jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time as we go into the wild. >> wrecking, could you don't know if you could have a place that their head, you know? >> now on the kron 4 morning news, the city of san jose announces plans to clear out a major homeless encampment near

the airport impacting more than 100 unhoused people. plus. >> feeling something bad was going to happen again. >> community members in santa rosa mourn the loss of a beloved former teacher. how he is being remembered. >> from the area's local news station. you're watchin the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday and let's officially start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and that marine layer is checking in again with the fog in the clouds and all that business. but that's going to mix out pretty nicely for us. it looks like even across the bay, there was some leftover scattered clouds to make note of. but it looks like we'll take a little break from the heat this and then into next week. oh, yes, summer is coming back again. i know we say the unofficial end, but it's not going pan out that way too sweet. this year. here's a look at what we got going on. the cloud cover the fog in places. you can see a

little bit of an onshore breeze that will be with us throughout the day today. not much to see from the clouds aloft a little flashing. you see just some bad framed its and the radar. so aloft. we don't have a lot of cloud cover action. it's pretty much that lower level moisture of the marine layer this checking in on shore, winds in place. that's a good thing to see. look at your temperatures. we're into the middle 60's with some chilly 50's up north. quick contrast for you. pretty close to yesterday's numbers. a little bit ahead, though, across much of midday and a little bit up in the north bay to so ago about 74, 11 o'clock by to about 86 improvement, although some spots in little still see about 90 looks like more of an 80's game for tomorrow. a little bit of a break for your labor day as well. we'll have more on your holiday forecast coming up in 70's. all right, dave, thank you. >> in the latest crackdown against homelessness, san jose officials plan to clear out a major encampment near the airport tuesday impacting more than 100 unhoused people. kron four's jeff moment has reaction.

>> right in front of the san jose international airport because of this reason jets flying up just a couple 100 feet above us here. also really close to us isn't an house and cabinet with more than 100 people living there. >> that's a big issue. the city of san jose tells us because those people living so close to the flight path here, violate faa guidelines like i'm trying to throw a garbage. somebody made a garbage pile here to jackson has been working hard to keep her space clean here. she says the city of san jose has been critical of trash. >> around this encampment in columbus park, we never know when. they're gonna come. despite staying busy, she's one of dozens of people here who may be forced out of the encampment next week. >> and beyond the trash. there's another big news house advocates say the city complaints that campfire smoke and birds attracted to the encampment pose a danger to planes taking off and landing at the san jose international airport. city officials have been posting these flyers saying people need to move from this part of the encampment by tuesday or they

will be forced out. league is unfair because the government was put in place to take care of the underdog. and on friday afternoon about dozen people protested the sweep advocates saying san jose mayor matt mahan is going back on his word saying he's been long opposed to sweeping encampments unless residents have somewhere to go. >> that's not the case for people in this encampment. the mayor's position seems to have changed, you know, within. >> his first post in his first media, quote, unlike leaders, if there's no place people to go, then why are you shifting them? but health advocate sean cartwright says more sweeps will push people into the suburbs away from downtown. >> she's asking the city to reconsider its plants. so then when they show up in some like residential neighborhood. >> people are going to clutch their pearls and the like. how did this happened? talk to the mayor. >> mayor matt, they his office sent kron 4 statement where they say this specific and candidate has post too many safety risks saying, quote, the faa requires us to keep certain areas around columbus

park, clear because it is in the airport's flight path. we simply don't have enough capacity today for the over 4,500 people living outdoors. many people which ballpark live around >> overly have over 100 people here. >> including kids and for everybody here, including debbie, a he's been here for years. they just want a chance to get out and get just some kind of house and said, whoa, that jack moment kron 4 news. >> and this morning, a high school community in santa rosa is mourning the loss of their longtime teacher and coach after a deadly deadly multi-vehicle crash thursday on highway 12 kron four's lezla gooden reports. >> whenever i set foot on this on this patterns here. the spirit, spirit resides here. cardinal newman high school is where pat fortune. >> called home as a social studies teacher and a coach for over 40 years. he's wants meant he turned friend. dave says he made students feel

like they mattered here. 73. i believe it was his first year too. >> to 2019. so over that time he worked with hundreds of students and different faculty gain the respect amongst all of us. dave says learning that his friend. >> of over 10 years was killed on thursday was devastating. >> this impact most definitely. you know, we. we love you know, you have such a influence on this place on me. and i want to thank you for that. pat was driving in a pickup truck when a big rig. >> plowed into 11 cars waiting at a red light on highway 12, injuring 9 other people. and breaking the hearts of many of his former students like coach michael. >> you know, it was devastating. happened right over where i live. and i just was just in that area. in just a few minutes before happened.

and i was upset about what was going the time because very busy intersection. doing heavy construction during that time today, which was i and i had a feeling something bad was going to happen get. michael says pat, not only coached baseball. >> and track and field, he gave them lessons and light switch that he made. >> for us, our senior or junior think it was. and it said cardinal newman, baseball. >> and he was really >> and that meant a lot. and i learned from him what that word means. and cardinal newman high school was a special place for pat. >> he met his wife here, created lasting memories and even has a track and field named after him. >> i'm coming. i'm coming to see you. i'll be there. i know where you are. you know, it's sad that you're gone. but your memory will live on. >> within my lets the gooding kron. 4 news. santa rosa

police took a 14 year-old student into custody. he is accused of stabbing another student at elsie allen high school. police say the stabbing happened around 12 30 friday afternoon during a fight between a 14 year-old and a 13 year-old police released this picture of a knife believed to have been used in this in case in this case, the 13 year-old was taken to the hospital with a minor stab wound. it's san francisco. a man is recovering in the hospital from life-threatening injuries after getting hit by a car. police say it happened around 4 o'clock friday afternoon in the area of the bay street and columbus avenue in north beach, the driver remained on scene to cooperate with investigators. police say drugs nor alcohol appear to be factors. the oakland museum is halfway to its new excuse me, the oakland coliseum is halfway to its new future. the a's finalize the sale of its half of the site friday with the african american sports and entertainment group for

125 million dollars. the city of oakland must do the same for its part of the property by sunday. if that doesn't happen, the city reverts to a contingency budget which city staff have said could lead could lead to the cutting of 100 police officers and the rotating closure of 5 fire stations. re bobbitt with a se jie says he is optimistic a deal will happen. >> we have been, you know, really moving very quickly to make sure we meet those timelines. and, you know, those or timelines that we feel are very much doable. >> the proposed redevelopment would include a sports entertainment and tourism venue centered around the oakland arena and a new neighborhood of affordable housing. sunset night market is back in san francisco sunset district and dozens of vendors offer plenty to see shop and eat last year's night market attracted more than 10,000 people. organizers expanded this year's event on irving street to stretch between 19 to 26 avenues. award-winning chef martin yan

was also there for some food demos and a book signing. happening right now. chp officers are out in full force across our state, keeping an eye out for drivers under the influence, speeding or not wearing seat belts. chp has maximum enforcement period remains in effect for the labor day weekend through monday. and for those traveling by plane. a live look now at sfo. tsa plans to screen more than 17 million people during this holiday weekend nationwide through wednesday again, live look outside. you can see lots of plans out there on the tarmac the airport is expecting some 930,000 travelers. that's almost 9% higher than last year. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news helping undocumented migrants buy a home. >> a look at the bill that would give them financial assistance. plus, a half moon bay man is sentenced to nearly 2 decades in prison for attempted murder. the latest developments in the case. >> and we're take a little bit of a break from all this heat

thae we had from earlier into the week. a look at the numbers today getting into the mid to upper 80's for highs. improving on that for tomorrow. over next week. look out of the forecast for prom

