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scary scene at sfo yesterday as plane was evacuated after the cabin filled with smoke. station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, july the 13th has get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. hey dave. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're actually having a couple little wrinkles into our forecast going on all happening, kind of simultaneously. yes, it going to remain hot. we still have some of those statements that are still up. but something else that's playing into it. number one, we have our fog back again. pretty thick, as you will notice. and coupled with that some clouds aloft. now it's going to get the picture we have right now for radar. first things. first, i want to show some of this cloud cover a lot that you can see. so once we take care of the fog, we would still see some of these scattered clouds. here's the flow pattern. as we zoom out, you get the general idea. it's kind of reminiscent of the

monsoon, but we're on the backside of this high because what gave us our heat spike is now weakening and moving towards the east. so it's allowing we're getting on the westerly pattern of that high. meanwhile, it's the lower level moisture we always get. it's the fog there you see it there at half. moon bay kind of overcast. but even once this fog breaks, we do still have some scattered clouds in our future. looks like it's very slow going for clearing at the coast. but everybody looks like it will be taken care of excessive heat. yes, we had the heat advisory still until 9 o'clock this evening that covers over the east bay hills in the east bay. little bit up in the north bay and a touchdown of the south bay to we're at 76 for antioch. 62 going on for conquer with 50's and 60's east bay shoreline with numbers a little cooler this morning that we saw yesterday morning. however, our high temperatures, maybe a little challenge here with some scattered clouds. we've got to keep in the forecast all day today. we'll take a look at you can expect for this weekend in a stephanie. all right. thank you so much. >> developing news this morning, a 3 year-old girl is missing after her father who

she was last seen with his found dead in san francisco. we're looking we're working rather to learn more about how the father died. the child's mother this morning issuing a desperate plea for help. oprah's tiffany justice is live for us now in fremont with the latest on this case. tiffany. >> stephanie? the fremont police department along with california attorney general is asking for the public's help in trying to find and locate this young girl. only lorenzo. she's 3 years old and she was ever reported missing since thursday evening. so here's what we know so far. her biological mother reporting her missing. the young girl was last seen at the casa arroyo apartments in fremont. now police say she was under the custody of her father. the father fremont resident passed away in san francisco early friday, ellie's mother pro because the agreement was supposed to have child returned friday since her father's passing. police say that the whereabouts of this young girl is unknown. ali is

about 3 feet tall, 60 pounds with brown eyes and black hair. police say she was last seen wearing a pink jacket and shirt the black pants. so the fremont police department is asking anyone with any possible information about the whereabouts of this three-year-old girl. please get in contact with them. reporting live to be just as kron. 4 news, tiffany, we certainly hope that that child is found soon. thank you. >> well, the man accused of kidnapping a teenage powell street bart station has been charged, but the san francisco district attorney, 37 year-old jamal ali, blue faces one count of kidnapping by force or fear and one count of battery on tuesday night. surveillance video captures the suspect forcing a 17 year-old from the station and pulling her to a car around 08:00pm. police arrested the suspect wednesday morning and they say that the suspect knew the victim and this was not a random incident.

>> i got a mayday, mayday, mayday. there's a fire in the back of the aircraft. second fire rescue. >> a terrifying moment for travelers at sfo friday forced to evacuate american airlines flight after someone's laptop caused the cabin to fill up with smoke. we know the incident caused some injuries and kron four's lezla gooden reports from sfo. >> when an american airlines flight left gate soon crews started noticing smoke filling the cabin. now in a statement, american airlines says it actually was coming from a passenger's laptop inside of their bag. now, the airline says that they were able to remove the back and evacuate all passengers through emergency slides and others to the jet bridge. now 3 passengers were injured and one didn't require medical transportation. again, this is american airlines flight 2, 0, 4, 5, heading to miami and san francisco fire department did respond was able to put out the smoke and we caught up with a resident who was picking up her friend from the

airport. he says incidents like this could make airlines change the rules when it comes electronics. don't think that's the first one that's ever. >> caught on fire or anything like that. there's not much you can do about it. if you're going to have to take those kind of things on the plane, anything you can do is get some research and development out of industry to to try improve the batteries or whatever root cause of the thing is because can't just let continue on for >> forever. and all passengers were taken back to the gate around 01:00pm. and passengers tell us that it was a scary in a very desperate situation, trying to get out in san francisco was going for news. >> officials say 9 of the 19 people who may have died from heat exposure in santa clara county, where seniors older than 65 4 of the victims were unhoused. we heard from san jose mayor matt mahan excuse me, man mahan who emphasized the importance of homeless outreach programs. >> we've been out with

outreach teams providing water, giving people information about our cooling centers, our partners at pta are offering free transportation to the city's cooling center. >> medical experts say serious signs of heat stroke include throbbing, headache, no sweating, red-hot skin, and feelings of confusion and dizziness. anyone feeling these symptoms should call 9-1-1 and seek medical help immediately is san mateo county crews extinguished the coggins fire in la honda. the flames broke out around 6 friday morning after a car caught fire and spread to vegetation. the fire damaged at least 3 buildings in 3 trailers. cal fire is reporting the first wildfire death of the season. officials say they found human remains inside a burned down mendocino county. the coroner's office says the victim, maybe a 66 year-old woman reported missing fire crews say the fire started monday and was fueled by strong winds. cal fire says crews responded to more than 3,000 wildfires so far this year. one man is dead

and nearly 20 people without a home after a fire in oakland, fire officials say the flames started around at a duplex around 3 friday morning. 12 and magnolia streets. that's just northwest of the 80 90 80 split. fire crews contain the fire and pulled the man from the attic. he died at the hospital from smoke inhalation. the red cross is helping 7 adults and a dozen children displaced by that fire. investigators believe the cause may have been electrical. san pablo police arrested a man accused of fatally setting a woman on fire. emergency crews responded to a fire along san pablo creek near road 20 back on july. 2nd, police found a body there severely burned. officers arrested. 25 year-old william ramirez thursday. investigators have not yet identified the victim. firefighters say encampment fire expended to a brush fire friday and allay the flames broke out around 3.30 near the railroad tracks at the back of couch street citizen video

shows flames and black smoke crews put out that fire in about an hour. one person was treated for burns to their feet. and take a look at this. petaluma police say 21 year-old man driving under the influence, crashed his car into a home. this happened just before 8 thursday night. you can see all the damage done to the car and the home there. the collision also affecting nearby electrical boxes, causing a power outage to nearby stoplights. officers found the driver with alcohol in his car. the man was taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries and later booked into sonoma county jail. we have an update on the 16 year-old accused of stabbing a bright with police officer in the neck. the teen now faces 6 years in juvenile hall. the stabbing happening last october in the area of redwood city park. police responded to reports of a teen taunting others with a kitchen knife. police say they tried to de-escalate the situation multiple times when an officer went to detain the teen, that's when the boy stabbed the officer. the officer was

taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the 16 year-old remains in custody. and oakland smoke shop under investigation for allegedly housing illegal merchandise. the items include magic mushroom candy bars, 20 pounds of suspected thc products and cartons filled with band out of state tobacco products. police started their investigation of the business near seminary and foothill after getting community complaints. investigators did not name the business but see town smoke shop is the only store on that block. only smoke shop on that block, rather. officials say a store clerk was also detained but not arrested. >> the dance party kicked off in downtown san francisco. bhangra beats night market returns to the financial district friday night. dozens of people partied in the streets enjoying live music, food and art displays. if you missed the festivities, you catch the event again. september 13th from 5 to

10:00pm. happening today. francisco's barrel head brewhouse shuts down for good. >> the bar opens from 02:00pm to midnight. the owners say they welcome all patrons to stop by but did not share a reason for why they're closing. also happening today, casper's hotdogs closes there, c street location in hayward after a decades of serving the community. there are other location of foothill will remain open for other stores. also stay open in pleasant hill. couple enrichment and oakland. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the latest steps pg e says it's taking to keep crews safe while responding to heat related power emergencies. >> plus, the democratic party leaders be moving towards a new presidential nominee. we take a look at the possibility of an open convention. and after the break, many americans taking on debt this summer as vacation season goes into full swing. stay with us kron. morning news continues in just minutes.

>> all right. take a look at this. a new ferry start service soon in san francisco. officials say this is the world's first ferry, completely powered by 0 emission, hydrogen fuel. if it's 75 people, officials plan to launch it next friday. the new ferry runs for free for 6 months between the ferry building and pure. 41. we're also getting a look at how pg and e field crews get ready to work outdoors in the extreme heat this summer. the utility says its crews meet each morning to go to go over the plan. the safety plan for the day and every technician is supplied with cold drinks and

instructed to take frequent breaks in the shade or in an air-conditioned car. >> they know that if they don't feel safe or they're feeling unwell. they not only have the right that they are encouraged to take a cooldown break or even stop the job as it's getting dangerous. >> bg news as workers are also trying to look for signs of heat, stroke and heat is exhaustion. all right. so speaking of the heat, right? i mean, taking a live look outside of the golden gate bridge right now. it doesn't look too hot out there at 7.14 this morning, dave. but could things change here? well, this is welcome relief here, stephanie. we're getting some of that marine layer in and boy is a checking in with the big bang with that make a lot of noise. karl, the fog is yes. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all and half moon bay. kind of overcast for right now. >> the picture is aloft. we have some scattered clouds addition to all this because it's a little bit of a different weather pattern starting to build. good news is we do is this oppressive

heat. 74 antioch, 67 for livermore. 62 conquered east bay shoreline 50's and 60 ish with 50's. meanwhile, up towards the north stormtracker. what i wanted to mention here. a lot some scattered clouds you see this all happening on radar. a lot of that including up in the mountains is going to evaporate before striking the ground. so hardly any of this will actually make of the ground. and that's what the problem is. because upstairs to get a lot of dynamics, which means lightning, dry lightning. so that's what this is a causing some concern. now. fortunately for us with this cold bay fog going on here, that really relax is the atmosphere. so it doesn't have as much energy to which to play with but inland, we're numbers tend to move around a little bit more. so could see some fire works later today. so you see the pattern with those scattered clouds, daytime heating becomes active here in the mountains. so we headed up to tahoe. you make it that thunder shower least. you'll hear it. meanwhile, as we get into tomorrow morning, we get back to our marine layer that peels away a little quicker than today. and i don't think we'll deal with

the much as a way with the scattered clouds aloft like today in the mountains, you see the flare up again. compliments of that daytime heating. so take a look at everything here. variable clouds today, hot inland 90's. we're talking still do have that heat advisory and 70's and 80's covered the bay. meanwhile, tomorrow, bay fog, mostly sunny for your afternoon. still hot in london. you're going start to feel some relief as we go into next week. we're going bring those high temperatures down to perhaps the upper 80's, but certainly the lower 90's 60's by the coast chile out that way. you can see the fog. meanwhile, sfo, so scattered clouds even for san francisco at 68 with some afternoon clearing 74 opened 86 san jose. here's the big board. was still some lower 90's hanging on there. meanwhile, 80's up north 68 san francisco, 90 for san jose. and this is a beautiful shot here. the todd talks about we're talking about here. there's the lower level moisture. that's the fog and all that a the scattered clouds, a gradual drop in temperatures will get some 80's up there. however, by the middle of next very good

update. their very thorough. dave, thanks a >> with governor gavin newsom met with new zealand's prime minister friday morning to discuss climate and economic initiatives. they met at oracle park in san francisco and during that meeting, newsom continue to show his support for president biden being the democratic nominee. kron 4 is your local election headquarters and president joe biden facing more fallout since the debate and 18th lawmaker now calling for him to step aside. on friday, colorado congresswoman brittany peterson sharing on social media, quote, please patch please pass the torch. and calls for president bidsn to step down. fueling speculation that dnc delegates could be tempted to choose another nominee. our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the possibility of an open convention. >> president joe biden says democratic delegates should vote their conscience at the convention next month. they're free to and if that means voting for another candidate,

