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is coming back to golden gate park this weekend. we've got all the details on the festivities. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday august the 17th. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. hey, good morning, stephanie. and welcome back. a warning all. here's a live shot coming in the east bay shoreline. oh, yes, fog revisiting us again. that's going to go aloft. >> cover us up a little bit here. however, we'll probably see some inland clearing and that won't be so much of an issue around the bay. it's going to be depending on where you are when you are a line say from san francisco off toe oakland probably have to deal with some scattered clouds and up north. you might get the pitter patter of a few little showers potentially way up north. here's what happens with the fog here along the coast of his problematic. so if you're headed to the coast today because we have kind of a front or backyard that's going to drive some winds

later today. that may be a little bit of an issue in terms of seeing some we can actually get a lowdown where there it is right there. and this is going to provide the necessary left right at the time we get maximum daytime heating. so there's not a lot of moisture with it because it is still august. but because we're getting the facilitation of this, this lyft of air heating and all the elements we need might pick up a few stray showers up north there in the north bay. and what we worry about is instability, which means lightning is a possibility that's just kind of out there. but if you get the pitter patter, some rain, that's what you're getting there. onshore winds. we expected a nice will pop happening in the east bay. we'll show that to you later. 60's cover most of the board for right now. some cooler 50's off towards the west like half moon bay up to as well. we are a few degrees warmer than this time yesterday and clearing will happen even inland. that's right. it's late morning hours. start to open up the skies nicely and mild temps to upper 70's and only coasting into the lower 80's warner forecast a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thanks so much. >> it's been about 2 weeks

since a popular shopping district in san jose started charging visitors for parking. but as kron four's jack molmud reports, it has not been a smooth rollout. >> for hours on end on friday, many customers here at santana row were stuck in long lines going to multiple different levels of these parking garages that just recently started charging people to park here at santana row. make people think the lines were so long it appeared that the people who are monitoring those parking meters are just letting them roll right through. >> going up. >> a row. it's the first full week of business since these were installed at san jose's high end shopping destination, pay stations at santana row. sunshine will park dallas park and then will charge me. we'll talk about parking is crazy. even during the rollout customers weren't satisfied. santana row told us it's because everywhere else in this part of town, they have paid parking so customers with part for free at santana row just to shop elsewhere, leading to congestion. and now

new meters are causing even longer lines. not a fan either. see that here is crying. that the first business week with metered parking. >> and now headed into the first weekend. customers tell us the new ticketless method of paying to park. it's confusing. >> the lines were so long at a certain point it appeared workers were just livid cars through. you know, i think it's better. it's trying to cut off the traffic from valley. fair trying to get people to stop parking over here. >> well, then makes harder for us, though, is actually work even people who work at santana row caught in the jam and on a busy day like friday, if you can't find parking in the garage. >> good luck getting out. 20 minutes. we hear. well, this is all new to i don't really come down here that often. and this is probably why is very difficult to get around. >> parking rates are the same as the valley fair across the street. 2 hours free. and then 2 bucks an hour after. but for many customers, the new

payments for parking bring growing pains. >> i'm sure they're going to make much money off that. it kind of that we tried reaching out to management here at santana row to find out if there may be any short-term remedy. >> for this headache customers are describing here in the parking structures and we did not hear back. now, the idea behind santana rose new charging for parking is to have a qr code that you scan when you park and you could pay for the amount of hours you want to park in your spot for its supposed to be a seamless transition, paperless and ticket list. but it's not as seamless as they wanted to be. right now. reporting here in san jose jacmel that kron 4 news. >> san francisco health officials say levels of the latest m-pox variant remain low in san francisco. wastewater scans showed traces are below results from 2 years ago. this comes as a global health emergency was declared over m-pox. so far it has broken out in 13 african nations and spread to europe with more than 14,000 cases and 524 deaths. experts say

this outbreak is also impacting women and children. >> children africa i've gotten about 85% of these infections then use. and 70% of the are to be children under the age of 15. >> medical experts say there's no reason to panic and suggest getting up to date on vaccines. 12 year-old boy is recovering from injuries after dublin. police say he was hit by a car. police say the crash happened around 7.40 friday morning on felon voting, cleese and drive. they say the child was riding an electric bicycle and was in the crosswalk during the collision. as wearing a helmet but still suffered some cuts. the driver involved remain on ene and is cooperating with the investigation. we also got a statement from officials with the dublin unified school district. it reads in part, quote, parents must remind their children to be cautious.

use crosswalks crossing guards and wear helmets for biking or scooter ring. drivers need to reduce speed, stay alert. and above all, remove distractions, pedestrian safety, child or adult requires a serious commitment from all parties. argument that led to a shooting that injured a man in sonoma county. will that still under investigation? sonoma county deputies, they responded to a home on stony point road in petaluma around one thursday morning over reports of a man who had been shot. the man was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. investigators identified and arrested the suspect after a several hours-long standoff. and the safety of arrested a suspect in connection to a violent road rage incident. the highway patrol says armando martinez followed a driver who allegedly cut him off on the road last week. martinez is accused of then using a window punch. and for tonight to assault the victim and vandalized their car. investigators say martinez also found the victim on social media and started making criminal threats. the

chp says the alleged assault victim managed to take pictures of the suspect, which helped investigators make their arrest. one person is dead after a shooting in berkeley. it happened friday afternoon near the ashby bart center on at a london fairview streets. police say the victim died at the scene. no other information released and no word yet on a suspect. >> is now 3 months into the job in oakland's new police chief says the town still has a long way to go in the past 3 weeks. he says west oakland has seen a rise in assaults, mostly targeting asians and elderly residents. officers arrested 7 teens and one adult in connection to those attacks. >> when does happen or city, we are taking it seriously. and we are putting the resources that we have out there to address the this crime try to prevent the crime moving forward. >> chief michel says the department is stepping up patrols in west oakland and near the westlake christian terrace. community. he says police are working to also improve response times.

>> happening now lanes of highway 101 on the peninsula. shut down for road work. the closures affect one northbound and one southbound lane between bed with shores and east palo alto. caltrans says crews are working to improve highway barriers. both lanes are expected to reopen early monday morning. and take a look at this. a car flipped in san francisco's mission district friday morning blocking the street. there. citizen app video shows the scene near folsom and 24th streets. no word if anyone was hurt. and a fun night for people in san jose channeling their inner picasso's at park view park friday night. this is all part of the city's painting in the park series. about 20 people joined in on the fun, the most popular attraction that night, though, was the snow cones. are police getting a new headquarters? the agency's board of directors approved a 90 million dollar project to

build the new police station in downtown oakland. it will be at the now vacant kaiser permanente building on broadway and 21st street. it's expected to be ready by 2026. the money also be used to create new fare gates in oakland, san francisco and richmond. and the food add festival kicked off in san jose this weekend. that event started friday at the santa clara county fairgrounds. organizers say the goal is to get people to try different cuisines and unique food they might not find anywhere else. bringing something like 90 fried squid, which they might have never seen there before. it's been very fun to come out how it's such a instagrammable larger than your head at. everyone's always excited to see different species. >> wow. look at that giant fried squid. the foodie land event does run through sunday 10:00pm. so a great opportunity to try all different kinds of food out there. live music returns to golden gate park this weekend.

just one week after outside lands, another planet entertainment kicks off the first. >> golden gate park's it concert series. the group also produces outside lands. >> 50,000 people are set to attend that sold out event. the one-day event includes music acts deftones and system of a down city. officials say the concert is slated to bring in almost one and a half million dollars. 90% of ticket sales coming from out of towners. >> going to generate directly. 1.4 million for rec and park, which we can then put back into maintaining stewarding our assets of which we have over 220 parks and open spaces, golf courses, pools, programming for children and seniors and families. >> doors open at one 30 pm shows start at 03:00pm and run until 10:00pm at golden gate park's polo field. >> we're going fight quite a bit of cloud cover a little today. tomorrow. better story, though, a look at what it looks like today. a particular the morning clouds even inland

temps pretty much in the upper 70's scathing a little bit into the early 80's as well. going to see a little bit of a warm-up as we head to early week. got yo

>> all right. welcome back. 7.13, this morning live look outside at the golden gate bridge. we're looking at this. you wouldn't even think, hey, we're in the middle of august right now. >> well, august fog us stephanie, it's a good concept. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. end to the kind of build upon that. this is the same deal that you're seeing here, too, on the east bay shoreline. now, fog is very typical in the morning hours for us. sure. it's going to mix out that it will do. but we're getting a little today. we've been through this before

little front or backyard is kind of pinching the atmosphere here. when you have all this marine layer moisture gets pushed up. and yes, that means cloud cover and potentially maybe even some light rain showers lower 60's off to the east bay up north 50's and 60's. at this hour, we'll do about a 64 for san jose. back to the maps. what i'm talking about, futurecast for here. it is the front or backyard. it's providing the lift that doesn't have a lot of moisture with it. but because we have an ocean right here, we have a little bit of moisture which to play with its the instability. they watch. that means lightning is what we're looking out for. so way up north up in the north bay, lake county points like that, you might get a little in the way some light rain showers today, particularly compliments of daytime heating everybody else across the bay. you're still battling that fog and cloud cover still even in the afternoon will be some scattered clouds around the bay. san francisco golden gate off to oakland in points to the north. you probably have a lot more in the way of cloud cover today that will mix out inland. a little better, though. now, tomorrow, different story. yeah, here's the fog again. reaching all the way down through central

valley. and as you can see, mixes out very nicely, even central valley. sometimes they get locked in there with a actually in the in the valley. there will never mix out. where does along the coast will not a problem. arrow. and here we'll go back to mostly sunny touch. warmer, too. by the way, those temperatures as we gradually warm now with the front or backyard, what happens? you get some winds and that we will get. here's the afternoon pop. you can see most pronounced here in the east bay little bit around solano county as well. and then off to tahoe. that's why they have that red flag warning. no advisories or anything has been issued with that because it doesn't last very long. that will be in late afternoon evening hours tomorrow and a little pop. you can see the develops here. kind of typical. get back to our sing song. summertime pattern. all right. here's sfo for you. hate plane still running here, considerable bay clouds cool, lower 80's. well inland. now, touch warmer going on for tomorrow with better bay clearing next week. we're warming up. warming till tuesday. yes, voices to carry

lower 90's going on with cooling later in the week. that's right. we're going to turn to situations very much like this next weekend, tba in terms any rain showers there. and 69 san francisco, 72 oakland, 81 san jose. again, san francisco open. you're going to be dogged by lot. more cloud cover than elsewhere around the bay. with that should start to clear on out. here are your highs. look at that. lower 80's. this is awesome for august. 70's up north 69 san francisco. get a check that longer range forecast for you in a bit. what's cooking stuff? yeah, it smells pretty delicious here in the studio. thanks so much, dave. >> well, the city of san francisco celebrates the return of the big pizza bagel and beer festival this weekend. it's happening in the italian neighborhood of north beach bringing together dozens of local pizzerias and breweries for a mouth watering celebration. and joining us live now to talk all about is laura meyer from pizzeria to laura in berkeley and leah with pizza, lea and windsor. good morning to you both. good morning. good morning. thanks for having of course. so happy

to have you both here. and i love that. you've incorporate your names and your business is absolutely definitely. yeah, very clear on the men do it when of that message. yeah. you know, tell us a bit about how you both got involved with the festival this year. how does it feel to be a part of it? it's an honor to be a part of it. last year was fantastic. it was the first year. >> but this year, it's even bigger. there's a lot more pizzerias and breweries involved, rain even more so and then we're also part of women in pizza. so it's just a great. a great event. yes, and you you mentioned during the commercial break that you would be at the booth for women in pizza. tell us a little bit about group in that organization. you know, women pizzas, group of women, pizza makers. everybody's invited and we're just there to support each other and lift each other up in a male dominated industry. and tony is nice enough to give us our own booth and bring in a bunch women from all around the bay area to cook together and showcase what we can do. wonderful, tony, being one of

the main organizers of this whole yeah, he's the guy. put it all together. tested will tell us a bit about what you brought for us today. >> yeah, we tried to bring representation of different styles that you're gonna be able to find at the festival. so we've got here. we've got a grandmother's actually 2 different types of grandma. so they kind of grandma grandma style native to the new jersey area east coast. we've also got it right, which is super popular in the pizza industry right now. we've got an artisanal style that comes out of an electric oven and we've also got a thicker sicilian style lovely. so. going back to the grandma concept, why is it called the grandma out of curiosity? this one on the far left here. yes, both of the above. the yeah. i got it. well, we both have different takes on the grandmother. yeah, ok, ok, doris through but grandma, it's because it's the pizza your grandma used to make. so it's something that was quintessential in the home. it was something that your grandma, your mom would easily make in a sheet pan just something super simple and easy and it's evolved