>> this morning live look outside from our mount tam camera, looking gorgeous out there above the clouds. let's check in for more. our forecast with dave sphar heyday. hey, good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and what take care of these fake clouds yeah, that's right. now here's a shot in the market there. you can kind of the overcast few. >> that will prove we start to get the morning hours and this will again mix on something aloft here. this is all kind of local moisture is the marine layer, which could be a

little bit more aggressive. so tomorrow, which is a good thing, help out with those temperatures as we take almost a little intermission. intermission, not a break, but an intermission here from summer for a couple of days here. got some 50's and 60's off to the east bay. well, livermore, 58 50's up north. 59 going on for san francisco. we got a 64. meanwhile, 4 san jose back to future cast for here. as we talked about, we do improve the skies here, have some scattered clouds a little bit into the afternoon. but for the most part, turning kind of mostly sunny. little minor flare up of a few showers up in the mountains. just a touch tomorrow. different story. here's the marine layer again, flooding. as you can see, the sacramento valley, then we get to later in the morning hours and still hanging on to some scattered clouds. it looks like favoring mid bay into the peninsula. little bit here. so might carry some of that cloud cover into the afternoon tomorrow. but everybody's looking at improved numbers talking about in la numbers to be highs in the mid 80's. so that's a nice improvement. again, the typical flare up of a few showers in the mountains all

day and tomorrow. we'll see that continuat on of the machine of the onshore winds. a pop a little bit with daytime heating in the afternoon. that's good news. we shut that off entirely that we get those heat spikes. so for today, morning bay clouds and clearing, here's us in the background, very warm inland. still what 90's going on. but 70's approaching 90 should say, with 70's for the bay now, stubborn bay fog. we just showed you that cooler temps still lower to middle 80's happening inland. so that's a nice improvement. but next week, sunny, nice monday. but away we go tuesday, wednesday, thursday, those the 3 big days to watch here. no statements with that at all. but it looks like we're gonna graze 100 or go a little bit beyond that. and that'll be enough to have a wind advisory. sorry, wind heat advisory may be being issued. so on the lookout for that today, san francisco, 69 with morning clouds and mild. 74 for open 83. meanwhile, 4 san jose. but as i said earlier, you'll see some spots inland that will crack still

about 90, not as impressive up in the north bay will be more lower to middle 80's again, everybody improving tomorrow. let's keep those 70's, though, for the bay. so looks like looks nice for that as we get a nice little break here from the oppressive deep summer. 83 sunday, monday at 85 cars. it's going the other direction. back up again to 100 plus. so we're not done with summer yet september, even though it is a fall month and logical calendar wise. but, you wow, ok, all right. so we'll keep the ac we yesterday all right. thanks a lot to that. >> social media company x plans to shut down its san francisco headquarters in 2 weeks. >> according to a report by fortune, the company sent a note to staff confirming it closes for good on september. 13th, said headquarters on market street has long served as the social media company's global headquarters in july, elon musk announced he would move the company to austin, texas. meantime, overseas ex is now banned in brazil. a judge there made the decision

after elon musk refuse to name allegal representative for the platform in brazil. the judge clashing with musk since april when the court first ordered the suspension of dozens of ex accounts allegedly spreading misinformation. market research group emarketer says some 40 million brazilians, roughly one-fifth of the population access x at least once per month. a new study shows an association between covid-19 infection and hearing loss and young adults. researchers in south korea looked at more than 6 million young adults, ages 20 to 39. they found those who tested positive for covid in the past were 3 and a half times more likely to experience hearing loss. despite these findings, researchers did not uncover a direct link between covid and hearing loss. first in the nation. bill is now on governor gavin newsom's desk if signed into law, it will allow undocumented immigrants to get assistance from the state to buy a home. has the story. >> it's a proposal that may

soon become state law after months and months of debate. in addition to the required low to moderate income. >> status. what and applicants immigration status is cannot a disqualifying criterion. >> that's the essence of assembly bill. 18, 40 home purchase assistance program. now headed to the governor's desk. be 18, 40 would expand the language of the ongoing program under the california housing finance authority to be more inclusive. so apple regardless of citizenship could receive up to $150,000 in state funding in down payment assistance. but the court question is >> whether or not folks should be able to receive state funded programs, whether it's for housing assistance or any other program. and if they are

not lawful immigrants here in the state of california for this daughter of an undocumented grape picker, it's a hard yes. >> i kind of strongly do immigrants are the main workers. are like in the fields picking produce to help this county and other cities around. >> early rc says she knows firsthand the challenges immigration status can bring. >> i see the struggle that off week by week by check by - check. her friend agrees saying housing assistance frees them up so that they can work on getting their papers needed to be a full citizen of the united states. undocumented immigrants tend to not be able to hold jobs, obviously. but the other perspective taxpayer dollars should be given to citizens as this resident says. >> into not feel that we owe them anything and when they don't owe us anything, they are here by due process by all means yes. still being illegals. i think it's a slap

in our face under the proposal to be eligible applicants would be to be credit worthy taxpayers and prove it with a taxpayer id or social security number. >> that was our reporting for us. and with immigration, such a hot button topic this election year. questions on if passing this bill might make democrats of soft on the issue. and this is why some are speculating that governor g in newsom will ulti veto this bill. he has until the end of september to sign the bill into law. half a man has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for attempted murder. investigators say in 2022. 51 year-old martin medina try to kill a co-worker because of ongoing work-related tension. according to prosecutors, he shot through the victim's home at california terra garden, the same farm that 6 months later became infamous for a deadly mass shooting. investigators say in january 2023 farmworker chin. the shot and killed his co-workers.

told investigators he was angry because he was being bullied while working on the farms and being treated unfairly. dow remains in custody awaiting trial. and violence broke out again last month. the california terra gardens, according to officials, a man who had been fired from that farm, threatened to kill 4 co-workers for allegedly left get him over his wife's affair with another employee, he was arrested and faces several charges. >> it was clear from the moment that i shook hand. that long was deeply proud to be part of this department. to be part of this family. >> a memorial service happened friday for san jose community service officer long pham. he was hit and killed by a drunk driver while directing traffic in san jose earlier this month. the service happen at the sapd center friday. friends remembered him as a good man who loved his job. >> i feel really sad that but i

>> why would walk lead to be in mind? >> he wouldn't want us to. >> visible. >> another officer was also hurt in the same crash that killed them. she is expected to be okay. the man accused of crashing into them faces murder and dui charges. the owners of a longtime oakland business say they are heartbroken following a break-in, african caribbean food market has been on 8th and clay streets for nearly 30 years. and video from early thursday morning shows 4 people smashing in the front door and ransacking the market. the owner of the store says the burglars caused around $20,000 in damages. >> they tore apart everything they yanked the register. the 2 things they went into. mike office space. it feels like so defeating.

>> the market's owner says it's been a lot of hard work running a small business in oakland, but as they are grateful, the crime did not happen when customers were in the store. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a pair of shoplifters caught on security cameras where this happened.

>> alright security video from a kohl's and campbell shows a man and a woman stealing clothes from the store. and police say the pair were seen removing security sensors from the clothing. police managed to arrest the woman down the street from the store. police

say the man was arrested after he was caught hiding on a rooftop. investigators say they also recovered a stolen car. the pair left in the kohl's parking lot. and take a look at this. chp officers recovered 100 pounds of meth during a traffic stop on 101 in monterey county. the estimated street value of these drugs is about $120,000. the driver from salinas was arrested and booked into the monterey county jail. 7.25. this morning. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. people messages found at an after-school youth park in san francisco. >> we hear from local officials who say this is not the first time this has happened. now on the kron 4

morning news, new penalties for sideshows ahead of labor day weekend. >> the planned from san francisco officials to hold participants accountable. and a north bay man faces charges for allegedly stealing home depot supplies. all h of right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news 7.28. this morning. we're going to get to all those top stories in just a moment here. but let's get you started this half hour with a look at your saturday morning forecast with dave sphar. hey, dave. >> hey, good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and that marine layer is given us this cloud cover and fog start things off somewhat typical, but it will break up for the afternoon. looks like a be a little bit more sluggish, however, tomorrow. and with that come some of the cooler temperatures that will enjoy with this 2 compared to what's coming our way next week and other heat bumper spike as we're looking at first things,

