ons that can be severe. tell your doctor right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines including steroids, without talking to your doctor. ask your specialist about dupixent. jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure.r. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna hoping you'll come along next time as i go into the wild. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, a francisco intersection shuts down after a car goes into a building. andover. police now looking for the gunman accused of shooting 4 people. we know 2 of those victims have died.

>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday august the 18th. let's get your morning started with a look at the weather with dave sphar today. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and today we're looking for us come. it's similar treatment to yesterday except minus the north bay drizzle and will clear out this bay area fog a little quicker. >> then yesterday looking at temperatures too, to be a little bump warmer. you can look at this. this is a imagery of the east bay shoreline looking out over the bay and that that a bright light you see in the middle of the screen that just appeared. i literally a minute before we to air. so you can see how it's going to be mixing up pretty quickly today. we getting that the models here. look, what should waco's at the coast, some problem areas to make note of. but on balance, that will be the only problem area. you see that that front that we had from yesterday pension, that marine layer all gone now. so we do

have left over some onshore winds for the bay area here. as you can see, they won't be quite as aggressive this afternoon as yesterday. not too bad in those temperatures lower to middle 60's at work at this hour. and that puts us little bit behind where the numbers were from yesterday. i'm sure no complaints, though, the breakdown for you today we go back to mostly sunny skies. but those highs up a little bit more. so particularly few folks inland. let's try about 70 or so 11 o'clock by by 2 at 80 in a little bit of a warming trend into the middle of the week. on the more your forecast in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. breaking overnight, the san francisco fire department responded. >> 2. >> reports of a car that drove into a building at the corner of stockton and post. as you can see there in this video, the airbags in that car deployed crime scene tape put across that area. there. 4 of the 5 passengers were taken to local hospitals with non life-threatening injuries. no word from officials yet on when the intersection reopens building. inspestors also responded to the crash. the

san francisco fire department rescued a person from a sewer pipe last night. this happened at the upper great highway at this entity. the person was trapped about 20 feet below the road. first responders successfully got the person out around 05:15am. in the east bay. oakland, police are looking for the suspect accused of shooting 4 people. we know 2 of the victims died. kron four's jack moment reports. >> all day on saturday, oakland police were here on scene on 83rd avenue working to investigate what led up to a shooting that left 2 people killed and 2 others injured. now, despite what happened here on the saturday, we find a community that is still working to come together and celebrate the good times. they do have here. police helicopters in the sky. and the birthday party happening on the ground. a stark contrast to what's happening down the street for the family living in this neighboring home. they argue violent crime is so common in oakland. they just choose to enjoy their

saturday. and this open mind when the don't anything. i never i've been in the for 2 people dead and 2 others injured outside this apartment complex near the corner of 83rd. and holly. >> the gunman police say on the loose after opening fire during an argument. >> police were on scene all day to collect evidence. not like in time security cameras. that may be no help on saturday. this family next door says their cameras just didn't work because my dad wanted to keep keep us safe. are you not just try to ernesto argueta grew up in this home and says the shooting is sad but not surprising. he says people were yelling outside as the ambulance took 40 minutes to arrive. almost everywhere in oakland is like that. >> it's not just in this in this area specifically, but like a lot of areas where it is. it's come a kind of sad to say. you just used say you can't. is it? they always say

they want to make there's no change that happens. the shooting taking place just a day after oakland police hosted a press conference saying crime is down in oakland. >> and neighbors say they just don't see it. we knew that going >> it's solving the problem. >> charles black on says he's lived here 52 years and he's sick of gun violence. he says he's given up on local government stepping in it. have no right. >> all of to do that. >> when you sand against you have pay the price for murder. >> i'm going >> now, despite the frustration for many neighbors here in this part of oakland, the investigation is still continuing as to what led up to that shooting. investigators and police say that the identities of those victims is not being released at this time. and of course, if you do have any information related to this case, you are expected to contact police reporting here in oakland, jack moment. kron 4 news.

>> a man faces his 5th dui charge after a deadly crash in santa rosa. police say the collision happened friday at the lombardi court of sebastopol and sebastopol road intersection. santa rosa police identified the victim as jessica avila, knows. police say munoz was turning left in her car when a pickup truck driven by the suspect. and when allegedly ran a red light, know suffered major injuries. she later died at the hospital when was also taken to the hospital where police say he shows signs of intoxication. investigators say the suspect has 4 prior arrests for dui and a suspended license you know, faces several charges, including felony dui and manslaughter. one person is dead and a fire captain recovering from injuries after a mobile home catches fire in mountain view. that fire happened saturday morning on moffett boulevard. fire crews managed to put out the flames and prevent it from spreading to nearby homes. the mobile home was a total loss and the cause is under investigation.

is it? police are asking the community for help finding an elderly missing woman diagnosed with alzheimer's neighbors last saw 97 year-old median parker getting into an ambulance on appian way several weeks ago, police checked local medical facilities but have not been able to locate her. parker is described as 5 foot 7 and is about 135 pounds. if you have any information, please contact police. >> it's probably local election headquarters. the city of chicago is gearing up to host the democratic national convention monday street closures began on friday and fencing is up around the united center with the primary convention takes place this all happening. 5 weeks after the rnc and is slated to feature prominent democrats at the podium, including president joe biden and former presidents barack obama and bill clinton. hillary clinton is also expected to speak. vice president harris now leading donald trump in arizona by 5 points. harris also announcing a new economic plan that claims to help millions of

struggling american families. news nation's mills hayes has the latest from the campaign trail. >> vice president kamala harris campaigning through the battleground state. >> and starting to share her campaign's vision for what a harris was administration would look like. >> here's is making big promises as their plan focuses on key issues impacting the middle class like health care and housing her campaign's economic plan, looks to lower the cost of prescription drugs, help eliminate medical debt of the number of affordable houses by building 3 million new housing units and offering financial assistance to first-time homebuyers. and harris hopes to restore the child tax credit of up to $3600 per child and order a new credit of up to $6,000 for families with newborns. the vice president's plan also wants to implement a federal ban on price gouging in the food and grocery industries and universal pre-k offering federally funded preschool for all 4 year-olds. i will make it a top priority to bring

down cost and increase economic security for all americans. >> as president, i will take on the high costs that matter most to most americans like the cost of food and i will work as president with states like here in north carolina. roy cooper, thank you again to cancel medical debt for more and more million. >> and her message even before laying out her economic plan, his resignation with voters. a new poll by the new york times and siena college reveals harris is in a tight battle with donald trump across arizona, georgia, nevada and north carolina. the state's critical to both campaigns were leaning toward trump in the months prior. why the shift support for harris is driven by younger nonwhite and female voters. groups that have been lukewarm about biden and it's not just the sun belt that's in play. harris has also pulled ahead in northern battleground states like

michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin at a campaign event in nebraska today. here's his running mate, minnesota governor tim walz emphasize his campaign's plan while taking shots at their opponent. if he returns to the white house, he's going to pick up just where he left off. >> but the people around him who work within the first time are already telling us it will be much, much worse. >> raising costs on make it easier for billionaires. repealing the affordable care act so we can go back to pre existing conditions and making it impossible to get health care. but how much will it cost? the hills analysis suggests that here's economic pitch could add between 1.9, 5 trillion dollars to 2.2, 5 trillion to the federal deficit over a ten-year period. >> that was news nation's mills hayes reporting for us this morning. san francisco mayor willie brown says he is not ruling out legal action against former president donald trump for remarks made about him speaking outside of john's grill in san francisco saturday, the former mayor says trump must be held accountable.

>> no, i don't want is a policy i don't want to mention my name. there's always a possibility. somehow. trump has got to rectify. what he did with reference to me. and in particular. because i really want kamala harris to go unfettered towards the presidency. and she seems to be doing that over the last 3 weeks. and i'm not going to be the foundation. of a deportation order and be personally. >> last week at a rally, donald trump claimed both he and brown were on a helicopter together. that almost went down. and in that moment, trump also said brown made disparaging remarks about vice president harris who brown once dated brown in response says he's never ridden in a helicopter with trump and believes that trump is confusing him for nate black politician from southern california who did ride in a helicopter with trump. the

former president continues to stand by his story this morning. >> all right. clear out that fog for us before noon. it looks like as temperatures get to the lower 80's well inland. and that's a warming trend that is just getting started. take us in the part of the take us in the part of the week and a check of your 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.

>> alright, 7.13, this morning. live shot outside from our sutro tower camera. gorgeous view of the city of san francisco. you can see a lot of cloud cover out there. today is fish and dry ice out there, didn't you? i not quite halloween. yeah, i know. yeah.

you're looking good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. yeah. underscoring the fact that morning fog again. >> visiting so typical sfo. they're reporting a minor delay happening here about a half-hour from some low ceilings. you can see some leftover fog off to the >> to the hills and the background. but on balance here, your temperatures right now, a lot of 60's on the board here. 59 for half moon bay. 65 going on for san jose. so that low level moisture. what's going on as we progress clears out for the most part going through. just may be some scattered clouds out there for the bay and the coast may be somewhat variable clouds, but everybody's looking improve on that front and bumping up those afternoon highs a little bit for this afternoon. getting into monday. we still have some leftover sprinkles right along the coast here overnight tonight and into your monday morning as well. but that's still also said with our kind of our typical marine layer thing and that'll happen basically tonight through your monday morning. there's the fog again, mixing out nicely and we go back to mostly sunny mode will need to as temperatures really start to move over the next few days. we're going to getting into that a little bit more so and the peak of head as there's

another heat spike coming our way. all right, sunday, there's the onshore winds this afternoon, noon very typical in the afternoon evening hours won't be as pronounced as we saw from yesterday. however, do want to point out some winds along the coast here for monday evening. little bit more popping out that way, too. so the breakdown for scattered clouds, sunny inland, a touch warmer as the deal today will be having that in the 4 zone forecast early in the week reaching the lower 90's for tuesday. it looks like tuesday's the big day to watch before temperatures start to slide back to finish off the week. that's what we're calling for. 70 ish for the bay as we finish the week. lower 80's happening inland. and these are spots that are working at the lower 80's by tuesday. we'll be into 66 san francisco for today. 72 for oakland, 78 meanwhile for san jose. again, this is today highs in the big board here. we're getting up to now the middle 80's a little warmer than yesterday. also from the north bay here, 81 santa rosa. 66 meanwhile, san francisco in 63 for half moon bay next

couple days lineup like look at that sun trying to appear on through the bay bridge 85 for sunday monday about 85 as well. and 92 as we get to tuesday later on check of the 4 zone forecast and also that extended stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much for your health. the world health organization this week declared m-pox a global health emergency so far has broken out in 13 african nations and spread to europe with more than 14,000 cases and 524 deaths here in the bay area. san francisco public health officials say levels in the city remain very low. the seven-day average now at 0 cases. joining us live to discuss the potential risks and warnings for m-pox is cal state east bay associate professor and public health chair. dr are not encouraging. good morning to you, doctor. >> well, it's definitely good to be here. >> so perhaps you could clarify the situation for us here in the bay area. so we know that san francisco public health officials, it seems like they released these numbers revealing that there

was m-pox detected in san francisco wastewater. but you know how serious should be. should we be looking at the situation here? >> so first of all, there, as you understand that the world health organization has declared a global emergency for m-pox, which is different from a pandemic. just to be clear and the global emergency really is around the spread of a new variant of m-pox in mostly in the democratic republic of congo and other areas of africa. and so that's new strain called clade so that's really been limited to the african continent. the first case of imported m-pox under this new variant was just caught in sweden this past week for somebody who travel there. so it's it's important to know that the what we're seeing in the wastewater m-pox is a prior strain and that strain very low. both in the bay area and in the united states. to that extent, there really is no cause for major concern as opposed to other viruses that are circulating within the

site. >> understood. so in terms of vaccination, which is still considered of the best ways to keep ourselves safe. will this latest vaccine that's out there to treat m-pox. does that also addressed this new strain that's being seen in africa now in parts of europe? >> to my understanding is yes, that the current vaccine that's available on the market in for distribution has durability against this new strain of the new strain is about, you know, 6 months old. so we don't know a lot. what we do understand is it might be more transmissible. i want to reiterate that the spread of m-pox as opposed to covid happens very slowly. secondly, it requires very close physical contact. so imagine hugging, engaging in behavior, sharing of linens, bedsheets, those types of things. so it's not respiratory virus to spread. it varies. the spread is very slow. and then the symptoms present very slowly, flu-like sort of profile, followed by a characteristic rash that happens with any pox, if you will. that being

you know, basically the global emergency is a cause for vigilance that we know something is happening in congo and the and rest of africa. it is going to be important to mobilize all of our public health resources from countries that have have more resources to do so to deploy vaccines and antivirals to those areas. before we see in the importing of cases. but nonetheless, i want to reiterate that cause for concern is very low. and as you mentioned in san francisco, the average case rate of 0. and that's even with a prior circulating version of the virus in the united states. doctor, thank you so much for clarifying on the fact that we are looking at 2 different strains. >> of m-pox and that the strain that was found in san francisco recently >> is different from what we're seeing now in this outbreak in africa and also impacting parts of europe. very helpful. the station there. now in terms of best practices that people can do to keep themselves safe in the bay area. and just in the u.s.

