s zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time as we go "into the wild." >> and now on the kron, 4 morning news at safeway workers says he fired for feeding cops who are protecting the store. now he is millions over his termination. and walk for wishes returns to the bay area with our very party as the we have all the details for you.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hi, good morning. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm theresa stops you in for stephanie lin. it's saturday august the 10th. let's get a look at the weather right now with dave spahr. kind of foggy out there. dave. >> yeah, good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and it will be treated to a little thicker fog going on for tomorrow. not today. expect those temperatures to be popping well inland. well in the 90's. so it's going to kind of business as usual, little bit of a break along the east bay shoreline a little bit. it looks like and to the west peninsula, san francisco looks to be a little colder to now. first things first we knew of that fog at sfo is causing some minor delays about a half hour or so before this death will start peeling away. you can see the but the sunshine curing on throwback to the fog part here, little bit of problem areas along the coast, however, compared to tomorrow. this is a little better and the fog is going to be a bit more aggressive there. even some coastal drizzle to be had. so you're looking at a little bit better day today

and also chillier, too. now here's the cloud pattern do want to point out aloft. there are. there's a little bit the way some stratus today. so we're going to throw a little bit of the way of some few clouds in the afternoon skies as a possibility. but the marine layer is what we're dealing with right now. winds will be onshore again. a heavier papa expected tomorrow afternoon that today lot of the 50's and 60's mixture, some lower 60's off towards the east and for a contrast for you were a couple degrees ahead of yesterday's your breakdown today to stew about 77. 11 o'clock at to their. we at 90, as you can see, we'll have plenty of 90's for the inland spots. but tomorrow they could be a little bit more shy. little bit of a cool down for you. have more on that forecast a bit thanks for that. >> well, local safeway employee says that he was fired for taking care. police who are watching over the store for shoplifters. he has now filed a huge lawsuit against a grocery chain kron four's grant lotus explains. >> yeah. talking about deli sandwiches and fried chicken. that is what oscar santos

junior says. he give officers who are working to help keep safeway crime free. he says giving them that food cost his job. even though he had approval from his boss took up the cops. but that baus died in the new boss came in. he says things change. he also says they fired him for handcuffing and using force on people who are stealing without ever being told that he shouldn't do that. now says he was a corporate loss prevention manager overseeing crime investigations. it safely ease up and down the west coast. the issue with giving cops the free food was at the safeway here, 30th and mission in san francisco for santos. the whole thing makes no sense. >> all right. be covered. more than a million dollars in stolen merchandise. and is just shocking to be called into. meeting in question about getting sandwiches to the police. and detaining had coast. but something that i've done for years. but without

any proper, without any issues. i think just management just did not like me. and they wanted there to bring in their own person. >> said he worked there for about 11 years and he is suing safely now for 20 million dollars claiming wrongful termination we reached out to safe way for a comment, but have not heard back. we'll keep you posted there. graham, thanks you for that. >> in the south bay, several businesses are on edge after a string of burglaries earlier this week. the funny farm restaurant in san jose and their door was busted at cafe next door was broken into kron four's jack moment has the details. >> now the owners of the funny farm restaurant here in the evergreen neighborhood say this attempted break-in makes it the 5th time that's happened since 2021. and they say auto. take us a couple more breaking. the temps to shut them out of business. >> i want to she this crew, lives up to the name of their business. that's my chicken passed over. interact with

customers with jokes like just make them feel like they're at home. but this week was a tough one for people running the funny farm restaurant. >> in attempted break-in on monday, just after 6 in the morning. destroy the side or another 6,000 or so per door run, levy, co-owner and chef at funny farm restaurant says they've been broken into 5 times in the last 3 years. a couple of break ins away from never opening again. and it's breaking costing hundreds to thousands of dollars. and san jose police confirmed to kron 4 about this recent break-in attempt and says on that same day, burglars broke into cafe a row may right next door like to not have to worry about this kind of thing anymore. >> we're trying with tooth and nail and everything we have to hold onto monica levy, the other co-owner says they had 3 other funny farm locations in san jose, but they have to close that due to rising

business costs. these recent break-ins now threatened the last one standing in to see people just literally destroy and damage it with no thought or care to the people that they're hurting. staff needs a place to work and we need a place serve our community. we're putting together a safety plan with crime prevention. >> councilmember for san jose domingo can dallas says he's advocating to hire more police officers and increased patrols in evergreen neighborhood doing everything we can to make sure bring these perpetrators to justice. but until more is done to stop this string of burglaries, >> the funny farm restaurant picks up the wants to shine through the >> when i think when people start seeing that, that they're getting convicted and they're getting arrested and they're going to jail, there's there's something to pay that's going to slow it down. and as you can see, despite all of the break-ins that happened over the years, the funny farm restaurant is still

persisting with its karaoke nights just about every single friday. now next week, san jose police and that councilmember who you saw in that reporting will be walking through the businesses here in the evergreen neighborhood. >> to find out if there's any safety improvements that could be reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >> police in san francisco gathering friday morning to remember a fallen officer luciano ortega. the 29 year-old died on july 28th unexpectedly. ortega has been a part of the san francisco police force for 9 years and most recently worked at the mission station, friends and colleagues described him as empathetic and hard-working police officer who loved his job. huge loss for the city of san leandro, entire east bay community, the city's former mayor in east bay regional park district's board director ellen corbett passed away early friday corbett had

served on the district's board director for the past 8 years. she launched her career in politics as family and o's first female mayor serving from 1994 to 1998. she then served in the state assembly and senate, including a senate majority leader post in a statement family and rose current mayor said that corbett's legacy of service and stewardship will continue to inspire us all. heavy police presence and antioch for friday afternoon after police say that a suspect barricaded himself inside a home near dallas ranch. middle school, the school and surrounding area was put on lockdown for about an hour. officers tell us a man barricaded himself what they were doing. a search warrant. they say that the man was ultimately detained. and 11 year-old boys among those facing charges in connection to nearly $200,000 in retail theft. san francisco police say that the boy 3 other teens

are responsible for dozens of store thefts. in most cases, the group forced entry into the stores that were closed but still occupied by employees and then just ransacked businesses. the boys were arrested. they range in age from 19 to 13. each faces multiple charges, including robbery and grand theft. the 11 year-old has been referred to community assessment and referral center because of his age. and take a look at this. investigators say these items are nearly $200,000 worth of stolen electronics. they were found inside a shipping trailer that was also reported stolen last month near said now after days of investigating authorities found the trailer in vallejo while it was being towed, they recovered the stolen tron ix and arrested the driver. a bay area man fighting brain cancer is living out his dreams. he got to cross off another item on his bucket list this week. check this out. pat lelan got

to enjoy the king. henry caught at the house of prime rib in san francisco. can dwayne was also there with leon's family. >> what do you think a lot of >> he was treated like a king, finishing the king. henry caught plus some dessert mature, which that was. but with good. he also got to throw out the first pitch of his favorite team, the san francisco giants. and next on bucket list, a chance to fly with none other than our ken wayne along with a flying tails. rescue passengers. we wish pap all the best. happening today. make-a-wish walk for wishers returns after a multi year hiatus. this comes just in time for the chapters 40th anniversary this year. our very own reyna harvey is emceeing the family-friendly fundraiser welcomes wish family

volunteers and community supporters for a welk around california's america theme park. the walk begins at 08:00am and it starts at the great american pavilion. and coming up on kron 4 morning news, vice president kamala harris. >> visiting the bay area tomorrow. what we know about the fundraiser she set to attend and why experts don't expect to see the presidential candidates spending much time in county. and after the break, sabrina carpenter, chappelle loan grace jones more are at outside lands as weekend we take a look at all of the festivities. >> and well inland, plenty of sunshine and more. the business of the summer drill. yeah, the 90's, it looks like. but tomorrow, a little treat for you. going to bring those temps down dramatically. so and little bit of drizzle going on around the bay as well. have a look at your forecast for backing a bit different from what it is today.

>> day one of outside lands in the books. the 16th annual music festival kicked off friday at san francisco's golden gate park. last night's headliners were the killer's gates opened at 11 friday morning welcoming both regulars, newcomers to a day full of life, ms food and drinks. >> especially his my heart. and i really enjoyed dancing. and so it's really fun to just, you know, see the vies for the people who also really enjoyed and saying and just, you know, letting good music. yeah, also are both really actually read it. so we love meeting people just connecting people who also live here. so it's fun. >> a lot of people new this year outside lands is getting into the wedding. spirit is to celebrate the 20th anniversary of san francisco becoming the

first place in the united states to allow same marriage. 21 couples will be getting married at this year's festival over the weekend. stay with kron. 4 news on air and online for the latest. all things outside lands. you can visit kron 4 dot com or scan the qr code right there. and i'll give you all the information on the music, the vendors and getting into golden gate park. there's a lot of road closures you need to know about outside lands is on through sunday right now. let's check in with meteorologist dave spahr. what concert goers are going to expect to see out there. >> well, good morning, carissa. good morning, everybody. and today you're looking a little bit better warming than tomorrow. so you're tomorrow. you need the sweater and all that and your sunglasses because you might get some shade the sun and there. but today, little warmer than we're looking at for tomorrow. there's the typical fog covering up the golden gate. you can see that will peel away late morning hours. shore numbers for you in the east bay 50's and lower 60's at work mostly 50's up

north. 62 san jose. let's get back to the fog clouds we've been talking about. future cast for. we do have some stratus i referenced earlier. so got to keep some scattered clouds in the forecast anyway. but that marine layer mixes out pretty nicely by noon along the coast will be some problem. areas, temps inland pretty toasty well in the 90's. now tomorrow morning, we do the same thing, but that fog is much more aggressive. you'll probably get some coastal drizzle and some bay drizzle as well starting to get to the afternoon. and the fog still kind of hanging around a little bit with the fog clouds and such, even maybe overcast to the coast. and again, some drizzle hanging out a little bit here. so that marine layer is going to really be slow to clear and more problematic in a cooling effect. folks inland are going to love it because temperatures for highs will be in the 80's. now, let's get the other part of the forecast, too. those winds today, typical afternoon breeze going right through the carquinez strait. you can see golden gate. pretty much of a good clip up there on the north bay. you can see along the coast, particularly however, switching this to

tomorrow. you'll see the difference. the big pop happening. much more real estate covered by all of this up through solano county. if we have to pick winds would rather it be this direction. certainly sending more about marine layer inland. but it really brings down those temperatures coupled with those nice winds. so putting it all together again with that supposed about a half-hour delay here, bay fog and clouds hot inland near about 80 for the east bay shoreline. as we mentioned, lot of 90's going on tomorrow or today tomorrow now inland are going to see 80's scored on 70's to the east bay shoreline here. we've got aggressive fog in breezy conditions next week, clouds and mild. enjoy those 80's going to be around just about all week inland here, little bit of a warm-up towards the middle of the week. sure. but then cooling down. it looks like into next weekend. it really looks interesting next week and beyond. 68 san francisco. 75 for oakland, 86 meanwhile for san jose. but there they are. and the east bay, particularly middle 90's, as you see up in the north bay to santa rosa about 95. a chilly 61 going on for half moon bay with redwood city about 84 will have one. the 4

zone forecast for you. and here is a look of the mount tam camera. 93 today, not 86 sunday. and by monday at 83, a good little drop in temperatures, but then warming up towards the middle of the next week. so still kind of chilly this morning. yes, that is okay. sweater weather. >> okay. >> kron 4 is your election headquarters in a little over. 24 hours, vice president kamala harris due to touch down in san francisco. her first stop in the bay area since declaring her run for president. the former california sen san francisco just return in california. attorney general. it's coming to the bay area for a big fundraiser. kron four's dan kerman has more. >> what a difference a month makes. i mean, we came from a democratic death march to a national dance party. if you think alex turk sounds excited about kamala harris running for president, he is. she remembers where she came from. she remembers who are friends are. and i'm just honored to

