you're watching kron. and news. >> thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waltman. we'll start today with acting san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announcing that she will formally run for the job in november. technically, she's serving the rest of former da chesa term. today she announced her intention to get her name on the november ballot to serve her full term. her main goal, she says, is to crack down much harder and drug dealers in san francisco. >> nice. you know, we're in a different state of affairs with the drug fentanyl, right? that didn't exist. you know it in the capacity on the street that it does now 10 years ago or even 5 years ago. and so it is it is a lethal drug that's killing our it and we cannot continue to allow people to summit without any consequence. >> she's already started making policy changes to be tougher on crime since taking office. jenkins says she has revoked over 30 plea deals involving drug cases. her office will seek felony charges that include jail time as part of their new offers. now noon a man is facing assault charges in connection to an attack on a former san francisco commissioner. greg choose. the assault was reported last week just after 07:30pm, when sfpd officers were called to folsom and 3rd street. 2 respond to report of aggravated assault officers on scene found chu who told officers he had been struck and knocked to the ground. he was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries on sunday. officers noticed a man in the area of 8th and market street that matched the description of the suspect and he was later booked on several charges which included aggravated battery and elder abuse. investigators will be attempting to >> interview the suspect and see if they can determine whether or not race or bias was a factor in the attack. >> police are still investigating this incident. happening today, students, teachers and staff in oakland unified school district are back in the classroom for their first day of school. oakland is the first district to return to classes in the bay area. and this school year is bringing some changes after the controversial decision to close or merge several campuses rise elementary had merged into new highland academy to create one school. 6th and 8th grades were eliminated at last goalie to and hillcrest schools, parker elementary and community day school. both closed entirely at the end of last school year and 6 other schools are supposed to close sometime during the 2020 to 2023 school year. parents will also need to drive a little bit slower around schools in oakland, the city has cut the speed limit around many schools to 15 miles an hour. the move is partially in response to several crashes in the area. several people have been hurt or have died from car accidents trying to cross the street near schools and some of those accidents around garfield elementary on foothill boulevard. so far, oakland has added the 15 miles per hour zones to 10 neighborhood schools. it was in july, but that new school speed limit was announced. mayor libby schaff at the time period. we had 3 fatal traffic accidents. >> moms. >> simply getting their kids to school killed in our crosswalks. >> district leaders say by the end of this school year, at least another 10 schools will have lowered the speed limits to 15 miles per hour. another big change for families. oakland unified is no longer requiring vaccinations and there are no more mask mandates when it comes to covid. we've got a chance to talk with doctor george rutherford of ucsf about what parents should be expecting in terms of covid as they send their kids back to school. >> school districts are going to play at each one is going to do it differently in terms of masking and social distancing and things like that. i suspect we're not going to see and we'll just call or background levels of infection, which with the omicron variants that we're seeing now, it's probably not the world's worst idea. it's not going to be. i you don't anticipate that they're going to be lots of hospitalizations or severe disease in this younger population, not impossible. and the vaccines to a great job credit that. so the first and foremost is to it, get vaccinated. >> doctor rutherford also said you can leave the hand sanitizer at home, at least when it comes to catching covid while hand sanitizer can help prevent other germs from spreading. there's almost no surface transmission from covid. the berkeley unified school district is making it easier for students looking to get their covid-19 vaccines before the start of the school year on thursday, the district is holding a vaccine clinic at willard middle school from 9 until 4 for kids 6 months and older. the saturday another clinic will kick off at the king childhood development center from 09:00am until 04:00pm that is open for children aged 6 months and older. and as the bay area gets ready to go back to school carefully. today is the first day of school oakland. we would love to see your pictures over the next few weeks. send us your kids with their backpacks on those new school shoes. lunchboxes might show some of them on air. just use the kron. 4 app and the reported tab to send us your photos. they will also be posted on kron 4 dot com. we'll go now to the latest on the monkeypox as san francisco generals vaccine clinic is closed today, but it will be open tomorrow. the city's department of health says it received its latest shipment of more than 10,000 shots. the clinic will be open from 08:00am until noon on tuesday through friday. the department says kaiser