in general, what is your guidance there? >> so i think with the covid pandemic, we've been very attuned to paying attention to our bodies and how they react a certain things. so just like with any other virus, you know, if you are noticing something on, you know, you and a lot of the symptoms are nonspecific flu-like symptoms. but in the prior pre-covid world, we tended to ignore those. and i think we just have to have a little bit of heightened vigilance, of course, for something like m-pox, your risk goes if you probably have any contact with somebody who has traveled to, you know, the african continent, or you've been engaging in behaviors that, you know, have a lot of close body contact. that being said, you know, i think if you notice something that, you know, resembles any kind of viral infection and that lingers within a 24 to 72 hour window. i think it's important to go. get checked out to go. get tested, just like you would with any other infection. the good thing about m-pox, if you can say that is that we have a lot of medications, both for

preventive purposes like a vaccine, but also antiretroviral treatment that if somebody is infected, we can get it under control pretty quickly as long as it's come to the notice of medical professionals are. >> got it, doctor. and just quick additional point of clarification, are there any differences in symptoms when it comes to these 2 different strains. >> you know, i've looked at the clade once trained, you know, it's relatively new. i haven't seen anything definitive that suggests that the symptoms of the the different strains are remarkably different. so i think if it presents like a pox, you know that remember for those of us as old as i chicken pox that the hawks moniker israeli characteristic of a rash profile that happens across the so it's something like that should you know, the present itself? you know, i think it's a safe bet to go. get checked out by medical professional. more so than not. it's probably going to be nothing of concern. but i think we just need to have

individual inc in these times globalization. and, you know, viral circulation. >> all right. cal state, east bay, associateaprofessor and public health care doctor are not mukherjee. thank you so much for your time. this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you, stephanie, for having me.

>> well, it was a fun day for foodies in san francisco on saturday, dozens of local restaurants showcase items off their menus for the second year in a row. more than 40 local pizzerias bagel makers

and breweries took over the streets in the north beach neighborhood. could see some funds plays out there as well. last year, organizers raised over $90,000 and this year's event is expected to raise even more as that event completely did sell out. look at all those lines. was that nice in chinatown. people got a taste of hong kong, singapore and beyond for the hungry ghost festival in chinese culture. this does signify a time when the boundary between the living and spiritual realms cross, according to tradition, is today 100 ghosts come to the human realm to seek solace. the event featured performances, art pop ups and alters for people to leave offerings to their ancestors. and a dog in danville decided to take themselves for a walk one way or another on saturday afternoon, san ramon valley firefighters responded to reports of this pop roaming on the roof of a home. apparently the animal escaped out of a

second-story window while its owners were out. firefighters were able to get the dog back indoors safely. how ai is transforming google products from cameras to smart watches. plus a chat life like you might forget. you're talking to a computer. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in rich on tech.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news students getting ready to head back to college could face delays and experts say that could lead to a dip. >> in admissions. 7.29. this

sunday morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> let's get you started this half hour with a look at your forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with the latest on that a good morning, 70 good morning, everybody. and looking at a pretty nice summer day coming our way here. just kind of mild temperatures for the season, if not a little bit off of our seasonal average, be folks well inland and >> opening up the skies. a little bit of that we saw from yesterday for up in the north bay, particularly here's a shot of san jose state. give you an idea that some of this fog cloudiness is reaching its way down to the south bay as well. that, again, will depart as the morning progresses. still have that low up in the northwest. but our front is pretty much passed. so we won't have quite the same education going. and even though there is a low that's in the west coast, warming trend is expected lot quicker than you would think going forward. now we have a lower to middle 60's going on for right now. that's trailing a little bit from the numbers yesterday. some 50's when you head towards the coast and up north a little bit there onshore winds do check in this morning and we're going to continue with that typical

singsong pattern. again, 74, 11 o'clock by 2. we're talking with numbers at about 80. that's a little warmer than yesterday's numbers will see. and we'll have that for you in the 4 zone forecast and another cool down as expected as we finish the week with another heat spike, maybe to follow with all of that. more in your forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thanks so much. the bay-area palestinians accuse me palestine solidarity group holding a not another bomb, a rally and march there. joining up with a national group called uncommitted national movement to call on oakland's com like to call on vice president kamala harris rather, to commit to and immediate embargo on us arms to israel. group plans to meet at lake merritt amphitheater. the event starts at 11 and runs until one masks are required for those who attend. a coma. police need your help. finding 4 suspects who say they stole more than $5,000 worth of merchandise. those suspects shown in the photos on your screen there. police

say around one 30 in the afternoon july 31st. coma pd arrived on scene at el camino reale. once there they were told the theft happened 2 weeks earlier on sunday, july 14th shortly before 09:00pm. police say the suspects fled in a white toyota sedan. anyone with information is asked to call houma police. petaluma man is in jail for an alleged unprovoked attack with a metal pipe could happen last week. a steamer landing park officials say they saw the suspect attacking the victim but did not see him using the pipe after arresting the suspect. police did find the metal pipe believed to be the possible weapon in this case, the victim was treated for minor injuries. the suspect charged with assault with a deadly weapon. and the locked door loophole bill is now law. governor gavin newsom signed it as part of a package of public safety measures aimed to tackle smash-and-grab robberies and retail theft. this bill no longer requires victims of car thefts to prove their car door was locked when

it was broken into the new law was co authored by state senator scott wiener. it also addresses the problem of suspects reselling valuables, taken from cars. now people could be prosecuted for holding more than $950 of stolen goods intended for resale. and it's a first of its kind lawsuit going after websites that create fake images of women. san francisco is suing 16 websites which and accusing the owners of creating fake nude adult content women and girls without their consent. the city attorney says these web sites allow users to use open source, artificial intelligence to place the faces of real women onto nude bodies, possibly violating federal and state laws against revenge and child. >> these images are used to bully, humiliate and threaten women and girls. the fbi has warned of an uptick in extortion schemes using ai generated non-consensual. and

the impact on victims has been devastating. on their reputations, their mental health loss of autonomy. and in some instances causing individuals to become suicidal. >> the lawsuit targets 6 different companies in the u.s. and europe and 50 unnamed people in addition to seeking civil penalties. the lawsuit also aims to have the websites blocked if they continue to post illegal content. the names of the websites were redacted from the lawsuit to prevent encouraging people to visit them. before your money. many are concerned fewer students will be able to attend college this year. this comes after the state department of education announced that fafsa will once again be delayed until december. 1st, widespread problems with the free application for federal student aid has cause difficulties and delays for students in california, especially for mixed status. students, though, the students with at least one parent without a social security number. in a statement to call for the department of education says in part, quote,

we are deeply committed to ensuring students and families have the information they need to make informed decisions about their higher education plans and will continue to partner a partner with the u.s. department of education to provide a smooth application process this next year. governor gavin newsom unveiled a proposal that would require oil companies to maintain a fuel reserve in an effort to prevent price spikes. he says the state would impose penalties on refiners that fail to comply with those proposed requirements. newsom was blamed oil companies for the state's high fuel prices signed a bill into law last year to prevent price gouging and improve transparency. chevron, which opposes those efforts as said it's moving. it's chevron headquarters from san ramon to houston. by the end of the year, chevron blame california policies for the high cost of fuel in the state. and taking a look now at gas prices in the bay area. those have remained steady since the start of the week. the state average for the price of a regular gallon of gas for 60, the most expensive in the bay area. and santa

rosa at $4 and $0.86. sandra fell in the middle at $4.73. cheapest gas in san jose at $4. and 58 cents a gallon. certain prescription drugs will eventually cost less. the biden administration announcing a deal with pharmaceutical companies to lower prices for 10 of medicare's costly as drugs. from blood thinners to diabetes medications, this won't go into effect until 2026. the white house says it will save taxpayers 6 billion dollars. it's not clear how much each older american can expect to save when they fill a prescription. and when was taking some of its self-driving cars on the on a winter road trip, rather, the autonomous car maker announcing it will test some of its fleet not too far from lake tahoe. this winter. and the goal is to ensure that those cars can perform well and some tricky and even bad weather. on the peninsula. google is going through an ai revelation on some of its products in our rich demuro

has the latest from mountain view. >> at the latest made by google event held at the company's new bay view campus. lots of hardware on display. but at the heart of it all, google's brand of ai called gemini. it's incredibly exciting time because ai has this huge potential to change how we think about technology products. pixel phones are getting new ai-powered weather forecasts call summaries and image editing tricks. it's clear all of these devices are delivery methods for the ai features at yourself to photos, reframe them and take better panoramic pictures at night. we lost comcast 2013 and it changed tv. but now every tv is smart. so google betting on a new set top box called the google tv streamer for k with apps and smart home controls via for ktv. i wanted to last, you know, 5 to 10 years potentially was a box. you might want pay every 2, 3,

years and that something about it all. so new, the pixel watch 3 now in a larger size that has been the number one request in pixel. watch one and finally, bring you the second size with this screen is also brighter. you can capture voice notes right from your wrist and it will tell your caller to hold on while you find your phone. >> there's also a potentially lifesaving new feature called last of post detection launching in europe first, which is taking motion data and hockaday that combining to see if there's any loss of funds and then contacting both emergency contact and emergency services to get your quick help. and you guessed it, even google's ear buds are getting a dose of ai. give them a twist for a secure fit and won't happen to banish outside noise. that is a lot of city noise. and as soon as they had noise cancellation. >> i'm not here in the city noise anymore. i also got a sneak peek at gemini live, which is a conversational ai assistant. you can talk to like a friend. here's one of the voices i have. here's

another voice i can use or maybe you'd like to listen to a voice like this. although you can hear our conversation, i can assure you this next level of ai chat might fool you into thinking you've made friends with the smartest person on even the mannerisms, the way that he started the conversation and started the answer. it sounded very human-like that's rolling out now to android gemini subscribers and soon to ios the line between real and computer is about to get blurry. i'm rich demuro. that's rich on tech. well, this weekend marks the final bay bridge series between the giants and the a's. >> after this season, the a's will move to a temporary facility in sacramento where they will stay until a new stadium is built in las vegas. the 2 teams started the final set of games yesterday at the coliseum. the a's and giants found themselves in a little fashion. pitchers duel. it is but go on to win 2 to nothing. sure to tune in tonight for our coverage at the coliseum for the final bay bridge series game in this historic rival. and the forty-niners

first home preseason game is today against the new orleans saints officials recommend you take public transportation. they expect some heavy traffic on surrounding streets and freeways before and after the game. you can take out caltrain amtrak or vta. you can purchase a joint adult caltrain and bt a day pass or use clipper card. but if you are driving parking lots to open at one 30, those gates open at 3, the niners and saints game starts at 05:00pm. and take a look at this. san francisco's pains of the street car show rolled through the mission district earlier on saturday. organizers say this is the biggest cruise in the u.s.. it started yesterday at the palace of fine arts. then once all those classic cars came together, they cruise on down to the mission. cause a bit of a traffic backup, but a lot of these cars were outfitted with hydraulic said that and made sure that people second

gridlock ahead, a show to watch. folks were stuck in that traffic. and this was the first time the king of the street car show has been held in california since i was decriminalized. that low rider cruising. that is. and still ahead, we're learning about a massive new hack that allegedly involves every american's social security number. >> how experts say you can stay safe. and some weather experts are predicting a warmer than normal fall. >> i temperatures scheduled for today. we got the lower to middle 80's happening well inland with some 70's even up north. a little bit more sunshine going on today that we saw from yesterday. a look at your 4 zone forecast and that extended to the kron. 4 that extended to the kron. 4 morning news continues. flex alert! flex alert!