be, you know, one of very many people that are involved in this event on sunday. turkish worked in san francisco politics and public affairs for decades. and he's known harris for 24 years. now he's co-hosting this sunday's fundraiser for her in san francisco. the city he says that will mobilize with more than just dollars. you're going to see our local democratic party really take things to the next level in recruiting, you know, that vital population of the gen z millenial. >> occasional voters and getting them activated in calling those networks and those populations in states like pennsylvania and arizona, all and michigan and georgia. so i don't think san francisco's just common with money, which we will also come with energy. the location of the fundraiser remains under wraps but published reports suggest. >> it will be at the fairmont hotel, a favorite of the biden administration. no parking signs are already up and barricades are stationed along

part of california street with california, a virtual certainty for democratic presidential nominees. political experts expect harris to spend much of the next 3 months campaigning outside of california. so she's probably going to spend more time in swing states. >> but, you know, at this point in the campaign, it would really, i think be to her advantage for her. and governor walz also campaigning in states that the republicans think they have locked up that actually could swing to the democrats. uc berkeley, political science professor stephen fish says those include florida, which barack obama won twice and north carolina, which obama won during his first election. harris and walz in red territory, needing, you know, wildly enthusiastic crowds that could force the republicans to divert some funds just to defend the state that they think they've got their pocket. it would also be great flex for the democrats. that show really the running a campaign everywhere again, it will be a quick stop for the

vice-presidential be in las vegas for a rally on saturday. then here in san francisco for that fundraiser, she's expected to leave here shortly after it concludes. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> president biden is expected to make his first public appearance with vice president harris since he ended his re-election campaign. white house officials say the biden-harris will head to maryland next thursday for an official 9 campaign event. they did not disclose right now the location or or specifics about that. former president trump's plane was diverted on its way to bozeman montana friday after reports of a mechanical issue. trump's campaign posted a video on social media of the former president upon landing in montana. according to airport staff, the plane landed safely in billings, montana. then he got onto a private jet to finish the trip. mister trump was in bozeman for a rally last night to support republican senate candidate tim sheley. 3,000 bay area,

hotel workers head to vote friday to authorize a potential strike. the group is asking for wage increases, maintain health care benefits and protect against cuts to services and staff officials say that authorizing the vote does not mean that they're going to strike, but it could authorize and unions negotiating committee to call for a strike once her contract expires this coming wednesday. also in the south bay, the east sam is a community is speaking out against the devout diverse meant divestment of regional medical center with a rally friday morning demanding hospital workers to keep what they say life saving resources at the regional medical center. hca healthcare plans to shut down the trauma center on monday. community leaders say that the plan will put residents in need of medical resources at risk. and still ahead on kron 4 morning news caught on

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look at this in the north bay, accused teens being chased by police, jump out of a car and try and run away from officers. >> helicopter video shows thursday night's scenes on highway one 16 in cotati. the suspects attempted to hide from the helicopter by jumping fences center nearby yards. but police eventually got to them and arrested all 3

suspects. in the east bay, antioch police officer mort has erie has been convicted for conspiring to defraud the police department that he was working for. the fbi says that the officer paid someone else to obtain a university degree in his name. so that he could then get a pay raise from the city of antioch. he now faces 20 years in prison. the officer is the 6 police officer to be convicted in the conspiracy to commit fraud in that department. on film and has been charged in connection to a crash that killed an 81 year-old woman and say molina. the collision happened last sunday morning on main street near charles crude winery. police say that 43 year-old dominic carve was driving under the influence of methamphetamine and fentanyl when he had jackie rhodes and then just drove off. investigators say the roads was walking in the bike lane at the time. a judge ordered to be held without bail.

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on the kron. 4 morning news. governor newsom threatening to withhold money from cities and counties. ifsthey don't start to clean up homeless encampments. >> and there's new pop-up stores inc and san jose. we have all the details for good morning, everyone. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news

on the saturday. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecnst. dave spahr in the weather center tracking all that for us. hi day. >> hey, good morning, carissa. good morning, everybody. well, filled up way this morning. foggy folks inland are still going to be in the business of the 90's. that really hasn't changed much today by tomorrow. different story. oh, yeah. we'll have a cool down for you. and next week doesn't look too shabby either. however, for folks around the bay out, this fog is around right now. we have about a half-hour delay going on at sfo here. but beyond that could provide a little bit of chill to start. it's going to be more aggressive, though. it looks like by tomorrow and coupled with that do want to know we do have some stratus clouds will play into the forecast a little bit through the day. so we're going mention some scattered clouds and the general forecast as well. lot of 50's and 60's mixture on the board there 50's up north. 66 already for antioch in a chilly 55 off to half moon bay winds will be onshore through the period that's going provide some relief. however, and the papas expected to be a little bit more pronounced tomorrow afternoon and evening, too.

77, 11 o'clock by 2.90, but plenty of 90's to populate those inland valleys. going to check in your 4 zone forecast. plus that forecast into next week, which is a little bit of a break from summer. theresa. >> very much or act or lose out. that's a message from governor gavin newsom when it comes to addressing homelessness in california, i spoke with some local officials about how they're taking the message. not holding back. you may recall 2 weeks ago on july, 25th. >> he ordered cities and counties to get to it. and now he's saying that if they don't comply, he's going to withhold millions of dollars. an urgent matter. that's what governor gavin newsom is calling his most recent push. >> to deal with homeless encampments and california. the governor drilling down on his point as he helped tear down a campsite on state property thursday in la county. this is a crisis. >> act like it. the state's unprecedented billions and billions dollars sport. i'm

not interested and providing that not seeing the results. i think the governor's we clear about. >> 300 encampments per year. at the same time we add shelter capacity because we know that san jose like the entire state of california does not have enough shelter. beds does not have enough treatment beds sent as a mayor. matt mahan. >> showing this data as the city is working on the crisis in 2022, there were 4,975 1000 people living without permanent housing in san jose and 2023. that figure was down by 10% to 4,411 in the past 2 weeks. mayor london breed embracing the governor's directive. she has sent crews to start dismantling encampments says they offered shelter space and mental health assistance. homeless advocates have fought the move, saying that it was inhumane. and oakland mayor sheng taos office highlighted how the city removed they would street encampment. the

mayor's office sending this statement to kron 4 news quote, oakland and our partners in alameda county are proud of the work we've done to serve our unhoused communities and keep our neighborhoods safe and clean. in a move rarely seen in politics. a prominent california state senator has announced she is switching from the democratic party to the republican party. >> our capitol correspondent eytan wallace talked with the senator on one. she is making the move. >> the pendulum has swung so far to the left that this is not the democratic party that i recognize. that is why state senator maria alvarado gill says she made the decision to switch from the democratic party to the republican party. the bill passes not make any major change to the democratic super majority makeup of the state senate where democrats now hold 31 of the 40 seats overall do gill says she's changing parties to send a clear message to democratic leadership in sacramento. i think that they witnessed direction that does not reflect the will of the people. it reflects a very

small minority of special interests. and so i'm saying no to that. she says an unwillingness from democratic leaders to reform prop. 47 played a huge part in her decision. prop 47 is the 2014 voters approved a ballot measure that lowered penalties for some nonviolent crimes, including retail theft. when the items stolen are less than $950. supporters say it led to criminal justice ref rm and reduce the size of california's prison population. but opponents, including overall gill believe elect criminals off the hook. voters have spoken over and over again of they're tired of the crime in their community. they are tired of the homelessness and they want to know that the super majority. >> listen to them and sees them and frankly, i haven't seen that in the 2 years that i've been serving in a statement, democratic senate president pro tempore might mcguire responded to alvarado gill. >> writing, this is disappointing for voters who elected senator alvarado gill as a democrat. they trusted her to represent them and she's betrayed that trust. while most republican leaders enthusiastically welcomed

alvarado going to their party. gop assembly member billa say lee did not noting alvarado gills district which encompasses parts of the central valley and includes a huge area from lake tahoe all the way to death valley is comprised of more registered republicans than democrats say. lee believes alvarado gill changed parties to make it easier to win re-election in her district in twenty-twenty 6 quote, overall gill only switched republican for political purposes. we do not need or want fake republicans in our party. he went on to accuse her ef previously supporting kamala harris for president, a charge denies. well, it's actually incorrect information. i've never endorsed kamala harris for president. are you leaning one way or the other for president? >> well, what i'm doing right now as i'm watching both of them and i want both of them to prove that they are worthy of the vote from california. >> reporting at the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, abortion be a top issue in the 2024 election.

former president donald trump says not all but the harris campaign and many advocacy groups strongly disagree. president trump appointed 3 conservative justices who helped overturn roe v wade leaving abortion access up to the states which trump says he's where it should stay. but a spokesperson for planned parenthood says it abortion restrictions across the country. the primes too many women of essential health care. >> 44% of women in america live in states that don't have access to abortion and where their right to make their own decisions about their health care has been stripped from them. >> former president trump also suggested that he'd consider having the fda revoke access to the widely used abortion drug. >> not that.

>> and there you have turning back to bay area news bell ringing to celebrate an extra special start to the harvest season this morning at sonoma, sonoma valley wine. marking 200 years since first vines were planted in the region. and that's right on cue. there was more of a chill in the air this week in the first grapes are picked the executive director of the sonoma valley vintners and growers alliance says that this year's picks are looking. >> picture you know, it's been a pretty typical summer that grapes like some warmth and some heat. >> and so everything is getting ready to go. many different varietals will follow suit that things will really be humming in about 3 weeks. so we're looking to a great banner year for 2024. >> mark, your calendars said this year's vintage festival is scheduled for september. 26 through the 28 featuring movie screening dinner and a whole lot of family friendly

festivities planet fitness is opening up its 16th location in the east bay. the new gym will be in emeryville on san pablo avenue and 45th street. the building was previously a cvs pharmacy. no word yet opening day. but a spokesperson tells kron 4 news that they're hoping for a late fall or early 2025, opening. the city of san jose is continuing to find ways to revitalize the downtown area this week. they are adding more pop-up stores for small businesses who will now get the chance to operate like a full brick and mortar store kron four's lezla gooden tells us more about the program called moment post street. >> yes, lot of fun happening here at the grand opening day here in downtown san jose. and behind me, you can see where the locations of the 6 new pop-up shops will be. and local artists have a chance to shop many of their creations like key chains and clothing. >> thursday's the grand opening of moment. post street

in downtown san jose. it's a retail project that's giving 6 small businesses a chance to grow and sell their work. the first time for many and a retail space that here at moment, post street. >> there is the collective called coming coney inside coming. kony is melisa city on a and a student there inside the larger space. we have tiny keyboard shop rose go jelly, kawhi and it's caught. the project is funded by the city and is set to call these 2 spaces. >> home for the next year. the organization moment is one of the group's managing the project. they tell us the feedback so far has been positive on post street is actually a historically lgbtqia plus area of downtown san jose. this little corridor has its own. >> color has its own vibrancy has its own activations. and we just really wanted to add businesses to harmonize with existing thing. >> and the response that we've gotten from the public is that they're very excited to see something added to this neighborhood. some of the things you can find here include tiny keyboards.

