[music] jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time as we go into the wild. [music] >> now on the kron 4 morning news as wildfires rage across our state. a live look at the efforts to keep communities safe. and thousands of runners lace up their shoes and hit the pavement today. we take you inside the san francisco marathon. >> from the area's local news

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 sunday, july. the 28th. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar high stephanie, good morning. good morning, everybody. and we start off again with that fog. it's pretty much engulfed most of the bay. it will be clearing out a little quicker today than we saw from yesterday. however, the going to be problem areas. >> golden gate bridge, san francisco. you have to be looking a lot of cloud cover to get the day started. and through most of the day looks to be mostly cloudy, will probably improve a little bit on this in the afternoon, but don't expect a whole lot of sun from that perspective. you folks inland. of course, we'll see that clearing a little quicker. speaking of the fog issue, this underscores the fact that along the coast, it's going to be pretty much overcast and that's the trend you can expect through the week ahead as we're looking at a cooler week, going to be a lot of fog and slow to clear and keep those fog clouds around the coast through much of the day, winds will be on

shore with the program. not an unexpected with this helping keeping us cool and bring that marine layer in 59, antioch and also livermore. we got 61 for hayward and up to the north bay and peninsula. roast readings are into the 50's pretty close to yesterday's numbers give or take a degree or so on each side. and the breakdown today reflecting the quicker clearing inland. you should start to see this by mid morning. temperatures, though, getting inland around. 81 are ready by 2 o'clock that shows that faster. he will have more. your forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie. >> dave, thank you. now to look at the largest wildfire burning right now in our state. officials say the park fire is now at 350,000 acres and he's just 12% contained. the flames spreading across 4 counties in the north state destroying more than 100 structures so far evacuation orders remain in place. >> we understand the challenge is so see a with evacuating sterling city miguel. yeah. and then subsequently paradise. so we thought to be

best to put those areas and warning and stage resources in those areas so that in the event. that we had to move that warning to an order. we would be prepositioned and able to coordinate that. investigate that evacuation. >> the park fire broke out wednesday afternoon. just east of chico. more than 3700 firefighters are tackling this incident from the air and the ground. in the bay area. we are tracking 3 wildfires. firefighters stopped forward progress on the point. fire in contra costa county. it broke out friday. officials have since lifted evacuation orders point fire burning about 470 acres. it is 85% contained. in livermore. the flynn fire is approaching full containment. that blaze sparked by a car fire. the flames spread to vegetation near interstate 5.80, cal fire says the flynn fire grew to about 390 acres. it is 95% contained. also an

alameda county, the creek fire and soon all burned. at least 3, 7, 130 acres and is 15% contained. this is burning just north of the calaveras reservoir. well, for as gayle ong reports. >> i came back. i was really shocked to see them out of fire retardant remains from a fire in bay point too close for comfort. it was all over. these parked cars, a solid portion of this neighborhood here in bay point was covered in fire retardant yesterday. >> with fire crews looking to put out a fire that got super close to homes and with many cleanup efforts still underway, including this playground that may be out of commission for a while as folks continue to clean up. many of them are just happy that the fire here to not spread as far as it could have. many people are also planning ways to prevent the next one. it's shocking to see it this close. the fire line, this close assist. yards away.

wayne kaminsky bought this home 30 years ago says this is the first time they've ever had to evacuate. definitely. we've already had discussion on that store. the call. >> our supervisor, a county supervisor say, you know what's going on here now with a big cleanup. he has to schedule. >> he's more won't be the end of it in bay point fire neighbors say came closer than any fire before it. >> it burned 470 acres and took hours to control. we don't live in. >> chico are in those areas. rosa. so we've never had always, you know, the mission of this kind of name to the fired half. >> and we're seeing a lot of fire activity throughout the state the vegetation very drive-in. cal fire's chelsea burkett says fire season has been steady this year, but tall grass and high winds makes heart help yourselves, you know, educate yourself. 3 different people think that defensible spaces creating his

own between your house and the hills in which a fire can catch on kind keep it clean. neighbors we spoke with say they're cleaning up their backyards and then have addressed in my backyard in the market, but cause of the fire. cal fire also says to check your car for metal that can cause sparks. >> and to only use power tools in your backyard before the afternoon. but in the meantime, neighbors are just thankful this recent fire didn't cause more damage. that was very scared. and thank you learned that nothing happened to my house in bay point jack moment. kron 4 news. >> man accused of setting a uc berkeley patrol car on fire has been charged with one count of maliciously, damaging property. police say 34 year-old casey goon and carried 6 molotov cocktails on to campus back in june. official sharing these stills from surveillance video showing the suspect appearing to place the explosives underneath the fuel tank of a patrol car and igniting them. the vehicle did not explode. but police say the car was totaled from the damage. is pleading not guilty. his

sentencing is set for sometime in september. and crews were called to the bar 12 street station saturday afternoon for a medical emergency while responding firefighters, john smoke, they found the fire inside an electrical room. the cause is still under investigation. the crews on scene shared their theory about what happened. >> warning directions are going >> crews are working to restore bart service is expected to. >> the back by 08:00am no foul play suspected. how california highway patrol confirmed a 3rd victim died in that tragic car crash near double slide in san mateo county. that crash happened just before noon friday on highway one in the area between pacifica and montara. officials shut down the highway in both directions for several hours during the rescue effort. chp is investigating what caused the crash. they have not yet identified. the victims killed or what caused that crash. but

they do want to remind people to drive carefully well on the roadways this summer. >> is it is a beautiful place. but ultimately it's up to drivers to ensure that they're enjoying that safely. you there are great views. we have whales migrating this time of year. it can be easy to, you know, want to look out and enjoy the beauty. but the most important thing is to keep your eyes on the road and drive safely. >> in the south bay, a woman was hit and killed by a van in san jose. police say this happened last week in the area of tully road near highway 101. police said the woman and a man were riding bikes while crossing the sidewalk. they were hit by the van. officials say this is the 25th fatal collision and traffic death in the city so far this year. in oakland, a man is behind bars after allegedly leading police on a pursuit. police say chp officer saw the car speeding down international boulevard last week. the suspect was later tracked down by a patrol helicopter. police arrested the suspect when he reached a

dead end. the suspect faces several charges including felony evading and reckless driving. >> and happening right now at 07:00:08am, thousands of runners prepare to hit the pavement for the san francisco marathon and live in the city for us with more details on this is our own tiffany typically we see some a lot of people behind you already there. >> yeah, we had a good group of runners start their race this morning. you know, it is that time again this out francisco marathon is full swing. you can the starting line right behind us. you can see even more runners lining up to that starting a line. we have a lot of events going on today. the full marathon already started there on the course that ray start at 5.15, this morning. runners are still warming up because there are many more events taking place this year. they have to have marathons. one start at 7 o'clock. the other is going to get going at 8.30. >> there's also a 10 k 5 k so

many of the ultra runners actually star last night. they begin their race at 10, 15 last night and they will cover of 52.4 miles. so approximately 2 marathons, several streets are blocked off for the rays. many of them are around park and arrow into the marina. the embarcadero will be closed until 03:00pm today and it will be altered. officials say northbound barca darrow slash king street will be closed from 3rd street to broadway and southbound bucket. will be closed from broadway to harrison. now in the marina, it looks like all the closures will last until 9 o'clock this morning westbound lanes of bay street will be closed down until 9. am this morning. so we have some more racers lighting up to the starting line. actually just started. they're getting going right behind me. if you do want revisit those road closures, what's more? they're already online at kron. 4 dot cons. stephanie, back to that's so exciting to see those big crowds behind you there. getting a nice a jump start to the morning.

>> thanks so much, stephanie. coming up, a warning this morning about another tiktok trend. why some medical experts say could lead to some bad health problems. >> and our runners are probably be treated to a lot of cloud cover in keeping those temperatures down elsewhere, particularly inland. we're going to be popping up to about 70 come 11 as the skies really opened up, even including across the we'll check out your forecast for this afternoon and what lies ahead for next week. kron 4 morning news continues.

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investigating a deadly crash they say may have been caused by a drunk driver. officials responded to the crash a lone tree way and sagebrush drive just after midnight saturday. police say a car hit a woman biking in the area. the victim died at the scene. the driver stayed and cooperated with the investigation. police arrested a suspect for suspicion of driving under the influence. all right, 7.30, this morning. let's take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. i mean, looking at this, my goodness, you wouldn't even think it was summertime day. it's been keeping its been nice job, keeping those temperatures down, stephanie, and that we really like. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> and that trend is being felt also in the south bay. this is san jose state and kind of socked in with the cloud cover. however. >> they will probably be looking at some clearing a lot sooner and we'll get to that clearing elsewhere quicker than we did yesterday. but you have problem areas, san francisco, you're looking at probably mostly cloudy for today. east bay shoreline will improve a little bit here as we get to the late morning

early afternoon. but in some problem, areas like the coast, southern marin do have some issues. we're going have a lot of that cloud cover still with us. not just today, but throughout the week ahead. so just think of this. the fog of slow to clear, very, very lazy all week long. wherever your location around, the bay inland are going to see that afternoon. typical clearing temperatures right now. we're at 59 antioch, also livermore east bay shoreline around 60 is for right now. 50's up north and in the peninsula yes, will get them in the afternoon. hours will be a little late, however, probably after 6 going right across the golden gate through the carquinez strait numbers elsewhere in the valleys, you can see they're pretty much in the teens as they build into monday as well in the afternoon. only getting the teens lower 20's as far as that fog and cloud cover situation. there's the clearing job, but you see the problem areas of the coast little on the east bay shoreline. so still some scattered clouds tomorrow in the same kind of drill. comes the fog again. and then in the afternoon or late morning, it should clear out very nicely. pretty good. but again, some

problem areas you can see down south and around the peninsula looks like tuesday will be another issue for that as well. so we have a change of the pattern of the continual bringing in of that monsoon. i'm sorry. marine layer which continues to supply more moisture for us. that's good. keep the temperatures down. so the cool deal continues for the day. quicker clearing, though, cloudy at the coast early for this week. we got warming with 90 ish expected by mid week for those inland spots. we're finding reminded it's getting into july august here, scattered bay clouds remain and that means the peninsula little bit, too, in the coast looks to be mostly cloudy next weekend. summer-like question mark. some of the models are really jumping ahead on this and saying, well, we're pushing well in the 90's, maybe even popping 100 others completely disagrees. so we'll see as we get a little closer. if that happens. a slcramento in central valley, you're going to be toasty, 65 san francisco, mostly cloudy and cold, better clearing again. variable clouds open a cool about 70 78 san jose. 86 going on for any act up north.

