>> from blast injuries to burn injuries. we see it every year. >> now on the kron 4 morning news. at least a dozen people rushed to the emergency room on independence day after local fireworks displays go wrong. and a controversial skateboarding event may or may not return to san francisco this weekend. what we know about the planned police response. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7.

>> hey, good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, july the 6. let's get your morning started with a look at the weather with dave sphar a day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we are looking at another day of this heat stuff. i mean, that's where the camera was late. it so hot. it's just get us go crazy here we have one more day of this for today and it does get a little better as we get into sunday. but more importantly, early into next week, not quite want to sound the all clear because it still has some 100 plus days still to come next week, but it looks like we'll get a little break in the action east bay shore line for you right now. that fog peeling away very nicely, although there are some pockets of it around the golden gate bridge, for example, will take it, though, that excessive heat warning still in place until wednesday. meanwhile, red flag warning. that's the last day of it. those higher elevations until 9 this evening. 72 at this hour for antioch, other readings, mostly in the 60's with some 50's off towards the west near the influence from

the ocean. we give contrast to 24 hours ago. we did a couple degrees ahead or behind where we were this time from yesterday and break it down for 91 by 11 by 2 o'clock 105. and in some spots we're not done. we're going to keep climbing. it's going to be a hot one this afternoon with some record breaking temperatures. all morning forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thanks so much. illegal fireworks sending people to the hospital across the bay area, including a berkeley teenager. >> a source tells kron 4 a teenager, the teenage victim rather just finished. his junior year of high school is now recovering at the hospital. trump was jack moment reports on this and several other fireworks related injuries in the bay area. >> if we include those 2 teenagers from berkeley, we could say that at least 12 people were injured throughout the bay area on 4th of july from firework injuries. now that is including 5 people from the south bay, along with 5 others from san francisco.

the pops and flashing lights of illegal fireworks from san jose to san francisco. something that again happens every single year. mark friends and not arnold work for the santa clara county fire department, which had a busy day thursday with fires sparking around the south bay. and when they do have to respond to firework injuries, they say the range of injuries is wide. >> you know, fingers being it burned. >> also the face stuff like that. where the fireworks might go up and then shrapnel of sparks and person space in san jose, santa clara valley. healthcare tells us 5 people in total over the last couple of days were injured for fireworks. >> and in san francisco, the department of public health tells us 5 people as well. and the san francisco fire department tells us 2 of those injured last appendages. >> for these first responders, even small fireworks can you in just a little sparklers. >> those can get intensely hot next week at a person's clothes on fire and cause

catastrophic brain injuries. i think the biggest takeaway that i would suggest and even apply this to my own family is leave it to the professionals and with a heat wave continuing to roll through parts of the bay area. franzen arnold say they're prepared for more fires from illegal fireworks. >> and injuries related to we can expect this is going to continue to happen year after year. i you know, people reckon some part changes and the people that so the sometimes have make the hard decisions to not allow some things that may have been available for people in past. >> after the 4th of july, we reached out to more than a dozen agencies. police stations. >> fire departments and hospitals to find out how many people were injured from 4th of july firework. injuries. we only heard back from a few by the time of this report. so we can assume that that number of about a dozen people injured, it's a little bit higher in the newsroom. jack moment, kron, 4 news. >> breaking overnight, contra

costa fire crews responded to a garage fire. this footage shared from their social media pg. e also removed a downed power line from this area. no injuries reported. the cause is under investigation. it called fire. crews responded to a wildfire on summersville road in antioch. officials shared these photos around. 01:00am this morning. the fire contained within 30 minutes. com fire crews continue to mop up the area. and 2 wildfires mpspark in napa county friday. firefighters say 4 buildings from the con fire icon creek road. >> that fire burned one mile before firefighters got it under control. the silverado fire burn less than an acre nears and been delayed. >> and police responded to reports of a man shot several times in san francisco last night. this video shows citizen of the citizen app video shows officers in the area of connecticut and cesar chavez streets in potrero

hill. police say they found a man in the street just before 10:00pm. he's now in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no word yet on any arrests. police pittsburgh are looking for the suspect behind a deadly shooting. it happened thursday night on west 10th street near parkside drive. police say a man was shot several times and died. anyone with information is asked to get in touch with pittsburgh pd. police are looking for suspects in the stabbing death of a woman in richmond. officers responded to a portal drive near 80 just before 4.30, thursday afternoon. they say a woman was found with at least one stab wound. she died at the scene. detectives now investigating this as a homicide. the driver in the west portal crash that killed a family of 4 has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter. 79 year-old mary fong lau crashed her car into a bus stop near you, lois street and lenox way march 16th, mother, father and their 2 sons, a 2 year-old infant, a 2 year-old and an infant were waiting there to

go to the zoo when they were struck and killed. officials say low was speeding at the time of the crash. her attorney says lau has no record of speeding tickets, parking tickets or accidents. wow is set to be back in court in october. happening today, san francisco police plan to step up secure safety measures ahead of an unsanctioned skateboarding event at dolores park. typically during the first week of july, skateboarders gather at 21st and dolores street for a hill. bottom of it. we want people to have fun with their skateboarders, but what we don't want and can't have is a community that has been taken over. >> criminal activity, vandalism, assaults saw some officers. also the public suspecting pedestrians and motorists that. are in danger. >> this is video from last year's hill bomb or 84 police arrested 80 people in the months following for teens filed a federal lawsuit alleging wrongful detainment and violation of their right.

sfpd says it is rumor this year's event may be canceled, but barricades will be up along. 21st and 18th streets. the police chief says sfpd will be heavily step today and have extra officers on standby. truckload of donations in ruins this morning after a fire erupts outside of the san jose goodwill facility. citizen video shows smoke and flames billowing outside the building on north 7th street crews say multiple trailers were on fire along with wooden pallets and boxes filled with donated books. >> there's some homes back there. this stays high. there could be little sold tempted to sneak in and just keeping their debut smoking. whatever. and most of the have to foods. >> all seasonal items like christmas stuff. you know, so can see us all and right. got a fisa fast. >> firefighter was treated for heat exhaustion. the cause of this blaze under

investigation. a tough commute for some bart riders on friday. the bart red line which runs from millbrae all the way up to richmond was shut all the way down. bart says during thursday's inspection they found a part of the rail needed to be fixed leading to that closure. >> we don't have any major service disruptions due to this. and the fact is, are on time. performance is 95%. so 95% of the time you're going to be on time and i would put that against any freeway in the bay area. >> bart says the red line should be fixed and up and running today for the latest sports schedules head to bart dot gov. has the extreme heat continues. bart trains are also running slower. the agency says to delays systemwide and to check the bart app for real-time departures. and of course, this next story here. the ferris wheel is back open at fisherman's wharf in san francisco. the sky star will was taken to come taking out a couple weeks ago to fulfill requirements for a permit

extension. it used to be located in golden gate park before it moved to fisherman's wharf last november. tickets cost $18 for adults. $12 for kids and seniors. happening today. the area cool cats can tune into some smooth sounds happening this weekend at san francisco's fillmore jazz festival for stephanie just is live for us in the fillmore district with the latest on this. tiifany. good morning, stephanie. yes, there will be blocks and blocks of entertainment. this jazz festival spans from washington street all the way down to eddy street. >> and they'll have many stages and venues to check out. so we know this weekend starts to feel more jazz festival. a free 2 day festival and the theme this year is harlem of the west. this festival attracts 100,000 attendees every year. and this festival technically open at 10 o'clock. this might morning and run until 06:00pm tonight today and tomorrow. so they have 4 stages with 5 venues in

total to enjoy. and the show will start as early as 10, 30 this morning. so organizers have been busy setting up. this is the 35th year. they've been doing this festival and it will feature a talented up talent showcasing 25 plus local and nationally renowned artists. we're now local vocalist paula west and kim. now we will be headlining today's lineup. also know they have 140 booths for people to enjoy as well along with all of the businesses. that line fillmore as well reporting to be just as kron. 4 back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you so much. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, the heat wave continues in the bay area. the safety tips to keep in mind if you plan to head to the water. plus, a busy week for firefighters battling flames across the east bay. why some think fireworks are to blame. and chp maximum enforcement period is officially underway on bay area roads this holiday

weekend. stay with us. we're back with that story and more in just next.

>> the heat threatening not just people but fish. a viewer shared this image of dead fish in lake elizabeth in fremont. according to the city, the extreme heat is draining oxygen levels in lake elizabeth killing the fish population. there. city staff, including park rangers and maintenance teams are working on cleanup and also trying to raise water levels to help those expect large crowds. if you plan to head to the water this weekend, safety experts reminding you to be smart. parents should always keep an eye on kids when they're in and near the water. if you

plan on having a both de san francisco fire shared this. >> make sure you do a safety check of your vessel before you go out. make sure has enough fuel. make sure has all the safety equipment, a working radio in addition to cell phone so that if you do need help, you're able to get help immediately. >> they say you also should not swim alone or swim at beaches without a lifeguard present as tides can quickly change. flying is getting more miserable. that's according to the number of complaints sent to the u.s. government. the transportation department said it got nearly 97,000 complaints in 2023. in 2022. they got 86,000 complaints. this is the most complaints since 2021. airlines were slow to give customers refunds due to the pandemic. two-thirds of the complaints were about u.s. airlines the rest about travel agents and tour operators. and

hurricane beryl is battering mexico's yucatan rather peninsula with sights set on texas next. they'll made landfall near to loom as a category 2 hurricane but slowed to a tropical storm as it moved across the peninsula. the u.s. national hurricane center expects burrow to regain strain as orders. let's check in now with dave on this monday. how concerned should we be about this one? >> well, the texas coast is definitely it's making a pass to that. and that's now very clear. some of the >> earlier model runs were some of them were only hinting that were others were keeping it further south. so >> this is the new scenario for you. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all as you mentioned earlier is a tropical storm max winds at 60. there it is going forward to the weekend. it does gain strength. the water temps down there, mid 80's. this is perfect for these tropical systems. they love it.

however, it doesn't have much time in which to develop. so as you can see by tomorrow night, want to a in the afternoon. it's still tropical storm becoming a category one. corpus christi, galveston. that zone is where it looks like it might make landfall. that's the least for the cone areas. and that's as we get into monday as we hear a lot more about this as we get into early next week. beauty shot of the east bay shoreline. looking good at that. if you go about 5,000 feet in elevation here, you've got temps in the 90's. so that cold, damp air at the surface will constant kind of shield folks there and places near water as we continue to have that onshore wind all day today. 75 antioch, we've got 60's for the east bay up north. we've got 50's and 60's. 57 san francisco future cast to show that marine layer coming back again after we sunset spite get some coastal drizzle. perhaps there you have it and it gets a bit better progress than it did this morning and maybe lingering along the coast. more likely. that will be

monday morning. there you have it for monday morning. we do the same process as well. back to those winds. they remain on shore all day. kind of a little envelope of protection from those really lofty hot temperatures right above us. alright, look ahead for we've got going on more plus degree days expected for this today in london, 100 plus 90's for the bay still hot inland for sunday with 80 is for the bay near 100 inland. yes, that's a little minor. improve more talking some 90's to be filed by tomorrow next week, monday through tuesday. we get a little break in this 90's and maybe even some upper 80's well inland. but then we're going to revisit 100 plus as we get to wednesday thursday and also into friday for today. 77 warm with an evening breeze again helping out 84 oakland, 94, san jose. but here they the purple crayons again today. 106, for livermore. 105, for concord, 106. you can see for can up north. we have a mixture of upper 90's and lower 100's to

be filed. so there's no change in the general forecast here except weakening a little bit on monday and tuesday, a little bit of a minor break but we can't cold all clear yet. all the statements hold until next wednesday. all right, dave, thanks so much for keeping an eye on that. >> i want to pass the county. firefighters had their hands full, responding to emergencies on the 4th of july. well, boys lezla gooden spoke with officials about their very busy night. >> 4th of july celebrations combined with the ongoing heat wave are leading to nonstop calls to firefighters in the east bay. so we normally get about 3 to 10 incidents that we're responding today with. >> but yesterday we got visitation fires according to contra costa county fire. >> on thursday, they responded to more than 1000 calls for service nearly doubling their daily average over 90% of the calls that we got yesterday were related to fireworks. the heat also added to being is hot and dry as it is with the