>> hand design, goods and clothes. in addition to shopping, they're fun installations like this message board. >> that shoppers can be a part of this will bring in a lot didn't different and make new life to this area, which i think is really important because i think again, it's like the community as a whole. >> could probably benefit from having no more artist having their working see more often. >> if the shop's continue to be successful, they could sit this location longer than a year. and they tell me they plan to have more events for the community to get involved here in san jose. let's get in kron. 4 news. >> welfare health officials are warning of a new online health trend. people are drinking baking soda as a way to improve their exercise performance. now doctors say, but thgre's absolutely no dosage recommendation and drinking too much can be bad for your long-term health. they say that people have ended up in emergency rooms for drinking too much due to the increasing of the bodies. ph level. health officials say that it can harm the heart to decrease blood flow to the brain. plus, cities across the

country are seeing a rise in popularity of clubs event, ticketing site to event. brite reports the number of run and walk lumps increased by 69% from 2022. to 2023. and attendance at those events surged 170% during the same period data released by the site shows people especially gen x-ers are springing to run clemson to make friends and even find dates. >> we've had couples meet at a run, get engaged at said raanan said anniversaries. we know how many relationships have started because people have just met and then kept showing up. >> many cities across the country offer a variety of one clubs featuring brunch runs. one runs even run clubs, focused on specific foods and are running today. >> no, not really. but you want to do that early in the day to be well inland as those

temperatures start to climb into the middle 90's, we're seeing the same thing up north to 68 san francisco going checking your 4 zone forecast and look at that longer. one as well. looks like some as well. looks like some vacation. the copper

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>> still a live look outside right now. is that pretty? well that send a bay area air quality district is extending and air quality advisory through today due to wildfire

smoke games. here to tell us a little bit more about the weather that you're going to be facing here. >> yeah, good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and that has to mix out a little bit to get the sun aloft. however, even a lawful have a few little is little scattered clouds today. now and the fog is going to be much more aggressive. it looks like tomorrow here you can see it san francisco is still kind of hovering right above us. if you will want to jump in the tropics. real quick. this is something to watch. you're going to hear more about this later next week. the good news is all the models that we're looking at are all telling us. it's going to scoot the u.s. coast. however, they both indicate whenever this thing is becomes it's going to travel through the caribbean gray's that looks like homage are going to hit pretty good. and then on its way up to the north atlantic. but it's going to be doing some dances before it gets there. so there are some watching hear more about it. it's just a curiosity, factor least or for the size. take a sharp turn stormtracker for what's going on the western u.s.. it looks like the monsoon is holding together a little bit. it's encroaching a touchdown to

socal. you can see crossing the river trying to get into some of the deserts there, but not a lot of coverage to nevada today. that's going to be really trumped into next weekend will show you that in a bit. first, things first are fog mostly gets cleared out problem areas of the coast. san francisco a little bit. and then here comes back again tomorrow with some drizzle east bay shoreline. you'll probably get treated to some drizzle tomorrow morning as well. slow going clearing that out. there could be some problem areas into the afternoon. it looks like reduction of temperatures for everybody looks like that's what the longer range forecast here. we know the high will be waning. nice little break in the action we talked about that will be around tuesday midweek, slight warm up little bit, but it's not going to be business as know, look at that piece of action. now when we get to the winter months, that usually brings some rain. but this is a nice little heat breaker for us. low dropping south here the northern latitudes here. and that's quite impressive. heading into next weekend in going forward. look at that all the way to saturday and maybe perhaps early the following week. so

looks like maybe summer may take a little vacation again. 68 san francisco to the coast will keep in the lower 60's. again, some fog clouds left over to the afternoon a bit more. so tomorrow 76 burlingame will do about 85 city. 75 palo alto in the south bay. some readings go in the upper 80's. you get further inland popping back into the familiar 90's. 95 going on for morgan hill, east bay shoreline around 80 s but try valley in the lower 90's looks around. 93 danville, conquer coming in. 95 73. meanwhile, for berkeley. so a big difference there. your afternoon winds checking into quirkiness straight 80's and 90's. 74 the late h-vac of 97. 95 going on for santa rosa. so a lot of variety with those temperatures. 70 forecast here, not too bad. a lot of 80's going on here. warming up as we get towards the end of the week may be revisiting 90, just touching it. then breaking down to get into next week and the following week. so 90 dropping down, we may touch it may as we get into

around wednesday or thursday or but that we've tracked down as you get it. that's what like to hear. thank you much wildfire season is heating up as the park fire continues to grow. becoming the 4th largest fire in california history. it's now. >> just under 430,000 acres with only 34% containment. joining us right now is cal fire's p i o the park fire. that's jay tracy. hi, jane. how is it going out there? >> hey, good morning. thank you for having me. tell us a little bit about the firefighting efforts. we keep hearing these horrible numbers about the 4th largest in history. >> worse and burning. where is it moving and what is being threatened? >> sure. well, good news give you some numbers real quick. we're still dealing with a fire that's right. at about 429,000 acres. it's it is 36% contained. we still have 6,000 personnel up here that are doing their best but this thing to bed, the is burning in the north east section of the fire footprint up in the

middle creek area. but some good news from our for behavioral analysts and some of the weather information that we got this morning from our meteorologist so that we should see some decrease temperatures and a little more in the area there that the fire's going so that's that's good news for us allows our guys to get in there and guys, guys get in there and do some some good work. >> i notice that the air quality district putting out advisory. i've seen some pictures coming out of reno that the air quality is horrible. lot of people, you know, going to tahoe and reno, that kind of area. so its really pushing out up into that area, correct. >> well, i'm not real sure anytime you're around the fire, their qualities pretty rotten. to be honest with you. however, we're here in chico is at base camp and whether he's as changes still hot and still dry. but the skies are clear and blue and and that's that's good and bad for us.

but they're quality. hasn't too bad here. i'm sure up on the fire line, then version layers are keeping some of that fire down in it. and it does cause some problems because obviously it's hard see, but also it impacts the ability of our aircraft to get in there and help the firefighters on the ground. i was going to ask you, what is attack today on saturday? so we still should have to look at. the numbers were still in the neighborhood of 40 or 50 aircraft are that are still available. lot of the pix wing staff has has moved on to other fires in the state. but the rotor aircraft are what are most useful for the firefighters that are in that mill creek area just because of the rugged terrain that there they're faced with. >> let's talk about the personal aspect. i mean, do we still have people out of their homes? what i know that i think the last time saw about 128 structures, homes affected, burned. >> well, we have a total of 636 structures that have been destroyed. that's just the

whole footprint of the fire. i believe upon that to him aside, there's still a few evacuations that are in effect, however, in the butte section on the south part of the fire, all all of the evacuation orders have been lifted to warnings so 600, but are those homes are those barns? it that a culmination of stuff? correct? >> yes, correct. that's a culmination of all structures that could be a detached garage you know, a workshop or something like that. i don't i don't know that they break down specifically the number of residential structures in that number. >> what people know right now as far as you guys fighting this? i mean, it's still very much an active fire. obviously. >> cracked while, you know, i get probably 85 90% of the fire is relatively static. at this point, we're not expecting any growth outside of that northeast area. the northeast areas still pretty angry. and and there's a lot of heat down in that mill creek area just because of of

the of the large timber and and feels that they're finding in there so that that is still a pretty active fire. we didn't have any spot. fires are slop over last night, which is a really good indicator that the weather's cooperating a little bit better and allowing our our firefighters to get in there and do a good job. keeping that fire in that mill creek area. the fire ignited by someone. >> there's a suspect that was arrested. that person is now facing charges for starting this pushed it into a gulley been sparking cracked and so forth. any salient issues in regards to just we need to take better care and be mindful about our actions as humans. >> true. i can't really speak on the circumstances around the admission of this fire. but >> hopefully the officer that have a place that gentleman arrested done their part >> is the one who actually charges. so hopefully they've

been able to support their their suggestion of charges and will be held accountable. it's a very sad to see. obviously the impact that something probably in his his opinion, even then meaningless is turned into a pretty significant incident. >> thank you very much for joining us. we really appreciate your time. absolutely. thanks for having absolutely. thanks for having me. have a good safe saturday.

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>> now on the kron, 4 morning news, a safely worker says that he was fired for feeding cops who are protecting the store now is seeking millions over his termination. and walk for wishes returns to the bay area with our very reyna harvey and see and say we have some details. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> and good morning. thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news saturday. and theresa stasi, a win stephanie lin. it is august the 10th. let's get a started looking at the weather with dave spahr. there are some delays at the airport right? >> yeah. what about a half-hour delay because of our morning fog that we're dealing with. good morning, tracy. good morning, everybody.

providing some cooling really sure. but it's not going to school today is we're going to see tomorrow. yeah, that's when the cooldown few folks inland are going start to feel it's it's still the 90's. it looks like. so we're still kind of in that deep summer going on here for your first things. first, though, here's a shot. i the golden gate bridge. it's back there. we lift this fog up a little bit will be left with overcast skies. before we start breaking up a little bit into the afternoon. back to that fog again. you can see yes, some problem areas of the coast, but not too bad today. f% it's going to be a little bit more problematic again for tomorrow. now outside that marine layer business, we always talk about. there is some scattered cloud cover a lot. so some scattered clouds in our future. just as a mention there, not a big player, though, in our general forecast here, winds on shore. there can to continue a little stronger tomorrow. now and a good pop in the late afternoon, early evenings, all onshore. 66 at this hour for antioch, 60 for livermore readings are now becoming a hodgepodge of some 50's and 60's for the comparison sake. we're a couple degrees ahead of yesterday's numbers today.

basically mostly sunny for you, folks inland crossing into the lower 90's by the early afternoon and again, going to be hot in some spots with mid 90's. got more on your forecast for zone. all coming up in a bit. theresa. >> hey, thank you for that. well, local safeway in places that he was fired for taking care of police who are watching over the store for shoplifters. he's now filed a huge lawsuit against the grocery chain kron four's grant lotus explains. yeah. talking about deli sandwiches and fried chicken. that is what oscar santos junior says. >> he give officers who are working to help keep safeway crime free. he says giving them that food cost his job. even though he had approval from his boss to hook up the cops. but that baus died in the new boss came in. he says things change. he also says they fired him for handcuffing and using force on people who are stealing without ever being told that he shouldn't do that. now, santos says he was a corporate loss prevention manager overseeing

crime investigations. it safely ease up and down the west coast. the issue with giving cops the free food was at the safeway here, 30th and mission in san francisco for santos. the whole thing makes no sense. >> all right. be covered. more than a million dollars in stolen merchandise. and it's just shocking to be called into. a meeting in question about getting some, which is to the police. and detaining hechos. but something that i've done for years. without any proper, without any issues. i think just management just did not like me. and they wanted there to bring in their own person. >> said he worked there for about 11 years and he is suing safely now for 20 million dollars claiming wrongful termination we reached out to safe way for a comment, but have not heard back. we'll keep you posted there. >> grant, thank you for that. in the several businesses are

on edge after a string of burglaries earlier this week. the funny farm restaurant in san jose had its door busted and the cafe next door was broken into kron four's jacmel month has the details. >> now the owners of the funny farm restaurant here in the evergreen neighborhood say this attempted break-in makes it the 5th time that's happened since 2021. and they say auto. take us a couple more breaking. the temps to shut them out of business. >> i want to she this crew, lives up to the name of their business. that's my chicken passed over. interact with customers with jokes like just make them feel like they're at home. but this week was a tough one for people running the funny farm restaurant. >> in attempted break-in on monday just after 6 in the morning. destroy the side or another 6,000 or so per door run, levy, co-owner and chef at funny farm restaurant says they've been broken into 5 times in the last 3 years. a couple of break ins away from

never opening again. and it's breaking costing hundreds to thousands of dollars. and san jose police confirmed to kron 4 about this recent break-in attempt and says on that same day, burglars broke into cafe a row may right next door like to not have to worry about this kind of thing anymore. >> we're trying with tooth and nail and everything we have to hold onto monica levy, the other co-owner says they had 3 other funny farm locations in san jose, but they have to close that due to rising business costs. these recent break-ins now threatened the last one standing in to see people just literally destroy and damage it with no thought or care to the people that they're hurting. staff needs a place to work and we need a place serve our community. we're putting together a safety plan with crime prevention. >> councilmember for san jose domingo can dallas says he's advocating to hire more police officers and increased patrols in evergreen neighborhood doing everything we can to make sure bring these perpetrators to justice. but

until more is done to stop this string of burglaries, >> the funny farm restaurant picks up the wants to shine through the >> when i think when people start seeing that, that they're getting convicted and they're getting arrested and they're going to jail, there's there's something to pay that's going to slow it down. and as you can see, despite all of the break-ins that happened over the years, the funny farm restaurant is still persisting with its karaoke nights just about every single friday. now next week, san jose police and that councilmember who you saw in that reporting will be walking through the businesses here in the evergreen neighborhood. >> to find out if there's any safety improvements that could be reporting here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >> police in san francisco gathering friday to remember a fallen officer luciano ortega.