little bit of a mixture of some 80's and 70's again, warming all week long. here's half moon bay socked in with that cloud cover. got them a clouds tomorrow, 80 to 84 by tuesday and will be popping about 90 or so come wednesday. just a little reminder that, you know, it's still july. they'll be actually getting in august. but that point so okay, very good. we're glad to see no triple digits. yeah, now. yeah thanks a lot. >> on thursday, police got a frightening call about a woman floating face down in a swimming pool. >> this happening in fairfield off of alaska avenue an apartment complex. now, a man there says he found the woman face down, pulled her from the water and had his girlfriend perform cpr. when police arrived, they took over cpr and revived the victim later at the hospital. doctors say that quick action from witnesses and police is why the victim survived. we spoke with the man, but what he did to save the woman's life. >> this whole situation is kind of put in perspective

that sometimes that there's something it doesn't really matter. you know, your life is worth a lot more than just financial stability sometimes now feels incredible. you know, it's it's something that gets due. out of is react. you know, luckily the time is right and we happen to be passing by to work out for everybody. you know. >> and for your health, ge healthcare announced plans to use artificial intelligence tools from amazon to decipher complex medical data. the company says it's working with amazon right now to build ai models. ge healthcare says the technology will be used for screenings, diagnoses and even scheduling medical appointments. one study says as much as 97% of data produced by hospitals news. the company says they i will help radiologists and other doctors comprehend medical data faster. >> i some time he has won have been chewing on i'm solid and will its being erected held on

my best been miss connie queen's medal. and she >> well, that might sound like a lot of fun. the medical experts are raising concerns over the latest tiktok trend which involves showing a lot of gum now in those videos, young men are seen chewing extra they say to get a more chiseled jaw line. one company showing off how quickly they claim it work, saying some clients have seen six-week transformations. they're even offering trainers for the service. but health officials urge people to be cautious of this facial fitness trend. >> the muscle that they would be working is this one right here, which is called the massacre muscle and actually does nothing for the jaw line? you know, you're probably better off going around eating healthy. >> to get rid of any, you know, sub mental fatter the chain that could help. you know, more clearly defined a job and you are doing chewing. >> so buyers beware. all of

this for a so-called chisel john. a gel liner, one of the most popular gomes claims that its results are backed by science. but health experts say engaging i the trend could lead to broken teeth and joint damage. >> for your health, this sunday's world hepatitis awareness, day the liver infection can lead to a range of health problems, including. >> deadly liver cancer. the cdc says more than half of those living with the virus are of asian or pacific islander descent. and that's why richard, so francisco nonprofit. hep b free says his group is working with the api community in the bay area to bring awareness. >> vaccines have been super effective. it's in the upper 90 percentage. and so it's really like let's get everyone tested for the disease. let's get everyone vaccinated. who doesn't have disease and we could wipe this disease out in a couple of years. >> so says many asian americans are not aware of hepatitis because the disease doesn't come with physically visible symptoms.

>> kron 4 your local elections headquarters and former president donald trump appears to be walking back his commitment to a second presidential debate. his campaign says they are waiting until vice president kamala harris is formally nominated to the top of the democratic ticket. our dc correspondent raquel martin has more. donald trump previously stated that he would like to debate the vice president. but in a new statement from his campaign, they suggest that political chaos within the democratic party could mean there could be a different candidate in the end. >> a face off between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris is now in limbo. thursday. the trump campaign said it would not commit to a second until democrats have formally nominated the vp pierce's back pedaling. i'm ready on the heels of a multistate campaign run. vice president harris told reporters she and trump each agreed to debate in september. >> voters deserve to the split screen that exists.

>> back in may, president biden and trump agreed to 2 debates one in june on cnn, the other in september on abc in a tweet, harris asked what happened to any time, any place. trump insists he wants to debate harris and this week is ramping up his attacks. the most incompetent and far left or vice president in american history. earlier this week, trump's running mate, jd vance suggested he wanted in on the action too. i was told i was going to kamala harris. now president trump's going to get to the better. >> i'm kind of about that. >> since president biden dropped out of the race, trump says he would prefer if fox news host at the next debate at the start. >> thursday, fox news invited both candidates to participate in a september debate. the harris campaign at this point has not responded for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a new mural enrichment is unveiled what some are worried. it what some are worried. it could be vandalized.

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her latest endorsements and her fundraising efforts. and could lower interest rates be on the horizon? a reporter takes a look at today's takes a look at all that in today's for your money. all right, 7.29 this sunday. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. thanks so much for being here. it's a kick off this half hour with a look at our forecast with mister dave. hey, a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're starting things off with a cloudy start. again. we've got those bay clouds and >> fog clouds kind of just hanging around. >> this morning and they're going to linger a little bit later in the day than we're used to from last week. and temperatures will be down again. look at that all week long like this to their san jose state free to just show far how far inland this is making its way known again, that will clear out probably by the late morning hours. but back to what the projections are. you're really only big problem area appears to be the coast, but some scattered clouds with a peninsula in portions of the bay. again, 61 for antioch. we also have 61

hayward and oakland at 60, but most readings are in the upper 50's at this hour. pretty close to where we were this time from yesterday. give or take a degree or so on each side for today. once we clear out this a fog clouds and so forth, 70 or so 11 o'clock by 2.81. so a little warmer for you, folks inland, but pretty good for the whole week. it looks like keep most your readings for highs in the 80's. but middle to latter portion a week might start see some 90's breakthrough will take a look at that extended forecast for you and the 4 zone 2, stephanie. all right, dave, thanks so much. >> from 4 is your local election headquarters and vice president kamala harris fundraising in massachusetts on saturday news nation reporter alina shirazi has the latest on harris's record-breaking campaign. >> from biden, harris, to kamala hq just 101 days until the election. the kamala campaign saying fundraiser in massachusetts featuring senator elizabeth warren and former governor deval patrick rocked in more than 1.4

million dollars. momentum remaining strong for the vice president with a reported 200,000 women joining a friday night zoom events called white woman answered the call. fundraisers said the event raised at least 8.5 million dollars. the new money comes on top of the 100 million raised in the first 48 hours after biden dropped out and new endorsements keep on coming in, including former attorney general loretta lynch and former president barack obama and his wife, michelle obama. michelle and i couldn't be prouder to endorse to do everything we can to get you through this election. the vice president leaning into her potential campaign platform. >> saying she would not raise taxes on americans making less than $400,000 friday, harris taking shots at republican vice presidential nominee, djt vance calling him, quote, reared harris also saying she's ready to take the debate stage against the former president ready to debate donald i have a great to the.

>> previously agreed upon september 10th debate. he agreed to that previously. now it appears backpedaling. i'm ready. and i think voters deserve to the split screen that exists in this race on a debate stage. and so i'm ready. let's go. >> alright. meantime, here in the bay area, san francisco mayor london breed won a key endorsement for her reelection campaign. on wednesday. she won thus or endorsement of the san francisco democratic party getting 21 out of 32 votes from that newly elected party committee. now the mayor did thank members of the party. >> i appreciate how hard this process was. the question years all day. taking your time to interview people, everything that you did that led to the decision you made. i am humble and honored to have your endorsement so that we can win this.

>> mayor breed faces 4 main challengers for the mayor's office. san francisco supervisors aaron peskin usha stuff i e former interim san francisco mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie. on saturday. political science professor donna crane joins us live in studio to weigh in on the policies voters can expect to see between the trump and harris campaigns. >> major issues in this election are going to be immigration, inflation and reproductive rights. and in really interestingly, she has been the administration's point person on 2 of those 3 most people think that on one of them on reproductive rights, it's been to her advantage. it's a strength and they also think that another immigration has could be a detriment to her. so it's going to be really interesting to watch how these play out. >> and what started out as funny internet memes are taking on a whole new meaning in kamala harris's campaign for president cowboys. vicki liviakis spoke with a brand strategy expert to figure out.

>> the so-called brat phenomenon. >> kamala is brat 3 words that shook up the internet. camelot is brett, which is great. but it's she's actually so much more which is why i like to see you in. bring in chapel runs, feminine ok, let's roll back. pheben aman on a pop song that describes female empowerment with kamala harris is the poster girl. it feels like she's finally standing up for like everyone else. brand consultant audrey dahmen says that with viral hits like this. you can't buy that kind of political exposure that this was an old guy. nick grove, i''s not someone putting a lot of media dulles behind it and pushing it down your throat. she says even negatives can turn positive on the internet. for me, it's make might just be the beginning because even if you look on the internet, yes, it started with coconut tree meeting which was supposed to used against her. what's wrong with you? young people. >> you think you just fell out of a coconut tree. >> but data on you and it's popping up every madam vice

president, are you on tiktok? >> well, i've heard that recently have been on the floor. you paid the internet is fickle, though. and while catch year, what she called sticky means capture people's attention. candidates do have to take it to the next level is going have to be more. nicole country means it's like what is agenda? what is program? but that she stands is going to be pivot of educational content what she actually stand for. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. this morning on 4 your money getting a home loan may soon be more affordable. >> federal authorities may lower interest rates which will impact everything from home buying to job opportunities to retirement savings. but people are still feeling the pinch reporter header henry rosoff has that story. >> i don't know how people are even surviving. honestly, i think we're all going through some >> something here we caught up with monique next. and as she was headed in for the dreaded weekly grocery run, she has seen prices all but stop

rising in the last couple of months. yeah. >> it is. but honestly, it's still tough challenge. it's tough for everyone. definitely. but some additional relief may be on the way with prices stable, which is what phyllis over has been waiting for. they may bring down the interest rates >> it levels the federal reserve does seem likely to signal next week it will begin cutting interest rates. lower rates would make it easier to get a home mortgage to finance a car and could lead to businesses borrowing to grow, meaning more jobs. all that economic activity generally triggers positive news on wall street, raising retirement accounts and even bolstering city services because the city draws billions in tax revenue from the financial sector. the we found that that big picture relief was of little concern to new yorkers like robert hauser, who just spent $3 more than he was expecting on lunch. it just seems like for a little wild over the businesses had a opportunity to raise their prices. and now that things have started to

calm down there, keeping them at those prices and it's everything from fast food to groceries, to pretty much everything. >> and that was henry rosoff reporting for us. wilbur and lyft. drivers in california will stay as independent contractors. the california supreme court ruled to uphold prop. 22 uber and lyft are calling this a win. while some drivers say they would rather be considered employees. kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> independent contractors have the perk of creating their own schedules. rideshare drivers tried contesting prop. 22 because they'd like the option of having employee benefits. prop 22 0st passed in california in 2020 classifying rideshare drivers as independent contractors. it had a back and forth the last 4 years. but on thursday, the state supreme court upheld the ballot measure. you know, of course, i'm disappointment with the supreme court. >> because reality drivers are police super a line now. well, yeah, that was washed over

antioch resident hector castillo knows drives for uber and lyft but had to take 8 months off from work because of a broken shoulder as an independent contractor in 8 months without a paycheck, we don't have workers compensation and not receiving any or an leave. they don't help me out. all. i got to have to jump polish and start working full time to on casting models was one of the plaintiffs in the case that went to the state supreme court arguing that prop 22 was unconstitutional. uber and lyft celebrated the court's decision to uphold the ballot measure, calling it a win for everyone. uber statement saying in part, quote, whether drivers are couriers choos earn just a few hours a week or more. >> their freedom to work when and how they want is now firmly etched into california law putting an end to misguided attempts to force them into unemployment model that they overwhelmingly do not want. lyft says that median hourly earnings of drivers in california increased by 22% since 2019 casselano says that statistic

isn't a reality in the bay area. we had taken like spy some something >> hour. >> over taken 60 70% of the right. >> we've barely make it form of the table. rideshare drivers are able to join in the union because of legislation that passed earlier this year. drivers like hasta la knows are hopeful that a union will lead to a path forward to benefits and protections reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the on-demand car sharing app gig, car share permanently end its services hy the end of this year. the company first ended their services in sacramento and now says they will retire its cars in san francisco. they listed various reasons for ending operations, including decreased demand and rising costs operations officially stop in december. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a warning from doctors about a spike in smartphone related injuries. what you can do to avoid them. >> he's or misplaced your

wallet? the latest ways to keep track of your stuff to matter what phone you use. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up rich on tech. course, you also support phone 86 for a high today in antioch, 83 per conquered up to the north bay. we got a mixture of 80's and 70 65 san francisco. get a check in your 4 zone forecast and that extended the kron. 4 and that extended the kron. 4 morning news continues.