permanente, ucsf and sutter health will be administering the shots as well. you have to schedule an appointment if you want to get vaccinated by these groups. the department says he's working with community-based organizations to get shots out to as many people who may not have access to those walk-in clinics or other health care providers. and later today, activists will be protesting in downtown san francisco to call out the federal government for its response to monkeypox. the protests will be in front of the regional health and human services building at 4 o'clock protesters are calling on the department secretary javier becerra to increase access to treatment, testing and vaccines in the city. while they say recent health declarations are bolstering the response to monkeypox, they say more immediate action is needed. first. it's time now to talk about our forecast as we take a live look outside here at the city of san francisco on this beautiful monday. and with us today, we have a first 4 meteorologist kyle grogan is here. now. you're going to be joining us during the noon and 3 o'clock shows also doing some work during kron. we're so happy you're here and you're bringing the sunshine with you. i am. thank you. just seeing for the lovely welcome. it is so nice to be here with everybody to be back in the bay. >> and yeah, what a day. we started off a little fog in spots, but boy, it's pretty nice. one out there. but notice you're eye probably going over to this lightning that's popping in the sierra right now. we do have some of that monsoonal. what are you hear us talking about a lot that's rolling in today and that is kicking off some storms. the national weather service a little concerned about burn scar areas. they're fighting. downpours happens. they're keeping an eye on that. thankfully much quieter here in the bay. as you can see temperatures right? i'll today. 68 degrees right now in san francisco. you can see that 75 in santa rosa, 70 down 73 in san jose. gorgeous out there. right? so once that fog kind of dissipated, unless you're at the coast, you're not dealing with a whole lot of clouds right now. looking at today high about 68 in san francisco. 72 in oakland, 78 in san jose. we have a warm-up on the way, though. and i'll be back in just a bit with more on that. just in back to you. looking forward to it. thank you. president biden is in kentucky following the flooding that claimed more than 3 dozen lives following a briefing on the recovery efforts. the president and the first lady. >> toward an elementary school damaged by the floods in lost creek, kentucky. he will later visit the families affected by the disaster. at least 37 people died when rains dropped over 8 inches in about 48 hours in parts of the state. the president said that he's committed to doing whatever it takes to help these neighborhoods rebuilt. >> people conduct. made it clear to governor members of congress. rogers, mitch mcconnell and others anything they well, know, these guys are going fight like to get a 4. i promise you it is. do it. was not legal will figure out a >> this is president biden's first trip since being released from covid isolation. he tested negative for covid for a second day after experiencing a rebound infection last week. the biden administration managed to pass its marquee economic rescue package. it's called the inflation reduction act and it aims to reduce costs for a number of key industries. our washington correspondent trevor shirley has all the details. >> well, democrats who helped get this bill passed are hoping voters not only feel the impact of the legislation soon, but also remember that impact as the midterm elections get closer to this november. >> the bill as amended is passed. >> during a rare weekend session lasting more than 17 hours. the senate passed the 740 billion dollar inflation reduction act of 2022, this bill is going to change america for decades. vice president kamala harris cast the tie breaking fifty-fifty party line vote. it happened after democratic senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. both political moderates agreed to the deal. it's been a long, tough and winding road. >> at last we have arrived and we are elated. the legislation provides 400 billion dollars to fight climate change. >> that includes things like tax credits for buying electric cars and money to help power plants lower emissions. the bill also lets medicare negotiate prescription drug prices for the first time. it also caps out of pocket drug costs at $2000 a year for seniors on medicare. but republicans blocked an amendment to cap the price of insulin at $35 for almost all americans. it's not going to do much to help. inflation were have a problem there. republicans say the bill will make inflation worse and criticized how the bill is largely paid for by a 15% tax on corporations that make at least a billion dollars a year. >> democrats have already robbed american families wants inflation. and now their solution is to rob american >> yeah, the shocking democrats say average americans will see no tax increase themselves. really confident that the inflation reduction act will endure as one of the defining feet. of the 21st century. and now that this legislation is through, the senate expected to easily passed the house as well. that house vote is expected to happen this coming friday reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >> coming up here at noon and east bay early education program gets a failing grade from regulators will explain what happened here and a north bay ice cream and she's shop is closing