will be conducting witness interviews. and then afterwards we will recover the aircraft to a secure facility where we will continue our factual investigation and gathering stage. as far as witnesses are concerned. if anybody has seen anything, i think even think they see anything, please contact the ntsb at witness at ntsb dot gov. that's witness at ntsb dot gov. thank you. after we gather, our data would have been about 14 days. we will publish a preliminary report and depending on the complexities of the investigation, a final report with probable cause will be issued in about 12 to 24 months. i'd like to take this time to put out a thank you to the watsonville fire department. the watsonville police department, watsonville municipal airport operations. the santa cruz sheriff's department. and the california highway patrol. everyone has provided a safe and accessible. same for us to work in and we thank you. we'd also like to thank the good samaritans who came to the aid at the airport. that's my presentation. if there any questions, happy to answer. >> report does not have power. so the plane, wasn't talking to each other as coming in for landing you have any information as to if these 2 aircraft. other. if so what was said? >> the airport is an uncontrolled airport. there is no tower here and aircraft to people in traffic pattern will communicate through a common traffic advisory frequency. we are working to get radio communications that were occurring at that day. what the information we right it has not been. this is preliminary, sir, but we what appears to be one aircraft operating in the traffic pattern and one aircraft coming into the airport to land. that information. i don't have the answer. plans visual flight rules? flight plans are topic. and that is certainly something that we're going to be looking into. it. yes, sir, can you the number of the season >> the names of the deceased will be released by the appropriate right now we're 3. >> people on? >> that appears to be the telling of the people involved in the and the 2 accidents yesterday. well, the one accident, the 2 aircraft. >> was that had a doggy will >> i was i was told that and i was told that the that the dog has been taken away. >> play england are playing to from my understanding it was on the cessna 3.40, which would be the larger point. >> that's good samaritan. what was the role? >> well, from what i understand, the information that i have right now is they providing statements and we're assisting as they cut. >> and they want represent. that meme. i do not know. >> you know, which is which plane had 1, of the other. >> this cessna 3.40, had 2 occupants and the cessna one. 52 had one occupant. >> yes, sir. this might be a question for a for a van for airport management. but can you just walk us through with the procedures? are people taking are taking off from airport coming into was reported in the uk with anybody over >> they come and go as they please. but i can i can answer that by telling you in an uncontrolled airport, common traffic advisory frequency. >> are available for the pilots to use to announce their actions both coming and going. so they don't they're not. they do not need to. >> so using frequencies just there use. that would be correct. yes, sir. >> the reason they don't have to require 2, there's no requirement that i'm aware of. that makes an individual have to use a common traffic ad isory frequency. i don't have that data to provide to you sir, at this time. i mean, as far as weather. well, i will tell you that we're going to look into the man machine and the environment as we continue with this investigation. so whether the information i i don't have to provide you right now. but weather is absolutely going to be something that we will look into it. that would be correct. the the person machine and environment. well, a lack of a communication tower. our control down there. >> i would say that the the common traffic advisory frequency is the tool that is there for the pilots to use in when operating in and patrol airports that do not have a control tower. >> is a better than ever ever been any talk of putting a tower here. >> when you say talk of putting a tower here, bringing air traffic control tower to open airport or any airport requires approval of the faa. and it requires a a or potential change of air space. the airspace around watsonville at this particular time, though, the volume of traffic with support the costs of bringing control tower to the field. >> here. >> no, it in my time here. i've been here since july of 2011. we have never had collision. of this nature here. you can do >> certainly we do. and on behalf of the city, a watsonville, the miss but airport and our staff, we are certainly have condolences. a pass on to the family. the individuals in the 3.40, in the cessna one. 52. noted by the ntsb that's going to be released by the authorities that are responsible for that. >> all the victims of this adult. the mood here are poor a debate about it this and i'm sure this on the community. you're with us. we can give noted by the ntsb. i can't give you information on the origins of the aircraft. that's still an investigation. >> but i can tell you that the the airport itself is a strong community, like many municipal airport such as we have here, any time that there's accident or there's a concern whether a loss of life, which is the most serious or someone has a flat tire