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>> good morning. welcome back. here is our mount tam picture for you showing the fog layer all firmly entrenched, although it looks like it's thinning in spots, getting some sun out. >> that tells you a lot. we have plenty of sunshine is just a local issue about having all of this fall come rolling on. and we're going to see this each morning throughout the entire week ahead. but it's a good thing because going to give you a little break from the oppressive heat that we've had here is a live shot of your somebody and the eu. the forecast going up in tahoe keeps it in the 70's in the early part of the week. but then by wednesday, you do see that bump in temperatures. we're going to see that on the home front to there is a change that happens by wednesday thursday and the finish off the week. we're trying look into what the details are as we get a little closer with that will get to that a bit. 61, antioch, most readings in the east bay, a hodgepodge of upper 50's lower 60's up north. we're in the 50's right now. 56 san francisco and a chilly 55 for half moon bay. look at the big picture of the west coast. that lows really digging into completely shut off. it looks like almost the north american

monsoon season. that's a pretty much in mid season right now and just shutting off for now. so we're not even getting our typical rockies that fire up with some thunder showers and certainly so this gravy train again for us. we'll continue. it looks like for the week ahead for those winds there you onshore. looks like they will remain that way. it looks like for much of the week ahead. now lets get to what models are telling us about all these elements here. that low was a great friend. we appreciate it, buddy. here we get into the weekend, high pressure in the rockies question where exactly it is because it moves a little further to the west. obviously it's going to impact us. it's directly overhead and how it does battle with the influence of the slow up in the north. but that's not going venture too far south. but how far east or west this gets will be a big question mark, in terms of our highs, looks like the sacramento valley central valley are going to warm up well into triple digits. but with that bleed into the east eay. all right. by sunday, it's still in our backyard. does fortify some moisture from the southwest. but again,

our forecast is coming off of a good onshore wind event that sometimes could set us up for monsoon to 65 san francisco for the coast will be in the lower 60's with lots of cloud cover, mostly cloudy. there. maybe some hope in the city might get some skies opening up a little bit today. this afternoon, someone burlingame, 74 for foster city, 77 palo alto in the south bay. we're coming in with upper 70's for numbers a little bit warmer than yesterday. 81 for morgan hill discounts at 83 east bay shoreline. mid 70's tried valley. you're looking at the lower to approaching mid 80's. now 83 for concord. 73 for san leandro, 70 for oakland, berkeley. 66 but leahy with 65 80 fairfield. 74 for napa in santa rosa at 83, gradual warm up this week ahead. as you see numbers start to move will get to around 90 ish or so by midweek here we're staying with the cool by us now for the weekend. but again, it depends on where that high is going to exactly central valley is going to be pretty toasty we might be spared, though. so we'll keep it in the 90's for for now, ok? all

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the kron 4 morning news as wildfires continue to rage across our state. we take a look at the efforts to keep communities safe. and thousands of runners lace up their shoes and hit the pavement today. we take you inside the san francisco marathon.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday, july. 28, let's continue our coverage for you this morning with a look at the weather with dave spahr a stephanie, good morning. good morning, everybody. well, we have the fog again this morning and it's a pretty aggressive. it sticks around for a long time. that's going to be the deal again today to however. >> i think we will see some quick are clearing the we did from yesterday. so probably some folks around the bay. you're going to see that sun coming out a little sooner than we saw from yesterday. temperatures pretty close to what they were. this is shot from san jose state. it really shows you these inland spots really getting a lot of this fog cloudiness. but that means it's been elevated, at least. and now the deal is it has to dry out. but the process operation remember absorbs heat. so it's kind of a struggling methodology when you tend to get more marine layer in all day by high noon. this is what it looks like.

basically all cleared out except along the coast. i think we're going continue to see mostly cloudy skies. that pattern will remain for the week ahead. our winds onshore, of course, delivering that marine layer all day and all night temperature. check for you. we have mostly lower 60's now taking hold as the 50's erode away close to where we were yesterday. give or take a degree or so. and the breakdown today were be going to be shifting to mostly sunny, thank you for you, folks. well inland, 74 by high noon to 3 o'clock. a pleasant 82 for very late july. there's a gradual warming trend coming our way, however, and we may get some little bit of a bite towards the end of the week. we'll be checking that out coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> now to a look at the largest wildfire burning right now in our state. officials say the park fire is now at 350,000 acres and is 12% contained. the flames spreading across 4 counties in the north state destroying more than 100 structures. evacuation orders remain in place.

>> understand the challenge is so see a with evacuating sterling city miguel. yeah. and then subsequently paradise. so we thought to be best to put those areas and warning and stage resources in those areas so that in the event. that we had to move that warning to an order. we would be prepositioned and able to coordinate that. investigate that evacuation. >> the park fire broke out wednesday afternoon. just east of chico. more than 3700 firefighters are tackling this incident from the air and the ground. in the bay area. we are tracking 3 wildfires. firefighters stopped forward progress on the point fire in contra costa county. it broke out on friday. officials have since lifted evacuation orders. the point fire burned about 470 acres. it is 85 percent contained. in livermore. the flynn fire is approaching full containment. that blaze sparked by a car fire. the flames spread to vegetation near interstate 5.80. cal fire says the flynn fire grew to about 390 acres.

it is 95% contained. also an alameda county, the creek fire in sunol burned at least 730 acres. it is 15% contained and burning just north of the calaveras reservoir. >> and 2 back-to-back fires on friday burned just over 1000 acres in the east bay area on saturday, neighbors and fire crews worked on cleanup efforts enforce jack moment. reports. >> i came back. i was really shocked to see them out of fire retardant remains from a fire in bay point too close for comfort. it was all over. these parked cars, a solid portion of this neighborhood here in bay point was covered in fire retardant yesterday with fire crews looking to put out a fire that got super close to homes. >> and with many cleanup efforts still underway, including this playground that may be out of commission for a while as folks continue to clean up. many of them are just happy that the fire here to not spread as far as it

could have. many people are also planning ways to prevent the next one. it's shocking to see it this close. the fire line, this close assist. yards away. wayne kaminsky bought this home 30 years ago says this is the first time they've ever had to evacuate. definitely. we've already had discussion on that store. the call. >> our supervisor, a county supervisor say, you know what's going on here now with a big cleanup. he has to schedule. >> he's more won't be the end of it in bay point fire neighbors say came closer than any fire before it. >> it burned 470 acres and took hours to control. we don't live in. >> chico are in those areas. next to santa rosa. so we've never had always, you know, the mission of this kind of name to the fired-up af. >> and we're seeing a lot of fire activity throughout the state the vegetation very drive-in. cal fire's chelsea burkett says fire season has been steady this year, but tall grass and high winds

makes heart help yourselves, you know, educate yourself. reid, defensible space, that defensible spaces creating his own between your house and the hills in which a fire can catch on kind keep it clean. neighbors we spoke with say they're cleaning up their backyards and then have addressed in my backyard in the market, but cause of the fire. cal fire also says to check your car for metal that can cause sparks. >> and to only use power tools in your backyard before the afternoon. but in the meantime, neighbors are just thankful this recent fire didn't cause more damage. that was very scared. and thank you like nothing happened to my house in bay point jack moment. kron 4 news. >> man accused of setting a uc berkeley police car on fire has been charged with one count of maliciously, damaging property. police say 34 year-old casey goon carried 6 molotov cocktails onto campus back in june. official sharing the stills from surveillance video that showed the suspect appearing to place the explosives underneath the fuel

tank of a patrol car and igniting them. the vehicle did not explode. but police say the car was totaled from the damage. is pleading not guilty. his sentencing is set for sometime in september. crews were called to the bar 12 street station saturday afternoon for a medical emergency responding, firefighters smelled smoke and they found flames inside and electrical room. the cause still under investigation. but crews on scene shared their theory about what happened >> warning directions are going >> crews are working to restore bart service as well, but expected to go into place that restoration by 08:00am no foul play suspected. california highway patrol confirmed a 3rd victim died in that tragic car crash near double slide in san mateo county. the crash happened just before noon friday on highway one in the area between pacifica and montara. officials shut down the

highway in both directions for several hours during the rescue effort. chp is investigating what caused the crash. they have not yet identified the people killed or what caused it. but they do want to remind people to drive carefully while on the roadways this summer. >> is it is a beautiful place, but ultimately it's up to drivers to ensure that they're enjoying that safely. you there are great views. we have whales migrating this time of year. it can be easy to, you know, want to look out and enjoy the beauty. but the most important thing is to keep your eyes on the road and drive safely. >> now in the south bay woman was hit and killed by a van in san jose. police say it happened last week in the area of tully road near highway 101. police said the woman and a man were riding bikes while crossing a sidewalk and then they were hit by the van. officials say this is the 25th fatal collision and traffic death in the city this year. in oakland, a man is behind bars after allegedly leading police on a pursuit. according to police, hp officers saw the

car speeding down international boulevard last week. that suspect was later tracked down by a patrol helicopter. police arrested the suspect when he reached a dead end. the suspect faces several charges including felony evading and reckless driving. >> happening right now, thousands of runners hit the pavement today for the san francisco marathon. joining us live now from the city with more details is our tiffany tiffany got a coat on. so bit of a chilly day out there for the runners. >> it's a little chilly. you know, you might not need a coat today, especially if you're writing. it has been quite energetic out here for this after cisco marathon. it is that time of year we have some of 10 k runners looping back around the embarcadero right behind us. but is that that it's that time there's a full list of races going on today. the first race, the full marathon actually started. >> at 5.15, this morning. but runners have been warming up because there are more events

that take place. 5 k is set to start at 9 o'clock. but this year they have to have marathons. one started at 7. another one will get going at 8.30, as well. you have a 10 k 5 k we spoke with some runners and some supporters out here supporting their loved one's. take a listen. >> my girlfriends running the race. so i had to come my girlfriends. i'm a design. so the races, 6.2 climbers for the time k so yeah, it's a 7 and approximately and a school for best buy i can't predict, but i think she'll do great. so slept on the >> okay. so many of the ultra runners actually star last night. they begin their race at 10, 15 last night. no cover fit 5. 52.4 miles, approximately 2 marathons. we also do want to talk about traffic. several states are

blocked off for this race. many of them are around the embarcadero into the marina area. the embarcadero until 03:00pm today will be altered and organizers want people to be aware of that northbound dark darrow slash king street will be closed down from 3rd street to the broadway and southbound abarca do will be closed from broadway to harrison. now in the marina, looks like all the closures will last until 9 o'clock this morning, the westbound lanes of bay street will be closed, completely blocked off until and 09:00am. now, if you do need to revisit all of those closures is already online at kron 4 dot com. stephanie, back to you. all right, tiffany, thanks so much. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a new mural enrichment is unveiled, but some are worried it could get vandalized. >> a warming up a little bit for today. a little bit in the way of sunshine, particularly across the bay where the fog start to peel away into the afternoon. so we get the

sunshine without the heat. gill going to check into your forecast the sunday and be on the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> all 13 this morning live look outside at the embarcadero. we can see the san francisco marathon in full swing out there and just a beautiful view of the what kind of weather, those runners up against today. dave, a lot of what you see there. good