the 29 year-old died on july 28 unexpectedly. ortega had been a part of the san francisco police force for 9 years and most recently worked at the mission station, friends and colleagues described him as an empathetic and hard-working police officer loved his job. a huge loss for the city of san leandro, entire east bay community, the city's former mayor and the east bay regional park district's board director ellen corbett passed away early friday corbett had served as the district's board director for the past 8 years. she launched her career in politics as family and o's first female mayor serving from 94 to 1998. she then served in the state assembly and senate, including a senate majority leader post and the statement stanley and rose current mayor said that corbett's legacy of service and stewardship. we'll continue to inspire us all. heavy police presence in

antioch to place on friday afternoon after police say a suspect barricaded himself inside a home near dallas ranch. middle school, the school and surrounding area was put on lockdown for about an hour. officers tell us a man barricaded himself while they were doing a search warrant. they say that the man was detained and 11 year-old boy is among those facing charges in connection to nearly $200,000 worth of retail theft. it was all part of a scheme. san francisco police tell us that the boy and 3 other teens are responsible for dozens of stores. facts. in most cases they group forced entry into stores that were closed but still occupied by employees and then they ransacked the businesses. the boys arrested range from 19 to 13 years of age. each face multiple charges, including robbery and grand theft. the 11 year-old has been referred to a community assessment and referral center because of his age. and take a look at this.

investigators say that these items are nearly $200,000 worth of stolen electronics. they were found inside a shipping trailer that was also reported stolen last month. there were set after days of investigating. authorities say that they found the trailer leah, while it was being towed. they recovered the stolen electronics and arrested the driver. a bay area man fighting brain cancer is living out his dreams. he got to another item on his bucket list this past week. check this out, pat. leland got to enjoy the king. henry cut at the house of prime in san francisco. ken wayne was also there with leland family. >> what do you think giant stake? >> it was treated like a king finishing the king henry cuts plus dessert. that also got to throw out the first pitch for his favorite team. the san francisco giants next on the

bucket list. a chance to fly with can dwayne along with flying tails. rescue passenger. we all wish him the best. happening today. make-a-wish walk for wishes returns after a multi year hiatus. this comes just in time for the chapters 40th anniversary. and this year, our very own reyna harvey is emceeing the event kron first, tiffany justice live in santa clara with more high tech. >> hello and good morning. yes, make-a-wish of the greater bay area celebrating 40 years granting wishes may actually granted another wish this morning and all of the community members and volunteers have taken off and started. there was right behind us today. they're walk for wishes. fundraiser is back after a multi year hiatus. >> as i mentioned, you see some of the walkers who have already started their now, this is a family-friendly pier to pier fundraiser. the community is invited out for a spirited walk around california's great america

theme park. this is a special event today. as i mentioned, a young girl actually learned and was surprised with their wish. today she learned that she is going to disneyland. her wish is coming. true. that was great to watch. that happened this morning. the walk starts at 8 o'clock and should be wrapping up around 9.30. but there is a lot of great energy out here. our very own harvey reyna harvey. it was emceeing this event. she still here will have more during the 9 o'clock hour. back to you well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news caught on camera. >> suspected thieves run from police. a majority of it caught on video from a helicopter. >> we're going again getting back in the business of the 90's this afternoon. well inland here, but there is a break happening tomorrow into much of next week. a look forecast to come back to kron. 4 morning news continues.

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warmer above. it's really hard to get this dense day up air to rise. we've got a lot of 60's in the east bay right now. so a little bit of movement already 50's. meanwhile, up north, 55 san francisco, 63 for san jose. again, with the fog model say the patient will see some clearing going on here, although a little problematic along the coast. now tonight ball comes back again with some drizzle potentially bite morning and looks like it lingers in some spots even into the afternoon. a little bit as well. so definitely on the coast tomorrow. going to be chilly. going to have the jacket. you have the winds all day and not a lot of the way to sunshine. as like today. it will open up a bit. and the east bay shoreline even looks like some scattered clouds even into the afternoon. winds of the u.s. they'll be working today a little bit, but a little bit better popped. it looks like for tomorrow afternoon as well. now this sets the stage for kind of a mild week ahead. we won't be son seeing as much the way of 90's next week as we did from last week. putting it together for you, bay fog clouds and all that hot inland. still looking at 90 or so tomorrow.

let's reduce that to the 80's, aggressive fog and breezy, maybe some drizzle even into the afternoon along the coast, particularly next week. we've got some bay clouds, mild inland explanation point drop 0 point. oh, with a lot of 80's expected. and then next weekend looks really interesting as well. 68 san francisco morning fog and some clouds 75 for oakland. 86 san jose. there's the big board to get the middle 90's there for highs. still one day going to disappear will see some 80's tomorrow. meanwhile, up north 95 nor santa rosa. 86 san jose. check it out over the next couple of days. we'll have some of those bay clouds and all that particularly today and tomorrow more so and there's your drop in temperatures out monday your 4 zone forecast in that extended coming up in a bit. theresa. hey, thanks for that. lastly, we were. >> pretty focused on who the vice president, kamala harris, was going to choose for running mate right? and now this week, we know that it is current minnesota governor tim

walz joining us right now to discuss all of the factors and the implications of her selection of sonoma state professor david mcewan. wow, so much to talk there's a few things going on through. just a couple, i like laundry of things so. >> i notice that there's a new poll out right now that showing some fundamental changes in the race for the white 10% uptick in pennsylvania. diving down for us. >> yes, so if you take a look at what's going on, there's 2 things you want to pay attention to. one is are these likely voter polls are registered voter polls. okay. we're starting to see some likely voter polls and we're seeing those in swing states. that's important because what we've seen a fundamental shift in the race. what are the expectations for that race and what it looks one of voters have in terms of where they think things are headed. and one of the big things that when you dive into all of these polls that's common is that there's an expectation change with kamala harris and whether or not she can win this race. so that guests for

momentum, that's momentum that extended and we're seeing that fold into some of what we see now in these polls. the other component is the gender difference. that's huge. there's about a 38 point swing that is women favoring her over donald by about 20 to 24 points depending on the poll and then men favoring donald trump by about 15 18 point somewhere in there. that's almost a 40 point swing. we've never seen a gender gap that big. and so that will be an important aspect of this race moving forward as well. >> so at the news conference president trump hat on thursday, one thing that he was kind of mentioning was, you know, the fundamentals of the race, the inflation, the economy, and those kinds of aspects. now, criticism has come to kamala as far as her policies. we haven't heard that much. we haven't really heard that much regards to policy other than the social security aspect. so is it going to be important moving forward that we hear more fundamentals about the race?

>> yeah, that's excellent question because there are some strategic decisions that kamala harris and her team have to make and those decisions include had to deal with the crime issue, how to deal with immigration. they've already start to cut some commercials, onair those related to that for donald trump and republicans, it's going to be more than just crime and immigration. obviously they're going to talk about those things. but they also have to put forward a plan. and that plan has to be prospective about what they will do rather than just generic ideas are generic terms about the economy. it's still concerns about the pocketbook. obviously, the restlessness relative to the stock market and job security and kind of household financial condition. all of those are are in a rainy what voters are feeling under the surface and you have to deal with those things. the problem is is that voters know a lot about donald trump and they're exposing themselves to harrison waltz and learning more about them. so that provides harrison was a little bit more running room, even though we're going hear a lot

about the biden administration and their accomplishments. are there plans and heavy, you know, trying to deal with both candidates relative to that. however, you do have to have some specifics and a vision moving forward, which makes those presidential debates what to some news, at least one, probably 2 and a vice presidential debate. it's going to make those must-watch tv and hugely important to the campaigns as well. >> i was going to say remember at the news president former president trump was m king the saying that, you know, that kamala wasn't very intelligent. and that she's not smart. she's not competent and so forth. is that come into play? well, you think out there for voters? >> play well with female voters and there's more women voters than male voters. this is the difficulty. i think there's some very serious people in the trump organization and running his campaign. why they were doing a press conference like that that would that look less like mar-a-lago and more like morrow loco. you cannot do that. and so that there are

some people who are trying to constrain him and give him a message to run forward and the worry that it will be highly personalized where you attack who kamala harris's, who waltz's and by attacking them personally, that turns off a lot of voters. it will not turn out base voters but it will turn off those 5 people who haven't decided how to vote in pennsylvania or wisconsin or in michigan. and that will be a problem. that's what you need more of a message and less of a medium of attack. in addition, you know, the things that come up, you know, who's in the helicopter and whether the helicopter had an emergency landing is willie brown there, jerry brown, a whole dinner. what all that looks like. donald trump's going to call more on that. and that's going cast him out of touch, burst campaign that has momentum. and that really worries the trump people because then that will also restrict their dollars. and we've already seen kamala harris and walz clear the fundraising gap that they had with with republicans and move forward with that. they can have a lot resources. and so donald trump and his team need get together and they haven't done that so

talking about that. you know, when we talk about walls coming on to the ticket, some of actions as legislation and minnesota >> labeled as progressive. and then this whole thing with kamala as being, you know, liberal, california and so forth. but you didn't really make policy in california. so it's kind of this interesting thing. he did make a lot. he extended the health care benefits. he extension tax cuts for middle class families in regards to working families with the challenge care tax credit. so how is that going work itself out? yeah, i mean, look a mall says that, you you know, dad, midwestern dad, you know, the guy who helps you with your car and and he's going perch be portrayed that way, at least by the harris. >> ticket. but he's also someone who's done a lot of legislation and they did a lot of legislation because minnesota politics are they tend to be more liberal and they tend to be clean. and with the expectation that politics is a game for adults.

but again, that should be held above board. all of that's going to clash a little with the national kind of conversation of where things are going. but you are going to hear a lot about west coast liberals pelosi light about, you know, willie brown, you're going to all these characters about san francisco that they're going to that the that the trump people are going to run. you're going to see those of riots in minneapolis after the tragic killing of george floyd juxtaposed against visuals of homeless on the streets of san francisco. that's what the trump campaign's going to push forward. >> but so far of the harris to get has been able to move beyond that and communicate. but they do have one problem. and that's not talking to the press, but they can easily eliminate that issue that i just talking and having a few softball interviews with the press find they'll be ok, but will come back to some of these economic issues in the world on fire. and what does that look like? and that, again, will make those debates important. it will make the campaign message is important make proxies hugely important.

so that is where like a barack obama comes into or, you know, some of those other several relatives to folks that are going to speak on behalf of these campaigns be on the candidates themselves. >> so must see tv, especially for those debates right? you got it absolutely. must see tv. candace campus, thank you very much. always. we really appreciate your insight and what's going on. thank you very much. nice to join you. happy saturday. happy saturday. we'll be right back. saturday. we'll be right back. folks.

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expected to make his first public appearance with vice president harris since he ended his reelection campaign. white house officials say the biden-harris will head to maryland next thursday for official non campaign event. they did not disclose the location for more specifics. former president trump's plane diverted on its way to bozeman montana friday after reports of a mechanical issue, trump's campaign posted a video on social media of the former president upon landing in montana. according to airport staff, the plane landed safely billings, montana. then it got on a private plane to finish the trip. trump was in bozeman for rally last night to support republican senate candidate tim sheehy. >> the pendulum has swung so far to the left. california lawmakers switches parties

more on why she's leaving the democrats to join republicans.