democratic process. nearly 4,000 delegates have committed to nominating president biden, but they can change their minds. the delegates make the decision. california congressman brad sherman supports the president but knows his debate performance is hard to forget if the delegates feel. >> the candidate before them in august. >> is june 27th joe biden. they may go in another direction. well, some have said in open convention discredits millions of democrats who voted for the president in the primaries. others say it's the right move. connecticut democratic congressman jim himes is one of the latest lawmakers to call on the president to drop out. >> he defends the idea of delegates making their own decision. we shouldn't be afraid of what what we purport to defend, which is a democratic process delegates coming together decide. but what exactly would a contested convention look like? they will be speeches made on behalf of those nominees. there will be a back room

dealings. george washington university professor casey bergen says if the president withdraws it could be a free for all at the dnc. but sherman says that seems unlikely for now in the absence of the consensus. >> the delegates will vote for joe biden. >> in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. >> americans are digging deeper into their pockets to pay for summer fun. despite the rising cost of borrowing money while it helps as 46% of americans are still paying off debt from last summer, nearly a quarter of americans would skip a credit card payment before skipping a vacation. 40% said it's worth going into debt for a good get away. more than half a wallet hub survey respondents plan on spending less money this summer than last summer. all right. back to school shopping is already underway. the national retail federation reporting more than half of school and college shoppers are already getting supplies for the new school year. the nrf says the back-to-school season is an

important time for businesses as families and students plan to get an early start to the new school year. as a looking county board of supervisors declares a local emergency due to a pest threatening tomato crops. a small insect known as a beat leaf hopper feeds on tomato plants and spread the virus that stunts those plant growth. the emergency declaration will allow farmers to use synthetic pesticides to control the spread of this problem. the virus has been spotted in central valley fields. pesticide must be used to protect the areas. multimillion dollar tomato harvest. >> only for the processing tomatoes. a it's 60 day emergency declarations. so there's a very narrow window. but unfortunately, this is the only product we have to that is effective at this time. >> the new statewide regulations that went into effect this year restricts the use of these kinds of pesticides on certain fruits and vegetables, including tomatoes, exceptions could be

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workers, according to the department of labor, the owner of tucker rhea, a lonely know, neglected to pay them overtime. wages. the owner also was ordered to pay more than $2000 in penalties. tnt reporting a data breach affecting nearly all customers. the company says hackers access calls and text between may and october of 2022. in january of last year, tnt says the content of the calls and messages was not compromised. customers, personal information not accessed, but because the stolen records did include phone numbers, a cyber security expert is warning a tnt and customers to be aware of scams. >> because in text messages that can send e-mails, they can have phone calls to people to say i'm with a tnt on block to confirm show. you are at date of birth. they can do things that will take advantage of the situation of people are panicking about that data. >> he urges everyone to never share personal information with those claiming to be from

a tnt until you can actually verify that information. >> and buying a home is an exciting milestone for many but a record number of people are falling victim to fraudsters. >> the scam involves a potential home buyer getting an e-mail from their mortgage lender or agent regarding closing payments. but in reality, the emails are from scammers who are jumping in. but the last minute to diver thousands of dollars to a bogus bank account. officials say one in 20 home buyers or sellers fell victim to this fraud last year with losses exceeding $70,000. >> the biggest fear was. how will my god? it's great together. to secure the home. >> currently, there's no federal law that protects consumers from scams like this. but at a senate hearing earlier this year, consumer advocates warn lawmakers they've been seeing that scam rowing. allstate. one of the few insurance companies still

writing homeowners policies in california. but now the company wants to raise premiums an average of 34% all state asking the department of insurance to approve the hike, which would affect more than 300 and 50,000 policyholders. the company says its payouts in california have increased significantly in recent years due to higher repair costs, more frequent and severe weather. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a community of vacaville mourns one of their own after a tragedy claims the life. >> of a local police officer.

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news, we learn more about the suspected gunman in the alameda shooting. >> that leaves a community shaken. and recall efforts in full swing against oakland, mayor sheng thao. why her legal team says she is not getting fair treatment. all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news 7.29. this morning. thanks so much for joining us here. i'm stephanie lin. let's get a quick check of your weather forecast with dave sphar heyday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody started things off with that fog note again, providing some cooling really for us to but even upstairs, there are some interesting things occurring. >> there are a little different in the mixon. may challenge our temperatures for today. here's sfo for you. little bank of fog off towards the distance as you'll notice. meanwhile, we do have some scattered clouds that are aloft and they're going to kind of cover up the sun a little bit. and a challenge, high temperatures a little bit. there's a view of some radar echoes of some rain showers, although a lot of that probably not striking the ground even up in the mountains. what we're concerned about is after we get some of that daytime heating, the threat of some

lightning dry lightning at that. you see the advisory in place until 9 tonight that covers the east bay east of the east bay hills. little bit up. the solano county will notice there, too, in down south and portions of the south bay peninsula. san francisco, you're not in this the fog. yeah. that takes a while to the party. even at the coast hangs on in some little spots. you can see there a little bit, but it's those clouds aloft will be kind of interesting for everybody. we've got 60's and 50's for the most part. 74 for any auc. and that's a little cooler than we had this time from yesterday by some cases, napa trailing some 8 degrees. you can see there. so for today, variable clouds, these clouds. however, by the way, what kind of challenge may be some of these forecast highs still calling for some lower 90's. a look at your 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. the alameda father accused of killing 4 >> of his own family members, including his son, appeared in court for the first time on friday and kron four's learn shane killian worked as a welder kron four's. philippe djegal spoke with some of his

co-workers. >> nice guy with a short fuse. that's how colleagues describe 54 year-old shane killian. here's a photo taken of him the morning he shot 5 members of his family in alameda killing 4 of them in his own home. fellow. well, durham, mike, sacks peace. as for the 3rd time in 3 months that deadly day killian walked off the job at pbf refinery in martinez after someone was critical of his work. saxby says it is not uncommon for construction subcontractors to lose their tempers once in a while, but adds kilian seemed to get upset about relatively minor issues. several colleagues also say kilian talked about his family on the job, loved his children, but had a strained relationship with his father-in-law. one of the murder victims, saxby says killian was not happy about his parents-in-law moving in with him on kitty hawk road. che rock child knows and works with killian too, and

describes him this way. when i was an apprentice, he was a drowning person and work multiple filters how would you describe him? >> pretty level most of the time. feisty, occasional in pretty level. always. joking. some pretty cheerful most of the time the ever talk has as kids all the time. love them. seemed us. really proud. sadly, 2 of the shooting victims were kilian 6, one year-old sons and the 6 year-old son did not survive. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> alameda unified school district. they shared this statement about that deadly shooting. they said they are devastated by the news that one of their students and family members were killed. they said that their hearts go out to everyone involved. and returning for oakland, mayor sheng thao says the mayor will not be a target of whatever investigation the government is conducting. this comes after last month's fbi raid of

change household as four's. dan kerman reports the mayor's attorneys also suggesting the justice department may have violated its own guidelines. >> the attorney for oakland mayor sheng thao is blasting federal prosecutors saying the justice dept's dramatic step to rate house home without any public explanation. just months before a major recall election has now unquestionably affected the election and unfairly influence the decision voters will have this november. the statement goes on to suggest the feds have violated their own guidelines which warned prosecutors againsundertaking invetigations. we're selecting the timing of investigative steps to affect an election or otherwise influence a candidate or campaign. there just is no rule that says >> that when an elected official is in some way involved in an investigation that they need to be carved out of it and any investigative steps involving need to wait until after the

election. that's just not a requirement. former federal prosecutor dave callaway isn't buying the argument the feds violated their own guidelines. >> and says it's a stretch to suggest federal prosecutors are interested in influencing the outcome of the oakland mayor's race. the mayors council is correct that this was dramatic because it's always dramatic if agents show up and rain jackets at the home of the mayor. and it's even more. it's even more dramatic if that mayor is currently facing a recall election. but investigations can't stop because of that. there is a consultation requirement under the justice manual. and i'm sure all the requirements of justice man were followed here. the statement from taos attorney suggesting the feds overstepped is the first comment we've had since tower self denied any wrongdoing at a news conference days after the raid kront 4 political analyst michael yaki believes the statement is purely

a tactic to say. >> that this war this may have violated doj guidelines. it certainly for a lot of democrats will bring back memories. robert mueller and and hillary clinton in the 2016 election, which could only quite frankly help the mayor and she needs all the help she can get right now. but yeah, keep points out. putting out such a statement. >> is a double edged sword that cuts both ways because by raising that you're also reminding people of why the fact and the fact that there was a raid in the first place. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> and the vacaville police department is mourning the loss of one of its own officers. officer matthew bowen was killed in the line of duty while making a traffic stop. kristin vartan spoke with officers who knew this man personally. >> he was ball of energy. always inquisitive, hardworking, always had a smile, a smile. they'll no longer see. >> yesterday when i came in, i wasn't working yesterday, but

it came in because of what happened. he's still ogden to to our computer. not all is. his windows and his paperwork for the last times. kind of hit me hard. vacaville police say officer matthew bowen, who joined the department in june 2023. >> was killed in the line of duty thursday morning. >> how are you feeling right now? >> film upset hurt. >> police say while officer bowen was initiating a traffic stop a passing vehicle struck him. >> but i are a good buddy. we've got that. said, what's a lunch with? covered me. whatever people thought that i needed to cover on the traffic stop was always the first answer on the radio. >> now, the vacaville police officers association is asking for the community to answer the call to help them support officer bowlen's wife and 2

sons through a fund to campaign anything that we get go straight to the family to fill what he's not there to do anymore. their goal is to raise a million dollars. >> i can only imagine how hard it would be for my family. >> officers say the community of vacaville has already shown up and their department is keeping them strong because this is what he would want us stay strong for them to continue to do his honor. what he would want to do and what he was happy and excited to do every single day. and that was right. a motorcycle, kristin vartan kron. 4 news. heat related challenges for people continue across the bay area. >> those living in a hay were mobile home park were left in the dark without power all night long. other locals headed to the grocery store after their refrigerator power went out. >> talk to my neighbor next door. their refrigerator. it's all thought out. they don't have any backup power. she has not tested testing child in the home that she can only feed certain things she can't

really feed them much because they don't have a refrigerator. >> according to pg outage map, the issue was tied to a faulty cable. the utility says their investigation revealed the faulty cable was not theirs and owned by someone else. happening today. visitors trying to get to alcatraz could run into some issues. workers say they plan to strike to protest unfair labor practices and workers previously walked out on a 4 hour. unfair labor practice strike over the memorial day weekend. today's demonstration is scheduled from 07:00am to 10:00pm appear. 33. dozens of people packed san francisco's chinatown last night for the monthly night market. agents market happens every second friday of the month. all along grant avenue and hundreds came out with plenty to see eat and shop. looks like a great time. and it on the peninsula raised thousands for a local animal shelter. 17 year-old john, i would on e presented this

presented a check for a $200 to pets in need in palo alto. the teen. so photographs of the adoptable animals and also raise money by offering portraits for families and their pets. we're not. he says he was inspired to help the shelter after his own family's experience with adopting a dog. he saw the poor conditions. many of the animals were living in and felt that he needed to do something. >> it feels good to make the difference provides bunch animals here. i know they can use $200 to. really improve a bunch of things. it stopped. take us to a lot of money. so >> we're not. he says he plans to keep this up for the next year and hopefully expand the mission to more shelters. and northern california family is on a trip to the east coast and so far they've traveled 2500 miles 10 states all in a horseback. this all started way back in april of 2022. dash one, tara white, along with their sons set off from their home in lassen county.

it's taken the more than 2 years to reach the city of pine bill, missouri, where they stop this week to dry off from the recent rain. the boys say the experience brought them closer as a family. given the experience of a lifetime. >> the definition of majesty withstand all that. >> beatles, beautiful scenery. the people. >> the family is now heading to arkansas with stops in tennessee and kentucky plan in the coming weeks. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a giant start another homestand this weekend against the plans. >> just ahead of the all-star break, we'll have those highlights. plus, the california state fair kicks off this weekend. we've got a preview of all the fun that fairgoers can expect. stay with us. >> and we're still hot again today with a lot of 90's. you can see well inland. however, there are some complications into the forecast here. have little bit of the way the details we come back. but the warning to.