in the in on the ramp. it's a it's a small community. and there are people here that certainly are grieving. everyone is doing everything they can to assist us. we're very much a saddened by this event and we're going to wait for the investigation before we make any other comment. >> not at this time, but we do have the ability to do the research that that would require that absolutely. the airport is open. this meant, when take just a couple more questions. yes, sir. i heard from one witness, one of the making very road. >> nothing along the lines of an and unusual approach. airplane turning final is in the traffic pattern. an airplane flying it straight in approach is flying it straight in approach. >> certainly on the line that we heard that maybe the plane may have been coaching to >> well, air into the any approach face to the airport is an area that we're going to be looking at. i don't have that data in front of me to comment on, but we will absolutely be looking into that. >> take one question. thank you, ma'am. i know you're early just because you're waiting. >> i'm going to wait for the appropriate authorities to get that out. thank you all for being here. appreciate it. >> let i will let the airport >> been watching a press conference at of watsonville where 2 planes crashed into one another at around 3 o'clock thursday afternoon above the skies of the airport, authorities said that a single engine cessna one 52 plane with one person aboard collided with a twin engine cessna 3.40, plane that have 2 people aboard. both planes were approaching the airport when that crash happened. mid air and you heard that they are looking into speed in case that might have been a factor and how they were approaching their landing point at that time, it's going to be take another one to 2 years as this investigation can take that long to really learn what caused that crash. we did see a bit of wind in that area but not anything to wild weather on our and the santa cruz county sheriff's office did confirm today that there were no survivors, identities of the victims will not be released until the sheriff's office has notified their families a hangar at the watsonville airport was also damaged in that crash. the ntsb and faa are both investigating at this time. we're going to bring you any updates throughout the hour from our reporter theresa stasi, who is on the scene. we're going take a quick break an >> welcome back. the california department of public health has issued new monkeypox guidance, including how long anyone who has the virus should isolate. kron. 4 sarah stinson explains. it seems as though response to monkeypox is finally catching up to where it needs to be. the zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital, where there's only about 10 people in line as the clinic opens compared to hundreds of people who are in line just weeks ago. >> and now we're getting the guidance from the state health department on how to deal with a confirmed case of monkeypox. remember, this is a virus that is mostly transmitted through skin to skin contact and it gives you sores and rashes. take a look at some of the recommendations. people with a confirmed case should isolate at home. >> don't go to work or leave the house until the scab on those stores have fully healed and all symptoms have been result for at least 48 hours. if you have roommates, make sure you stay in your room, stay in a separate room. avoid close skin to skin contact, not only with other people, but also animals in the home wash all clothing and bedding used by the person with the virus, especially items that touched any source and disinfect surfaces. if you share a bathroom with someone, make sure surfaces are cleaned and disinfected. after the use of the person with monkeypox and you can cover up on hield soars with band-aids or cause. >> if you live in close contact with others. those are just a few of the very detailed recommendations from the state we put. >> all of that information on our website. kron 4 dot com and the monkeypox clinic here at sf general gave out about 349 doses. yesterday. they were able to serve every single person who was waiting in line. that's a huge improvement. the demand seems to be slowing down. so if you need your first dose, well, maybe your second dose you can come here to the clinic is open today until 4 o'clock this afternoon. sarah stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. >> monkeypox vaccine clinic will be opening up in oakland this sunday. it will be held across the street from the oakland lgbtq community center. it's over on lakeshore avenue and the clinic will be open every sunday from 10:00am 32 o'clock all the way up until september. 