1st, half moon bay covered in this fog. as you can see, we should clear this out a little bit for the afternoon. our temperature check for you. mostly 50's for the north bay. 61, though at half moon bay's you can see a lot of 60's for the east bay. 59. meanwhile, for livermore, by comparison to yesterday, we're close, give or take a degree on each end, little cooler down to south as you'll notice there. no interference coming from systems aloft. so it's all kind of the local stuff. there is a little whisper of moisture coming in from the southeast. almost like a a little touch of a flavor of the monsoon that you will see in the mountains a little bit in the way of some stray showers after we get some daytime heating up there. 74 for 11 o'clock by 2, 1, to about 85. now some spots will still manage about 90 but taking a breather as we get to your sunday and even a little bit into monday. next week, though, another heat spike coming our way. we'll have more of those details in a moment. something. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. racist graffiti was discovered outside a youth after-school programs building

friday, trump was fully chagall spoke with the program's founder and brings us this reaction. >> it was spray painted. in word all inward first as first. that is the first thing renard monroe saw when he walk down the ramp to you first at them or said heights playground in san francisco friday morning, a rope tied to the door. shaped like a noose was also left behind. very that. >> was removed with the children arrive in rome, founded the after school program 24 years ago and has headquartered the nonprofit in the park. >> for 16 years, he says this is the first time vandals have spray painted the building with a racial slur have children here. we have. >> families here. believe in this program want drive in this community and we just can't be flourishing. take monroe called the san francisco park rangers about the incident and filed a report with the police

department. >> within hours, the crew with the city's recreation and parks department cleaned up the graffiti. san francisco supervisor ahsha safai fi yi represents this part of the lakeview neighborhood and says he will do everything possible to hold those responsible accountable, especially following racist epithets being hurled by a resident at monroe earlier this week in a statement south by e says in part, quote, on this appalling display of hate has no place in our community. this incident is not just an attack on a building. it's an attack on the values we uphold in san francisco diversity, inclusion and respect for all its best is at time of the leader for my team trying to be no arrests have been announced in san francisco. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> mayor london breed introduce new legislation friday to crack down on sideshows. help was rob nesbitt reports. >> mayor london breed plans on increasing the penalties

against those who participate in sideshows as well as change the rules regarding the cars that are seized, if approved by the san francisco board of supervisors, the laws could go into effect as early as sideshows have become allowed nuisance for residents in san francisco woken up in the middle of the night to this. in a dangerous situation for responding officers who have been met with gunfire according to san francisco police chief bill scott. the longer we let these groups stay assemble, the more damage they use because van der liz and mike, we had at the embarcadero couple months. shots fired shootings. we've had murders at these events. officers with sfpd chp and the sheriff's office gathered friday with mayor london breed who announced new legislation in the city making it illegal to promote and participate in assembling a sideshow. drivers blocking streets and officers from doing their jobs will also be held accountable. this means cars and obstruct the streets to set up for sideshows. >> will also now face criminal

penalties, cars that participate in sideshows can only be held by police for 30 days before they have to be released. back to the owner. mayor breed wants to extend that. and if there's a conviction, make it so the car can be seas permanently. we welcome t%e opportunity for people to ride the streets of san francisco safely. but when you start crossing those lines, we will take action and we will be aggressive. according to chief scott, 67 cars have been impounded this year. he also recognize the frustrations felt by residents who say police are not doing enough but assured them that the use of technology is making a difference with our drones. we can zoom in on close on facial features on who's driving the car without putting an officer endangered chief scott stress the importance of the public's help with reporting sideshows. >> saying if you see one assembling, you should call the non-emergency line 3, 1, 1, but if you see a side show with dangerous activities such as fireworks and shootings, you should call 9-1-1 reporting from the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news.

>> human remains have been found under the home of an alleged killer in southern california. the man is being charged with the murder of an elderly couple who went missing from a nudist community. shelby nelson reports. >> at this time i can confirm the presence of human remains. >> under the house, a grim twist to a murder mystery unfolding in redlands. human remains found under this home which had been taken apart and breached just a day earlier battering ramp right into position. police finding those remains within the bags they removed and they say they were all stopped in some sort of bunker dugout underneath the home of 62 year-old michael roy sparks. he's now been arrested and charged with murder in the disappearance of missing couple. dan and stephanie menard his home. just one unit below the elderly couple who was reported missing on sunday. it wasn't until thursday as redlands. police were searching on the property where they all live at all of do ranch nudist resort. a

witness called in to tip police. that sparks may have been involved in their disappearance from there. authorities tried locating sparks, but he barricaded himself for hours in the same hole where bags of evidence were found. he did have a rifle. >> and he did attempt kill himself police discovered him. but the rifle misfired. >> neighbors knew him as sparky. some describing him as a loner. someone who didn't have many friends. one neighbor telling us that he had dug out a hole underneath his home to use as a way to cool off rather than having to run his a c a few were aware that there were disputes between he and the menard's. i did know he didn't like the menards. >> you know, he said it many times. they hated him. but i never thought he'd do something like neighbor tammy wilkerson says >> issues between the next door. neighbors had been going on for years. while police are confirming if the remains belong to stephanie and and they believe both were killed, some of the couple's closest friends know coming to terms

with the loss of dan and stephanie. very very sad. >> but i do. all a good place out. if it's true that he did do that. >> reporting shelby nelson. in the east bay, a first of its kind center for clean energy is now open in oakland. on friday, california leaders gathered to celebrate the opening of a new hydrogen hub. the new facility is the first to kick start development and production of hydrogen fuel with the goal of eventually replacing fossil fuels. the energy department says ones produced hydrogen can generate power and a fuel cell emitting only water vapor and warm air. >> is the swiss army knife energy sources and that critically important that at least in this country, the best most durable you of hydrogen is for heavy-duty transportation and to have a day like today, we're surrounded by strikes week. go on the first. it just very and the history of mankind. it's just thrill for all of in that

department of energy in a hydrogen space that that downstream application of it transfers haitian is going to happen. it's going to happen here. first. >> the department of energy says the hub is set to receive 30 million dollars to begin. its does design and planning phase. the governor's office expects the hub to create around 200,000 jobs. in the north bay. a man faces charges for stealing thousands of dollars worth of tools over 3 months. take a look at this picture shared by the sonoma county sheriff's office. they say these are just some of the items. alonso lennon lopez stole from home depot stores and resold lopez is currently out on $10,000 bail. pg e is warning of rising utility scams. the company says more than 15,000 customers reported losing more than $300,000 to scammers this year alone. pg e says in most cases, scammers called customers and threaten to disconnect service unless they paid immediately with a

debit card, a prepaid debit card pg e says it will never ask customers to make payments in that fashion. and backlash at stanford university this morning after an announcement the school is laying off more than 20 lecturers. stanford says the decision is not based on budgets but to restore the original intent of the program, which hires faculty for limited terms. stanford has since received backlash from the lecturers and students who signed an open petition and voiced their frustration about the job cuts online. the cuts come less than a year after the lectures petition for and one more employee benefits and compensation food eyes could be banned in schools in california, starting in 2028. lawmakers in sacramento approved a bill thursday preventing schools from selling or distributing snacks, cereals or baked goods containing food dyes. the bill would apply to schools only the author of the bill democratic assemblyman jesse gabriel says synthetic ingredients lead to hyperactivity and interfere with students ability to learn

the consumer brands association, which represents candy makers, says the dyes are safe. the bill now goes to governor newsom who can sign the bill or veto it. happening tomorrow. costco, membership fees are going up. most memberships go up from 60 to $65. the executive membership goes up from 120 to $130. cars goes first membership increase since 2017. summer bridge crossing the russian river at vacation beach in guerneville closed last night because of a damage at a seasonal damage that excuse me it. but because of damage at a seasonal seasonal dam below are vacation beach. dan creates a popular seasonal recreation spot typically open through september. but officials say component of the dam filed thursday night fort. it fell thursday night. excuse me, forcing the early closure of the summer crossing. officials are also warning residents of swift water downstream after a crane remove some of the dams

boards friday to release pressure. and uni services back to the twin peaks tunnel, the west portal in forest hill stations were closed for about a week after crews closed them to make repairs to the tunnel. the kale and s lines are now running the regular service. in the south bay. tens of thousands of cars traveling on the de la cruz overpass on highway 101 now have an easier trip ribbon cutting happened friday unveiling a wider overpass and interchange. the new highway has a traffic lanes along with bike and pedestrian paths. we're still bit in the hot side in some spots. well, in that as we make about 90 but most see 80's at work here. and that's the sign of things to come today and tomorrow. that's right for you. folks inland getting a little bit of a break. >> as you do, 70's along the east bay shoreline, back a bit to kron. 4 morning news continues. that's fine.