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>> looking for some relief from the summer heat. well, you might be age is just a bit out of luck. weather experts they do. they do predicts higher than usual temperatures. this autumn across the country saying this season will be hotter because of la nina, the states most likely to be affected are on the east coast and the 4 corner states including colorado, utah, arizona, and new mexico. unfortunately, the california coastline may have normal temperatures but other parts of the state might be unseasonably warm. when you think about that, dave. >> well, now nina tends to also mean we're drier. that's the other thing that we don't like as much air is a live shot. sutro. i think is that correct? the cuts to mount tam picture, ok, there you see the fog in place and not every

where it is. no. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all richmond center fell bridge hop up at. that's pretty good. nice opening up here as we start the day already. tahoe forecast next couple of days. we're up to 76. you can see in tahoe than retreating a little bit wednesday indicating as we talk about the little heat pump gets broken up a little bit. but longer-range different story. i'll get to that in just a bit. alright, here's what happens this afternoon. clearing up pretty well for the bay will keep some clouds at the coast a bit in the round that they may be some variable clouds at that. just a touch scattered, i should say, may be more scattered clouds, but a lot of sunshine more. and you saw from yesterday, what have the consolation of the drizzle going on up there in the north bay? again, we had a front or backyard. that's pretty much past. all of that low is still spinning around. it's going to dissipate pretty quickly before it does tonight might get some sprinkles trying to work in here overnight. a little bit to the coast and parts of the bay as of the last hurrah here, clearing out, as you can see once the sun joins us on monday. we're going into a minor warming fazed. by the way, there's that low. we talked waco's

right away early into the week. this is actually some of the warmest numbers we're going to see for next week. and then, boom, a new low drops to take its place. that'll be a break in the action heading into next weekend. so we're talking probably dropping about friday that the lowest we'll see for the week and then warming up a touch into next weekend and the following there's a high over here and oh, yeah, another another warm bald and our way. so it looks like another heat spike coming our way early into the following week. we're talking 100 plus for portions of the far east. but you folks in contra costa county, sullivan county, that's what usually sets up to be little closer there. we'll see how that all pans out. but it looks like the timing of that will be anywhere from say sunday, monday and on a tuesday little bit, probably be some statements without popping over 166 san francisco today. we'll do a some lower 60's off towards the coast. burlingame, you're looking at 71 today down to the south about 76 palo alto in redwood city at 78 78 also for san

jose, morgan hill. 84 80 los gatos east bay shoreline, lower 70's tri valley at the lower 80's for today will travel 84 for walnut creek. 85 concord, 69 for berkeley, vallejo at 68. 82 for fairfield. 76 for napa and 81 for santa rosa. so again, warming up as we start getting into about tuesday, we'll get to those lower 90's. very familiar there. dropping so sweetly for friday, recovering into next weekend. and it's really sunday monday into next week. we got to watch again. might be back to 100 plus school. see why you like it warm. so we got to where it was. very nice. that's right. yeah. it up there for yes. always full of surprises. yeah. thanks a >> a disney world is seeking to dismiss a man's wrongful death lawsuit. disney says that jeffrey piccolo cannot sue the company for his wife's death and she apparently died according to that suit after having an allergic reaction to a meal served at a restaurant at a disney resort news nation's xavier walton

explains how disney plus comes into play here. >> well, this is certainly a tragic story. but overall, just a bad look for disney. we're talking about a woman well known, well respected, just 42 years old when she passed away. she's from new york, the long island area, her husband claims at the restaurant didn't take enough time and care about his wife's severe allergies to dairy and also not even though he told them repeatedly. stay with me here because this is where it gets a little convoluted. there's a lot of back and forth between disney and the husband's attorney as well. and disney's most recent response to all of this. the company does not actually fight the negligence claim for the wife's death, however, because the victim's husband, his name is jeffrey piccolo one signed up for disney-plus back in 2019 and because he is the disney up to purchase tickets to a theme park in 2023. this is before his wife's death. disney claims based on the fine print in the terms of use, he is forever unable to sue the mouse house

and any of its affiliate businesses. disney filed a motion to take this case out of the courts and be settled in arbitration. so privately, mr. piccolo's lawyers are calling disney's arguments preposterous and inane. they say disney's case is based on this is a quote is based on the incredible argument that any person who signs up for a disney plus account, even free trials are not extended beyond trial period will have for will have to for ever waived the right to a jury trial. the argument that could be extended to wrongful death or personal injury claims borders on the surreal again. that was the husbands attorneys does the acknowledging the extremely sad circumstances. however, pointing this out, given this restaurant is either owned or operated by disney. we are merely defending ourselves against the plaintiffs attorneys attempt to include us in their lawsuit against the restaurant. the wrongful death lawsuit against disney is for $50,000. plus attorney fees. a court hearing to decide whether this case and actually proceed is slated for october.

2nd. meantime, this decision really could set a precedent moving forward when it comes to those terms and conditions that so many of us sign, which is in fine print for every single contract. i'm xavier walton for news nation. for your money this morning. if hackers have your social security number of what should you do? >> yvonne is no longer calling for business in america and the top burger in the u.s. is not the big mac jeff and has that and more in this week's morning business report. >> good morning. hackers may have the social security numbers of every american. the new lawsuit claims that hackers have gained access to social security numbers. current past addresses and the names of siblings and your parents. this could allow for officers to tap into your financial accounts take out loans in your name. lawsuit claims national public data was breached by hackers stole 3 billion identities. if you're a victim freezer, credit card files, use strong passwords and 2 factor authentication city for

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>> the final day of dolly, a society of california's annual flower show each summer on the 3rd weekend in august. the dolly a society of california draws thousands of visitors to its annual show that the enormous haul of flowers in golden gate park growers from all over the state bring their best blooms to compete. the show starts at 10:00am and goes until 04:00pm today. just beautiful. in southeast europe. a designer in kosovo is turning fruit into home where that horse illa and her family grow boards, which she then transforms into stylish lighting fixtures. so it creates these colorful curved shapes, an electrician fixes the wiring to make them functional eye-catching chandelier. ys, the artist calls for works of art ecological and organic.

astronomers say they're learning the eating habits of a colossal black hole deep in space. a ground-based instruments flagged a surge in brightness from a galaxy 816 million light years from earth. that brightness pointed to a star being shredded and consumed by a massive black hole. the astronomers say the signals faded a little over one year later, hinting the black hole had consumed the star. the surgeon light happened again. 2 years later. time for another meal. that's a hungry black. all right. still ahead on the next hour of the kron 4 morning news. fire crews worked quickly to rescue a person got stuck in a sewer. >> and police continue to search for a person they say shot 4 people and fatally and killed 2 people in oakland. and also the democratic national convention kicks off tomorrow in chicago. we have a preview of what the harris was campaign hopes to accomplish. stay with us kron. 4 morning news continues.

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kron. 4 morning news. a san francisco intersection is shut down after a car goes into a building. and local police now looking for the gunman accused of shooting 4 people. we know 2 of those victims have died. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 8. >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday. august, the 18th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar a day.

>> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, not about sunday in store for us today. and if the drizzle in all that got you down from yesterday, up in the north, they don't worry because will make up for that with sunshine today and not that of those temperatures to you. folks inland are going to see a little bump in those temperatures. there. here's a look at sfo. little fog bank in the distance there. last check. they were looking at about a half hour delay. not a big guy with all of that. and we don't see that in getting any worse. in fact, that should improve pretty quickly. that looks more pessimistic on the models there. then what? we will probably see. the only thing to take away from this is you might have some cloud cover still dodging areas along the coast, but beyond that point to everybody else should see it open up nicely. maybe some scattered bay clouds thrown in there as well. you can kind of see the churning around that low up in the northwest. now we've already lost that front. so the impact of the bay will be very modest. there might be some coastal drizzle tomorrow morning, a little bit or overnight tonight left over, but that's really about it. it's not really going to impact most of the cities of the onshore winds. that's

pretty much of a fixture. nothing's changing that for now. and temperatures mostly 60's on the board. a little bit of chilly 50's up north and that compares with cooler numbers compared to yesterday. yeah, we're trailing by a few more pronounced again along the coast by 2 or 3. so today about 74 going on by high noon, 81 at 3, you can see how clearly that are quickly that all clears out for you. folks in the east bay, particularly a little bit up north, too. we are looking for a little bit of a he bump maybe by tuesday or so. but then pretty relaxing and those temperatures as we get towards the latter portion of the week. well, look at that forecast coming up for you. all of it, 70. >> they thank you. breaking overnight, the san francisco fire department responded to a car that drove into a building at the corner of stockton and post. as you can see in the video, airbags did deploy in that car and crime scene tape was put across the scene there. 4 of the 5 passengers were taken to local hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries. no word from officials yet on when that intersection reopens building inspectors also responded to

this crash. the san francisco fire. they rescued a person from a sewer pipe last night. this happened at the upper great highway at the saint the person was trapped about 20 feet below the road. first responders successfully got the person out around 05:15am. in the east bay. oakland, police are looking for the suspect accused of shooting 4 people. we know 2 of the victims died. jeff moment reports. >> all day on saturday, oakland police were here on scene on 83rd avenue working to investigate what led up to a shooting that left 2 people killed and 2 others injured. now, despite what happened here on the saturday, we find a community that is still working to come together and celebrate the good times. they do have here. police helicopters in the sky. and the birthday party happening on the ground. a stark contrast to what's happening down the street for the family living in this neighboring home. they argue violent crime

is so common in oakland. they just choose to enjoy their saturday. and this basically made open mind when they they my own state. never i've been in the that 2 people dead and 2 others injured outside this apartment complex near the corner of 83rd. and holly. >> the gunman police say on the loose after opening fire during an argument. >> police were on scene all day to collect evidence. not like in time security cameras. that may be no help on saturday. this family next door says their cameras just didn't work because my dad wanted to keep keep us safe. are you not just try to ernesto argueta grew up in this home and says the shooting is sad but not surprising. he says people were yelling outside as the ambulance took 40 minutes to arrive. almost everywhere in oakland is like that. >> it's not just in this in this area specifically, but like a lot of areas where it

is. it's come a kind of sad to say, you just used say you can't. is it? they always say they want to make there's no change happens. the shooting taking place just a day after oakland police hosted a press conference saying crime is down in oakland. >> and neighbors say they just don't see it. we need that. don't. >> it's solving the problem. >> charles black on says he's lived here 52 years and he's sick of gun violence. he says he's given up on local government stepping in it. have no right. >> all of to do that. >> when you sand against you have pay price for murder. >> we don't get to just >> now, despite the frustration for many neighbors here in this part of oakland, the investigation is still continuing as to what let up to that shooting. investigators and police say that the identities of those victims is not being released at this time. and of course, if you do have any information related to this case, you are expected to contact police reporting here in oakland, jack moment. kron 4 news.