heat wave expected to continue through the weekend. crews are bracing for more potential fires when you pull our resources to a fire, the n-word, kind of what we're not really limited only to say that, but you're pulling resources away from maybe medical emergency. they could be nearby as well. >> so if we can control control make the day. and this weekend a lot better for everyone. contra costa county health officials say they are seeing people. >> coming to the doors because extreme heat. >> had about 15 emergency room visits as of today and 4 hospitalizations, but no deaths in some people are have been impacted. we do not. we do know that he impact people who are often are elderly or have medical conditions. >> they tell us there are steps people can take when dealing with multiple days of heat. we also encourage you they are inside to try to wear wait light colored clothing if they're outdoors to wear hats

and sunscreen as much as possible early just to try to avoid the sun quickly around peak times or the senate is and kind of mid to late afternoon loves a good in kron. 4 news. >> now to the latest on the wildfires burning across california. the toll fire just north of calistoga is 60% contained. it started on tuesday morning and burned. 41 acres. cal fire says evacuation warnings have now been lifted. crews are working on mop up and full containment of that blaze. the cause of the toll fire remains under investigation. meantime, the french fire and they're poses no more than 900 acres in size and 20% contained. mandatory evacuation orders remain in place where multiple areas and roads. the fire is not threatening yosemite national park, but you should expect long delays at entrance stations. the cause of that blaze is also under investigation. and we have an update on the thompson fire burning in butte county. that's sports. nearly 4,000 acres and destroyed multiple

homes. the fire is 55% contained and forced the evacuation of 25 1000 residents. so far. the chp has maximum enforcement period is under way through the holiday weekend. all available. officers are now out on patrol through midnight monday during last year's enforcement period. 68 people died in crashes statewide officers made more than 1200 dui arrests, which is about one arrest every 5 minutes. that is a police launched a new crime statistics dashboard last year the department started submitting crime data to the fbi. and that data has now been compiled into that dashboard, giving the community access to up to date crime statistics which are currently available and that they include police response time hate crime reports and also fbi crime report. you can head over to the san jose police department's website to check that out. still ahead on the proper morning news, a new study finds dangerous

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>> well, your health, you may have seen influencers on social media claiming that a shot of all of oil day taking the shot of olive oil before a night of drinking can prevent a hangover. we'll now health experts are weighing in on this. the thinking behind this myth is that since extra virgin olive oil is high and mano unsaturated fatty acids, it will slow down digestion and alcohol absorption. but some groups like the association of uk dietitians

claim that this is a gimmick. it will not actually prevent hangover symptoms like dehydration, but others are not dismissing this idea. they say all of oil has antioxidants and anti-inflammatories. so best to check with medical professional on that. well, researchers say a new study discovered traces of more than a dozen metals, including lead and arsenic in various tampon sold here in the u.s. and europe. researchers at uc berkeley tested 30 tampons from 14 brands bought online and in stores they tested for 16 different metals, including lead arsenic, coble and mercury lead was found and all of the tampons one product content, all 16 bed ingredients. researchers say more regulation is needed and should be conducted to figure out if metals are entering the bloodstream. and hatched baby. recalling 1 million power adaptecs over a possible electric shock hazard. dot up to the adapters come with a popular sleep device called the rest sound machine. the recall involves the first

generation of the device. federal safety officials say the plastic surrounding the a doctor can come off and leave the power prongs exposed. if you have this device, you should stop using it and contact hatch, baby for a free replacement. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news pg and e warns the community of more possible outages hitting the bay area this weekend as more heat is expected.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a mob of people ran second oakland gas station. what police say they didn't respond immediately to calls for help. why the oil industry

is backing out of a measure that challenge where they can place oil and gas wells. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we get to those stories in just a moment here. but let's get you started with a look at that hot weather forecast with dave sphar heyday. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody else could be another scorcher for today. probably going to be the hottest day that we have left in this line of our heat spike. we have a little bit of help this morning you'll notice around the bay. we have this fog hang around and hey, we'll take it to sfo. no delays occurring there, but its nice to look at. there's a covers up a little bit of that distant hills. meanwhile, those winds, they're kind of out of the northwest for right now, but they will remain on shore, providing a little bit of an envelope of some relief around the bay with much warmer error actually aloft. 75 going on for antioch. a lot of 60's for the east bay with a mixture of some 50's thrown in as you head west towards the coast. this is a hodgepodge of a little head are a little behind where readings were from yesterday,

which were actually colder from the day before to. so today we continue on this train. 91 expected by 11 by 2. we're talking 105. and that won't even be the high temperature in some locations today. but we are looking for a minor pullback on those numbers as we get into early next week. we'll take a look at your 4 zone forecast and what lies ahead. stephanie. >> message proud, robbed a gas station in oakland and police apparently took their time before responding. the owner of the 76 gas station near oakland airport tells us a group up to 50 people drove a car into the market and ransacked it early yesterday morning starting with a couldn't just trashing the rest. the owner says a terrified clerk bolted out the door calling for help, but no one came. >> that's the first thing he did. he called 9-1-1 called me after that. once i got here, 45 minutes later, i called 9-1-1. they said you're going to have to fire up online order a police report.

>> i'm not sure what's what they're waiting somebody gets hurt until they start doing some changes in syria. >> it's it's it's just getting crazier. every day. walking in here is it's it's a, you know, like flipping a coin. >> this 76 station on he the road is no stranger to crime. earlier this year, a texas family was held up at gunpoint and robbed of all their belongings while stopping for gas. we reached out to oakland police about this situation and they say based on the call about the robbery, the caller was referred to file a report online as we just heard. but but when officers were eventually show this video, that's they did deploy some out to the store. >> opd say investigators are reviewing evidence and working with owner in the north. a surveillance video shows a man trying to stab a store employee. this happened friday afternoon as shop around the coastal outlet in vacaville. police arrested the suspect and learned that the man also

allegedly slashed some tires at the businesses parking lot and robbed a wal-mart earlier that morning. booked into j for causing this crash in sandra fell. police say that the team crashed into several parked cars thursday morning at the terra linda neighborhood. officers believe that the teen was driving under the influence. no reports of anybody getting hurt. and why the senior from a high school yesterday morning, a car fire sent lots of smoke into the air. as you can see there, video from citizen app shows crews putting it out. no word yet on what caused this fire or if anyone got hurt. investigators in santa clara county trying to find anyone who may know one of the 3 victims from 3 separate cold cases. all 3 bodies found in the 1980's. investigators say scotty edward eccles body was found gilroy in 1983. railroad tracks. they say he had a

tattoo of a double on the upper right hand shoulder on 90 in and in 1987, a fisherman and or dunn's body was found your atm in san jose. they say he was wearing a windbreaker marked with half moon bay parks and rec. the 3rd victim. johnny point as found in 1989 his body found on the bank of coyote creek in san jose. investigators say they also found a red tote bag near his body. mark morrow, marlboro. investigators tell us they have not been able to find the family members of any of these 3 men. if anyone out there has information, please get in touch with the santa clara county, coroner's office. pg and e says they are getting ready for possible outages. this weekend as many parts of the bay area are expected to hit triple digits again. the utility says their operation center in vacaville is monitoring their equipment so they can send out crews quickly as soon as they spot an outage. >> greenidge maybe a yellowish town in the morning. let's say as conditions heat up, you'll see a lot more orange and red

and that's when we start getting real concern. >> says they have 3,000 people working this weekend across the bay area to address any said empower patients. and as much of the state remains under excessive heat warnings and watches. governor gavin newsom activating emergency response services. state inspectors say they've been what does work sides to make sure construction and ag workers are are safe in the heat. state officials also working with local emergency crews to keep cooling centers open. representatives from the oil industry have decided to withdraw their own measure from the upcoming november ballot. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace tells us why. >> it's a question long debated by state leaders. where should oil wells be allowed and where should they be for bit ice? 25 knows 10. the measure passes. that was the vote in fall 2022. when the legislature passed and the governor signed sb 1137. into law as part of his 2022 climate package. the law

requires all oil and gas wells in the state to have a buffer zone of at least 3,200 feet from places deemed a sensitive areas like schools, homes, hospitals, and parks. supporters of the law say it is necessary amid concerns oil wells to close to communities could lead to pollution and health risks telling that gas and oil industry. >> what does it and that we are also ensuring that we're protecting our our residents. but the oil industry has fought back against the buffer zone law. the industry argues the law will cause oil producers to lose 10's of millions of dollars. they say that will lead to cost increases at the pump all while making the state more reliant on foreign oil. and that's why the california independent petroleum association or super a group representing several stakeholders in the oil industry qualified a ballot measure for the november election to overturn the buffer zone. law. but now in the twist, just 4 months until the election, super has removed the measure from the ballot legislative democratic

leaders were happy to hear that news and reacted with this message. beautiful democratic assembly, natural resources committee chair isaac brian hard against the oil industry's measure to overturn the buffer zone. law. he negotiated with the industry to pull the measure off the ballot. in exchange, he agreed to lighten the bill he's working on now calling for financial penalties against oil wells, producing fewer than 15 barrels per day. still, even while the industry took its measure off the ballot, sir, but does plan to fight the buffer zone law in another way, specifically in court in a statement, suppose chairman said supporters of the energy shutdown can make unfounded claims in the press and then paid advertisements. but they cannot make those claims in court without evidence. that's why we are pivoting from the ballot measure referendum to a legal strategy. even so brian believes the oil industry's decision to take their measure off the ballot will get the state that much closer to the governor's goal of moving away from fossil fuels in the coming decades. california is transitioning a possible we're

headed towards electric vehicles were headed towards clean energy. we're making those investments were building out the infrastructure. so as this industry is winding down, we're going to build up the alternative to keep our state healthy. thriving reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> good news for homeowners in san mateo county. property values reaching a record high. there. the county says the jump is due to a new property developments, inflation, foreclosures and state legislation impacting property tax law. the cities with the most growth in dollar assessment were south san francisco, san mateo and burlingame. over in contra costa county officials are expecting a historic jump in property value next year. county officials say cities with the largest increases include antioch, oakley and martinez, san ramon, concord and walnut creek will see the lowest assessed value increases. the unemployment rate inched above 4% for the first time since november 2021, our washington

correspondent vinay simlot explains what that could mean for you. >> on the minds of voters as summer, the economy and how much things cost. and on the heels of july 4th signs the economy is slowing. while the u.s. added 206,000 jobs, the news jobs report shows the unemployment rate is now over 4%. this is another in a long series of strong solid jobs report with the bureau of labor statistics says it will now cost you $122 to buy what used to cost $100 before the pandemic. the white house as workers salaries are up to. have wages, beating prices. now. >> for 13, 14 months in iraq, economic adviser jared bernstein says americans now make an average of $35 an hour. >> up nearly 4% since last year. he says that wage growth outpaces inflation. that means people have a bit more buying power, that more breathing the

mixed report shows a higher unemployment rate is partly because nearly 300,000 people entered the job market. so it isn't that the job market is crashing. what it's doing is our camera from bank rate says he'll watch closely to see how high the unemployment rate goes. i don't think this report represents a lot to worry about. >> but i do think that it raises the urgency in terms of monitoring. >> the economy, bernstein says the reports a good sign that things stabilizing normalizing the job market is exactly where we need to pay. but ultimately voters will have the final say. >> in washington, i'm simlot. >> imagine going to your childhood being overlooked or neglected? no one, remembering a little on celebrating you or your birthday. and for youth experiencing homelessness recovering from abuse or trafficking, moving through foster care or living at the poverty line. this is a reality. and sadly, there thousands of kids in the bay

area. >> cakes for kids is a nonprofit organization that bakes cakes for at-risk youths all across the bay area from foster kids, victims of domestic violence and children living in homeless shelters. many of them have never had a birthday cake for themselves before. okay. for kids delivers about 300 cakes per month. thanks to the time and donations of generous volunteers. the nonprofit has been in the bay area since 2010 in total. they've deliver 30,000 cake. so pretty notable milestone since that point. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a baseball fan working to save the home of the say, hey, kid. >> why that as this piece of history needs to be preserved. plus, the giants taking on the california heat wave with them as they look to stay hot against the garden. >> a little glance of some numbers coming across the bay for today, 100 plus over the east bay hills. you'll notice also up north to east bay shorelines, looking at those

80's. but even 90's today,

>> and i just feel like this pressure like someone like punched clear like someone pushed back on my leg. and i just turn around as the shark and turning around yelling. there's little little bite marks on my my calf. but i'm all >> 4 people are recovering after being bitten by sharks in texas. the injuries ranging from severe to minor jonelle tan goma has that story.