since then. of course, we've got 2 different interpretations, but fantastic. nonetheless, mobley. and then you mentioned the detroit style as well. so what makes a detroit-style pizza detroit-style the signature, the detroit. as you can see here is caramelize cheese crown all the way around the pizzas cooked in a tapered. >> pan so that she's a melt down making me so hungry. wasn't going to be little bit. but yeah, it's their beautiful pizzas delicious or savory. it's fun to make its been to eat. it's got a nice crispy crunch on the outside knows caramelize cheese fantastic. and then you also mentioned the artisan. is that this trigger that says yes. so that's kind of the style i do have my restaurant is more of a california artisan long for men to do. you know, go real fresh toppings. this is a son gold tomatoes from sonoma county made into a vodka sauce and discuss a fresh burrata and basil on so it's a question for the both of you. what is your favorite style pizza? it's a multiple styles

of pizza. so ok, does depend on the move if you're eating by yourself. >> with people right now, i'm all about grandma i'm just into the thin right now. ok? but i love the sicilian. it's one of those very near and dear to my heart is that so here's a silly and it looks big in heavy but is not at all. that is a nice light airy, fluffy pizza. incredible. you know wrong. i don't want and so people will have the opportunity. it said check out all of these different pieces that you guys are offering. >> at the festival. so tell us a bit about when you'll be there and how long the festival is going to be running for. >> so it's a one day event today. only 12 before i think the vip has come in at bagels. big worries from around the bay area. we got all over the bay area. we got pizza from all over the bay area to big carb fest. i do wish us i gonna love it. yes, absolutely. again, this all

smiles and his looks fantastic. >> just and word out there to just maybe of advice for those who are seeking to really break into corner in the pizza spaces. well, you guys are both kind of trail blazers in your own in your own ways. >> i honestly want it trying % to get into pizza. i mean. it's that use great ingredients calling ingredients, do your homework. there's a lot of information out there. but honestly. the friendships that you make and pizza are. >> you can't beat it and but it's also the sharing of knowledge and whatnot. most pizza makers are especially nowadays are super generous with their knowledge and their information. all you got to do is start chatham up and eat a piece of pizza and we're very collaborative, ok, when a full. so it really just seek out the community. don't be afraid to ask questions. absolutely. okay. anything else from you perhaps want to add on top of that? you were pizza. fantastic. >> ali. a and laura meyer, you can find them both at the

pizza, bagel and beer festival in the north beach neighborhood of san francisco today for the fact that big festival. thank you so much for having all right. we'll be for having all right. we'll be right back. there's nothing like a wendy's frosty. it's cool. it's creamy. it's only a dollar right now. wait... what?! the one and only frosty is a buck? gotta be wendy's.

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to be to shift to be more support. 8 out some of the history of how nightlife has been viewed by the state. >> as more something to crack down on our control or prevent or, you know, and and now we have to really shift the way that we think about policy making both at the local and state level to understand how central and essential it is to our economy. >> this push comes as san francisco announced 14 grants for downtown businesses to create new events and entertainment zones. these will be areas where restaurants and bars are allowed to sell alcohol. to-go. scientists say to keep your eyes on the skies on monday night, it's going to be a magical one has reset to experience a supermoon and a blue moon. a supermoon is when the moon is super close to earth and a blue moon is where the full moon happens twice in one month. really cool stuff. and a rare deep-sea fish was recently found by a group of kayakers and snorkelers off the san diego coast in la jolla cove. the day animal was

found last friday. it's called an oarfish an according to the scripps institute of oceanography. these are extremely rare. excuse me. this is the only only the 20th time that oarfish has washed up in california since 19. 0, 1, the 12 football animal now becomes part of the marine vertebrate collection at scripps. there is a myth that seeing or fish is an omen of upcoming earthquakes or other natural disasters. local no correlation has ever been proven. but a 4.4 magnitude quake did happen in the la area on monday. >> this goes to the heart of the issue. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, governor newsom in the bay area announcing his latest action against retail fest.

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morning news. the change in plea from a former heavyweight champ. the latest on the cain velasquez case. and rising from the ashes. helen oakland bookstore is valley to bounce back after a major fire. 7.29. this morning. thank you so much for joining us. we're going to get right to those stories in just a moment. but first, let's get a check on our weather conditions with dave sphar heyday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and the morning fog is greeting us again this morning, however, will break up for much of the bail, though. parts of it. we're still going to stick with some scattered clouds throughout the day. >> around oakland, san francisco, in a little bit in the points to the north a bit might even see a stray shower. here's the shot from sfo. and it's not so much the fog there. looking for quick

equipment glitch ear causing about a 45 minute delay or so. id see planes taking off, however, but we do have some fog there, too. so we have little front or backyard here. there's that low all wrapped up in the northwest. it doesn't have much moisture which to play with, but it's kind of pinching our ptmosphere or a marine layer a little bit. and that may facilitate a few little showers this afternoon up in the north bay, potentially what we really watch out for is lightning with all of them. this possibility we might get some of that to again with daytime heating kind of all the elements are timed perfectly for that. most readings right now are in the lower to middle 60's. not too bad. 69 for antioch. meanwhile, up to the north, lots of 50's and 60's. 64 for san jose and 64 san francisco. there are those winds. we do see a pop this afternoon again, driven by this front. it's more of an issue for tahoe with a red flag warning one on there for much of the day today. there you see the winds currently in the to the teens and we should open up those skies, particularly inland by late this morning

with mostly sunny skies, trying to take over here a little bit here with lower 80's for high temperatures will warm up for tomorrow and then another heat bump, if you will. by tuesday, we'll get more of that longer range forecast hit stephanie. >> former ufc heavyweight champion pleaded no contest in a san jose courtroom for attempted murder. those charges stemming back to a high-speed chase in 2022. when the former fighter shot at a suspected pedophile prop was rob nesbitt spoke with him. a prosecutor on that case. >> the case against cain velasquez has been in the spotlight for the last 2 years because of his celebrity status, but also because of the way he took the law into his own hands. cain, velasquez faces multiple charges, including attempted murder after seeking revenge on suspected pedophile. harry goularte who allegedly molested one of alaska's his children at a daycare. the former ufc fighter engaged in a high-speed chase across san jose. firing shots at goularte and goularte mother and father-in-law. the intended target was uninjured but his

father-in-law survived being hit by several bullets. he took the law into his own hands and we have excellent law enforcement in this county. and he should have gone and used them. instead he put the lives the lives of so many people in danger. velasquez changed his plea from not guilty to no contest friday kron. 4 legal analyst michael cardoza. explain the difference between that and a guilty plea i'm not going to contest >> it's got enough evidence to connect mates. i'm not going to admit i did this. so i will plead no contest. cardoza says this is often done when a defendant is worried about civil lawsuits for the same crime. the former ufc fighter has gain several supporters, including a group that calls for him to be free of his charges is status as a celebrity is not something that i consider. >> crafting a resolution to this case and what i'm going to the judge and i'm asking him to hold this defendant

accountable for his actions. the 2022 incident took place along highway 101, as well as an 11 mile stretch of busy san jose streets. prosecutors emphasize that bullets were sprayed near an elementary school crowded with children. we the sentence that not only gives justice to the victims that were in that car. but also a sentence that demonstrates. that the defendants use gun violence in our county is unacceptable. velasquez remains out of custody on bail. his next court appearance is scheduled for october 18th. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and it's been a little more than 2 weeks since a beloved college avenue bookstore burned to the ground in oakland kron four's dan kerman reports. >> there has been outpouring of encouragement, financial as well as just general emotional support from people in the community. thankfully, people

worldwide. >> east bay booksellers owner brad johnson says the support he's received since his college avenue bookstore burned down just over 2 weeks ago is energizing simply to know that the sheer number of people. >> the >> support you. and we'll continue support you and that have confidence that you are. able respond to this in a positive way. widely encouraging and it's it's motivating for me. to figure out creative ways to respond. a gofundme web pages already raised more than $217,000. money that will go towards paying employee wages and benefits. >> until they can rent a temporary location. hopefully nearby to set up shop. >> we want to be cared for and a way that when we can't opened in a temporary way, we can hit the ground running. that could take another 3 months considering it will take insurance money from the

fire to restore inventory and the shelving the books it on. in the meantime, east bay booksellers isn't dwelling on the fire which appears to be accidental. instead, it's selling and shipping books from their website. they hope to have a local pickup location soon and hopefully a pop-up location. not long after that. it's about people's curiosities about people's taste about. what they bring with them when when it comes to what we choose to stock, but also what people choose to buy what people choose to talk about within the store. so which is just so many elements of people involved in that such a way that online bookselling just can't do. johnson says there's nothing like a physical bookstore and he's ready for east bay booksellers to return. so many people have written off bookstores and said that we're we're going away. this is just a physical instance of that. and i'm keen to defy all of the odds.

basically, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> well, a school district in stockton is looking to help students from vaping in school bathrooms. the district has installed special sensors able to detect vapor in the air instead of setting off an alarm that says here's will send a text to school administrators. >> we've always been a anti-tobacco school district. we are aware that very students and young people are using tobacco products may do it through vaping. so these vape sensors are yes, a way of adapting to the more common uses tobacco. >> so far the new technology is getting mixed reviews from parents. they should've out that front and center for governor gavin newsom on friday. he was in the bay area to sign a package of public safety bills. he those we'll tackle the issue head on our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, the governor signed the bills at this san jose

home depot store. he says the legislation will make a difference in the state's response to retail theft. but critics argue. >> it's not enough. governor gavin newsom receiving applause as he signed 10 bipartisan public safety bills into law. he says. >> will combat the statewide issue of retail theft. there has to be some accountability because of the legislation i signed. there will be accountability included in the bill package, the california retail theft reduction act. it will create a penalty of prison time up to 3 years for those convicted of stealing property with the intent to resell it. the legislation will also allow for what's known as aggregate meaning several thefts committed by one person over a two-year period can all add up to meet the larger penalty for grand theft. also included in the package, a bill to increase penalties for car break ins in another to expend diversion and rehab programs for people in lieu of present. this goes to the heart of the issue and it does it in a thoughtful and

judicious way. democratic legislative leaders echoing a similar sentiment. if you break these laws, you will pay the price. it is that simple. but the bills do not touch prop 47. that's the 2014 voter approved a law that changed certain nonviolent crimes from felonies to misdemeanors. and lucent, penalties for offenses like retail theft when the items stolen are valued at less than $950. >> supporters say prop 47 resulted in criminal justice reform and reduced california's prison population. but opponents argue it let criminals off the hook. earlier this summer, prop 36, a ballot measure to reform prop 47 officially qualified for the november ballot. governor gavin newsom has long opposed prop 36, even as a bipartisan coalition of da's and some democratic mayors say it must be passed to reform prop 47, the unintended consequences of prop 47 are unacceptable that there has to be

accountability. property 6 takes us back to the 1980's. the war on drugs, mass incarceration of promotes a promise that can't be delivered. republicans say they support the retail theft. bill package newsom signed here, but they argue the legislation can only make a lasting impact of prop 36 passes. unlike the retail theft bill package, they believe propped 36 will target all retail thieves. not just organized crime rings. they also say prop 36 will penalize fentanyl, drug dealers and increased drug treatment. it is much needed. >> and quite frankly, the governor is out of and the governor says the bill package he signed here is just a start. he says to expect additional retail theft bills in the near future reporting in san jose. tom wallace kron 4 news. >> officials in the south bay are working with vector control san jose to reduce the number of mosquitoes testing positive for west nile virus. the area on your screen here is going to be treated on tuesday night. that's from hayes avenue down to curie drive and in-between cottle road and shell avenue. earlier

this week, santa clara county health officials confirmed 2 human cases of the virus. one of those cases was deadly. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, an open elementary school gets a much needed new facility this school year. the reaction froe students and staff. plus. so she is a huge part of bay area culture and cuisine. we go inside one restaurant that some consider a hidden gem. >> love it. absolutely. beer goes best with more than >> temperatures will be rising a little bit as we get into tomorrow with better clearing in away. we go to the lower 90's. however, late in the week. another surprise coming our way going, which forecasts together kron. 4 morning news continues.

