here, we're told this is 60 acres and they have it 50% contained. we also know that. >> they have a 5 firefighters that have >> been getting some treatment. we don't know what exactly it they're injured of heat exhaustion. 2 of them at the hospital, 3 being treated here at the fire. we crews continuing to show up because they have a lot of different agencies out here. 16 engines, 2 dozers. they have hand crews on the ground. they have not only 2 helicopters that are dropping water, but they also had the planes using the era tax here's what trump's the retardant down below. and some of the ground you can see has the red from the retardant. and then you can see that scorched land. a lot of smoldering land. i'm sure they will be spending the next 24 hours. plus. >> putting out hot spots. but the challenge out here is not the wind. the wind is actually been in their favor, but the

heat, it is extremely hot out here. it's in the 90's and also they're up against flame. so you can only imagine how hot it is on the ground for the e fire crews. take a listen to firefighters. explain the challenges. >> so it's tough conditions work. and we've also for a lot of firefighters here. this is your second fire. today. we had a commercial structure fire in the city of but these crews have been so but that goes into a lot of our preparations. it's a physical nature of this job and they train really hard for that. you work in these conditions when you have the heat advisories like we worked through yesterday today can continue until tomorrow you get the fuels that are very receptive to mission and to fire spread. >> and this fire is about 7 miles north of saint and we're told that this fire started on private property that actually. and in the glass fire. so while there was an

evacuation warning, people were not forced to evacuate. it was there choice. we did speak with one person who said that they evacuated because the 've already gone through the glass fire and they're not risking anything. so it's been people's choice. but, you know, sometimes better safe than sorry. we saw. >> and the glass fire quickly things can change on a dime but thankfully, with this fire, it seems like they really got a hold of it quickly. 50 1% contained at last check. we are about to go speak with cal fire to get update from them. continue to follow the latest with this fire right here on kron. 4 will have a report at 8 o'clock. 10 o'clock, 11 o'clock. and as always on kron, 4 dot com. back to you guys in studio. all right, we will check back with you and good. >> good news. this one. they made progress pretty quickly. despite the heat challenge as we take a live look outside here. >> at 6.30, to the camera on top of mount tamalpais us he would never know. but it's

such a scorcher by looking at that picture, although no fog. so that's an indicator this time of year. it is hot, though, out kathy trafton here to talk about whether we've gotten like spread about 30 degrees, right? it's really remarkable. some areas in the 50's at the coastline. >> pushing over toward 100 and then some and some of the warmest inland spots. it's this time of year. but at least the winds are cooperating. it could be a lot worse. they're not coming out of the east or not. the hot dry winds that sometimes happen that could fuel these fires. i think this graphic is very interesting. i think you if find interesting because you think about the moderating influence of the ocean, this image shows you current temperatures along our coastline. look at that 50's and 60's. whether you're new re cut. 59 monterey, 64 santa's san diego's 64 degrees. moderate. then you go inland inland as warm right now at this hour, las vegas, 107 100 degrees, fresno, 99, bakersfield 103 in sacramento.

so the ocean really can cool things off, but you'll notice with those magenta colors were for the very hot temperatures inland that pretty much mirrors. the heat warnings across the state where you see that magenta moving all the way from the inland areas up to our central valley. and then for our area, mainly heat advisories in the north bay where they're fighting the battle of the crystal fire. heat advisories continue through thursday and also into the east bay, the south bay. but you'll notice along our coastline and along peninsula, there's no heat advisory. it also is really quite an lpinteresting discrepancy in temperatures. look at this. san francisco. 64, concord, 99, half moon bay. 59. so there you have it along our coastline. we have a beach hazard statement for dangerous surf and for sneaker waves. so if you try to escape the heat by going to the ocean, watch out because we have some big waves. definitely don't want to turn your back on the ocean. thank you, kathy in

santa rosa got pretty close to the triple digits people came up with some creative ways to beat the heat and kron four's terisa stasio found an activity. >> that was very popular. >> the flowers to fans, north bay residents look for ways to beat the heat on this hot wednesday. we were kind of under an umbrella. what do you do on these hot well, actually, i live in one la la, so i live at the coast and i chose today to come to santa rosa, a brave person. i'm very brave man. i knew it was going to be hot, but i'm i'm dressed appropriately so that i'm not going to be too hot for this north bay resident. she purposely braved the warm temperatures to get some chores done, including enjoying this weekly farmers market. >> nestled in santa rosa off mark west wrote, i just want had to go to the batteries store. there's like nobody so i think it's a good day to actually be out because everybody's thinking it's too hot to go out so very