>> 4th of july for shark attacks has left many people here at south padre island shaken and wondering if they should get back into the water south padre island fire chief jim pigg says is like nothing he's seen before yesterday afternoon was on president. i've been here for 25 years. never seen anything like that. it's very rare occasion that that happens here on south padre. total of 4 people were injured in the the sharks have been moved into deeper waters by state and local officials. beach goers are now stepping back into the water. >> but being more cautious. but i think as long as you stay within, you know, to okay. >> obviously, vigilant. keep your eyes robert, to settle weekend, the first day of his beach vacation after traveling from new mexico. he says his arrival brought much concern from his family following attacks. >> we're out here and all our kids are worried about us. we've got a lot of worried. were you were, you know? text messages be careful and plenty of videos. everything going lou settle says he has decided

to stay in waist deep waters, adding he's being more cautious and smart about his time at the beach. chief pick says there are lifeguards on the beaches that are answering questions about whether or not it's safe to get back in the water here, advocating the public through social media. the lifeguards on the beach they're educating people with questions. you know, multiple people have questions on whether they should go and it's just beat the did vigilant and what their activities are. >> texas parks and wildlife boats are on standby. in case more sharks return. but as of now, people have come back to enjoying their vacations. >> you know, there's a little bit of caution. they will bring the waist level, you know, be smart about it, but still kind dread because much uk. that was jim knowlton guman reporting for us this morning. look at that. >> gorgeous view. is that? yeah, we got that fog air right there. good morning, everybody. good morning, stephanie. and that layer that you see right there? well, it has very warm air above that.

and we always talk about the sometimes that that air is actually very less dense care for. we have the mix, this fog process out, which, hey, we'll take it to kind of helps combat some of the heat, but really going to get that in selected locations and around san francisco. but it's not going venture too far. beyond that point that's already passed. now and again, with time that will mix on out and the hot temperatures are still common. 75 for antioch? we've got plenty of 60's for the east bay up north 50's and 60's. 58, san francisco in 66 for san jose. pretty close to yesterday's numbers at this time. we're a little ahead. a little behind depending exactly where you are. excessive heat firmly in place through wednesday. this gives you an idea. how about everybody fits all over the state. in fact and for nevada and also for arizona. a little break is trying to develop this swell this weekend. but sunday, more importantly, monday, tuesday has this little low down to our south, tries to develop, says will break in this action, not as hot and you could make the

argument. well, how come the national weather service doesn't pull all this stuff will because half the reinstated again on wednesday and we are still above our average is we will be in monday into tuesday. so it's fair enough to kind of keep it in place. let's just say not as oppressive as we've had before into monday and tuesday and that evidence is starting to build a little bit. alright, which we get into the middle of next week. yeah, we're back in 100 so you can see kind of the envelope that we're in that breaks away. finally heading into next weekend and we get the pieces of a front, the kind of the senate race right on top of us, if you will, not a big plow through, but just a little bit of influence enough to again, break the back of this heatwave. 77, san francisco will keep them at the 70's at the coast today. so enjoying the sunshine when you get at 84 burlingame, 87 foster city, 93 palo alto. meanwhile, the south bay here, we've got mid 90's, but morgan hill, los gatos 100 plus expected today, 90 ish east bay shoreline, tri valley. you're 105 plus danville, 1, 0, 5, 1, 0, 5, for conquered.

by the way, 83 berkeley, the les, what? 85. that onshore wind saving you 103, for fairfield. 98 for napa and 103. going on. 4 santa rosa. here's the relief coming slightly. we go back to double digits. and then it's triple digits. we get into wednesday thursday and into friday as we finish things off high. just kind of doesn't completely go away. it is exit stage is it's like off. the camera shot is still kind of they're impacting us. but then comes back midweek. so. >> ok number, all right. i'm were talking about i know you're tired of hearing about it, what it is, it's so important and i'm glad that we are talking about it because these temperatures and then they can get pretty dangerous. today is the big one. today is the really big day. so take it easy. and you know, if anything more strenuous put that on sunday, maybe and do it early in the day because of the late. lot, of course, of the day it's actually hot. so, yeah, some good guidance there. thanks a lot, dave. yeah. every legend story began somewhere and for giants. great willie mays. he's started at his childhood home

in alabama. >> the home itself is literally falling apart. but a local fan is hoping to bring it back to its glory. sherri jackson has more. >> it's like it's been hidden in plain sight except for vigneault there. it's still a sight to behold, but all in reverence that this is where willie mays played in the yard and, you know, grew up, started playing baseball >> but then it was also to some, you know, some sadness to see what it had turned into behind this tough, overgrown weeds and trees and fairfield. >> is the place a baseball legend once called home, just kind of cool to. to think about little willie mays, you know, on this portion in this yard, it takes a little imagination to see what this burned out hall of a home once was. but because of who once lived here, it may be beyond full restoration. you know, we don't know. can't get into we don't own the property. can't get into to do a full >> but, you know, think it's

worth the risk to, you know, if we can purchase it to then see what can be done. but the goal would be to be able to restore the existing property to some level of integrity instead of to have to take it down into a replica. this is what the home looked like when you know, their first learned it was in the possession. >> of the city of fairfield landbank. i spoke to neighbors here on 57th street who knew about the famous one-time occupant who have their own pictures of the house. >> now, with all the tall weeds, they just want to see something done with it play and they're happy. a guy who loves baseball and willie mays wants to do add my 2 younger brothers. we do a baseball trip every year and go see a different stadium. and wherever we go, we look for a museum and been >> you know, the roberto clemente museum, the hank aaron museum. and there's nothing for willie mays. but i've been a fan of willie mays, my entire life just growing up here. just understand the significance of, you know who willie mays

is to baseball. there's a park named for willie mays in his hometown. something has to happen to this house fairly soon or it's not going to be here anymore. >> you there with their love to a museum. now more than ever being able to preserve this right here to tell the story of where he started and then where his story ended while the eyes of a baseball and the nation are back on birmingham. >> league baseball. and you it. he's with such a significant part of that actually happening. >> at a bay area, baseball, former giants and a's fan favorite stephen vogt. now the manager of the guardians. had a big first in a one up with the bases loaded and michael conforto. base hit that drove in 2 more runs fast forward to the 4th inning where nic thomas put down a squeeze bunt. the sports team, another runners making it 4 to nothing the guardians would get on

board with a home run from josh naylor. this by cleveland's best efforts. the giants would hold on and take game one over the guardians. 42 game 2 of the series is set for today in cleveland at one for today in cleveland at one 10. be right back.

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>> from blast injuries to burn injuries. we see it every year. >> now on the kron 4 morning news. at least a dozen people rushed to the emergency room on independence day from illegal fireworks displays. and a controversial skateboarding event may or may not return to san francisco this weekend. what we know about the planned police response. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good saturday to you. we're covering a lot of news for you this morning. but let's start with a look at that hot weather out there with dave sphar heyday. a good morning, stephanie. good

morning, yes, going to be a hot day today. we expect probably the hottest in the bunch. >> for this heat spike that we have before things start to relax a little bit tomorrow and most important into your monday into tuesday. first things. first we have the morning fog. we like this climate control on a day like today here right over the golden gate bridge is what it's doing. we saw this from yesterday to somewhat of a typical occurrence, but it does tell you that we are getting fresh marine cooled air being fortified into the bay area all day today. it's not going to to keep us away from those hot temperatures. still particularly well inland. but at least it's a little help for you, folks around the bay and on the bay shoreline a little bit advisories owners, you know, along the east bay shoreline and of course, going to be hot inland. we do see a break, however, again, monday into tuesday, even though that does cover that that period also until 9 this evening that a fire weather watch of the red flag warning. we have the higher elevations that's in the east bay hills. also the santa cruz mountains and up north. one of the things

happening is up above us several 1000 feet. it's already in the 90's. and so the cooler stuff, the marine air that i just spoke of that can't get higher elevations very gets free drive gets hot up there. 75 going on for antioch. 71 for livermore. lots of 60's cover the east bay shoreline with 50's and 60's to the west. your contrast here, actually little cooler this morning that it was from yesterday's 97 at high noon. and by 3, we're going to about a 107. so again, going to be hot this afternoon your forecast in stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> illegal fireworks sending people to the hospital across the bay area, including a berkeley teenager. he's now recovering in the hospital properties. jack moment reports on this and several other fireworks related injuries in the bay area. >> if we include those 2 teenagers from berkeley, we could say that at least 12 people were injured throughout the bay area on 4th of july from firework injuries. now that is including 5 people from the south bay, along with

5 others from san francisco. >> the pops and flashing lights of illegal fireworks from san jose to san francisco. something that again happens every single year. mark friends and not arnold work for the santa clara county fire department, which had a busy day thursday with fires sparking around the south bay. and when they do have to respond to firework injuries, they say the range of injuries is wide. >> you know, and fingers being it burned. >> also the face stuff like that where the fireworks might go off and then trapped know parks and up in a person's face in san jose, santa clara valley, healthcare tells us 5 people in total over the last couple of days were injured for fireworks. >> and in san francisco, the department of public health tells us 5 people as well. and the san francisco fire department tells us 2 of those injured last appendages. >> for these first responders, even small fireworks can you in just a little sparklers.