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morning, everybody. there's the golden gate bridge. we promise with the towers all covered up. still some ground fog, as you can see in some spots that will be lifted to overcast. >> or to mostly cloudy skies as we get later in the morning hours into the afternoon, we're also seeing the same kind of imagery. downtown is the same kind of stuff we've got as well. there you see the fog kind of in place. this is not the case everywhere in the bay. we are seeing some lifting of this fog and even seeing the sun come out in spots. but there's going to be a problem area. san francisco off to oakland right there in that corridor when we get that onshore, wind will continue bring in that monsoon moisture and jump into the atlantic.

real quick. you probably heard about it. ernesto, this hurricane max winds at 85. there's a little dot there of bermuda. it's now moving north of the island there. so things will improve. it's already getting close to their afternoon. so this afternoon, and that's going to go off in the atlantic into nowhere. let's get back to our coast here. here's what happens today with that front in our backyard. kind of pinch is the marine layer here. so we have to contend with that cloud coverage will get more aggressive moos noted up in the north bay. you might pick up a couple stray showers going on there. more importantly, might the couple strikes of lightning with that potentially with the daytime heating perfect right with this front arriving. it's a one-day deal. moves on through. we get some winds with the 2 that i pointed out and then we get into sunday. yeah, the same thing. but this will mix out nicely for the afternoon sea. going to see a lot more sun tomorrow afternoon. even at the coast. then today today getting the fighting more that cloud cover. now long-range is kind of interesting. here is the low that we've been talking about kind of hovers around by sunday. it's pretty much gone

and away. we go early in the week. this is where we hit our top. how warm it's going to lower 90's and so forth by tuesday, then sliding back again fairly quickly. look at this. another piece of energy coming from the gulf of alaska. nice sign of things to come pretty moist to. as you can see, some rain showers with that. that's all north. but it again breaks the back of a heat spike that tries to develop, as you will see that the parts again into next weekend. we get a little closer. we'll see how that all comes together. 4 zone forecast for today. 69 for san francisco. keep it in the mid 60's along the coast with probably a lot of overcast, least mostly cloudy. 74 for burlingame morrison going on here about a year. so redwood city, but palatable temperatures with the lower 80's in the south bay here. 84 morgan hill, east bay shoreline mid to upper 70's tri valley. you're looking at the lower 80's. 82 concord and also walnut creek. 68 berkeley. 66 for a vallejo, 79 for fairfield. a lot of those bay temperatures really

contingent and how much cloud cover sticks around. 73 for napa. and 76 for santa rose again. penciling in that chance. i've seen a little isolated shower thunder shower tuesday. we pop off at 92. then we're eat rad back to 80 or so come next friday when this is kind of getting the like fall spring, whatever the change thing for august. so it's a nice side, unfortunately. lot, nina coming our way. so for to be a little drier when that happens, but it's nice to see these fronts that are bringing maybe some sprinkles or reading august, ok? all right. so just maybe like that. yeah, only that all the time in august. how that's nice, especially after such a summer. see, that's the thing. when you get these little fronts. the problem is don't have anything with them. so you get those offshore winds afterwards. that's the problem. and that's what we're going to heat. >> of fire season right through november we're going to watch good reminder there. thanks so much for all right. and east bay school has a brand new library. check out the new reading space at markham elementary in oakland.

>> the golden state warriors read to achieve program partnered with the school to renovate the library. students and staff were on hand for a ribbon cutting ceremony on friday. school officials say the library was in need of an upgrade for years. so it's nice that they finally getting that new facility. and the state legislature rejected a bill that would make kindergarten mandatory in california. right now, students are required to attend school when they turn 6 years old and their parents can decide whether or not to send them to kindergarten or straight to first grade. the la unified school district was among supporters of the bill who pointed to research that shows early education is crucial to a student's long-term education. kindergarten is mandatory in 19 states and washington, d.c.. and attention pop fans. the city of hayward is throwing a pop-up event this weekend today and tomorrow. hey, we're public library teams up with k-pop republic store to host this event. there will be special merchandise performances and

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>> reporter kareen wynter brings us the latest. >> a celebrity preyed on by criminal drug network. that's how authorities describe the death of actor matthew perry. in a stunning investigation, the day of his death, the stars, personal assistant kenneth iwamasa allegedly gave perry 3 injections of ketamine with perry telling that assistant as detailed in the indictment. shoot me up with a big one. moments later, he was dead. they knew what they were doing was wrong. >> they knew what they were doing was risking great danger to mr. perry included in that drug distribution network that led to the arrest of 5 individuals to california physicians. >> doctor mark chavez and doctor salvador plasencia and a woman known as a ketamine queen jasveen sonia sense. he is physician told abc news his client did administer ketamine to perry but that his actions were criminal. he was a patient. he did receive ketamine treatment therapy. >> under medically supervised conditions and in accordance with. best medical practices.

it was. >> all about for medical treatment. investigators say the defendants preyed on perry's long publicized addiction issues for money. perry had previously received treatment with ketamine for his anxiety and depression, but turned to this drug network when doctors cut him off with supplies. this case, we're not talking about legitimate ketamine treatment. time out to doctors who abused the trust they had abused their licenses. >> to put another person's life at risk. authorities follow the trail of evidence in this case, including text messages that detail the role of the defendants. >> in one text message from october, 12th erik fleming who allegedly sold ketamine to perry's team wrote i wouldn't do it if there wasn't a chance of me making some money for doing this. perry's doctors also sent tax, according to officials writing. i wonder how much this will pay. let's find out. prosecutors say at one point they sold perry 20 vials of ketamine for $55,000 in cash. those files only cost

$12. a piece. authorities say one of the doctors even trained perry's assistant on how to injected with ketamine and said on one occasion, the actor received such a huge dose. he froze up still, according to the indictment, they kept giving it to him with perry sometimes receiving as many as 6 shots a day perry's family released this statement. we were and still are heartbroken by matthew's death, but it has helped to know law enforcement is taking this case very seriously. we look forward to justice taking its course. we're hoping unscrupulous suppliers of dangerous drugs will get the message winter will send it back to now the studio. and we'll be right back. hundreds

of cucumbers have been recalled after being tainted with salmonella. this comes after a surge of cucumber recipes appearing and going viral on tiktok. >> the cdc says more than 400 americans in 31 states have gotten sick. cucumbers were shipped to distributors in late may and no longer on the shelves. the risk to the public is believed to be low. and health experts are raising alarms about a troubling trend on tiktok that suggests sunburns can provide health benefits like clear skin. doctors are warning that not using sunscreen can significantly heightened the risk of skin cancer and premature aging. they emphasize that while some sunlight, while sunlight has some health benefits using sunscreen is essential to mitigate dangers associated with uv exposure. still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news, a popular shopping district in san jose is changing their parking policies. why some say they

are frustrated with those changes. and officers arrest a suspect in connection to a violent road rage incident in the north bay. and also a new concert series kicks off in golden gate park. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> is very difficult to get around. yeah, yeah. and this just makes a little worse. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, a new payment system is

causing long lines and headaches at a south bay parking garage. and live music is coming back to golden gate park this weekend. we've got the details on all the festivities. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 8. >> morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday. august 17. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar heyday. a good morning, stephanie. welcome back. good morning, everybody. and we've got the fog again this morning. now that's going to provide kind of some blanketing effect a little bit along the coast today. and we will also see that in parts of the bay that it just won't clear out. looks like even into the afternoon. here's the imagery is seen 8 o'clock. it's still at the ground level. you can see in the east bay shoreline, the shot from uc berkeley. and that is problematic here a bit. and you'll probably see some cloud cover as we get into the afternoon. now, here's what it looks like in their projections. notice how that

bounces up in the north bay there. that's not necessarily the bona fide morning fog that we have here. we have this front in our backyard and that's kind of pinching the marine layer little bit sends it up into the sky a little bit. and that means maybe some showers this afternoon up north and that will come with perhaps maybe some strikes of lightning as a potential not out of moisture with it. it's just the dynamics of kind of squeezing that marine layer. there you have it on storm tracker. 4. gives you an idea for points up towards the north. this a one-day affair, better sunshine. it looks like tomorrow. this also comes with a pop of winds later on this afternoon. you're going to feel per ounce level county, the east bay off through the carquinez strait more pronounced than elsewhere. but again, an onshore wind is expected today. 60's cover the east bay, elf on the up north too. 67 for san jose. we are a little warmer this morning that we were this time from yesterday noting that morning cloud cover breaking it up by noon and should be sunny. well inland this afternoon. but hate mild temperatures lower

80's at that morning forecast stephanie. all right. looking forward to a day. thank you. >> it's been about 2 weeks since a popular shopping district in san jose started charging visitors for parking. but as kron jack moment reports, it has not been a smooth rollout. >> for hours on end on friday, many customers here at santana row were stuck in long lines going to multiple different levels of these parking garages that just recently started charging people have marched here at santana row. many people saying the lines were so long it appeared that the people who are monitoring those parking meters are just letting them roll right through. >> it's a growing up. >> had a row. it's the first full week of business since these were installed at san jose's high end shopping destination, pay stations at santana row. sunshine will park alice park and then will charge me. talking about parking is crazy. even during the rollout, customers weren't satisfied. santana row told us it's because everywhere else in this part of town, they have paid parking. so

customers with part for free at santana row just to shop elsewhere, leading to congestion. and now new meters are causing even longer lines. not a fan either. see that here is crying. that would the first business week with metered parking and now headed into the first weekend. >> customers tell us the new ticketless method of paying to park. it's confusing. >> the lines were so long at a certain point it appeared workers were just livid cars through. you know, i think it's better. it's trying to cut off the traffic from valley. fair trying to get people to stop parking over here. >> well, then makes harder for us, though, is actually work even people who work at santana row caught in the jam and on a busy day like friday, if you can't find parking in the garage. >> good luck getting out. 20 minutes. we hear. well, this is all new to i don't really come down here that often. and this is probably why, as is very difficult to get around. >> parking rates are the same as the valley fair across the street. 2 hours free. and then

2 bucks an hour after. but for many customers, the new payments for parking bring growing pains. >> i'm sure they're going to make much money off that. it kind of that we tried reaching out to management here at santana row to find out if there may be any short-term remedy. >> for this headache customers are describing here in the parking structures and we did not hear back. now, the idea behind santana rose new charging for parking is to have a qr code that you scan when you park and you could pay for the amount of hours you want to park in your spot for its supposed to be a seamless transition, paperless and ticket list. but it's not as seamless as they wanted to be. right now. reporting here in san jose jacmel that kron 4 news. >> san francisco health officials say levels of the latest m-pox variant remain low in san francisco. wastewater scans showed traces are below results from 2 years ago. just minutes ago, the san francisco department of health shared on social media, the seven-day average for cases 0. this comes as a global health emergency was declared over

m-pox so far has broken out in 13 african nations and spread to europe with more than 14,000 cases and 524 deaths. experts say the outbreak is also impacting women and children. >> children and africa have gotten about 85% of these infections then use. and 70% of the are to be children under the age of 15. >> medical experts say there's no reason to panic and suggest getting up to date on vaccines. a 12 year-old boy is recovering from injuries after dublin. police say he was hit by a car. police say the crash happened around 7.40 friday morning on felon voting, cleese and drive. they say the child was riding an electric bicycle and was in the crosswalk during the collision. he was wearing a helmet but still suffered some cuts. the driver involved remained on scene and is cooperating with the investigation. also got a statement from officials with

the dublin unified school district. it reads in part, quote, parents must remind their children to be cautious. use crosswalks with crossing guards and wear helmets for biking or scooting drivers need to reduce speeds, stay alert. and above all, remove distractions pedestrian safety, child or adult requires a serious commitment from all parties. argument led to a shooting that injured a man in sonoma county, sonoma county deputies responded to a home on stony point road in petaluma around one thursday morning over reports of a man who had been shot. the man taken to the heart was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. investigators identified and arrested a suspect after a several hours-long standoff. we'll see if arrested a suspect in connection to a violent road rage incident. the highway patrol says armando martinez followed driver who allegedly cut him off on the road last week. martinez is accused of then using a window punch and folding knife to assault the victim and vandalized their car. investigators say

martinez also found the victim on social media and started making criminal threats. the chp says the alleged assault victim managed to take pictures of the suspect, which helped investigators make an arrest. one person is dead after a shooting in berkeley happened friday afternoon near the ashby bart center on at a london fairview street. police say the victim died at the scene. no other information released and no word yet a suspect. is now 3 months into the job in oakland's new police chief says the town still has a long way to go in the past 3 weeks. he says west oakland has seen a rise in assaults, mostly targeting asians and elderly residents. officers arrested 7 teens and one adult in connection to those attacks. >> when does happen or city, we are taking it seriously. and we are getting the resources that we have out there to address the this crime and try to prevent the crime moving forward. >> chief michel says the department is stepping up patrols in west oakland and

near the westlake christian terrace. community. he says police are also working to improve response times. >> happening right now, lanes of highway 101 on the peninsula shut down for roadwork. the closures affect one northbound and one southbound lane between bedouin shores and east palo alto. caltrans says crews are working to improve highway barriers. both lanes expected to reopen early monday morning. take a look at this. a car flipped in san francisco's mission district friday morning blocking the street. as you can see there citizen app video shows the scene near folsom and 24th streets. no word if anybody was hurt what caused that car to flip over. a fun night for people in san jose channeling their inner picasso's a park you park friday night. this all part of the city's painting in the park series about 20 people joined in on the fun painting snow cones. as you can see there. where police getting a new

headquarters, the agency's board of directors approved a 90 million dollar project to build the new police station in downtown oakland. it will be at the now vacant kaiser permanente building on broadway and 21st street. expected to be ready by 2026. the money will also be used to create new fare gates and oakland, san francisco enrichment. the foodie land festival kicked off in san jose this weekend started friday at the santa clara county fairgrounds. organizers say the goal is to get people to try different cuisines and unique food. they may not find anywhere else. >> leicht int fried squid which they might have never seen there before. it's been very fun to come out how it's such a instagrammable food item. where is larger than your head? and everyone's always excited to see different species. >> the foodie land event does run through sunday, 10:00pm. so you could check out some of that grilled squid fries.