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find out if you're living in the red. learn how to get a free ldl-c test. now on the kron 4 morning news. governor newsom threatening to withhold money from cities if don't start to clean up homeless encampments and there are some new pop-up shops. will have all the details for you. good morning. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news that start this half hour with look at the forecast. dave spahr tracking all that fun stuff for us. hi a good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and the morning fog still making its appearance. hang around. looks like a little bit to.

>> going to be some scattered clouds even into the afternoon. we do have some stratus coming in off the coast. but tomorrow looks like that fog to be a little bit more aggressive than we did. talk about earlier. a little minor delay here that's been lifted now. but we still have the fog hang around the hills. you can see to the distance there. i mentioned some stratus scattered stratus little bit today. you can see it kind of bubbling up from the south and not a major player generally speaking, mostly sunny, expect well inland with that marine layer at the coast. keep it some coastal clouds in place. a 60's and 50's hodgepodge at this hour. now, as you can see, some lower 60's kind of nudging and they're a little bit san jose. 54 for half moon bay onshore winds. you can see covering a good piece of the geography will see that this afternoon going right across the golden gate through the carquinez strait, a little bit more pronounced. it looks likely tomorrow afternoon and evening again for today about 82 by high noon. but quickly moving into the 90's again today. however, after that, you folks looks like a break is coming your way as we'll see a lot of 80's into next

have that longer range forecast for something a bit. stay. >> we'll act or lose out. that's a message from governor gavin newsom when it comes to addressing homelessness in california, spoke with some local officials about how they are taking the message. the governor not holding back. you may recall 2 weeks ago on july, 25th he ordered cities and counties to get to it. >> and now he's saying that if they don't comply, he's going to withhold millions of dollars. an urgent matter. that's what governor gavin newsom is calling his most recent push. >> to deal with homeless encampments and california. the governor drilling down on his point as he helped tear down a campsite on state property thursday in la county. this is a crisis. >> act like it. the state's unprecedented billions and billions dollars sport. i'm not interested and providing that not seeing the results. i think the governor's we clear about. >> 300 encampments per year. at the same time we add

shelter capacity because we know that san jose like the entire state of california does not have enough shelter. beds does not have enough treatment beds sent as a mayor. matt mahan. >> showing this data as the city is working on the crisis and 2022, there were 4,975 1000 people living without permanent housing in san jose and 2023. that figure was down by 10% to 4,411 in the past 2 weeks. mayor london breed embracing the governor's directive. she has sent crews to start dismantling encampments says they offered shelter space and mental health assistance. homeless advocates have fought the move, saying that it was inhumane. and oakland mayor sheng taos office highlighted how the city remove the woods street encampment. the mayor's office sending this statement to kron 4 news quote, oakland and our partners in alameda county are proud of the work we've done to serve our unhoused communities and keep our neighborhoods safe and

clean. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. election officials and 5 bay area cities are giving some candidates some extra time to turn in nominating papers because the current office holders aren't coming back. original deadlines felon monday deadlines have now been extended through wednesday for positions in san francisco. santa rosa nevado foster city and union sunday positions for possible candidate nominations include bart's board of directors for district 79 in several different city councils. rarely seen in politics. a prominent california state senator has announced she is switching from the democratic party to the republican party. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace talked with the senator on why she is making the move. >> the pendulum has swung so far to the left that this is not the democratic party that i recognize. that is why state senator maria alvarado gill says she made the decision to switch from the democratic

party to the republican party. the bill passes not make any major change to the democratic super majority makeup of the state senate where democrats now hold 31 of the 40 seats overall do gill says she's changing parties to send a clear message to democratic leadership in sacramento. i think that they witnessed direction that does not reflect the will of the people. it reflects a very small minority of special interests. and so i'm saying no to that. she says an unwillingness from democratic leaders to reform prop. 47 played a huge part in her decision. prop 47 is the 2014 voters approved a ballot measure that lowered penalties for some nonviolent crimes, including retail theft. when the items stolen are less than $950. supporters say it led to criminal justice reform and reduce the size of california's prison population. but opponents, including overall gill believe elect criminals off the hook. voters have spoken over and over again of they're tired of the crime in their community. they are tired of the homelessness and they want to know that the super majority.

>> listen to them and sees them and frankly, i haven't seen that in the 2 years that i've been serving in a statement, democratic senate president pro tempore might mcguire responded to alvarado gill. >> writing, this is disappointing for voters who elected senator alvarado gill as a democrat. they trusted her to represent them and she's betrayed that trust. while most republican leaders enthusiastically welcomed alvarado going to their party. gop assembly member billa say lee did not noting alvarado gills district which encompasses parts of the central valley and includes a huge area from lake tahoe all the way to death valley. it's comprised of more registered republicans than democrats say. lee believes alvarado gill changed parties to make it easier to win re-election in her district in twenty-twenty 6 quote, overall gill only switched republican for political purposes. we do not need or want fake republicans in our party. he went on to accuse her of previously supporting kamala harris for president, a charge denies. well, it's actually

incorrect information. i've never endorsed kamala harris for president. are you leaning one way or the other for president? >> well, what i'm doing right now as i'm watching both of them and i want both of them to prove that they are worthy of the vote from california. >> reporting at the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news >> well, will abortion be a top issue in the 2024 election? former president donald trump says not at all, but the harris campaign and many advocacy groups strongly disagree. president trump appointed 3 conservative justices who helped overturn roe v wade now leaving abortion access now is up to the states which mister trump has said it should stay. but a spokesperson for planned parenthood said that. choice and abortion restrictions across the country to primes many women of essential health care. >> 44% of women in america live in states that don't have access to abortion and where their right to make their own decisions about their health care has been stripped from them. former president trump

also suggested that he'd consider. >> having the fda revoke access to the widely used abortion pill. that turning back to the bank. >> not that. >> and turning back to bay area news bell ringing to celebrate extra special start to harvest season yesterday morning on sonoma valley. wine is marking 200 years sent first vines are planted in the region and it's all right on cue. there was more of a chill in the air this week and the first grapes were picked executive director of the sonoma valley vintners and growers alliance as this year's picks are looking picture perfect. >> you know, it's been a pretty typical summer. the

grapes like some warmth and some heat. and so everything is getting ready to go. many different varietals will follow suit that things will really be humming in about 3 weeks. so we're looking to a great banner year for 2024. >> well, mark, your calendars, this year's vintage festival scheduled for september. 26 28 cheering movie screening dinner and a whole lot of family friendly festivities. planet fitness is opening up at 60 location in the east bay. the new gym will be in emeryville on san pablo avenue and 45th street. the building was previously a cvs pharmacy. no word yet on opening day. but a spokesperson tells kron 4 news that they are hoping. >> for late fall or early 2025. >> well, the city of san jose is continuing to find ways to revitalize the downtown area this week. they are adding more pop-up stores for small businesses who well not get the chance to operate. kind of like a brick and mortar store

kron four's lezla gooden tells us about a program called moment post street. >> yes, lot of fun happening here at the grand opening day here in downtown san jose. and behind me, you can see where the locations of the 6 new pop-up shops will be. and local artists have a chance to shop many of their creations like key chains and clothing. >> thursday's the grand opening of moment. post street in downtown san jose. it's a retail project that's giving 6 small businesses a chance to grow and sell their work. the first time for many and a retail space that here at moment, post street. >> there is the collective called coming coney inside coming. kony is melisa city on a and a student there inside the larger space. we have tiny keyboard shop rose go jelly, kawhi and it's caught. the project is funded by the city and is set to call these 2 spaces. >> home for the next year. the organization moment is one of the group's managing the project. they tell us the feedback so far has been

positive on post street is actually a historically lgbtqia plus area of downtown san jose. this little corridor has its own. >> color has its own vibrancy has its own activations. and we just really wanted to add businesses to harmonize with existing thing. >> and the response that we've gotten from the public is that they're very excited to see something added to this neighborhood. some of the things you can find here include tiny keyboards. >> hand design, goods and clothes. in addition to shopping, they're fun installations like this message board. >> that shoppers can be a part of this will bring in a lot didn't different and make new life to this area, which i think is really important because i think again, it's like the community as a whole. >> could probably benefit from having no more artist having their working see more often. >> if the shop's continue to be successful, they could sit this location longer than a year. and they tell me they plan to have more events for the community to get involved here in san jose. let's get in kron. 4 news. >> pretty much summer. well, as you can see inland there,

even up in the north bay is well, too. but we'll see a lot more 80's as we get to tomorrow and into next week allow have your forecast a the

>> and taking a live look outside. you can see the beautiful downtown san francisco and the trans america building. still foggy. >> still foggy, but it's lifting a little bit to the overcast yes, and that's what we'll see as we get into the afternoon.oa little bit improvement on that front, too, compared to tomorrow. we'll have a little bit more on the way fog kind of deal with a little bit. looks like during the day now in tropical

atlantic, a little wave to watch because it may be a little player for the east coast later for the week. it's a long time before anything happens. but it looks like it's pathway will take it through the caribbean a little bit herk. so. he travels, you know, anybody go on there and they have to deal with some weather as we get later on during the week of the west coast. meanwhile, the monsoons really much contained in the rockies. now i'm not making much progress west through nevada little bit in socal. you can see there across the river there, but most of the activity will be pretty much into the rockies. back home. there is the fog peeling off some scattered clouds just a little bit. there. and then we get to tonight again engulfed by it. some coastal drizzle, which will linger a little bit into the afternoon, particularly along the coast are looking at almost overcast for mostly cloudy, but even parts of the bay, you might have some of that, too. so it's going to be a different feel tomorrow than today. much colder temps even inland is going to see the 80's come into play. but there's more of that story to come now. first, things first. we have little break in the action going on

early in the week. that's first things. there's a high pressure kind of retreating a little bit here, however, getting into the weekend. we have friday, another low dropping south. this guy means business here. now, usually this things will bring some rain showers. but this go around. it's going kind of break. are forecast break break the the high temperatures, the he pumps that we get and looks like some mild weather coming our way into the latter portion of next weekend for today. however, we're going about a 68 san francisco to the coast will do some lower 60's. meanwhile, about 76 going on for burlingame, 80 for foster city. 75 palo alto in the south bay, middle to upper 80's. 95 going on for morgan hill. but 80's for the east bay shoreline drive. ali, you're looking at lower 90's, 93 for walnut creek. 95 for concord, 73 for berkeley. you're coming in at 74. but plenty hot for the carquinez strait for today. little improvement tomorrow, though. 92 for fairfield. 85 for now. 95% of rose. a little trend starts end of next week with 80's carrying the day. totally

in the next weekend, though, another drop happens that lows really interesting into the following week with another drop off with temperatures like other big break. >> yeah. thanks, dave. appreciate that. >> wildfire season is heating up as the park fire continues to grow, becoming the 4th largest fire in california history. it is now just under 430,000 acres with only 36% containment. earlier i spoke with cal fire's jay tracy. how is it going out there? >> hey, good morning. thank you for having me. tell us a little bit about the firefighting efforts. we keep hearing these horrible numbers about the 4th largest in history. >> worse and burning were. is it moving and what is being threatened? >> sure. well, good news give you some numbers real quick. still dealing with a fire that's right. at about 429,000 acres. it's it is 36% contained. we still have 6,000 personnel up here that are doing their best put this thing to bed. the is burning in the north east section of

the fire footprint up in the middle creek area. but some good news from our fire. behavioral analysts and some of the weather information that we got this morning from our meteorologist so that we should see some decrease temperatures and a little more in the area there that the fire's going so that's that's good news for us allows our guys you get in there, guys, guys, get in there and do some some good work. >> i notice that the air quality district putting out advisory. i've seen some pictures coming out of reno that the air quality is horrible. lots of people, you know, going to tahoe and reno, that kind of area. so its really pushing out up into that area, correct. >> well, i'm not real sure anytime you're around a fire. their qualities pretty rotten. to be honest with you. however, we're here in chico is at base camp and whether he's as changes still hot and still dry. but the skies are

clear and blue and and that's that's good and bad for us. but they're quality. hasn't too bad here. i'm sure up on the fire line, then version layers are keeping some of that fire down in it. and it does cause some problems because obviously it's hard see, but also it impacts the ability of our aircraft to get in there and help the firefighters on the ground. i was going to ask you, what is attack today on saturday? >> so we still should have to look at. the numbers were still in the neighborhood of 40 or 50 aircraft are that are still available. a lot of the pix wing staff has has moved on to other fires in the state. but the the rotor aircraft what are most useful for the firefighters that are in that mill creek area just because of the rugged terrain that they're they're faced with. >> let's talk about the personal aspect. i mean, do we still have people out of their homes? what i know that i think the last time saw about 128 structures, homes affected, burned. >> well, we have a total of