>> a man faces his 5th dui charge after a deadly crash in santa rosa. police say the collision happened friday at the lombardi court and best to pull road intersection. santa rosa police identified the victim as jessica of the munoz. police say munoz was turning left in her car when a pickup truck driven by the suspect non when allegedly ran a red light. know suffer major injuries. she later died at the hospital when was also taken to the hospital where police say he showed signs of intoxication. investigators say when has 4 prior sus arrests for dui and a suspended license you know, faces several charges, including felony dui and manslaughter. one person is dead in a fire captain recovering from injuries after a mobile home catches on fire in mountain view. the blaze happened saturday morning on moffett boulevard. fire crews managed to put out the flames and prevent it from spreading to nearby homes. the mobile home was a total loss. the cause under investigation.

union city police are asking the community for help finding a missing elderly woman diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. neighbors last saw 97 year-old indeed, parker getting into ambulance on appian way several weeks ago, police checked local medical facilities but have not been able to locate her. parker is described as 5 foot 7 about 135 pounds. if you have any information, please contact police. >> your local election headquarters in the city of chicago is gearing up to host the democratic national convention on monday. street closures began on friday and fencing is up around the united center where the primary convention takes place. this all happening. 5 weeks after the rnc and is slated to feature prominent democrats at the podium, including president joe biden and former presidents barack obama and bill clinton. hillary clinton is also expected to speak. bp harris now leading donald trump in

arizona by 5 points. harris also announcing a new economic plan that claims to help millions of struggling american families. news nation's mills hayes has the latest from the campaign trail. >> vice president kamala harris campaigning through the battleground state. >> and starting to share her campaign's vision for what a harris was administration would look like. >> here's is making big promises as their plan focuses on key issues impacting the middle class like health care and housing her campaign's economic plan, looks to lower the cost of prescription drugs, help eliminate medical debt up the number of affordable houses by building 3 million new housing units and offering financial assistance to first-time homebuyers. and harris hopes to restore the child tax credit of up to $3600 per child and order a new credit of up to $6,000 for families with newborns. the vice president's plan also wants to implement a federal ban on price gouging in the food and grocery industries and universal pre-k offering

federally funded preschool for all 4 year-olds. i will make it a top priority to bring down cost and increase economic security for all americans. >> as president, i will take on the high costs that matter most to most americans like the cost of food and i will work as president with states like here in north carolina. roy cooper, thank you again to cancel medical debt for more and more million. >> and her message even before laying out her economic plan, his resignation with voters. a new poll by the new york times and siena college reveals harris is in a tight battle with donald trump across arizona, georgia, nevada and north carolina. the state's critical to both campaigns were leaning toward trump in the months prior. why the shift support for harris is driven by younger nonwhite and female voters. groups that have been lukewarm about biden

and it's not just the sun belt that's in play. harris has also pulled ahead in northern battleground states like michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin at a campaign event in nebraska today. here's his running mate, minnesota governor tim walz emphasize his campaign's plan while taking shots at their opponent. if he returns to the white house, he's going to pick up just where he left off. >> but the people around him who work within the first time are already telling us it will be much, much worse. >> raising costs on make it easier for billionaires. repealing the affordable care act so we can go back to pre existing conditions and making it impossible to get health care. but how much will it cost? the hills analysis suggests that here's economic pitch could add between 1.9, 5 trillion dollars to 2.2, 5 trillion to the federal deficit over a ten-year period. >> all right. that was news nation's mills hayes reporting for us this morning. when san francisco mayor willie brown says he is not ruling out legal action against former president donald trump for remarks made about him

speaking outside of john's grill in san francisco saturday. the former mayor says trump must be held accountable. >> no, i don't want is abolished i don't want to mention my name. there's always a possibility. somehow. trump has got to rectify. what he with reference to me. and in particular. because i really want kamala harris to go unfettered torch the presidency. and she seems to be doing that over the last 3 weeks. and i'm not going to be the foundation. of a deportation order and personally. >> well, last week at a rally, donald trump claimed he and brown were on a helicopter together that almost went down. and in that moment, trump also said brown made disparaging remarks about the vice president who round once dated brown says he has never written in a helicopter with

trump but believes that trump is confusing him for nate holden, a black politician from southern california who did ride in a helicopter with trump. former president continues to stand by his story. >> take care that morning. fog in the sunny weather. we go to folks well inland through the 70's and into the 80's this after. palatable for august. little bit of a heat pump coming our way towards the middle of the week. i'll have a look at that forecast cone for weny news continues.

>> all right. welcome back. 8.13, this morning live. look outside at the transamerica building. it looks like a called the fog might be of strucked in the view just a bit. but beautiful out there. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. you know what? the fog is lifting kinetic energy working because the sun is also peering through there as well. we're going the right direction for all the so looks good. and the drizzle up in the north, they probably won't be retreated to that. repeating that. meanwhile, self a little fog bank of the distance. you see the to the hills there looking about a half-hour delay through all of this. but this is kind of mixingtup nicely as well. most reading series you can see in the 60's, 59 to battle also for half moon bay. 55 for santa rosa. back to what goes on for today. cleared up pretty nicely. still, some leftover scattered clouds and that they will just make a mention of that ago. but more amounts of that you might get along the coast a little bit there. but on balance looking pretty good tonight might get some coastal drizzle a little bit and around the bay again overnight as are comes back again, mixing out even more

rapidly into your monday. so we get into the early part of the week and temperatures bump up a little bit tuesday seems to be the peak again, as if it's like scheduled for that or something. we're in a rut here, but a little different. it was. we go later in the forecast. there will be talking about it this morning. there's the pop of onshore winds in place. also looks like a pretty good up there to the hills. you can see off towards the distance there. that's what the daytime heating that drives that we see the same thing again for tomorrow. very typical. what really would cause alarms? we always point out if these arrows were switching to different direction, that's problematic and we are getting into the fall. so we'll be watching scattered clouds, sunny inland, a touch warmer that's for toda here again. but in those numbers up to see that the 4 zone forecast early into the week, reach into the lower 90's by tuesday. that's the big day. look out for they shoreline temps near about 80 and then retreating a bit for thursday. friday. and saturday and then sunday, monday, early into the following week, another a heat spike and there

might be some statements with all of that, too, because some of the numbers in the models are telling us 100 plus places like contra costa county, antioch, that sort of thing you're looking for another heat's by coming our way. 66 san francisco today, again, some variable clouds kind of on balance through all this 72 oakland, same kind of deal. 78, mostly sunny and nice. san jose here. the highs today, nel purples out here. yes, we're not getting too crazy here. such as the oranges mid-eighties east bay up in the north, a mixture 80's and 70's cool along the coast. 66 san francisco in half moon bay. 63 because you're fighting that morning. fog and clouds. here's the bay bridge. and you can see still deck of some fog here. 85 for monday and by tuesday at 92. so that's going to be able keep up. we have more on that extended forecast and checking your 4 zone as well. stephanie. >> all right. thank you so much. our next guest is a bay area singer-songwriter whose music blends american roots with soulful ballads and melodies inspired by iranian

music and proceeds from her upcoming concert. go towards a positive cars. joining us live now was a dream stands. i thank you so much for joining us this morning. thanks so much for having me. we got a preview of your music during the commercial break earlier. and you are quite the performer, dizzying uniform music. so tell us a bit about you and your music. what inspires you? >> well, i've been playing music my whole life. i'd say what inspires me is a desire to bring something valuable, meaningful healing into this troubled and incredible whole world. and oh, yeah, that's what drives me as an artist to make a contribution through my soul through my songs. and you are an oakland native. i talk very proud and how did you know growing up oakland shape who you are as an artist? >> having access to such a diverse and rich community and people from all over the world

has taught me to see the one in the many and just to see the love and all the people that i encounter. and i%can't imagine being from anywhere else yeah, it's just. i see oakland, everywhere i go. i'm always comparing every other place to oakland. that's beautiful message to share. and of course, you do have a big concert that's happening a bit later today. you describe it as an intimate storytelling experience. can you tell us more? >> will my songwriting is the expression of my own life experience and the way that i see the world and each of my songs is just kind of a picture into my my bigger vision for what i feel like we could be doing as a as a people to to find 11 each other yeah. so and i have incredible band that's going to be joining me. i'll be blending iranian traditional music with my american roots. singer-songwriter style and >> and expressing myself that and also proceeds from tonight's event.

>> a portion of that will be going towards an organization. that's also little bit of the bay area. yes, the diaspora arts connection is a good friend of mine and has supported me in my career and they do a lot of work in bringing ds pork artists to audiences in the bay area and in doing so bridging these gaps, his cultural gaps between people. i just believe that the arts are the vehicle for. >> mending the wounds that i think we as a people have experienced and that does lead to my next question here. >> you know, what is the message that you hope people will take away when they hear you perform and hear your music, especially at a time when there is so much conflict happening in the world right now. i hope and pray that my music can be part of the story for people's healing and their lives that they can. >> find an encounter their own true and authentic self and make a commitment to expressing themselves truly and and also softening in surrendering that the hardness that we all have to build up around ourselves to survive.

but there could be a moment of a break. you know that you can come to my show tonight and just lean back and feel like you don't have to carry the world on your shoulders because there's something that's lightning the load. that's my life's purpose. beautiful. think houston and allowing ourselves to feel a little vulnerable. yes, and safe to do that. yes, absolutely. and so for people who are interested, they want to get more information about tonight's event. how can they do that? you can go my website and get a ticket or you can go to the freight and salvage dot org website and check out my videos and get your tickets and have a good and learn a bit more about you. you're doing a special performance for us today. tell us bit about that. >> well, this song, actually, i am a guitar player and i wrote the song on the guitar, but i put it to this set are here, which is an iranian

instrument to to fall. the song is called wash it all away. it's the title track of my most recent album, which is also available for people to listen to and enjoy. yeah, just converted it to the set higher so that i could bring this and share this with you. all right. well, we're looking forward to this live performance and we'll let you take it away. adrian shams, ida, local singer-songwriter. >> a >> home we >> and this