its last store. we'll hear from people who are lining up to get that last taste of cowgirl creamery. and the father and son convicted of killing ahmaud arbery will face life in prison. we'll be right back. >> 2 of the men found guilty of killing ahmaud arbery had been sentenced to life in prison for a second time. travis and george. but michael was convicted on federal hate crime charges today, along with attempted kidnap being and weapons charges. this is on top of their state murder conviction. but arbery was killed in february of 2020 while he was out in it for a jog in georgia. travis with michael claims that he shot arbery in self-defense. arbery's parents say they still feel the pain from their son's death. every single day. >> at first. >> a 3rd man, william bryan is also serving a life sentence for murder. he will be sentenced on this additional hate crime charges later on today. we'll give you an update during kron. 4 news at 3 5 o'clock tonight. the oak fire burning in yosemite national park is now 94% contained has burned more than 19,000 acres in mariposa county. there are closures near the area in the sierra national forest. fire crews patrolling the area say they have seen minimal activity today. the main goal right now is to mop up all the heavy fuels and the mckinney fire in siskiyou county has now burned more than 60,000 acres. it's 40% contained. it has destroyed 87 homes. so far we do get a chance to speak with one fire victim who is trying to get enough resources to build back a place to call home sac botelho has their story. >> after a wildfire ravages a community, you either move on or rebuild. you know, there's not really much to go back to, but i that still the place where i want to be who was riccardi, his wife, his dog tango and their 3 cats lived along the klamath river. >> and they were working to restore an old golf course off of walker road. >> we were going to have somebody come out and do the the sot on the side of the turf and a couple of the next month. but the mckinney fire burned down their home. >> and took their livelihood. people you know, it's it's just stuff. but i mean, it's you know, for some of us to make this a slide. yeah, it's it's your entire life committed to keeping his house safe. lewis state as long as he possibly could. it was 38 minutes from the time that first tree lit and i i literally like i wanted to stay. you know, i just i i was afraid to die, honestly. i mean, like it. the fire was still 102 yards away and it was like so hot. reads, you know, that was like a it was dark. there was ash coming down. i sent my weiss out with my truck in my trailer and i. i rode one of our 4 wheelers out and it didn't have headlights, you know, so it was dark you know, it was it was pretty scary. >> one thing kept him going to get out and get to safety. >> my wife, you know. >> if not for her than i think i surely would have stayed. his home was one of the 87 residences destroyed and 132 total structures destroyed by the mckinney fire. now the rebuilding efforts begin. it's it's going to take time, but one thing i really love about this community is like a really >> hard working. you know, really good good people. >> working to help rebuild the community. they will once again call home. >> talk about our local weather forecast right now as we take this live look outside here at san francisco's quite tower. blue skies, no fog of miss shot and we're not dealing with any extreme heat. but as we talk about our forecast, we're going to be joined right now by our new meteorologist kyler grogan. she's here with details about. but they're also experiencing as they're trying to fight these fires in siskiyou county. yeah, that's right. just cnn and you look at a couple things, right? look at temperatures. you look at wind and you look at whether that the money. >> dry lightning, the team coming their way. and that's what they've been dealing with. unfortunately, some of the storms rolled through there. but you can see right now to take a look at reading, probably the closest number on the map show you right now, 90 degrees. so there's certainly some heat up there and that is not helpful for them. big difference as you look at san francisco right now, it's 59 in, of course, an la about 87 at this hour. and a lot of that has to do with the fact that we've got high pressure in the desert southwest that drag some of that moisture in it kicks off some of the storms that unfortunately make it a little difficult for firefighters. the low pressure off the coast is what's helping to keep us a little mild right now. so that's keeping things rather, you know, relatively cool. we're not seeing any high numbers in our inland communities right now. it's our weather headlines. we have this beautiful day today. just a few clouds out there. if you're out of the coast, a little breezy onshore wind returning as we get into the afternoon and then mid week, we're going to watch for a little bit of a warm-up. let's take a look at the high temperatures today. comfortable 60's as we look at the marina district about 68, 59 at metairie can see little cool the coast because that fog kind of hung on around the bay. we'll see 60's and 70's palo alto. but 74 and as we look a little further south, 80 in campbell heading right into the east bay, some nice 70's inland. we'll see some of those 80's up there. and some of those will certainly be visible in the north bay to nap about 78 today and again, santa rosa about 83. so the fog cleared out. we will see return as we get into tonight and then tomorrow we'll have another pretty nice day on tap. and then just