good, i should say. and other tasty things. there. live music returns to golden gate park this weekend. just one week after outside lands, another planet entertainment kicks off the first golden gate park concert series. the group also produces outside lands 50,000 people are set to attend that sold out event. the one-day event includes music acts deftones and system of a down city. officials say the concert is slated to bring in almost one and a half million dollars. 90% of ticket sales coming from out of towners. >> going to generate directly. 1.4 million, 4 rec and park, which we can then put back into maintaining stewarding our assets of which we have over 220 parks and open spaces, golf courses, pools, programming for children and seniors and families. >> doors open at one 30 pm shows start at 3 and run until 10:00pm at golden gate park's all of you. >> all right. we're

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>> all right. well, this morning and a live look outside at the golden gate bridge promise. august is in full swing. apparently there like that fog dust will have to off the flooding. stephanie. >> good morning, everybody. and yes of the golden gate bridge still covered up with that ground fog. we lifted next to be overcast. that's the next step along the

journey. already. breaking up the cloud cover here as you can see in san jose state. some blue already pairing on through. we're seeing some of this from our camera shots even around the bay to so again, the problem or looks to be san francisco right across the bay. oakland carquinez strait. that's where your problem areas are going to be. again, it's this front right in our backyard kind of pinching and lifting a little bit that marine layer a little higher, which creates more that cloud cover. it's the fog usually mixes, but that continues to supply fresh moisture for us 60's for much of the east bay. we're looking at that up north to infect everybody has graduate of the 60's. yay. and that's a warmer than we were this time from yesterday. all right. you can see the problem areas right here throughout the day. there's the front again providing the left. so maybe a couple stray showers at the coast are more important up in the north a little bit. what we're worried about is when you get to the maximum daytime heating and you excite the atmosphere, that's when you sometimes get the lightning to look out for. >> but you can see only it's still kind of hovers around the bay. that cloud cover

tomorrow. that fog is really aggressive. this is in the wake of that front. now you can see that the central valley in the bay, that mixes out real quickly. and we're back to mostly sunny. so it'll be more like the typical drill tomorrow and we're going up those temperatures a little bit more so and continue to build for that monday into tuesday there. the onshore winds excuse me in the east bay. look at that. popping in to the 20's. good coverage area there over the east bay hills, solano county, not as much of the west, but you'll get that continuing onshore wind. little chilly at the beaches to with the overcast skies. now, yes, with daytime heating will do the same thing again, not as pronounced, although a little bit more more so along the coastal field oks they do have some technical glitches going on about it. the lay of 45 minutes. that's not really to the fog today. considerable bay clouds cool, lower 80's. well inland tomorrow, we bump that up a little bit here to upper 80's with some scattered bay clouds going on here early into the week. basically the mostly sunny drill. another warm-up here, lower 90's until we get to tuesday. then we

drift back again. cooling late portion of the week. what is we get a little closer to see how this all comes together. but it looks like a nice loaded gun under a backyard this time of year. those are kind of nice. this one just may produce a couple 69 for san francisco out of 72 oakland, 81 san jose in the big map. look at this in the got greens up here for highs that really underscores the fact we have cloud cover here in august. east bay shoreline got lots of 70's to 80's inland. we'll have more and the 4 zone forecast. but looking ahead for the next few days, there's the upping trend. 87 by monday. again, we'll have that extended forecast free tibet, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. this weekend, a special celebration happens in san francisco chinatown and it's called the hungry ghost festival. it's expected to draw tens of thousands of people to the city. and here to tell us all about it is hoy long deputy director of the chinese culture center. good morning to you. boy, good morning. thank you so much for joining us today. and you came from the sunset district in

separate is so tell us a bit about the hungry ghost festival. it's a pretty unique name. yeah. so the hungry ghost festival is presented by the chinese culture cent of 7 francisco. and it's one of our many initiatives. >> that we bring people do hate prevention work, especially around the context of anti asian hate as well as celebrate that diversity and the artistry of san francisco. so the hungry ghost festival this year is our second time doing actually channels of free, long-standing cultural tradition, both in the chinese as well in the chinese american or chinese diaspora community where, you know, the angriest goes will come out. and so all the customs and rituals and it's really about healing at reconciling through these kind grieves and rate ok, got it. so how do we calm down the angry and the hungry ghosts on this on this day? yeah. so in traditional customs, we would, you know, have food offering out and will have performances. so the festival is really meant for

both the human realm and our yeah. so so the way we say it's like we invite, you know, all of san francisco and their spiritual community and there goes to come attend that's the the fun. and so again, the second year that you guys are doing this, tell us a bit about how many vendors are going to be out there, that they're going to be performances as well. yeah, they'll be performances. we have performers lined up from 04:00pm to 09:00pm. we have 20 businesses participating from from china town. joining us in a shop and our challenge where you can collect stance on businesses prices throughout the night of i think we also have local and international artist doing our activation and a lot of kind of surprising like serendipitous moment throughout the 5 what sounds like it's going to be so much fun. this is family-friendly as well. yes, and other tickets for this event that people need to look into know. so i encourage people to do is find us at the giant hole rose pak station at

04:00pm where we'll have a 16 foot paper croft ghost king kick starting the entire festival will wrap around, you know, stocked washington and that's through and that will end up in portsmouth square. we invite you to actually marched alongside the goes, king cobra he'll be a great way to bless the neighborhood. and that's great. and that's again at 04:00pm today. yes, okay. fantastic. in terms of just the cultural significance and just why it's so important that the community is celebrating this can you walk us through that? >> yeah. so you know, it was after the pandemic when we conceptualize a festival like this. and i think that was the time where our community elt very close to things like death and grief and anger, too. >> and so closest was something that's been celebrated in early chinese american community throughout california between the mid 1800 to the early 1900 month don't know that. and so festivals, like these has always been a healing part, you reconciling with things

like family, separation, wrongful deaths among up there. very kind of angering moments up. american race's history. and so it's very out that we're bringing this festival back and having it route in san francisco, chinatown as and in terms of today's festivities in this weekend's festivities, are there any must try booths, things that people absolutely should not be missing out. yeah, so are performing. so this is going to be amazing. so we have things like traditional cantonese opera to like punk and metal rock. so we encourage with the state through later in the night. so because our this year is downpour uproar, darker. and later it gets the more energetic. the festival will be in blue. all the all the hungry ghost will be out and about exactly incredible. and just to recap again, tell us again where and when this is happening, how long that's going on yeah. so the festival is today. august 17 saturday. it will start at 04:00pm at the rose pak central subway station in china town. it will go on till 09:00pm and all the

activities will be spent from the rose pak central subway station. we have a kid. so there we have a marketplace on waverly place and then we have performances in portsmouth square. ok, wonderful. thank you so much. the toy long deputy director of the chinese culture center. thank you so much for your time and happy ghost festival. of we'll be ghost festival. of we'll be right back. you can only get wendy's new saucy nuggs at wendy's. so if anyone ever tries to tell you they “have saucy nuggs at home.” you might want to see what else they're hiding.

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committee. but this week to discuss ways to revitalize the city's downtown area. one idea to help night life and culture thrive is for policies. they say to shift to be more support. 8 out some of the history of how nightlife has been viewed by the state. >> as more something to crack down on our control or prevent or, you know, and and now we have to really shift the way that we think about policy making both at the local and state level to understand how central and essential it is to our economy. >> the push comes as san francisco announced 14 grants for downtown businesses to create new events and entertainment zones. these will be areas where restaurants and bars are allowed to sell alcohol. to-go. and scientists say to keep your eyes on the skies monday night, it will be a magical one because you get to experience a supermoon and a blue moon. i was super moon is when the moon is super close to the earth and a blue moon is where the full moon happens twice in one month. very cool.

the state legislature get rejected a bill that would have make kindergarten mandatory in california right now, students are required to attend school when they turn 6 and their parents can decide whether to send them to kindergarten or straight to first grade. the la unified school district was among supporters of the bill who pointed to research that shows early education is crucial to a student's long-term education. kindergarten is mandatory in 19 states and washington, d.c.. and east bay school has a brand new library. check out the new reading space at markham elementary in oakland. the golden state warriors read to achieve program partnered with the school to renovate library. students and staff were on hand for a ribbon cutting on friday. and officials say the library was in need of an upgrade for years. and the tension k-pop fans, the city of hayward is throwing a pop-up event this weekend today and tomorrow. hey, we're public library teams up with k-pop republic

to host that event. it will be a special dance performance and merch as well. the first 20 choppers get a free trading card with their purchase. the pop-up runs from 10 to 6 all weekend. and a rare deep-sea fish was recently found by a group of kayakers and snorkelers off the san diego coast in la jolla cove. the day animal was found last friday. it's called an oarfish. and according to the scripps institution of oceanography, these guys are extremely rare. this is only the 20th time or fish has washed up in california since 19. 0, 1, 12 foot long animal now becomes part of the marine vertebrate collection as scripts. there is a myth that seeing an oarfish is an omen of upcoming earthquakes or other natural disasters. no correlation has ever been proven, but a 4.4 magnitude quake did happen in the la area on monday. still ahead on this goes to heart. >> of the issue.

>> still ahead, governor gavin newsom in the bay area announcing his latest action announcing his latest action against tail fest. what's up, you seem kinda sluggish today.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a change in plea from a former heavyweight champ. >> the latest on the cain velasquez case. and rising from the ashes. how one oakland bookstore is valid to bounce back after a major fire. all right. good morning.

we're going to get to all those stories in just a moment. but first, let's get you started with a look at our weather conditions with dave, a good 0, 70 good morning, everybody. and we're starting off with that traditional ceremonial fog that we always have. >> that's mixing out a little bit and spots. we're seeing that happening inland. however, because we have a front or backyard that's going to help facilitate more cloud cover, particularly you folks up in the north bay, sonoma county up to lake county. it looks like it might pick up a stray shower, even and maybe a couple of flashes of lightning were added to sfo. by the way, they have some technical glitches here. so delays are about 45 at the do have some fog in the background to there. you can see the swirling around if this were the winter months we've been talking about some widespread rain across the bay, but it sold drier. now, although this is nice to break the heat spikes that we have. so this is kind of nice. keep temperatures down. unfortunately, folks headed the coast, not as good today as you'll see tomorrow, a little bit more sunshine tomorrow. already up to 70 for antioch. most ratings, however, across the bay in the

60's. and that's a little bit warmer than we were this time from yesterday. onshore winds in place. we're going to see a nice pop happened there. well inland in the east bay across the carquinez strait into suckle us. a lot of county, too, even though these are onshore winds looks like tahoe. you have a red flag warning that kicks in at 11 o'clock this morning through 11 tonight. there's the sunshine you can see through most of the day and a good chunk of the bay as well. you'll see some scattered clouds going on here. but nice palatable 70's for high temperatures. they're gonna have that 4 zone forecast for you. look at the extended to 70 why. dave, thank you. a former ufc heavyweight champion pleaded no contest. >> and in san jose courtroom for attempted murder. those charges stemming back to a high-speed chase in 2022. when the former fighter shot at a suspected pedophile four's. rob nesbitt spoke with the main prosecutor in that case. >> the case against cain velasquez has been in the spotlight for the last 2 years because of his celebrity status, but also because of

the way he took the law into his own hands. cain, velasquez faces multiple charges, including attempted murder after seeking revenge on suspected pedophile. harry goularte who allegedly molested one of alaska's his children at a daycare. the former ufc fighter engaged in a high-speed chase across san jose. firing shots at goularte and goularte mother and father-in-law. the intended target was uninjured but his father-in-law survived being hit by several bullets. he took the law into his own hands and we have excellent law enforcement in this county. and he should have gone and used them. instead he put the lives the lives of so many people in danger. velasquez changed his plea from not guilty to no contest friday kron. 4 legal analyst michael cardoza. explain the difference between that and a guilty plea i'm not going to contest >> it's got enough evidence to convict mates. i'm not going to i did this. so i will plead

is often done when a defendant is worried about civil lawsuits for the same crime. the former ufc fighter has gain several supporters, including a group that calls for him to be free of his charges is status as a celebrity is not something that i consider. >> crafting a resolution to this case and what i'm going to the judge and asking him to hold this defendant accountable for his actions. the 2022 incident took place along highway 101, as well as an 11 mile stretch of busy san jose streets. prosecutors emphasize that bullets were sprayed near an elementary school crowded with children. we the sentence that not only gives justice to the victims that were in that car. but also a sentence that. demonstrates. that the defendants use gun violence in our county is unacceptable. velasquez remains out of custody on bail. his next court appearance is scheduled for october 18th. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news.