>> those can get intensely hot next week at a person's clothes on fire and cause catastrophic burn injuries. i think the biggest takeaway that i would suggest and even apply this to my own family is leave it to the professionals and with a heat wave continuing to roll through parts of the bay area. franzen arnold say they're prepared for more fires from illegal fireworks and injuries related to we can expect this is going to continue to happen. >> year after year, i you know, people are making some part changes and the people that so the sometimes have make the hard decisions to not allow some things that may have been available people in past. >> after the 4th of july, we reached out to more than a dozen agencies. police stations. >> fire departments and hospitals to find out how many people were injured from 4th of july firework. injuries. we only heard back from a few by the time of this report. so we can assume that that number of about a dozen people injured, it's a little bit higher in

the newsroom. jack moment, kron, 4 news. >> breaking overnight, contra costa fire crews responded to a garage fire. this footage shared from their social media. the genie also removed a downed power line from the area. no injuries reported. the cause under investigation. and caught fire. crews responded to a fire on summersville road in antioch official sharing these photos around. 01:00am this morning. the fire contained within 30 minutes called fire crews continue to mop up this area. and 2 wildfireshsparked in napa county friday. firefighters say 4 buildings from the con fire at concrete road. >> that fire burned one while before firefighters got it under control. the silverado fire burned less than an acre years in fund only. >> police responded to reports of a man shot several times in san francisco last night. citizen app video showing officers in the area, connecticut and cesar chavez,

streets and patrol hill. >> police say they found a man in the street just before 10:00pm. he's now in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no word yet on any arrests. >> police and pittsburgh now looking for the suspect behind a deadly shooting. it happened thursday night on west 10th street near parkside drive. police say a man was shot several times and died. anyone with information is asked to get in touch with pittsburgh police now looking for suspects in the stat in the stabbing death of a woman in richmond. officers responded to port el portal drive near 80 just before 4.30, thursday afternoon. they say a woman was found with at least one stab wound. she died at the scene. detectives now investigating this as a homicide. the driver in the west portal crash that killed the family is for a 4 has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter. 79 year-old mary fong lau crashed her car into a bus stop. no, you, lois street and lenox way on march. 16th, a mother father and their 2 sons, a 2 year old

infant, a 2 year-old and an infant rather. >> were waiting where we're waiting there to go to the zoo when they were struck and killed. >> officials say lau was speeding at the time of the crash. her attorney says lau has no record of speeding tickets, parking tickets or accidents. wow is set to be back in court in october. happening today, san francisco police plan to step up safety measures ahead of an unsanctioned skateboarding event at dolores park. typically during the first week of july, skateboarders will gather at 21st and dolores streets for a so-called hill bomb event. we want people to have fun with their skateboarders, but what we don't want and can't have is a community that has been taken over. >> criminal activity, vandalism, assaults saw some officers us also the public suspecting pedestrians and motorists that. are in danger. >> this is video from last year's h-bomb where police arrested 80 people in the months following for teens

filed a federal lawsuit alleging wrongful detainment in violation of their right. as deputy says it is rumored this year's event may be canceled but barricades. we'll be up along. 21st and 18th streets. the police chief says sfpd will be heavily staff today and extra officers on standby if needed. a truckload of donations in ruins this morning after a fire erupts outside of the san jose goodwill facility. citizen app video shows smoke and flames building outside the building on north 7th street who say multiple trailers were on fire along with wooden pallets and boxes filled with donations. >> there's some homes back there. this stays high. there could be little sold tempted to sneak in and just keeping their debut smoking. whatever. and most of the net to try is up to foods. >> all seasonal items like christmas stuff. you know, so can see. it's all and right. got a fight so fast. >> one firefighter was treated

for heat exhaustion. the cause is under investigation of that fire. and a tough commute for some bart riders friday. the bar red line which runs from millbrae all the way up to richmond shut down all day. bart says during thursday's inspection they found a part of the rail needed to be fixed leading to the closure. >> we don't have any major service disruptions due to this. and the fact is, are on time. performance is 95%. so 95% of the time you're going to be on time and i would put that against any freeway in the bay area. >> bart says the red line should be fixed and up and running today. the latest bart schedules, you can head to park, dot gov. has the extreme heat continues. bart trains are also running slower. the agency says to expect delays systemwide and to check the bar app for real-time departures. >> and the ferris wheel is back open at fisherman's wharf in san francisco. the sky star wheel is taken down a couple of weeks ago to fulfill requirements for a permit extension used to be located

in golden gate park before moved to fisherman's wharf last november. tickets cost $18 for adults. $12 for children and seniors. happening today. bay area cool cats can tune into some smooth >> at francisco's fillmore jazz festival purse if injustice live for us in the fillmore district with the latest on this to >> all right, stephanie, welcome. all the cool cats. see these go jazz festival that starting today has been busy as vendors start to set up. the festival starts around 10 o'clock this morning. and this weekend starts to fill more jazz festival. a free 2 day festival event. this year's theme is going to be harlem of the west. so this festival attracts 100,000 attendees every year and it will technically start an open around 10 o'clock this morning and run until 06:00pm tonight today. and tomorrow they have 4 stages with 5 venues in total. so there's a lot to do a lot to check out. the shows

will start as early as 10, 30 this morning. so few more hours. this is going to be their 35th year. they've been doing this festival holding this event. the festival will feature a talented lineup, showcasing talents of 25 plus local and nationally renowned artists. we're now a vocalist. paula was in kim. now we will be headlining today's lineup. there's also many boost to check out this going to be 140 boost full of arts and crafts to do as well as all the businesses. that line fillmore as well. the checkout and shot possibly back to you in studio has something a great boost to the local economy as well. thanks so much, stephanie. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. the heat wave continues in the bay area. the safety tips to keep in mind if you plan to head to the water. plus, a busy week for firefighters battling flames across the east bay. why some think fireworks are to blame. and chp maximum enforcement

period officially underway on bay area roads this holiday weekend. stay with us. back with those stories in just minutes. >> plus, we're going to check in on those hot temperatures going on for today. look at that by high noon already getting to near 101. 0, 7, 4, sample inland. we can expect by the middle of the afternoon. check in your forecast next. kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> all right, live look outside from our sutro tower cam at the city of san francisco. gorgeous view and we can see karl, the fog to getting nice and early and to

join us on the news as well there. that's a good thing there, stephanie member, that's kind of a little climate control helping us out just a little bit. at least san francisco and also on the golden gate who are getting some of that aid as well. one of the things, at least it tells you is we've got that onshore wind. it continues to provide that marine cooled air. >> and blowing it to other parts of the bay. can't get inland too well, but at least we're getting some minor relief in some spots going forward here. so again, here's the golden gate bridge and engulfed in all of that fog futurecast for on that same note, you can see how the marine layer still kind of hangs out here during the day overnight. makes us past of the b y as we normally expected to make some progress cross kirk in a straight maybe little sprinkles at the coast and all of that. but the issue is that maybe perhaps by monday this could be a little more potent, particularly monday morning and maybe linger along the coast a little bit more. so look at that, trying scrounge up a couple raindrops there. there will be a nice little treat here. it is. the winds in the afternoon being driven by that inland heating. of course, we're going continue to see

that today tomorrow as we had all week. and that's much better certainly than having an offshore wind. although there is some of the way of that way, way up north just a little bit. so that's the position of this high that's really driving everything we expected to kind of come off its rocker a little bit towards the east that will give us a little breathing space into early next week. antioch, just jump to 79 right now as you can see. oh, yeah, it 71 for livermore. we've got east bay shoreline into the 60's. 56. meanwhile, santa rosa, 59 going on for san francisco. so more hot stuff going on today. 105 plus and lynn 90's covering the bay for sunday. it's still hot inland, but backing off a little bit. maybe getting some 80's for the bay 100 plus and learn all that next week. now, monday tuesday, particularly 90's and even some 80's poking out here and there the walnut creek, one even make 90 by that time on tuesday. so a little bit of minor relief happening before we shoot back to the century. mark again, for a lot of those inland spots. so that's one of the reasons whether weather service doesn't really pull

this because we're going to see a little more by the middle of the week. 77 san francisco, warm evening breeze coming in there. and you see still some cloud cover from the fog that 84 for oakland. 95. meanwhile, for san jose inland 100 plus there you have them all over with the purple still in place, east bay shoreline. very thin line. there are some 80's hanging out there and 90's. meanwhile, ahead, we've got more to come. 100 plus expected again. a little that a relief by monday. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. right now, more than a dozen wildfires continue to burn across our state. this all happening in the middle of a major heat wave here in the bay area. we're following the fight against the toll fire in napa county, which is at 41 acres and is 60% contained. joining us live now is jason clay with cal fire. thanks so much for being here with us this morning. and good to see you again. >> good to see you. thank you for having us. of to get started here. let's talk a bit about the toll fire that is burning here in the bay area.

>> we understand that your team at just this morning to talk about this. can you share and update on how things are going there? >> yeah, so we just got down with our morning operational briefing and that's just the transition from are not crews to the station and kind of going over the tactics that will be looking at today. and so we're really working on a our goal toward that end 100% containment on that fire. we actually just bumped up 70%. a good buyers are looking really good. the concern is just any roll out because it's in very steep and rugged terrain. so rollout are any and burned or damaged fallen trees that could come down and get into unburned ground. that's the thing that we're working really hard to secure right now. but we're all about fires looking really good. we've had just a phenomenal amount of work that's gone from our firefighters to that. they work but not want to. >> yeah, absolutely. 70% containment. that is some good news there in terms of progress. and of course, we appreciate the team's being out there to really address this, sir, to fire and that really difficult terrain that

you just described there. you walk us through. also the situation that the firefighters are facing out there. we are, of course, in the middle of a heatwave. it can be pretty fighting these fires in these rough temperatures. what are they up against? >> well, that the temperatures and the terrain are the 2 hardest things that our firefighters are working right now. and we are stressing so much as a safety is our number one goal right now. so hydration protect its taking some tactical pauses throughout the day to our firefighters to get into some cool spots to keep themselves. i say let them recover a little bit as they work their their long shifts through this heat. but this is a part of the job and every sign up for and we give our firefighters a lot of resources. we brought cooling centers out we have our hydration mall that come out. so it's part of part of that rain and we're working really hard to like. i said earlier, just to get this one button up. >> and jason note, of course, it does take a collective

effort from the community to make sure that we've helped prevent wildfires from starting in the first what is the guidance to the public? you know, as more people start to head out those summer months, they're doing the barbecues. they're celebrating at the beaches. what can we all do collectively to keep our community safe from wildfires? yeah. are. >> you'll start the vegetation across the landscape is really dry. gone through this heat. i'm not just this current the spell, but we had a couple earlier in the year that's chart every thinned out really well. sometimes what we see is when we go through these peak heat people are may be receptive to get it now there and through the high temperatures. and so if we're going to have a little bit of a cool down next week, a little bit, maybe under the hundreds or even lower 1. 100's. and you have people that are wanted to get out and do something outdoors is just being very cautious that they're not anything that could spark a wildfire because if you get any spark out there on the dry landscape, you know, that could ignite very

quickly and the conditions that are under most fires can spread rapidly. so we just are urging the public to you very cautious when they're out. >> absolutely. and of communities in the bay area are going to be more susceptible to wildfire than others because you remind us why wildfire prevention and awareness is something that everyone should be paying attention to. >> you know, if you haven't done so already, you need to go in and sign up for emergency emergency alerts to the county that you live in final that you receive that information. and if you have it created your evacuation plan and knowing what to do if a wildfire were to strike near you. and we encourage you to go on to ready for wildfire dot org. and our website has just the kind of information that can help prepare you for the threat wildfire. what to do. one strikes with are good then after wildfire. so it takes a lot of prep in advance

mega fires up further up in northern california, like the dixie fire, the caldor fire in the sierra just a few years ago. so jason, could walk us through the fire outlook for the rest of the what is cal-fire forecasting? >> as we get into where the july now and into the fall months. you know, given the state of our pupils most all of california, not just the barrier. northern california know it's it's really dry. and those fields are going remain receptive to both mission and to fire spread. so it could be case where we're looking at and above average fire season. we've gone through really the last to 3 years where we've got mild fire seasons. we had a long stretch, particularly in the north bay and 2015 to just an onslaught of destructive wildfires had that

little reprieve this year. it's been a very active early fire season and it very well could be that case as we transition it's summer into fall. >> all right, jason clay with cal fire, thank you so much for your time for your important information this morning. and of please give our best to all. the crews are out there. the field right now doing their best to keep us all safe. we really appreciate everyone's hard work out there. thank you so much. all right. we'll be right back. a

24 this morning and for your health, you may have influencers on social media claiming that a shot of olive oil before a night of drinking can prevent a hangover. now health experts are weighing in on this. the thinking behind the mic is that since as extra virgin olive oil is high and mano unsaturated fatty acids, it will slow down digestion and alcohol absorption. but some groups like the association of uk dietitians claim this is a gimmick. it will not prevent hangover symptoms like dehydration and headaches, but others are not dismissing the idea. saying all of oil has a ton of antioxidants and anti-inflammatories. still, it's best to check with your doctor on all of that. researchers say a new study discovered traces of more than a dozen metals, including lead and arsenic in various tampon sold in the u.s. and europe. researchers at uc berkeley tested 30 tampons from 14