>> all right. so welcome back live. look outside now from our walnut creek camera looking pretty foggy out there at this hour. 7.43 this morning. dave, what are you keeping an eye on this at this hour? well, that fog will break up a little bit as we approach around noon and shortly there afterwards, you can get a little shot of this here, too. and our mount tam picture. >> aloft not much in the way of interference, but this marine layer hanging about a little bit heading to tahoe. are you not too bad? 81? it looks like tomorrow. the little flare up. we talked about few little showers that looks to be southeast 70 in

points. the south there, 77 monday tuesday about 79 indicating another warming trend middle of the week will isn't that convenient? yeah. real quickly, what's going on the gulf? hear the distant area. they're kind of watching the peak of hurricane season. now, but this may develop into something tropical and because the water so warm there to make happen overnight. pretty active. the tropics are all over the globe, but we won't spend too much time of that right now. 60's going on to the east bay up to the north, 50's 60 going on for san francisco at this hour. and 64, meanwhile, 4 san jose put in the forecast maps in place for you here. all that was a nice guy to have around here, but gave us a nice little break for the weekend. get to tuesday. this is when the knicks eat spike is developing. it looks like we're going to get those numbers up to about 100 plus for those inland spots there contra costa county solano county. watch out. we're looking at 100 plus potentially here again tuesday, wednesday, thursday. but what's interesting is there's kind of a hint of a low trying to develop out to

see here. and that usually breaks the back of these heat spikes here. so it. doesn't look it's completely money in the bank, but we're going to go with this because the grid and models are telling us that. so we'll go with that on there. it is still again, kind of hanging out. so might be some amendments to all of this. we get any statements probably happened on monday night reflecting what's going to want to midweek. so go with that heat spike still 4 zone forecast for you. 69 today san francisco will do the 60's off towards the coast. we're going to warm to the 70's come later this week. 74 for burlingame, 78 foster city back to the pocket of 80's going on here. palo alto in redwood city, south bay. you're got to lower 80's, although popping little higher as you head inland to 89 morgan hill, los gatos. 86 east bay shoreline, back to the upper 70's inland for tribe valley, upper 80's. although a couple pockets of 90's here and there conquered it. 89 74 for oakland, governor, 10 degrees separation. you're 72 vallejo. meanwhile, 87 for fairfield, 83 going on for a nap and 86

for santa rosa. 70 forecast. here it wednesday. 100 instead of doing there labor day. 85 looks pretty good as we finish off the weekend. but again, another heat spike seems to be coming our way. we'll have more details as we start to creep a little closer, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a celebration of love and diversity kicks off this weekend at oakland pride. the event celebrates the diverse community and businesses in the town with a festival and parade. joining us live now to walk us through what's planned is george smith. president of oakland, pride and co-founder joe hawkins. good morning to you, guys. >> i do a great are you we are so happy to have you both here. so walk us through a bit about how it feels to celebrate oakland pride this year. well. >> you want from as the co-founder. >> it's just so amazing, too. >> watch it. grow it. i

remember when we first started in the corporate it and you never know what the future will hold when we knew that oakland deserved its own pride. and today it's. fabulous. is fantastic. today we have whole new bore hole, new, the israeli side. >> and so we just want everyone to come out and celebrate. love light. yes, and especially the diverse communities open, which makes it so special. you know, i was so we're very excited. so i parade starts at 11 o'clock is powered by kaiser permanente. rafter that are tablets festival sites. also at 11 o'clock. so we featuring but first-time home, i know of lgbt all right is performers. mean, stage. i know he lied to practice. really, really exciting for back to oakland to celebrate. all right.

that's a low. and of course. i was also budget directors who work so hard. you know, well, pollen tears. so they work so hard and putting together this fantastic celebration. yeah. so many people involved with this. you know, do you also alluding to? >> the history of the festival in oakland pride itself. so well, how long that this event has been going on for how it's evolved through the years? well, this is the 14th annual pass. >> the there were 2 years where there was a virtual pride it it really started out from community members who actually felt that oakland was such a major part of the bay area, such a diverse part of the bay area that it needed and deserved its own pride celebration and we literally i just remember rebecca kaplan, who lives and out. she's an out city council member said,

hey, who wants to start-up right again at our rainbow committee meeting. that's oakland city hall. and i said, hey, do it. quinn used to have a pride and it was called east bay pride. i decided that if we started a new pride, it must be caught oakland pride. and that's really how it happened. and, you know, one of our goals back then was that oakland pride with facilitate the creation of an lgbtq center. we we now oakland the only major city in the state up until 7 years ago. did not have an lgbtq center. really? yeah. in so some of us from oakland pride myself and my co-founder, jeff myers. we just started in 2017 and now we're celebrating our 7 anniversary at oakland prior election. that is fantastic. and we can't forget whole week

activities. >> oakland prior know we started what they say. the word ceremony. yes. so. well, actually, we start off on wednesday. oakland has its own lgbtq cultural district city council city council just approved 10. >> november. so it's the grand lake area. make sure so will kick off at the grand theater with film senate in partnership with the center we'll have a films screenings. and then thursday we have an awards ceremony. awards ceremony with at bard? oh, the coach told it also in the also then we we have practice on saturday well with teaming up black oakland, the cultural zone yeah, with army is going to be a man tests a week of celebration i'm so excited about the children and families that.

>> that's going to be happening oakland pride this year was skating announces only only well often is actually the. >> executive oakland pride, oakland, black pride is coming in with the coaches on their staff. that's going to be felt they got face painting types stuff. so it's going to be pretty exciting. and very excited. i hope that we get a bar help a billion. the help of important part is that they have that has came through cell and then red bull far vip. david kahn, if you go in the house music, was going come on out. yeah, yeah. going to be a whole day of celebration. you we could. you know, you know, over 400 anti lgbtq bills have been introduced around the country. absolutely. and we're so fortunate to live in california where >> we get to see this month.

>> this the states. >> trans awareness month. and so, you know, that we get to have that kind of experience in california and actually one of our grand marshals, jupiter, spearheaded that effort. so we're very, very excited get about. we need that, when the groom, very famous some transit lead artist scientists who will be at the latin yet to be a light, not letting states. so a lot of notable personalities, family friendly, fun of as we had a wrap things up here in about 10 seconds. how can people get some more information if right cause oakland, pride or all the information schedules. >> events, everything's there. so yes, it's a brand new website and pay. come celebrate with alright, come in a time capsule town to compare that than testing. all right, joe hawkins and george smith with oakland pride,

thank you so much. you guys you. thank thank you very much. thank you so we'll be right back.

>> all right. a four-year-old boy ended up smashing a jar. that's 3,500 years old. >> the child was visiting a museum in israel with his parents when he touched the jar out of curiosity. and then likes knocked it over. restore is now putting the jar back together. >> wasn't supposed to and condition and thats the

vessels, but some of the things that can this, they didn't and they shouldn't thoughts. but they thought and they break it. louie, i can cure it. ok, it would be next week. and commission. it would be fine. >> the museum says the jar will be put back on display. and as for the child, no hard feelings. the museum invited the boy and his parents back to the museum for a guided visits. that the parents were happy about that. and still ahead on the next hour of kron, 4 morning news, a teen taken into custody after allegedly stabbing another student. >> plus, the african american sports and entertainment group reaches a deal to acquire half of the oakland coliseum. as a deadline looms for the city and maximum enforcement. now happening for this labor day weekend. what chp wants you to know. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> it's nerve-racking because you don't know if you can have a place that their head, you know. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, the city of san jose announces plans to clear out a major homeless encampment near the airport impacting more than 100 unhoused people. >> plus, and i had a feeling something bad was going to happen and it did. >> members in santa rosa community members and santa rosa mourn the loss of a beloved former teacher. how he is being remembered.