>> it's been a little more than 2 weeks since a beloved college avenue bookstore burned to the ground in oakland four's dan kerman explains what happened. >> there has been outpouring of encouragement financial as well as just general emotional support from people in the community. thankfully, people worldwide. >> east bay booksellers owner brad johnson says the support he's received since his college avenue bookstore burned down just over 2 weeks ago is energizing simply to know that the sheer number of people. >> the >> support you. and we'll continue support you and that have confidence that you are. able respond to this in a positive way. widely encouraging and it's it's motivating for me. to figure out creative ways to respond. a gofundme web pages already raised more than $217,000.

money that will go towards paying employee wages and benefits. >> until they can rent a temporary location. hopefully nearby to set up shop. >> we want to be cared for and a way that when we can't opened in a temporary way, we can hit the ground running. that could take another 3 months considering it will take insurance money from the fire to restore inventory and the shelving the books it on. in the meantime, east bay booksellers isn't dwelling on the fire which appears to be accidental. instead, it's selling and shipping books from their website. they hope to have a local pickup location soon and hopefully a pop-up location. not long after that. it's about people's curiosities about people's taste about. what they bring with them when when it comes to what we choose to stock, but also what people choose to buy what people choose to talk about within the store. so which is just so many elements of people involved in that. and it's such a way that online

bookselling just can't do. johnson says there's nothing like a physical bookstore and he's ready for east bay booksellers to return. so many people have written off bookstores and said that we're we're going away. this is just a physical instance of that. and i'm keen to defy all of the odds. basically, dan kerman kron, 4 news. a school district in stockton is looking to stop students from vaping in school bathrooms. >> the district has installed special sensors able to detect vapor in the air instead of setting off an alarm, the sensors will send a text to school administrators. >> we've always been a anti-tobacco school district. we are aware that very students and young people are using tobacco products may do it through vaping. and so these vape sensors are yes, a way of adapting to the more

common uses tobacco. >> so far the new technology is getting mixed reviews from parents. issue of retail theft was front and center for governor gavin newsom on friday. he was in the bay area to sign a package of public safety bills. he those we'll tackle the issue head on our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, the governor signed the bills at this san jose home depot store. he says the legislation will make a difference in the state response to retail theft. but critics argue it's not enough. governor gavin newsom receiving applause as he signed 10 bipartisan public safety bills into law. he says. >> combat the statewide issue of retail theft. there has to be some accountability because of the legislation i signed. there will be accountability included in the bill package, the california retail theft reduction act. it will create a penalty of prison time up to 3 years for those convicted of stealin property with the intent to resell it. the

legislation will also allow for what's known as aggregate meaning several thefts committed by one person over a two-year period can all add up to meet the larger penalty for grand theft. also included in the package, a bill to increase penalties for car break ins in another to expend diversion and rehab programs for people in lieu of present. this goes to the heart of the issue and it does it in a thoughtful and judicious way. democratic legislative leaders echoing a similar sentiment. if you break these laws, you will pay the price. it is that simple. but the bills do not touch prop 47. that's the 2014 voter approved a law that changed certain nonviolent crimes from felonies to misdemeanors and loose and penalties for offenses like retail theft. when the items stolen are valued at less than $950. >> supporters say prop 47 resulted in criminal justice reform and reduced california's prison population. but opponents argue it let criminals off the

hook. earlier this summer, prop 36, a ballot measure to reform prop 47 officially qualified for the november ballot. governor gavin newsom has long opposed prop 36, even as a bipartisan coalition of da's and some democratic mayor say it must be passed to reform prop 47, the unintended consequences of prop 47 are unacceptable that there has to be accountability. property 6 takes effect in the 1980's. the war on drugs, mass incarceration promotes a promise that can't be delivered. republicans say they support the retail theft. bill package newsom signed here, but they argue the legislation can only make a lasting impact of prop 36 passes. unlike the retail theft bill package, they believe propped 36 will target all retail thieves. not just organized crime, rick's. they also say prop 36 will penalize fentanyl, drug dealers and increased drug treatment. it is much needed. >> and quite frankly, the governor is out of and the governor says the bill package he signed here is just a

start. he says to expect additional retail theft bills in the near future reporting in san jose. tom kron 4 news. >> officials in the south they're working with vector control san jose to reduce the number of mosquitoes testing positive for west nile virus. the area on your screen will be treated for the ski, tows on tuesday night. as from hayes avenue down to cure a drive-in in between karl road and shell avenue. earlier this week, santa clara county health officials confirmed 2 human cases of the virus. one of those cases was deadly. >> all right. the next couple of days, the switch in expect a gradual increase in temperatures early next week today. lots of cloud cover around the bay. we're clear this out a little better for tomorrow. look at that longer range forecast and your 4 zone. we come back. the kron 4 morning news continues.

hey, flex. considering there's a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh. >> all right. welcome back. a 42 this morning live look outside at the golden gate bridge where the fog is in full effect. it's a stubborn recalcitrant, very difficult to deal with it. >> it's going to left and give us kind of overcast skies. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all. here's the progress. downtown. a little better lifting that fog up. to overcast. skies will break up that a little bit. there's

some sun trying to peer in through in some of the camera shots that we can see. the problem is we have a front or backyard. so it's not there were just working with the fog. this is providing other mechanical issues as well. temperature check for for tahoe. if you're headed there. today they have a red flag warning and we do have some winds to kind of contend with a little bit as well. gradual warming to the upper 70's said little bit of summer going on there, diesel's sunshine to the period. this is mister ernesto. you can see out in the atlantic just north of bermuda here. it's pretty much exiting the island. looks like to the northeast. going to really much of an issue and barely a hurricane. it's an 85 mile per hour winds system pressure has been fairly low with this meeting using the intensified it. but this is going to be moving up towards the northeast or some other blogs in the oceans to be watching. nothing that near is near land. there's one kind of on the west coast here a little bit. but the good news about that is that when even give us any moisture up here, either back to what's going on the home front here all through the day. you can see

how this just kind of churns and sticks around a little bit. cause that front is here and kind of pinch is the atmosphere a little bit. keeps that cloud cover there with that marine layer at all up north, particularly in the north bay, might get a couple stray showers and at the coast, you can expect a lot of cloud cover today. here comes the fog tonight. same kind of drill fills up the central valley. quickly mixes out so sunday. lot quicker. sunshine out, warmer temps with all of that as well as we start to warm up gradually early next week. so how is this all playing out? here's the low doing it to us than it's gone gradually warming up here by tuesday. that's about the warmest spot and look out. let's do it again. and the sky one turn deserves another coming out of the gulf of alaska. we like that idea. it's august. so don't get too far south. but still they're carrying with them. a little bit of moisture news in the winter months. you see a lot more that but what we like is they break the heat spells for us cools things down a little bit like we're getting this weekend here. 4 zone forecast details on those numbers

today. 69 san francisco break contingent on how much sun we actually get little bit more mostly cloudy to the coast. so we'll keep that mid 60's. 74 burlingame, 78 foster city about 80 ish heading down south here. this where you see a lot more sun by late morning, 81 san jose. 84 los gatos and morgan hill, east bay shoreline mid to upper 70's while tri valley is half-dozen degrees or so beyond that, lower 80's will do it. 82 danville, 79 said ramon, 82 for walnut creek, 68 berkeley, vallejo, a pair of sixes with 79 fairfield. you're gonna get that when pop later on today. fortified by this front, too. and that's the part of the issue. but that red flag warning we're talking about for tahoe, bringing in those winds. 73 for napa. that's pretty mild. 75 for petaluma. and 76 santa rosa. here's a 7 a game plan. 92 is the hot day again. looks like for tuesday wednesday and then cooling off a bit till friday at bird. that's kind of

all things little cooler by next week. and it's like a pattern. every weekend. we get a nice little break. yeah, it's nice to get a little break the hot weather. that is nice august. thanks a lot. >> all right. well, the city of san francisco celebrates the return of the big pizza bagel and beer festival this weekend. it's happening in the italian neighborhood of north beach, bringing together dozens of local pizzerias and breweries for a mouth watering celebration all for a good cause. earlier today i spoke with laura meyer from pizzeria da laura and berkeley and also one of her friends with of women in pizza vent. stay tuned for all of that. it's coming up in this next segment right here. warnings you both. good morning. good morning. thanks for having of course. so happy to have you both here. and i love that. you've incorporate your names and your business is definitely yeah, very clear on the men do it when of that message. yeah. you know, tell us a bit about how you both got involved with the festival this year. how does it feel to be a part of it? >> it's an honor to be a part

of it. last year was fantastic. it was the first year. >> but this year, it's even bigger. there's a lot more pizzerias and breweries involved, rain even more so and then we're also part of women in pizza. so it's just a great. yes. and, you you mentioned during the commercial break that you would be at the booth for women in pizza. tell us a little bit about that group in that organization. you know, women pizzas, group of women, pizza makers. everybody's invited and we're just there to support each other and lift each other up in a male dominated industry. and tony is nice enough to give us our own booth and bring in a bunch women from all around the bay area to cook together and showcase what we can do. wonderful, tony, being one of the main organizers of this whole yeah, he's the guy. put it all together. fantastic will tell us a bit about what you brought for us today. >> yeah, we tried to bring representation of different styles that you're gonna be able to find at the festival. so we've got here. we've got a grandmother's actually 2 different types of grandma. so they kind of grandma grandma

style native to the new jersey area east coast. we've also got it right, which is super popular in the pizza industry right now. we've got an artisanal style that comes out of an electric oven and we've also got a thicker sicilian lovely. so but going back to the grandma concept, why is it called the grandma out of curiosity? this one on the far left here. yes, both of the the yeah. i got it. well, we both have different takes on the grandmother. yeah, ok, ok, doris through but grandma, it's because it's the pizza your grandma used to make. so it's something that was quintessential in the home. it was something that your grandma, your mom would easily make in a sheet pan just something super simple and easy and it's evolved since then. of course, we've got 2 different interpretations, but fantastic. nonetheless, mobley. and then you mentioned the detroit style as well. so what makes a detroit-style pizza detroit-style the signature, the detroit. as you can see here is caramelize cheese crown all the way around the pizzas cooked in a

tapered pan so that she's a melt down. making me so hungry. wasn't going to be little bit. but yeah, it's their beautiful pizzas. they're delicious or savory. it's fun to make its been to eat. it's got a nice crispy crunch on the outside knows caramelize cheese fantastic. and then you also mentioned the artisan. is that this trigger that says yes. so that's kind of the style i do have my restaurant is more of a california artisan long for men to do. >> you know, go real fresh toppings. this is a son gold tomatoes from sonoma county made into a vodka sauce and discuss a fresh burrata and basil on so it's a question for the both of you. what is your favorite style pizza? >> it's a really yeah. multiple styles of pizza. so ok, does depend on the move if you're eating by yourself. >> with people right now, i'm all about grandma i'm just into the thin right now. okay. but i love the sicilian. it's

one of those very near and dear to my heart is that so here's a silly and it looks big in heavy but is not at all. that is a nice light airy, fluffy pizza. it's incredible. yeah. go wrong either. when you and so people will have the opportunity. it said check out all of these different pieces that you guys are offering. >> at the festival. so tell us a bit about when you'll be there and how long the festival is going to be running for. >> so it's a one day event today. only 12 before i think the vip has come in at bagels. big worries from around the bay area. we got all over the bay area. we got pizza from all over the bay area. it's a big card fest. do wish us i was gonna love it. yes, absolutely. again, this all smiles and his looks fantastic. >> just and word out there to just maybe of advice for those who are seeking to really break into the corner in the pizza spaces. well, you guys are both kind of trail blazers in your own in your own ways. >> honestly want it trying to get in the pizza. i mean. it's

that use great ingredients calling ingredients, do your homework. there's a lot of information out there. but honestly. the friendships that you make and pizza are. >> you can't beat it it's also the sharing of knowledge and whatnot. most pizza makers are especially nowadays are super generous with their knowledge and their information. all you got to do is start chatham up and eat a piece of pizza and very collaborative, ok, when a full. so it really just seek out the community. don't be afraid to ask questions. absolutely. okay. anything else from you perhaps want to add on top of that? you were pizza. fantastic. >> ali. a and laura meyer, you can find them both at the pizza bagel and beer festival in the north beach neighborhood of san francisco today for the fact that big festival. thank you so much for having all right. we'll be for having all right. we'll be right back.