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a mob of people ran second open gas station. >> the business owner says police failed to respond in time. and while the oil industry's backing out of a measure that challenge where they can place or oil and gas wells. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we get to those headlines in just a moment here. but let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast. it's very important because, dave,

it's going to get to the triple digits again. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. that will probably even linger into sunday even though sunday won't be as bad and then. >> finally, some improvement into early next week. first things first, however, today is going to be probably the hottest day that we're going to see in this little bunch that we have here. we start off a little bit of that fog left over. you can see a little bit of that from the shot from sfo up against the hills. but again, that is starting to erode in the airbus is quite hot. the winds will start to become a little bit more onshore later on today in the typical local when fashion as we get that inland heating already into 79 antioch. meanwhile, 60's line up the east bay shoreline with still some 50's holding on there like santa rosa. 59 60 for san francisco at this hour. now we compile all of them. they're trailing actually from these numbers yesterday and right there, san francisco, oakland, you can see the concord, how it is a again trailing from yesterday's numbers. solely least the winds are checking in tibet. 96 at high noon 105 expected by mid afternoon. and

a lot of readings will be 105 for today. again, looking at the hottest day in the little bunch there. some minor relief coming up. upstream will be talking about it and a bit, stephanie. >> a massive crowd robbed a gas station in oakland and the owner says police took their time before responding. this happened at the 76 gas station near the oakland airport tells us a group of up 50 people drove a car into the market and ransacked yesterday morning. the owner says the terrified clerk in the business bolted out the door and called for help. but no one came >> that's the first thing he did. he called 9-1-1 called me after that. once i got here, 45 minutes later, i called 9-1-1. they said you're going to have to fire up online order a police report. >> i'm not sure what's what they're waiting somebody gets hurt until they start doing some changes in syria. >> it's it's it's just getting

crazier. every day. walking in here is it's it's a, you know, like flipping a coin. >> the gas station on hagan, berger road is no stranger to crime. earlier this year, a texas family was held up at gunpoint and robbed of their belongings while stopping for gas. reached out to oakland police, they say based on the call about the robbery, the caller was referred to file a report online. opd was showed this video, though, an officer did show up to the store. investigators now reviewing evidence and working with the gas station owner. >> in the north, a surveillance video shows a man trying to stab a store worker. this happened friday afternoon shopper or coastal outlet in vacaville police arrested the man. investigators say the suspect also slashed tires at the businesses parking lot and robbed a wal-mart earlier in the morning. team is looking to jail for causing this crash in sandra fell. police say the suspect crashed into several parked cars thursday morning in the terra linda neighborhood. officials believe the teen was driving

under the influence. no reports of anybody getting hurt. and a dramatic scene near fremont high school friday morning. a car fire sending a pillar of smoke into the air. there. citizen app video shows crews putting up that blaze. no word yet on what caused that fire. investigators in santa clara county working to get in touch with anyone who might know the victims of 3 separate cold cases. all 3 victims found in the 1980's. take a look at your screen here. investigators discovered scotty edward eccles body in gilroy in 1983. on railroad tracks. he had a tattoo of a double on the upper right shoulder in 1987 for sherman and or dunn's body found near atm in san jose. he was wearing a windbreaker marked with half moon bay parks and rec the 3rd victim johnny plant, as was found in 1989 his body found on the big of coyote creek in san jose and also discovered with a red tote bag near hii body. anyone

with information on these cases is asked to contact the santa clara county coroner's office. fijian is gearing up for possible outages this weekend, many parts of the bay area expected to be in triple digits again, as we've heard dave talking about throughout the morning, the utility says they're back of the operation is monitoring equipment so they can send out cruises soon as they spot an outage. >> greenidge maybe a iellowish town in the morning. let's say as conditions heat up, you'll see a lot more orange and red and that's when we start getting real concern. >> pg and e says they have 3,000 people working this weekend across the bay area. governor gavin newsom is activating emergency response services during the heatwave state inspectors continue visiting work sides to make sure construction and agriculture workers are safe in these very hot temperatures. state officials also working with local emergency crews to keep cooling centers open. oil industry representatives decide to withdraw their own

measure from the upcoming november ballot. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace tells us why. >> it's a question long debated by state leaders. where should oil wells be allowed and where should they be for bit ice? 25 knows 10. the measure passes. that was the vote in fall 2022. when the legislature passed and the governor signed sb 1137. into law as part of his 2022 climate package. the law requires all oil and gas wells in the state to have a buffer zone of at least 3,200 feet from places deemed a sensitive areas like schools, homes, hospitals, and parks. supporters of the law say it is necessary amid concerns oil wells to close to communities could lead to pollution and health risks telling that gas and oil industry. >> what does it and that we are also ensuring that we're protecting our our residents. but the oil industry has fought back against the buffer zone law. the industry argues the law will cause oil producers to lose 10's of

millions of dollars. they say that will lead to cost increases at the pump all while making the state more reliant on foreign oil. and that's why the california independent petroleum association or super a group representing several stakeholders in the oil industry qualified a ballot measure for the november election to overturn the buffer zone. law. but now in the twist, just 4 months until the election super has removed the measure from the ballot legislative democratic leaders were happy to hear that news and reacted with this message. beautiful democratic assembly, natural resources committee chair isaac brian, fun hard against the oil industry's measure to overturn the buffer zone. law. he negotiated with the industry to pull the measure off the ballot. in exchange, he agreed to lighten the bill he's working on now calling for financial penalties against oil wells, producing fewer than 15 barrels per day. still, even while the industry took its measure off the ballot, sir, but does plan to fight the buffer zone law in another way, specifically in court in

a statement, suppose chairman said supporters of the energy shutdown can make unfounded claims in the press and then paid advertisements. but they cannot make those claims in court without evidence. that's why we are pivoting from the ballot measure referendum to a legal strategy. even so brian believes the oil industry's decision to take their measure off the ballot will get the state that much closer to the governor's goal of moving away from fossil fuels in the coming decades. california is transitioning a possible we're headed towards electric vehicles were headed towards clean energy. we're making those investments were building out the infrastructure. so as this industry is winding down, we're going to build up the alternative to keep our state healthy. thriving reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> well, good news for homeowners in san mateo county, property values. they're reaching a record high. the county says the jump is due to new property developments, inflation, foreclosures and state legislation impacting property tax law cities with the most growth and dollar assessment where south san francisco, san mateo and burlingame and over

in contra costa county officials expect a historic jump in property value next year. county officials say cities with the largest increases include any oakley and martinez, san ramon, concord and walnut creek see below u.s. assessed value increases. >> the unemployment rate inched above 4% for the first time since november 2021. >> our washington correspondent vinay simlot explains what that means for you. >> on the minds of voters as summer, the economy and how much things cost. and on the heels of july 4th signs the economy is slowing. while the u.s. added 206,000 jobs, the news jobs report shows the unemployment rate is now over 4%. this is another in a long series of strong solid jobs report with the bureau of labor statistics says it will now cost you $122 to buy what used to cost $100 before the pandemic. the white house as

workers salaries are up to. have wages, beating prices. now. >> for 13, 14 months in iraq, economic adviser jared bernstein says americans now make an average of $35 an hour. >> up nearly 4% since last year. he says that wage growth outpaces inflation. that means people have a bit more buying power, that more breathing the mixed report shows a higher unemployment rate is partly because nearly 300,000 people entered the job market. so it isn't that the job market is crashing. >> what it's doing is our camera from bank rate says he'll watch closely to see how high the unemployment rate goes. i don't think this report represents a lot to worry about, but i do think that it raises the urgency in terms of monitoring the economy. bernstein says the reports a good sign thing stabilizing normalizing the job market is exactly where we need to pay. but ultimately voters will have the final say

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>> welcome back kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. that's our sutro camera shot to show the fog is retreating a little bit from last hour as you can see for san francisco. from that perspective thore. but keep in mind here that although you can always see it, we are getting some influence of that marine layer spilling into the east bay shoreline. this shot coming in from our mount tam picture. and again shows more of the kind of the breath of the fog that we haven't had a thin layer is you will as well because right above us, there is very warm. of course, that's very buoyant. so to get vpthis mixing process is it's a little bit of a pain in the to do that. and that's a good thing because that means that something the heat wave has to fight a little bit, giving us some relief in places around the immediate bay. but ultimately we're going to see those numbers start to really start moving later on today. here's so far the effort, 79

for antioch, 71 livermore. 68 going on for concord, east bay shoreline. still snug in the 60's up north santa rosa. 59 though, and 55 for half moon bay. so this is all in place that we talked about. the excessive heat warning. that's again through wednesday, even though we get a little bit of a break monday into tuesday and then the shows you just the wider death of all of that way down to southern california. they should probably start to see some relief. however, maybe before wednesday with that low, we talked about getting us some minor relief as well. and the reason that will back off of this is because we get to the middle of the week and then on where we're going to be back to 100 or so. so i just keep the awareness in place here. red flag warning for the higher elevations as we talked about because not only when you get upstairs, is it warmer? it's also much drier as well. and that marine layer has trouble getting up to the higher elevations. therefore, you have that problem, not to mention. you also have winds that to deal with as well. so the high pressure is in place for the day tomorrow. early part of the week. a kind of breaks down a little bit. this low really doesn't do much of

anything. some of the earlier model say maybe it will scrounge a couple showers for the mountains. looks like from our point perspective, that won't happen. but we get a minor break. then that high comes back again here. i mean, take a hint you, ok, finding tough to the stage here as we get to the end of the week. and here we can see the week influences of a front way up towards the north week. but again, it's enough to break the back of what we're dealing with. so today, make no mistake about it. the hottest in the bunch. 77 san francisco, some 70's at the coast with some 60's thrown in for good measure. 84 burlingame, 87 foster city back the 90's. we going to head south 92 for redwood ciiy, 93 for palo alto in the south bay mid-nineties 105. morgan hill, 101 los gatos. tri valley are looking at numbers approaching 105, are a bit better. east bay shoreline. lower 90's appearing here and there 104, for walnut creek, 105, conquered 83 for berkeley. what about an 85? again, although it may be modest, a little bit of that onshore wind is helping vacaville 108.

wow, 103, for fairfield. 98 for napa and 103. for santa rosa. it looks lonely in the middle of the sport. almost here. upper 90's here back to the triple digits, though we get to run wednesday thursday and into friday until it seems like that that point we can permanently retire all this. wow. this is just taking a bit of a breather on monday. tuesday comes back again. so now remind us again mean, this is pretty notable here. >> was it like this? at the same time last year? i don't know what have to look at the records to see. but i think that this is that the one thing is that this tends to happen later in the summer. not this early. yeah, more of an august september thing. and also by that point, you have a warmer ocean which we don't have. we have a cooler ocean. so the contrast as may be helping a little bit and that onshore wind is very, very weak. but it still is good in the east bay shore because your numbers are much lower than they would be if there was no bay. okay. do you know about it? all right. well, that's good information there. another important reminder that we've got to stay safe

and vigilant this weekend. >> flying is getting more miserable, according to the number of complaints sent to the u.s. government. >> the transportation department said it got nearly 97,000 complaints in 2023. in 2022, they got 86,000 complaints. this is the most complaints since 2021 airlines were slow to give customers refunds due to the pandemic. two-thirds of the complaints were regarding u.s. airlines. the rest were about travel agents and tour operators. the heat threatening not just people but fish as well. a viewer sharing an image of dead fish in lake elizabeth. in fremont. you can see that there according to the city, the extreme heat is draining oxygen levels in lake elizabeth killing the fish population. there. city staff, including park rangers and maintenance teams are cleaning up the lake and working to raise water levels. expect large crowds. if you're planning to head to the water this weekend. safety experts are reminding people to be smart. parents should always keep an eye on kids when

they're in and near the water. if you're planning on, if you plan having a boat de san francisco fire shared this. >> make sure you do a safety check of your vessel before you go out. make sure has enough fuel. make sure has all the safety equipment, a working radio in addition to cell phone so that if you do need help, they're able to get help immediately. >> they also say you shouldn't swim alone or swim at beaches without a lifeguard is tides can quickly change. hurricane beryl is battering mexico's yucatan peninsula with sights set on texas next they will made landfall fall near to loom as a category 2 hurricane but slowed to a tropical storm as it moved across the peninsula. the u.s. national hurricane center expects burrow to regain strength as it moves across the gulf of mexico toward southern texas. some officials there already issuing evacuation orders every legend story began somewhere for giants. great willie mays. he's started at