morning, stephanie. good morning. all of that will be a little bit of thinning, however, as we get to the late morning hours and see some peeks of sun going on. >> because of the fog and the set up, we're going to see considerable cloudiness, particularly off towards the coast as well. so that's a nice. it keeps the temperatures down a little bit. and what's great is you folks, and we're going to see the sunshine yet. not the oppressive heat. here's a view of san jose state in still looking at generally speaking, mostly cloudy skies. >> the shot in the east bay shoreline also looking to be mostly cloudy. so what happens all those ground fog? it's lifted and it reaches a point not very high. up just a few 1000 feet and the air above. that is warm so it can rise and starts to evaporate. starts to drop a little bit because that's cooler. so and the marine layer keeps coming in. so you got to overcome that to clear this all out. sometimes we do so. and we do so well inland. 60 going on for livermore. 61 for antioch. we've got lower sixties east bay shoreline 50's. meanwhile, up north, the winds. yeah, they're back again all afternoon. it looks like up with the winds only in the 20's and teens. if you're a

wind, sensitive areas will pick up that onshore. wind here felt good during the heat spikes, though, when you get a little bit of that marine layer breeze, futurecast for shows how the fog rips away. for the most part, there are some problem areas, particularly to the coast. we do the same thing. again, we do this grow each day, fall comes back again. maybe even some coastal sprinkles. san francisco as well. a little drizzle there that mixes out. but they'll be some bay clouds still left over in the afternoon. now, looking ahead, everything today. it's the cool deal that continues. we talk so much about quicker clearing, however, but cloudy at the coast early into the week. we're warming a little bit going to pop 90 or so for those inland reaches by midweek, scattered bay clouds remain except in the late afternoon, the probably mix out then next weekend summer-like will go with that lower 90's and all but inland warming. however, we're going to jump into really nasty numbers. like 100 or so looks like the central valley. but the high has to be placed at the exact right spot for that

65 san francisco, mostly cloudy, cool again. better bay clearing so variable clouds around 70 for open 78 san jose. and there you have it on the big board there. some mid 80's going on well inland again, we're going replace that with numbers. a little warmer. check it out over the next couple of days. there's half moon bay for you. some of the coastal drizzle or sprinkle. we spoke of getting up to about 84 so by tuesday can with those make loud, stephanie. all right, dave, thanks so much. >> continuing our wildfire coverage this morning. the park fire is the largest wildfire burning in california right now burning more than 350,000 acres so far, we know is spread across 4 counties in the north state. joining us live put additional perspective on what firefighters are up against as rick carhart with cal fire butte county. good morning to you, rick. good morning, stephanie. so you want met covering wildfires as journalists in chico back in 2018. so we both know, unfortunately that few counties no stranger to wildfires, but these fires do seem to be burning bigger and

more dangerously every year. can you walk us through the situation you're crews are facing today. >> much like yesterday we're expecting to be able to make really good progress yesterday was the day off during fire where we pass. just a real opportunity to get some good work by the probably 60 hours or so of the fire. it was just burning uncontrollably, burning out of control and it got so hot had so much heat on it that it was putting up its own pyrocumulus cloud creating its own weather. so it was it was burning for about those first 50 or 60 hours average of 45,000 acres. hour, which is really, really unbelievable. a fire drill. yesterday. we got some good work done today. we're hoping to get a more good work with the with the little bit of a break in the weather. but yeah, this area has seen a lot

of fire. but there are still some areas in county and paying the county where fire had not been seen for a while and that actually contributed a lot to the growth of the fire because there was so much fire fuel that billable for. >> yeah. so you know, rick, are you hopeful that crews will be able to increase containment efforts in the coming >> yes, we really got. i would consider really good news that we were able actually. but a containment number on the fire above 0. and that what that signifies is that real being made, the 3 that came in to rise were able to. so our own firing operations and really get areas of the fire. but that and get comfortable with our containment line. and so we're working on that today, working pretty extensive

firing operation. and got nearly 4,000 people. i find it a up a lot. >> you know, a lot men and women out there and we certainly appreciate their efforts. >> can you walk us through also the areas that are impacted here? we talking about rural areas are heavily populated areas and also walk us through the number of people that this is impacting. fire has not. >> got any heavily populated areas, although it is run through a number of smaller communities smaller but still significant community again in butte county, the community, call at that horse were areas of that have been concern because about fire activity probably the last couple of decades. so it did impact both of those communities. i've been to county. it impacted community screen and what we're hope for now is to that fire out of and the man in the

machine recount we're you know, we're really hoping to be able to to do that. so, yeah, some smaller communities, but still to >> all right. we're also hearing that the national park up there is also affected by this. >> that's the information i heard. last national park is closed to the public. map. that's you know, just just that in an abundance caution and due to fire activity here. >> and we also, of course, a lot of people in the bay area they attended. chico university is that affected and all that area and chico know. >> show the fire actually started inside the city of chico. and that's because it started in bidwell park and it will park is the 3rd largest city park nation unbelievably in hall but >> so the entirety of the park is within the city limits chico. so it started in in chico, but it wasn't really in city itself and burned pretty

immediately away from north people. >> also like to ask you a bit about the camp fire victims. we know about that awful fire that happened back in 2018, a claim so many lives. we're also hearing that some people who rebuilt their home's who choose to chose to, you know, repopulate paradise. they chose to rebuild, but they actually ended up losing their homes again in this most recent fire. can you confirm that actually was the case? >> i i don't know of any stories of people who have rebuilt. who who have lost your home. i can confirm, though, that fire has not got impaired. if anybody rebuilt their home inside the town paradise, a battle not been affected by this particular fire. the entirety of the town of paradise is under an evacuation warning and the town itself declared that that evacuation warning just overabundance caution. we're very hopeful that fire does

not it into or even really near the town of america. but yeah, you can imagine for all the folks that that had so much damage and destruction happened in their 5 and a half years ago that it's not a very comfortable feeling to know that now you're counties under evacuation warning again. >> it's just a spring just so many tough memories for for folks who are out there. and, rick, how does this affect you as someone who is part of the community and you have a message for people who are watching right now. >> yeah, it definitely affects as well as the entire fire department. your county. we all know. >> people who lost their homes in the camp fire. the we're all very well aware of the doubt construction caught. >> one of the things that are that are fire chief here in county has talk about how appreciative is of residents for the defense we have a really pace action program here in butte county, where we

ask homeowners and residents to clear the areas around their homes on their property. so that. give their home the best chance to survive a wildfire. so we've had well, we've already had. we're for significant fire in butte county and number of homes have been saved because of good work that the president done, taking care of their own property, getting >> and as we wrap things up here, is there any way that people in the bay area can help those fire victims who've been affected by this? >> show? the red cross is always a always i don't have list of places where people can, you know, can go to donate or anything like you know that there is and evacuation shelter open right now for the were estimated 8,000 people who are under evacuation orders for the whole entire but but i would

say to check with the red that and helping out there. you know, we appreciate we appreciate the fact that that this area that the county is it's sort of known, you know, has been a fire area. so people really step up we appreciate that for the people of butte and now the county as well. >> why rick carhart with cal fire butte county, thank you for making the time for us this morning. and we really appreciate you and the fire crews who are out there on the front lines and battling at the park fire right now. thank you so much for your time. you so much for your time. thanks, stephanie. when migraine strikes, you're faced with a choice. accept the trade offs of treating? or push through the pain and symptoms?

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in a richmond neighborhood is one of the largest community mural projects in the city's history. it's located in park, chester village. and despite the excitement, some in the community do have concerns about the mural being vandalized. officials say that they are prepared for that. >> 2 things come to mind. >> and that helps make scrubbing off graffiti a little easier and just >> and installing a new sidewalk, even keeping the down and showing that this place is left. >> the project has been going on for 8 years. community members say they hope people who are not from richmond can see the city be a positive place. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a look at how social media is shaping ka

>> now on the kron 4 morning news, vice president kamala harris hits the campaign trail. a look at her latest endorsements and fundraising efforts. and could lower interest rates be on the horizon? a reporter takes a look in today's for your money. all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news running we're going to get all those headlines in just a moment here. >> but at 8.30, let's get you

started with a look at the forecast with dave a day. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. still starting off of that morning cloud cover at least in san francisco in a good chunk of the bay. the morning fog, you know, has to mix out business. it will probably rip away over a good chunk of the bay but still have some problem areas around the golden gate and san francisco summer. and as we continue to see that on shore flow that's in place. but it shows in some inland areas we still have problem areas even ato8.30, here it is at san jose state and still generally speaking, mostly cloudy again. this will thin out as the morning progresses. now we go to the models that show the one of the only problem areas will be at the coast. as you can see there. but essentially mostly cloudy skies for the day. and you couple that with a chilly wind. definitely of the sweater or the extra jacket. 64 for antioch. we've got 50's up north lower 60's for the east bay shoreline. and we're starting to pull ahead up yesterday's numbers by a degree or so pretty close to where we were this time from yesterday. let's keep it sunny to mostly sunny and 82 by mid-afternoon as a gradual warming trend comes our way

for the week ahead will have more details on that in a bit. 70. >> dave, thank you. from parades are local election headquarters and vice president kamala harris's fundraising was she was fundraising in massachusetts saturday news nation reporter elina shirazi has the latest on harris's record-breaking campaign. >> from biden, harris, to kamala hq just 101 days until the election. the kamala campaign saying fundraiser in massachusetts featuring senator elizabeth warren and former governor deval patrick rocked in more than 1.4 million dollars. momentum remaining strong for the vice president with a reported 200,000 women joining a friday night zoom events called white woman answer the call. fundraisers said the event raised at least 8.5 million dollars. the new money comes on top of the 100 million raised in the first 48 hours after biden dropped out and new endorsements keep on coming in, including former attorney general loretta lynch

and former president barack obama and his wife, michelle obama. michelle and i couldn't be prouder to endorse to do everything we can to get you through this election. the vice president leaning into her potential campaign platform. >> saying she would not raise taxes on americans making less than $400,000 friday, harris taking shots at republican vice presidential nominee, djt vance calling him, quote, reared harris also saying she's ready to take the debate stage against the former president ready to debate donald i have a great to the. >> previously agreed upon september 10th debate. he agreed to that previously. now it appears he's backpedaling. i'm ready. and i think voters deserve to the split screen that exists in this race on a debate stage. and so i'm ready. let's go. >> meantime, here in the bay area, san francisco mayor london breed won a key endorsement for her reelection

campaign. on wednesday. she was the sole endorsement of the san francisco democratic party getting 21 out of 32 votes from the newly elected party committee members. the mayor thanked the party. >> i appreciate how hard this process was. the question years all day. taking your time to interview people, everything that you did that led to the decision you made. i am humble and honored to have your endorsement so that we can win this. >> mayor breed faces 4 main challengers for the mayor's office. san francisco supervisors, aaron peskin stuff. i e former interim san francisco mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie. and on saturday, political science professor donna crane joins us live in studio to weigh in on the policies voters can expect to see between the trump and harris campaigns. >> major issues in this election are going to be immigration, inflation and reproductive rights. and in

really interestingly, she has been the administration's point person on 2 of those 3 most people think that on one of them on reproductive rights, it's been to her advantage. it's a strength and they also think that another immigration has could be a detriment to her. so it's going to be really interesting to watch how these play out. >> and what started out as funny internet memes are taking on a whole new meaning in kamala harris's campaign for president trump vicki liviakis spoke with a brand strategy expert to figure out the so-called brat phenomenon. >> kamala is brat 3 words that shook up the internet. camelot is brett, which is great. but it's she's actually so much more which is why i like to see you in. bring in chapel runs, feminine ok, let's roll back. pheben aman on a pop song that describes female empowerment with kamala harris is the poster girl. it feels like she's finally standing up for like everyone else. brand consultant audrey dahmen says that with viral hits like

this. you can't buy that kind of political exposure that this was an old guy. nick grove, it's not someone putting a lot of media dulles behind it and pushing it down your throat. she says even negatives can turn positive on the internet. for me, it's make might just be the beginning because even if you look on the internet, yes, it started with coconut tree meeting which was supposed to used against her. what's wrong with you? young people. >> you think you just fell out of a coconut tree. >> but data on you and it's popping up every madam vice president, are you on tiktok? >> well, i've heard that recently have been on the floor. you paid the internet is fickle, though. and while catch year, what she called sticky means capture people's attention. candidates do have to take it to the next level is going have to be more. coconut tree means it's like what is agenda? what is program? but that she stands. is going to be pivot of educational content what she actually stand for. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. this morning on 4 your money getting a home loan may soon be more affordable.