636 structures that have been destroyed. that's just the whole footprint of the fire. i believe upon that to him aside, there's still a few evacuations that are in effect, however, in the butte section on the south part of the fire, all all of the evacuation orders have been lifted to warnings so 600, but are those homes are those barns? and that's a culmination of stuff, correct? >> yes, correct. that's a culmination of all structures that could be a detached garage you know, a workshop or something like that. i don't i don't know that they break down specifically the number of residential structures in that number. >> what people know right now as far as you guys fighting this? i mean, it's still very much an active fire. obviously. >> correct, while, you know, get probably 85 90% of the fire is relatively static. at this point, we're not expecting any growth outside of that northeast area. the

northeast areas still pretty angry. and and there's a lot of heat down in that mill creek area just because of of the of the large timber and and feels that they're finding in there so that that is still a pretty active fire. we didn't have any spot. fires are slop over last night, which is a real good indicator that the weather's cooperating a little bit better and allowing our our firefighters to get in there and do a good job. keeping that fire in that mill creek area. the fire ignited by someone. >> there's a suspect was arrested. that person is now facing charges for starting this pushed it into a gulley been sparking cracked and so forth. any salient issues in regards to just we need to take better care and be mindful about our actions as humans. >> drew, i can't really speak on the circumstances around the ignition of this fire. but >> hopefully the officers that have a place that gentleman arrested done their part >> is the one who actually

charges. so hopefully they've been able to support their their suggestion of charges and will be held accountable. it's a very sad to see. obviously the impact that something probably in his his opinion and then meaningless has turned into a pretty significant incident. >> thank you very much for joining us. we really appreciate your time. absolutely. thanks for having me. have a good safe saturday. z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee,

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now on the kron. 4 morning news. a safeway workers says that he was fired for feeding cops were protecting the store. >> now he is seeking millions over his termination. walk for wishes returns to the bay area with her very own reno, harvey assay and seen with have details for you. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> and good morning. thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm theresa stasi, owen for stephanie lin. it's saturday

august the 9th, actually, it's the 10th right? let's get a start look at the weather with dave spahr. how's it going okay. good morning, carissa. good morning, everybody. and some of the fog starting to peel away from the vantage point o the bay. that's good news for today. although still plenty warm for you, folks. well inland, everybody gets all break, though, tomorrow. >> and you have to contend with all that more fog to around the bay and san francisco, too. first things first, let's start our shot from the east bay shoreline. there you can see the fog trying to peel away a little bit as it gets some mixing going on aloft note, some of those scattered stratus clouds in our future going forward with this. it looks like the only problem areas will be along the coast a little bit, but you're still going to see some sun. don't forget that onshore wind all day today. so that will provide a little bit of extra chill. there are some of the scattered clouds aloft you can see coming in from the pacific a little bit. not a major player in our forecast for today. onshore winds remain to the next 40 hour time period. in fact, in the next week, too. they're going to be a player to into this next weekend into the

following week as we see a little nice little break or a vacation from summer. our numbers now in the 60's for most of the east bay, some 50's here and there to camp in the north bay. 65 san jose. and we're a little warmer than this time from yesterday, but still pretty close in striking range today. there's the warm up that goes on inland with the 90's returning. this is probably going to be about the last day. we're going to see the widespread 90's for almost about a week. middle of the week is going to warm back up again. we'll get close, we're going to see more 80's 90's have more on that forecast in a bit. theresa, i like that. thank you very much. day a local safeway employee says that he was fired for taking care of police. >> who are watching over the store for shoplifters? he has now filed a huge lawsuit against the grocery chain kron four's grant lotus explains. yeah. talking about deli sandwiches and fried chicken. that is what oscar santos junior says. >> he give officers who are working to help keep safeway crime free. he says giving them that food cost his job.

even though he had approval from his boss to hook up the cops. but that baus died in the new boss came in. he says things change. he also says they fired him for handcuffing and using force on people who are stealing without ever being told that he shouldn't do that. now says he was a corporate loss prevention manager overseeing crime investigations. it safely ease up and down the west coast. the issue with giving cops the free food was at the safeway here, 30th and mission in san francisco for santos. the whole thing makes no sense. >> alright, recovered more than a million dollars in stolen merchandise. and it's just shocking to be called into. a meeting in question about giving sandwiches to the police. and detaining hechos. but something that i've done for years. without any proper, without any issues. i think just management just did not like me. and they wanted there to bring in their own person.

>> said he worked there for about 11 years and he is suing safely now for 20 million dollars claiming wrongful termination we reached out to safe way for a comment, but have not heard back. we'll keep you posted there. >> grant for that in the south bay. several businesses are on edge after a string of burglaries earlier this week. the funny farm restaurant in san jose have their door busted in and a cafe next door was broken into kron. four's jacked moment has the details. >> now the owners of the funny farm restaurant here in the evergreen neighborhood say this attempted break-in makes it the 5th time that's happened since 2021. and they say auto. take us a couple more breaking. the temps to shut them out of business. >> i want to she this crew, lives up to the name of their business. that's my chicken passed over. interact with customers with jokes like just make them feel like they're at home. but this week was a tough one for people running the funny farm restaurant.

>> in attempted break-in on monday, just after 6 in the morning. destroy the side or another 6,000 or so per door run, levy, co-owner and chef at funny farm restaurant says they've been broken into 5 times in the last 3 years. a couple of break ins away from never opening again. and it's breaking costing hundreds to thousands of dollars. and san jose police confirming to kron 4 about this recent break-in attempt and says on that same day, burglars broke into cafe a row may right next door like to not have to worry about this kind of thing anymore. >> we're trying with tooth and nail and everything we have to hold onto monica levy, the other co-owner says they had 3 other funny farm locations in san jose, but they have to close that due to rising business costs. these recent he last one standing in to see people just literally destroy and damage it with no thought

or care to the people that they're hurting. staff needs a place to work and we need a place serve our community. we're putting together a safety plan with crime prevention. >> councilmember for san jose domingo can dallas says he's advocating to hire more police officers and increased patrols in evergreen neighborhood doing everything we can to make sure bring these perpetrators to justice. but until more is done to stop this string of burglaries, >> the funny farm restaurant keeps up the wants to shine through the >> when i think when people start seeing that, that they're getting convicted and they're getting arrested and they're going to jail, there's there's something to pay that's going to slow it down. and as you can see, despite all of the break-ins that happened over the years, the funny farm restaurant is still persisting with its karaoke nights just about every single friday. now next week, san jose police and that councilmember who you saw in that reporting will be walking through the businesses here in the evergreen neighborhood.

>> to find out if there's any safety improvements that could be out. reported here in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >> police in san francisco gathering friday morning to remember a fallen officer luciano ortega. the 29 year-old died on july 28th unexpectedly or take it has been part of the san francisco police force for 9 years and most recently worked at the mission station, friends and colleagues described him as empathetic hard working police officer who loved his job. the huge loss for the city is stanley and around the entire east bay community, the city's former mayor and the east bay regional park district board director ellen corbett has passed away. she passed away on friday morning corbett had served as the district's board director for the past 8 years. she launched her career in politics is sally and o's. first female mayor serving from 1994 to 1998. she then

served in the state assembly and senate including senate majority leader and the statement sally andrews, current mayor said that corbett's legacy of service and stewardship will continue to inspire us all. whether some pretty heavy police presence and antioch that took place on friday afternoon after police say that a suspect barricaded himself inside a home near dallas ranch. middle school, the school in the surrounding area was put on lockdown for about an hour. officers tell us and barricade himself while they were doing a search warrant. they say that the man was detained. and 11 year-old boys among those facing charges in connection to a nearly $200,000 retail theft scheme. now, san francisco police say that the boy, 3 other teens are responsible for dozens of storm deaths. most cases the group forced entry into stores that were closed but still

occupied by employees and ransacked the businesses. the boys arrested range in age from 19 to 13. each faces. now multiple charges, including robbery and grand theft. the 11 year-old has been referred to the community assessment and referral center because of his age. and take a look at this. investigators say that these items are nearly $200,000 worth of stolen electronics. they were found inside a shipping trailer that was also reported stolen last month. there were sent. after days of investigating. authorities found the trailer in the while it was being towed. they recovered the stolen electronics and arrested the driver. a bay area man fighting brain cancer is living out of streams to got to cross off another item on his bucket list this week. check this out. pat lelan got to enjoy the king. arthur king henry rather kind of guy house of prime rib and san francisco can wane. was there with leon's family.

>> what do you think okay? he was treated like a king while he was finishing king henry cut and had dessert. then. >> you got to throw out the first pitch for his favorite team. the san francisco giants next on the bucket list. a chance to fly with none other. >> then ken wayne, along with flying tails, rescue passengers, all those puppies and dogs right? we pat all the best. happening today. make-a-wish walks for wishes returns after a multi year haitus hiatus from this comes just in time for the chapters 40th anniversary this year. our very own reyna harvey is emceeing conference. tiffany justice is live in santa clara county. more high >> and good morning. yes, make-a-wish of the greater bay area celebrating 40 years granting wishes when they actually met. another was this

morning. was beautiful to watch reyna harvey out here and seeing this morning as well. take a little. we have some of the participants participated in walking right behind us are going to gather all around this area at the market today. their walk for wishes been razor play something multi year as you see, a lot of people came out for this event early morning hours morning hours. this is a family friendly, appear to and razor mookie. the community came out a spiritual walk around the california's great america party. it's a special event today, as we have mentioned, a young child was surprise with wish today the young girl learning that her wish to go disneyland was granted. and that was a beautiful sight to see walk starting 8 o'clock this morning actually wrapping up soon at around 9.30. but there is a lot of great energy out here are is out here emptying main event as well. the prize elitist is it's very humbling

and it warms my heart in a special way, to be able to just give a little piece of energy, you know, representing prom for to be a part of this event today to make sure that you get everybody happy in the crowd if these early morning hours. >> but its really amazing to be a part of something for a little bridget. so santa carry with her throughout our lives going to grow and remember this along her journey. so just being a part of those and is now the event is back a multi year hiatus and a lot of people are excited about that. everything should wrap around 10 o'clock this morning a lot of these people who are here today will be enjoying the theme park right behind us. back to you in studio. tiffany, thank you so much. love rain. thanks. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news caught on camera. suspected thieves run from police in the majority of it all >> right there on a helicopter. >> 30 mostly sunny on balance. it looks like as temperatures

inland race again, well into the 90's. but tomorrow, big fixes on. yeah, we're going to correct those temperatures into the 80's and in