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for being here for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday august the 31st. let's get your morning started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. in the fog clouds lingering a little bit with some breaks already starting to happen here around the bay. you'll see some scattered clouds, but temperatures a bit reduced to this weekend as we take a break. >> from summer, don't worry. it's not going to far. we can be back by next week. first things first. our shot coming in from you can see some breaks, as i mentioned happening. there's some blue look at that. nice little patch of blue right below the banner. nice to see that a lot. we don't see any interruptions. so this is all kind of homegrown about the marine layer, that little flash. some bad data. if you look carefully the southeast around las vegas, you can see some of that moisture bubbling up from the southeast. that's

usually the highway. we get the monsoon this time of year and we don't see a lot going on but might see the flare up a little bit in the mountains onshore winds. we expect that will help keep the temperatures down a touch. at least it's nice. we see a little bit of a breeze we don't have when there's a problem and we don't want to offshore either middle to lower 60's is what we got going on for much of the east bay 50's. meanwhile, up north and 64 for san jose. a touch warmer than our numbers were this time from yesterday for the quick comparison of the breakdown today, 79 at high noon by 3 o'clock. we're talking about 86, although some spots to reach about 90 tomorrow looks to be a little bit cooler and that and then we recover a little bit monday and watch out old next week. we'll have more on your forecast and a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. in the latest crackdown against homelessness, san jose officials plan to clear out a major encampment near the airport tuesday. >> impacting more than 100 unhoused people. prop was jack moment brings us reaction. right in front of the san jose international airport because of this reason.

>> jets flying up just a couple 100 feet above us here. also really close to us isn't an house and cabinet with more than 100 people living there. >> that's a big issue. the city of san jose tells us because those people living so close to the flight path here, violate faa guidelines like i'm trying to throw a garbage. somebody made a garbage pile here jackson has been working hard to keep her space clean here. she says the city of san jose has been critical of trash. >> around this encampment in columbus park, we never know when. they're gonna come. despite staying busy, she's one of dozens of people here who may be forced out of the encampment next week. >> and beyond the trash. there's another big reason. and house advocates say the city complaints that campfire smoke and birds attracted to the encampment. >> pose a danger to planes taking off and landing at the san jose international airport. city officials have been posting these flyers saying people need to move from this part of the encampment by tuesday or they will be forced out. league is unfair because the government was put in place to take care

of the underdog. and on friday afternoon about dozen people protested the sweep advocates saying san jose mayor matt mahan is going back on his word saying he's been long opposed to sweeping encampments unless residents have somewhere to go. >> that's not the case for people in this encampment. the mayor's position seems to have changed, you know, within. >> his first post in his first media, quote, unlike leaders, if there's no place people to go. >> then why are you shifting them? but health advocate sean cartwright says more sweeps will push people into the suburbs away from downtown. she's asking the city to reconsider its plants. so then when they show up in some like residential neighborhood. >> people are going to clutch their pearls and be like, how did this happened? talk to the mayor. >> mayor matt, they his office sent kron 4 statement where they say this specific and candidate has post too many safety risks saying, quote, the faa requires us to keep certain areas around columbus park, clear because it is in the airport's flight path. we simply don't have enough

capacity today for the over 4,500 people living outdoors. many people which ballpark live around >> overly have over 100 people here. >> including kids and for everybody here, including debbie, a he's been here for years. they just want a chance to get out and get some kind of house and that jack moment kron, 4 news. >> and this morning, a high school community in santa rosa is mourning the loss of their longtime teacher and coach after a deadly deadly multi-vehicle crash thursday on highway 12 kron four's lezla gooden reports. >> whenever i set foot on on this patterns here. the spirit, spirit resides here. cardinal newman high school is where pat fortune. >> called home as a social studies teacher and a coach for over 40 years. he's wants meant he turned friend. dave says he made students feel like they mattered here. 73. i believe it was his first year

too. >> to 2019. so over that time he worked with hundreds of students and different faculty gain respect amongst all of us. dave says learning that his friend. >> of over 10 years was killed on thursday was devastating. >> this impact most definitely. you know, we. we love you know, you have such a influence on this place on me. and i want to thank you for that. pat was driving in a pickup truck when a big rig. >> plowed into 11 cars waiting at a red light on highway 12, injuring 9 other people. and breaking the hearts of many of his former students like coach michael. >> you know, it was devastating. happened right over where i live. and i just was just in that area cup. in just a few minutes. would happen? and i was upset about what was going on out there the time because was very busy

intersection. they're going have reconstruction during that time today, which was i and i had a feeling something bad was going to happen again. >> michael says pat not only coached baseball and track and field, he gave them lessons and light switch that he made. >> for us, our senior or junior think it was. and it said cardinal newman, baseball. >> and he was really big the movement. >> and that meant a lot. and i learned from him what that word means. and cardinal newman high school was a special place for pat. >> he met his wife here, created lasting memories and even has a track and field named after him. >> i'm coming. i'm coming to see you. i'll be there. i know where you are. you know, it's sad that you're gone. what your memory will live on. >> within my lets the gooding kron. 4 news. >> santa rosa police took a

thought 14 year-old student into custody. he is accused of stepping another student at elsie allen high school. police say the stabbing happened around 12 30 friday afternoon during a fight between a 14 year-old and a 13 year-old police released this image of a knife believed to have been used. the 13 year-old was taken to the hospital with a minor stab wound. san francisco. a man is recovering in the hospital from a life-threatening injuries after getting hit by a car. police say it happened around 4 o'clock friday afternoon in the area of pastry and columbus avenue in north beach, the driver remained on scene to cooperate with investigators. police say drugs nor alcohol appear to be factors. the oakland coliseum is halfway to its new future. the a's finalize the sale of its half of the site friday with the african american sports and entertainment group for 125 million dollars. the city must do the same for its part of the property by sunday. if that doesn't happen, the city reverts to a contingency budget which city staff have said could lead to

the cutting of 100 police officers and the rotating closure of 5 fire stations re bobbitt with a se jie says he is optimistic a deal will happen. >> we have been, you know, really moving very quickly to make sure we meet those timelines. and, you know, those or timelines that we feel are very much doable. >> the proposed redevelopment would include a sports entertainment and tourism venue centered around the oakland arena and a new neighborhood of affordable housing. it sounds at night market is back in san francisco sunset district. dozens of vendors offering plenty to see shop and eat last year's night market attracted more than 10,000 people. organizers expanded this year's event on irving street to stretch between 19 to 26 avenues. award-winning chef martin yan was also there for some food, demos and a book signing. happening right now. chp fficers are out in full force across our state, keeping an eye out for drivers under the influence, speeding or not wearing seat belts. chp

has maximum enforcement period remains in effect for the labor day weekend through monday. and for those traveling by plane, tsa plans to screen more than 17 million people during this holiday weekend nationwide through wednesday. this is a live look now at sfo where the airport there is expecting some 930,000 travelers. that's almost 9% higher than last year. coming up, a half moon bay man is sentenced to for attempted murder. we've got the details ahead. >> and little bit of relief coming our way for this weekend. look at the temperatures we have breaking down 79 at high noon by 3 o'clock. we'll be in the mid 80's. looked forecast to come back to kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> all right. welcome back, live. look outside from our i believe this is our walnut creek camera, but gorgeous view and looking just a little bit gray out there as folks start to wake up across the bay area. >> dave, what are you keeping an eye on? all right. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're also tracking some of that marine layer making its way down to the south bay. here's a san jose state for you. kind of overcast to start things off. however, turning sunny for you as we get to the later morning hours. a look at our temperatures right now. we're seeing a lot of 60's in the east bay, 50 still up north. 64 meanwhile for san jose, some moisture does mix away pretty nicely. you see the flare up of the daytime heating off toward the mountains, somewhat of a kind of common occurrence this time of year. getting a little bit of a flow pattern coming in