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kron. 4 morning news governor gavin newsom signs a new public safety measures and to tackle smash-and-grabs and other. >> retail theft. and students get ready to head back to college, but they could face some financial aid delays. and experts say that could lead to a dip in subsequent conditions. >> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news 8.30, this sunday. let's continue our coverage first with a look at your weather forecast and a that was really interesting. yesterday's weather in san francisco is a little overcast out there, but also feel kind of warm. >> what's going well, this go-around will see a little

bit better clearing. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody on that front kind of pinched a little bit that marine layer, we are able to get a little bit of drizzle or drizzle working to up in the north bay as well. not going to have that this go around and you folks inland can expect a little bit more warming that we had from yesterday going to within steps to get us to tuesday. so it's nice to see a little rain come out of that, though, at this time in august like this. here's a look at the south bay at san jose state and notice some of the scattered clouds lingering even at this late hour. it's ok, it will clear out out for you folks to have a a sunny afternoon. 74 expected by high noon at 3 o'clock already up to about 81, as we're doing the steps, getting to the lower 90's. now there's that low still hanging around the northeast. the front departed us. so we're left with clear skies for the afternoon. it's just that typical marine layer that's just lingering a little bit. temperatures for you were in the lower to middle 60's upper 60's lining up the east bay shorelines were actually a little warmer in spots along the bay shoreline, 50's and 60's up north or a little cooler than we were this time

from yesterday. pointing out, as you mentioned there, stephanie, we were somewhat mild in san francisco compared to what you would maybe expect with all the cloud cover coming up a little bit here. we're gonna go through the 4 zone forecast, but also walk you through the extended. not only do we have a heat pump coming our way on tuesday, but it looks like there's a development of a heat, spike heat spike with statements and all of that to come as we get to next sunday a week from now in 8 days from now as we get into monday as well. have more. all that coming up in just a bit. 70. >> all right, dave, thank police need your help finding 4 suspects accused of stealing more than $5,000 worth of merchandise. the suspects are shown right there on your screen. investigators say the theft happened sunday, july 14th shortly before 09:00pm. this s at the suspect's car is described as a white toyota sedan. anyone with information is asked to please call coma. police. its head of the man is in jail for alleged unprovoked attack with a metal pipe. investigators say it happened last week at steamer landing park officials say they saw

the suspect attacking the victim but did not see him using the pipe after arresting the suspect. police discover the metal pipe believed to be used in the alleged assault. the victim was treated for minor injuries. the suspect charged with assault with a deadly weapon. >> a locked door loophole bill is now a law. governor gavin newsom signed it as part of a package of public safety measures. >> aimed at tackling smash-and-grabs and other retail theft. under this law, victims of car theft no longer need to prove their car door was locked when it was broken into the new law. co authored by state senator scott wiener also addresses the issue of thieves stella selling valuable stolen from cars. now people could be prosecuted for holding more than $950 of stolen goods intended for resale. a first of its kind lawsuit in san francisco is targeting web sites that make ai deepfake adult content. san francisco is suing 16 websites accusing the owners of creating fake nude pictures of women and girls without their

consent. the city attorney says these web sites allow users to use open source, artificial intelligence, the place the faces of real women onto nude bodies, possibly violating federal and state laws. >> these images are used to bully, humiliate and threaten women and girls. the fbi has warned of an uptick in extortion schemes using ai generated non-consensual. and the impact on victims has been devastating. on their reputations, their mental health loss of autonomy. and in some instances causing individuals to become suicidal. >> the target heart or excuse me. the lawsuit targets 6 different companies in the u.s. and europe. in addition to seeking civil penalties, the lawsuit also aims to have the websites blocked if they continue to post illegal content. the names of the websites were redacted from the lawsuit to prevent encouraging people to visit them. well, your money, there's growing concern that fewer students will be able to

attend college this year. this comes after the state department of education announced that fafsa will once again be delayed until december. 1st, widespread problems with the free application for federal student aid cause difficulties tor students in california, especially for mixed status, students that their students with at least one parent without a social security number. in a statement to kron 4, the department of education says in part, quote, we are deeply committed to ensuringe students and families have the information they need to make informed decisions about their higher education plans and will continue to partner with the u.s. department of education to provide a smooth application process this next year. governor newsom unveileoi companies to maintain a fuel reserve in an effort to prevent price spikes. he says the state would impose penalties on refiners that fail to comply with these proposed requirements. newsom was blamed oil companies for the state's high fuel prices signed a bill into law last year to prevent price gouging. chevron opposes these efforts

and is moving its headquarters from san ramon to houston by the end of the year, chevron blame california policies for the high cost of fuel in the state. and taking a live look now at gas prices in the bay area. those have remained steady since the start of the week. the state average for the price of a regular gallon of gas is 4.60, most expensive in the bay area in santa rosa, $4 and $0.86. sandra fell about the middle at $4.73 the cheapest gas in san jose at $4.58 ago. and certain prescription drugs will eventually cost you a bit less. the biden administration announcing a deal with pharmaceutical companies to lower prices for 10 of medicare's costs. the u.s. drugs from blood thinners to diabetes medications. this this will go into effect until 2026. the white house says the will save taxpayers 6 billion dollars. waymo is taking some of its self-driving cars on a winter road trip. the autonomous car maker announced

it will test some of its fleet not too far from lake tahoe. this winter. and the goal is to ensure that the cars can perform in that weather. on the peninsula. google is going through an ai revolution on its products. and rich demuro has the latest from mountain view. >> at the latest made by google event held at the company's new bay view campus. lots of hardware on display. but at the heart of it google is brand of ai called gemini. it's incredibly exciting time because ai has this huge potential to change how we think about technology products. pixel phones are getting new ai-powered weather forecasts call summaries and image editing tricks. it's clear all of these devices are delivery methods for the ai features at yourself to photos, reframe them and take better panoramic pictures at night. we lost comcast 2013 and it changed tv. but now every tv is smart. so google

betting on a new set top box called the google tv streamer for k with apps and smart home controls via for ktv. i wanted to last, you know, 5 to 10 years potentially was a box. you might want pay every 2, 3, years and that something about it all. so new, the pixel watch 3 now in a larger size that has been the number one request in pixel. watch one and finally, bring you the second size with this screen is also brighter. you can capture voice notes right from your wrist and it will tell your caller to hold on while you find your phone. >> there's also a potentially lifesaving new feature called a loss of post detection launching in europe first, just taking motion data and how do that. combining to see if there's any loss of funds and then contacting both emergency contact and emergency services to get your quick help. and you guessed it, even google's ear buds are getting a dose of ai. give them a twist for a secure fit and won't happen to banish outside noise. that is a lot of city noise. and as soon as they had noise cancellation.

>> i'm not here in the city noise anymore. i also got a sneak peek at gemini live, which is a conversational ai assistant. you can talk to like a friend. here's one of the voices i have. here's another voice i can use me to like to listen to a voice like this. although you can hear our conversation, i can assure you this next level of ai chat might fool you into thinking you've made friends with the smartest person on even the mannerisms, the way that he started the conversation and started the answer. it sounded very human-like that's rolling out now to android gemini subscribers and soon to ios the line between real and computer is about to get blurry. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> well, this weekend marks the final bay bridge series between the giants and the a's. after this season. the a's move to a temporary facility in sacramento where they will stay until a new stadium is built in las vegas. the 2 teams started the final set of games yesterday at the

coliseum. the a's and giants finding themselves in a good old-fashioned pitchers duel. the a's would go on to win 2 to nothing. tune in tonight for our coverage at the coliseum for the final bay bridge series game. and this historic rivalry. the forty-niners first home preseason game is today against the new orleans saints officials from that recommend fans take public transportation to get there. heavy traffic is expected on surrounding streets and freeways. you can take caltrain and track or vta to get to the game or purchase a joint adult caltrain or vta day pass or use clipper lots of options for you. if you are driving parking lots open at one 30 pm gates open at 3. the game starts at 5. all right. take a look at this. if this is goes kings of the street car show rolled through the mission district earlier saturday. >> organizers say this is the biggest event of its kind in the u.s. started yesterday, the palace of fine arts then moved on down to the mission. the event causing quite a bit of traffic. but the car was certainly put on a fun show

for people watching. this was the first time the show has been held since california decriminalized low-rider cruising. >> all right. a look at your high temperatures going on for today. we kind of pump them up a little bit from yesterday, a mixture of 70's 80's up in the north, a little cooler along the coast. and that fog clear that up for the afternoon have your 7 day forecast of that back a bit. for morning news.

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>> all right. welcome back. it's 43 this morning live. look outside at the bay bridge. looking gorgeous out there at this hour. day. >> it is indeed. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. look at the sun. just filling up their abarca darrow that feels good. and you folks along the coast may see a little bit more in the way of some sun that we did from yesterday and also from the north bay to want to send you off here from mount tam picture here. yes, the fog is still in place. give a little time work its magic. as a plane right there in the background. i want to stop or anyway, for today. this one looks like the next couple of days up through the 70's we go to about tuesday. if the middle 70's and then trailing down a little bit, not a whole lot of mercury movement with all of this red flag warning business is all done, by the way, as well. but will keep the sunshine cooking here for the next few days. certainly we are watching out for another heat spike coming our way in the next about 8 days or so. wink for planning purposes. if you just want to know their we get to next sunday into monday. the following monday, it looks like we're going to look at some hot numbers back in the home front, clearing up that fog as we get to the early

afternoon along the coast. different story here. you're probably going share this with some cloud cover. that's kind of a thing. you will have the continuation, the onshore winds, but the drizzle issue not so much during the day tonight, though, you might get some of that around the bay shoreline. a little bit of that. fog comes back again, clears back out again. typical marine layer kind of fluctuations and mixing out very nicely for the afternoon. so again, we're making the little steps here. warming up to about tuesday. let's get to the longer-range deal. we know we got warming bump here for the middle of the week. then it's about wednesday or so. get all the way here comes low again, clearing things out. will yeah. now that's interesting. looks like attempting a little shower trying to work its magic yeah. of the marine layer will thicken up a bit. so might get back to some drizzle comed week. we're going to hold off on that for right now. we'll see. we get closer. but here's the thing i was mentioning earlier next weekend. looks like a heat. spike is trying to develop some of the projections at the surface look like a contra costa county might get up to 100

plus from the delta. also up to solano county. so this is to watch sunday monday, maybe tuesday, way to little closer again. but just to but, you know, 66 san francisco along the coast here will keep in the lower 60's. still, again, we pull be probably the interference of the pesky drizzle and all that as much. 71 for burlingame. 75 foster city. 76 palo alto in the south bay mid to upper 70's with 84 morgan hill, east bay shoreline, lower 70's tri valley, lower 80's. so even in the situation, the decoupling of the temperatures, a 10 degree 84 for walnut creek, 69 berkeley, allay 68. don't forget that onshore wind through the carquinez strait. there's a littered with some 80's. 82 fairfield. 76 for napa and 81% of rose. and we only got about 7 days and the 7 day forecast here. so when we get closer, we're going to do a lot more here. but there is that mention of some drizzle saturday before the warming bump gets there. but i'll get all the ways. you can check it all out here again tuesday, wednesday appear to

be the warmest days and the but, you know, the brain has other functions to it helps with kinetic. thanks a lot. dave. >> well, for those feeling, a little unmotivated to exercise this morning. our health expert karen owoc is back and live with us in studio to help you get going and help you stay active. good morning, karen. good morning. lovely to see you. love the pink thank yeah. we are 20 today. yeah. so you know, first question you know, it can be tricky to get motivated to get up off the couch after a long day's work. you know what is what are some easy strategies that people can keep in mind to just get themselves moving. the first thing i tell them is to change your concept of their idea of what exercises kept its not just about working out. if you think about it, working out, just sounds. >> kind a little strain. you. yeah. think about playing. that's what i've been doing. a lot we're playing morning now playing a sport. it's really

popular. they did studies on men, middle-aged man and they found that those who were active in their middle ages. they tended to be more active as seniors. and if you're an active senior, that means you're going to be more functional and getting lower risk of being in a nursing home and being upended on somebody take care of you and probably a little bit more mentally sharp to definitely definitely because i mentioned sports and things like that. even some general moving can help with that stimulation. exactly. and so what are some examples for of like put perhaps non in intimidation activities? >> that those who have limited mobility can engage well. i brought my 2 and one is pickleball ok? and that's the that's the rage right now. it's good for all ages. it is it is so you can play with your your your grandmother, whatever. you just have to be a little prepared before you do or else because there is a

nickname for pickleball. that's >> i really have to emphasize preparing your body before you but but it's an excellent exercise because it really works on balance and agility. it's it can be very fast-moving lots of fun. very social. and that's really important when it comes to longevity out of social connections, right? so how does this compare to tennis? is tennis a little bit harder on the body? and that's why we like to go with this as an option for seniors. what tennessee e do have to kind of match your ability in tennis. it's a bigger court. the in pickleball a 4. it's one quarter the size of tennis court. we're going the other way and but it's a very fast-moving. so it's it's a little different. and sometimes underestimated how how taxing it can a lot of stops and starts. so you do have to have the strength to stop your momentum when your movie clots, a lateral