>> 3 earthquakes were detected near the san andreas fault this week, according to the usgs, the first quake, a magnitude 2.7, that one hit around a 46 in fresno county. the second magnitude 3.0 struck around 9.29. between denville in brentwood. the 3rd

magnitude, 2.6 hit 10, 13 in mendocino county. just a few dozen people reported feeling the quake no damage to report. no damages were reported in any of those incidents. so small ones and hopefully they stay that way for the time being the remnants of hurricane beryl, overwhelming communities in new england and upstate new york in vermont. heavy rains led to flooding that caused this sinkhole. there at least 2 people in the state were killed during the storms with at least one confirmed to have been weather related. the rain washed out bridges and roads across the region. first responders have performed more than 100 rescues of people trapped by high water. >> 6 inches of rain. they said was coming down, fell about 2 inches an hour on point. and it just totally watch where this covert. and now we've got a river in our front yard. >> alright, meantime, days after the storm tore through texas, destruction is still keeping tens of thousands of people in the dark. major power outages still ongoing in

houston and missed high summer temperatures. relief may be out of reach for several more days. dave, it's a tough situation there. >> yeah, it's this time of year sutro camera there. that's good to show stephanie, because you see 2 different types of moisture. there's karl the fog on the bottom. meanwhile, clouds aloft, they're somewhat subtropical moisture thrown in here. very reminiscent of our monsoon pattern, which is kind of starting to tsa, saw a little bit. now back to that storm that was in the east. you just saw there. there's a front kind of a stationary washing out a little bit along the coast, but still producing. as you can see, rain. but yes, the familiar oranges here, you got it. heat advisory through pennsylvania in its wake. usually when you what's left of tropical system is the polls in a lot of cold canadian air in its wake. some time to get some snow in october up there. but in this go around, things that really snap back very quickly to summer. all right. here's a look at the east bay shoreline. trust me. it's there, but it's the fog of still in this all up aloft. a

few scattered clouds. that's the thing to remember all day today. 74 for antioch, a lot of 60's in the east. 58 for oakland 50's up north. meanwhile, here's the longer range forecast of the high weekends. it's already done. so it's moved a little bit to the east that marine layer now can nudge its way in a little bit. but we're getting some scattered clouds on the backside that produces some thunder shower activity up in the mountains. and because the air is fairly dry, we may get a lot of that dry thunderstorm activity. that's what they're kind of on the lookout for a little bit. that could be mostly in the mountains. but those exhaust clouds o b one right across the bay this afternoon a challenger forecast highs. so the week is pretty mild. coming up for the season. that is look at that. i still kind of out there and it wants to nudge its way back. and it looks like some of the numbers are responding. we may see triple digits return by monday. alright, 4 zone forecast. cover new today. let's to 68 san francisco. this pocket here at the coast. little bit cool side were 60 still. so they've gotten that marine layer back in little slow clearing to 77

burlingame. also foster city, 83 palo alto in the south bay still approaching about 90, but we're getting better 90 for san jose east bay shoreline. lower 80's tried valley lower 90's again, improvement 90 for walnut creek and concord. 69 for berkeley. see help that that marine layer is here. 72 of 92 fairfield. 84 now 87 santa rosa. here it is for the day, a week ahead, rather get into next week. we get to somewhat seasonal like weather, some scattered clouds as we get to wednesday. but its next weekend, might see in a little bit of drifting in the triple digits. rest by the following monday. so that's out there. but at least that highs moving east and today plan on some of those scattered clouds hanging around all day. okay. so we'll enjoy this little cool down. got it enjoy. okay. thanks a lot to. >> i was starting this weekend. the california state fair is underway. 2 weeks of fair fun at cal expo in sacramento featuring horse racing shopping. live music rides and lots of exciting food and drinks. reporter

chloe curtis brings us a preview of what visitors can enjoy. >> fun, food and rides. the california state fair jam packed with over 100 food vendors and 70 rides this year. you know, we get anywhere from 650,000 people up to 750,000 people coming through the gates here at the california state thousands of people made their way to the fair in the heat, including barbara kempton and paula curtis, 2 of the first people in line. >> so, there's we ice water that we bring in here. and we always right front because we're here so so we have a nice just full of big frozen ice water being first in line. now, a yearly tradition for these friends wasn't more freedom first. >> and yet it's just a thing. with triple digit heat expected yet again this weekend. trying to stay cool at the state. fair with fans

cooling centers and dozens of ministers pay attention to the weather. how the weather is going to be. there's plenty of roller coasters. but if the ferris wheel is more your speed, you've got plenty of time to make it to the fair will be here for the next 3 weekends. >> and the fruit fly quarantine in the bay area is now over. the invasive species have been detected near the cities of brentwood and oakley and that's led to a quarantine zone of 99 miles. 300 varieties of citrus fruits, nuts, vegetables, and berries affected by this. for the past 10 months, people and farmers that grew the affected crops couldn't move their plants from their properties. commercial crops were required more treatment before they were harvested and damage does happen. experts say when the female instead lays eggs inside the fruit, the eggs hatch leaving the food and edible. all right. remember these the redbox movie rental kiosks used to be one way we watch movies together. but these are going away. less than 2 weeks after filing for bankruptcy, the parent company now filing to liquidate the

company at its peak redbox had 34,000 kiosks across the country. the company failed to adjust to the streaming world now owes millions and royalty payments to entertainment companies, including sony and bbc pictures. it's still unclear when red but redbox kiosks will start to close down. and the oakland ballers hosting their first ever block party at raimondi park. looks like a great time out there. it started yesterday at 05:00pm. the goal is to showcase local artists, food and cocktails for the community. >> we're going to be cooking up some chicken plates and it's it's going to be a good it's it's going to be a good time. that's from 5 to 6 right during the game, we're going to have dj spinning between innings and love. more is going to be doing. but the beautiful, interviews and hosting things that he does. and so it's going to be a a beautiful experiment. >> the ballers have been winning games lately and are making a push to make the playoffs in their first year. at a bay area. baseball. the giants starting off a new home

series against the twins this weekend. they would get off to a hot start putting on a hitting clinic for the home crowd. >> early in the second inning giants leading one to nothing. they would tack onto that lead, making it 3 to nothing. did not look back as they would log. 7 runs on 9 hits and win by a final of 71. they play the twins and their second game of the series today at 4.15. and now to the other side of the bay with the a's were taking on the red hot phillies, right fielder. as we get out to early lead, scoring a run in the second inning, making it nothing. >> what it was always after that after a couple of timely hits, the a's would lead 3 to one. here comes shuman. all right. so this would score another one, making it a one-run game. but that was all she wrote. the a's will go on to by a final of 62. they play the phillies in their second game of the series today at game of the series today at 10. 0, 5, be right back. introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich.

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time with pets can also enhance concentration and reduce stress, both of which are crucial for effective study habits. well, frito lay is reacting to a dip in revenue after several quarters of price increases. the company considering some cost-cutting and boosting promotions of its most popular brands, including doritos cheetos and lay's pepsico owns frito lay in a call with investors, ceo ramon, the garda said, quote, there is some value to be given back to consumers after 3 or 4 years of a lot of inflation. all right. still ahead in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news police continue their search for this missing girl around the bay area. has her family please with the community for help? >> plus, passengers are forced to evacuate at sfo after their plane fills with smoke. what fire crews are saying caused that incident. and as the heat continues across the bay area, officials are warning the ways to stay safe after multiple

deaths that could related in the south bay. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues with those stories in just a moment.

>> now on the kron, 4 morning news. police continue their search for a missing 3 year-old girl after her father who she was last seen with is found dead in san francisco. plus, a scary scene at sfo

yesterday as the plane was evacuated after the cabin filled with smoke. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, july, 13th and we're covering a lot of news for you today. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, we're dealing with that, karl. the fog coming back again. helping to cool us off a little bit and along the east bay shoreline as well. but we have a little wrinkle in our forecast today. we'll have some scattered clouds aloft. >> and up in the mountains, if you're headed up to tahoe, you may area actually hear the rumble. bumble of some thunder showers working on not a lot in terms of rain. so it's dry thunderstorms as the concern. here's a quick look at the half moon bay. it looks like we're trying to get some clearing going on here. as you can see, some blue trying to pierce on through. but remember at the surface, all of this fog really quiets the

atmosphere, which is kind of good because with this pattern like this would actually have a bit more excitement going on a lot. and that would be problematic. but this is good. keeps the atmosphere a little bit more controlled. still going to be hot, though, for you, folks. well inland heat advisory in place until 9 tonight, looking for a lot of 90's working there, but not the hundreds. and so for us with a little improvfment. 74 antioch, 70 for livermore. most readings, a mixture between 50's at the coast and 60's a little bit inland. and these are cooler the what we saw was 24 hours ago. so the breakdown today acknowledging those variable clouds working today again, inland highs in the lower 90's. we'll talk about more about this coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> developing news this morning, a 3 year-old girl is missing after her father who she was last seen with is found dead in san francisco. we are working to learn more about how the father died. the child's mother issuing a desperate plea for help this morning. kron four's tiffany justice is live for us in fremont with the latest on this case. tiffany.

>> yes, stephanie, we do know that the fremont police department, along with the california attorney general is asking for the public's help in trying to find and locate this young girl. ali lorenzo. she's 3 years old and she has been missing since thursday afternoon. so here's what we know so far about this case or biological mother reporting her missing. the young girl was last seen at the casa royal apartments in fremont. now police say the girl was under custody of the father at the time. the father of fremont resident passed away in san francisco early friday. a lee's mother per the custody agreement was supposed to have her child returned on friday since her father's passing. police say the whereabouts of this young girl is unknown. ellie is about 3 feet tall, 60 pounds with brown eyes and black hair. police say she was last seen wearing a pink jacket and shirt with black pants. at least 92 point. >> it's not clear damage and

the only thing anybody can do is care that she's a person and a data point. i don't know what it is made him and i know that he was sad. >> and sometimes sad people hurt people and mostly people hurt themselves. in this case. we're hoping that's where the hurting stops. >> all right. this is a story that is developing. we're continuing to say on top of the details now, freeman police is asking anyone with information about the possible whereabouts of this young girl. please get in contact with them. reporting live to just as kron. 4 news. we certainly hope that she is found soon. thank you, tiffany, for your ongoing coverage. >> well, the man accused of kidnapping a teenage powell street bart station has been charged by the san francisco district attorney. 37 year-old jamal, only blue faces, one count of kidnapping by force or fear and one count of battery on tuesday night. surveillance video captures

the suspect forcing a 17 year-old from the station and pulling her to a car around 08:00pm. police arrested blue wednesday morning. police say blue knew the victim in this was not a random incident. >> we've got a mayday, mayday, mayday. there's a fire in the back of the aircraft. second fire rescue. >> the terrifying moment for travelers at sfo friday forced to evacuate and american airlines flight after someone's laptop caused the cabin to fill up with smoke. we know the incident caused some injuries. well, it was less good and reports from sfo. >> when an american airlines flight left its gate soon crews started noticing smoke filling the cabin. now in a statement, american airlines says it actually was coming from a passenger's laptop inside of their bag. now, the airline says that they were able to remove the back and evacuate all passengers through emergency slides and others to the jet bridge. now 3 passengers were injured and

