's never used to take someone's life in fairfield, camila barco kron. 4 news. >> time now to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. we're still looking at the moon sitting pretty over. transamerica pyramid here. let's go. let's go in and you're right. i mean, it's really beautiful. situated out there. >> pretty nice night out there tonight. we had a nice looking day out there today as increase around rig as joining us now with a look at what to expect a there down well, yeah, we're going to notice hot temperatures returning to the bay area starting sunday afternoon. so i hope you enjoy these pleasant and seasonable temperatures that we experience today from coastal valleys because tomorrow. >> the heat is on even going to warm up along the coast as well, which is an indicator of how toasty we're going to get inland. but we cool down some for our inland valleys, mid 80's, which is where we should be this time of year for livermore, concord and even santa rosa and mid 60's. for those of you in downtown san francisco. so right about where we should be for this time of year. temperatures cooling down into the 50's along the coast with 60's as you make your way inland. concord trying to flirt with 70's but 68 degrees. but you are about 15 degrees. warmer. then those of you in pacifica currently in the mid-fifties. and here's another shot of the soon to be buck moon. that's going to arrive next week. and that is actually going to tie in to our king tides event. that's going to tuesday through thursday in the bay area. and that's when the new or full moon is closest to earth. and we're going to have both because that full moon is going to be out there by next wednesday. let's take a look at radar for because we are tracking remnants of what was foggy also going to make its way into the bay area by the middle of next week, bringing us some cloud cover and also some muggy tropical conditions. but from now, until then, though, we're going to stay warm, hot and dry for your sunday afternoon after tonight's drizzle fest along the coast and bay area shoreline, we're going to see less and less of that marine layer with these warm temperatures heading our way. the good news is our upcoming mini heatwave going to be short lived just lasting sunday and monday. but overnight lows tonight, mid 50's along the coast and east bay shoreline. upper 50's as you start to make your way inland. but antioch, the mall, the city cooling down to 62 degrees for your overnight lows in. we're going to be 5 to 10 degrees warmer than where we were today and also 5 to 10 degrees above average. because remember, we are very seasonable today mid-nineties for concord n livermore at 95 degrees. 94 for those of you in santa rosa. low 80's for oakland and mid 70's for downtown san francisco. so if you want some relief, make sure to head to the beach, especially half moon bay. temperatures there expected to be in the mid 60's. but take a look after monday. cooling down very seasonal temperatures for the next 10 days. so after this, no major heat waves in sight. so that's the good news we just have to get through today's. i think we can do it. we can do get to get to those 80's. deserve it. earlier and all, these many heatwaves it. that's right. skip spring yesteray to something that's been unbelievable. nose-dived into yeah. thanks >> okay. stunned and saddened. japan is seeing memorials continuing to grow for their former prime minister shinzo ah-bay. tonight we are learning new details about the suspected assassin who took the life of the beloved leader reporter tom dempsey has the very latest. >> in the same city where former japanese prime minister shinzo ah-bay got shot and killed on saturday. crowds of mourners continue to gather some even shutting 2 years. a day after the assassination. the body of the country's longest-serving prime minister returned back to his home in tokyo with his death, leaving many shaken. the assassination leading others to ask questions over how the shooter got so close they know and will be able get on saturday. the local police chief acknowledged flaws with security when speaking to local japanese media investigators described the shooter as a former member of the japanese navy used a homemade gun in the attack. you do this woman lived one floor below the assassin and described him as a loner who seem to be bothered by something. our meeting today with the organized in 2 main session on assassination remain very much in the spotlight during this weekend's g 20 summit in indonesia. >> speaking to reporters, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken based legacy and the hopes of carrying it on the lines between japan and the united states has been a cornerstone of our foreign policy for decades. and as i said yesterday, >> prime minister of a really brought that partnership to new heights. the friendship between japanese american people is likewise. unshakable. >> in his saturday address, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy thanked the u.s. for approving a new 400 million dollar aid package. this following several russian missile attacks on the city of kharkiv in a recent recent attack, a boarding school for children with i disabilities was damaged. so he says that this latest aid package includes high precision