a quick look here. want to give you have your 7 day forecast just to show you that things are going to get a little bit warmer as we head into the wednesday thursday, friday time zone there. you can see those numbers starting to roll up. we'll be back in a little bit with more back to justine. thank you so much. a program in contra costa county that's supposed to give kids a head start is falling behind. kron four's will tran is in fremont with the details. >> they're great is not an a or b. it just basically says you need improvement if they had to tell the parents of contra costa county, your child needs some work. here's the reason why. actually, they looked at the program back in eebruary and they are ready to present the report to the board of supervisors tomorrow. lots of things that need improvement has star is very important to a lot of families, a lot of kids because it begins from birth to 5 years old, especially low-income families who predominantly use the head start program as far as what they found out. they said that well in contra costa county that they can do a lot better when it comes to the kids safety either physically always be around. the kids are some system in place to make sure that the kids are safe. that's very important to all parents. then they're also need a system in place so they can evaluate themselves whether in certain areas they do well in other areas that they need improvements. so that system needs to be enhanced. also fiscal responsibility. what are they doing now and to make sure that is fiscally responsible moving forward into the future. the board of supervisors once they get the report, they have 120 days to acknowledge it and to make improvements. this is very important, of course, because here at kron we are doing back-to-school theme and this is school before i put that in a different way. back to you. >> still ahead, the parents of gabby petito are falling a suit over their daughter's death are now trying to take the court for 50 million dollars. and we have some video of some quick work for burglars in the bronx. 2 million dollars worth of jewelry gone in a new york minute. >> take a look at this. near police have released new video of a brazen jewelry heist in the bronx. and you can see one suspect in a white t-shirt holds the door open as 3 masked men run in. this happened friday afternoon. the suspects then smashed the display cases with a hammer and grab several high end jewelry pieces. this all took less than 30 seconds and then they run off. police say the man who held the door open had been buzzed in by in an employee. the jewelry was valued at more than 2 million dollars. a $3500 reward is now being offered to find and arrest the suspects. 4 muslim men targeted and killed in a series of attacks over the last few weeks. we want to turn now to this developing investigation that's happening right outside of albuquerque, new mexico and reporter kelsey kernstine has the latest details. cars. the most important thing right now this morning, police in new mexico are on the lookout for this car, a dark gray or silver volkswagen four-door sedan with tinted windows. police believe it could be linked to the deaths of 4 muslim men in albuquerque. 3 of them killed in ambush style attacks in the last 2 weeks. most often in these types of cases. it's tips from the public that help us solve cases. state, local and federal agencies now increasing security around schools and mosques, very terrified and very devastated because in their minds, they any one of them could be the next victim. all 4 men who were killed have been muslim and of south asian descent as whether these are hate crimes. a police spokesperson says, hey. >> it is. i think and by motive and we don't know the motive at this point. the most recent homicide happened on friday night name hussein who attended the funerals of the 2 other victims just hours before he was shot and killed in a parking lot on august. first, 27 year-old mohammed i saw was shot to death just a block away from where he lived july. 26 41 stop. hussein was also murdered just outside of his apartment. his manager calling him kind and hardworking. >> like his entire tape envelope every day for like 2 weeks and donated it to the other employee. and back in november of last year, the first death in the potentially connected killings. 62 year-old mohammad ahmadi killed behind the market. he owns with his brother. >> those kelsey currents team reporting for us this afternoon. and next here at noon, the fremont arts festival drew thousands of people over the weekend. we'll see how >> local vendors fair to the people had any fun. also, foster city still dealing with that east problem. there is now a high-tech compromise that could save. the guy says lives. also, there are intense moments that happened over the weekend. a san francisco police got into a gunfight while they were trying to make an arrest. that story is next. a man is in custody this afternoon after exchanging gunfire with san francisco police. police say this happened. >> while officers were trying to detain him, it happened around 8 on saturday morning near 16th street and south van ness avenue. they say that the man then ran away and as police chased him, gunshots were fired them. and then they say hid behind a car and continued to fire at police. police tried to de-escalate the situation and called in for more reinforcements. a neighbor says he saw the hole incident unfold from inside his home. >> heard officer say put down the gun, put down the gun, put down the gun. >> they gave the guy a chance. they they did do that. >> the