one did require medical transportation. again, this is american airlines flight 2, 0, 4, 5, heading to miami at san francisco fire department did respond was able to put out the smoke and we caught up with a resident who was picking up her friend from the airport. he says incidents like this could make airlines change the rules when it comes electronics. don't think that's the first one that's ever. >> caught on fire or anything like that. there's not much you can do about it. if you're going to have to take those kind of things on the plane, anything you can do is get some research and development out of industry to to try and improve the batteries or whatever root cause of thing is because we can't just let continue on for >> forever. and all passengers were taken back to the gate around 01:00pm. and passengers tell us that it was a scary in a very desperate situation, trying to get out in san francisco was going for news. >> officials say 9 of the 19 people who may have died from

heat exposure in santa clara county. we're seniors older than 65 4 of the victims were unhoused. we heard from san jose mayor matt mahan emphasized the importance of homeless outreach programs. >> outreach teams providing water giving people information about our cooling centers. our partners at pta are offering free transportation to the city's cooling center. >> medical experts say serious signs of heat stroke include throbbing, headache, no sweating, red-hot scan, and feelings of confusion and dizziness. anyone feeling these symptoms should call 9-1-1 and seek medical help immediately. is san mateo county crews extinguished the coggins fire in the honda. the flames broke out around 6 friday morning after a car caught fire and spread to vegetation. the fire damaged at least 3 buildings and 3 trailers. cal fire is reporting the first wildfire death of the season. officials say they found human remains inside a burned down structure in mendocino county. the

coroner's office says the victim, maybe a 66 year-old woman reported missing fire. crews say the fire started monday and was fueled by strong winds. cal fire says crews responded to more than 3,000 wildfires so far this year. one man is dead and nearly 20 people now without a home after a fire in oakland, fire officials say the flames started at a duplex around 3 o'clock friday morning near 12th and magnolia streets as just northwest of the 8, 89, 80 split. fire crews contain the fire and pulled a man from the attic. he died at the hospital from smoke inhalation. the red cross is helping 7 adults and a dozen children displaced by this fire. investigators believed believe the cosby have been electrical. san pablo police arrested a man accused of fatally setting a woman on fire. emergency crews responding to the incident along san pablo creek near road 20 back on july. 2nd, police found a body there severely burned. police arrested. 25 year-old william ramirez on thursday.

investigators have not yet identified the victim. firefighters say an encampment fire expanded to a brush fire friday and allay the flames breaking out around 3.30, near the railroad tracks at the back of couch street citizen app. video shows flames and black smoke crews put out that blaze in about an hour. one person was treated for burns to their feet. take a look at this. petaluma police say a 21 year-old man driving under the influence, crashed his car into a home. this happened just before a thursday night. you can see significant damage to the car and the home. the collision also affecting nearby electrical boxes, causing a power outage. does nearby stoplights officers found the driver with alcohol in his car. the man was taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries. and later booked into the sonoma county jail. and we have an update on the 16 year-old accused of stabbing a brett with police officer in the neck that teen now faces 6 years in juvenile hall. the stabbing happened

last october in the area of brent was city park. police responded to reports of a teen taunting others with a kitchen knife. police say they tried to de-escalate the situation multiple times when an officer went to detain the teen. that's when the boy stabbed the officer. the officer was taken to a hospital with a non-life-threatening injury. the 16 year-old remains in custody and oakland smoke shop is under investigation for allegedly housing illegal merchandise. the items include magic much from candy bars, 20 pounds of suspected thc products and cartons filled with band out of state tobacco products. police began their investigation at the business near seminary and foothill after getting community complaints. investigators did not name the business but see town smoke shop is the only smoke shop on that block. officials say a store clerk was also detained but not arrested. a dance party kicked

off in downtown san francisco, bangor and beats night market returned to the financial district friday night. >> dozens of people partied in the streets enjoying live music, food and art displays. if you missed the festivities last night, you can catch the event again. september 13th from 5 to 10:00pm. >> happening today, san francisco's barrel head brewhouse shuts down for good. the bar opens from 02:00pm to midnight the owners say they welcome all patrons to stop by. they did not show the reason for why they're closing. and also happening today, casper's hotdogs closes there, c street location in hayward after 8 decades of serving the community. there are other location of foothill boulevard remains open. 4 other stores also stay open. those are in pleasant hill, dublin, richmond and oakland. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news experts raising the alarm over cyber fraud. >> involving homebuyers, a number of people already falling victim to the scam. >> and still another hot day in store for us today, although some scattered clouds

working here around the bay, we've got some relief as well as the start off with some of this morning. fog look forecast. we come back. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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also, you're seeing this half moon bay to look at covers off towards the distance. some things are looking at. 74 at this hour right now, antioch, we've got 70 livermore, mostly 60's in the east bay and 50's up north. now i know what you see from these pictures. all of this fog, no more heat no, we still have inland. those temperatures will be in the lower 90 still. but what will challenge that is not so much this morning. fog. it's the cloud cover aloft. stormtracker 4 here you see this moisture coming up from the south. this nearing very much the monsoon pattern. a little early, but sometimes that those poke out here in terms of thunder showers start in the 4 corner states. when you're on the backside of a high before was kind of overhead. that's the flow pattern you get. it's also fortified by low off to sea. so this is what it looks like as we go through future cast for notice. the cloud cover remains thunder showers up in the mountains. so in tahoe, you may get some dry thunder showers, particularly not a lot hitting the ground. so for us technically, the risk is still here. but that lower level moisture helps kind of

quiet down. the atmosphere is a sedative a little bit. it's not as active because this marine layer is very dense it's free. cold and lethargic. then as we get into your sunday, the flare up again. but notice how that shifting towards the east following that high. that means we will start to clear out a little better for your sunday and particularly into monday's the breakdown here is variable clouds today, hot inland, still, we got 90's for the on the location, 70's and 80's for the bay tomorrow. bay fog still again, mostly sunny by the afternoon and still hot. then early into next week. we'll see a bit of a change. might see some inland highs going back to the 80's. it will feel pretty good today. 68 san francisco, 74 oakland, 86 san jose. still those lower 90's in the far east bay 80's. meanwhile, up north and there you see the 2 different types of moisture in place. this is largest fog that's dense cold and above us, there's the scattered clouds, a little bit more energy. but to watch out for today, stephanie planet. thanks so much. day. >> as the bay area continues

to simmer under this heat wave, many of us may be turning to the water to cool off public safety officials now issuing reminders on ways to protect yourself while having fun with the family this summer. joining us live now is chief warrant officers apollo with the u.s. coast guard. good morning to you, sir. good morning, stephanie. good morning to all of you. and thank you so much for joining us. and we know that you have a very busy schedule being with the coast guard. >> thank you so much for inviting me to talk about public safety when it comes to being on the water. >> absolutely. so to start off your has the coast guard been seeing more search and rescue cases recently? >> we certainly have, stephanie. it's been about a 30% rise since july. 1st. and those numbers are kind of expected. but the heat wave is definitely exasperated. that. >> okay. what are some of the common issues that you're seeing people run into when they're out on the water? >> 3 things come to mind, but i'd like to talk briefly about wearing a life jacket. that's the number one the coast guard. every year we published

statistics about death that occurs and the maritime domain are on the water. and last year 2023, we had 564 deaths occur. 3, 3, here in california 75% of those deaths were because of drowning. and 87% of those people who were drowning victims were in their life we all know that we are required to have a life jacket border vessel. every time i go out to sea. but it's not enough to just have a life jacket. you also have wear just like having a seat belt in a car doesn't do much for you unless you're actually using well, coast guard-approved life jacket is suitable. i really like the orange ones with the retrospective tape that is kind of selling right in. and the reason why that is because that orange contrast very well with the water and even at night with reflective tape reflects off of the spotlight. very easy to find. you are much okay. so wearing a life jacket is key. when folks are playing to be on the water. >> and they want to have some fun out there splash around. but it's important that they

really have that life jacket on with the bright orange, anything with any other tips that people should be keeping in mind. >> when they go out maybe to boat, for example. >> absolutely. thank you for that question. 3 things come to mind. the first one is that folks tend to rely on cell phones quite a bit. cell phones are. very well designed and but they're built for land, not for the water. the coast guard is always monitoring channel 16 and that's a marine band radio. so if you have a radio, it's going to work a lot better when you're out in the water always build the reach. help that way. cell phones, not so much. the second thing that comes to mind is always check the weather. i know that your news outlet does a great job of talking about the weather national weather service. does that a for the water and folks can check to see what kind of conditions are going out into. and lastly, i'd like to talk about the things that our mothers taught us and what i mean by that is when i was a young man growing up, i would

leave in the morning and i would not come back until the street lights came on. and mom was okay with that because she didn't ask. where you going to going to be with and what i'm going to be home. so just like that, the wisdom of our mariners can learn a lot from that by leaving what we call an itinerary or flow plan with someone shore. and that's lopez. happy, very complicated. it can just simply be the description of your boat where you're going, where you're leaving from, what? i'm going to be back. so, if something does happen, we're out in the water. and you call the coast guard or you call 9-1-1. we have really all the information we need to start a search and rescue case. gotcha. so it's always in terms of the key takeaway to let somebody know exactly where you're going to be and how long we're going to be out there, whether it's through a written note or just letting a good friend know before you had absolutely stephanie, ok, very good. you're also involves with search and rescue case is on land as well. yes. >> yes, stephanie. and this one very personal to me because lot of search and rescue case is due start on the beach.

>> this to hazards that people need to be aware of. the first one is rip currents and the second one is sneaker waves, rip currents. we all kind of our where what rip currents are. but just as a refresher, all that energy that's coming on to the beach. any time there is breaking surf, rip currents going to be president and that water comes. got to go anywhere and produces a rip. and that is a very strong currents can pull people out into the ocean. the thing to do with you do find yourself in a rip current is to parallel. the peach state remain calm and once you're out of if you will feel it come back to shore and some safely. >> okay. some very good guidance there. and since we do have some time remaining here, what are some general best practices that people should keep in mind when they go out and engage in summer activities in general. but the coast guard is involved in. >> i would say that that just being very safe, be making sure that we're prepared for the weather have plenty of

water. >> have a back-up plan? yes, he's staying hydrated is so important. given these hot temperatures tend to also do quite a bit of day drinking at the nicer weather out as well. it looked serious to know to about just the work that your division your group does with regards to the bay area. walk us through that. >> in addition to search and rescue and we are one of the sectors in the united states coast guard. entire nation were also one of the busiest, of course, the coast guard regulates the maritime transportation that work. so all those ships that are coming in a noun transporting goods, too. the are regulated by the coast guard. we also regulate fisheries to drug enforcement >> whole it. and really that the job runs the whole gamut. it's quite impressive. and how can people get more information about the coast guard in general safety tips on how to have a good and safe summer. >> there's a lot of information on the web. the

coast guard auxiliary a volunteer branch of the coast guard. they regularly go out and do safety checks and that's free of charge. that's very easy to arrange. okay. very good. >> want to take a moment to thank you for your service. i know it's quite a dynamic and can be a dangerous job as well. how many rescues would you say that you conduct every year again, >> were about 1000 search and rescue cases every year. and thereabouts between 2,1200. i personally do about 3 or 400 we are very busy here in the bay area. >> all right. thank you so much for your service to you and your we really appreciate let me talk about search and rescue and help people get a little bit safer out there this summer. absolutely. okay. u.s. coast guard officer as the pollen. think you so much for your time. they will be right back.