from the southeast a little bit. provide a little bit extra moisture for you. there. but meanwhile, for us, we do open up very nicely this afternoon. so little patience, evendalong the coast, we should see some sunshine working its magic now tomorrow morning. yeah, the summary layers going to be quite aggressive as you can see, making its way in the sacramento valley, maybe some stray little sprinkle is going on here. mixing out. it should be by the afternoon, but a little bit slower in some spots here. so keep in mind that close clearing will be a touch slower, but it's worth it. helps keep the temperatures down. we're looking at some cooler temperatures. probably the coolest we're going to see all week will be tomorrow. gradual improvement quotation marks in the monday. before we get to that heat spike again. onshore winds in place. you can see start to pick up a little bit here again is typical and that'll be good news that doesn't allow us to go with one or a train heat. we don't want to go into crazy on us. putting it all together for your morning bay clouds but clearing very warm inland. still talking about 90, we're looking at 70's for the bay.

nice little contrast there helps draw those winds, too. tomorrow, stubborn bay fog cooler. so we got a reduction of those temperatures inland, middle 80's with that. even some lower 80's, too. now next week, sunny and nice for your monday. little bit of an improvement on the temperatures that climbed up a touch. but the real big punch is tuesday. wednesday, thursday zone. now the models are kind of interesting. little low. it looks like it wants to develop out to sea. that would break our heat we're still going with that because the charter telling us about 100, maybe degree or so beyond that. so stay tune for heat advisory to be issued again today. 69 san francisco morning clouds and mild early clouds for oakland at 74 83, san jose, mostly sunny. once we take care of your cloud deck here or the fog dec 90 going on for antioch, most readings in london, the upper 80's up north. we have lower 80's in place there, but least the 70's along the east bay shoreline and will continue that again for tomorrow next couple of days. but that's a poll in the background here. 83 again for sunday monday. 85

in getting have that extended forecast in about 70. >> all right, dave, now to our positive story of the morning in one week, berkeley, humane host, the single largest adoption event in all of california this year, more than 20 animal rescues and shelters come together in one place to get 200 pets into loving homes. and joining us live now to share more is jeffrey is a wet could berkeley humane's executive director. good morning to you, jeffrey. thank you. thank you for having us. yes. and you brought a special friend. this is marcus. i guess he's the guest of honor. alright. actual guest of honor and so cute. >> so you might tell us a little bit about marcus marcus actually part of transport that came to berkeley humane from the central valley. we have a lot of pets in the central valley, but not a lot of the doctors. so it's so important to move them to the area where we can find them new loving homes so many people who are out there who watching this right now, we're looking for area fun friend to

take home. mean, this is a huge adoption event that you have coming up. you berkeley ca means been around for about 130 years. but 15 years ago, we decided what if we brought everyone together to try to really make a difference in the overcrowding, shalt overcrowded shelters in the bay area in this event has just grown and grown to a family event. >> over 20 rescue groups and shelters, there are food trucks. there's live music. there's face painting for the kids. it's really time to come out and adopt a new family member. yeah. and tell us about how you're feeling about this big under taking this year. but happening and where is it happening right? berkeley humane is a really close to the bridge. it's on the corner of 9th and carlton street in berkeley. and we closed down several blocks. so it is a big street fair and block party. it's also a fundraiser. if anyone would like to add donate but they can go to berkeley, humane dot org and look at all the animal photos into fantastic and what

can people expect once they get to this adoption event? is there anything they should prepare for? >> that sort of thing admission is free. i imagine absolutely would like as many people to come as possible. usually there's about 4,000 usually there's about 4,000 people come through last year. 4 minutes. the benefit of adopting an event like this is we have our volunteers and staff available to provide adoption counseling. there are great incentives. there's pet food gives giveaways. if you don't from berkeley humane, their side to $150 credit for a veterinarian. there's 30 days of pet insurance. so there's a lot of bonuses to coming in and adopting at this ends. what should people keep in mind when it comes to making sure that they are prepared to adopt and bring in a new addition to the family? well, i think it really just starts with your willingness to open your home to a new loving pat. we help set people up for we will match you with an animal that make sense. if you have any other pets and your home or if you have an active lifestyle, we can

really direct you to a pet that we think will do really great in your ok, dot. and also while you're here, you've been berkeley humane for quite some time over a decade, right? in your experience, how what's what are trends looking like when it comes to animals ending up in shelters, especially post covid post you seeing more animals now than ever. what's the situation like? we are the need is is really great and not just here in the bay area, but all over at this event, you're going to see dogs from hawaii shelters. we have pets that came from that park fire in chico. we have cats that just arrived from orange county. so when you come adopt from this event, you're really helping out shelters all over the state and beyond got it into markets really wanting to be the center of attention this morning. want to tell us a little bit about his personality as well. well, he's just a great peer, puppy. he really won the lottery this morning. we told him we were coming here and that a member of the crew would adopt him.

that we find his called. >> he's he's really terrific. and we have dogs of all ages. we have lots of puppies and all the have been waived or are discounted depending on the rescue, a dog from a publix most my god. yeah, number lynn, right? yes, you do. when you use just as you all >> so, you know, besides adopting, are there other ways that people can help? can they volunteer? can they foster me? what are some other options for folks that we have just the most amazing volunteers? i think every shelter and rescue could benefit from more foster and of course, we're looking for donors. you know, this is not. >> and easy event to put on in this expensive event to put on so financial and writing is always appreciated. but we really do it for the benefit of the community and try to find as many animals homes in a shorter period of time as possible. ok, wonderful. and some. >> any sort of guidance for those who are interested in

fostering perhaps. just go to the berkeley brean website, berkeley, humane dot org. yeah. and all the information is there. we provide all the supplies to foster would need from candles to. >> toys, to food and everything else. so we really love our foster son, you know, sometimes fostering. it's just a slower way to adopting. have you ever seen any foster fails? favorite people our our folks that foster and and fall in love. but we also have fosters that have been with us for 10, 15, 20 years and have helped us transition animals from the shelter into homes really beautifully. so there are important part of our process. wonderful. and as we start to wrap things up here would love again just to get that information out there when and where is this big adoption event happening and how can people get more information? right? the event is that berkeley humane, it's called bark and meow around the block. >> so berkeley, humane dot org. it's in west berkeley and it starts at 10:00am. new this year. we also have a free vaccine clinic for people who

already own animals but are looking for a little extra support. so there's lots of reasons to come and visit us on saturday. okay. fantastic jeffries are with berkeley, humane executive director and little work us who is looking for his forever home right now. thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you for having us. all right. we'll be right back. security

video from a kohl's and campbell shows a man and woman stealing clothes. employees say the pair were seen removing security sensors from the clothing. police managed to arrest the woman down the street from the store. police say the man was arrested after he was caught hiding on a rooftop. investigators say they also recovered a stolen car. the pair left in the kohl's parking lot. and take a look at this. be officers recovered 100 pounds of meth during a traffic stop on 101, in monterey county. the estimated street value of these drugs is about $120,000. the driver from salinas was arrested and booked into the monterey county jail. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, hateful messages found at an after-school youth park in san francisco. >> here for park officials who say this is not the first time this has happened. now on the

kron 4 morning news, new penalties for sideshows ahead of labor day weekend. >> the plan from san francisco officials to hold participants accountable. and a north bay man faces charges for allegedly stealing thousands of dollars worth of home depot supplies. it's 27 this morning. thank you 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 our forecast with mister dave sphar. dave, how's it looking out 70? how you do on? good morning. and good morning, your holiday weekend looks like we're taking holiday from summer. looks like it. you can really feel that difference. >> come sunday as well. still, some leftover fog covering over parts of the bay