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drastic measures to protect beaches from the summer crush of tourists. there are bans on smoking plastics, towels and chairs. how beautiful that is out there. but of course, you want to avoid bringing those objects nyce and beach camping. also prohibited on the crowded streets of rome, florence and venice selfie stoplights or even up to remind tourists to keep it moving. these bands all implemented as millions travel through italy this week to celebrate their a an ancient holiday that started during the roman empire. so just be respectful. when you travel folks. and a new study from

the university of nevada suggests that eating bacon roasted potatoes can help people with type 2 diabetes, maintain healthy blood sugar levels and reduce their waistlines. researchers compared baked potatoes with another carbon equivalent portion of white rice. they found people eating a baked potato, experienced a modest decrease in fasting blood glucose levels, waist circumference and resting heart rate. all right. time for this and baked potatoes to the diet and hundreds of cucumbers have been recalled after being tainted with salmonella. this comes after a surge of cucumber recipes appearing and going viral on tiktok. the cdc says more than 400 americans in 31 states have gotten sick. the cucumbers were shipped to distributors in may and no longer on shelves. the risk to the public is believed to be 56 is still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. a popular shopping district in san jose is changing their parking policies. >> why some say they are frustrated with those changes.

plus, officers arrest a suspect in connection to a violent road rage incident in the north bay. we've got those details ahead. and a new concert series kicks off in golden gate park. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues in just a moment.

>> is very difficult to get around. yeah, yeah. just makes a little worse. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, a new payment system is causing long lines and headaches at a south bay parking garage. and live music

is coming back to golden gate park this weekend. we've got the details on the festivities. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> hey, good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday august, the 17th. let's continue our coverage of the news and weather this morning with a look at our forecast with dave sphar heyday. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. still fighting some of that ground fog and some of our camera shots, although the skies start to open up in other spots as well. so this mixed bag forecast for you. we'll yield some cooler temperatures with all of us with the front in our backyard. not too shabby for august here, giving you a little bit of relief again. >> here's how things shape up right now. the shot from san jose state kind of a broken clouds for right now. it's what's left over from the fog layer. we talked about addition clear out a little better today. but this will always be a bit of an issue today going forward with our fog cast here. notice how it tries to come back again,

little bit the peninsula, but most pronounced up in the north bay that again, as that front providing some moisture aloft. so it means more cloud cover returning and maybe even the pitter patter, some rain up north. there is the front there again, pinching that marine layer because it doesn't really have that much moisture which to play with its not like a winter storm that we tend to see. wait for that later. onshore winds today will be around and expect a little bit of a pop happening for the east bay and solano county late this afternoon. and this evening, there's the wind advisory with that, but it will pose some red flag warning issues for tahoe this afternoon for much of the day 60's control. most of the bay, in fact, 70 for antioch at this hour. and that is a little bit ahead of where we were from this time yesterday, although we're cooler pocket, you can see there and contra costa and solano counties. the breakdown today, 76 by one by 4. let's try 80. yes, lower 80's even inland. looks like little bit of a minor warming trend early in the week. then cooling back

down again, sort of like a fall spring pattern already. more in your forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. it's been about 2 weeks since a popular shopping district in san jose started charging visitors for parking. >> but as kron four's jack moment reports, it hasn't been a smooth rollout. >> for hours on end on friday, many customers here at santana row were stuck in long lines. going to multiple different levels of these parking garages that just recently started charging people to park here at santana row. make people think the lines were so long. it appeared that the people who are monitoring those parking meters are just letting them roll right through. >> going up. >> a row. it's the first full week of business since these were installed at san jose's high end shopping destination, pay stations at santana site on europe are callous park and then will charge me. we'll talk about parking is crazy. even during the rollout customers weren't satisfied. santana row told us it's

because everywhere else in this part of town, they have paid parking so customers what part for free at santana row just to shop elsewhere, leading to congestion and now new meters are causing even longer lines. not a fan either. see that here is crying. that the first business week with metered parking. >> and now headed into the first weekend. customers tell us the new ticketless method of paying to park. it's confusing. >> the lines were so long at a certain point it appeared workers were just livid cars through. you know, i think it's better. it's trying to cut off the traffic from valley. fair trying to get people to stop parking over here. >> well, then makes harder for us, though, is actually work even people who work at santana row caught in the jam and on a busy day like friday, if you can't find parking in the garage. >> good luck getting out. 20 minutes. we hear. well, this is all new to i don't really come down here that often. and this is probably why is very difficult to get around.

>> parking rates are the same as the valley fair across the street. 2 hours free. and then 2 bucks an hour after. but for many customers, the new payments for parking bring growing pains. >> i'm sure they're going to make much money off that. it kind of that we tried reaching out to management here at santana row to find out if there may be any short-term remedy. >> for this headache customers are describing here in the parking structures and we did not hear back. now, the idea behind santana rose new charging for parking is to have a qr code that you scan when you park and you could pay for the amount of hours you want to park in your spot for its supposed to be a seamless transition, paperless and ticket list. but it's not as seamless as they wanted to be. right now. reporting here in san jose jacmel that kron 4 news. >> temperatures go. health officials say levels of the latest m-pox variant remain low in san francisco. wastewater scans showed traces are below results from 2 years ago. recently, the san francisco department of health shared on social media, the seven-day average for cases is

0. this comes as a global health emergency was declared over m-pox. so far it has broken out in 13 african nations and spread to europe with more than 14,000 cases and 524 deaths. experts say the outbreak is also impacting women and children. >> children africa have gotten about 85% of these infections then use. and 70% of the are to be children under the age of 15. >> medical experts say there's no reason to panic and suggest getting up to date on vaccines. a 12 year-old boy is recovering from injuries after dublin. police say he was hit by a car. police say the crash happened around 7.40 friday morning on felon voting gleason drive. they say the child was riding an electric bicycle and was in the crosswalk during the collision. he was wearing a helmet but still suffered some cuts. the driver involved

remained on scene and is cooperating with the investigation. we also got a statement from officials with the dublin unified school district. the statement reads in part, quote, parents must remind their children to be cautious news crosswalks with crossing guards and wear helmets for biking or scooter drivers need to reduce speeds, taylor and above all, remove distractions, pedestrian safety, child or adult requires a serious commitment from all parties. argument led to a shooting that injured a man in sonoma county, sonoma county sheriff's deputies. they responded to a home on stony point road in petaluma around one thursday morning over reports of a man who had been shot. the man was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. investigators identified and arrested the suspect after a several hours-long standoff. we'll see if you're arrested a suspect in connection to a violent road rage incident. the highway patrol says armando martinez followed a driver who allegedly cut him off on the road last week.

martinez is accused of then using a window punch and folding knife to assault the victim and vandalized their car. investigators say martinez also found the victim on social media and started making criminal threats. the chp says the alleged assault victim managed to take pictures of the suspect, which helped investigators make their arrest. one person is dead after a shooting in berkeley. it happened friday afternoon near the ashby bart center on at a london fairview street. police say the victim died at the scene. no other information was released. no word yet on a suspect. it's 3 months into the job in oakland's new police chief says the town still has a long way to go in the past 3 weeks. he says west oakland has seen a rise in assaults, mostly targeting asians and elderly residents. officers arrested 7 teens and one adult in connection to those attacks. >> when violent crime does happen our city, we are taking it seriously. and we are putting the resources that we have out there to address the

these this crime and try to prevent the crime moving forward. >> chief michel says the department is stepping up patrols in west oakland and near the westlake christian terrace. community. he says police are also working to improve response times. >> happening right now, lanes of highway 101 on the peninsula shut down for roadwork. the closures affect one northbound and one southbound lane between bedouin shores and east palo alto. caltrans says crews are also working to improve highway barriers. they're both lanes expected to reopen early monday morning. take a look at this car flipped in san francisco's mission district on friday morning walking the street. as you can see there citizen app video shows the scene. that's near folsom and 24th streets. no word if anybody was hurt or how that car flipped over in the first place. a fun night, though, for people in san jose channeling their inner picasso's a park view park friday night. this is all part of the city's painting in the

park series. about 20 people joined in on the fun painting snow cones. as you can see there. of our police getting a new headquarters. the agency's board of directors approved a 90 million dollar project to build a new police station in downtown oakland. it will now be at the now vacant kaiser permanente building on broadway and 21st street. it's expected to be ready by 2026. the money will also be used to create new fare gates and oakland, san francisco and richmond. the foodie led festival kicked off in san jose this weekend. the event started friday at the santa clara county fairgrounds. organizers say the goal is to get people to try different cuisines and unique food. they might not find anywhere else, bringing something like 90 fried squid, which they might have never seen there before. it's been very fun to come out how it's such a instagrammable food item. where is larger than your head? and everyone's always excited to see

different teams. >> the foodie live event does run through sunday, 10:00pm. so still some time to check it out. >> live music returns to golden gate park this weekend just one week after outside lands, another planet entertainment kicks off the first golden gate park concerts series. the group also produces outside lands 50,000 people are set to attend this sold out event. the one-day event includes music acts deftones and system of a down city. officials say the concert is slated to bring in almost one and a half million dollars. 90% of ticket sales coming from out of towners. >> going to generate directly. 1.4 million for record part that we can then put back into maintaining stewarding our assets of which we have over 220 parks and open spaces, golf courses, pools, programming for children and seniors and families. >> doors open at one 30 pm

shows start at 03:00pm and run until 10:00pm at golden gate park's polo field. >> we want to grab a sweater a little bit for that as temperatures drop. here's how it looks like getting into the day. however, through the 70's inland, about 80 into lower 80's this afternoon. little warmer looks like for tomorrow and a little bit of a he bumped touch as we get to the early part of the week and have a look at that forecast. we come back. proffer morning we come back. proffer morning news continues.