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going great together? to secure the home. >> currently, there's no federal law that protects consumers from scams like these. but at a senate hearing earlier this year, consumer advocates warn lawmakers they've been seeing that scam growing. allstate is one of the few insurance companies still writing homeowners policies in california. but now the company wants to raise premiums. an average of 34%. allstate is asking the department of insurance to approve this hike, which would affect more than 350,000 policyholders. the company says its payouts in california increased significantly in recent years due to higher repair costs, more frequent and severe weather. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the community of vacaville mourns one of their own after a tragic incident claims the life.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news, the latest on the suspect accused of turning a gun on his own family members in alameda killing his 6 year-old son. and recall efforts are in full swing against oakland, mayor sheng thao. why her legal team says she's not getting their treatment. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's get you started this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr, as of course in the weather center with the latest for us a a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're getting the treatment of some of that morning fog helping us out the temperature department here. >> keeping us kind of cool around the bay a little bit. now to fashion that will mix out for us. but we still have

this afternoon. some scattered clouds in the forecast today. >> a different type of moisture coming in from the southeast. and that is somewhat reminiscent of the monsoon pattern. now, here's that for you. and there's that traditional fog bank. you can see up against the hills not causing major problems, but it says there this morning, as we mentioned, there's the scattered clouds. notice the bright lights popping up there a little bit. you got to get up there about 20 throughout 1000 feet or a little higher. that's we have saturation the atmosphere in at that point. temperatures are below freezing and you can sometimes get ice crystals to develop and when they start moving in rubbing against each other, that's when we get the lightning. and that's the problem. but the mountains today might get those scattered thunder showers without the consolation of rain because there's a dry air sandwhich between us and the ground. here's the excessive heat. we still haven't with us. heat advisory for the east bay, even with those scattered clouds forecast, highs are expected to be in the lower 90's. still back to this fog. this lower level moisture has trouble clear along the coast is you'll notice some might linger a little bit into the

afternoon about 74 currently. now. 74 livermore, east bay shoreline, lower 60's with 50's along the coast at look at the contrast there, some half-a-dozen degrees or better behind where we were this time from yesterday. 85 expected by high noon by mid afternoon. temperatures in the lower 90's. but notice those variable clouds have more on your forecast. that 4 zone coming up in a bit. stuffing. all right, dave, thank you. >> the alameda father accused of killing 4 of his own family members appeared in court for the first time friday kron four's philippe gaulle spoke with some of the suspects. co-workers. >> nice guy with a short fuse. that's how colleagues describe 54 year-old shane killian. here's a photo taken of him the morning he shot 5 members of his family in alameda killing 4 of them in his own home. fellow welder. mike's saxby says for the 3rd time in 3 months that deadly day killian walked off the job at pbf refinery in martinez after someone was critical of his

work. saxby says it is not uncommon for construction subcontractors to lose their tempers once in a while, but adds kilian seemed to get upset about relatively minor issues. several colleagues also say kilian talked about his family on the job, loved his children, but had a strained relationship with his father-in-law. one of the murder victims, saxby says killian was not happy about his parents-in-law moving in with him on kitty hawk road. che rock child knows and works with killian too, and describes him this way. when i was an apprentice, he was the training purse and work multiple filters together. >> how would you describe pretty level most of the time. feisty occasionally pretty level. always. joking. some pretty cheerful most of the time the ever talk as kids all the time. love them seemed to this. really proud. sadly, 2

of the shooting victims were kilian 6, one year-old sons and the 6 year-old son did not survive. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> alice alameda unified school district official shared this statement about that shooting saying they're devastated by the news. one of their students and his family was killed. they said their hearts go out to all involved. the new attorney for oakland mayor sheng thao says the mayor will not be a target of whatever investigation the government is conducting. this comes after last month's fbi raid of taos home kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> the attorney for oakland mayor sheng thao is blasting federal prosecutors saying the justice department's dramatic step to rate house home without any public explanation. just months before a major recall election has now unquestionably affected the election and unfairly influence the decision voters will have this november. the statement goes on to suggest the feds have violated their own guidelines

which warned prosecutors against undertaking investigations. we're selecting the timing of investigative steps to affect an election or otherwise influence a candidate or campaign. there just is no rule that says that when an elected official is in some way involved in an investigation that they need to be carved out of it and any investigative steps involving need to wait until after the election. that's just not a requirement. >> former federal prosecutor dave callaway isn't buying the argument the feds violated their own guidelines. >> and says it's a stretch to suggest federal prosecutors are interested in influencing the outcome of the oakland mayor's race. the mayors council is correct that this was dramatic because it's always dramatic if agents show up and jackets at the home of the mayor. and it's even more. it's even more dramatic if that mayor is currently facing a recall election. but

investigations can't stop because of that. there is a consultation requirement under the justice manual. and i'm sure all the requirements of the justice man were followed here. the statement from taos attorney suggesting the feds overstepped is the first comment we've had since tower self denied any wrongdoing at a news conference days after the raid kron, 4 political analyst michael yaki believes the statement is purely political. it's not a bad boy. a tactic to say. >> that this war, this may have violated doj guidelines. it certainly for a lot of democrats will bring back memories. robert mueller and and hillary clinton in the 2016 election, which could only quite frankly help the mayor and she needs all the help she can get right now. but keep points out. putting out such a statement. >> is a double edged sword that cuts both ways because by raising that you're also reminding people of why the fact and the fact that there was a raid in the first place. dan kerman kron, 4

>> the vacaville police department is mourning the loss of one of their officers. officer matthew bowen died in the line of duty while making a traffic stop. kristin vartan spoke with those who knew him personally. he was ball of energy. always inquisitive, hardworking, always had a smile, a smile. they'll no longer see. >> yesterday when i came in, i wasn't working yesterday, but it came in because of what happened. he's still ogden to to our computer. not all is. his windows and his paperwork for the last times. kind of hit me hard. vacaville police say officer matthew bowen, who joined the department in june 2023. >> was killed in the line of duty thursday morning. >> how are feeling right now? >> film upset hurt. >> police say, well, officer bowen was initiating a traffic stop a passing vehicle struck him.

>> but i real good buddy. we've got that. said, what's a lunch with? covered me. whatever people thought that i needed to cover on the traffic stop was always the first answer on the radio. >> now, the vacaville police officers association is asking for the community to answer the call to help them support officer bowlen's wife and 2 sons through a fund to campaign anything that we get go straight to the family to fill what he's not there to do anymore. their goal is to raise a million dollars. >> i can only imagine how hard it would be for my family. >> officers say the community of vacaville has already shown up and their department is keeping them strong because this is what he would want us to do stay strong for them to continue to do his honor. what he would want to do, he was happy and excited to do every single day. and that was right. a motorcycle, kristin vartan kron. 4 news. he really

challenges for people continue across the bay area. >> those living in a hay were mobile home park were left without power. with without power all night long. other locals, they head to the grocery store after their refrigerator power went out. >> talk to my neighbor next door. their refrigerator. it's all thought out. they don't have any backup power. she has noticed autistic child in the home that can she can only feed certain things she can't really feed them much because they don't have a refrigerator. according to pg and e's outage map to issue was tied to a faulty cable. >> the utility says their investigation revealed the faulty cable was not theirs. and owned by someone else. happening today. visitors trying to get into alcatraz could run into some issues. workers say they plan to strike 2 protests. what they're describing as unfair labor practices for workers previously walked out four-hour strike over the memorial day weekend. the strike is scheduled from 07:00am to 10:00pm appear. 33.

>> and dozens of people pack san francisco's chinatown last night for the monthly night market. it is market happens every friday of the month along grand avenue, hundreds came out to eat and shop. 18 of the peninsula's praise this morning for raising thousands of dollars for a local animal shelter. >> seventeen-year-old jai would on presented a check for $8200 to pets in need in palo alto. the teams will photographs of the adoptable animals and raised money but offering portraits for families and their pets. we don t says he was inspired to action after his own family's experience with adopting a dog. saw the poor conditions. the animals were living in and felt he needed to do something. >> it feels good to make the difference so that provides and a bunch animals here. i know they can use $200 to. really improve a bunch of things. it stopped. take us to a lot of money. so >> johnny says he hopes to expand the mission to more shelters. i know california

family is on a trip to the east coast and they're doing it all on horseback. so far they've traveled 2500 miles across 10 states since april 2022. joshua terrell white, along with their son set off from their home in lassen county. it's taken the more than 2 years to reach the city of pine bill, missouri, where they stop this week to dry off from the recent rain. >> elaine, definition of majesty withstand all that beatles, beautiful scenery soon. the people. >> the family is now heading to arkansas with stops in tennessee and kentucky planned in the coming weeks. what an adventure day. i know we're going into hurricane season, too. so guys, watch here's a look at the breakdown today. we added some scattered clouds all day today. >> yeah, that subtropical moisture talked about earlier, however, still going to be plenty hot inland with lower 90's that work forecast next

>> alright, 43 this morning live look outside at the embarcadero. just looking a touch of gray out there wouldn't even think it was summertime day. >> know you're a grateful dead fan. such a great. okay. haha. hey, good morning, 7. good morning, everybody. on the note of some of that fog going on there that start to lift off to get some of that low level cloudiness. it's not the stuff aloft i've been talking about. but this is a shot of the east bay shoreline. there you see it covered in all of that ground fog still. so

there's a lot of dynamics it up to go on with this kind of moisture at the ground. it's so cold and damp and all that stuff. it takes energy lift its the moisture above us were kind of worried about when you get up there. about 20,030 1000 feet, that's already at freezing. and it's pretty saturated up. there got 74 livermore 60's line up the east bay shoreline with 50's. meanwhile, up north, 56, meanwhile for san francisco. so the high is starting to let go on as it's moving towards the east and its influence is less so now it's doing to our fog layer kind of making and a little thin sandwich at the very bottom. it's being squeezed to the surface a lot, but it's still able to sneak in little better than it used to be able to weakening, we've got this low out to sea as well. so our flow pattern coming in from the south. big surprise. now with all of that, that subtropical moisture that's were kind of concerned about today, maybe a little bit tomorrow up there in the mountains, particularly of that afternoon evening thunder shower without the consolation of actual rain. just the dynamics, the lightning but you get to the

middle of the week. you see all that ink dries out. we're going to see temperatures really stabilize. be nice to get some relief up there. but that's not going to happen that much. now watch this high. it starts to nudge off a little bit towards the west and the longer range forecast say we might be looking other. he pump pushing numbers inland back to the triple digits, potentially 68 san francisco, the coast here remaining somewhat cool. got the fog through much of the morning hours. so that keep temperatures down in the lower 60's. 77 going on for burlingame, 77 foster city, 83 palo alto in the south bay near 90 or so san jose east bay shoreline, more mild, lower 80's. but meanwhile, try valley, you're still looking at lower 90's, 90 or so for walnut creek, concord, about 90. that's why they're keeping that heat advisory in place for you, folks. meanwhile, for berkeley at 69 richmond, 68 72 of allay 92 going on for fairfield. but what? 100 for vacaville cases? 100 up there, 80 for napa. and meanwhile, 87 going on for santa rosa, the here's the moderation. i spoke

up tuesday wednesday, maybe some scattered clouds. to make note of that. we get into friday and next weekend might be looking another. he pattern to look out for stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. san francisco restaurant is cooking up a special benefit supporting guide dogs for the blind here to give us a tail wagging preview of pause for pinot is jeff colton, haze of big stake in san francisco. good morning. good morning. yeah. so tell us a bit about a big stake. got involved with guide dogs for the blind. >> yeah, we've been doing was formerly known as high on the hog inland attention to pause for peanuts. make it cute and more home. about 10, 10 plus incredible with partnership in like great. they were supporting the dogs doing a good charity. fantastic. all right. so show us a bit. a preview of what people can expect to if they get tickets to this thing. dip. yes, we're going to let me let me salmon at the event okay. and it's by what inspired this dish? i

grew up in hawaii near and dear. all right. well, a little salmon. yes, okay. you can smoke salmon smokes and place of source. all of your tomatoes. okay for starts the front. 4 star seafood. okay. provides mean are ingredients yahoo. wait. i mean, okay. yes. let's peek of the guy. i mean, okay. yeah. go seaweed young even maybe kind of tilted this way. so people can still those nice colors there. yeah, okay. you know, and takes it up to mix it all up. nice and fresh. no way white soy, ok, a lot of different seasonings in. >> offerings going on here. chilly water, chilly water. and you make this yes, some of the south as we get left out. so makes nice and what's what?