weapon systems that will help ukrainian forces to intercept future russian missile strikes. >> still ahead here on kron, 4 news at 10, a fire at a vacant building in san leandro who officials say could be responsible. >> plus, vanessa bryant will have to wait even longer to take her lawsuit against the city of los angeles before a judge, why the case is being postponed 2 years after it was 5. it's time for our lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because every green thumb, 5k, and all-day dance party starts the night before. the sleep number 360 smart bed senses your movements and automatically adjusts to help keep you both comfortable all night and to help you get almost 30 minutes more restful sleep per night. sleep number takes care of the science. all you have to do is sleep. don't miss our weekend special. save $1,000 on our most popular smart bed, and free home delivery when you add a base. ends monday. to learn more, go to sleepnumber.com. >> welcome back. vanessa bryant's lawsuit against la county is being delayed. a u.s. district judge push the trial back to august yesterday, citing restricted scheduling options due to covid-19. the original date had been set for july. 26th bryant filed this suit 2 years ago accusing la county sheriff's deputies took and shared graphic photos of the helicopter crash site. that crash, of course, killed 9 people, including kobe bryant, their daughter, gianna and 7 others. pope francis is dismissing all claims that he's planning on resigning in the near future. >> the pope says that he is on track to visit canada and hopes to visit russia in ukraine soon after the pope also denied that he has had any health issues related to cancer. >> legendary musician carlos santana has postponed his next 6 shows after collapsing during a concert near detroit on tuesday is team says those cancellations. our out of an abundance of caution for the artists, health, the 74 year-old rock hall of famer received treatment at a hospital for heat exhaustion and dehydration. live nation says all shows beginning july 23rd in pass the roadways through the end of the year are still on as scheduled. >> coming up, the baby formula plant at the center of a nationwide shortage reopens what the u.s. is doing to repay other countries for helping with that shortage. >> and the heat is on not just here in the bay area before your sierra as well. a full check out your getaway forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> an abandoned building in san leandro catches fire early this morning. at one point, the alameda county fire department doubled its resources to fight the bully conference. really just all reports. this is the latest of several fires to pop up in the area. >> not long ago will elden pulled up to his family's business? kind of works in san leandro and noticed an attempt was made to set the getting into the auto traffic's installation company on fire. i'm on camera. trying to get into side. oldham says more homeless people are turning to this part of town for shelter and the migration is causing a must. >> a few hours before oldham opened the shop saturday morning. the abandoned rv repair business across the street caught fire extra precautions, basically bring everything inside. >> and make sure that side of the screen as possible. so that that track any any of the homeless. and the fire department says they're noticing a trend in this area in recent weeks since the start of the summer. >> they've been responding to homeless related fires on a daily basis, whether they're small encampments or whether starting inside the structures and staying smaller or getting larger like this one. that battalion chief malcolm cooper the alameda county fire department says his crews responded to the vacant building on washington avenue on fire just before 8 o'clock in the morning. initially, the fire department requested to double support on the blaze, but that was eventually called off. the fire was under control in less than 90 minutes. chief cooper says there is no live electricity in the building and believes it caught fire by people seeking shelter. has we have abandoned buildings in may, you know, sit idle and in terms of redevelopment. >> i'm going citizens and our communities are taking advantage of that. fortunately, in this most recent case, no one was injured in san leandro. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 >> the san francisco fire departments offering $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in a decade's old homicide case. back in 2001, 25 year-old paula. brian was last seen in front of a bar near 6th and mission streets in san francisco. police say she was seen with an unidentified man in a red car. less than 2 hours later, the mother of 2 was found dead on harriet street. anyone with information on this is asked to contact san francisco police major highway work being done right now in the north bay. and it could reach all the way into monday. morning crews are repairing me. >> left most 2 northbound lanes of highway one. 0, one. this is between the robin williams tunnel and the rodeo avenue off-ramp. caltrans says people should expect traffic delays of up to an hour. crews are replacing a damaged drainage system. the work should be finished by 7 o'clock monday