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>> all right, 9.13 this morning live look outside at the golden gate bridge. traffic looking pretty smooth out there, not too many cars on the roads. and we also see a bit of a breeze as well. dave. >> don't think carl's alarm clock went off yet. he still seems be in to be so slumbering a little bit here at heck of a lift him up. give that cloud cover. and then we got to clear up. the cloud cover cloud cover too. stephanie? good morning, everybody. we're check in san jose state while we're at it the same time there. we have broken clouds going on. yeah, that's slow going here. a little to really underscores the factor. itns not just the typical morning fog. it's also this front that's kind of pinching our marine layer in it just kind of keep summer backyard here a little bit temperature check for you. we're already up to 70 for novato in antioch. most other readings are already or in the 60's rather, which he 66 for santa rosa. now back to this. you'll see what we're talking about throughout the day today. there's the front continues to provide that pinch. and we have that marine layer still hanging around with the fog in the cloud cover, maybe even some light

rain showers. meanwhile, up north, it's the instability for the lightning that we worry about tomorrow morning. there's the fog yet again, clears out real quick little bit warmer, too, but at least we'll take care of this fog for you a little bit quicker at the coast will probably see even there some better clearing them today. so definitely want to plan on maybe extra sweater and the onshore winds, which, by the way, there's the pop this afternoon. good coverage up there in the north bay. and that may have want to like a stormy feel, maybe because lot of cloud cover and maybe some drizzle thrown in there. meanwhile, in the east bay in solano county, the pop is very pronounced little bit of this tomorrow. but the front system is pretty much gone by this point. the be driven by the inland heating factor a little bit here for us. so this what we got considerable bay clouds even into the afternoon, cool with lower 80's going on in. even that's well inland are going to see 70's. meanwhile, by the bay now, tomorrow, different story, scattered clouds but warmer. we've got temperatures going on to the 70's for the bay in those

upper 80's going on in london. then next week warming till tuesday because voices carry or something lower. 90's and cooling later in the week that lower 90's will happen on tuesday. and we'll be back to lower 80's again by next weekend because of low is digging in here. 69 san francisco, 72 for open 81 san jose and the big board. look at this one. have the purples and all that kind of stuff. 82 for antioch, up north, even some greens and yellows, 70's in place this this week for august. next couple of days, it looks like this warming up a touch by monday. and again, that's going to be warming trend till tuesday. we'll start to get some lower 90's been willing off again, the latter portion next week here. so for august, this is like a little flavor you know, the spring fall type thing like the seasons want to change. but it's well before the equinox. don't get too excited. when is the official first day of fall? as you know, the equinox inside september. 21st somewhere around there. okay. with quicker. so we got this our side of the hemisphere in the northern hemisphere. so it's still hot. just about a month

left to go. yeah. don't forget the everything. everything lags with all of this. don't forget because the seasons and the radiation. >> september is usually our month of the least amount of sea ice in the northern hemisphere. look at that, too. that's around september. 21st ok? well, thanks for keeping an eye on that right? this weekend, a special celebration happens in san francisco. chinatown called the hungry ghost festival. >> it's expected to draw tens of thousands of people to the city. and earlier today we spoke with hoy long deputy director of the chinese cultural center to learn all about it. good morning to you. boy, good morning. thank you so much for joining us today. and you came from the sunset district of san francisco is so tell us a bit about the hungry ghost festival. it's a pretty unique name. yeah. so the hungry ghost festival is presented by the chinese culture center of 7 francisco. and it's one of our many initiatives. >> that we bring people do hate prevention work, especially around the context of anti asian hate as well as

celebrate that diversity and the artistry of san francisco. so the hungry ghost festival this year is our second time doing actually channels of free, long-standing cultural tradition, both in the chinese as well in the chinese american or chinese diaspora community where, you know, the angriest goes will come out. and so all the customs and rituals, it's really about healing at reconciling through these kind of we rate ok, got it. so how do we calm down the angry and the hungry ghosts on this on this day? yeah. so in traditional customs, we would, you know, have food offering out and will have performances. so the festival is really meant for both the human realm and our yeah. so so the way we say it's like we invite, you know, all of san francisco and their spiritual community and there goes to come attend that's the of the fun. and so again, the second year that you guys are doing tell us a bit about how many vendors are going to be out there that going to be performances as well.

>> yeah, there'll be performances. we have performers lined up from 04:00pm to 09:00pm. >> we have 20 businesses participating from from china town. joining us in a shop and our challenge where you can collect stance on businesses throughout the i think we also have local and international artist doing our activation and a lot of kind of surprising like serendipitous moment throughout the 5 what sounds like it's going to be so much from this is family-friendly as well. yes, and other tickets for this event that people need to look into know. so i encourage people to do is find us at the giant hole rose pak station at 04:00pm where we'll have a 16 foot paper croft ghost king kick starting the entire festival. we'll wrap around. you know, stocked washington. and and that will end up in portsmouth square. we invite you to actually marched alongside the goes, king cobra he'll be a great way to bless

the neighborhood. and that's great. and that's again at 04:00pm today. yes, okay. fantastic. in terms of just the cultural significance and just why it's so important that the community is celebrating this can you walk us through that? >> yeah. so you know, it was after the pandemic when we conceptualize a festival like this. and i think that was the time where our community felt very close to things like death and grief and anger, too. >> and so the the hunger go cecil is something that's been celebrated in early chinese american community throughout california between the mid 1800 to the early 1900 month don't know that. and so festivals, like these has always been a healing part, you reconciling with things like family separation, wrongful deaths among up there. very kind of angering moments of american race's history. and so it's very out that we're bringing this festival back and having it route in san francisco, chinatown as well, kyra. in terms of today's festivities in this weekend's festivities, are there any must try booths,

things that people absolutely should not be missing yeah. so our performance is this going to be amazing? so we have things like traditional cantonese opera to like punk and metal rock. so we encourage with the state through later in the because our theme this year is downpour uproar, darker. and later it gets the more energetic. the festival will be in blue. all the all the hungry ghost will be out and about exactly incredible. and just to recap again, tell us again where and when this is happening, how long that's going on yeah. so the festival is today. august 17 saturday. it will start at 04:00pm at the rose pak central subway station in china town. it will go on till 09:00pm and all the activities will be spent from the rose pak central subway station. we have a kid. so there we have a marketplace on waverly place and then we have performances in portsmouth square. ok, wonderful. thank you so much. the toy long deputy director of the chinese culture center. thank you so much for your time and happy ghost festival. of we'll be right back. francisco

assemblymember matt haney and the downtown recovery committee meet this week. rather, they met this week to discuss ways to revitalize the city's downtown area. >> one idea to help night life and culture thrive is for policies. they say to shift to be more support. it. 8 out some of the history of how >> nightlife has been viewed by the state as more something to crack down on our control or prevent or, you know, and

and now we have to really shift the way that we think about policy making both at the local and state level to understand how central and essential it is to our economy. >> this push comes as san francisco announced 14 grants for downtown businesses to create new events and entertainment zones. these will be areas where restaurants and bars are allowed to sell alcohol. to-go. >> and scientists say to keep your eyes on the skies monday night, it will be a magical one as we are set to experience a supermoon. >> and a blue moon. a supermoon is when the moon is super close to earth and a blue moon is where the full moon happens twice in one month. pretty cool stuff. there. the state legislature, meantime, rejected a bill that would make kindergarten mandatory in california. right now, students are required to attend school when they turn 6 and their parents can decide whether to send them to kindergarten or straight to first grade. the la unified school district was among supporters of the bill who pointed to research the show's

early education is crucial to a student's a long-term education. kindergarten is mandatory in 19 states and washington, d.c.. and bay school has a brand new library. check out the new reading space markham elementary in oakland, the golden state warriors read to achieve program partnered with the school to renovate the library. students and staff were on hand for a ribbon cutting on friday. school officials say the library was in need of an upgrade for years. and attention. k-pop fans, the city of hayward is throwing a pop-up event this weekend today and tomorrow. hey, we're public library teams up with k-pop republic to host that event. they will be special merch and dance performances. the first 20 choppers get a free trading card with their purchase, a pop-up event runs from 10. the 6 all weekend. >> this goes to the heart of the issue. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news governor gavin newsom in the bay area announcing his latest action

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the kron 4 morning news. a change in plea from a former heavyweight champ. >> the latest on the cain velasquez case. and rising from the ashes. how oakland bookstore is vowing to bounce back after a major fire. all right. nice. 29. this morning. we're going to get to all those top stories in just a moment. but in the meantime, thanks so much for joining this year. i'm stephanie lin. let's get another check of our weather with dave sphar day. a good morning, stephanie. good

morning. everybody was still were battling the fog across much of the b.y. still at this late hour. and is this frontal system passes by and kind of pinch is that marine layer? >> it just gives us more cloud cover to deal with today. so today fighting a lot of cloud cover to the around the areas near the water and so forth that will change tomorrow. ucs battling some fog here at sfo, but no delays. now that's all been cleared out. so looking pretty good on that front. now, there again is our low and the winter months of tense provide some better sprinkles and some showers. but this time of year, it's a nice, buster. in this particular case, it's providing that lyft to provide maybe some showers up north and the north bay. we're just kind of watching a potentially because of daytime heating of a couple of strikes. lightning there, 72 antioch. but most ratings across the bay in the 70's or 60's rather with a 74 in is, well, there's your onshore winds. expect that to pop a little bit more. so in the front gets closer. solano county little bit up in the north bay, too. and the east bay over the east bay hills. it'll be most apparent now inland. better clearing. we're

going to mostly sunny daytime highs, not bad in the lower 80's today. you're gonna notice a nice little jump happening tomorrow with those highs elsewhere throughout the bay. little bit of a warm-up to with some better clearing as well. more in your longer range forecast coming up in just a stephanie. all right. thanks so much, dave. >> former ufc heavyweight champion pleaded no contest in a san jose courtroom for attempted murder. those charges stemming back to a high-speed chase in 2022. when the former fighter shot at a suspected pedophile. trump was rob nesbitt spoke with the main prosecutor in the case. >> the case against cain velasquez has been in the spotlight for the last 2 years because of his celebrity status, but also because of the way he took the law into his own hands. cain, velasquez faces multiple charges, including attempted murder after seeking revenge on suspected pedophile. harry goularte who allegedly molested one of alaska's his children at a daycare. the former ufc fighter engaged in a high-speed chase across san jose firing shots at goularte

and goularte mother and father-in-law. the intended target was uninjured but his father-in-law survived being hit by several bullets. he took the law into his own hands and we have excellent law enforcement in this county. >> and he should have gone and used them. instead he put the lives the lives of so many people in danger. velasquez changed his plea from not guilty to no contest friday. >> kron 4 legal analyst michael cardoza. explain the difference between that and a guilty plea i'm not going contest >> it's got enough evidence to connect mates. i'm not going admit i did this. so i will plead no contest. cardoza says this is often done when a defendant is worried about civil lawsuits for the same crime. the former ufc fighter has gain several supporters, including a group that called for him to be free of his charges is status as a celebrity is not something that i consider. >> crafting a resolution to

this case and what i'm going to the judge and i'm asking him to hold this defendant accountable for his actions. the 2022 incident took place along highway 101, as well as an 11 mile stretch of busy san jose streets. prosecutors emphasize that bullets were sprayed near an elementary school crowded with children. we the sentence that not only does justice to the victims that were in that car. but also a sentence that. demonstrates. that the ants use gun violence in our county is unacceptable. velasquez remains out of custody on bail. his next court appearance is scheduled for october 18th reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> it's been a little more than 2 weeks since a beloved college avenue bookstore burned to the ground in oakland dan kerman explains what happened. >> been too. >> outpouring of encouragement financial as well as just general emotional support from

people in the community. thankfully, people worldwide. >> east bay booksellers owner brad johnson says the support he's received since his college avenue bookstore burned down just over 2 weeks ago is energizing simply to note that the sheer number of people. >> the >> support you. and we'll continue support you and that have confidence that you are. able respond to this in a positive way. and widely encouraging and it's it's motivating for me to figure out creative ways to respond. a gofundme web pages already raised more than $217,000. >> money that will go towards paying employee wages and benefits. >> until they can rent a temporary location. hopefully nearby to set up shop. >> we want to be cared for and way that when we can't opened in a temporary way, we can hit

the ground running. that could take another 3 months considering it will take insurance money from the fire to restore inventory and the shelving the books it on. in the meantime, east bay booksellers isn't willing on the fire which appears to be accidental. instead, it's selling and shipping books from their website. they hope to have a local pickup location soon and hopefully a pop-up location. not long after that. it's about people's curiosities about people's taste about. what they bring with them when when it comes to what we choose to stock, but also what people choose to buy, what people choose to talk about within the store. so which is just so many elements of people involved in that such a way that online bookselling just can't do. johnson says there's nothing like a physical bookstore and he's ready for east bay booksellers to return. so many people have written off bookstores and said that we're we're going away. this is just a physical instance of that. and i'm keen

to defy all of the odds. basically, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> its school district in stockton is looking to stop students from vaping in school bathrooms. the district has installed special sensors able to detect vapor in the air instead of setting off an alarm, the sensors will send a text to school administrators. >> we've always been a anti-tobacco school district. we are aware that very students and young people are using tobacco products may do it through thing. and so these vape sensors are yes, a way of adapting to the more common uses tobacco. >> so far the new technology is getting mixed reviews from parents. well, sure, retail theft was front and center for governor gavin newsom friday. he was in the bay area to sign a package of public safety bills. he vows will tackle the issue head on capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports.