what's the flavor profile that people can money? lot very mustard flowers here, fresh mustard flowers. okay, fresh picked and some beautiful colors, so all this is going to be some nice texture crunch is just a lot of very fragrant. absolutely, ok, we have some sweet potato. crunches here. sweet potato crunches. and it's going to often is so cute. well, that is really you guys see that. going to close on this in just a moment here. hopefully. yeah, this is what these so these are sweet potato crunches and you're putting the salmon inside each each of okay. flower on there are 2 very nice and so you grew up in hawaii. that's really interesting. yes, you end up in that area. the cook. oh,

yeah. all right. well, i mean, how long have you been with that? they say 4 but 2 and a half years, 2 and a half years and how sanctions been great. incredibly excited. okay. super excited about the event. yeah, and so tell us to about the event so people can obviously get this delicious. and then there other offerings do have. and can they put some guide dogs to? yes, it's going to be and that we have a zoom out. we have. >> let others get ressam perry's ok? lots of pinot. okay. yeah. lots of few know the wind will be flowing as well. and it is their state for the dogs too. just which makes us so have something to chow down on as well. they're out there. and, you know, walk us to just how it feels to partner with this organization that relieved pay such a tremendous service to the community that's great. i mean, it's supporting got dogs for the blind. so it's good charity. now and how can people get more information about epic stake dot com and you can buy. epic's take okay,

wonderful, fantastic. in this is not the first time you guys have partnered with a local community we do a lot of. >> males on wheels with too many, many charities so well about the getting back to community. okay. fantastic. you know, if while we have you here, just curious to know, does it feel to, you know, be a part of the local business community and to >> really to a part of a business that's really survive quite a bit over the years. yeah. so 15 >> obviously the cities up and down and challenging but we're hanging in and trying to stay fresh and relevant. >> okay. and men as fresh as the food that you're fresh is pressure of the let me let me yes, is. the lonely lonely sandwich looks so beautiful with those mustard flowers on tapping just looking really fresh with the with the salmon as well. all right. for more information, just go picks take dot com. you mentioned and details specific details

about the event when where dip sunday, july 21st south next week. it's coming up. get your tickets now, right? okay. yes, we're going to see. think to get 3 in that's very generous of you. well, i'm chef colton haynes with a big stake in san francisco. thanks so much for giving us that delicious preview of this what folks can expect at cause for pinot event. thank you so much, sir. food for people and food for the there you're there you go. the there you're there you go. thanks s introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich.

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morning news. police continue their search for a missing 3 year-old girl after her father who was she was last seen with is found dead san francisco. plus, a scary scene at sfo yesterday as the plane was evacuated after the cabin filled with smoke.

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. 8.59 for you this saturday morning. let's get your day started with a look at the weather. >> dave spahr heyday a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody out still another hot one for today. we have those heat advisory statement still in effect, at least for the east bay and portions of the north and the south bay. but on balance, things are starting to change and we're going to see more clouds in our future that we saw from previous. now we have that low level moisture still which to deal with. that's the fog you can see here on the radar and the satellite composite. we you see the grays. that's the low level moisture where the bright lights are. that moisture is little bit higher up and that's what the concern is. when you get up there around 30,000 feet or beyond its kind of saturated up there. and that allows some freezing to occur at that level. and that's the ice crystals rubbing up against each other. i lightning is what we're concerned about. dry lightning

because it won't be much moisture with all of this to the ground. more likely to happen up in the mountains. however, with some scattered thunder showers, he headed the tahoe. you might hear the rumble. rumble going on during the day. not at all possible. this is a look at what side going in half moon bay to underscore that low level moisture. the fog that we know very well and that's with our ticket doesn't do much of anything. it's going to mix away as the morning progresses here. but along the coast, it may take a while may not be too about noon early in the afternoon. you're really start to see some the parting of that. and coupled with the fact you have some of that scattered cloud cover aloft. keep in mind, excessive heat advisory excessive heat, rather for the central valley and the heat advisory for the east bay. that's until 9 tonight that we can retire that because the high is moving towards the east. we've got 74 right now in antioch, most readings in the 60's in the 50's. although livermore, you're checking in to 72 and these spots will be some of the hottest numbers we're going to see probably still today. now core than we were 24 hours ago by more than a half-dozen degrees, particularly off to the quirkiness straight. you can see there and places like

fairfield and conquered coming in at negative 10. 86 by high noon or 1 o'clock 91 by 4 gives an idea with the afternoon will be like still hot inland. but you got the scattered clouds morning forecast and a bit. stephanie. >> dave, thank developing news this morning, a 3 year-old girl is missing after her father. she was last seen with his found dead in san francisco. we are working to learn more about how the father died. the child's mother issuing a desperate plea for help this morning. call for tiffany justice is live in fremont with the latest on this case. tiffany. >> yes, stephanie, the fremont police department along with the california attorney general asking for the public's help right now trying to find and locate this young girl, ali lorenzo. she's only 3 years old and she has been missing since thursday afternoon. so here's what we know about this so far. investigators have been looking into this is her biological mother reporting

her missing. the young girl was last seen at the casa, a royal apartments in fremont. police say the young girl was under custody of the father. the father of fremont resident passed away in san francisco early friday. ellie's mother per the custody agreement was supposed to have her child returned on friday since her father's passing. police say that the whereabouts of the young girl is unknown. ellie is about 3 feet tall, 60 pounds with brown eyes and black hair. and police say she was last seen wearing a pink jacket and shirt with black pants. is 92 point. it's not clear damage and the only thing anybody can do is >> care that she's a person and data point. i don't know what it is that made him and i know that he was sad. and sometimes sad people hurt people and mostly people hurt themselves. in this case. we're hoping that's where the

hurting stops. >> this is a story that is continuing to develop that we will stay on top of this story as well. the fremont police department is asking anyone with any sort information about the whereabouts of this young 3 year-old girl to please get in contact with them. reporting live to be just as kron 4 news. and we certainly hope that she is found soon. thank you, tiffany. the man accused of kidnapping a teenage girl at powell street bart station has been charged by the san francisco district attorney. >> 37 year-old jamal, all the blue faces, one count of kidnapping by force or fear and one count of battery on tuesday night. surveillance video captured the suspect forcing a 17 year-old from the station and pulling her to a car around 08:00pm. police arrested blue wednesday morning. police say blue knew the victim in this was not a random incident. >> we've got a mayday, mayday, mayday. there's a fire in the back of the aircraft the virus could.

>> a terrifying moment for travelers at sfo friday forced to evacuate american airlines flight after someone's laptop caused the cabin to fill up with smoke. we know the incident caused some injuries. hope was lezla gooden reports from sfo. >> when an american airlines flight left gate soon crews started noticing smoke filling the cabin. now in a statement, american airlines says it actually was coming from a passenger's laptop inside of their bag. now, the airline says that they were able to remove the back and evacuate all passengers through emergency slides and others to the jet bridge. now 3 passengers were injured and one didn't require medical transportation. again, this is american airlines flight 2, 0, 4, 5, heading to miami and san francisco fire department did respond was able to put out the smoke and we caught up with a resident who was picking up her friend from the airport, says incidents like this could make airlines

change the rules when it comes to electronics. don't think that's the first one that's ever. >> caught on fire or anything like that. there's not much you can do about it. if you're going to have to take those kind of things on the plane, anything you can do is get some research and development out of industry to to try and improve the batteries or whatever root cause of thing is because we can't just let continue on for >> forever. and all passengers were taken back to the gate around 01:00pm. and passengers tell us that it was a scary in a very desperate situation, trying to get out in san francisco was going for news. >> officials say 9 of the 19 people who may have died from heat exposure in santa clara county. we're seniors older than 65 for the victims were unhoused. we heard from san jose mayor matt mahan who emphasize the importance of homeless outreach programs. >> we've been out with outreach teams providing water, giving people information about our cooling centers, our partners at pta

are offering free transportation to the city's cooling center. >> medical experts say serious signs of heat, stroke and food, throbbing, headache, no sweating, but red hot skin and feelings of confusion and dizziness. anyone feeling these symptoms should call 9-1-1 and seek medical help immediately. it said county crews extinguished the coggins fire and the honda. the flames broke out around 6 friday morning after a car caught fire and spread to vegetation. the fire damaged at least 3 buildings and 3 trailers. cal-fire reporting the first wildfire death of the season. officials say they found human remains inside a burned down structure in mendocino county. the coroner's office says the victim, maybe a 66 year-old woman reported missing. fire. crews say the fire started monday was fueled by strong winds. cal fire says crews responded to more than 3,000 wildfires so far this year. and one man is dead and nearly 20 people without a home after a fire in oakland, fire officials say the flames

started at a duplex around 3 friday morning near 12th and magnolia streets. that's just northwest of the 8, 89, 80 split. fire crews contain the fire and pulled a man from the attic. he died at the hospital from smoke inhalation. the red cross is helping 7 adults and a dozen children displaced by the fire. investigators believe the cause of the fire may also have been electrical. police arrested a man accused of fatally setting a woman on fire. emergency crews responded to a fire along san pablo creek near road 20 back on july. 2nd, police found a body there severely burned. police arrested. 25 year-old william ramirez thursday. investigators have not yet identified the victim. firefighters say an encampment fire expended to a brush fire friday in vallejo, the fire broke out around 3.30, near the railroad tracks at the back of cow street citizen app. video shows flames and black smoke crews put out the fire in about an hour. one person was treated for burns to their feet. take a look at this battle in the police say

a 21 year-old man driving under the influence, crashed his car into a home. this happened just before 8 thursday night. you can see significa damage to the car and the home. the collision also affected nearby electrical boxes causing a power outage to nearby stoplights. officers found the driver with alcohol in hisu car. the man was taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries and later booked into the sonoma county jail. i have an update on the 16 year-old accused of stabbing a brentwood police officer in the neck. the teen now faces 6 years in juvenile hall. the stabbing happened last october in the area of redwood city park. police responded to reports of a teen taunting others with a kitchen knife. police say they tried to de-escalate the situation multiple times an officer went to detain the teen. that's when the boy stabbed the officer. the officer was taken to a hospital with non life-threatening injuries. the 16 year-old remains in custody. know it was smoke shop under investigation for allegedly housing illegal

merchandise. those items including magic mushroom candy bars, 20 pounds of suspected thc products in cartons filled with band out of state tobacco items. police started their investigation at the business near seminary and foothill after community complaints. investigators did not name the business but see town smoke shop is the only smoke shop on that block. officials say a store clerk was also detained but not arrested. >> a dance party kicked off in downtown san francisco. bhangra beats night market return to financial district friday night. dozens of people partied in the streets enjoying live music, food and art displays. if you missed the festivities last night, you can catch the event again. september 13th from 5 to 10:00pm. and happening today, san francisco's barrel head brewhouse shuts down for good. >> the bar opens from 02:00pm to midnight. the owners say they welcome all patrons to

stop by the did not share reason for why they're closing. also happening today, casper's hotdogs closes there, c street location in hayward after 8 decades of serving the community, the other location on foothill boulevard remains open. 4 other stores also stay open. those are in pleasant hill, dublin, richmond and oakland. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news experts raising the alarm over cyber fraud involving homebuyers. a number of victim, a number of people rather already falling victim to the scam. >> still going to be hot today inland, but we have bit of scattered clouds remain all day today, actually challenging some of these forecast highs. watch out for some dry lightning up in the mountains as well. the warnings