morning. cal trains it trans is recommending people use the richmond. sandra fell bridge to get to rain this weekend or you can take the golden gate ferry. >> bart is set to receive 49 million dollars from the california state transportation agency. bart says the money will support construction projects at 3 east base stations. it will also support the agency's project to improve mobility options at its east bay stations. king tides are expected to return in the bay area next week. and that, of course, is of according to the national weather service, king tides cause. >> flooding in low-lying areas around the bay. like along the embarcadero in on trails and off the coasts and the beaches, the highest tides are forecast to arrive on wednesday. >> up in the north bay, a renewed push for safety on the water. 10 people have drowned at lake berryessa over the past 2 years. the majority happening at the oak shores day use area as theresa reports, the napa county sheriff's department is promoting a free program now that they hope will save lives. >> people overestimate some of their swim, even some of the best might overestimate some of their capabilities. and especially when the wind kicks up that sergeant eric olson with the napa county sheriff's department, he showed kron for a close-up look at oak shores day use area from the water here. >> at lake berryessa, a peaceful area to cool off in the summer heat. but tragically 7 people drowned here at oak shores since 2020 life jackets are obviously a big >> we and talk about that enough. you know, as far as meeting, you know, people to be educated on wearing life jackets when they're out here. >> take a look at this snapshot on the shore. sergeant olsen explains there are life jackets to borrow for free and sure enough on this day we found this group out enjoying themselves and one had one of those life jackets with them, courage people to wear that. they have signs out here that asking people wear life jackets. i'm just so that, you know, i right in a few weeks ago on napa county high school student and star athlete drowned at the lake. >> on a typical weekend, the surgeon says hundreds come out here and he can understand why it is a beautiful escape. you just need to take precautions, though. the great family there's a lot of, you water activities out here and a lot of families come have friends, families, all that. >> get we just want to let people know that this is a place to be. but of course, come prepared brings the proper at lake berryessa theresa kron. 4 news. >> all right. we're going to be taking a live look now. this is at the bay bridge overlooking the embarcadero there. we were just mentioning earlier how that area there and was it tuesday, wednesday could begin wednesday water, right? i yeah. up in mill valley to come from meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. joining us now with a look ahead. even break some pay their down well, yeah, and we're not seeing a full moon tonight, even though it certainly looks like it from this live shot the july buck moon will actually be full next week on wednesday. so we are going to see. >> that's when those king tides will coincide with that event. so tuesday through thursday. that's when it's really going to peak with the highest high tide around sunset and the lowest low tide going to be around sunrise. so we are seeing also the return of that shallow marine le are out in the distance starting to make its presence known throughout downtown san francisco. but overall, very clear conditions for the bay area and this year as well. so not only are we tracking a heat wave for us in the bay area sunday and monday for those of you in this year, you're going to start warming up tomorrow and we're going to see it peak by around monday and tuesday of this upcoming week. so let's take a look at temperatures for your 2nd half of the weekend. mid 80's for truckee in south lake tahoe, 5 to 10 degrees above average. turning into upper 80's by monday and tuesday. that's when you're going to flirt with 90's for the sierra temperatures going to be hot. in fact, you're going to be flirting with those low 90's by early this upcoming week for us here in the bay area. our heat wave going to start tomorrow and peak for most of our warmest inland valleys sunday afternoon. so just keep that in my 50's along the coast. 60's as you make your way inland, conquer those 68 degrees. >> 66, for those of you in paulo alto with mid 60's for vallejo at 65 degrees. cooling down along the coast of downtown san francisco at 57 degrees. thanks to that cool sea breeze and the return of that marine layer. but temperatures really going to heat up 5 to 10 degrees above average mid 90's for concord n livermore at 95 degrees. santa rosa nevado very similar conditions there. low 80's for hayward at 82 degrees with half moon bay, the coolest city at 67 degrees. so we are tracking heatwave sunday and monday. fortunately short-lived, but then cooling down with very seasonal averages. 