>> federal authorities may lower interest rates will which will impact everything from home buying to job opportunities to retirement savings. but people are still feeling the pinch. reporter henry rosoff has that story. >> i don't know how people are even surviving. honestly. think we're all going through some finance, too. something here. we caught up with monique next. and as she was headed in for the dreaded weekly grocery run. >> she has seen prices all but stop rising in the last couple of months. yeah. >> it is. but honestly, it's still tough challenge. it's tough for everyone. definitely. but some additional relief may be on the way with prices stable, which is what phyllis over has been waiting for. they may bring down the interest rates it levels the federal reserve does seem likely to signal next week it will begin cutting interest rates. lower rates would make it easier to get a home mortgage to finance a car. >> and could lead to businesses borrowing to grow, meaning more jobs. all that

economic activity generally triggers positive news on wall street, raising retirement accounts and even bolstering city services because the city draws billions in tax revenue from the financial sector. but we found that that big picture relief was of little concern to new yorkers like robert hauser, who just spent $3 more than he was expecting on lunch. it just seems like for a little wild over the businesses had a opportunity to raise their prices. and now that things have started to calm down there, keeping them at those prices. >> and it's everything from fast food to groceries, to pretty much everything. >> and that was henry rosoff reporting for us. uber lyft drivers in california will stay as independent contractors. the california supreme court ruled to uphold prop. 22 uber and lyft are calling this a win. while some drivers say they would rather be considered employees. kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> independent contractors have the perk of creating their own schedules. rideshare

drivers tried contesting prop 22 because they'd like the option of having employee benefits prop 22 0st passed in california in 2020 classifying rideshare drivers as independent contractors. it's had a back and forth the last 4 years. but on thursday, the state supreme court upheld the ballot measure. you know, of course, i'm disappointment with the supreme court. >> because reality police superintendent right now. well, yeah, that was washed over antioch resident hector casselano drives for uber and lyft. >> but had to take 8 months off from work because of a broken shoulder as an independent contractor in 8 months without a paycheck, have workers compensation and not receiving any >> or an leave. they don't help me out. all. i got to have to both college and start working full time to to deal casting. monis was one of the plaintiffs in the case that went to the state supreme court arguing that prop 22 was unconstitutional. uber and lyft celebrated the court's decision to uphold the ballot

measure, calling it a win for everyone. uber statement saying in part, quote, whether drivers are couriers choose to earn just a few hours a week or more. >> their freedom to work when and how they want is now firmly etched into california law putting an end to misguided attempts to force them into unemployment model that they overwhelmingly do not want. lyft says that median hourly earnings of drivers in california increased by 22% since 2019 casselano says that statistic isn't a reality in the bay area. we had taken like spy some something >> hour. >> over images taken 60 70% of the right. >> we've barely make it form of the table. rideshare drivers are able to join in the union because of legislation that passed earlier this year. drivers like hasta la knows are hopeful that a union will lead to a path forward to benefits and protections reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the on-demand car sharing app. get car share permanently

ends its services by the end of this year. the company first ended their services in sacramento and now says it will retire its cars in san francisco. they listed various reasons for ending operations, including decreased demand and rising costs operations officially stopped in december. >> and looks like cool temperatures prevail again today, even inland middle 80's it working see that in the north bay with some 70's too. little slow clearing around the bay a little better than yesterday was going to check into the 4 zone forecast for you and the extended the kron. you and the extended the kron. 4 morning news continues. dave's company just scored the

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>> all right. welcome back. a 43 this morning. gorgeous view from mount tam high above the clouds there, dave. >> yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody shows you a lot is lots of sunshine. just a local issue about this marine layer that comes on in at the ground level where looks like we're lifting it. however, it gets stuck up there because it can't get much higher, has the kind of evaporate away. and that takes energy and and we're in the weather pattern right now where it's hard to do that. so the cloud cover will probably clear out a little quicker today than we saw from yesterday. so if you're one of those problem, areas of jeddah, way to like 1 o'clock, maybe a little earlier today, and that will mean for the bay, the coast different story. we're looking a lot of 70's at work here and up and around a tahoe up to 84 by wednesday. that warming trend. keep that in mind. that's going to impact us as well. lower sixties east bay shoreline mid-sixties well inland up north, though, still those chilly 50's. 55 half

moon bay. but this low that we talk about in this break from some are as it were also took a nice, big bite out of the monsoon and north america. usually you'll see the flaring up to some little isolated, scattered about air mass thunder showers will not this go around now, as you can see. now, let's get back to our players. there's a lower, nice, good friend of ours. help us out. some are gradually returns in. okay. it's here. is. and then as we head into next weekend, the question will be its placement if it's in the wrong spot, we're going go back again into higher numbers. now it looks like central valley. you're looking at numbers to return. like about 100 or so come this weekend. but will that bleed into the east bay will be watching early into the following week. it looks like that high starts to wane a little bit. 4 zone forecast for today. 65 san francisco with the lower 60's off towards the coast. 71 for burlingame will do about 74 foster city. 77 for palo alto. just a little dash warmer. then yesterday, 78 san jose east bay shoreline, mid 70's tribe ally. you've got the lower to middle 80's. that will be a warming trend all

week long. 83 concord, 66 berkeley vallejo, 65 napa. 74 and santa rosa about 83 the gradual warming trend all week long might get some octane going in here by the time we get to wednesday. but still a completely up in the air here. exactly how warm we're going to get. but it looks like the 90's will return by next weekend. stephanie. >> all right, david, thank you. are you experiencing political stress? well, if so, you are certainly not alone. the recent headlines around the election continue to fuel concern and even distress and american psychological association survey showed 70% of adults experienced high levels of stress leading up to the 2020 election should joining us live now to talk about ways we can all exercise self-care during these tumultuous times. is doctor jen douglas, a bay area bayside colleges. good morning to you. good morning. thank you for having me. of course. and a lot of us feeling the pressure so let's talk a bit about what happens to the

brain and the body first when we see information may be whether it's on the television set or on the news headlines in the paper with regards to the political upheaval that's been happening. yes. so just starting off to say that, you know, we know that this election season has any number of unprecedented events we're getting used to a first time in our lifetime event happening every 3 to 4 days. the states and that's not good for our nervous system. >> our brains were developed to experience stress and then change our behaviors. and that was very helpful for us from an evolutionary perspective. but our brains were not designed for 24 hour news cycles and constant barrages of new information that can be deeply, deeply distressing. yes, and especially in the age of social media as well. it seems like information is even more readily accessible at any time at our fingertips. yes, 02:00am not a problem. we can stress right? so what do we do? >> to cope with that and manage that? absolutely. so there are some things that we

can do that can literally trick our brains into reminding us that there are things that we can relax and then there's another thing that i like to talk about come look at control so ways that we can sort of it seems mean to say trick our brain. but it does help is we can actually tap into physical ways to de-stress even if mentally we're struggling are worrying ruminating about what's going on so a lot of people talk about deep breathing and for a lot of people do breathing drives them nuts because they're trying to relax and deep breathing is sort of too much. it's too too much of an exercise in that moment. they feel like i need to do something. i can't just sit here deep, breathe a sigh. see some really scary article. so instead we suggest that we do something that otherwise occupies us at the same time. interesting. so i may be breathing, but i'm also meeting or i'm also doing a sudoku also looking at, you know, modern art that i really like that. i took pictures of

the de young and so when i used to work iraq and afghanistan, veterans actually got a lot of these inning and with a laying on a couch so that they had something to do with their hands as well as deep breathing so that they could regulate their nervous system. fantastic to have right there. what are some signs that we can be looking for in ourselves or perhaps our friends family each other? that may be sort of that yellow light red light moment with okay. maybe it's time to take a step back away from the tv set or social media. yes. and maybe see. >> some professional guidance. yeah, it's a wonderful question because everyone like your service said almost everybody is experiencing stress. at what point do we really need to provide some intervention for this person to help them out? red flags are what i like to call them. pink flags that we look at in advance okay. that's fun. all right. things like your ability. if you notice somebody is uncharacteristically irritable throughout the day. if they have a short fuse, if somebody

is per separating or ruminating talking about the same thing over and over or something we see a lot, you know, like you mentioned social media. if somebody is spending many, many hours a day consuming media about the election. so someone will read 17 articles about the same topic to make sure they get every bit of information and it because it can become a little bit of session all during this time of so those are some of the potential warning signs are putting flags to look for that. maybe it might be time to have either a gentle conversation with that person or or even even if it's affecting ourselves to, you know, maybe kind of some additional support. now, i'm also want to ask you this. what's the best way to engage with or perhaps disengage with perhaps a friend or loved one who might have different political beliefs. the press. okay. so we take some deep breaths. haha. but during this time we do have a country that's incredibly divided right and so we need to figure out how

to navigate those relationships that are important to us. even if we may be across the political divide. and so when we talk to your clients about even in my own life, something that's really important is noting what you value about that relationship and how can i insulate and experience what i value about that relationship from the political this is particularly difficult if that person is reading 17 articles and spending 8 hours a day on, you know, very social media channels. but how we can do that is putting in from boundaries so say were all gathering for family dinner on a sunday night. and you know, great uncle henry has a different political view than me. then we can say, you know, i appreciate that. but this is family time. let's not bring politics into so allowing that boundary to exist. you can also give the person outlets for that like, oh, i am happy to talk about that, but not around the kids, for instance. so we're not stonewalling. no, we're not saying that. you know, their values are what they think is an important. but what we are doing is setting a firm indicator of

what we're willing to have in our space. so setting some gentle boundaries. yes, loving boundaries. yes, a loving abound. eriz. and you've got of kids, right? so what is the best way for adults to communicate with children about what's going on in the world right whether it's, you know, we're seeing a lot of violence directed towards political candidates or warfare overseas. what's the best way to gently communicate that to our young ones? before a mom that you're asking that question. so for anybody out there who's really struggling with this one of the things that we really suggest as we start with establishing for the child that they are safe. parents have created this of space that we are incredibly lucky to live where we live and we are protected from these things in in san francisco are particularly protected from many of the threats that a lot of people are worried about. the stace and that we start there and then we can explain things to them on a developmentally appropriate level and so. my 6

year-old knows that, you know, some stressful things have been happening in the news. she doesn't know the nitty-gritty details of everything because she's not develop. let mentally ready for that. obviously, that conversations could be different with a 12 year-old is going to different with a 17 so perhaps a child, perhaps elementary school age comes up to you and is like, why did i hear about this? perhaps shooting that happened toward somebody was running for president something that i need. yeah. what's the best way to kind of explain that? a break that down? absolutely. so saying something along the lines of oh, yes, you know, this did happen. we don't want to deny it. we don't want to pretend that it's not happening in kind of bury our heads in the sand. so instead we say, yes, there was someone who he wanted to commit this act of violence. we don't believe in violence in our family. that is not the right way to make progress. that is not how we deal with our problems. person was, you

know, the the presidential candidate was protected and he's okay now. and you know, so you can see making speeches. he's right he's going you know, getting a lot of support from the people care about him and that that person, you know, was is no longer a threat. again, developmentally that person no longer a threat and we are safe. and isn't it good that we have people in this country who work to make this country safe and how can we contribute to making this country a safer place? that's a great way to put it. doctor jen douglas, thank you so much for providing that perspective in some valuable guidance this morning. really appreciate it. thank you so much. all right. we'll be right back. all