officer involved in the shooting will be placed on administrative leave. the san francisco police department will host a public town hall meeting within 10 days of the investigation to go over. details. new video from the brentwood police department shows officers pursuing a man who was wanted for burglary. police say 31 year-old alexander hernandez was trying to run away from officers. this was last wednesday when officers found hernandez. they say he was down an embankment off highway 4 and sand creek road. he was then taken into custody and they say no one was injured. convicted killer scott peterson returns to court on thursday. this could be the last chance for peterson's lawyers to prove that he got an unfair trial when he's when he was convicted of murdering his wife lacy and their unborn child. his lawyers are arguing juror misconduct interfered with that original trial. if the court agrees peterson's original murder conviction could be overturned. and if that happens, he then could face a new trial where new evidence would be introduced. the family of gabby petito is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the moab utah police department accused in that department of failing to properly investigate allegations of domestic violence. petito's family claims the officers missed signs that petito was a victim of domestic violence. the when they responded to a call helping her out, even though their body camera video showed her visibly upset. this was an august of 2021. that's this video here. the lawsuit is asking for 50 million dollars in damages. police have not commented on the suit. petito's body was found. in september of 2021. laundry later then took his own life. we'll talk about our forecast right now as we take this live look outside as we check out what's happening in the east bay this afternoon. this is our camera showing us walnut creek. and right now is our meteorologist kyle grow. graham here with details on what can in the east bay and all across the bay area on this monday. yeah, they're just see. we've got a lot of sunshine out there, right? and it has everything to do with the fact that are kind of balance between these 2 pressure system. so >> you have the high pressure in the desert southwest that if it strengthens makes things warmer for us inland. but we have low pressure kind of balancing it off, hanging out here off the coast and it's not close enough that it's bringing, you know, too much fog our way. but it is starting to do this dance where we start to see the high pressure that has clockwise circulation drag some of this moisture in and that low pressure is not really keeping it from getting to the sierra, which is what's happening right now. and this can get a little dangerous because storms have lightning associated with them. as you can see. and of course, we get some flash flooding there going on, especially in areas where there are burn scar. so that's something the national weather service definitely be keeping an eye on as we go forward throughout the day today. but it's much quieter here in the bay. we do have a lot of sunshine out there. temperatures right now. pretty nice. we've got 74 down in morgan hill. you can see about 69 in alameda. 68 there in tehran about about 79 78 in concord says kind of a mile. but nice day. you want a tease. you have to go all the way up here right now to cloverdale to find and temperatures today going to be pretty mild to take a look at 68 degrees in san francisco. and you can see as we get into oakland about 72 today, 78 in san jose heading to the oakland a's game tonight. well, looks pretty good weather for their be taking on the angels. about 06:40pm. you can see we've got some sunshine there, breezy conditions about 10 to 15 miles per hour. so i would definitely take a jacket if you're going to be heading out, but not a bad looking night for baseball. and just seen you mention we've got kids going back to school and that had me thinking about my favorite back-to-school out, but was winnie the pooh head to toe? haven't you? like you were a winnie the pooh costume? no, i had a winnie the pooh themed socks. my dad did the shopping that your shoes and address it was all brown and yellow glory just the whole way. i was so excited to go back to school witt that. i i love that fit than i am. >> have to think of what my kids are going where the first day school so to do. there are a lot of college students that are taking classes in person this year. that mean rents are going way up since so many landlords pause, rent collection through the pandemic. california student housing system is now under serious pressure. reporter senator mitchell explains why. it's kind of really hard right now because we're to students for 3 months. college student marisol wrangle has been searching for an affordable apartment. >> now it could get even more challenging. it's going to be really difficult. i don't think we're going to able to afford that. california landlords have the ability to raise rents by up to 10%. >> because inflation is so high, landlords will be able to get around a state law that had limited rent increases having to pay additional 10%. >> for your rent would be a significant and that's the kind of thing that could end up, you know, ultimately pushing people out of the homes. are they dylan is the housing affordability reporter for the la times. >> he says rent increases have been on hold for years because of the pandemic and landlords have been struggling to pay their bills having the ability to raise rents is something that they see maybe a long time coming number