his childhood home in alabama. the home itself is literally falling apart. but a local fan is hoping to bring it back to its glory. sherri jackson. >> it's like it's been hidden in plain sight except for vigneault there. it's still a sight to behold, but all in reverence that this is where willie mays played in the yard and, you know, grew up, started playing baseball >> but then it was also to some, you know, some sadness to see what it had turned into behind this tough, overgrown weeds and trees and fairfield. >> is the place a baseball legend once called home, just kind of cool to. to think about little willie mays, you know, on this port this yard, it takes a little imagination to see what this burned out home of a home once was. but because of who once lived here, it may be beyond full restoration. we you know, we don't know. can't get in, we don't own the property. can't get into to do a full >> but, you know, think it's

worth the risk to, you know, if we can purchase it to then see what can be done. but the goal would be to be able to restore the existing property to some level of integrity instead of to have to take it down into a replica. this is what the home looked like when you know, their first learned it was in the possession. >> the city of fairfield landbank. i spoke to neighbors here on 57th street who knew about the famous one-time occupant who have their own pictures of the house. >> now, with all the tall weeds, they just want to see something done with it play and they're happy. a guy who loves baseball and willie mays wants to do dad. my 2 younger brothers. we do a baseball trip every year and go see a different stadium. and wherever we go, we look for a museum and been >> you know, the roberto clemente museum, the hank aaron museum. and there's nothing for willie mays. but i've been a fan of willie mays, my entire life just growing up here. just understand the significance of, you know who willie mays is to baseball. there's a park

named for willie mays in his hometown. something has to happen to this house fairly soon or it's not going to be here anymore. >> you know, they're with their love to a museum. now more than ever being able to preserve this right here to tell the story of where he started and then where his story ended while the eyes of a baseball and the nation are back on birmingham. >> league baseball. and you it, he's was such a significant part. >> of that actually happening. >> and take a look at this. a monster truck dedicated to the warriors this weekend. fanfest takes over thrive city and fans will be able to at 10 that and check this big boy out. organizers say the truck will be part of a hot wheels glow party at the end of august. at chase center. so if you want something to do this weekend, you can head down the chase center and check out fanfest out there. well. sure, to be quite a party. in san

francisco sunset fridays are back at the zoo. the festival features live music from sf jazz activities and interactions with animals active during sundown. the event runs every friday through august, 25th from 5 to 7 zoo members and kids under 11. get in free tickets are online. and check this chp got a call friday about a kitten stranded on the i-80 freeway. look at this little guy. officers responded to the scene. they found the kitten afraid shaking on the side of

the road near passing cars. no body cam video to document that moment. but fortunately officers did manage to rescue that little furball and take them safely into custody. no issue there. still ahead on the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. multiple people recovering from injuries stemming from illegal fireworks. >> the warning from public safety officials. plus police beef up security in san francisco over an unsanctioned skateboarding event in the city. and today kicks off san francisco's jazz festival. we have a live report of all the fun you cool. cats can expect. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> from blast injuries to burn injuries. we see it every year. >> now on the kron 4 morning news. at least a dozen people rushed to the emergency room on independence day from illegal fireworks displays. and a controversial skateboarding event may or may not return to san francisco this weekend. what we know about the planned police response. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thanks so much for being here and for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday, july, the 6 and we continue our coverage this morning with a first check of your weather with

dave sphar haye good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and start things off a little bit of that fog giving a little delay in some spots of seeing temperature movement. however. >> we're already seeing it happen inland and make no mistake about it is going to be plenty hot for you, folks. well inland, 105. plus, this is the race between that zone between 105 and won 10. here you have the golden gate bridge covered up by that fog. it does indicate we continue on with that prevailing wind from the west. help bring in some of that marine layer. a few folks in the east bay shoreline across the carquinez strait as well. so there's the familiar map until next wednesday. we keep that in place. meanwhile, there is still that red flag warning throughout today for the higher so drier when you get higher in the atmosphere there and they don't get the benefit of some of that marine layer impacting because again higher up in the elevation in terms of the air. there you have it. also santa cruz mountains involved in this to one of the temperatures going 79 for antioch. we've got 74 for livermore. lot of 60's, the east bay shoreline and 55 chilly degrees for half moon

bay. we are cooler than we were this time from yesterday. building on yesterday that we are colder than before. but make no mistake about a dry air tends to move very quickly and that it will do inland, particularly 101, 1 o'clock by 4 at 105, in a bit. we'll take a closer look at forecast, stephanie. all right, dave, thanks so much. illegal fireworks across the bay area sending people to the emergency room, including a berkeley teenager. >> he's now recovering at the hospital kron four's jeff moment reports. >> if we include those 2 teenagers from berkeley, we could say that at least 12 people were injured throughout the bay area on 4th of july from firework injuries. now that is including 5 people from the south bay, along with 5 others from san francisco. the pops and flashing lights of illegal fireworks from san jose to san francisco. something that again happens every single year. mark friends and not arnold work for the santa clara county fire department, which had a

busy day thursday with fires sparking around the south bay. and when they do have to respond to firework injuries, they say the range of injuries is wide. >> you know, and fingers being it burned. >> also the face stuff like that. where the fireworks might go up and then shrapnel of sparks and up in a person's face in san jose, santa clara valley. healthcare tells us 5 people in total over the last couple of days were injured for fireworks. >> and in san francisco, the department of public health tells us 5 people as well. and the san francisco fire department tells us 2 of those injured last appendages. >> for these first responders, even small fireworks can you in just a little sparklers. >> those can get intensely hot next week at a person's clothes on fire and cause catastrophic burn injuries. so i think the biggest takeaway that i would suggest and even apply this to my own family is leave it to the professionals and with a heat wave continuing to roll through parts of the bay area. franzen

arnold say they're prepared for more fires from illegal fireworks. >> and injuries related to we can expect this is going to continue to happen year after year. i you know, people reckon some part changes and the people that so the sometimes have make the hard decisions to not allow some things that may have been available for people in past. >> after the 4th of july, we reached out to more than a dozen agencies. police stations. >> fire departments and hospitals to find out how many people were injured from 4th of july firework. injuries. we only heard back from a few by the time of this report. so we can assume that that number of about a dozen people injured, it's a little bit higher in the newsroom. jack moment, kron, 4 news. >> breaking overnight, contra costa fire crews responded to a garage fire. this footage shared from their social media pg. e also removed a downed power line from the area. no injuries reported. the cause under investigation. fire

crews responded to a fire on summersville road in antioch official sharing these photos around. 01:00am this morning. the fire contained within 30 minutes. com fire crews continue to mop up that area this morning. 2 wildfires sparked in napa county on friday. firefighters say 4 buildings from the con fire a concrete road. >> the firebird one mile before firefighters got it under control. the silverado fire burned less than an acre near zinfandel lane. >> police responded to reports of a man shot several times in san francisco last night. the citizen app video shows officers in the area of connecticut and cesar chavez. streets in patrol hill. police say they found the man in the street just before 10:00pm. he's now in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no word yet on any arrest. police and pittsburgh looking for the suspect behind a deadly shooting. it happened thursday night on west 10th street near

parkside drive. police say a man was shot several times and died. anyone with information is asked to get in touch with pittsburgh. he police are looking for suspects in the stabbing death of a woman in richmond. officers responded to el portal drive near 80 just before 4.30, thursday afternoon. they say a woman was found with at least one stab wound. she died at the scene. invested sectors are investigating this as a homicide. the driver in the west portal crash that killed a family of 4 has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter. 79 year-old mary fallout crashed her car into a bus stop near you, lois street and lenox way march 16th, mother, father and 2 sons, a 2 year-old and an infant waiting there to go to the zoo when they were struck and killed. officials say law was speeding at the time of the crash. her attorney says well has no record of speeding tickets, parking tickets or accidents. wow is set to be back in court in october. happening today, san francisco police plan to step up safety

measures ahead of an unsanctioned skateboarding event at dolores park. typically during the first week of july, skateboarders gather at 21st and dolores street for a hill bomb event. >> we want people to have fun with their state borders, but what we don't want and can't have is a community that has been taken over. criminal activity. vandalism, assaults saw some officers. also the public suspecting pedestrians and motorists that. are in danger. >> this is video from last year's h-bomb where police arrested 80 people in the months following 4 teenagers filed a federal lawsuit alleging wrongful detainment in violation of their rights. as the pd says it is rumor this year's event may be canceled. barricades will be up, though, along 21st and 18th streets. but she says he plans to step as apd heavily and have officers on standby if needed. want donations in ruins this morning after a fire erupts outside of the san

jose goodwill facility. citizen app video shows smoke and flames building outside the building on north 7th street. crews say multiple trailers were on fire along with wooden pallets and boxes. >> filled with donated goods. >> is back there. this stays high. there could be little sold tempted to sneak in and just keeping their debut smoking. whatever. and most of the net to try is up to foods. >> all seasonal items like christmas stuff. you know, so can see all and right. got a fight so fast. >> one firefighter was treated for heat exhaustion. the cause of the blaze under investigation. a tough commute for some bart riders friday. the bart red line which runs from millbrae all the way up to richmond was shut down all day. bart says during thursday's inspection they found part of the rail needed to be fixed, which led to that closure. >> we don't have any major service disruptions due to this. and the fact is, are on

time. performance is 95%. so 95% of the time you're going to be on time and i would put that against any freeway in the bay area. >> hart says the red line should be fixed and up and running today for the latest part schedules had to park dot gov as the extreme heat continues. bar trends are also running slower. the agency says to expect delays systemwide and to please check the bar app for real-time departures. >> the first back open at fisherman's wharf in san francisco. the sky star will was taken down a couple weeks ago to fulfill requirements for a permit extension used to be located in golden gate park before move to fisherman's wharf last november. tickets cost $18 for adults. $12 for children and seniors. happening today. bay area cool cats can tune into some smooth sounds happening this weekend. >> at san francisco's fillmore jazz festival. help was tiffany justice is live for us now in the fillmore district with the latest on this. tiffany.

>> good morning, stephanie yes's going to be a busy day here on film or you can already see many of the vendors further down the roadway setting up for the festival that starts at 10 o'clock this morning. there's going to be blocks and blocks of entertainment for people to enjoy this weekend. start to fill more jazz festival. a free 2 day festival to enjoy the theme this year. harlem of the west. now this festival attracts 100,000 attendees every year in technically open at 10 o'clock this morning and run until 06:00pm tonight today and tomorrow they have 4 stages with 5 venues in total and shows will start as early as 10 30's. so a few more as an hour in 30 minutes, this is the 35th year. they've been doing this festival and it will feature a talented lineup showcasing talents of 25 plus local nationally renowned artists renowned vocalist paula west now we will be headlining today's lineup. and we should eventually grew. and

we like coming up to paw post, first of all, because i like exploring, i like my parents around california. >> and that's just another way of promoting our business. but this is like a first official year, like doing festivals in this is one of biggest festivals that we have are going to do so really nervous about it, but excited at the same time to sue me. a whole bunch of wonderful people. >> all right. there's also 140 vendors and booths to check out as well along with all of the businesses. that line feel more. so a lot of opportunity to shop and just check out local businesses as well. back to you. i was like a great opportunity for local boost to our businesses out san francisco as well. thanks so much, tiffany. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the heat wave continues in the bay area. that the safety tips to keep in mind if you plan to head to the water? >> plus, a busy week for firefighters battling flames across the east bay. why some think fireworks are to blame.

and chp has maximum enforcement period is officially underway on bay area roads this holiday weekend. stay with us. we're back just minutes. >> and we're revisiting the fog again this morning right here at the golden gate bridge, however, make no mistake about it. hot inland investigate those temperatures that brought the morning news continues.