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now on the kron 4 morning news as wildfires rage across the state. a live look at efforts to keep communities safe. and their shoes and hit the ed up pavement. today. we take you inside the francisco marathon. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. good sunday to you. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. hi, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and oh, yes, the fog to greet us again this morning. these temperatures take a little break from summer, which will continue to

do early into the weekend. looks like. >> as continue on with our program, that onshore flow, bringing in that marine layer. and the morning fog, of course, first things first, that fog, which is starting to lift a little bit from san jose state. breaking up, as you can see here and some raise a son start start to peer through those clouds there. however, we'll probably continue to see some of the way those fog clouds lingering towards the coast, but we're doing a better job along the bay. so we'll be clear. and that either area out as we get to late morning hours into the early afternoon, winds again on shore as the name game, single digits for the most part. now our temperatures start to warm a bit inland. we have now the lower 60's, 64 already antioch 50's. meanwhile, up north 63 for san jose and that contrast yesterday, we're headed by a couple of degrees. so mostly sunny inland, you can expect 78 by one by for about 82. we're going to keep in the 80's the next couple of days, but then get into the lower 90's. by the time we get to midweek. we'll be checking into that forecast coming up and that stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you.

now to a look at the largest wildfire burning right now in our state. officials say the park fire is now at 350,000 acres and is 12% contained. the flames spreading across 4 counties in the north state destroying more than 100 structures. evacuation orders remain in place. >> we understand the challenge is so see a with evacuating sterling city miguel. yeah. and then subsequently paradise. so we thought to be best to put those areas and warning and stage resources in those areas so that in the event. that we had to move that warning to an order. we would be prepositioned and able to coordinate that. investigate that evacuation. >> the park fire broke out wednesday afternoon. just east of chico. more than 3700 firefighters are tackling this incident from the ground and the air. in the bay area. we are tracking 3 wildfires. firefighters stopped forward progress on the point fire in contra costa county. it broke out on friday. officials have since lifted evacuation

orders. the point fire burned about 470 acres and is 85% contained in livermore. the flynn fire is approaching full containment. the blaze was sparked by a car fire. the flames spread to vegetation near interstate 5.80, cal fire says the flynn fire grew to about 390 acres. it is 95% contained. also an alameda county, the creek fire and soon all burned at least 730 acres and is 15% contained. it is burning just north of the calaveras reservoir. and 2 back-to-back fires on friday burned just over 1000 acres in the east bay area on saturday, neighbors and fire crews worked on cleanup efforts. and copper is jack moment. reports. >> i came back. i was really shocked to see them out of fire retardant remains from a fire in bay point too close for comfort. it was all over. these parked cars, a solid portion of this neighborhood here in bay point was covered

in fire retardant yesterday with fire crews looking to put out a fire that got super close to homes. >> and with many cleanup efforts still underway, including this playground that may be out of commission for a while as folks continue to clean up. many of them are just happy that the fire here not spread as far as it could have. many people are also planning ways to prevent the next one. it's shocking to see it this close. the fire line, this close assist. yards away. wayne kaminsky bought this home 30 years ago says this is the first time they've ever had to evacuate. definitely. we've already had discussion on that store. the call. >> our supervisor, a county supervisor say, you know what's going on here now with a big cleanup. he has to schedule. >> he's more won't be the end of it in bay point fire neighbors say came closer than any fire before it. >> it burned 470 acres and took hours to control. we don't live in. >> chico are in those areas. rosa. so we've never had all

these, you know, the mission of this kind of name for the fired half. >> and we're seeing a lot of fire activity throughout the state the vegetation very drive-in. cal fire's chelsea burkett says fire season has been steady this year, but tall grass and high winds makes heart help yourselves, you know, educate yourself. 3 defensible space, that defensible spaces creating his own between your house and the hills in which a fire can catch on kind keep it clean. neighbors we spoke with say they're cleaning up their backyards and then have addressed in my backyard and them are the cause of the fire. cal fire also says to check your car for metal that can cause sparks and to only use power tools in your backyard before the afternoon. >> but in the meantime, neighbors are just thankful this recent fire didn't cause more damage. that was very scared. and thank you learned nothing happened to my house in bay point jack moment. kron 4 news. >> man accused of setting a uc berkeley police car on fire has been charged with one

count of maliciously, damaging property. police say 34 year-old casey goon and carried 6 molotov cocktails onto campus back in june. officials sharing the stills from surveillance video that showed the suspect appearing to place the explosives beneath the fuel tank of a patrol car and ignite them. the vehicle did not explode. but police say the car was totaled from the damage. is pleading not guilty. his sentencing is set for sometime in september. the crews were called to the bar 12 street station saturday afternoon for a medical emergency while responding, firefighters smelled smoke. they found the fire inside an electrical room. the cause is under investigation, but crews on scene shared their theory about what happened. >> warning directions are going >> crews are working to restore bart service is expected to be restored at this point, but we are working our sources to get more information on that. no foul play is suspected at this

hour. california highway patrol confirmed a 3rd victim died in that tragic car crash near double slide in san mateo county. the crash happened just before noon friday on highway one in the area between pacifica and montara officials shut down the highway in both directions for several hours during the rescue effort. chp is investigating what caused the crash. they have not yet identified the people killed or what caused the crash, but they do want to remind people to drive carefully while on the road this summer. >> is it is a beautiful place, but ultimately it's up to drivers to ensure that they're enjoying that safely. you there are great views. we have whales migrating this time of year. it can be easy to, you know, want to look out and enjoy the beauty. but the most important thing is to keep your eyes on the road and drive safely. >> in the south bay, a woman was hit and killed by a van in san jose. police say it happened last week in the area of tully road near highway 101. pice said the woman and a man were riding bikes while

crossing the sidewalk. they were hit by the van. officials say this is the 25th fatal collision and traffic deaths in the city this year. in oakland, a man is behind bars after allegedly leading police on a pursuit. according to police, hp officers saw the car speeding down international boulevard last week. the suspect was later tracked down by a patrol helicopter. police arrested him when he reached a dead end. the suspect faces several charges including felony evading and reckless driving. >> happening right now at 907, this morning, thousands of runners hit the pavement today with the san francisco marathon. >> and live in a city with more details on this is our tiffany justice where we could see some looks like runners who might be done with the race at this point. if any. yeah, that's exactly correct. we got the finish line right over to the right of me. this is for the >> 5.10 k racers and the

runners have been streaming across the finish excited and the energy out here is pretty great, too. so it's this time of year again. you guys, san francisco marathon in full swing. we on to talk more about this. the full marathon actually got started around 5.15, this morning. so those runners are on the course of they are still going but there are still more events taking place today. we've got some runners warming up because we've got a 5 k that's set to start soon. that's going to start around right now. but they had to have marathons going on as well. one start at 7, the other at 8.30, many of the ultra runners have already started. they begin their race at 10, 15 last night and they will cover about 52.4 miles. that's approximately marathons. so go for those ultra runners are racing right now. >> my girlfriends running the race. so i had to come this is

my girlfriends, i'm a design. so that races 6.2 climbers for the 10 k. so yeah, it's a 7 proximate lee and a school for best buy but i can't predict, but i think so. the great so slept on the >> a lot of people out here supporting their loved ones as well. we want to talk about some of the street closures because several streets are being impacted by the marathon. we do know that many of the roads being impacted our around the embarcadero and that towards the marina, the embarcadero will be blocked off and altered until 03:00pm organizers say so. here's what we know. northbound embark darrow slash king street will be closed from 3rd street to broadway and southbound bardo be closed from broadway to harrison. the marina will be impacted as well. looks like all of those closures in the marina area will last until around this time. so that should be clearing up. but

organizers say the westbound lanes of bay street will be blocked off as is marathon continues. but if you do want to revisit some of those road closures are already online at kron 4 dot com. if you want to check those out once more, stephanie, back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you so much for your ongoing coverage of the san francisco marathon. >> coming up, a warning this morning about another tiktok trend. why some medical experts say could lead to health problems. >> and little bit better. opening up for the bay this afternoon. we saw from yesterday little bump in temperatures getting into the 80's. you can see inland for today will gradually been increasing those temps all week long. we're going to turn to the 90's before the week's over the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back. good morning, everybody. mount tam picture showing the layer of the fog covering us up. that's where the overcast skies are coming from. but we didn't have all of this ocean conditions. we have that blue skies, it's cooling us off. so that's a good plus there as well. here's what it looks like. the shot from san jose state. we're getting some skies opening up a little bit there starts warming up the ground. it starts encroaching towards the bay, but they're going to be problem areas. still, we even at this hour, east bay shoreline still socked in the mostly cloudy skies. this will probably open up a little quicker than yesterday and some of our camera shots around around the city show some in the way of bright

sunshine. contrast like bright overcast. if you will okay, lower to middle 60's and work for a lot of the east bay up north. we've got 50's 59 san francisco, 63 san jose. just to give you a quick snapshot of those temperatures. meanwhile, those winds today. yeah, we'll have them continue getting in the teens and lower 20's and the areas that tend to get where that winch is channeled. you can see we'll pop a little bit in the afternoon. the evening again, just go in the same program, general flow pattern has done bringing in that cool marine ocean water, ocean air. so for today, you can see the how comes. complete peels away. all that fog, although they'll be a couple little snag areas you can see up towards san francisco a little bit on the peninsula, certainly at the coast tomorrow morning. it comes back again and then peels away for the maybe some sprinkles in the morning then pulls away for the afternoon, but again remains in some spots. we don't completely do away with the fog. even in the afternoon. so the cool deal continues. quicker clearing cloudy at the coast for the early part of the week. it's warming 90 ish by midweek

here. it looks like that's the lower 90's. few folks well inland and then summer-like inland warming into next weekend. this is a question mark about how hot we will get. some of the models are pushing us well beyond 100 others. a little bit more keeping us in the 90's will see we get a little closer to pencil. exactly where that high will be placed. 65 call it mostly cloudy on balance for san francisco. more variable clouds, oakland and getting better down south san jose. 78 mostly sunny. you can see they're already working on that right now. nice high temperatures today were in the 80's and 70's up north east bay over the east bay hills and the lower to middle 80's next couple of days. let's keep it into the 80's ers. half moon bay even looks chilly at that with some breezy conditions. but again, we'll be turning to the 90's as we get latter portion of the week here, at least some spots. all right. so 90's, but not. >> 100, we don't think at this point. but, you know, stay stay tuned. fingers crossed. all right. thanks, dave. on thursday, police got a frightening call about a woman floating face down in a