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little bit as well. this is just a little bit of junk coming in off the pacific a little bit here. instead of being mostly sunny. that's going a little wrinkle in the forecast. lot of 60's in the east bay right now 50's up north 65 san jose. so into the afternoon, by the way, that departs there, those upper level clouds were left with. again, the marine layer a bit at the coast, although you'll see some decent amount of sunshine. don't forget those winds will be coming in. so be a little chilly going on as we get to tonight tomorrow. here we go again. the fog in place got some coastal drizzle even on the east bay shoreline and slower. to clear it looks like as we get those onshore winds and colder temps with all of this. so it will be a little break with a summer. looks like that will feel good winds will be out. you bet today. here's the progress you can see late in the afternoon into the evening hours and tomorrow, a little bit more pronounced little bit more geography covered with all of this. so all the hallmarks we see with a little bit of a break in those highs, putting this all together. we've got

some bay fog going on here, hot inland near about 80 for the east bay shoreline. but lot of 70's too. meanwhile, tomorrow, all 70's for the east bay shoreline, aggressive fog and breezy with that you folks inland will be treated to some 80's and that carry into next week with 80's well inland. we made a pop and passed by 9 your so wednesday or thursday. but on balance, most of the 80's and pretty good the next weekend to you like this kind of weather. 68 morning fog and clouds for san francisco. 75 oakland, 86 san jose. but middle 90's to be had in the far east bay. there up in the north bay, some 80's and 90's to 68 for san francisco next couple of days here. there is the fog still in place from the sutro camera. 86 for tomorrow and monday, 83 going the right direction, at least going back to those 80's also almost getting kind of close little dip in 90's. is a little visit just have a day or so like the strategy. but then, you know, next week into the weekend next weekend, got 80's going

on. and a nice break in the weather will have more on that of the models. looks like next weekend. we fortunate. yeah. thank you that. thank you very good. >> well, last week we vice president kamala harris would choose for her running mate and this week, we now know that it is current minnesota governor tim walz. earlier today we discussed the decision and the implications of her selection is sonoma state professor david mcewan. so much to talk there's a few things going on through. just a couple, i like laundry of things i notice that there's a new poll out right now that showing some fundamental changes in the race for the white 10 1% uptick in pennsylvania. diving down for us. >> yes, so if you take a look at what's going on, there's 2 things you want to pay attention to. one is are these likely voter polls are registered voter polls. okay. we're starting to see some likely voter polls and we're seeing those in swing states.

that's important because what we've seen a fundamental shift in the race. what are the expectations for that race and what it looks one of voters have in terms of where they think things are headed. and one of the big things that when you dive into all of these polls that's common is that there's an expectation change with kamala harris and whether or not she can win this race. so that gives for momentum. that's momentum that extended and we're seeing that hold into some of what we see now in these polls. the other component is the gender difference. that's huge. there's about a 38 point swing that is women favoring. >> her over donald by about 20 to 24 points depending on the poll and then men favoring donald trump by about 15 18 point somewhere in there. that's almost a 40 point swing. we've never seen a gender gap that big. and so that will be an important aspect of this race moving forward as well. >> so at the news conference president trump hat on thursday, one thing that he was kind of mentioning was, you know, the fundamentals of the race, inflation, the economy, and those kinds of

aspects. now, criticism has come to kamala as far as her policies. we haven't heard that much. we haven't really heard that much regards to policy other than the social security aspect. so is it going to be important moving forward that we hear more fundamentals about the race? >> yeah, that's excellent question because there are some strategic decisions that kamala harris and her team have to make and those decisions include had to deal with the crime issue had to do with immigration. they've already start to cut some commercials, onair those related to that for donald trump and republicans, it's going to be more than just crime and immigration. obviously they're going to talk about those things. but they also have to put forward a plan. and that plan has to be prospective about what they will do rather than just generic ideas are generic terms about the economy. it's still concerns about the pocketbook. obviously, the restlessness relative to the stock market and job security and kind of household financial condition. all of those are are integrating what

voters are feeling under the surface and you have to deal with those things. the problem is is that voters know a lot about donald trump and they're exposing themselves to harrison waltz and learning more about them. so that provides harrison was a little bit more running room, even though we're going to hear a lot about the biden administration and their accomplishments. are there plans and heavy, you know, trying to deal with both candidates relative to that. however, you do have to have some specifics and a vision moving forward, which makes those presidential debates what to some news, at least one, probably 2 and a vice-presidential to make. it's going to make those must-watch tv and hugely important to the campaigns as well. >> i was going to say i remember at the news president former president trump was making the saying that, you know, that kamala wasn't very intelligent. and that she's not smart. she's not competent and so forth. is that come into play? well, you think out there for voters? >> play well with female voters and there's more women

voters than male voters. this is the difficulty. i think there's some very serious people in the trump organization and running his campaign. why they were doing a press conference like that that would that look less like mar-a-lago and more like morrow loco. you cannot do that. and so that there are some people who are trying to constrain him and give him a message to run forward and the worry that it will be highly personalized where you attack who kamala harris's, who waltz's and by attacking them personally, that turns off a lot of voters. it will not turn out base voters but it will turn off those 5 people who haven't decided how to vote in pennsylvania or wisconsin or in michigan. and that will be a problem. that's what we need more of a message and less of a medium of attack. in addition, you know, the things that come up, you know, who's in the helicopter and whether the helicopter had an emergency landing is willie brown there, jerry brown and a whole dinner. what all that looks like. donald trump's going to call more on that. and that's going cast him out of touch, burst campaign that

has momentum and that really worries the trump people because then that will also restrict their dollars. and we've already seen kamala harris and walz clear the fundraising gap that they had with with republicans and move forward with it. they're going have a lot resources. and so donald trump and his team need to get it together and they haven't done that so talking about that. you know, when we talk about walls and coming on to the ticket, some of actions as legislation and minnesota >> labeled as progressive. and then this whole thing with kamala as being, you know, liberal, california and so forth. but you didn't really make policy in california. so it's kind of this interesting he did make a lot. he extended the health care benefits. he extension tax cuts for middle class families regards to working families with the challenge care tax credit. so how is that going work itself out? yeah, i mean, look a mall says that, you you know, dad, midwestern dad, you know, the

guy who helps you with your car and and he's going be portrayed that way, at least by the harris, a waltz tiet. but he's also someone who's done a lot of legislation. >> and they did a lot of legislation because minnesota politics are they tend to be more liberal and they tend to be clean and with the expectation that politics is a game for adults. but again, that should be held above board. all of that's going to clash a little with the national kind of conversation of where things are going. but you are going to hear a lot about west coast liberals pelosi light about, you know, willie brown, you're going all these characters about san francisco that they're going to that the that the trump people are going to run. you're going to see those of riots in minneapolis after the tragic killing of george floyd juxtaposed against visuals of homeless on the streets of san francisco. that's what the trump campaign's going to push forward. >> but so far of the harris ticket has been able to move beyond that and communicate, but they do have one problem.

and that's not talking to the press, but they can easily eliminate that issue that i just talking and having a few softball interviews with the press find they'll be ok, but that will come back to some of these economic issues in the world on fire. and what does that look like? and that, again, will make those debates important. it will make the campaign message is important make proxies hugely important. so that is where like a barack obama comes into or, you know, some of those other several relatives to folks that are going to speak on behalf of these campaigns be on the candidates themselves. >> so must see tv, especially for those debates right? you got absolutely must see tv. candace campus. >> thank you very much. always. we really appreciate your insight. what's going on? thank you very much. nice to join you. happy saturday. happy saturday. >> we'll be right back. folks.

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>> and the north bay accused thieves being chased by police. jump out of a car and try and run away from officers. helicopter video shows thursday night seems there on highway one 16 there in cotati. the suspects attempted to hide from the helicopter by jumping fences into nearby yards. but police eventually got to them and arrested all 3 suspects. 3,000 bay area, hotel workers held a vote on friday to authorize a potential strike. the group is asking for wage increases, maintain health care benefits and protect against cuts to services and staff. officials say that authorizing a vote does not mean a strike will occur immediafely, but it would authorize unions negotiations committee to call for a strike once her contract expires. and that set to happen on wednesday. and the

south bay, east san jose community is speaking out against the divestment of the regional medical center. they rallied friday morning demanding hospital operators to keep what they say are life saving resources. a regional medical center, not hca. healthcare plans to shut down the trauma center on monday. community leaders say that the divestment we'll put residents in need of medical resources at risk. >> the pendulum has swung so far to the left. >> a california lawmaker switches parties swarm why switches parties swarm why she's nexgard® plus helps you protect your dog from fleas, ticks, heartworm disease, and more... all in one delicious, monthly, soft chew. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. nexgard® plus: the one you want for one-and-done protection.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news. governor newsom threatening to withhold money from cities if they don't start to clean up homeless encampments. and there is a new pop-up shop in san jose. we have all the details for you. good morning. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with look at the forecast. dave spahr in the weather center tracking it all. how hot is it going to get out there? all right. good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. we're still going to return to our 90's. well inland today, but things are changing tomorrow into much of next rest of next week. in fact, too. >> the fog has improved a little bit at sfo that the delay has been lifted here there you can see that bank of fog fog bank still back there in the distance. >> by the way, sea tac is look about an hour and a half, but that's due to equipment and related to that. all right. there's some scattered clouds you can see trying to make their way into our viewing area little bit. we're going to throw that in there. just a few scattered clouds in the mix. but on balance, mostly sunny, well inland will work.

74 already, antioch. wo've got a lot of 60's for the east bay 50's hanging on the peninsula, particularly to the coasts. 54 for half moon bay. there's your onshore. winds will be a little bit more animated as we get to late afternoon and early evening hours more so tomorrow, too. let's try about 87, one on by 1 o'clock and 4 at 92. then after that. yeah, we'll take a little break. it looks like pretty much uninhibited for much of the next week. maybe wednesday, getting back to about 90 or so. and then getting almost chilly as we get into next weekend and beyond. to have more on that long-range forecast for bit to recent. >> kron 4 morning news. san francisco announcing that 26 people have been charged in connection with the april 15th protest. they're that happened on the golden gate bridge. the protest was over the war in gaza. you're seeing footage of that day. charges include felony conspiracy, false imprisonment refusal to disperse at a riot and many more charges. arrest warrants have been issued now by the san francisco district

attorney's office and those individuals need to surrender to the stage pay no later than monday, court appearances will be scheduled as people surrender. according to the affidavit, the golden gate bridge district lost over $162,000 on april. 15th. and those stuck on the bridge also reached out to the chp expressing how they were impact over the protest with one person missing up reop appointment, brain surgery to remove a tumor. and 2 victims reported having to relieve themselves in the car because they were trapped. or lose out. that is a message from governor gavin newsom when it comes to addressing homelessness in california. i spoke with some local officials about how they are taking this message. the governor not holding back. you may recall 2 weeks ago on july, 25th he ordered cities and counties to get to it. >> and now he's saying that if

they don't comply, he's going to withhold millions of dollars. an urgent matter. that's what governor gavin newsom is calling his most recent push. >> to deal with homeless encampments and california. the governor drilling down on his point as he helped tear down a campsite on state property thursday in la county. this is a crisis. >> act like it. the state's unprecedented billions and billions dollars sport. i'm not interested and providing that not seeing the results. i think the governor's we clear about. >> 300 encampments per year. at the same time we add shelter capacity because we know that san jose like the entire state of california does not have enough shelter. beds does not have enough treatment beds sent as a mayor. matt mahan. >> showing this data as the city is working on the crisis in 2022, there were 4,975 1000 people living without permanent housing in san jose and 2023. that figure was down by 10% to 4,411 in the past 2

weeks. mayor london breed embracing the governor's directive. she has sent crews to start dismantling encampments says they offered shelter space and mental health assistance. homeless advocates have fought the move, saying that it was inhumane. and oakland mayor sheng taos office highlighted how the city remove the woods street encampment. the mayor's office sending this statement to kron 4 news quote, oakland and our partners in alameda county are proud of the work we've done to serve our unhoused communities and keep our neighborhoods safe and clean. >> welcome 4 is your local election headquarters. election officials in 5 areas cities are giving some candidates some extra time to turn in nominating papers because the current office holders are coming back. the original deadlines fell on monday deadline to now been extended through wednesday from positions at san francisco. santa rosa nevado foster city and union city