25th. other news we're following over to a crash in the east bay. a driver was killed along oakland's interstate 80 early just before 05:00am west of the macarthur maze specifically by west grand avenue, california high patrol shut down highways 5, 80 80 with heavy traffic on the flyover lane. an investigation is underway. new at noon support for asian seniors in san francisco. assemblymember phil ting announced 3.5 million dollars in funding to the community. more than 2 million dollars of that funding will go toward renovating the south sunset playground clubhouse. it's meant to be a safe haven for ap. i seniors in the community, especially in the wake of ongoing attacks, san francisco parks and rec and the south help for the elderly nonprofit provide services to the neighborhood from that center assembly member team had this to say. this is. >> a major for our community. whether you see our seniors have a doing activities every single playground in our neighborhoods. so incredibly valuable. >> so they're happy to. >> we didn't get this opportunity to do something about this little calm house. >> we were delivering upwards of about 6,000 every day. >> certainly something to look forward to more than 1 million dollars in additional funds will go to the south. help for the elderly is new senior center on terrible street. let's take a live look outside of san francisco international airport a sunny day. it didn't start out that way. still some low hanging clouds as you can see. but we have our new meteorologist joining us now for what we can expect during the weekend. kayla. hey there. it is going to be a pretty good weekend going to see some cooling. but i wanted to start off that. you're looking at sfo and talk about airport delays right now. >> even despite the fog, as things are running just fine right now, you can see we've got some breezy conditions but not bad. if you're heading out of town, maybe want to check the other regional airports, too. and you can see we're all looking good from san jose to oakland to la to vegas, which had a little bit of a delay, but now is picked up even new york city. so speaking of the country, one, it's a kind of a wide look here. you can see the monsoonal moisture is in the southwest and also got storms down in houston along texas there and to louisiana and right up into the carolinas. but for the most part we're doing okay what it also point out, by the way, boston right now, which is sitting at 90 degrees, they are having fire concerns because they have wind and low relative humidity right now. so we're not the only one to kind of worry about at this time of year. currently in sacramento 91 degrees. death valley. is it too? and you can vegas right now sitting there at 95. where are we going to be today? well, if you're inland, we're still looking out for some of that heat. so concord livermore looking out for 96 degrees. 98 in santa rosa. a north bay is going to heat up today. 71 in san francisco, beautiful around the bay still got some fog that was out there this morning. but if you're looking to beat the heat may be you head to tahoe this weekend. 86 degrees looking at for sunshine should be beautiful. notice there is some heat there in reno and in carson city. here's our extended forecast. so if you're looking for the break, folks, those of you inland, it's coming to sunday. we'll see about a 10 degree temperature drop. so you've got outdoor plans you to catch up in the yard work. there's your opportunity as we get into sunday and monday. ella, back to you. actually. let's do this. take a look at this video. i want to show you this parts of death valley will reopen tomorrow 2 weeks after heavy rainfall caused severe flooding. now the storm damaged 60 cars and trapped about 1000 visitors and national parks. staff 200 miles of roads were deemed unsafe. and another 800 miles still have to be examined. this. what you call a 1000 year flood. so extreme situation there. ellen, by the way, even though the reopening this weekend, death valley looking at temperatures, upwards of 110 degrees this weekend. so maybe not where you want to be. exactly, but it's good to see that their reopening many people from the bay area with some high those temperatures. thank you so much. to kyla grogan for that in national news now, the public may get to see some version of the affidavit supporting the search warrant. >> for former president donald trump's estate in florida, washington, d.c., correspondent reshad hudson has that report. >> good morning. if the judge does release that information, it would only be a small piece into the doj is investigation of former president trump. it's been almost 2 weeks since fbi agents searched former president donald trump's florida home on thursday. attorneys representing news organizations asked a federal judge bruce reinhart to make the affidavit behind the search warrant. public reinhart said he's leaning toward on sealing it with some parts blacked out. he understands that the public is going to likely be entitled. >> to some parts of this warrant application and its affidavit. >> the justice department wants the entire affidavit to stay sealed, arguing its release would compromise their investigation, but still in its early stages. but the judge said the doj had not met the high threshold for keeping the documents from being released. the affidavit is likely to contain key details about the boxes of classified records. the fbi removed from trump's home, but it is not the government's job to tell the public what is meaningful in terms of the release of its own information. a judge gave the department of justice a week to submit their version of proposed redactions reporting in washington. reshad hudson. back to you. >> still ahead at noon, the gun violence blame game is ramping up. why industry leaders are firing back at politicians and the media. we've been reporting a lot of stories on young girls gone missing. of course, we're going to hear from advocates on why that may be the case. up ahead. >> 3 bay area teams have been found safe after being reported missing in the past week. cropper says it monday and reports on what appears to be a rise in these types