one. and then number 2, when it comes to inflation and their own rising costs and their own mortgages in the road and tax payments and fees for the city and things like that. >> you know, they want to have the ability to day i think recruit their cause. a lot of people already suffering last year in a ucl. a usc survey showed almost half of all la county renters. >> could not pay their full rent if you already can't pay the rent. alina, pop of the nonprofit defense network says this could push even more people. >> into homelessness. now you've got to pay more or rented a cruise. >> people who are on the borderline, they're just eking it out. that was sandra mitchell reporting for us. now the u.s. dollar is up more than 10%. >> near its highest level in 2 decades. while that's great news for american tourists who are traveling overseas, it is causing debt problems for emerging economies. the international monetary fund estimates that 60% of low-income countries are currently at high risk of debt default. the federal reserve's aggressive campaign to hike interest rates is only likely to make the dollar stronger and some economists are still worried about the possibility of a recession here in the united states and whether that could then lead to a global recession. back now here in the bay area. and there was a huge street festival that returned to the east bay as hundreds of vendors took over downtown fremont for the festival of arts kron four's camila barco takes us there. >> organizers say this is the largest free street festival west of the mississippi and on sunday fremont festival of the arts returned for the first time in 2 years. about 500. then you're set up their tents and downtown fremont as they returned for this year's festival of the arts put on by the chamber of commerce. >> the festival offered 4 miles worth of activities and entertainment. only just like arts and crafts booths, live music street performers and loads of food and drink options. organizers say this year they had food options from almost every corner of the world. the nonprofit the night of columbus serve their own specialty, dealing with this and which is a type of portuguese sausage. alex marina with the group says it's the variety of food and activities and makes 3 months festival of the arts special. there's a lot of offering here. you know, if you want different types of food, they have all the food. they have all the arts and crafts out here. >> a lot of vendors and i think it's just a great place to be back in the event attracts thousands of people every year, according to the festival's website, more than 13,000 glasses of wine or enjoy during the two-day event. >> 3,000 volunteers are needed to running and they've raised more than 11 million dollars in the festivals. 37 year, history that supports nonprofits, their local nonprofit. so >> it's something we can offer to the community to gather to have fun. and yet it also supports the community in ways that is really critical. the streets of downtown fremont will reopen to traffic on monday. i'm in 9th in fremont camila barco kron. 4 news. next up. >> toys r us coming back in a big way where you can find a newly opened location right here in the bay area. and some top pups got to show off their surfing skills this weekend. so who is the best that? i think it's their right hand and 20 is that because they got for pa's on there and hanging 10 there hanging 20. we've got to chat with the winner. what conversation coming up? and fans also lined up at a north bay dairy mainstay. why cowgirl creamery is closing its last store. >> now to the north bay where cowgirl creamery is closing its last retail shop at point reyes station kron four's gayle ong caught up with cheese fans who made that trip to west were in after hearing this news. >> i was a bit sad, a little disappointed that they're going to be closing was kind of disappointed to hear that. but i definitely want to come you know, we've been coming for years and they got the best in the various traveling from livermore, walnut creek and san francisco. cowgirl creamery fans visited the bar and shop and cantina at point reyes station sunday after hearing the location is closing after 25 years. good friend of mine from san francisco. she posted on her instagram. the cowgirl creamery was closing in. we have been here before said, well, it's a good excuse to come back up to find ray is and enjoy maybe one last time that koegel creamery. we came up here and visited the cowgirl creamery and it up here. so we want just come up before they close. the announcement was posted on social media this month. a statement from cowgirl creamery reads in part, quote. >> the decision to close our point reyes station location was incredibly difficult to make, but it was a necessary decision for the sake of the overall business. there are significant environmental constraints and logistical challenges with operating a retail shop in such a remote location. the point raise shop is where it all started known for crafting its own artists and she's using organic milk from local cows. just last year, cowgirl closed its ferry building shop in san francisco due to the pandemic. i was really excited when they kind of gone to very building as well. >> it's kind of a shame that they're going to be a closing down the retail stores hoping that, though, still to be found somewhere else and they will. the company noted cheesemaking will still go on and they're peddling the plant and customers will be able to purchase cheeses that retailers nationwide. but the bar and shop and cantina will be closing after labor day september. 