10 days from now. back to you, dana. well, thanks for national news tonight as covid concerns ease off somewhat across the united states. money concerns are now on the rise. a new poll says 40% of adults say inflation should be one of the government's top 5 priorities for next year. >> 44% say they consider their personal finances to be a major issue. both of these numbers are higher than what they were in december. among the specific concerns people mentioned include gas, energy and food prices. >> and for your money this evening, the latest u.s. jobs report is surprisingly good showing that the economy added 372,000 jobs last month. basil, john has more. >> even as inflation continues to plague americans. the latest jobs report shows the job market remains strong. my economic plan is moving this country in a better direction. u.s. national economic council director brian deese said the u.s. has now recovered all private sector jobs lost during the pandemic. the strength of the job market recovery has meant more opportunity, higher wages for 10's of millions americans. it's meant stronger household balance sheets. people have been able to save a little bit and that creates a more resilient economy. but even with job growth, recession worry still linger. george washington university professor tara sinclair. i think those fears are their own problem. if people really buy this message that recession is coming, they may cut back on spending and that action and cutting back on spending could suffer a recession. sinclair says the federal reserve's priority is slowing down. demand to better max supply without triggering a recession. but they haven't been so successful that in the past. >> and so there's a lot of concern that if they're really going to fight off the inflation we're experiencing right now, that may come at the cost of a recession. sinclair believes of americans are worried they can focus now on building up their savings. but i think what actually makes sense, this is for individuals to take care of their own household financial situation reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> production of baby formula has resumed at the michigan facility. that's shutdown whose shutdown triggered a national shortage. abbott nutrition recall their baby formula back in february because of bacterial infection. concerns that one of just 4 companies that produce about 90% of us baby formula. fda inspectors closed the facility after discovering a host of violations, including bacterial contamination, a leaky roof and lax safety protocols. on wednesday, though, the fda announced plans to help overseas makers of infant formula that have sent supplies to the u.s. during the shortage. california is going to make its own insulin. governor gavin newsom approving a budget last week. >> setting aside 100 million dollars for the state to create the medication. >> in california, we know people should not go into debt to receive lifesaving medication. >> governor says the insulin will be sold at lower prices and that's according to the governor. of course, many americans are currently paying as much as $500 a month for this truck. experts are predicting that domestic travel will reach prepandemic levels this year with lots of people apparently eager to travel again and then take that vacation. there is a new way to hit the road this summer to >> high-tech camper van kron four's justine waltman tells us about the new company launching right here in the bay area just in time for your next road trip from one country to the coast. there is a lot to see in california. all just a right away. >> for people ready to hit the road in an rv. there is cabana. the self-proclaimed modern high-tech camper van. i think people want a different way of traveling now. scott huguely is the ceo of the 2 and a half year old company. he says the cabana fits to people and drives like a large suv with all the comforts of a hotel room, there is a shower toilet queen size bed and a full kitchen that comes out of the back of the van. cabana guides also take care of all the logistics of the trip by booking, but campsites. everything is contact list. users book it all online via an app. huguely promises it's straightforward, even for the tech challenge traveler has ability you know, with the click of a somebody that. >> saying the trip for me that i've never done before. and, you know, take care of all of the hard part of makes it really easy and appealing. >> cabana is already in seattle and los angeles and will be available in san francisco in september from the seasoned are veer to a newbie cabana. wants you to use your vacation days and get out in nature. most of the people that are using our camper have never used one before. their lives to 70%. never taking a trip in a camper van or rv. >> another 25% done and maybe once in their life. so it really is built for the people that maybe have aspired to do this. but i haven't really felt comfortable taking the lead. >> cabana san francisco fleet will start with about 20 camper. vans with the goal to get to 50 by the end of the year in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, getting a taste of the tropics in the wine country. you bet it. coming up in tonight's dine and dish and congress is re budgeting to afford the rising cost of former secretary of state mike pompeo is security team. details on why the cost of protecting pompeo just keeps going up. >> welcome back. the united states is spending 2 million dollars a month on around the clock. security for former secretary of state mike pompeo. the associated press says