>> all right, 9.13 this morning and taking a live look outside now at the embarcadero and the bay bridge. it's touch

of a breeze out there. kind of a with that american flag on the left-hand side of your screen there. otherwise, i mean, dave, i'm hearing it's going to be quite warm. the foreground is so dark and that comparison there with a bright so, yeah, the contrast is interesting lots of sun and heat today. here is one of the places. >> to escape that the golden gate bridge with the fog in place. so at least we're getting that marine layer across the bay and a little bit along the east bay shoreline here. but again, the cooling effects will be very modest and very concentrated. so again for tonight, we'll see that marine layer provide maybe some sprinkles along the coast, potentially. it makes its impact again inland. races away. we go back to mostly sunny in the afternoon and a little stronger the monday as this high starts to weaken. so little breather in here monday into tuesday. before we jump back to triple digits. also at the surface, we'll take it on shore for those winds driven by again, the inland heating, but its nice this can escape a little bit under this high because sometimes these highs this time of year really shut

down those onshore winds. that's when san francisco sometimes gets those crazy numbers that go in the 90's or sometimes even beyond when you completely shut the winds off. so they make a little bit of a different 79 for antioch. 74 for livermore, east bay shoreline, plenty of 60's and 60's. meanwhile, also up north, more hot stuff today. we're talking 105. plus 90's. meanwhile, for the bay tomorrow, we back off of that. a little bit might start to see some of those 80's come back along the bay. and then for next week, monday into tuesday, 90's and 80's happening inland. but we return back to 100 plus and that will probably retire the week ahead again with the continuation of all that 77, san francisco warm and evening breeze starts to become more apparent. 84 for oakland, warm and sunny, although this morning, much hotter than that above us. so the high temperatures being maintained by that at least by bringing that marine layer there, 95%, jose. there it is for your temperature map. their 105 plus to be found with the purples in place. we don't use

that paint kipp very often, but every so often it does come back out 107, again today, 104, for your sunday. 99 for monday may be a little cooler on tuesday are not as hot. and we're back to 100 plus russ the week. wow, ok? so really just got to make sure we're careful busting high. that's right. the good point about the water is because sometimes you're losing that we know know you're losing all those want to keep the water flowing. all right. thanks so much to about >> all right. well, what right now with a dozen wildfires continue to burn across our state. >> this all happening in the middle of a major heat wave. that as dave just described there and here in the bay area. we are following the fight against the toll fire in napa county, which is now at 41 acres and 70% contained. earlier today i spoke with but jason clay with cal fire on this topic. thanks so much for being here with us this morning. and good to see you again. >> good to see you. thank you for having us. of to get started here. let's talk a bit

about the toll fire that is burning here in the bay area. >> we understand that your team at just this morning to talk about this. can you share and update on how things are going there? >> yes, so we just got down with our morning operational briefing and that's just the transition from are not crews to the station and kind of going over the tactics that will be looking at today. and so we're really working on our goal toward that end 100% containment on that fire. we actually just bumped up 70%. a good buyers are looking really good. the concern is just any roll out because it's in very steep and rugged terrain. so rollout are any and burned or damaged fallen trees that could come down and get into unburned ground. that's the thing that we're working really hard to secure right now. but all about fires looking really good. we've had just a phenomenal amount of work that's gone in from our firefighters to that. they work but not want to. >> yeah, absolutely. 70% containment. that is some good news there in terms of progress. and of course, we appreciate the team's being

out there to really address this, sir, to fire and that really difficult terrain that you just described there. you walk us through. also the situation that the firefighters are facing out there. we are, of course, in the middle of a heatwave. it can be pretty tough of fighting these fires in these rough temperatures. what are they up against? >> well, that the temperatures and the terrain are the 2 hardest things that our firefighters are working right now. and we are stressing so much as safety is our number one goal right now. so hydration protect taking some tactical pauses throughout the day to our firefighters to get into some cool spots to keep themselves. i say nothing recover a little bit as they work their their long shifts through this heat. this is a part of the job and every sign up for and we give our firefighters a lot of resources. we brought cooling centers out we have our hydration mall that come out. so it's part of part of that rain and we're working really hard to like. i said earlier just to get this one, but not.

>> and jason note, of course, it does take a collective effort from the community to make sure that we've helped prevent wildfires from starting in the first what is the guidance to the public? you know, as more people start to head out those summer months, they're doing the barbecues. they're celebrating at the beaches. what can we all do collectively to keep our community safe from wildfires? yeah. are. >> you'll start to station across the landscape is really regan through this heat. i'm not just this current heat spell, but we had a couple earlier in the year. that's chart every thinned out really well. sometimes what we see is when we go through these peak heat people are may be receptive to get it now and there and through the high temperatures. and so if we're going to have a little bit of a cool down next week, a little bit, maybe under the hundreds or even lower 1. 100's. and you have people that are wanted to get out and do something outdoors is just being very cautious that they're not anything that could spark a wildfire because if you get any spark out there

on charred landscape, you know, that could ignite very quickly and the conditions that are under most fires can spread rapidly. so we just are urging the public to you very cautious when they're out. >> absolutely. and of communities in the bay area are going to be more susceptible to wildfire than others because you remind us why wildfire prevention and awareness is something that everyone should be paying attention to. >> you know, if you haven't done so already, you need to go in and sign up for emergency emergency alerts of the county that you live in final that you receive that information if you have it created your evacuation plan and knowing what to do if a wildfire were to strike near you. and we encourage you to go on to ready for wildfire dot org. and our website has just a kind of information that can help prepare you for the threat wildfire. what to do charts with are good then after wildfire. so it takes a lot of prep in advance because it what about our strikes? you know, as we saw week, one at

record to fire, it can happen very quickly in these conditions. they can spread very rapidly and you may have to leave in a moment's notice. >> absolutely. and of course, fires are burning bigger and hotter every year in california. we did see several mega fires up further up in northern california, like the dixie fire, the caldor fire in the sierra just a few years ago. so jason, could walk us through the fire outlook for the rest of the what is cal-fire forecasting? >> as we get into where the july now and into the fall months. you given the state of our peoples most all of california, not just the barrier, northern california know it's it's really dry. and fields are going remain receptive to both mission and to fire spread. so that could be case where we're looking at above average fire season. yet we've gone through really the last 2, 3 years where we've got mild fire seasons. we had a long stretch, particularly in the north bay and 2015 to

just an onslaught of destructive wildfires had that little reprieve this year. it's been a very active early fire season and it very well could be that case as we transition it's summer and the fall. >> all right. jason clay with cal fire, thank you so much for your time for your important information this morning. and of please give our best to all. the crews are out there. the field right now doing their best to keep us all safe. we really appreciate everyone's hard work out there. thank you so all right. we'll be right back. for your

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, a mob of people ransacked open gas station. business owner says police failed to respond in time. and while the oil industry's backing out of a measure that challenge where they can place oil and gas wells. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thanks so much for joining us at this hour. 9.29 this saturday. let's get a first check or a was us now

the 6 check of the weather. but that if you're just joining us now your first checked there. so there we go coffee and toast and orange juice. whatever. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and going to be a hot one today. yeah, unfortunate liver. that news here. >> we're going to probably see the hottest temperatures, particrlarly few folks well inland that we seen or that we will see in little train coming forward. now, there's going to be little break as we get into early next week, which we'll talk about that. >> here's a live shot of sfo. we did see a little whisper fog here, but you can see it's pretty much wrote away. but the flow pattern is in place. that's a good thing. i just checked inland a little bit in some of the dewpoint values and tri valley. for example, that's the absolute measure moisture in the air in the upper 50's lower 60's. now that feels kind of stuffy in the hot weather, particularly what we're talking about. i understand. but that's good combat the fire concerns there. so that's good news to keep that number elevated. of course, it is the morning hours as well, though. 84 going on for antioch sits see the 70's and tri valley east bay shoreline is pretty much

in the 60's with a hodgepodge of 60's and 70's up north and for quick comparison, not on those temperatures, too. with those elevated dew point levels. and i just spoke of before that sometimes tense, a slow down the cooling at night, but we did pretty well. looks like as we are a little cooler this morning than yesterday. 100 at 1 o'clock by 4, 1, 0, 5, ouch. going to be nasty this afternoon. packing that extra bottled water in your travels. coming up a little bit here. we'll have the 4 zone forecast for you and talk a little bit about a minor league early into next week. >> a massive crowd robbed a gas station in oakland. the owner says police took their time before responding. this happened at the 76 near the oakland airport. the owner tells us a group of up to 50 people over a car into the market and ransacked yesterday morning. the owner says a terrified clerk pulled it out the door and called for help. but no one came. >> that's the first thing he did. he called 9-1-1 called me

after that. once i got here, 45 minutes later, i called 9-1-1. they said you're going to have to fire up online order a police report. >> i'm not sure what's what they're waiting somebody gets hurt until they start doing some changes in syria. >> it's it's it's just getting crazier. every day. walking in here is it's it's a, you know, like flipping a coin. >> the gas station on hagan, berger road is no stranger to crime. earlier this year, the texas family was held up at gunpoint and robbed of their belongings while stopping for gas here we reached out to opd, they say based on the call about the robbery, the caller was referred to file a report online. what opd was show this video, though an officer did show up to the store. investigators are working to review the evidence and are in touch with the owner. >> in the north bay surveillance video shows a man trying to stab a store worker. this happened friday afternoon at shopper over coastal outlet

in vacaville. >> police arrested the man. investigators say the suspect also slashed tires at the businesses parking lot and robbed a wal-mart earlier that morning. the teen is booked into jail for causing this crash in sandra fell. police say the suspect crashed into several parked cars thursday morning. and the terra linda neighborhood officers believe the teen was driving under the influence. no reports of anyone getting hurt. a dramatic scene near fremont high school friday morning. a car fire sends a pillar of smoke billowing into the air citizen app. video shows crews putting it out. no word yet on what caused that fire. investigators in santa clara county are trying to get in touch with anyone who might know the victims of 3 separate cold cases. all 3 victims were found in the 1980's investigators discovered scotty edward eccles body in gilroy in 1983. on railroad tracks. he had a tattoo of a double on his upper right shoulder in 1987 alfred sherman, allen entered body was found near an atm in san

jose. he was wearing a windbreaker marked with half moon bay parks and rec the 3rd victim. johnny point as was found in 1989, his body found on the bank of coyote creek in san jose. he was also found with a red tote bag near his body. anyone with information on these cases is asked to please get in touch with the santa clara county coroner's office. he didn't gearing up for possible outages. weekend. many parts of the bay area expected to be in triple digit heat again, as dave has been talking about all morning long. now, the utility says they're back of operation is monitoring equipment. so they can send out crews as soon as they spot an outage. >> greenidge maybe a yellowish town in the morning. let's say as conditions heat up, you'll see a lot more orange and red and that's when we start getting real concern. >> pg and e says they have 3,000 people working this weekend across the bay area. and governor gavin newsom is activating emergency response services during the heat wave. state inspectors continue

visiting work sides to make sure construction and ag workers are safe in the hot temperatures. state officials also working with local emergency crews to keep cooling centers open. and industry representatives decided to withdraw their own measure from the upcoming november ballot. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace tells us why. >> it's a question long debated by state leaders. where should oil wells be allowed and where should they be for bit ice? 25 knows 10. the measure passes. that was the vote in fall 2022. when the legislature passed and the governor signed sb 1137. into law as part of his 2022 climate package. the law requires all oil and gas wells in the state to have a buffer zone of at least 3,200 feet from places deemed a sensitive areas like schools, homes, hospitals, and parks. supporters of the law say it is necessary amid concerns oil wells to close to communities could lead to pollution and health risks telling that gas and oil industry.