5th. >> hopefully the town right come out on top. we re station along want more news. >> now to an update on a story we brought you last month about foster city's plan to kill 100 geese. the city says an overpopulation of canada geese has become a health and safety problem. so they are proposing killing about 100 of them. well, after hearing from members of the community who objected to these plans, the city is trying something a little bit different. is spot right there in the yellow. an automated robot made by the company. boston dynamics, the robot basically goes around and chases the geese away from where they are. the city says it's their latest pursuit of non lethal alternatives. the video was filmed that leo ryan park from friday. and as you can see the robot there doesn't hurt the geese, but it definitely scares them off and they take off. it's taken the. the robots are taking over the job of dogs. i guess it's working elon musk says that he's proposed 44 billion dollar twitter purchase could still move forward. only if the company gives an information on spam bots. the billionaire is asking for details and how the social media company measures which accounts are run by real people or by bots. twitter is suing moss to try and complete the deal after he tried backing out us then countersued claimedtwitter misled his team about the number of actual users on the site. twitter is not commenting on musk says latest accusations but has previously said that less than 5% of users are fake or spam accounts. the ntsb is investigating 2 deadly motorcycle crashes involving tesla cars. the national transportation safety board says that they think the cars use the partially automated driver assist program in both crashes happened on freeways when it was dark. one of the crashes occurred on the 91 freeway in riverside. this was july 7th. federal officials are trying to determine if there's a flaw in the tesla system that's preventing it from recognizing motorcycles. it was another chaotic weekend for travelers across the united states. thousands of flights were canceled or delayed over the weekend and we're already seeing them today. 188 cancellations and 657 delays. we'll take a look at the numbers now. this is from the website flight aware starting on friday, more than 1500 flights were canceled 7,700 delays saturday and not that much better. especially when it came to the delays. more than 7,200 delayed flights yesterday close to 1000 canceled flights and 6,300 delays. travel experts say they expect things to slow down in the next couple weeks because kids are going back to school. summer travel season. the slowing down but will probably be until next year when we're back to what they consider to be normal at the airport. >> breaking news into the actress and singer olivia newton-john has died. her husband confirmed the news on her facebook page saying that the star passed away peacefully at her ranch in southern california this morning, surrounded by family and friends john is, of course, best known for her role here as sandy grease john travolta. she battled cancer for 30 years. but this time it's not clear if that played a role in the death. olivia newton-john was 73 years old. on tuesday. >> what a loss. kyle. we both heard about this shock. she's such a beautiful figure, such and iconic actress. that movie just stays in your hearts forever. and i know if you're a you're a singer and dancer. she has yet a role model to you. oh, my gosh. absolutely. icon. absolute icon, right? and just the voice of an angel. my heart just broke a little bit when i saw that come across and again, you said the story, you know, she battled cancer for so many years and did so well and fought so hard. so it is heartbreaking to me. i got to tell you that one got me, justine lovely olivia newton-john. we will never forget you. all right. let's get to our weather right now. today's highs are looking at about 68 in san francisco. pretty mild out there. we'll see some 80's in spots like santa rosa about 83. that is you can see down a free man about 73 san jose about 78. >> it's gorgeous out today, right? we kicked the fog are looking good, sunny and nice. we've set few clouds out there by the coast. tonight we'll get a little breezy. we'll see that fog start to return to that. we do have a little warm-up coming our way. midweek. nothing too extreme. i mentioned we're going to be little breezy onshore flow is persistent. you can see again, 15 miles per hour right now in san francisco. but com up in the north bay, about 10 miles per hour in hayward, not bad, but we will see it increase as we get later in the afternoon. here's the big picture. stormtracker 4 showing you. we do have some activity in the sierra right now. got lightning firing up with some of these storms that are rolling through this is that monsoonal moisture that you hear about. luckily not causing us any problems as we stay quiet here in the bay. let's look at your seven-day forecast and let's let's see there that we are going to stay relatively mild the next couple of days. and then we do start to pick up, particularly inland as we get into thursday and friday, as you can see here, we get up into maybe about 90 degrees. just not too bad. we're so glad that you're here with us. during kron. 4 news at noon today. i think i know you'll be back at 3 so we can have some more time to chat a little bit about. >> you whether whatever you it's a thrill to be here with you. and i'm so happy to be part of the team. and everyone's been so welcoming. i just couldn't ask for a better first day. so thank you, everybody. behind