a state department report to congress shows he continues to face serious and credible threats from iran. a newsnation investigation found that isn't necessarily the threat against pompeo that. >> costing taxpayers so much. joe khalil has the details on why pompeo's security costs are higher than some former presidents. >> the state's former secretary of state mike pompeo gets a rock star. welcome. weather in florida. >> former secretary of state mike pompeo. >> we're new york. michigan. his travel schedule is packed no longer serving as the nation's top diplomat, but you wouldn't know it based on his 24 to 7 security detail. a team of state department, diplomatic security service agents protecting him everywhere. he goes standard for a former high ranking official under threat. pompeo still faces a credible threat from iran. hence the around the clock security. it's retaliation for his role in the assassination of iranian general. qassem soleimani back in 2020. >> shot not 20. iran's president said martyrs would, quote, take revenge on pompeo in a speech earlier this year. but state department officials around pompeo tell news nation he's been ignoring the advice of his security. >> often choosing to put himself and those who protect him in danger and doing so at an unprecedented cost for american taxpayers sensitive. but unclassified documents, newsnation obtained show in the summer of 2021. the cost to protect pompeo and one of his aides. but luke, from just short of 700,000 to more than 2 million dollars per month close to 90% of it going to pompeo, security and all of it public dollars. the documents explain the 2 million mostly covers vehicle and travel costs for pompeo, security agents and his travel for paid speeches and public events is extensive. so how much travel is the former secretary doing well, these are some not all of his public events in the u.s. just since april. there's a stark difference between a national security mission. that's important for us. >> and then a discretionary trip in all things, especially if there's a threat nature from a state sponsor, he would have to be concerned. retired diplomatic security service agent mark hip says it's not uncommon for former officials to do book tours or paid speeches like pompeo is doing in his case making 6 figures per speech. the law dictates that we have to protect these individuals out of the other concern for them. but hip says when there's a credible threat announcing where you're going and when you'll be there puts lives at risk, especially if the purpose isn't america's national security, but rather personal gain. does it ever get to a point where you would consider it to be irresponsible? i mean, i wouldn't go as far as responsibility. i would go with the morality of it, you know, because it not only put yourself in harm's way and in such a case, but also pushing those men and that are going to be will restore life story of the most secretaries, if not all pretty much do this as to what extreme they do it too. i'm very reluctant to say if you go into public service and you do things that may get you shot by a foreign adversary. >> you can't go on a book tour. >> the amounts of money you're talking about for security. millions of month. >> congressman brad sherman who serves on the house foreign affairs committee says when it comes to personal travel paid speeches and campaign events like pompeo has been doing finding a balance between what the public should pay and the legitimate need to protect the nation's officials who served the country is difficult. i want the professionals to decide. >> how big is this security detail and does pompeo need a security detail? and if so, where? and the professionals did decide that last november, a planned trip to the united arab emirates was simply too risky for pompeo and his agents. >> given the threat against him, news nation has learned that pompeo security warned him not to go to the u a e but that he dismissed the state department's concerns and went anyway. it was a paid gig that earned him. >> hundreds of thousands of dollars. and that's in addition to what sources tell news nation exclusively is a planned 1.1 million dollar taxpayer funded up great. >> pompeo is new 3 and a half million dollar virginia home to beef up security. we caught up with the former secretary to ask about the record costs and the hefty public event schedule all in the face of a serious threat. >> but joe news nation couple questions about your overseas travel costs. so you're getting a million dollar upgrade to the house. paid for by the public. is there risk could be putting yourself oversee so much. >> our questions and are multiple requests for interviews. all went unanswered. to put a finer point on how much money we're talking about here in terms of an increase, the unclassified, but sensitive documents that we've obtained for our investigation showed that congress use to cap how much money they would give for former officials from the state department who've retired if they're facing a threat. >> at 15 million dollars a year for their protection. well, this year alone, pompeo is going to blow through that. it's going to be more than 24 million dollars. so this year, republicans and democrats had to go back to the drawing board and literally rewrite