productive it could be that it's going to be a very productive day for me and don't come here very often. but we decided to come here today. >> didn't definately for pam been getting some flowers for a friend prompted her visit out in the heat, but she and granddaughter took refuge from the glaring sun under a sprawling shady tend to the market. >> so how do you try be the 8th when it well, i we stay inside. that's pretty much what i do. >> because we don't have so we just stay inside with your conditioning. >> at true value hardware on old redwood highway in santa rosa. our workers said that they had a big demand for fans. people want to know if we have like the window fans also. >> but we do not have those on citizens are. would be one thing, but we just have mostly like plug-in fans just set up randomly different rooms and people usually use them if

super super need like an extra one, extra 2 or something. santa rosa, theresa stasi, a kron. 4 news. >> and the east bay people in pleasanton spent the hot day out in the sun and around shadow cliffs lake. some of the kids you can see they're there wrapping up school for the summer. they went fishing. the east bay regional park district says it routinely plants trout and catfish and the water. other residents decided to lounge by the lake or take a dip. just cool whatever it takes. a grass fire and car fire in hercules forced eastbound and westbound lanes of highway 4 to shut down today. >> according to the chp, the fire started near sycamore avenue just after 10, 30 this morning lanes have since reopened. snow injuries were reported in alameda county. the patterson fire. it's grass fire. the crew and 95 acres in size is now fully contained. cal fire says it started just after 4 o'clock monday afternoon near the altamont pass wind farm substation, high winds and dry grass

contributed to this spreading. the only remaining road closure in the area is crossroad between tesla and patterson. pass roads. the cause is being investigated. fire crews continue to make progress on the corral fire. it's now 96% contained. >> since saturday, the corral fire burned more than 14,000 acres in san joaquin county. cal fire hoping for full containment this week. is here for all your wildfire coverage. just scan the qr code on your screen there to get our wildfire page on kron 4 dot com. there are updates their own evacuation orders. air quality maps, active fires and a whole lot more. >> other news tonight, prosecutors say in the state trial of david de pap have already rested their case in a san francisco courtroom. the pap is the man who's already been convicted in federal court for attacking paul pelosi with a hammer in pelosi, san francisco, home. the pats being charge now with attempted murder, elder abuse,

residential burglary and other state felonies. prosecutors say the pap admitted to breaking into the pelosi home in 2022. with the intent of holding former house speaker nancy pelosi hostage. the defense will present its case friday in federal court last week. the path was sentenced to 30 years in prison. 13 year-old boys in the hospital tonight after police say that to. >> he got a came into contact with a truck while he was riding a bike in millbrae. police say it happened yesterday afternoon at an intersection of el camino. we alan taylor boulevard. that's next to millbrae square with trader joe's safeway and walgreens. >> so officers say that the team for some reason rode his e-bike into the back of the truck. they say that the driver of the truck stayed on scene and cooperated with investigators. >> as the state grapples with its ongoing fentanyl crisis. a new bill in the legislature eould require california public schools to teach students about the dangers of fentanyl. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace

gives us a closer look. >> well, this bill easily passed assembly education committee here at the state capital needs something member lot there to believes it will make an impact in the fight against fentanyl. >> this bill will save lives san diego assembly member david alvarez speaking about his bill ab 24 29, if signed into law, the legislation would require local school districts have already made health education. a high school graduation requirement to also include the dangers of fentanyl as part of the curriculum. we need to make sure that our young people are aware. >> of what this drug can can cause, which is which is death and we make sure that they are informed in a way real information that they're through education. i'm not through fear tactics or misinformation. it comes in a state where as of 2022 statistics from the department of public health showed more than 6,470 californians died of fentanyl poisoning that your loan. >> coming out to an average of 124 deaths per week. young