positions for possible candidate nominations, including farts board of directors for district 7, 9, and several different city councils. in a move rarely seen in politics. a prominent california state senator has announced that she is switching from democrat 2 republican. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace talked with the senator why she's making the switch. >> the pendulum has swung so far to the left that this is not the democratic party that i recognize. that is why state senator maria alvarado gill says she made the decision to switch from the democratic party to the republican party. the bill passes not make any major change to the democratic super majority makeup of the state senate where democrats now hold 31 of the 40 seats alvarado. gill says she's changing parties to send a clear message to democratic leadership in sacramento. i think that they witnessed direction that does not reflect the will of the people. it reflects a very small minority of special interests. and so i'm saying no to that. she says an

unwillingness from democratic leaders to reform prop. 47 played a huge part of her decision. prop 47 is the 2014 voter approved a ballot measure that lowered penalties for some nonviolent crimes, including retail theft. when the items stolen are less than $950. supporters say it led to criminal justice reform and reduce the size of california's prison population. but opponents, including do gill believe elect criminals off the hook? voters have spoken over and over again of they're tired of the crime in their community. they are tired of the homelessness and they want to know that the super majority. >> listen to them and sees them and frankly, i haven't seen that in the 2 years that i've been serving in a statement, democratic senate president pro tempore might mcguire responded to alvarado gill. >> writing, this is disappointing for voters who elected senator alvarado gill as a democrat. they trusted her to represent them and she's betrayed that trust. while most republican leaders enthusiastically welcomed alvarado guillen to their party. gop assembly member billa say lee did not noting alvarado gills district which

encompasses parts of the central valley and includes a huge area from lake tahoe all the way to death valley. it's comprised of more registered republicans than democrats lee believes alvarado gill changed parties to make it easier to win re-election in her district in twenty-twenty 6 quote, overall gill only switched republican for political purposes. we do not need or want fake republicans in our party. he went on to accuse sarah previously supporting kamala harris for president, a charge denies. well, it's actually incorrect information. i've never endorsed kamala harris for president. are you leaning one way or the other for president? >> well, what i'm doing right now as i'm watching both of them and i want both of them to prove that they are worthy of the vote from california. >> reporting at the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news >> well, abortion be a top issue in the 2024 election. former president donald trump says not all but the harris campaign. many advocacy groups

strongly disagree. president trump appointed 3 conservative justices who helped overturn roe v wade leaving abortion access up to states which mister trump says is where it should stay. but a spokesperson for planned parenthood says that abortion restrictions across the country deprives too many women of essential health care. >> 44% of women in america live in states that don't have access to abortion and where their right to make their own decisions about their health care has been stripped from them. and former president trump also suggested that he'd consider. >> having the fda revoke access to the widely used abortion dreck. >> and welcome to not about that.

>> have that official turning back to bay area news. a bell ringing to celebrate an extra-special start the harvest season yesterday morning sonoma. a valley wine is marking 200 years since first vines were planted in the region. and it's right on cue. there was more of a chill in the air this week up there has much the first grapes were picked already. the executive director, sonoma valley vintners and growers alliance says that this year's fixed are looking picture. >> you know, it's been a pretty typical summer that grapes like some warmth and some heat. and so everything is getting ready to go. many different varietals will follow suit that things will really be humming in about 3 weeks. so we're looking to a great banner year for 2024. >> mark your calendars, this year's vintage festival is scheduled for september. 26 through the 28th featuring

movie screening dinner and a whole lot of family friendly festivities. planet fitness is opening up as 16th location in the east bay. the new jim will be in emeryville and san pablo avenue there at 45th street. the building was previously a cbs. no word yet on an opening day. but a spokesperson tells kron 4 news that they're hoping. >> for late fall or early 2025. >> well, there's some pop-up stores in downtown san jose to tell you about part of a city-run project giving 6 small businesses a chance to grow and sell their work. thursday was a grand opening of the moment post rate. >> this will bring in a lot didn't different. unlike new life to this area, which i think is really important because i think, again, it's like the community as a whole could probably benefit from having no more artist having their work. and see more often. >> the project is set to run for a year. if it does well, there's a possibility that officials will expand it. and

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some dates. >> we've had couples meet at a run. >> get engaged at said raanan said anniversaries. we know how many relationships have started because people have just met and then kept showing up. >> many cities across the country offer a variety of run clubs featuring brunch runs, one runs and even run comes focused on specific foods and weather. dave spahr, been told you're huge. yeah. yeah. we're looking for hot temperatures still to continue well inland with the middle 90's up to the north bay. >> a mixture of some 80's and 90's. however, they're going to become a rare. that's right. nice. cool down tomorrow and into next week tomorrow and into next week

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>> looks mighty pretty out there right live. look outside downtown san francisco at the transamerica building day here to tell us all about it. >> okay. good morning, tracy. good morning. everybody. s we open up. good chunk of the city is seeing a lot of sunshine already. good sign. however, at the coast, you can see problematic. however, even here to this will improve as we get into the afternoon hours, get some sun out. but still a bit on the chilly side couple with that onshore wind. however, tomorrow now dress up a little bit more. so because you're going to feel more on the way these fog clouds lingering and maybe even some drizzle thrown in there for good measure. tropical atlantic, this little blob you can see there will be talking about it more into next week here. but it looks like it's at least going to be off of our coast towards the end of the week as it makes a pass to the caribbean and just for your curiosity's sake, we see those oranges there. that's heat advisories. we know that. well, there's the high pressure zone. it kind inches away. we get a little break in the heat as we talk about for

tomorrow, a bit into next week as well. still kind of fights. the 2 systems, as you will see here. yeah, look at that low. come around here by friday. that sets the stage for next weekend and even into the following week with some moisture looks like with as well. so this is definitely a break in the heat action. good, solid onshore winds coupled with that, too. so we'll see how that all comes together longer rain. 68 san francisco for today that the coastal to those lower 60's. 76 for burlingame to foster city, 87 carlos. 81, 75 for palo alto, south bay readings coming in mid 80's. meanwhile, we get further inland. you got 95 morgan hill, 91 los gatos east bay shoreline. still managing about 80 or so with tri valley in the lower to middle 80's or 90's, rather today. 93 walnut creek conquered about 95. we're going to probably reduce most of these readings to the 80's tomorrow, east bay shoreline. meanwhile, upper 70's here, berkeley at 73, the lake. a little cool. 74, thank you. onshore winds. 92 fairfield

parking a straight upper 80's and plenty of 90's to dish out today. 85 for napa and 95. meanwhile for santa rosa long-term plan, we've got a lot of 80's on the board here and it gets really interesting towards the end of the week as we just showed you there into the following week. so we'll see how will this all of come together? looks really nice. it does much for delivering saturday. >> a >> wildfire season is heating up as the park fire continues to grow, becoming the 4th largest fire in california history. it is now just under 430,000 acres with only 36% containment. earlier today i spoke with cal fire's jay tracy. how is it going out there? >> hey, good morning. thank you for having me. tell us a little bit about the firefighting efforts. we keep hearing these horrible numbers about the 4th largest in history. >> worse and burning were. is it moving and what is being threatened? >> sure. well, good news give you some numbers real quick.

we're still dealing with a fire that's right. at about 429,000 acres. it's it is 36% contained. we still have 6,000 personnel up here that are doing their best put this thing to bed. the burning in the north east section of the fire footprint up in the mill creek area. but some good news from our for behavioral analysts and some of the weather information that we got this morning from our meteorologist so that we should see some decrease temperatures and a little more in the area there that the fire's going so that's that's good news for us allows our guys you get in there, guys and gals, get in there and do some some good work. >> i noticed that the air quality district putting out advisory. i've seen some pictures coming out of reno that the air quality is horrible. lots of people, you know, going to tahoe and reno, that kind of area. so its really pushing out up into that area, correct.

>> well, i'm not real sure anytime you're around a fire. their qualities pretty rotten. to be honest with you. however, we're here in chico is at base camp and whether he's as changes still hot and still dry. but the skies are clear and blue and and that's that's good and bad for us. but they're quality. hasn't too bad here. i'm sure up on the fire line, then version layers are keeping some of that fire down in it. and it does cause some problems because obviously it's hard see, but also it impacts the ability of our aircraft to get in there and help the firefighters on the ground. i was going to ask you, what is attack today on saturday? >> so we still should have to look at. the numbers were still in the neighborhood of 40 or 50 aircraft that are still available. lot of the pix wing staff has has moved on to other fires in the state. but the the rotor aircraft what are most useful for the firefighters that are in that mill creek area just because of the rugged terrain that they're they're faced

with. >> let's talk about the personal aspect. i mean, do we still have people out of their homes? what i know that i think the last time saw about 128 structures, homes affected, burned. >> well, we have a total of 636 structures that have been destroyed. that's just the whole footprint of the fire. i believe upon that to him aside, there's still a few evacuations that are in effect however, in the butte section on the south part of the fire, all all of the evacuation orders have been lifted to warnings so 600, but are those homes are those barns? and that's a culmination of staff, correct? >> yes, correct. that's a culmination of all structures that could be a detached garage you know, a workshop or something like that. i don't i don't know that they break down specifically the number of residential structures in that number. >> what people know right now as far as you guys fighting this? i mean, it's still very much an active fire. obviously.

>> correct, while, you know, get probably 85 90% of the fire is relatively static. at this point, we're not expecting any growth outside of that northeast area. the northeast areas still pretty angry. and and there's a lot of heat down in that mill creek area just because of of the of the large timber and and feels that they're finding in there so that that is still a pretty active fire. we didn't have any spot. fires are slop over last night, which is a really good indicator that the weather's cooperating a little bit better and allowing our our firefighters to get in there and do a good job. keeping that fire in that mill creek area. the fire ignited by someone. >> there's a suspect was arrested. that person is now facing charges for starting this pushed it into a gulley been sparking cracked and so forth. any salient issues in regards to just we need to take better care and be mindful about our actions as humans.

>> true. i can't really speak on the circumstances around the ignition of this fire. but >> hopefully the officers that have a place that gentleman arrested done their part >> is the one who actually charges. so hopefully they've been able to support their their suggestion of charges and will be held accountable. it's a very sad to see. obviously the impact that something probably in his his opinion in and then meaningless has turned into a pretty significant incident. >> thank you very much for joining us. we really appreciate your time. absolutely. thanks for having me. have a good safe saturday. mike had a heart attack a year ago. but he's still living in the red. with a very high risk of another attack. with his risk factors his recommended ldl-c level

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>> a day one of outside lands is in the books. the 16th annual music festival kicked off friday at san francisco's golden gate park last night. headliners were the killers gates open at 11 friday morning welcoming both regulars and newcomers to a day full of live music, food and drinks. >> and really enjoyed dancing. and so it's really fun to just, you know, see the vies for the people who also really enjoyed and saying and just, you know, letting good music. yeah, also were both really actually get it. so we love meeting people just connecting people who also live here. so it's fun. >> i knew this year outside lands is getting into the wedding spirit. it is celebrating the 20th anniversary of san francisco becoming the first place in the united states to allow same marriage. 21 couples will be getting married app this year's festival over the weekend. and stay with kron 4

on air and online for all latest things related to outside lands. you can visit kron 4 dot com can scan the code screening. download our app so that you can stay informed. there's a lot of road closures in the area. >> and right now, that's a sound that we they had some sunglasses on which will need today, maybe a little bit tomorrow, but here's what's happening tomorrow. let's get to a tonight. here comes that fog again. and spills in pretty good in the even the sacramento valley a little bit and has some problems clearing and we might have some drizzle along the coast are a little to that. as you keep in mind tomorrow with cooler temperatures, by the way, too. lots of 80's look at this 7 day. you only see one day for 90's that we might graze there towards the middle the weekend, wednesday, thursday there. but beyond that, it's an 80 story totally. step. >> thank you very much. thank you for joining dave and i we always having you in your. we

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