tomorrow. it's going to be a little bit more stubborn. here's the shot from half moon bay. but again, it's improving across parts of the bay as we speak right now, temperatures in the 60's for much of the east bay. still in those chilly 50's up north. 64 san jose and 61 where we were and half moon bay pretty close to numbers yesterday. give or take a degree either end there a little bit. you can see. and as far as upstream, nothing really seems to be agitating us at all. the only thing you can get to see is a little bit of a flow pattern of the monsoon that will supply some mid-level moisture for the mountains a little bit for a stray shower to develop. now, the breakdown today. let's do about a 79 or so come high. noon to 3 o'clock. 86 will still going to tap maybe 90 in a couple spots, although tomorrow, much cooler looks like and then improving on your forecast highs on monday. but he doesn't really get here until tuesday, wednesday and thursday will be talking about that in your extended forecast and take a look at your 4 zone for the saturday. stephanie. >> dave, thank racist graffiti was discovered outside a youth

after-school programs building on friday. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the program's founder and brings us this reaction. >> it was spray painted. >> word all inward first. that's first. that is the first thing renard monroe saw when he walk down the ramp. >> to you first at them or said heights playground in san francisco friday morning. >> a rope tied to the door. shaped like a noose was also left behind. very that. >> was removed with the children arrive in rome, founded the after school program 24 years ago and has headquartered the nonprofit in the park. >> for 16 years, he says this is the first time vandals have spray painted the building with a racial slur have children here. we have. >> it really families here. believe in this program want drive in this community and we just can't be flourishing. hate. monroe called the san francisco park rangers about

the incident and filed a report with the police department. >> within hours, the crew with the city's recreation and parks department cleaned up the graffiti. san francisco supervisor ahsha stuff. it represents this part of the lakeview neighborhood and says he will do everything possible to hold those responsible accountable, especially following racist epithets being hurled by a resident at monroe earlier this week in a statement south by e says in part, quote, on this appalling display of hate has no place in our community. this incident is not just an attack on a building. it's an attack on the values we uphold in san francisco diversity, inclusion and respect for all its best is at time of the leader for my team trying to be no arrests have been announced in san francisco. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> mayor london breed introduced new legislation friday to crack down on sideshows kron four's rob nesbitt reports. mayor london

breed plans on increasing the penalties against those who participate in sideshows. >> as well as change the rules regarding the cars that are seized, if approved by the san francisco board of supervisors, the laws could go into effect as early as sideshows have become allowed nuisance for residents in san francisco woken up in the middle of the night to this. and a dangerous situation for responding officers who have been met with gunfire according to san francisco police chief bill scott. the longer we let these groups stay assemble, the more damage they use because van der liz and mike, we had at the embarcadero couple months. shots fired shootings. we've had murders at these events. officers with sfpd chp and the sheriff's office gathered friday with mayor london breed who announced new legislation in the city making it illegal to promote and participate in assembling a sideshow. drivers blocking streets and officers from doing their jobs will also be held accountable. this means cars and obstruct the streets to set up for sideshows.

>> will also now face criminal penalties, cars that participate in sideshows can only be held by police for 30 days before they have to be released. back to the owner. mayor breed wants to extend that. and if there's a conviction, make it so the car can be seas permanently. we welcome the opportunity for people to ride the streets of san francisco safely. but when you start crossing those lines, we will take action and we will be aggressive. according to chief scott, 67 cars have been impounded this year. he also recognized the frustrations felt by residents who say police are not doing enough but assured them that the use of technology is making a difference with our drones. we can zoom in on close on facial features on who's driving the car without putting an officer endangered chief scott stress the importance of the public's help with reporting sideshows. >> saying if you see one assembling, you should call the non-emergency line 3, 1, 1, but if you see a side show with dangerous activities such as fireworks and shootings, you should call 9-1-1 reporting from the newsroom.

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> human remains have been found under the home of an alleged killer in southern california. the man is being charged with the murder of an elderly couple who went missing from a nudist community. shelby nelson reports. >> at this time i can confirm the presence of human remains. >> under the house, a grim twist to a murder mystery unfolding in redlands. human remains found under this home which had been taken apart and breached just a day earlier battering ramp right into position. police finding those remains within the bags they removed and they say they were all stopped in some sort of bunker dugout underneath the home of 62 year-old michael roy sparks. he's now been arrested and charged with murder in the disappearance of missing couple. dan and stephanie menard his home. just one unit below the elderly couple who was reported missing on sunday. it wasn't until thursday as redlands. police were searching on the property where they all live at all of do ranch nudist resort. a witness called in to tip

police that sparks may have been involved in their disappearance from there. authorities tried locating sparks, but he barricaded himself for hours in the same hole where bags of evidence were found. he did have a rifle. >> and he did attempt kill himself police discovered him. but the rifle misfired. >> neighbors knew him as sparky. some describing him as a loner. someone who didn't have many friends. one neighbor telling us that he had dug out a hole underneath his home to use as a way to cool off rather than having to run his a c a few were aware that there were disputes between he and the menard's. i did know he didn't like the menards. >> you know, he said it many times. they hated him. but i never thought he'd do something like neighbor tammy wilkerson says >> issues between the next door. neighbors had been going on for years. while police aren't confirming if the remains belong to stephanie and and they believe both were killed, some of the couple's closest friends know coming to terms with the loss of dan and

stephanie. very very sad. >> but i do. all a good place out. if it's true that he did do that. >> reporting shelby nelson. >> and the east bay, a first of its kind center for clean energy is now open in oakland. on friday, california leaders sella gathered to celebrate the opening of that hydrogen hub. the new facility is the first to kick start development production of hydrogen fuel with the goal of eventually replacing fossil fuels. the energy department says once produced hydrogen can generate power and a fuel cell emitting only water vapor and warm air. >> and hydrogen is the swiss army knife energy sources that currently important that at least in this country, the best most durable you so of hydrogen is for heavy-duty transportation and to have a day like today, we're surrounded by strikes week. go on the first. it just very and the history of mankind. it's

just thrill for all of in that department of energy in a hydrogen space that that downstream application of life transfer station, is going to happen. it's going to happen here. first. >> the department of energy says the hub is set to receive 30 million dollars to begin its planning and design phase. the governor's office expects the hub to create around 200,000 jobs. in the north bay. a man faces charges for stealing thousands of dollars worth of tools over 3 months. take a look at this picture shared by the sonoma county sheriff's office. they say these are just some of the items alonso lennon lopez stole from home depot stores and resold lopez is currently out on $10,000 bail. pg e is warning of rising utility scams. the company says more than 15,000 customers reported losing more than $300,000 to scammers this year alone pg e says in most cases, scammers called customers and threatened to disconnect their service unless they pay immediately with a prepaid

debit card pg. e says it will never ask customers to make payments in that manner. and backlash at stanford university this morning after an announcement the school is laying off more than 20 lecturers. stanford says the decision is not based on budgets but to restore the original intent of the program, which hires faculty for limited terms. stanford has since gotten backlash from lecturers and students who signed an open petition and voice their frustration about the job cuts online. the cuts come less than a year after the lecture is petition for and one more employee benefits and compensation. food dyes could be banned in schools in california, starting in 2028. lawmakers in sacramento approved a bill thursday preventing schools from selling or distributing snacks, cereals or baked goods containing food dyes. the bill would apply to schools only the bill. the authors, bill democratic assemblyman jesse gabriel says synthetic ingredients lead to hyperactivity and interfere with students ability to learn

the consumer brands association, which represents candy maker, says the dyes are safe. the bill now goes to governor gavin newsom who can sign the bill or veto it. happening tomorrow. costco, membership fees are going up. most memberships go from 60 to $65. the executive membership goes up from 120 to $130. this is costco's first membership increase since 2017. summer bridge crossing the russian river at vacation beach in guerneville excuse me closed last night because of damage at a dam. the lower vacation beach. dan creates a popular seasonal recreation spot. typically open through september, but officials say a component of the dam failed thursday night which forced the early closure of that summer crossing. officials are also warning residents of swift water downstream after a crane remove some of the dams boards friday to release pressure. beauty services back through the twin peaks tunnel.

the west portal in forest hill stations were closed for about a week after crews closed them to make repairs at the tunnel, the kale in and as lines are now running their regular service. in the south bay, tens of thousands of cars traveling on the de la cruz overpass on highway 101 now have an easier trip. a ribbon cutting happened friday unveiling a wider overpass interchange. the new highway has a traffic lanes along with bike and pedestrian paths. coming up on the kron 4 morning news helping undocumented migrants buy a home. a look at the bill that would offer them financial assistance. >> and look at high temperatures projected for today. we have a lot of 80's well inland. we may tap 90 or so in a couple spots. still in the 80's up north 70's lighting up east bay shoreline. that's 4 zone forecast. plus, the extended with the heat by coming our way. the con from what it is way. the con from what it is continues.