>> all right. welcome back. 9.13, this morning live shot outside of downtown san francisco. we're looking at this. what think? it was a >> hot out friday but things are going to change. yeah, you it will hot later today. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and that marine layer is checking in again. our good old friend. it's sneaking in under this layer of high pressure which is squeeze in the marine layer to a very thin layer there. you can see it half moon bay. >> so right above it, which is very typical. the air is very, very warm. well in the 80's, almost 90 and will mix out with that dry air goes away for the most part, maybe along the coast. so stubborn. but what we're really watching is when you get way up there to 30,000 feet, that's a different story. some scattered clouds on the kind of saturate a little bit up to that level and below freezing. so we might get some ice

crystals moving. that energy is what we're concerned about, because that's dry lightning. 74 for antioch, 72 for livermore. lot of 60's in the east bay up north 50's and 60's with 56 san francisco. 55 at half moon bay. obviously with the dose of but fog this morning, there's the flow pattern coming from the southeast. it's very reminiscent of the monsoon pattern that we tend to see a lot this time of year, particularly july august, september. that's the zone. and that's that high. it can continue to move to the east. so we're not getting as much of that squeezing effect. that's going to let this heatwave expire. but it's this moisture in the transition. we got to watch. it shows up on futurecast for there's the flare up and the mountains you can see. so in tahoe, at least the radar may see some rain, but you may not get into the surface. tomorrow morning. we're back again with the typical marine layer, the coastal drizzle, blah, blah, blah. that mixes out a little bit better clearing tomorrow, though,cin the mountains still left over with those afternoon showers and thunder showers. the by monday we can retire that game. probably and stay kind of in the dry pattern

with this morning fog each day and not so hot. so this is what it is all put together. variable clouds hot, inland tomorrow. it's bay fog, but mostly sunny in the afternoon. better clearing little drier aloft than for next week, mostly sunny in summer warmth. it's warm for some of us upper 80's going on here with temperatures. meanwhile, 60's working at the coast, but its next weekend, things may change again. 68 san francisco, 74 for oakland, 86 san jose there in the 90's still hanging on and the far east bay. that's what the heat advisory remains east bay shoreline, though, treated to some lower 80's. here it is over the next couple of days and keep still keep some scattered clouds in their sunday all the way. good to see a more sun tomorrow than today. it's kind it's kind tail. 2 different moistures are fog at the ground. it's cold. it doesn't do much. and so it's tough. upstairs were kind of concerned about which is also cold in that environment. but relative to the elevations. >> okay. a tale of 2 different types of what you to do that have some moisture is twen get excitable. that's a guy up there with okay. all right. thanks a lot, dave. good update.

>> well, as the city as the bay area continues to simmer under that heat wave, many of us may be turning to the water to cool off public safety officials now issuing reminders on ways to protect ourselves while having fun with the family this summer. earlier today we spoke with chief warrant officers apollo with the u.s. coast guard on water safety. watch this. >> good morning to you, sir. good morning, stephanie. good morning to all of you. and thank you so much for joining us. and we know that you have a very busy schedule being with the coast guard. >> thank you so much for inviting me to talk about public safety when it comes to being on the water. >> absolutely. so to start off your has the coast guard been seeing more search and rescue cases recently? >> we certainly have, stephanie. it spent about a 30% rise since july. 1st. and those numbers are kind of s% expected. but the heat wave is definitely exasperated. that. >> okay. what are some of the common issues that you're seeing people run into when they're out on the water? >> well, for things come to mind, but i'd like to talk

briefly about wearing a life jacket. that's the number one the coast guard. every year we published statistics about death that occurs and the maritime domain around the water. and last year 2023, we had 564 deaths occur. 3, 3, here in california 75% of those deaths were because of drowning. and 87% of those people who were drowning victims in their life we all know that we are required to have a life jacket board vessel. every time we go out to sea. but it's not enough to just have a life jacket. he also got to wear just like having a seat belt in a car doesn't do much for you unless you're actually using well, coast guard-approved life jacket is suitable. i really like the orange ones with the retrospective cape. that is kind of selling right in. and the reason why that is because that orange contrasts very well with the water even at night with a retrospective tape reflects off of a spotlight. very easy to find. you are much okay. so wearing a life jacket is key. when folks are playing to be on the

water. >> and they want to have some fun out there splash around. but it's important that they really have that life jacket on with the bright orange, anything with any other tips that people should be keeping in mind. >> when they go out maybe to boat, for example. >> absolutely. thank you for that question. 3 things come to mind. the first one is that folks tend to rely on cell phones quite a bit. cell phones are. very well designed and but they're built for land, not for the water. the coast guard is always monitoring channel 16 and that's a marine band radio. so if you have a radio, it's going work a lot better when you're out in the water always build the reach. help that way. cell phones, not so much. the second thing that comes to mind is always check the weather. i know that your news outlet does a great job of talking about the weather national weather service doesn't a for the water and folks can check to see what kind of conditions are going out into. and lastly, i'd like to talk the things that our

mothers taught us and what i mean by that is when i was a young man growing up, i would leave in the morning and i would not come back until the street lights came on. and mom was okay with that because she didn't ask. where you going to be going to be with and what i'm going to be home. so just like that, the wisdom of our mariners can learn a lot from that by leaving what we call an itinerary or flow plan with someone shore. and that's lopez. happy, very complicated. it can just simply be the description of your boat where you're going, where you're leaving from, what? i'm going to be back. if something does happen, we're out in the water. and you call the coast guard or you call 9-1-1. we have really all the information we need to start a search and rescue case. gotcha. so it's always in terms of the key takeaway to let somebody know exactly where you're going to be and how long we're going to be out there, whether it's through a written note or just letting a good friend know before you had absolutely stephanie, ok, very good. you're also involves with search and rescue case is on land as well. yes, yes, stephanie. and

>> this one very personal to me because lot of search and rescue case is to start on the beach. >> this to hazards that people need to be aware of. the first one is rip currents and the second one is sneaker waves rip currents. we all kind of our where what rip currents are. but just as a refresher, all that energy that's coming on to the beach. any time there is breaking surf, rip currents going to be president and that water comes. got to go anywhere and produces a rip. and that is a very strong currents can pull people out into the ocean. the thing to do with you do find yourself in a rip. current is just unparalleled. the peach state remain calm and once you're out of people feel it come back to shore and swim safely. >> okay. some very good guidance there. and since we do have some time remaining here, what are some general best practices that people should keep in mind when they go out and engage in summer activities in general. but the coast guard is involved in. >> i would say that that just being very safe, be making

sure that we're prepared for the weather have plenty of water, have a back-up plan. yes, he's staying hydrated is so important. given these hot temperatures in tend to also do quite a bit of day drinking at the nicer weather out as well. it will tear us to know to about just the work that your division your group does with regards to the bay area. walk us through that. >> in addition to search and rescue, we are one of the sectors in the united states coast guard. entire nation were also one of the busiest, of course, the coast guard regulates the maritime transportation that work. so all those ships are coming in and transporting goods, too. the are regulated by the coast guard. we also regulate fisheries. i would to drug enforcement >> whole it. and really that the job runs the whole gamut. it's quite aggressive. and how can people get more information about the coast guard in general safety tips on how to have a good and safe summer.

>> there's a lot of information on the web. the coast guard auxiliary a volunteer branch of the coast guard. they regularly go out and do safety checks and that's free of charge. that's very easy to arrange. okay. very good. >> want to take a moment to thank you for your service. i know it's quite a dynamic and can be a dangerous job as well. how many rescues would you say that you conduct every year again, >> were about 1000 search and rescue cases every year. and thereabouts between 2,1200. i personally do about 3 or 400 we are very busy here in the bay area. >> all right. thank you so much for your service to you and your we really appreciate for letting me talk about search and rescue and help people get a little bit safer out there the summer. absolutely. okay. u.s. coast guard officer as the pollen. think you so much for your think you so much for your time. they will be right back. y just scored the

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>> all right, 9.30, this saturday. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the latest on the suspect accused of turning a gun on his own family members in alameda killing his 6 year-old son. and recall efforts in full swing right now against oakland mayor sheng thao. what her legal team says she's not getting fair treatment. welcome back to the couple morning news at 9.30. let's get you started this half hour with a look. your forecast, dave, what should we know? >> okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody was still with the same drill going to be hot inland here. not as hot as it's been, however. so we're starting to the transition thing in today's probably the big day of the transition. the

advisory does in today. now there's the shot of sfo. you see some of the leftover fog. but in the background there, some scattered clouds. and that's kind of little bit more about were worried about their. you see this layer right above us. and that's what can produce some dry lightning right now. it's very early in the day. there isn't much energy in the atmosphere and we're more concerned about the mountains potentially later today. there you see up around tahoe, at least some dry rain occurring. rain evaporates before reaching the ground, but potentially maybe some dry lightning today. the grays that you see here, some of those are shadows. but more importantly, that's the low level moisture of the fog. the what kind of peel away as the morning starts to progress. now back to the advisory that's still with us until about 9 tonight covering the east bay over the east bay hills. a little out of santa clara valley. also a bit up to the north bay, but notice in the west marin, san francisco, the peninsula has been taken out of all of this. 77 for antioch, 72 for livermore, most readings around the bay in the 60's with some 50's towards the coast. that's a

bit cooler than we were this time from yesterday, coupled with the help from some of the fog keeping those temps down a bit. but again, variable clouds expected today. high temperatures in the lower 90's, but more importantly, maybe some dry lightning, most likely that will be off to the central valley and in the mountains. all. take a look at that. and also your 4 zone forecast a stephanie. dave, thank you. >> the alameda father accused of killing 4 of his own family members appeared in court for the first time friday kron four's philippe djegal spoke with some of the suspects. co-workers. >> nice guy with a short fuse. that's how colleagues describe 54 year-old shane killian. here's a photo taken of him the morning he shot 5 members of his family in alameda, killing 4 of them in his own home. fellow welder. mike's saxby says for the 3rd time in 3 months that deadly day killian walked off the job at pbf refinery in martinez after someone was critical of his work. saxby says it is not

uncommon for construction subcontractors to lose their tempers once in a while, but chilean seem to get upset about relatively minor issues. several colleagues also say kilian talked about his family on the job, loved his children, but had a strained relationship with his father-in-law. one of the murder victims, saxby says killian was not happy about his parents-in-law moving in with him on kitty hawk road. che rock child knows and works with killian too, and describes him this way. when i was an apprentice, he was a drowning person and work multiple filters together. >> how would you describe pretty level most of the time. feisty occasionally pretty level. always. joking. pretty cheerful most of the time the ever talk as kids all the time. love them sitting to this. really proud. sadly, 2 of the shooting victims were

kilian 6, one year-old sons and the 6 year-old son did not survive. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> alameda unified school district. they shared this statement about the deadly shooting saying they are devastated by the news. one of their students was killed they said their hearts go out to all involved. the new attorney for oakland mayor sheng thao says the mayor will not be the target of whatever investigation the government is conducting this comes after last month's fbi raid of taos home kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> the attorney for oakland mayor sheng thao is blasting federal prosecutors saying the justice department's dramatic step to rate house home without any public explanation. just months before a major recall election has now unquestionably affected the election and unfairly influence the decision voters will have this november. the statement goes on to suggest the feds have violated their own guidelines which warned prosecutors against undertaking

investigations. we're selecting the timing of investigative steps to affect an election or otherwise influence a candidate or campaign. there just is no rule that says that when an elected official is in some way involved in an investigation that they need to be carved out of it and any investigative steps involving need to wait until after the election. that's just not a requirement. >> former federal prosecutor dave callaway isn't buying the argument the feds violated their own guidelines. >> and says it's a stretch to suggest federal prosecutors are interested in influencing the outcome of the oakland mayor's race. the mayors council is correct that this was dramatic because it's always dramatic if agents show up and jackets at the home of the mayor. and it's even more. it's even more dramatic if that mayor is currently facing a recall election. but investigations can't stop because of that. there is a

consultation requirement under the justice manual. and i'm sure all the requirements of justice man were followed here. the statement from taos attorney suggesting the feds overstepped is the first comment we've had since tower self denied any wrongdoing at a news conference days after the raid kron, 4 political analyst michael yaki believes the statement is purely political. it's not a bad boy. a tactic to say. >> that this war, this may have violated doj guidelines. it certainly for a lot of democrats will bring back memories. robert mueller and and hillary clinton in the 2016 election, which could only quite frankly help the mayor and she needs all the help she can get right now. but yeah, keep points out. putting out such a statement is a double edged sword that cuts both ways because by raising that you're also reminding people of why the fact and the fact that there was a raid in the first place. dan kerman kron, 4 news.