>> what does it and that we are also ensuring that we're protecting our our residents. but the oil industry has fought back against the buffer zone law. the industry argues the law will cause oil producers to lose 10's of millions of dollars. they say that will lead to cost increases at the pump all while making the state more reliant on foreign oil. and that's why the california independent petroleum association or super a group representing several stakeholders in the oil industry qualified a ballot measure for the november election to overturn the buffer zone. law. but now in the twist, just 4 months until the election super has removed the measure from the ballot legislative democratic leaders were happy to hear that news and reacted with this message. beautiful democratic assembly, natural resources committee chair isaac brian hard against the oil industry's measure to overturn the buffer zone. law. he negotiated with the industry to pull the measure off the ballot. in exchange, he agreed to lighten the bill he's working on now calling for financial penalties

against oil wells, producing fewer than 15 barrels per day. still, even while the industry took its measure off the ballot, sir, but does plan to fight the buffer zone law in another way, specifically in court in a statement, suppose chairman said supporters of the energy shutdown can make unfounded claims in the press and then paid advertisements. but they cannot make those claims in court without evidence. that's why we are pivoting from the ballot measure referendum to a legal strategy. even so brian believes the oil industry's decision to take their measure off the ballot will get the state that much closer to the governor's goal of moving away from fossil fuels in the coming decades. california is transitioning off fossil fuel. we're headed towards electric vehicles were headed towards clean energy. we're making those investments were building out the infrastructure. so as this industry is winding down, we're going to build up the alternative to keep our state healthy. thriving reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> well, good news for homeowners in san mateo county. property values

reached a record high. the county says the jump is due to new property developments, inflation, foreclosures and state legislation impacting property tax law cities with the most growth in dollar assessment were south san francisco, san mateo and burlingame. and over in contra costa county officials expect a historic jump in property value next year. county officials say cities with the largest increases in food, antioch, oakley and martinez, san ramon, concord and walnut creek. see the lowest assessed value increases. and unemployment rate inched above 4% for the first time since november 2021, our washington correspondent vinay simlot explains what it means for you. >> on the minds of voters as summer, the economy and how much things cost. and on the heels of july 4th signs the economy is slowing. while the u.s. added 206,000 jobs, the news jobs report shows the unemployment rate is now over 4%. this is another in a long

series of strong, solid jobs report with the bureau of labor statistics says it will now cost you $122 to buy what used to cost $100 before the pandemic. the white house as workers salaries are up to. have wages, beating prices. now. >> for 13, 14 months in iraq, economic adviser jared bernstein says americans now make an average of $35 an hour. >> up nearly 4% since last year. he says that wage growth outpaces inflation. that means people have a bit more buying power, that more breathing the mixed report shows a higher unemployment rate is partly because nearly 300,000 people entered the job market. so it isn't that the job market is crashing. >> what it's doing is our camera from bank rate says he'll watch closely to see how high the unemployment rate goes. i don't think this report represents a lot to worry about, but i do think that it raises the urgency in

terms of monitoring. >> the economy, bernstein says the reports a good sign that things stabilizing normalizing the job market is exactly where we need to pay. but ultimately voters will have the final say. >> in washington, i'm done a >> imagine going to your childhood being overlooked or neglected? no one remembering a little on celebrating you or your birthday. and for youth experiencing homelessness recovering from abuse or trafficking, moving through foster care or living at the poverty line. this is a reality. and sadly, there thousands of kids in the bay area. >> cakes for kids is a local nonprofit. that big sweet treats for at-risk youth from foster kids to children living in homeless shelters. many of them have never had a birthday cake before. cake for kids helps fill that need delivering about 300 cakes per month. thanks to volunteers the nonprofit just hit a big milestone this month. a grand total of 30,000 cakes delivered since this started back in 2010. coming up on the

kron 4 morning news. a baseball fan is working to save the home of the say, hey, kid, the effort happening to preserve giants history. plus, the giants taking the california heat wave with them as they look to stay hot against the garden. >> and we got hot right here. look at this 105 plus for those inland valleys today, east bay shoreline will be treated to some 90's to even with that relatively cooling breeze coming in from the west. going to look at that forecast coming back the kron. forecast coming back the kron. 4 morning news continues.

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welcome back. we're taking a live look of quite how or look at that blue sky behind all of that. the fog we've been chatting about not apparent from here, but that breeze coming in from the west. >> we'll take it. and that's a good thing, too. but moon bay, overcast from the leftover fog that we discussed. this will be something we'll be a little bit more encroaching, shall we say as we go into early next week indicating a slight change. now happening in the general forecast. but today, hot, hot, hot. it will be already 84 inland. you can see it there, antioch, 74 for livermore and tri valley in the 70's 60's east bay shoreline with 60's. also up north. yes. so we have that warning covering those inland areas. this will be into wednesday and then that extends all the way down to southern california. that could be broken a little bit down there because of that developing low that actually give us some relief early next week. red flag warning is

around all day today because that marine layer can't get up there that high and we're not getting great cooling at higher elevations, either. plus, it's also a bit drier to that again will be till 9 this evening. so the players in place there's the high know you. there's a low. meanwhile, off to the coast that will provide a little bit of slight relief as we get into early next week. monday tuesday zone, then it retrograde back a little bit and its influence will be felt until the middle of the week. and we have a weak front towards our north, providing some minor relief into the following weekend as that high finding starts to wane 4 zone forecast. covering ya for this saturday. 77 san francisco again, complements of a little breeze at the coast will do some lower 70's with some 60's thrown in for good measure. burlingame at 84 87 foster city, palo alto at 93 in the south bay, mid-nineties 105, for morgan hill one-on-one. los gatos east bay shoreline around 90 with tri valley. getting up there to 105, or a bit. better 104, walnut creek, 105,

conquered 83 berkeley, san leandro. 89. 85 for delay. with 103, fairfield. 98 napa and one of the 3 for santa rosa. again, a slight improvement here monday tuesday, even along the east bay shoreline in the 80's. and then it's back to 100 plus for the 2nd half of next week and into another week of this. you it's summer so you know, and funded by the end of next week, it looks like it might start to funding. we yikes, ok? well, you know what? all those temperatures. >> make me feel like it's a good idea to maybe try to get away. yeah, you know, try to get somewhere a little cool. i see we're talking. leads us to our next story that we go. haha. >> well, flying unfortunately, though, is getting more miserable. and that's according to a number complaints >> the transportation department said it got nearly 97,000 complaints in 2023. in 2022. they got 86,000 complaints. >> this is the most complaints in 2021. airlines were slow to give customers refunds due to

the pandemic. two-thirds of the complaints were regarding u.s. airlines. the rest were about travel agents and tour keep in mind. >> and the heat threatening not just people but the fish as well. a viewer shared this image of dead fish in lake elizabeth in fremont. >> now, according to the city, the extreme heat is draining oxygen levels in lake elizabeth, killing the fish population. there. city staff, including park rangers and maintenance teams are cleaning up the lake and working to raise water levels. expect large crowds if you're planning to head to the water this weekend. safety experts are reminding people to be smart. parents should always keep an eye on kids when they're in and near the water. if you plan on having a both de san francisco fire shared this. >> make sure you do a safety check of your vessel before you go out. make sure has enough fuel. make sure has all the safety equipment, a working radio in addition to the cell phone so that if you do need help, you're able to get help immediately.

>> they also say that you should not swim alone or swim at beaches without a lifeguard is tides can quickly change. hurricane beryl is battering mexico's yucatan peninsula with sights set on texas next. they will made landfall near to loom as a category 2 hurricane but slowed to a tropical storm as it moved across the peninsula. the u.s. national hurricane center expects burrow to regain strength as it moves across the gulf of mexico towards southern texas. some officials there already issuing evacuation orders. and every legend story big end somewhere for giants. great willie mays. he's started at his childhood home in alabama. the home itself is literally falling apart. but a local fan is hoping to bring it back to its glory. sherri jackson reports. >> it's like it's been hidden in plain sight except for vigneault there. it's still a sight to behold, but all in reverence that this is where

willie mays played in the yard and, you know, grew up, started playing baseball >> but then it was also to some, you know, some sadness to see what it had turned into behind this tough, overgrown weeds and trees and fairfield. >> is the place a baseball legend once called home, just kind of cool to. to think about little willie mays, you know, on this portion in this yard and takes a little imagination to see what this burned out hall of a home once was. but because of who once lived here, it may be beyond full restoration. you know, we don't know. can't get into we don't own the property. can't get into to do a full >> but, you know, think it's worth the risk to, you know, if we can purchase it to then see what can be done. but the goal would be to be able to restore the existing property to some level of integrity instead of to have to take it down into a replica. this is what the home looked like when you know, their first learned it was in the possession. >> of the city of fairfield

landbank. i spoke to neighbors here on 57th street who knew about the famous one-time occupant who have their own pictures of the house. >> now, with all the tall weeds, they just want to see something done with it play and they're happy. a guy who loves baseball and willie mays wants to do add my 2 younger brothers. we do a baseball trip every year and go see a different stadium. and wherever we go, we look for a museum and been >> you know, the roberto clemente museum, the hank aaron museum. and there's nothing for willie mays. but i've been a fan of willie mays, my entire life just growing up here. just understand the significance of, you know who willie mays is to baseball. there's a park named for willie mays in his hometown. something has to happen to this house fairly soon or it's not going to be here anymore. >> you there with their love to a museum. now more than ever being able to preserve this right here to tell the story of where he started and then where his story ended

while the eyes of a baseball and the nation are back on birmingham. >> league baseball. and you it. he's with such a significant part of that actually happening. >> a monster truck dedicated to the warriors this weekend. fanfest takes over thrive city where fans will be able to check this jumbo out. organizers say the truck will be part of a hot wheels glow party at the end of august. chase center. so if you want something to do this weekend, you can head on a chase center and check out fanfest and this huge, huge truck. >> and now to bay area baseball, former giants and a's fan favorite stephen vogt. now the manager of the guardians. giants had a big first inning. one up with the bases loaded and michael conforto hits base hit that drove in 2 more runs. fast forward to the 4th for nick

who's put down a squeeze to score another runner. making it 4 to nothing. the guardians would get on the board. they face home run from josh naylor. it's only 7 major despite cleveland's best efforts, the game the giants would hold on and takes game one over the guardians. 42. game 2 of the series is set today in cleveland at one 10. now over to the a's taking on one of baseball's best. the baltimore orioles. baltimore would get out an early lead as the a's defense struggles causing 3 errors in this game. would get back in. it was based huge home run in the first later in the as we hit another home run, shrinking the lead to one. that was all they would be able to muster as the orioles hold and win 3 to 2. they play the second game of the series today at game of the series today at 105. we'll be right back.

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this little guy frayed shaking on the side of the road near passing cars. fortunately, officers managed to rescue about little fur ball and take them safely into custody. little heart stealer i wish we had the body cam video for that one. that kind one fella. come haha. >> hey, stephanie, this is good stuff here. look at that. that's half moon bay. yeah. and i know, you know, folks want to have the sunshine to come out, whatever which will happen this afternoon. but it tells you that marine layer is checking in. it hasn't forgotten about us. and even though you can always see it, we still have that flow pattern that's on shore. and it is helping ever so slightly with temperatures more important. does keep down the fire threat a little bit. of course, the higher elevations still watching today. so again, half moon bay, you'll see probably a little bit more fog as we start to see this high weekend early into next week. so you might have lessened a bit, but your neighbors elsewhere, look at this well inland. we've got 105 plus up north it wow, well, there was more there. but anyway, here you have the seven-day forecast. we're just

moving right along here. 105, actually. that's the wrong one cause. that's friday. you can go to tracker guys. real quick. anyway be hot this weekend and then early next week, it's going to cool down temporarily and then will snap right back to it. yes. so hot being the key word right there, what is 6. here's the 7 day. and again, you want to look at monday tuesday, upper 90's that looks cool must now doesn't. from paris. and then it's back to 100 plus the kind of finish off the week. this is a reminder. my goodness, what? thanks so much for that day. very important information there. and thanks to all of you for joining us here on the kron for weekend morning news. >> we'll see you back here. bright and early or dark and early depending on when you wake up at 07:00am starting at 7 have a great weekend and enjoy.