of cases. >> there appears to have been an increase in reports of missing girls in northern california. the movie and the poor. you are seeing more because they're paying more attention, specifically paying more attention to missing black and brown news. that is one of the factors. an increase in reports of missing girls. according to jennifer lyles, the executive director of missy. >> an oakland-based nonprofit organization that specializes in helping young people that are at risk or experiencing exploitation. lyles says let youth make up about 5% of the population nationwide. but annually represent over 30% of the youth that go missing. the reason that they are kidnapped and taken in such great numbers because of me. >> perpetrators know that nobody going to look at. and they had much. but we're seeing major but other young women, but not our girl. >> and that the another factor she says in the increase of missing young people, the covid-19 pandemic, she explains. >> so, you know, during the pandemic, we saw an increase. you know what's happening with for if there's an increase in need with an increase in homelessness. we saw an increase it, its variants of the and they have restarted patient. you. that been is an increase in. happening this year. that's the question in in the trafficking you. >> jennifer lyles says while some girls are found safe, others remain missing. >> or worse, receive would be free. >> or missing, you are. and like i said, >> before from bowl. they so. >> as they come at kron 4 news. >> if you're a young woman who needs help or you know, someone who does there are resources in the bay area that can help. we've listed them up on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> coming up, if you are making your plans for the weekend, check in with the first. i've got your forecast straight ahead. >> looking forward to it. and coming up our next half hour, rising concerns that the pandemic paycheck help ended up going to people who were already rich and famous. we have a detailed report up ahead. also more than a year after the fall of kabul in afghanistan. we're going to check in on how those who have been immigrating here are doing also we're again this incredible plane crash that happened in watsonville. we're trying to learn more about what led up to this. welcome back. we're following the latest details on a deadly plane crash in watsonville. that crash happened at around 3 o'clock thursday afternoon. >> above the skies of the airport. let's go to kron four's theresa stasi or she is live at that airport now with the latest from a press conference that wrapped up with investigators to recent. did we learn anything new today? this is such a sad circumstance. nobody ever wants to report on these things. we did learn some new information. >> a news conference just wrapped up a couple minutes ago. the ntsb out here. >> as well as the director of the airport. we've got some video that we want to show you of that collision that you're mentioning that happened yesterday at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. now the ntsb saying at the news conference that they are in the initial phases of their investigation, they are going to be talking with witnesses. they encourage anyone saw something to please contact >> them through the website. they are also going to be recovering. the plane's from the crash locations. everyone involved in this midair collision died. one person on the single engine cessna 2 people and a dog on the cessna. 3.40, ntsb officials say that they will look at person machine and environment. >> to determine the cause of the crash. we heard from the airport director about how this is a very tight community out here and that everyone is grieving. what happened? the airport itself. >> is a strong community like many municipal airport such as we have here, any time that there's accident or there's a concern whether a loss of life, which is the most serious or someone has a flat tire in the in on the ramp. it's a it's a small community. and there are people here that certainly are grieving everyone is doing everything they can to assist us. we're very much a saddened by this event and we're going to wait for the investigation before we make any other comment. >> asked the director if he remembers any kind of similar collision in the past couple years. and he said that does not have any memory. he has been the director here since july of 2011. as far as the people that died in this tragedy, we do not know their names right now. that is a pending releasing talking to their family members before they release any names. we do not know their gender as well or where these planes were coming from. ny spoke to a couple witnesses out there out here. and they tell me that one plane was coming in very fast and that they were very concerned. and they also say that one person inside the smaller plane may have been a someone that was learning how to fly. but a lot of unanswered questions right now. so the investigation certainly on the way it's going to take a long time for them to gather all the we'll continue to stay on this reporting live here in watsonville and theresa back to l a. >> could take more than a year. thank you so much. tree set. >> in other news, one year after the fall of kabul, a new report is highlighting the differences between how people coming to america from afghanistan were treated during the immigration process compared to those