>> the vacaville police department is mourning the loss of one of their officers. officer matthew bowen died in the line of duty while making a traffic stop. kristin martin spoke with those who knew him personally. >> he was ball of energy, always inquisitive, hardworking, always had a smile, a smile. they'll no longer see. >> yesterday when i came in, i wasn't working yesterday, but i came in because of what happened. he's still ogden to our computer. not all is. his windows and his paperwork for the last times. kind of hit me hard. vacaville police say officer matthew bowen, who joined the department in june 2023. >> was killed in the line of duty thursday morning. >> how are feeling right now? >> upset and hurt. >> police say, well, officer bowen was initiating a traffic stop a passing vehicle struck him. >> but i real good buddy. got

that. said, what's a lunch with? >> covered me. whatever he thought that i needed to cover on the traffic stop was always the first answer on the radio. >> now, the vacaville police officers association is asking for the community to answer the call to help them support officer bowlen's wife and 2 sons through a fund to campaign anything that we get go straight to the family to fill what he's not there to do anymore. their goal is to raise a million dollars. >> i can only imagine how hard it would be for my family. >> officers say the community of vacaville has already shown up and their department is keeping them strong because this is what he would us to do stay strong for them to continue to do his honor. what he would want to do, what he was happy and excited to do every single day. and that was or cycle. kristin vartan kron. 4 news. related challenges continue for people living across the bay area.

>> those in a home where mobile home park were left in the dark without power all night long. other locals headed to the grocery store after their refrigerator power went out. >> talk to my neighbor next door. their refrigerator. it's all thought out. they don't have any backup power. she has noticed autistic child in the home that can she can only feed certain things she can't really feed them much because they don't have a refrigerator. >> according to pg and e the issue was tied to a faulty cable. the utility says their investigation revealed that the cable was not theirs but actually owned by someone else. teen on the peninsula is praise this morning for raising thousands of dollars for a local animal shelter. seventeen-year-old jai with dani presented a check for $8200 to pets in need in palo alto. the teen sold photographs of the adoptable animals and raised money by offering portraits for families and their pets. well, donna says he was inspired to action after his own family's

experience with adopting a dog. he saw the poor conditions. the animals were living in and felt he needed to do something. >> it feels good to make the difference provides bunch animals here. i know they can use $200 to. really improve a bunch of things. it stopped. take us to a lot of money. so >> don't. says he hopes to expand the mission to more shelters. >> and for high temperatures today, we have the lower 90's going on in the far east bay. meanwhile, up north, we have 80's going to be looking ahead of forecasts of a little moderation with the temperatures, but still some exciting leftover in that

>> 3 earthquakes were detected near the san andreas fault this week, according to the usgs, the first quake, a magnitude 2.7, the head around a 46 in fresno county. the second 3.0 struck around 9.29. between denville in brentwood and the 3rd magnitude. 2.6 hit at 10, 13 in mendocino county. just a few dozen people reported feeling these quakes. no damage reported in any incident. the remnants of hurricane beryl are overwhelming communities in new england and upstate new york in vermont. heavy rains led to flooding that caused the sinkhole. at least 2 people in the state died during the storms with at least one confirmed to have been weather related. the rain washed out bridges and vote across the region. first responders have performed more than 100 rescues of people trapped by high water. we've got about. >> 6 inches of rain. they said

is coming down telling about 2 inches an hour on point. and it just totally watch where this covert. and now we've got a river in our front yard. >> meantime, days after the storm tore through texas, destruction is still keeping 10's of thousands of people in the dark. major power outages still ongoing in houston. a missed these high summer temperatures. relief may be out of reach for several more days. the fruit fly quarantine in the bay area is over. the invasive species have been detected near the cities of brett. wouldn't oakley leading to a quarantine zone of 99 miles. 300 varieties of citrus fruits, nuts, vegetables, and berries affected by this. for the past 10 months, people in farmers that grew the affected crops couldn't move their plans from their properties. commercial crops were required more treatment before they were harvested. damage happens when the female lays eggs inside the fruits and the eggs hatch leaving the food in edible. taking a live look outside now 9.45. this saturday morning. this is the

embarcadero, the bay looking at the bay bridge as well as san francisco. you can see a bit of a breeze out there. it looks like things are starting cool off with this fog and i have fruit flies, my lead-in. so member as a kid, we used to collect compost all the time. >> and didn't take it out soon. enough fruit flies beaten to the punch in district going crazy there. so that was a bad thing. but anyway, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. east bay shoreline. we're still in the thick of this fog. the cooling fog. yeah. so this feels good. you folks inland. you're still look at those that mercury climb and the lower 90's. still again, today. now, so far, we're already in the 70's, but you'll notice even inland. we have some scattered clouds to deal with. that's a different type of moisture 60's cover the east bay shoreline up north. there's 50's and 60's was 57 for san francisco. here's situation we have here between the slow and more important this high. very familiar with. it's moving to the east. so the compression that still compressing that fog, but it that marine layer is able to sneak end part one. part 2 is we get the southeasterly flow pattern

working with the low that pulls up that lower level moisture. that moisture from the lower latitudes rather. and that is a little bit of the monsoon type like pattern that you see the pulsating afternoon showers and thunder showers in the rockies. on the backside of that high by the middle that we crawled right out everything, even our mountains. so therefore, we probably won't see much activity in the afternoon. certain the bayfront just today, some scattered clouds probably will be drying out a little better for tomorrow. that point talking aloft now, not the site at the surface and we'll see temperatures backtrack a little bit until latter portion of the week. the high pressure comes back a little bit. he's back and we may be looking at triple digits as we get into the following week potentially. we'll see if it all comes together. a thing as we timed out right for that. san francisco, the 4 zone forecast. your about 68 today. little cool the coast because this morning fog depending on when it mixes out now lower 60's. we'll try 77 for burlingame. 77 also foster city. but looking at 86 redwood city, 83 palo alto,

try about 90 for san jose. 86 milpitas east bay shoreline, lower 80's, but try valley. you're still in that heat advisory today. lower 90's, 90 for walnut creek, 69 berkeley. there's the difference in temperatures. 72 of allay 92 fairfield nap at about 18 87 for santa rosa. so again, moderation is the trend we've been daboll to some upper 80's here, but we start to move back up again to the 90's as we head into the weekend, stephanie. and by the following monday, we might be looking at triple digits. >> okay. back its yeah. back into that hot, hot, hot but i suppose in would you say that's pretty normal for this time of year without the hundreds. but this stuff here is is pretty close to. yes, that's pretty close our average is about to start with his average. now. it's hard. so we will just keep our eye on it's good. they are the only thing as a dry thunderstorms up in the mountains today tomorrow. that slight concern. okay. all right. thanks for keeping an eye on for us. breaking news now. doctor ruth westheimer,

america's pioneering therapist who became a pop icon by talking about once taboo bedroom topics. >> has died. she was 96 years old. and we take a look at her life. >> doctor ruth westheimer, the frank talking therapist who made it ok to talk about. >> and the new york area doctor ruth westheimer has become somewhat of a cult figure. she is a professor of human sexuality at the new york hospital, cornell university medical college. he's also the host of a very popular call in radio program entitled sexually speaking. please welcome. doctor ruth westheimer. about your radio program? i think about program. >> westheimer was a pedigreed world-renowned psychosexual therapist who moved normally private therapy sessions about bedroom topics and put them on airways with huge success. her

new york radio program expanded from a 15 minute show to an hour in the 80's. she then took her success and expanded it into tv talk shows and wrote 40 books for larger than life personality built into her pint-sized 4 foot, 7 inch frame and a heavy german accent added up to someone people confided in. she believed her passion for love. group from a painful past. >> i it so it. that this popped my being so interested editions of sexuality t also something to do my having no 70. >> westheimer says during world war 2, her parents saved her life by sending her out of germany to a swiss orphanage. she survived better orthodox jewish parents died in the holocaust. after the war, she was a sniper for the jewish underground army. eventually

westheimer move to america to new york city. were she not only started a family but began her educational and professional life. she wanted to take the stigma off of and look for avenues to reach as many people as possible. the therapist started a website where she had a column and took questions. her work continued on a radio and tv shows becoming a part of the 80's and 90's. pop culture westheimer appeared in films, commercials, tv game shows and sitcoms always plane herself. >> if you think that's great. she remained a popular talk show guest say fix with no into >> just say like this that if you don't a like that, i did hey, you set it. you help people as sacks talk about

great things. but you don't want to talk about your own life. you don't. >> and stayed active well into her 90's. hulu produced a documentary about her life called ask doctor ruth and she remained on social media answering questions on twitter, joking when they changed her logo to an ex. so now my tweets or, even when i don't mention. >> that's true. icon. there. and we'll be right back. all

right. a university in northern ireland held its first-ever graduation ceremony to honor the furry companions that help students navigate their college journey. there were 28 gradual pets, including dogs, cats and even a hamster university. officials say research shows the importance of support animals as study buddies. they say spending time with pets can enhance concentration and reduce stress stress, both of which are crucial for effective study habits. we love to have some animals in the newsroom today. lot of help. reduction yes, we'll food. a fredo is reacting to a dip in revenue after several quarters of price increases. the company is considering some cost-cutting measures and also boosting promotions of popular brands, including 2 retos cheetos and lay's. that's a cold calls. they own frito lay and in a call with investors ceo remote he said, quote, there is some value to

be given back to consumers after several years of inflation. so renegotiate. come on guys to those. yeah. because we need to smack and volume as yes, but we talk about inflation of the temperatures they're actually deflating a little bit we do actually have to the deflation for temperatures us now. good, stephanie, this mount tam picture there you see kind of the bright lights to the ground. that's the fog staff. >> then right above that, you see kind of that high cloudiness. that's the concern type of moisture that's coming up from the southern latitudes there go. we get the heating, which potentially could be showers or thundershowers. not so much in the bay area, but that's really in the mountains and the concern being dry. lightning, 77 for antioch at this hour. 73 for livermore. most readings in the 60's. you can see and some 50's off towards the coast and san francisco at 57. there is stormtracker 4. and again, if you'll notice the cloud cover you can see that's the bright lights. that's the higher level moisture. and then the kind of cold moisture is at

the surface because of the cold coast and all but already some. you can see some flare ups a little bit. here are some showers and thunder showers put the conversation on here. this is the focus of the prediction center's severe prediction center and we see the green just means chance of seeing some thunder showers. all that just means general was concern or anything or know of a concern with that. however, you see around the bay area's kind of lacking that because that marine layer kind of quiets the atmosphere a little bit. that's why it's a little bit less likely. there's the low helping us out towards the coast. you can see high pressure goes away. we get a break and then it comes on back again. and that starts an increase in temperatures into next weekend. really? i boeing next monday potentially could see numbers really start to move. there's your highs, but it's got that extended forecast. look at that. moderation is the you like the season, which is still july. and then we're gonna start turning up in the next week and the following week, something to be watched as we get into next weekend. most definitely. thanks for keeping an eye on day. you're not like

outbreak. haha site in the sunshine. >> all right. well, enjoy the rest of your weekend. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 07:00am to kid care.

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