their budget and the 2022 budget. it's not 15 million anymore. the maximum is now 30 million. the first time that has ever happened in washington. joe khaleel news nation. >> up next, you might say that taking bars are not really unique here in the bay area, but this one in the north bay certainly is special will take a look at it after the break. well, the bay area loves tiki bars and you can find some of the coolest joins right here in the city. and also when you go be a that's right. how about a taste of the tropics? >> up in wine country. tonight's dine and dish vicki liviakis takes us to will friends the first and only 2 people are in napa. >> news break now. you don't necessarily think t d known now. like when you're tired. a wine tasting where to go. go here. you reference. yeah, this is will lounge in think taking with a twist where locals and tourists partake of taking drinks food, an ambience. >> it's a cross between disneyland traders, sam and pirates of the caribbean airport holes with mermaids who swim and of course, ghost pirates with magical treasure chest. and for those with a thirst centric drinks like the one what shareable >> of arc. and about the tropical concoctions like white bout this is batten down the complete with paper umbrella. >> there's the ever-popular flaming scorpion bowl to share. >> they calm as they saw wonder why, of course you want this way and put ladder to accompany your for him. this is the need need to the spam lighter proprietors. bring experience from the granddaddy of tiki bars. trader vic's. >> so why will for you ask why it's the name of uncle wilford who worked as a bartender in honolulu back in the day. and as they say here in wine country, cheers, aloha and >> i'm in vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> aloha for sure. alright. well, as yao summers is one of the most recognizable chinese american women and comedy. she regularly headlines. major comedy clubs across the country and she just wrapped up 3 back to back to back sets here in san francisco. we spoke with her on the kron 4 morning news today about forging her own path on her journey to success. i remember why comedy off my coach that the eu should address down. you should talk called the i was like i can copy it i let her be her as just you want wish dot com a cheap and that a couple i will never be high can do that. i will talk about what he's also the key to me. what that is all of those all awful crazy. still temps against asian male, asian women. >> i i want to talk about that that rudy catch my heart. summers is also the owner of the hollywood comedy in los angeles where she focuses on. >> producing shows that promote representation in comedy. all right. we're going to china and china a final check of our 4 zone forecast out here tonight. >> live look at a downtown san francisco which looked awesome before. but now did. that's like and gobbled up literally just exactly almost one hour ago was super clear, karl. the fog has definitely made his presence known. >> but it is going to be warm tomorrow. come from meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez standing by with yeah, that's right. so enjoy these cool temperatures. while they last those of you in petaluma. 55 degrees. >> the coolest city out there in the bay area with concord. nearly 15 degrees warmer. still trying to flirt with 70's at 68 degrees. but then tomorrow that summer sizzle is lly for our warmest inland valleys. we're going to be 5 to 10 degrees above average with mid 90's expected for those of you in santa rosa nevado even conquered in livermore, vallejo and napa in the low 90's. so not going to be as hot there. but those of you in solano county, specifically in fairfield and vacaville, you could easily reach that triple digit mark. but fortunately, no heat advisories have been set in place just yet from the national weather service. oakland toasty temperatures should be in the mid 60's this time of year. instead warming up into the low 80's and downtown san francisco. 10 degrees warmer than where we were today. remember, we were in the mid 60's tomorrow. mid 70's for your sunday afternoon highs. if you want relief head to the beach, half may 67 degrees. so very pleasant temperatures there. and we're going to see that sunday and monday going to be the 2 hottest days in the bay area. after that, though, we're going to be on cruise control. very pleasant temperatures in the mid to upper 80's king tides arriving tuesday through thursday and also some monsoonal moisture from bonnie as well. no thunderstorms start with that. just that muggy, tropical feel by midweek but very active weather pattern next week ahead. so going to keep our eyes on that, especially with those king tides because it usually causes flooding in those low lying areas. you know the drill. yeah, market arrow. i know some places ali people can get in some trouble their. yeah. so definitely be aware of that. i'm looking forward to those 80's, though. we've several of yeah. we need to just get through the next 2 days. we have do it. thanks from time. we've got for kron. 4 news at 10. thanks for joining us. when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for your wake of destruction. your one little big lie. >> 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