coming from ukraine. several news organizations requested documents from the u.s. citizenship and immigration services to show the differences. the group's found to gain temporary entry to the united states. more than 66,000 afghans applied through a process called humanitarian parole. the process requires filling out piles of paperwork, months of waiting and it's expensive. almost $600 per person. in contrast, the documents showed after russia invaded ukraine. the u.s. created a special process for ukrainians which can be filed online for free. a san jose legal non-profit center wants to highlight the unequal systems and to see some change here. >> i hope it's nothing that's intentional. that is something that they realize, ok, well, was actually working well for for ukraine. we can maybe a clear and quite a similar program looked identical, bu similar program for so we're just hoping that in the next few weeks or months, we will have some change in the way afghans are being taken out of afghanistan and pulled into the mix is. >> the report uncovered government records showing only 123 afghan humanitarian parole applicants were approved between july 2021. and may of this year while 68,000 ukrainian applicants were approved. timing shortages are everywhere these days, including the u.s. army's. so getting soldiers ready has been an uphill battle reporter pup paula froelich reports on the army's new program to train recruits. >> the united states army faces one of its biggest challenges ever on it. one of the worst recruiting shortfalls, possibly the worst since it went volunteer in many young people who want to enlist aren't eligible because they aren't passing basic physical and education tests or have criminal records. only 23% of americans age 17 to 24 meet the army's requirements we get an all-time low. the result the army's recruited barely half just 52% of its target for the current fiscal year. that's where the future soldier preparatory course comes in. it's a unique pilot program starting this week where workers can not only take advantage of an historic $50,000 signing bonus, but get paid to get in shape physically and mentally. i joined the inaugural class of 250 recruits for the fiscal fitness portion of the prep course at fort jackson near columbia, south carolina. these would be soldiers have up to 90 days to drop up to 6% of their body. that meet the other basic requirements for boot. camp colonel cancel runs the program. he told me it's no longer enough to keep unfit people out. it's on the military to help those who are willing to get in to meet them will meet the more than halfway and then they've got to bring the game finish it up. but it's it's an exciting thing to watch. you saw it. i hope you sell to today. we're here while i was working out, i got the chance to talk to several of the would-be recruits this program open and i'm grateful that the program open because it's helped me a lot and it's helped me grow into a better person. leaders here all want americans to know that the army isn't dumbing down or easing up in any way. all of this remedial work leads up to the full on training camp. those pollard for like reporting for us, gun control was front and center at the state capitol with democratic lawmakers voicing support for president biden's actions on so-called ghost guns. >> under biden's legislation as of august 24th ghost guns will need to have a traceable serial number and the owners of the guns. we'll have to go through a background check. critics point out california already has some of the strictest gun laws in the nation and argue that more gun control won't be effective. some voicing that it will instead strip law-abiding citizens of their second amendment rights. while others think otherwise. >> california is safer because of our guide loss. we're going to keep at it. change the culture of gun violence in america, in california and in our communities. >> assembly member levine says that his bill needs all the support that it can get because the legislation requires two-thirds approval from both chambers. well, who's to blame for violent crimes and mass shootings? smith and wesson ceo mark smith is criticizing politicians and the media reporter markie martin has that story. >> on monday, the ceo of smith and wesson not mincing his words in a published statement blaming politicians and the media for a crisis of violence. the backlash comes weeks after mark smith refused to testify alongside fellow firearm executives in front of the house oversight committee which has been investigating the industry in the wake of mass shootings in buffalo, uvalde highland park and tulsa. no civilian needs an assault rifle. >> and the second amendment does not protect the right to own a weapon of war. smith blaming lawmakers referencing progressive crime policies saying in part this, some have had the audacity to suggest that smith and wesson and other firearm manufacturers are somehow responsible for the crime wave that has predictably resulted from these destructive policies after smith canceled his appearance in front of the committee, chairwoman carolyn maloney issued a subpoena to smith and wesson for documents related to its manufacturing and sales of ar 15 style guns writing in part, your testimony would have shed light on why your company continues to sell and market these weapons to civilians. despite recent mass shootings with your products, texas senator roland