movements to okay. lots of fun and then ping-pong. did you watch ping pong table tennis during the badminton? i want to do when itself a gold. tell us a bit about >> ping pong and why that's such a good one for those with, i believe, alzheimer, alzheimer's and parkinson's. and this is really exciting because of the fact that we think of those 2 diseases is not really having a cure, but they found that with ping pong. it actually helps. it helps with their balance. it helps with their hand-eye coordination, motor function. and so when they are functioning better, they are they can perform their activities of daily living then also they found with alzheimer's, their mental cure. cutie is improved. so they think it has potential to really help them live. a higher, quiet quality of life and for an extended period of

time. and that is what we want for all of our, you know, our our loved ones who are a little bit older in our lives. we want make sure that they're staying active in there that mentally stimulated. >> so what are some good sports that we excuse me? some good food that we can introduce into our diet we work out very important, especially if you're involved in the sport. there's a window of opportunity met. we called metabolic up window is that you try to eat 30 to 60 minutes after you work out, ok, this is not for the recreational every other day exercise. this is someone who's training every day. and so you want to make sure you replenish the protein. okay? to to build muscle repair muscle. >> this is a dish i may. this is kind of ideal for really for post exercise has 4 protein black beans. you could also froze yogurt yogurt lentils, beans. all good sources, vitamin c is very important when it comes to

post exercise and take out one of n these different sources of vitamin we always think of wet in orange. yes, yeah. orange comes like straight to mine. yes. but in orange has only about 70 milligrams of vitamin c and really and red peppers have 3 times that amount why have twice that amount. so how interest yeah, yeah, because when i item i something that's a little sweet. but your tummy peppers actually have more than an orange as 3 times. the sweet bell peppers. so that's interesting know what think about. introducing like protein powder instead of the actual physical. >> is the actual physical item there so protein powders? they've actually done some studies and protein powders and some of those fillers. >> can be can have things in it that you don't want to make. they found some heavy metals in those protein powders and and when you think about. black beans, you're

getting so much fiber. you getting all the antioxidants in. those are things that you're not getting in in the powders. so there there is benefit. i always say food first. you don't you want to to get the nutrients. go for the food first before trying any kind of supplementation. all right. wonderful. it's karen owoc, our health expert and the author of athletes in aprons. i believe you can find a recipe for this in the book. lot of these concepts about anti-aging. all right. wonderful. thank you so much for joining welcome see you. all right. we'll be right back.

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from the summer heat. well, you may be out of luck. weather experts predict higher than usual temperatures. this autumn across the country. >> saying the season will be hotter because of la nina. east coast states are most likely to be impacted. the california coastline may have normal temperatures but other parts of the state might be unseasonably warm. astronomers say they are learning the eating habits of a colossal black hole deep in space, a ground based instrument flag. the surge in brightness from a galaxy 860 million light years from earth. that brightness pointed to a star being shredded and consumed by a massive black hole. the astronomers say the signals faded a little over one year later hinting the black hole had consumed the star. the surgeon might happen again. 2 years later, time before another meal. if today is the final day of the diocese, it of california's annual flower show each summer on the 3rd

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news. a san francisco intersection shuts down after a car goes into a building. and oakland police now looking for the gunman accused of shooting 4 people. 2 of those victims have died. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday august, the 18th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave spahr payday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and not a bad day. and today in store for us. we're well not going to have the consolation of some drizzle going on like we did yesterday. we'll probably see some better clearing along the coast, even though that lows up in the northwest warmer temperatures, a few folks well inland to. we're all kind of setting up for this heat pump coming our way by tuesday. first things first, sfo still

cooking about that half hour delay for that fog bank. you can see in the distance, there isn't much more to be had. however, except along the coast and little problem area little bit there. and that onshore wind helps produce that you can barely make it out here. but there's that low. still up north west and it actually may help for some drizzle tonight into your monday morning. a bit before we finally kiss that'll get by. there's the onshore winds. pretty much single digits. but they do pick up a little bit towards the coast. it looks like. all right. our numbers readings are the middle to upper 60's right now. little cool. 57 up there to santa rosa. however, these numbers are trailing a little bit from what we saw by yesterday will cool up there to santa rosa. but some single-digit you can see colder this morning than yesterday. but we're gonna make it up for this afternoon. 78 at 1 o'clock at 4 about 80. we do see readings happening in the lower 80's today. that's going jump up a little bit by tuesday. that's kind of a heat pump day. we're looking at but a more dramatic. he spike coming our way, probably in about 7 days or so in the

longer longer range forecast will be talking about that a little bit coming up in a bit stepping. all right, dave, thanks so much. breaking overnight, the san francisco fire department responded to a car that drove into a building at the corner of stockton imposed. >> as you can see in the video airbags deployed and crime scene tape was put across the area 4 of the 5 passengers were taken to local hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries. no word from officials yet on when that intersection reopens. building inspectors also responded to the crash. and the san francisco fire department rescued a person from a sewer pipe last night. this happened at the upper great highway at the saint the person was trapped about 20 feet below the road. first responders successfully got the person out around 05:15am. in the east bay. oakland, police are looking for the suspect accused of shooting 4 people. 2 of the victims died. kron four's jack moment reports. >> all day on saturday, oakland police were here on scene on 83rd avenue working to investigate what led up to

a shooting that left 2 people killed and 2 others injured. now, despite what happened here on the saturday, we find a community that is still working to come together and celebrate the good times. they do have here. police helicopters in the sky. and the birthday party happening on the ground. a stark contrast to what's happening down the street for the family living in this neighboring home. they argue violent crime is so common in oakland. they just choose to enjoy their saturday. and this basically made make the don't anything. i never i've been in the that 2 people dead and 2 others injured outside this apartment complex near the corner of 83rd. and holly. >> the gunman police say on the loose after opening fire during an argument. >> police were on scene all day to collect evidence. not like in time security cameras. that may be no help on

saturday. this family next door says their cameras just didn't work because my dad wanted to keep keep us safe. are you not just try to ernesto argueta grew up in this home and says the shooting is sad but not surprising. he says people were yelling outside as the ambulance took 40 minutes to arrive. almost everywhere in oakland is like that. >> it's not just in this in this area specifically, but like a lot of areas where it is. it's come a kind sad to say, you just used say you can't. is it? they always say they want to make there's no change that happens. the shooting taking place just a day after oakland police hosted a press conference saying crime is down in oakland. >> and neighbors say they just don't see it. we need that. don't. >> it's solving the problem. >> charles black on says he's lived here 52 years and he's sick of gun violence. he says he's given up on local government stepping in it. have no right. >> all of to do that. >> when you stand against that man did you have pay the price

for murder? >> we don't get to just >> now, despite the frustration for many neighbors here in this part of oakland, the investigation is still continuing as to what let up to that shooting. investigators and police say that the identities of those victims is not being released at this time. and of course, if you do have any information related to this case, you are expected to contact police reporting here in oakland, jack moment. kron 4 news. >> a man faces his 5th dui charge after a deadly crash in santa rosa. police say the collision happened friday at the lombardi court in sebastopol road intersection. santa rosa police identified the victim as jessica of munoz. police say munoz was turning left her car when a pickup truck driven by the suspect non van. when allegedly ran a red light. know suffer major injuries. she later died at the hospital when was taken to the hospital as well where police say he showed signs of intoxication. investigators say when has 4 prior arrests for dui and a

suspended license, you know, faces several charges, including felony dui and manslaughter. one person is dead and fire captain recovering from injuries after a mobile home catches on fire in mountain view. the fire happened saturday morning on moffett boulevard. fire crews managed to put out the flames and prevent it from spreading to nearby homes. the mobile home was a total loss. the cause is under investigation. and union city police are asking the community for help. finding an elderly woman diagnosed with alzheimer's disease was last on. 97 year-old nadine parker getting into an ambulance on appian way several weeks ago, police checked local medical facilities but have not been able to locate her. parker is described as 5 foot 7 and about 135 pounds. if you have any information, please contact police. >> for local election headquarters, the city of chicago is gearing up. >> to host the democratic national convention monday street closures began on friday and fencing is up

around the united center where the primary convention takes place. this all happened in 5 weeks after the rnc is slated to feature prominent democrats at the podium, including president joe biden and former presidents barack obama and bill clinton. hillary clinton is also expected to speak. and vice president harris now leading donald trump in arizona by 5 points. harris also announcing a new economic plan that claims to help millions of struggling american families. news nation's mills hayes has the latest from the campaign trail. >> vice president kamala harris campaigning through the battleground state. >> and starting to share her campaign's vision for what a harris was administration would look like. >> here's is making big promises as their plan focuses on key issues impacting the middle class like health care and housing her campaign's economic plan, looks to lower the cost of prescription drugs, help eliminate medical debt of the number of affordable houses by building 3 million new housing units

and offering financial assistance to first-time homebuyers. and harris hopes to restore the child tax credit of up to $3600 per child and order a new credit of up to $6,000 for families with newborns. the vice president's plan also wants to implement a federal ban on price gouging in the food and grocery industries and universal pre-k offering federally funded preschool for all 4 year-olds. i will make it a top priority to bring down cost and increase economic security for all americans. >> as president, i will take on the high costs that matter most to most americans like the cost of food and i will work as president with states like here in north carolina. roy cooper, thank you again to cancel medical debt for more and more million. >> and her message even before laying out her economic plan, his resignation with voters. a new poll by the new york times

and siena college reveals harris is in a tight battle with donald trump across arizona, georgia, nevada and north carolina. the state's critical to both campaigns were leaning toward trump in the months prior. why the shift support for harris is driven by younger nonwhite and female voters. groups that have been lukewarm about biden and it's not just the sun belt that's in play. harris has also pulled ahead in northern battleground states like michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin at a campaign event in nebraska today. here's his running mate, minnesota governor tim walz emphasize his campaign's plan while taking shots at their opponent. if he returns to the white house, he's going to pick up just where he left off. >> but the people around him who work within the first time are already telling us it will be much, much worse. >> raising costs on make it easier for billionaires. repealing the affordable care act so we can go back to pre existing conditions and making it impossible to get health care. but how much will it cost? the hills analysis suggests that here's economic pitch could add between 1.9, 5

trillion dollars to 2.2, 5 trillion to the federal deficit over a ten-year period. >> and that was news nation's mills. hayes reporting for us this morning. san francisco mayor willie brown says he is not out is rather a he is not ruling out legal action against former president donald trump for remarks made about him speaking outside of john's grill in san francisco saturday. the former mayor says trump must be held accountable. >> no, i don't want is a politic. i don't want to mention my name. there's always a possibility. somehow. trump has got to rectify. what he did with reference to me. and in particular. because i really want kamala harris to go unfettered torch. the president say. and she seems to be doing that over the last 3 weeks. and i'm not going to be the foundation of a

deportation order in de pere. >> last week at a rally, donald trump claimed both he and brown were on a helicopter together. that almost went down. and in that moment, trump also said brown made disparaging remarks about vice president harris who brown once dated brown says he has never written in a helicopter with trump and believes trump is confusing him for nate holden, a black politician from southern california who did ride in a helicopter with trump. former president continues to stand by his story. >> coming up on the proper morning news, a bay area singer-songwriter whose music blends american roots with soulful ballads and melodies inspired by iranian music. it stopped by our studio this morning to talk about a special benefit concert holding. we're full interview and performance up next. >> let's put those temperatures up a little bit for this afternoon inland, particularly lower 80's and getting a little warmer on that by tuesday. look at forecast. we come back kron. 4 morning news continues.