people need to be more aware that and we also, by the way, want to make sure that people know that they're also going to be consequences for those who deal with this. >> think that peddling and selling and getting young people addicted to this it's not ok communication. >> and it will come order his bill unanimously passing the senate education committee with bipartisan support the state has already incorporated curriculum about the dangers of narcotics. >> but not specifically fentanyl. alvarez is concerned if students are not taught about the dangers of fentanyl that could lead to deadly results. i want to make sure that families. >> who have suffered needlessly as a result of fentanyl in there young person's is a story we don't hear about any more. >> and the bill has no formal opposition. and next heads to the senate appropriations committee reporting at the state capitol, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> well known california rock climber and bay area native

has been sentenced to life in federal prison for assault. charles barrett up santa rosa was sentenced on tuesday for several counts of assault. prosecutors say that he assaulted several women at yosemite national park back in 2016, climbing magazine called barrett a fixture in the climbing scene in california for 2 decades following his indictment in august of 2022, he also authored several climbing guides. >> the giants and diamondbacks finishing their series off. but today in arizona with the orange and black needing a win next in sports, kate learning let us know the team headed out of town with a victory.

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>> well, the news hardly ever stops here at kron so let's check in with dan thorn for a look at what's coming up tonight on kron for news at 10. i hey, vicki and grant. we're going to be continuing to follow the very latest on the crystal fire, which is burning in napa county. and we're also going to be hearing from the owner of a winery that's also been affected by devastating fires in the past. the glass fire. if you remember. >> back in 2020 burned in that same area that winery owner is going to be sharing his concerns with us over how early this year these fires are breaking out. and of course, we're all going to be checking in again with kron 4 sarah stinson, the the very latest on the progress that cal fire is making on that crystal fire. we've got all that and more coming up at 10 o'clock grant. vicki, back to you. >> sounds good. thank you, dan. as we take a live peek outside, there's sfo. no fog today. it's hot everywhere in

the bay area. maybe not at the coast, but warmer than normal. yeah. mother nature's at ac off the job today. kathy. >> except at the coastline. the key. that's the thing. it is really hot and it's dry. i just checked real humidities where the fires are saying up around the crystal fire, it's dry. maybe 30 29, 30. >> this is the view of the san jose skyline from san jose state university. >> beautiful conditions there. current temperatures, 88 degrees. where 64 in san francisco? 74 oakland and i santa rosa at this hour, it's 94 degrees. the big story in the weather department, of course, is the continuing heat advisory. it's been in effect for a while. it stays in effect through tomorrow night. that's for the interior valleys and the mountains throughout the north bay, the east bay in the south bay, except right along the bay shoreline except right at the coast. and except in vallejo where it's not a heat

advisory, it's a heat warning hot conditions, dangerous conditions in effect there in terms of wind gusts. well, it's 30 miles per hour gusting through the golden gate but as heading the right direction from the ocean to the inland areas that will have a cooling moderating effect, it will bring temperatures down a bit and it will certainly bring the relative humidity up as you can imagine. and we're and in good shape, many areas, but we'll see the future. wind gusts die down by midnight or so. and then only to once again revive as we head into tomorrow and the next day. so i've got the extended forecast coming up in just a bit. stay tuned. we'll be talking about the weather coming up. sounds good. thank you. kathy cal fire is showing off some of the latest additions to its fleet. >> to help fight fires says the dry weather sets in. that's a black hawk helicopter. they hawks. they can carry about 1000 gallons

of water each when they help fight fires. cal fire says the addition of these blackhawks to the existing fleet will give them the ability to fight fires after the sun goes down >> when the sun goes down, the helicopters usually go with it. with that comes our black hawk helicopter. we can fight fire all day transition. those crews into a nighttime operation and continue to fight fire at night. >> and in addition to the blackhawks, cal fire says they also have several chinooks that can carry 2500 gallons of water. each. >> and now kron 4 sports, 6 straight losses for the giants have made for a cranky manager and a grumpy fanbase hoping to snap that season-high streak against the diamondbacks today. >> maybe shaken up the roster a little bit could do the trick. >> the team option luis matos to triple a sacramento. >> and brought back austin slater from the concussion. welcome back. austin, maybe

this will get the giants offense. go. we'll start in the 3rd inning. giants down one. nothing. their bats came alive. runner on for elliott ramos to blast a shot to center field over and out 424 feet feels like he's going yard and practically every game these days, really. it was his 5th on the season to one giants in continues. they load the bases for wilmer flores and he one. and even out to left. that is a grand slam folks. flores, his 6th career slam. it's 61 giants on 6, 3, giants when jorge solera continues. the power surge, his 7th homer of the season. 7, 3, giants. 14 hits today. let's show you one more in the 9th tyrell strada hits one to the gap in left center field. michael conforto scores and the giants stop their skid, taking bite out of the