gutierrez says blame false everywhere. the other day marks misses in the business of selling guns. and i i get that and i understand that. >> politicians need to create policies. they keep. >> his guns out of the hands of kids. and that hasn't happened. >> according to the oversight panel, major gun manufacturers, including smith and wesson, have made more than 1 billion dollars in the last decade selling military-style weapons. smith finished his public statement by saying smith and wesson would never back down in their defense of the second amendment. turn things over. now to the forecast. let's take a live look outside now. well, we'll meteorologist grogan. tell us how it's going out there. kyla. yeah, they're lso. we are getting ready for a good weekend for those of you inland, we're finally get a little bit of relief as we get into the latter part of the weekend. let's start off with the set up here. high pressure has been in the desert southwest that's been helping us to heat up. however. >> a little low pressure is going to scoot into the pacific northwest. and what that means is it's going to bump those inland temperatures down because it's going push that high pressure out a little bit so that every length so cooler for those of you inland on sunday. yeah, it's going to be a big difference. but today we're already kind of off to the races, antioch at 91 degrees already at this hour. much cooler the coast where we've had fog this morning. as you can see, just 58 degrees in half moon bay. just 56 in san francisco. we're in the upper 60's in napa and 70's up in santa rosa. the wind is relatively light, although we do have a little bit of a breeze there in san francisco as usual, that miles per hour and our air quality is holding pretty steady. everybody in the good to moderate category. you can see in and around san jose that yellow popping up. but we're expecting by the time we get into the weekend, everybody looking pretty good here is that smoke tracker just want to show you. there you go. how about that? as we get into our friday night, that looks much better a little bit trying to creep down again as we get into saturday. so we're playing cat and mouse with that. but hey, we'll take the way we're doing pretty good today. high temperatures today they will be warm in antioch. you get up to 98 degrees. same story in santa rosa. talk about 71 in san francisco around the bay. pretty nice redwood city. 85 degrees for you and your weekend. let's talk about what's happening for the weekend. i mentioned there's a cool down coming so you can see it here for those of you inland. 10 degree drop when we go from saturday to sunday and then it's going to hold for you as we get to monday. now around the bay. hey, this is pretty nice, right? some 70's up to about an 80 degree mark and then some 60's as we are out at the coast. if you've got those, how do you do chores to do that list? make sure you're doing that on sunday. we'll be right back. everybody. stay with us. and coming up, we're finding out where pandemic paycheck funds ended up going. >> why some experts say millions of dollars went to people who didn't need the help. meantime, hollywood is remembering one of its stars with a new theatrical run. more on that rig. it ahead. we also have some video of intense moments in southern california in los angeles where police say hundreds of people rated a store. that's straight ahead. >> take a look at incredible new video of the moment that a driver loses control of their car and plows into a house barely missing a man inside with his 2 dogs. the suv went into the first floor of that house over in huntington beach around noon yesterday. the homeowner says that he was just sitting in the room when the suv, which the suv have demolished, but have actually gone up to use the restroom just moments before the impact, the driver suffered minor injuries. we have some other intense video to show you. a wild mob took to the streets of south los angeles reporter alex cup or a low has that story. >> a chaotic scene playing out at a california 7.11. a massive mob of people barred the convenience store in the los angeles suburb of harbor gateway. the group trashing and vandalizing the business that turns into a rule just. >> and we saw what mob mentality to come inside the store. they start ransacking the place. i'm taking everything. surveillance video shows the mayhem with people jumping over the counter grabbing cigarettes, food and even lotto tickets. others pulling out their phones to record the wild scene. also in the store, a single clerk fearing for his life. this guy. >> just decide to start grabbing food and chips in in, but not as and stuff starts throwing it out. the work that he's just busy hiding in the back. >> all this as an illegal street takeover happens just outside hundreds of cars blocked the intersection, doing dangerous stunts. police say it was just one in a series of takeovers that night. one even ending in a deadly shooting. there are people on the field are trying to really get to police. they had to go somewhere down the emergencies. >> and they're dissing are stuck. so these guys can do their thing. so people are tired of this. the latest crime coming just weeks after a deadly robbery spree at other 7 11 stores in california. >> 2 people were killed and 3 were wounded. police say a half dozen stores were targeted in just 5 hours, setting off an intense manhunt that led to the