the scenes to i really appreciate it. and we're so happy you're part of the crowd for family. thank you, lady. it's great to be here. we're going to have some yes, we are better watch out. alright, california's last nuclear power plant could stay open longer than expected pg e decided 6 years ago to close its diablo canyon power plant by 2025. that's located just south of morro bay. but now governor gavin newsom is calling on the utility company to keep it running. although the governor previously supported shutting the plant down, he now says he's concerned about possible power surges as the state transitions to renewable energy. the plant produces 9% of electricity that's used in our state. and the power of the sun could potentially help with some skin conditions, but be cautious about how much exposure you actually get. health experts at the cleveland clinic say certain skin conditions like psoriasis or eczema can actually benefit from sun exposure. but the sun that helps heal is the same sun that causes damage. experts say you need to limit your time in the sun to at least 5 to 10 minutes at a t me. and you have to wear sunscreen. toys r us is coming back and we have a rundown of where you can check out the new locations. according to the macy's website to flagship locations will be opening up at bay area macy's stores. one is in square plaza in union square plaza in san francisco. the other is at the westfield valley fair mall in san jose. if those end up being too crowded lotion locations will then open up in palo alto, sacramento, modesto and stockton. and these new stores will stay open through the middle of october. just in time for the holiday season. they're going to keep opening up. they're going to stay open through the holidays. they're still in place where you can make it a blockbuster night. rich demuro visits the last blockbuster store in today's tech smart. >> selfies outside smiles inside. i'm having flashbacks of my this is the last blockbuster still operating today in bend, oregon. everything is exactly the same as it was. you know, 20 years ago, sandi harding is general manager. the store still rent movies, but just even just to which, you know, you got to have her daughter. and ironically bend is a city with an emphasis on outdoor activities. people a lot of times the kids because we have terrible wi-fi. that must be why we don't have we have a blockbuster still, which is not the case. all you have to step inside here for a minute. and the memories just come flowing right back. >> it is just like i remember rentals now. just a small part of the overall business. most people that come in want to relive the past. take pictures and buy souvenirs are heading for the oregon coast, but we made a detour just to get to >> sure, we blood pressure. there are the signature yellow walls, the return box you really side candy and a literal wall of vhs tapes. they're not already. well, no, no, they're not. and he intentionally left them like that on this. and and i know millions of other people. allen payne is author of a bill to fail just to put it in perspective. half the population would be in a video store every week. then alternatives came along, including dvds by mail and kiosk. and it's interesting to note the blockbuster was really in and really are broken company and and our financial conditions before netflix ever started streaming blockbuster filed bankruptcy in 2010 just as streaming started to take off. thanks so much. and really, i on friday night at the video store is becoming a distant memory. this is the place to bring it all back. the clerks are friendly to computers, barely hanging on. and it's these hats and t-shirts that keep this bit of movie magic alive. i think we still have a couple years in bend, oregon. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> up next, the world dog surfing competition and is over. and there's now a new champion will take a look at the pups if the waves in pacifica. the world dog surfing championship kicked off this weekend in pacifica and the pups came in all shapes and sizes and they got their paws wet so they could compete. the champion winner. >> came by the kron. 4 studios to talk about how it felt being on the surf. but actually one of them just to the talking. >> they went very sky lit up taking home 3 gold medals and one overall championship. so we're we had a great time down there, several with all of the surf dogs and we love to put on a show and i share a love for the ocean and surfing with everyone. so we had a great time. >> so congratulations. their new home or henard and skyler for their big win in the surfing dog competition. that's going to do it for us here during kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waldman. a see you back here. 3 o'clock. but right now it's time for an encore present inch, a presentation. a live in the bay. it starts right now. >> thank you so much for joining us for this encore presentation of live in the bay. i'm olivia horton. what we take a little summer break. we wanted to take a look back at some of our most memorable shows and guests. >> today we take a look back at a composer who brought recognition to the city and the local seafood shop. that is san francisco classic. coming up on live in the bay today. another special episode. >> from show style food trucks. she covers it all which chatting with a local food blogger and influencer allie eats about the places to chow down on in the bay. then chefs. it's time to shucked oysters. so an oyster depot is sharing how the

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