swimming pool. this happening in fairfield off of alaska avenue in apartment complex and there says he found the woman face down as we pulled her from the water and his girlfriend helped perform cpr. when police arrived, they took over the cpr and revived the victim later at the hospital. doctors say that quick action from witnesses and police is why the victim survived. now we spoke with the man about what he did to say that woman's life. >> this whole situation is kind of put in perspective that sometimes that there's something it doesn't really matter. you know, your life is worth a lot more than just your financial stability sometimes now feels incredible. you know, it's it's something that gets due. out of react, you know, luckily the time is right and we happen to be passing by to work out for everybody. you know. >> for your health. ge healthcare announced plans to use artificial intelligence tools from amazon to decipher complex medical data. the company says it's working with amazon right now to build ai

models. ge healthcare says the technology will be used for screenings, diagnoses and even scheduling medical appointments. one study says as much as 97% of data produced by hospitals goes unused. the company says they i will help radiologists and other doctors comprehend medical data faster. >> i some time he has won that have been chewing on i'm solid and will its being about the health my best been miss connie queen's medal. and she mad >> can you imagine showing the same piece a gun for 3 months straight? i could never. well medical experts they are raising concerns over the latest tiktok trend which does involve chewing gum in the videos. young men are seen chewing extra that. a company claims will help those men get more chiseled jaw line. that company showing off just how quickly they say it works, saying some clients have a six-week transformation. they're even offering trainers for this service. the health

officials, they do urge people to be cautious of this facial fitness trend. >> the muscle that they would be working is this one right here, which is called the massacre muscle and actually does nothing for the jaw line? you know, you're probably better off going around eating healthy. >> to get rid of any, you know, sub mental are fatter and the chain that could help, you know, more clearly define the job and you are doing chewing. >> all right. so buyers beware. that's where whole health the gum won't do much for anything for jaw line there. telenor is one of the most popular guns they claim the results are backed by science, but health experts say engaging in the trend could lead to broken teeth and joint damage. >> for health today is world hepatitis awareness, day of the liver infection can lead to a range of health problems, including. >> deadly liver cancer. the cdc says more than half of those living with the virus

are of asian or pacific islander descent. that's why richard. so with san francisco non-profit, hep b free says his group is working with the api community to in the bay area to bring awareness. >> vaccines have been super effective. it's in the upper 90 percentage. and so it's really like let's get everyone tested for the disease. let's get everyone vaccinated. who doesn't have disease. and we could wipe this disease out in a couple of years. >> so says many asian americans are not aware of hepatitis because the disease doesn't come with physically visible symptoms. >> wampler is your local elections headquarters and former president donald trump appears >> to be walking back his commitment to a second presidential debate. his campaign says they are waiting until vice president kamala harris is formally nominated to the top of the democratic ticket. our dc correspondent, raquel martin reports. donald trump previously stated that he would like to debate the vice president. but in a new statement from his campaign, they suggest that political

chaos within the democratic party could mean there could be a different candidate in the end. >> a face off between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris is now in limbo. thursday. the trump campaign said it would not commit to a second until democrats have formally nominated the vp of pierce's back pedaling. >> i'm ready on the heels of a multistate campaign run. vice president harris told reporters she and trump each agreed to debate in september. >> voters deserve to the split screen that exists. >> back in may, president biden and trump agreed to 2 debates one in june on cnn, the other in september on abc. in a tweet, harris asked what happened to any time, any place. trump insists he wants to debate harris and this week is ramping up his attacks. the most incompetent and far left or vice president in american history. earlier this week, trump's running mate, jd vance

suggested he wanted in on the action too. i was told i was going to become a lair us now president trump's going to get to the better. >> i'm kind of about that. >> since president biden dropped out of the race, trump says he would prefer if fox news host at the next debate at the start. >> thursday, fox news invited both candidates to participate in a september debate. the harris campaign at this point has not responded for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a new mural in richmond is unveiled, but some are worried it could be are worried it could be vandalized.

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richmond neighborhood is one of the largest community projects in the city's history. >> it's located in parkchester village. and despite the excitement, some of the community do have concerns about the mural being vandalized. officials say they are prepared for that. >> 2 things come to mind. and that helps make scrubbing off graffiti a little easier. >> and tears just >> and installing a new sidewalk, even keeping the

down and showing that this place is left. >> the project has been going on for 8 years. community members say they hope people who are not from the rich from richmond can see the city being a positive place. if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, the santa clara county fair celebrates it 80th year. this is happening at the fairgrounds in san jose. there's plenty to see including 40 food vendors, 30 carnival rides. live entertainment. a petting zoo and pony rides as well. they've also got a monster truck ride for 10 bucks. >> something to have fun and give people rides at the at all. the monster truck shows sharper show that we've affair that we've had any other month struck that. >> the fair runs until today and then opens back up next thursday, adult tickets around $17 and tree for kids and seniors at 11 bucks. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a look at how social media is shaping kamala harris's campaign for president. now on the kron. 4

morning news. vice president kamala harris hits the campaign trail. a look at her latest endorsements and fundraising efforts. and could lower interest rates be on the horizon? a reporter takes a look in today's for your money. >> all right. i-29 this

morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's get you started this half hour with a look at your forecast with dave spahr high day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're starting to see some partial clearing going on or at least the thinning of some of those fog clouds going on. so >> you probably will see from your perspective a little bit more in the way of sun that we saw terday and on balance. we keep the cool temperatures a little bit of warming your to see inland today. this afternoon as we venture more into the 80's, there's the shot from san jose state. you can see now the sun making its way. purina way that morning fog, really you can see along the coast is kind of problematic all day. however, elsewhere, not as much of an issue. it looks like 68 going on for antioch. 62 livermore, most readings now getting into the 60's. some 50's hanging on for santa rosa and also for half moon bay. that ahead by a few degrees from where we were this time from yesterday, complements of some of the opening up in the skies. let's try about 78 at 1 o'clock and 4.82. as will be in the 80's

for the early part of the week. but latter part of the week. looks like the 90's are coming back. we have a look at that long range forecast. plus your 4 zone and a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> from 4 is your local election headquarters and vice president kamala harris fundraising in massachusetts saturday news nation reporter elina shirazi has the latest on harris's record-breaking campaign. >> from biden, harris, to kamala hq just 101 days until the election. the kamala campaign saying fundraiser in massachusetts featuring senator elizabeth warren and former governor deval patrick rocked in more than 1.4 million dollars. momentum remaining strong for the vice president with a reported 200,000 women joining a friday night zoom events called white woman answered the call. fundraisers said the event raised at least 8.5 million dollars. the new money comes on top of the 100 million raised in the first 48 hours after biden dropped out and new endorsements keep on

coming in, including former attorney general loretta lynch and former president barack obama and his wife, michelle obama. michelle and i couldn't be prouder to endorse to do everything we can to get you through this election. the vice president's leaning into her potential campaign platform. >> saying she would not raise taxes on americans making less than $400,000 friday, harris taking shots at republican vice presidential nominee, djt vance calling him, quote, reared harris also saying she's ready to take the debate stage against the former president ready to debate donald i have agreed to the. >> previously agreed upon september 10th debate. he agreed to that previously. now it appears backpedaling. i'm ready. and i think voters deserve to the split screen that exists in this race on a debate stage. and so i'm ready. let's go. >> alright. meantime, here in the bay area, san francisco mayor london breed won a key

endorsement for her reelection campaign. on wednesday. she was the sole endorsement of the san francisco democratic party getting 21 out of 32 votes from the newly elected party committee members. the mayor thanked the party. >> i appreciate how hard this process was. the question years all day. taking your time to interview people, everything that you did that led to the decision you made. i am humble and honored to have your endorsement so that we can win this. >> mayor breed faces 4 main challengers for the mayor's office discuss supervisors. aaron peskin a fight, former interim san francisco mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie. and on saturday, political science professor donna crane joins us live in studio to weigh in on the policies voters can expect to see between the trump and harris campaigns. >> major issues in this election are going to be immigration, inflation and reproductive rights. and in

really interestingly, she has been the administration's point person on 2 of those 3 most people think that on one of them on reproductive rights, it's been to her advantage. it's a strength and they also think that another immigration has it could be a detriment to her. so it's going to be really interesting to watch how these play out. >> and what started out as funny internet memes are taking on a whole new meaning in the camel. ahead, kamala harris's campaign for president kron four's vicki liviakis spoke with a brand strategy expert to figure out the so-called brat phenomenon. >> kamala is brat 3 words that shook up the internet. camelot is brett, which is great. but it's she's actually so much more which is why i like to see you in. bring in chapel runs, feminine ok, let's roll back. pheben aman on a pop song that describes female empowerment with kamala harris is the poster girl. it feels like she's finally standing up for like everyone else. brand consultant audrey dahmen says

that with viral hits like this. you can't buy that kind of political exposure that this was an old guy. nick grove, it's not someone putting a lot of media dollars behind it and pushing it down your throat. she says even negatives can turn positive on the internet. for me, it's make might just be the beginning because even if you look on the internet, yes, it started with coconut tree meme, which was supposed to used against her. what's wrong with you? young people. >> you think you just fell out of a coconut tree. >> but data on you and it's popping up every madam vice president, are you on tiktok? >> well, i've heard that recently have been on the floor. you paid the internet is fickle, though. and while catch year, what she called sticky means capture people's attention. candidates do have to take it to the next level is going have to be morning coconut tree means it's like what is agenda? what is program? but that she stands. is going to be the pivot of what educational content what the she actually stand vicki liviakis kron. 4 news.