arrests of 2 men. and it's all part of a disturbing trend. property crimes such as looting and smash-and-grab thefts are up in major cities in los angeles. data shows thefts increased 11% from this time last year in new york, fifths are up 48% over last year. and in chicago, it's even higher with thefts up a dramatic 66%. >> those alex ca perillo reporting the lapd has a huge task ahead of him trying to identify any of the hundreds of people that looted that store. so they're encouraging anonymous tipsters to come forward in other news, a grant in california could incentivize schools to teach financial literacy, the young adults more than 1 million dollars will be provided to both private and public high school teachers. her start personal finance classes. researchers say that students who have access to financial education, we'll have less debt and a higher quality of life. >> it really does help students to think differently to think like a notch in or some students have even launched but whether they want your business are not thinking like an entrepreneur is helpful to their lives. it may help them to get on career pathways. >> lawmakers hope this new grant will empower california's future workforce. we're learning more about the pandemic's impact on businesses and how some may have taken advantage of the federal assistance programs. reporter rich mchugh has that story. >> when ordinary americans were struggling during the pandemic and small businesses were closing by the thousands. the government doled out 11.4, 7 million paycheck protection program loans or ppp, billions of dollars to companies in need. the folks in congress who wrote the bill to establish ppp and send the money out to businesses. the main goal was just to send people money to keep them employed. but millions and millions and millions also went to companies owned by the uber rich in celebs like kanye west, khloe kardashian, jared kushner, the overriding lesson that i've taken away from this data is the government really wanted to put a lot of money out into the economy and get into the hands of people. derek willis with pro publica collected the data into a database to search every single ppp loan that was given out. and as a result of that, they designed a program that made it easy to apply for relatively speaking and easy to get money and easy to get forgiven. for instance, kanye west company yeezy got 2.3 million in change. khloe kardashians company. good american llc received 1.2 million in change businesses related to jared kushner and donald trump took it over. 25 ppp loans worth more than 3.6, 5 million. the list goes on. but the kicker. >> most of the loans have been forgiven. walk me through how this why they would even eat given these loans and whether it be forgiven. but the short answer is they were eligible to be given these loans and because the eligibility requirements were not very strict. kanye west was native billionaire by at the same time that you he was out taking ppp loans. carol roth, author of the war on small business. it just goes to show you that there are winners and losers in central planning and the wealthy and the well connected or taking care of at the expense of those who are not in march. president biden in the state of the union made this vow. we're going to go after criminals who stole billions of relief money meant for small business and millions of americans. and earlier this month he signed a bill giving the justice department more latitude to investigate people accused of fraudulently collecting these loans. the structuring on ppp was really flawed from the start. the reality, according to roth, is that the super-wealthy were well within their rights in taking these loans. even if you are wealthy, because that was the way that it was structured by the government's you got a free pass. this is all shocking informations people, including myself. what this is all legal, this was league. is that right? yes, this is entirely legal for almost all of them. there are certainly some companies are part of the fraudulent taking on of the ppp. but for most people who are the wealthy and the well connected who at plea, we may not think i'm really needed that loan. they were just following the rules and regulations in the way that they were put forth. so, you know, at the bleed, maybe it wasn't a great decision on their part. but the blame really resides here with the government. >> i was rich mchugh reporting for us. turn things over to the forecast as we are taking a live look outside this time at the san francisco embarcadero. and we're talking about the weekend. of course, we are seeing some beautiful temperatures out there. so if you want to make some outdoor plans, i would say for sure do so. so we're just going to get that there and get straight to. >> kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan with us with the details and your 7 day forecast. yeah, i'm happy to take it. we are going to have pretty nice weekend on tap. and for those of you who've been kind of >> lingering in the heat languishing in the heat, we're going to see things get better free on sundays. that some good news. also, if you take a look behind me here, you can see california looking pretty good. stormy weather is kind of moved off to the east, at least for the moment. so that's kind of nice as well. and we did have some fog this morning. certainly the marine layer, it's hanging out there at the coast and it's been hanging out the golden gate bridge all day. 56 degrees right now in san francisco. 