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>> 9.13, this morning taking a live look outside from our sutro south camera. lots of clouds out there. dave. >> yeah. that marine layer thick for right now. but it will clear out for us as we get to the late morning hours and early afternoon. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all we're also seeing the same thing on the east bay shoreline as well. sometimes it gets covered up like that right before starts clearing out as well. temperature check for you. mostly 60's. in fact, upper 60's. you can see in the far east bay there mixture of 50's and 60's. meanwhile, up north, so the familiar fog you can see erodes away well before noon. it will linger in

some spots. we're going to keep some scattered clouds for the bay forecast now. but on balance, looking good. maybe some sprinkles overnight to tomorrow morning here before again. that clears out for your monday afternoon. now we're starting to trail now of warming up and that resources are really much of a factor. all of that as we're looking at a different weather pattern the next couple of days, they'll be the little spike of winds in the afternoon the evening. most apparent along the coast. as you can see, you're both today and also tomorrow. this is even into tuesday. now. and that's probably going to be our in the bunch start to get some lower 90's. you folks well inland. so scattered bay clouds were even dealing with here at sfo, sunny inland, a touch warmer as we get to early into the week. we're going to lower 90's by tuesday and then backtracking for the remainder of the week. these are modest movements here. sometimes you don't get that in summer. you get a lot of sometimes persistence, but we're going to latter portion of summer. and we really haven't seen a really good spurt of monsoon moisture up

our way. we don't like that on the hope. that doesn't happen here. but we're getting now to late august and it hasn't happened. so that's good news. 66 san francisco, some variable cloud. 72 oakland, 78 going on san jose there your 80's well inland and that will be replaced by lower 90's later in the week, mixture of 80's and 70's up north 78 for san jose. and meanwhile, 60's cover the coast and for san francisco next couple of days keeping it in the 80's getting up to about 92 come tuesday. that probably be the warmest day in the bunch there in getting a little better for the latter portion a week. however, getting another heat spike. it looks like towards the following sunday and into the following week there and we'll see how all that comes together. but it looks like we're revisiting numbers like the triple digits. plus, there will be statements with that if we get it. so tba, never a dull moment when it comes to never cause. you know what? we have different sure heating. >> you know, the earth is heating up different places a different time. so you can't reach equilibrium if it nature doesn't like that. a trust to

correct ok? well been oliver thanks very for the science behind all of that. earlier today we spoke with a bay area singer-songwriter whose music blends american roots with soulful ballads and melodies inspired by iranian music. >> and proceeds from her upcoming concert does go towards a positive cause. watch this. thank you so much for joining us this morning. thanks so much for having me. we got a preview of your music during the commercial break earlier. and you are quite the performer, dizzying uniform music. so tell us a bit about you and your music. what inspires you? >> well, i've been playing music my whole life. i'd say what inspires me is a desire to bring something valuable, meaningful healing into this troubled and incredible whole world. and oh, yeah, that's what drives me as an artist to make a contribution through my soul through my songs. and you

are an oakland native. i talk very proud and how did you know growing up oakland shape who you are as an artist? >> having access to such a diverse and rich community and people from all over the world has taught me to see the one in the many and just to see the love and all the people that i encounter. and i can't imagine being from anywhere else yeah, it's just. i see oakland, everywhere i go. i'm always comparing every other place to oakland. that's beautiful message to share. and of course, you do have a big concert that's happening a bit later today. you describe it as an intimate storytelling experience. can you tell us more? >> will my songwriting is the expression of my own life experience and the way that i see the world and each of my songs is just kind of a picture into my my bigger vision for what i feel like we could be doing as a as a people to to find 11 each other yeah. so and i have

incredible band that's going to be joining me. i'll be blending iranian traditional music with my american roots. singer-songwriter style and and expressing myself that and also proceeds from tonight's event. a portion of that will be going towards an organization. that's also little bit of the bay area. yes, the diaspora arts connection is a good friend of pported me in my career and they do a lot of work in bringing ds pork artists to audiences in the bay area and in doing so bridging these gaps, his cultural gaps between people. i just believe that the arts are the vehicle for. >> mending the wounds that i think we as a people have experienced and that does lead to my next question here. >> what is the message that you hope people will take away when they hear you perform and hear your music? especially at a time when there is so much conflict happening in the world right now. i hope and pray that my music can be part

of the story for people's healing and their lives that they can. >> find an encounter their own true and authentic self and make a commitment to expressing themselves truly and and also softening in surrendering that the hardness that we all have to build up around ourselves to survive, that there could be a moment of a break. you know that you can come to my show tonight and just lean back and feel like you don't have to carry the world on your shoulders because there's something that's lightning the load. that's my life's purpose. attribute a full think houston and allowing ourselves to feel a little vulnerable. yes, and safe to do that. yes, absolutely. and so for people who are interested, they want to get more information about tonight's event. how can they do that? you can go my website and get a ticket or you can go to the freight and salvage dot org website and check out my videos and get your tickets and have a good and learn a

bit more about you you're doing a special performance for us today. tell us bit about that. >> well, this song, actually, i am a guitar player and i wrote the song on the guitar, but i put it to this set are here, which is an iranian instrument to to the song is called wash it all the way. it's the title track of my most recent album, which is also available for people to listen to and enjoy. yeah, just converted it to the set higher so that i could bring this and share this with you. all right. well, we're looking forward to this live performance and we'll let you take it away. aj shams, ida, local singer-songwriter. >> we >> a home we

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>> a fun day for the foodies in san francisco on saturday, dozens of local restaurants showcased items off their menu after the second year in a row. more than 40 local pizzerias, bagel makers and breweries took over the streets in the north beach neighborhood last year, organizers raised over $90,000 this year. even more is expected as the event completely sold out. >> how ai is transforming google products from cameras to smart watches. plus a chat life like you might forget. you're talking to a computer. i'm

>> now on the kron 4 morning news governor gavin newsom signs new public safety measures aimed at tackling smash-and-grabs and other retail theft. and students getting ready to head back to college could face financial aid delays. experts say that could lead to a different admissions. i-29 this morning. thanks so much for joining us. back here at the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> let's get you started this half hour with a look at our weather forecast with dave sphar heyday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. you know, we've been showing you all this morning about the fog has been hanging around the bay, which is somtwhat typical. that's a little portion there. the golden gate. you can see there. >> up to the distance. but you know what? there's some improvements happening in places you wouldn't expect. that means along the coast. look at this half moon bay. >> blue skies start to kick in here. how about that action? this is a big improvement from yesterday. although temps will be on the cool side today. hey, that's ok and looking pretty good in people already out there sporting the weather. that's looking pretty good at that front. all right. breaking things down. well,

inland are going to see 78 going on by one at for about 80 were looking for the lower 80's for a lot of locations. they're saying tri valley and points up around solano county and up in the north bay to we'll get more into that later. of course, there's that low still hanging around a little bit and a whisper. the monsoon in arizona going to stay that way. so we're going to stay pretty much into the clear temperatures for you right now. we got the mid to upper 60's antioch, already sporting 70 at this hour, lower 60's, hugging the coast and for comparison sake, we're still trailing except for some of you, folks. well inland, you can see numbers pretty much on target there. hayward also conquered right there as it was from yesterday. coming up a little bit here. we're going to that 4 zone forecast get into the extended and also mention what's going to happen beyond it looks like there's another heat by coming our way because it's still summer could have more on that and a bit teary, stephanie. all right. looking forward thank you. >> homa police need your help this morning. finding 4 suspects accused of stealing more than $5,000 worth of merchandise. the suspects are shown on your screen. there.

investigators say the theft happened sunday, july 14th shortly before 09:00pm. the car that the suspects drove is described as a white toyota sedan. anyone with information is asked to call coma. police. man is in jail for an alleged unprovoked attack with a metal pipe. investigators say it happened last week at steamer landing park officers say they saw the suspect attacking the victim but didn't see him using the pipe after arresting the suspect. police discovered the metal pipe believed to be used in the alleged assault. the victim was treated for minor injuries but suspect charged with assault with a deadly weapon. >> and new this morning, san jose police released details on funeral services for officer long fam officer families killed while directing traffic around a car crash by a suspected drunk driver. a celebration of life is scheduled friday, august 30th at 11:00am. it will be at the s s a p center on santa clara street in san jose.

>> a locked door loophole bill is now a law. governor gavin newsom signed it as part of a package of public safety measures. >> and that tackling smash-and-grabs and other retail theft under the law. victims of car theft no longer need to prove their car door was locked when it was broken into the new law co authored by state senator scott wiener also addresses issue of thieves selling valuables from their stolen cars. now people could be prosecuted for holding more than $950 of stolen goods intended for resale. first of its kind lawsuit in san francisco is targeted websites that make ai deepfake adult content. san francisco is suing 16 websites accusing the owners of creating fake nude pictures of women and girls without their consent. the city attorney says these web sites allow users to use open source artificial intelligence, the place the faces of real women onto nude bodies, possibly violating federal and state laws. >> these images are used to bully, humiliate and threaten women and girls. the fbi has

warned of an uptick in extortion schemes using ai generated non-consensual. and the impact on victims has been devastating. on their reputations. the mental health loss of autonomy. and in some instances causing individuals to become suicidal. >> the lawsuit targets 6 different companies in the u.s. and europe. in addition to seeking civil penalties, a lawsuit also aims to have the websites blocked if they continue to post illegal content. the names of the websites were redacted from the lawsuit to prevent encouraging people to visit them. for your money is growing concern that fewer students will be able to attend college this year. this comes after the state department of education announced that fafsa will once again be delayed until december. 1st, widespread problems with free application for federal student aid cause difficulties for students in california, especially for mixed status. students, students with at least one parent without a social

security number in a called for the department of education says in part, quote, we are deeply committed to ensuring students and families have the information they need to make informed decisions about their higher education plans will continue to partner with the u.s. department of education to provide a smooth application process this next year. governor gavin newsom unveiled a proposal requiring oil companies to maintain a fuel reserve in an effort to prevent price spikes. he says the state would impose penalties on refiners. the failed to comply with those proposed requirements. newsom was blamed oil companies for the state's high fuel prices signed a bill into law last year to prevent price gouging. chevron opposes these efforts and is moving its headquarters to san ramon to houston to the by the end of the year. chevron blame california policies for the high cost of fuel in the state. and taking a look now at gas prices in the bay area. those have remained steady since the start of the week. the state average for the price of regular is 4.60, the most

expensive gas in the bay area in santa rosa at $4.86. centerville landing in about the middle of $4.73 the cheapest gas in san jose at $4 and $0.58 a gallon. prescription drugs will eventually cost less. the biden administration announced a deal with pharmaceutical companies to lower prices for 10 of medicare's costly us drugs. from blood thinners to diabetes medications. this will go intc effect until 2026. the white house says the move will save taxpayers 6 billion dollars. and when i was taking some of its self-driving cars on a winter road trip, the autonomous car maker announced it will test some of its fleet not too far from lake tahoe. this winter. the goal is to ensure the cars can perform well in bad weather. and the south bay, google is going to ai revolution on its products. our rich demuro has the latest from mountain view.