>> well, the governor signed the bills at this san jose home depot store. he says the legislation will make a difference in the state's response to retail theft. but critics argue. >> it's not enough. governor gavin newsom receiving applause as he signed 10 bipartisan public safety bills into law. he says. >> will combat the statewide issue of retail theft. there has to be some accountability because of the legislation i signed. there will be accountability included in the bill package, the california retail theft reduction act. it will create a penalty of prison time up to 3 years for those convicted of stealing property with the intent to resell it. the legislation will also allow for what's known as aggregate meaning several thefts committed by one person over a two-year period can all add up to meet the larger penalty for grand theft. also included in the package, a bill to increase penalties for car break ins in another to expend diversion and rehab programs for people in lieu of present. this goes

to the heart of the issue and it does it in a thoughtful and judicious way. democratic legislative leaders echoing a similar sentiment. if you break these laws, you will pay the price. it is that simple. but the bills do not touch prop 47. that's the 2014 voter approved a law that changed certain nonviolent crimes from felonies to misdemeanors and loose and penalties for offenses like retail theft. when the items stolen are valued at less than $950. supporters say prop 47 resulted in criminal justice reform and reduced california's prison population. but opponents argue it let criminals off the hook. >> earlier this summer, prop 36 a ballot measure to reform prop 47 officially qualified for the november ballot. governor gavin newsom has long opposed prop 36, even as a bipartisan coalition of da's and some democratic mayors say it must be passed to reform prop 47, the unintended consequences of prop 47 are

unacceptable that there has to be accountability. property 6 takes us back to the 1980's. the war on drugs, mass incarceration of promotes a promise that can't be delivered. republicans say they support the retail theft. bill package newsom signed here, but they argue the legislation can only make a lasting impact of prop 36 passes. unlike the retail theft bill package, they believe propped 36 will target all retail thieves. not just organized crime rings. they also say prop 36 will penalize fentanyl, drug dealers and increased drug treatment. it is much needed. >> and quite frankly, the governor is out of and the governor says the bill package he signed here is just a start. he says to expect additional retail theft bills in the near future reporting in san jose. tom wallace kron 4 news. >> officials of the south they're working with control san jose to reduce the number of mosquitoes testing positive for west nile virus. the area on your screen will be treated on tuesday night. that's from hayes avenue down to curie drive an in-between cottle

road and shell avenue. earlier this week, santa clara county health officials confirmed 2 human cases of the virus. one of those cases was deadly. >> here's a sneak peek at those high temperatures forecast for today. we got the lower 80's going on well inland. meanwhile, from the north bay going to keep it in the 70's partially because we're looking for the possibility of maybe a couple stray showers working their magic. we're taking your longer range forecast. what happens today? the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> 9.42 this morning. another live look at the golden gate bridge. not too many people up at this hour, at least on the roadways on that golden gate bridge and just a bit of a breeze out there today. and the southern towers are reappearing. looks like it's pulling away here. good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody in looks like some is hitting the snooze alarm couple times this morning. >> in the east bay shoreline still have that fog the ground level, although you see some sun pairing on through just a little bit there. we're going to talk with some afternoon. scattered clouds still tahoe. you're looking at those upper 70's over the next several days today. the big issue is watch out for the red flag warning with u.s. 11, 11 levin this morning to 11 tonight. now out in the atlantic. this is ernesto exiting. looks like a bermuda here. giving them a little bit of break here after this. 85 mile per hour winds at last check. it's moving to the north atlantic away from everything. it's just just a threat to shipping here a little bit. there's a couple little blobs to be watched out there. but they're not

threatening any land in time. the near future today with this front or backyard and pinching the marine layer a bit. we're going to have that issue of cloud cover for the coast. it may be an issue a little bit for san francisco in portions of the north bay opening up in the east bay. nicely. then tonight the fall comes back again. fills up central valley opens up nicely quickly for tomorrow afternoon. and we're going to up those temperatures a little bit in terms of what their fairing out today. there's that low in our backyard, providing the relief today. it quickly departs. and then as we get to tuesday, that's when the he pump comes our way. and then another low breaks this up. so we're starting to see these lows peel off a little bit from the gulf of alaska. hinting that the season is trying to change a little bit, but it's still august. still early. want to get much the way of rain from these things at this level, this lower latitude like this typically havn wait to later in the season. we're going into la nina. so maybe it'll be a drier one for us, but at least of the season will be changing

later on. but nice to see that in august and at least provides a nice little break in the heat a bit at that. 69 san francisco for today. again, lot of cloud cover to get through, kind of on and off throughout the day. the coast will be more socked in here. so through the sweater on coupled with that good onshore wind clip. 74 burning again do about an 80 here, redwood city, palo alto. meanwhile, the south bay, we're starting to see the clouds depart here a little bit as well. 81 san jose cupertino and 80 mid to upper 70's line up the east bay shoreline, tri valley. you're looking at lower 80's walnut creek, concord, about 80 to castro valley. 75 68 for berkeley. 66 vallejo, 79 for fairfield. 73 for napa. and what about a 76 for santa rosa? so again, we'll do it about tuesday, about 92 in wednesday's own. there and cooling off quickly with another low piercing down south. here and providing some nice relief in the next weekend. so, you know, that's a pretty good forecast yeah, we like the sound of some thanks a lot to.

>> the city of san francisco celebrates the return of the big pizza bagel and beer festival this weekend. it's happening in the italian neighborhood of north each, bringing together dozens of local pizzerias and breweries for a mouthwatering celebration supporting a good cause. earlier today i spoke with laura meyer from pizzeria da laura in berkeley and lee escoto on the details of this event. warnings you both. good morning. good morning. thanks for having of course. so happy to have you both here. and i love that. you've incorporate your names and your business is definitely yeah, very clear on the men do it when of that message. yeah. you know, tell us a bit about how you both got involved with the festival this year. how does it feel to be a part of it? >> it's an honor to be a part of it. last year was fantastic. it was the first year. >> but this year, it's even bigger. there's a lot more pizzerias and burries involved rain even more so and then

we're also part of women in pizza. so it's just a great. yes. and it at least you mentioned during the commercial break that you would be at the booth for when a pizza sauce. a little bit about that group in that organization. you know, women pizzas, group of women, pizza makers. everybody's invited and we're just there to support each other and lift each other up in a male dominated industry. and tony is nice enough to give us our own booth and bring in a bunch women from all around the bay area to cook together and showcase what we can do. wonderful, tony, being one of the main organizers of this whole yeah, he's the guy. put it all together. have tested. will tell us a bit about what you brought for us today. >> yeah, we tried to bring representation of different styles that you're gonna be able to find at the festival. so we've got here. we've got a grandmother's actually 2 different types of grandma. so they kind of grandma grandma style native to the new jersey area east coast. we've also got it right, which is super popular in the pizza industry right now. we've got an

artisanal style that comes out of an electric oven and we've also got a thicker sicilian lovely. so. going back to the grandma concept, why is it called the grandma out of curiosity? this one on the far left here. yes, both of the the yeah. i got it. well, we both have different takes on the grandmother. yeah, ok, ok? through that. yeah. but grandma, it's because it's the pizza your grandma used to make. so it's something that was quintessential in the home. it was something that your grandma your mom would easily make in a sheet pan just something super simple and easy and it's evolved since then. of course, we've got 2 different interpretations, but fantastic. nonetheless, mobley. and then you mentioned the detroit style as well. so what makes a detroit-style pizza detroit-style the signature, the detroit. as you can see here is caramelize cheese crown all the way around the pizzas cooked in a tapered. >> pan so that she's a melt down making me so hungry. wasn't going to be little bit. but yeah, it's their beautiful

pizzas. they're delicious or savory. it's fun to make its been to eat. it's got a nice crispy crunch on the outside. know caramelize cheese fantastic. and then you also mentioned the artisan. yeah. is that this right that says yes. so that's kind of the style i do have my restaurant is more of a california artisan long for men to do. you know, go real fresh toppings. this is a son gold tomatoes from sonoma county made into a vodka sauce and discuss of fresh burrata and basil on so it's a question for the both of you. what is your favorite style pizza? it's a really yeah. multiple styles of pizza. so ok, does depend on the move it to if you're eating by yourself. >> with people right now, i'm all about grandma, i'm just into the thin right now. okay. but i love this is silly. and it's one of those very near and dear to my heart is that so here's a silly and it looks big in heavy but is not at all. that is a nice light airy, fluffy pizza. it's

incredible. wrong either when you and so people will have the opportunity. it said check out all of these different pieces that you guys are offering. >> at the festival. so tell us a bit about when you'll be there and how long the festival is going to be running for. >> so it's a one day event today. only 12 before i think the vip has come in at bagels. big worries from around the bay area. we got all over the bay area. we got pizza from all over the bay area. it's a big card fest. i do wish us i gonna love it. yes, absolutely. again, this all smiles and his looks fantastic. >> just and word out there to just maybe of advice for those who are seeking to really break into corner in the pizza spaces. well, you guys are both kind of trail blazers in your own in your own ways. >> honestly want it trying to get into pizza. i mean. it's that use great ingredients. quality ingredients do your homework. there's a lot of information out there. but honestly. the friendships that you make and pizza are.

>> you can't beat it and but it's also the sharing of knowledge and whatnot. most pizza makers are especially nowadays are super generous with their knowledge and their information. all you got to do is start chatham up and eat a piece of pizza and very collaborative, ok, when a full. so it really just seek out the community. don't be afraid to ask questions. absolutely. okay. anything else from you perhaps want to add on top of that? you were pizza. fantastic. >> ali. a and laura meyer, you can find them both at the pizza bagel and beer festival in the north beach neighborhood of san francisco today for the fact that big festival. thank you so much for having all right. we'll be right back.

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drastic measures to protect beaches from the summer crush of tourists. there are bans on smoking plastics, towels and even chairs night swimming in beach. camping are also prohibited on the crowded streets of rome, florence and venice selfie. stoplights are up to remind tourists to keep it moving. these bans all implemented as millions travel through italy this week to celebrate their ago. still an ancient holiday that started during the roman empire. so just keep that in mind. be respectful if you travel. and health experts are raising alarms about a troubling trend on tiktok that suggests sunburns can provide health benefits like clearer skin. but doctors are warning that not using sunscreen can significantly heightened the risk of skin cancer and premature aging. they emphasize that while sunlight has some health benefits using

sunscreen is essential to mitigate dangers associated uv exposure hundreds of cucumbers have been recalled after being tainted with salmonella. this comes after a surge of cucumber recipes appearing and going viral on tiktok. the cdc says more than 400 americans in 31 states have gotten sick. he covers were shipped to distributors in late may and are no longer on shelves. the risk to the public is believed to be low. so some good news to end the show their day. ring is if you have any pickles that you are fermenting and waiting for them to turn into pickles, you know, you got start all because might be tainted. good reminder there for for all those people don't know their home canning a half ago. >> shocks you at home. just i'm trying to think about other people may be that okay. very considered. oh, yeah. this is a loner backyard here, stephanie. and this is what's providing some heat relief today. it's also providing that's cloud cover at all that this. and so all right. you

had your fanfare on you go. >> then we go up to a nice warming phase into the early part of the week. all right. that's interesting, right? okay. and then what happens here? who would new one for next weekend's like their time from now? okay. so we get a nice little break. it looks like in the action for next weekend. this is not a rain event or anything like that. it's just going to cool us off with cloud cover, blah, blah, blah. so that's something to keep in mind and maybe warming up again towards the latter portion of the weekend. today's highs get a load of this, stephanie. the color is a shunt is even different. here. is this spring or fall or whatever? 82 for tri valley looks like east bay shoreline. you got the mid to upper 70's up north the 70's. but remember, they'll be that cloud cover this afternoon. that will redevelop even if it's opening up. now, that's going to redevelop and you might pick up some stray showers or an isolated thunder shower. meanwhile, on the coast, you want to buy this a possibility. you want to definitely have a sweater if watch out those onshore winds and ice will pop happening later. 7 a game plan here. here's the warm up tuesday wednesday. 92 ish. that's we warm up next. low is up up on

dec as we head into the latter portion next week with highs only about 80 or so. that's some sweet action right there. and maybe some bay clouds to contend with of all of that, too. so we're kind of watching a little bit inte of a change of the seasons. it's still a little early. but in august, we like to see these breaks should mention. now we're still in monsoon season. so this month next month that moisture bubbles up from the south. i did talk earlier about hurricane ernesto. that's effecting any land anymore. it's moving away from bermuda. but there is a little low that's kind of tropical in the pacific thing is we try to watch sometimes is come up through the gulf of california, sometimes in the desert southwest that can throw moisture our way and give us some monsoon thunder showers. but all of that not happening. so we're still monsoon season for a month or so. but looking pretty i so enjoy weather fireside chats. okay that's right. thing to look, a piper may be a little >> all right. thanks so much

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