58, half moon bay. that's where those cool kind of foggy locations are. 77 in santa rosa. 67 in oakland, san jose coming in at 79. so today, these are the highs. as you can see, we are all above average today. so san francisco be in the low 70's, especially in the 60's this time of year. 70's also for oakland mid-eighties for san jose. and there are those mid 90's for livermore and concord, upper 90's for santa rosa looking out for a high there of 98 degrees. when the average in santa rosa should be about 84. but listen, here's the good news, everybody. those of you inland. take a look at your extended forecast. so while today is a warm one tomorrow, also staying warm. here's the difference between saturday into sunday. those inland temperatures dropping about 11 degrees and look set to hold at least 3 like monday, tuesday, wednesday. so a nice break coming your way. have a great weekenn. everybody. thank you, all right. well, coming up next, a fan favorite musical is heading back to movie theaters are going look ahead. >> central are collectors. how would you like to be the first to own an nft created by an array 10 with the help from his oklahoma city. zoo keepers in a special digital brush. the la cruz see here. that's a 21 year-old orangutan has created a series of nfts that are going up for auction for those not familiar and of twos or digital creations. it supposedly cannot be copied or replaced. this is all for a good cause. 100% of the proceeds are going toward iran to 10 conservation efforts. down the south bay, san jose's first ever navy week is wrapping up and today the sailors took their t to the group habitat for humanity. kron four's camila barco has a look at the work that's being done out there. >> it's nice be able make a change in your hometown area or like surrounding area because you know, you feel like you're making an impact where you grew up from defending his homeland to helping out his home state trey perry and 4 other sailors. >> help lay the foundation for esperanza place on friday. this will be the site of 42. new townhomes located right next to the pleasant hill bart station. so it's going to produce more energy than it it's also natural gas with solar panels pretty much everywhere. the homes are being built through the habitat for humanity organization. >> but assistant construction manager ben brenner says it wouldn't be possible without volunteers like these without the volunteers. >> i would be very lonely and we'll be working lower. >> the sailors have been lending a helping hand at several organizations the past few days as part of san jose's navy week. so i like doing stuff like this because >> a learning opportunity. so you're able to pick up new skills. maybe we consist of sailors going to various schools and volunteering at organizations while also sharing their experiences about the navy. >> it's a way to emphasize the importance of the service branch in places without a significant navy presents. the navy. >> doesn't really have so much big influence out here as they should. so just coming back, let them know like a where the united states navy. we're here in the bay area. we support too. but for chief petty officer curry, let here sharing their experiences is only half the fun. part of the reason i joined the navy to be able to give back. >> 2 country and now giving back to my local community. so that's always a win in one of communal barco kron. 4 news. >> greece will be back on the big screen this weekend to tribute late the late olivia newton-john and see will be showing the classic musical and 135 of their theaters starting today. that includes 2 bay area locations, bay street in emeryville and the mercado shopping center in santa clara. mission will be just $5 with a dollar of that going toward cancer research. olivia newton-john passed away last week at the age of 73. >> that is a beautiful tribute in offer. good cause. well, that's going to do it for us kron. 4 news at noon. so let's send things over to olivia horton for live in the bay. olivia, how's it going out there to pay ella? how's it going? i am so excited that they are re airing some of the the great that greece stuff out this weekend because i was actually named after olivia newton-john's. i was wondering, have you ever dressed up as her baby for halloween or i haven't. but that's a really good idea of people have told me i need to do it before, but i just never got to it. i think maybe this i'd like to see here. this this is going to be the year. well, thank you. passing it up now. >> well, listen, coming up today on the show, it's friday, which means it's a look back at our great guests of the week. >> coming up, they've interviewed celebs like it should steph curry, the 16 year-old twins, amelia and edina shared out there chasing their dreams of an aspiring tv host career. then the local organization that's inspiring young ladies to explore opportunities in the stem fields shared how next teen girls is encouraging our next generation of scientists. >> ghosted, what author and wellness expert andy liu said about her new book where they go bringinh light to ghosting culture and how you can learn from her experience. and we've got the founder of hip hop for change. hear his reason on why he's helping the youth in our community. >> find their passion. so much happening today on live in the bay.