d'backs. 93, the final score. bob melvin in a much better mood today after the victory. >> was kind of a but, you and were to rise good things. offensively. the place and >> all right. how about a dispatch straight from forty-niners veteran mini camp talanoa hufanga said today he is hoping for a week one return to action. the all pro safety is rehabbing a torn acl, which he suffered in week 11 last season. now rookie safety ji'ayir brown stepped in and played well after hufanga got hurt. but no question the niners need him back at the position are they really don't have a lot of depth to. foggo is having another great season at the time of his injury already had 52 tackles and 3 interceptions. and even though he's not quite ready to get back out on the practice field just yet. he said he's doing everything he can to be ready when he's cleared to go.

>> the amount of film i watched party sale second and i just that's one thing i just pride myself on is just, you know, i wasn't the most athletic person. being one step ahead film was an on it's all mental game to me. so really just taking all the reps that these guys again put myself in the position. what i would do different what i would do to in late some other guys that have made great plays doing. can't you know, i've you know, watch georgia dome go out there giant around like the plays that they make. how can i make this place or how can i learn from the game how change some stuff, but >> for me being state of the game and really learning and evolving in trying to be the best version myself. >> to help this team. >> from santa clara to france, we go in the french open quarter-finals 17 year-old and unseated mirror and rebut took on the number 2 seed aryna sabalenka in a battle to get into the semifinals of the tournament. it was a fairytale ending for the young russian after losing the first set to sub and reba came back and one

of the next 2, 6, 4, 6, 4, knocking off some of the link it to become the youngest grand slam semifinalist since martina hingis did it at age 16 in 1997. and tree that has yet to win a tour level title. she's competing in only her 5th slam tournament social now face jasmine paoli me who is in her first major semifinal as well. so pretty good year for the youth in tennis. and i think i just feeling energized today by the giants. finally get back in the win column that that's good news and they played for you because here. >> you're my last day here on for, know what? you're leaving us for our sister station in new york. so you're going to take a bite out of the big apple. that's what i'm going to try to do before i go, i just want to give a shout out to my favorite viewers. my grandfather in love, vincent and salahi. >> in his 90's and he loves watching kron 4 rear admiral in the navy station in alameda. so thank you, vince. and thank you. everyone else

has been watching you for all these. even. stay with us, right no doubt. all right. grant medical portfolio. thank you to kate. you've done such great work the past what? >> 3 for out how many years? 5 and a half drive. and we're going see so much. you're so talented. your lovely to be around. you're hilarious. you can sing which is rare for sportscaster. check or instagram. yeah, if you don't know about that, but we're really going to miss board. happy for you. we wish you all the best. i only paid him $5 to say all, right. it's been an absolute pleasure. go get all right. and also boss is going to be our next general manager. chris. that's right. it's complicated. it's complicated. but she deserves that new job in the big apple. no doubt. all right. here we are in the north bay where the snow, the county board of supervisors has approved an amendment to the county's living wage ordinance. previously the living wage who is about $18 an hour only it only affected workers who are employed directly by the

county or who had select contracts with local government. now the living wage ordinance applies to all employers who work with the county and to generate more than $350,000 in annual gross receipts and who employed more than 25 workers. so people should be getting more money per hour. they're still to come. the hot weather is here for the next day or so. but you know, who's not? >> karl, the fog? yes, he has retreated. but he's talking on social media. we'll have that message after the break.

>> well, karl, the fog giving us an update on what he's doing during this heat wave on social media. he posted staycation is much needed. chilling a few miles off the coast means i'm close to home, but without any responsibilities, got a good deal on this air bnp playing pickleball asking myself what i'm doing with my life. usual vacation vibes o karl, here's a cute rescue for you. and maybe out of the looney tunes universe. look at the size that bunny. >> that's a normal says guide for reference. it was hopping around on a santa cruz highway. last weekend. an officer was able to catch it named bugs. it was taken to the vet. officers say buggs is getting the care it needs, which. i don't know if includes those epic, but it's possible, i that's what he that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6. have a great night. 6. have a great night. everybody. ow network is no network for business.

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