>> at the latest made by google event held at the company's new bay view campus. lots of hardware on display. but at the heart of it google is brand of ai called gemini. it's incredibly exciting time because ai has this huge potential to change how we think about technology products. pixel phones are getting new ai-powered weather forecasts call summaries and image editing tricks. it's clear all of these devices are delivery methods for the ai features at yourself to photos, reframe them and take better panoramic pictures at night. we lost comcast in 2013 and it changed tv. but now every tv is smart. so google betting on a new set top box called the google tv streamer for k with apps and smart home controls via for ktv. i wanted to last, you know, 5 to 10 years potentially was a box. you might want pay every 2, 3, years. and that's how we think about it all. so new, the pixel watch 3 now in a larger

size that has been the number one request in pixel. watch one and finally, bring you the second size with this screen is also brighter. you can capture voice notes right from your wrist and it will tell your caller to hold on while you find your phone. >> there's also a potentially lifesaving new feature called last of post detection launching in europe first, which is taking motion data and how do that, combining that to see if there's any loss of funds and then contacting both emergency contact and emergency services to get your quick help. and you guessed it, even google's ear buds are getting a dose of ai. give them a twist for a secure fit and won't happen to banish outside noise. that is a lot of city noise. and as soon as they had noise cancellation. >> i'm not here in the city noise anymore. i also got a sneak peek at gemini live, which is a conversational ai assistant. you can talk to like a friend. here's one of the voices i have. here's another voice i can use me to be like to listen to a voice like this. although you can

hear our conversation, i can assure you this next level of ai chat might fool you into thinking you've made friends with the smartest person on even the mannerisms, the way that he started the conversation and started the answer. it sounded very human-like that's rolling out now to android gemini subscribers and soon to ios the line between real and computer is about to get blurry. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> well, this weekend marks the final bay bridge series between the giants and the a's. after this season. the a's move to a temporary facility in sacramento where they will stay until a new stadium is built in las vegas. the 2 teams started the final set of games yesterday at the coliseum. the a's of the giants find themselves or whether they found themselves in a good old-fashioned pitchers duel. the a's would go on to win 2 to nothing. tune in tonight for our coverage at the coliseum for the final bay bridge series game in this historic rival.

and the forty-niners first home preseason game is today against the new orleans saints. >> officials recommend fans take public transpogtation. heavy traffic is expected on surrounding streets and freeways. you can take caltrain and track where vta to get to the or purchase a joint adult caltrain and bt a day pass or use clipper. if you are driving parking. lots open at one 30 pm gates open at 3 in the game starts at 5. take a look at this. san francisco's kings of the street car show rolled through the mission district earlier saturday. organizers say this is the biggest event of its kind in the u.s. it started yesterday at the palace of fine arts then rolled on down to the mission. caused quite a bit of traffic. but the cars did put on a fun show for people in the area. this was the first time the show has been held since california decriminalize low rider cruise. it. i'm 40 this morning and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the world health organization this

week declared m-pox a global health emergency. >> we spoke with a local professor on what that means for the bay area. >> and take a gander high temperatures projected for today. mid 80's going on well inland or where to get more into this and the 4 zone forecast. talk about that little he pumped by tuesday and what, what, what we're going and maybe a big heat spike coming our way to the end of next week. and are you want to hear that? i got to do, though, from for

>> i'm 43 this morning live. look outside at the embarcadero. gorgeous view of the bay bridge out there in san francisco. and we could

see a bit of a breeze as well day. this is great, stephanie. yeah, good morning and good morning, everybody. you know what we're going to see is this kind of the part up a little bit. got the shot from mount tam. and there you see kind of also as well. that's that's a marine layer. and then above us. >> that's what gets the drier air. and we kind of clear that all out. so just be a little patient. and we're gonna go back to the mostly oh, by the way, headed up to the mountains. not too bad. next couple of days, we've got some 70's in line here wednesday about 73 word to the wise, though, if you're thinking about going on there for a summer, her our whatever got a heat spike potentially on the horizon coming our way for future planning. let's walk through futurecast for right now. see what happens today. look how nice is. all the fog of app or eights tonight. maybe some drizzle going on in the mount excuse me the coast. excuse me perhaps near the water's edge around the bay. then we get to daybreak. we're left with just the fog a bit. that clears out pretty rapidly again. back to the mostly sunny mode. little warmer tomorrow. little warmer. still on tuesday. let's get longer

range for that first things. first, this low in our backyard. sweet to have that around. that starts to dissipate. get to tuesday. we're going to somewhat of a warm bump. however, new low drops to the that feels good. and that will be to the end of the week early into the weekend. but boy, did things flip real quick. you can see the development already of another heat spike coming our way. not clear on the details yet the surface temperature projections are pushing us beyond the triple digits around the carquinez strait contra costa county solano county know the normal suspects for this. so stay tuned. if we do get up 100 by sunday monday, you're going to hear about heat advisory and all that kind of business. so wait, we get a little closer on that. but nice to escape, perhaps to the coast or in the mountains with that arriving. all right. your 4 zone forecast the sunday. 66 san francisco already seeing some clearing happening along the coast, but pencil in a few scattered clouds in there this afternoon. not that of those temps to cole. 71 going on for burlingame will do about 75 for foster city, san carlos. 78 along with redwood city,

redwood city, middle to upper 70's going on here in the south bay, although popping into the 80's. when you get inland more los gatos and morgan hill also in the 80's, lower 70's happening for the east bay shoreline, tri valley, lower 80's. so we got a good 10 degrees, separation going on there. but both conditions fairly mild for the season. 84 for walnut creek berkeley at 69. 68 allay typical onshore wind helping out carquinez strait does start to get in the 80's again, though, can watch out about next monday. 82 fairfield, 76 for napa and santa rosa at 81. so here's the projections going forward over this week. now, here's a warm-up was talked about 92 tuesday wednesday. then tears down real quickly with that low. by the way, friday into saturday might start to get some drizzle going on here again. and that might actually be a little bit more inland. it looks like it's kind of promising in a way to get there and everything. but some folks in the east bay, this time you might get the drizzle rather than just along the coast, depending where that low cuts out. then afterwards, we'll look out, right? got

stuff again. never a dull moment area whether you got it right? thanks a lot, dave. >> for your health, the world health organization this week declared m-pox a global health emergency so far has broken out in 13 african nations and spread to europe with more than 14,000 cases and 500. and 24 deaths here in the bay aiea. san francisco public health officials say levels in the city remained very low. the seven-day average now at 0 cases. earlier today i spoke with cal state east bay associate professor and public health care doctor arnab mukherjee on the potential risks and warnings for m-pox. good morning to you, doctor. >> stephanie, good to be here. >> so perhaps you could clarify the situation for us here in the bay area. so we know that san francisco public health officials, it seems like they released these numbers revealing that there was m-pox detected in san francisco wastewater. but you know how serious should be.

should we be looking at the situation here? >> so first of all, there, as you understand that the world health organization has declared a global emergency for m-pox, which is different from a pandemic. just to be clear. and the global emergency really is around the spread of a new%variant of m-pox in mostly in the apdemocratic republic of congo and other areas of africa. so that new strain called clade so that's really been limited to the african continent. the first case of imported impasse under this new variant was just caught in sweden this past week for somebody who traveled so it's it's important to know that the what we're seeing in the wastewater m-pox is a prior strain and that strain very low. both in the bay area and in the united states. to that extent, there really is no cause for major concern as opposed to other viruses that are circulating within society. >> understood. so in terms of vaccination, which is still considered one of the best ways to keep ourselves safe.

will this latest vaccine that's out there to treat m-pox. does that also addressed this new strain that's being seen in africa now in parts of europe? >> to my understanding is yes, the the current vaccine that's available on the market in for distribution has durability against this new strain of the new strain is about, you know, 6 months old. so we don't know a lot. what we do understand is it might be more transmissible. i want to reiterate that the spread of m-pox as opposed to covid happens very slowly. secondly, it requires very close physical contact. so imagine hugging, engaging in behavior, sharing of linens, bedsheets, those types of things. so it's not respiratory virus to spread. it varies. the spread is very slow. and then the symptoms present very slowly, flu-like sort of profile, followed by a characteristic rash that happens with any pox, if you will. that being you know, basically the global emergency is a cause for vigilance that we know

something is happening in congo and the and rest of africa. it is going to be important to mobilize all of our public health resources from countries that have have more resources to do so to deploy vaccines and antivirals to those areas. before we see any importing of cases. but nonetheless, i want to reiterate that cause for concern is very low. and as you mentioned in san francisco, the average case rate of 0. and that's even with prior circulating version of the virus in the united states. doctor, thank you so much for clarifying on the fact that we are looking at 2 different strains. >> of m-pox and that the strain that was found in san francisco recently >> is different from what we're seeing now in this outbreak in africa and also impacting parts of europe. very helpful. the station there. now in terms of best practices that people can do to keep themselves safe in the bay area. and just in the u.s. in general, what is your guidance there? >> so i think with the covid

pandemic, we've been very attuned to paying attention to our bodies and how they react a certain things. so just like with any other virus, you know, if you are noticing something you know, you and a lot of the symptoms are nonspecific flu-like symptoms. but in the prior pre-covid world, we tended to ignore those. and i think we just have to have a little bit of heightened vigilance, of course, for something like m-pox, your risk goes if you probably have any contact with somebody who has traveled to, you know, the african continent, et or you've been engaging in behaviors that, you know, have a lot of close body contact. that being said, you know, i think if you notice something that, you know, resembles any kind of viral infection and that lingers within a 24 to 72 hour window. i think it's important to go get checked out to go. get tested, just like you would with any other infection. the good thing about m-pox, if you can say is that we have a lot of medications, both for preventive purposes like a vaccine, but also antiretroviral treatment that

if somebody is infected, we can get it under control pretty quickly. as long as it's come to the notice of medical professionals are. >> got it, doctor. and just quick additional point of clarification, are there any differences in symptoms when it comes to these 2 different strains. >> you know, i've looked at the clade once trained, you know, it's relatively new. i haven't seen anything definitive that suggests that the symptoms of the the different strains are remarkably different. so i think if it presents like a pox, you know if remember for those of us as old as i chicken pox that the hawks moniker israeli characteristic of a rash profile that happens across the box. so it's something like that should you know, present itself? you know, i think it's a safe bet to go. get checked out by medical professional. more so than not. it's probably going to be nothing of concern. but i think we just need to have individual inc in these times globalization. and, you know, viral circulation. >> all right. cal state, east

bay, associate professor and public health care doctor are u so much for your time. this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you, stephanie, for having me.

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>> all right. looking for some relief from the summer heat. well, you might be out a lock weather experts. they predict higher than usual. temperatures that this autumn across the country, noaa say this season will be hotter because of la nina. east coast states are most likely to be impacted the california coastline. they have normal

temperatures but other parts of the state might be unseasonably war. astronomers say they are learning the eating habits of a colossal black hole deep in space. this is a hungry one ground based instrument flag, a surge in brightness from a galaxy 860 million light years from earth. and that brightness pointed to a star being shredded and consumed by a massive black hole. the astronomers say the signals faded a little a little over a year later hinting that the black hole had consumed the start. so took it sometimes apartment. yeah. and the surgeon light happened again. 2 years later, which meant that it was probably time for another meal. but from ation is not lost except the hawking radiation that comes out over time. that's a lot of the interview. no one in the way our black hole. >> and there we did see, that's only 12 25,000 light years away in our galaxy here. and they did see some flashes occurring there to. they're still trying to work on what that is. but something happened 25,000 years ago. that's obviously, yeah, we may

be other black well in our universe, our galaxy here. yeah. that one is so far away. 800 million light years away. we were just like plants, plants and stuff like just point was that it was just getting out of the boring billions, not boring in the forecast here. here's what's happening. middle of the week. we're bumping up temps. okay. that looks good. that low coming back down again. yeah. as breaking and that what what? what were you going? yeah. what's happening after next weekend as boom. another heat spike our way to stephanie to be determined on details on this. i look at some of the surface estimations, maybe about 100 plus the folks carquinez strait cut across the county. that would be next sunday of the following monday. if that happens, we'll have some heat advisories and all that kind of business will have more details. we get a little closer. there's your heat tuesday. wednesday. then cooling off. oh, yeah. 80 by friday saturday. maybe some sprinkles. and all that. we'll see how that all pans out later. all right. sounds great. thanks so much and they still love you for joining us here in the crowd for weekend

morning news to see you back here next weekend. 07:00am taking care of yourselves. everybody try to stay cool.

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