>> this morning on 4 your money getting a home loan may soon be more affordable. federal authorities may lower interest rates which will impact everything from home buying to job opportunities to retirement savings. but people are still feeling the pinch reporter henry rosoff has that story. >> i don't know how people are even surviving. honestly. think we're all going through some something here. we caught up with monique next. and as dreaded weekly grocery run. >> she has seen prices all but stop rising in the last couple of months. yeah. >> it is. but honestly, it's still tough challenge. it's tough for everyone. definitely. but some additional relief may be on the way with prices stable, which is what phyllis over has been waiting for. they may bring down the interest rates it levels the federal reserve does seem likely to signal next week it will begin cutting interest rates. lower rates would make it easier to get a home mortgage to finance a car. >> and could lead to

businesses borrowing to grow, meaning more jobs. all that economic activity generally triggers positive news on wall street, raising retirement accounts and even bolstering city services because the city draws billions in tax revenue from the financial sector. but we found that that big picture relief was of little concern to new yorkers like robert hauser, who just spent $3 more than he was expecting on lunch. it just seems like for a little wild over the businesses had a opportunity to raise their prices. and now that things have started to calm down there, keeping them at those prices. >> and it's everything from fast food to groceries, to pretty much everything. >> and that was henry rosoff reporting for us. meantime, uber and lyft drivers in california stay as independent contractors. the california supreme court ruled to uphold prop. 22 uber and lyft are calling this a win. while some drivers say they would rather be considered employees. kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> independent contractors

have the perk of creating their own schedules. rideshare drivers tried contesting prop 22 because they'd like the option of having employee benefits prop 22 0st passed in california in 2020 classifying rideshare drivers as independent contractors. it's had a back and forth the last 4 years. but on thursday, the state supreme court upheld the ballot measure. you know, of course, i'm disappointment with the supreme court. >> because reality diverse really super a right we have that was washed brain, antioch resident hector castillo knows drives for uber and lyft. >> but had to take 8 months off from work because of a broken shoulder as an independent contractor in 8 months without a paycheck, we don't have workers compensation receiving any >> or an leave. they don't help me out. all. i got to have to both polish and start working full time to to deal casting. monis was one of the plaintiffs in the case that went to the state supreme court arguing that prop 22 was unconstitutional. uber and

lyft celebrated the court's decision to uphold the ballot measure, calling it a win for everyone. uber statement saying in part, quote, whether drivers are couriers choose to earn just a few hours a week or more. >> their freedom to work when and how they want is now firmly etched into california law putting an end to misguided attempts to force them into unemployment model that they overwhelmingly do not want. lyft says that median hourly earnings of drivers in california increased by 22% since 2019 casselano says that statistic isn't a reality in the bay area. we had taken like spy some something >> hour. >> over images taken 60 70% of the right. >> we've barely make it form of the table. rideshare drivers are able to join in a union because of legislation that passed earlier this year. drivers like hasta la knows are hopeful that a union will lead to a path forward to benefits and protections. >> reporting in san francisco, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news.

>> the on-demand car sharing app gig, car share permanently end its services by the end of this year. the company first ended their services in sacramento and now says it will retire its cars in san francisco. they listed various reasons for ending operations, including decreased demand and rising costs. operations officially stopped in december.

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and a lovely look at coit towers. some nice blue skies up there as well as a bit of a breeze day. yeah, we're trying to also mix out some of that fog. looks like a pretty good job there, too, though, that there remains a bit there, >> not too bad for this hour or so. francisco, you may be getting a little bit more sun than you bargained for today, though, still working on the east bay shoreline. you can see off towards the distance or san francisco, as you see some clearing their. but in the oakland side. >> still has some of that fog leftover. this will probably clear up pretty quickly. however, for the tahoe forecast next couple of days, it's mid to upper 70's that we bounee to the 80's come wednesday, inte. this is we can expect in the home front to a nice warm up towards middle to latter portion of the week. 68 antioch, we've got a lot of 60's in the east bay 50's and 60's. meanwhile, up north, look at that. the west coast complete takes a nice big bite of the monsoon. what monsoon? it's all pretty much in the plains states for at least right now. so what happens going into the future? well, this high we've got to watch. it's a player, the exact location, the elements that come together look to be

towards the end of the week. but we're right on the line here. so. don't know exactly where that's going to fall. we know we're going to get warmer. but how much warmer still watching flow pattern looks interesting and this will open up the monsoon, at least for socal. by the time we get to early the following week. look at your 4 zone forecast. we're in 65 san francisco. lower 60's coast wide popping a 71 for burlingame. 74 foster city, palo alto at 77 in the south bay, upper 70's scratching into some lower 80's. now, finally, los gatos. 83 81 morgan hill, east bay shoreline. mid 70's tried valley lower to approaching the middle 80's. these are we're going to start to see some of those lower 90's by the middle of the week. 66 a berkeley and also richmond, the 65 84 fairfield. 74 for napa. and 83 for santa rosa. again, a lot of uncertainty as we get to the latter portion of the week. the only thing we can say per somewhat certainty is there is a general warming trend. we'll take a little while to get there. but we'll start to see some lower 90's.

by the time we get to, you know, the next weekend here. possibility is though we may be shooting through the 90's to get to 100 or so by the following weekend. there's some runs that do that. so we'll a little closer, which is where we come together. okay. very good information that. thanks so much, dave. >> well, are you experiencing political stress? it's so you're not alone. the recent headlines around the election continue to fuel conserve and even distress and american psychological association survey showed 70% of adults experienced high levels of stress leading up to the 2020 election. earlier today i spoke with doctor jen douglas, a bay area based psychologist on how we can all exercise some self care. >> it's good morning to you. good morning. thank you for having me. of course. and a lot of us feeling the pressure so let's talk a bit about what happens to the brain and the body first when we see information may be whether it's on the television set or on the news headlines in the paper with regards to the

political upheaval that's been happening. yes. so just starting off to say that, you know, we know that this election season has any number of unprecedented events we're getting used to a first time in our lifetime event happening every 3 to 4 days. the state's saves and that's not good for our nervous system. our brains were developed to experience stress and then change our behaviors. and that was very helpful for us from an evolutionary perspective. but our brains were not designed for 24 hour news cycles and constant barrages of new information that can be deeply, deeply distressing. yes, and especially in the age of social media as well. it seems like information is even more readily accessible at any time at our fingertips. yes, 02:00am not a problem. we can stress right? so what do we do to cope with that and manage that. absolutely. so there are some things that we can do that can literally trick our brains into reminding us that there are things that we can

relax and then there's another thing that i like to talk about. a look at control that so ways that we can sort of it seems mean to say trick our brain. but it does help is we can actually tap into physical ways to de-stress even if mentally we're struggling are worrying ruminating about what's going on politically. so a lot of people talk about deep breathing and for a lot of people, deep breathing drives them nuts because they're trying to relax and deep breathing is sort of too much. it's too too much of an exercise in that moment. they feel like i need to do something. i can't just sit here deep, breathe a sigh. see some really scary article. so instead we suggest that we do something that otherwise occupies us at the same time. interesting. so i may breathing, but i'm also meeting or i'm also doing a satirical or i'm also looking at, you know, modern art that i really like that. i took pictures of the de young and so when i used to work iraq and afghanistan, veterans actually got a lot of these

and little laying a couch so that they had something to do with their hands as well as deep breathing so that they could regulate their nervous system. fantastic to have right there. what are some signs that we can be looking for in ourselves or perhaps our friends family each other? that may be sort of that yellow light red light moment with okay. maybe it's time to take a step back away from the tv set or social media. yes. and maybe see some professional guidance. yeah, it's a wonderful question because everyone like your service said almost everybody is experiencing stress. at what point do we really need to provide some intervention for this person to help them out? red flags are what i like to call them. pink flags that we look at in advance okay. that's fun. all right. things like your if you notice somebody is uncharacteristically irritable throughout the day, if they have a short fuse, if somebody is per separating or ruminating talking about the same thing over and over or

something we see a lot, you know, like you mentioned social media. if somebody is spending many, many hours a day consuming media about the election. so someone will read 17 articles about the same topic to make sure they get every bit of information and it because it can become a little bit of session all during this time of so those are some of the potential warning signs are putting flags to look for. maybe it might be time to have either a gentle conversation with that person or or even even know if it's affecting ourselves to, you know, maybe kind of some additional support. now, i'm also want to ask you this. what's the best way to engage with or perhaps disengage with perhaps a friend or loved one who might have different political beliefs. the press. okay. but during this time we do have a country that's incredibly divided right and so we need to figure out how to navigate those relationships that are important to us. even if we may be across the political divide. and so when we talk to your clients about even in my

own life, something that's really important is noting what you value about that relationship and how can i insulate and experience what i value about that relationship from the political this is particularly difficult if that person is reading 17 articles and spending 8 hours a day on, you know, very social media channels. but how we can do that is putting in from boundaries so say were all gathering for family dinner on a sunday night. and you know, great uncle henry has a different political view than me. then we can say, you know, i appreciate that. but this is family time. let's not bring politics into so allowing that boundary to exist. you can also give the person outlets for that like, oh, i am happy to talk about that, but not around the kids, for instance. so we're not stonewalling. no, we're not saying that. you know, their values are what they think is important. but what we are doing is setting a firm indicator of what we're willing to have in our space. so setting some gentle boundaries. yes, loving boundaries. yes, a loving

abound. eriz. and you've got of kids, right? so what is the best way for adults to communicate with children about what's going on in the world right whether it's, you know, we're seeing a lot violence directed towards political candidates or warfare overseas. what's the best way to gently comm nicate that to our young ones. before gets a mom that you're asking that question. so for anybody out there who's really struggling with this one of the things that we really soggest as we start with establishing for the child that they are safe. parents have created this of space that we are incredibly lucky to live where we live and we are protected from these things in in san francisco are particularly protected from many of the threats that a lot of people are worried about. the stace and that we start there and then we can explain things to them on a developmentally appropriate level and so. my 6 year-old knows that, you know, some stressful things have been happening in the news. she

doesn't know the nitty-gritty details of everything because she's not develop. let mentally ready for that. obviously, that conversations could be different with a 12 year-old is going to different with a 17 so perhaps a child, perhaps elementary school age comes up to you and is like, why did i hear about this? perhaps shooting that happened towards somebody was running for president something that i need. yeah. what's the best way to kind of explain that? a break that down? absolutely. so saying something along the lines of oh, yes, you know, this did happen. we don't wanted tonight. we don't want to pretend that it's not happening. it kind of bury our heads in the sand. so instead we say, yes, there was someone who he wanted to commit this act of violence. we don't believe in violence in our family. that is not the right way to make progress. that is not how we deal with our problems. person was, you know, the the presidential candidate was protected and he's okay now. and you know, so you can see making speeches. he's right he's

going you know, getting a lot of support from the people care about him and that that person, you know, was is no longer a threat. again, developmentally that person no longer a threat and we are safe. and isn't it good that we have people in this country who work to make this country safe and how can we contribute to making this country a safer place? that's a great way to put it. doctor jen douglas, thank you so much for providing that perspective in some valuable guidance this morning. really appreciate it. thank you so much. all right. we'll be right back. all

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place. it's probably typical that you have a list of things that you want to do and we want to go >> but it turns out that also taking a stroll down the aisles of a local market is growing in popularity and more people are sharing those visits to social media. they've so say that it's a chance to learn more about a particular culture while discovering new products to bring back as souvenirs mean, when's the last time you remember doing that like that? just checking up alone, local grocery store. they doing to travel abroad or just even to a different area. you've never been to. >> wilson a different area, sometimes out necessity. you know, provisions when you're on a break. and yeah, my snacks. and so we're at the but at that figure out, these are complicated things. stephanie haverford are my hotel so i can get cool you know, keep the beer cold. you know, we i do that some shopping sometimes. it's nice to have a nice local grocery store that has the provisions i need. need to have my chips. pick up a little bit of produce a case that could have been an or all right. make sure david, his chips bananas,

the work actually pretzel, really, like salty pretzels. all right. we've got the mid to lower 80's going on. well inland. you know, stuff talk about the camera. shots have been having beautiful stuff already. the skies already opening up golden gate, not too bad. we're still going to keep some cloud cover in our future, though, a little bit in the morning hours. we're going to continue this drill of the fog and there will be that fog and clouds that remain a little bit and parts of the bay for the afternoon. completely go away. but the general trend is minor warming compared to what we've been through. the big question is a way to go over the cliff. by the end of this week, there's the possibility we may seek out mid to upper 90's next weekend approaching 100 so tva and watching. okay. all right. some really good information there. dave, thanks so much. >> thanks all of you for joining us here on the phone for weekend morning news. >> try to stay cool this weekend. we'll see you back next weekend. 07:00am. take a great take. take everybody. a great day.

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