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>> and good morning and welcome back. look at that. the golden gate bridge, blue skies in place. no fog issues going on here and the sign. yeah, things to come. have some work that still needs to be done. yeah. and some spots as you can see here, here's the fog layer kind of hanging out a little bit. but the issue is going to clear out a lot quicker today. then we're going to see probably tomorrow tomorrow. could be a little were sluggish, but it's worth it to keep those temps down a little bit. tahoe forecast

here. we're dropping off a little bit today tomorrow about 81 77 on monday tuesday, 79 indicating a little warm up yet again. i mentioned earlier a little flare up of some showers up in the mountains a little bit. that probably will be a 70 points the south because we see a little weak wave of what we could call sort of the monsoon coming up our way this collection you see in the gulf of mexico here, something they're kind of watching may develop into something. but looking less and less likely probably like should keep the set because next weekend, the european models are telling us all there could be something really juicy here in the gulf of mexico, but that's way upstream. and the hurricane center's not talking about that just yet. so excuse me, you're gonna hear much more about this latter portion of the week. what's developing? but the tropics are busy are on our globe here. we send it to japan. they've heard about this earlier here. here's the korean peninsula, china and russia. and then here's japan, of course, in southern and got hit real hard from this. what was taught iphone same things. we have this hurricane saying

physical properties. now it's more or less a weak tropical storm, tropical depression, the actual weather associated with it is to the north up around tokyo to the south nagoya is where the center of circulation basically is. but this is nothing like what it was before. now, the tokyo latitudes. that's about like r-la. so it gives you an idea. we're going a little further south now in the indian ocean here. yeah, you can see and western asia here. this also is a tropical storm becoming a tropical depression as well. so it's not really much to be had with that. but going into desert areas, you can see there a little bit. they're giving them little flair of some showers and thunder showers locally 60's cover the east bay shoreline inland. we're looking at the same 50's. meanwhile, up north, but back to our weather that's a nice when that low that they'll help out this week and the net so gives us a little break in the action. we do see another heat spike trying to develop. but interesting enough looks like a low. also try develop which use the brakes. those heat spikes for us right there towards the middle portion of the week's. want to see how that all comes together. no statement yet to

be an out whatever we get 4 zone forecast for today. this saturday. 69 san francisco keeping him in the 60's at the coast here. 74 for burlingame to the south about 81 palo alto, redwood city. also mountain view at 80 in the south bay. 83 san jose. 89 for morgan hill. we got 86 going on for los gatos. everybody getting a nice breather with this. keep in the 70's along the east bay shore line, try valley upper 80's scratching near 90 cooler tomorrow. now again, 77 san leandro, oakland at 70 for 72 vallejo. 87 fairfield, 83 for napa and 86 for santa rosa. so again, we're going to keep the game plan with warming up for the middle of the week, even though it looks like that pesky lows out to see here and then reducing a relaxing the numbers into next weekend. so it supposed to be some number fall month, allegedly. it's not going to feel that way this week i know that 100 i was like, i know scary, but

that stay tuned to see if this all comes together because that low's kind of interesting to see if it does anything for us. all right. thanks so much. data that all right. >> well, social media company x plans to shut down its san francisco headquarters in 2 weeks. according to a report by fortune, the company sent a note to staff confirming it closes for good on september. 13th, the sf headquarters on market street has long served as the social media company's global headquarters in july, elon musk announced he would be moving the company too. austin, texas. meantime, overseas ex is now banned in brazil. a judge there making that decision after musk refused to name a legal representative for the platform in brazil. the judge clashing with musk since april when the court ordered the suspension of dozens of ex accounts allegedly spreading misinformation. market research group emarketer says some 40 million brazilians, roughly one-fifth of the population access x, at least once per month. first in the nation, bill is now on governor gavin newsom's desk

if signed into law, it will allow undocumented immigrants to get assistance from the state to buy a home. reports. >> it's a proposal that may soon become state law after months and months of debate. in addition to the required low to moderate income. >> status. what and applicants immigration status is cannot a disqualifying criterion. >> that's the essence of assembly bill. 18, 40 home purchase assistance program. now headed to the governor's desk. be 18, 40 would expand the language of the ongoing program under the california housing finance authority to be more inclusive. so regardless of citizenship could receive up to $150,000 in state funding in down payment assistance. but the court question is >> whether or not folks should be able to receive state

funded programs, whether it's for housing assistance or any other program. and if they are not lawful immigrants here in the state of california for this daughter of an undocumented grape picker, it's a hard yes. >> i kind of strongly do immigrants are the main workers. are like in the fields picking produce to help this county and other cities around early rc says she knows firsthand the challenges immigration status can bring. >> i see the struggle that they go through just living off week by week by check by check. her friend agrees saying housing assistance frees them up so that they can work on getting their papers needed to be a full citizen of the united states. undocumented immigrants tend to not be able to hold jobs, obviously. but the other perspective taxpayer dollars should be given to citizens as this resident says.

>> into not feel that we owe them anything. and when they don't owe us anything, they are here by due process by all means yes. still being illegals. i think it's a slap in our face under the proposal to be eligible applicants would be to be credit worthy taxpayers and prove it with a taxpayer id or social security number. >> and that was reporting for us. and with immigration, such a hot button topic this election year. this questions on if passing this bill might make democrats look soft on the issue. this is why some are speculating that governor newsom will ultimately veto it. he has until the end of september to sign that bill into law. half moon bay man has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for attempted murder. investigators say in 2022. 51 year-old martin medina try to kill a co-worker because of ongoing work-related tension. according to prosecutors, he shot through the victim's home, a california terra garden, the very same farm that 6 months later became infamous for a deadly mass

shooting. investigators say in january 2023 farmworker shot and killed his co-workers now told investigators he was angry because he was bullied while working on the farms in treated unfairly remains in custody, awaiting trial. and again, violence broke out last month at california. terra gardens officials say a man fired from the farm is accused of thraatening to kill 4 co-workers for laughing at him over his alleged wife's affair with another employee, the suspect was arrested and faces several charges. >> it was clear from the moment that i shook hand. that long was deeply proud to be part of this department. to be part of this family. >> a memorial service happened friday for san jose community service officer long pham. he was hit and killed by a drunk driver while directing traffic in san jose earlier this month, the service happened at the s ap center friday. friends remembered him as a

good man who loved his job. >> i feel really sad that but i >> why would lead to in mind? >> it, he wouldn't want to visible. >> another officer was also hurt in the crash that killed she is expected be okay. the man accused of crashing into them faces murder and dui charges. the owners of a longtime oakland they are heartbroken following a break-in, african caribbean food market has been on 8th and clay streets for nearly 30 years video from early thursday morning shows 4 people smashing in the front door and ransacking the market. the owner of the store says the burglars caused around $20,000 in damages. >> they tore apart everything they yanked the register. 2 things they went into. mike

office space. it feels like so defeating. >> the market's owner says it's been a lot of hard work running her small business in oakland, but adds that she's grateful the crime did not happen when customers were in the store. we'll be right back. sometimes it takes a different approach to see the difference you can make around you.

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>> wrecking, could you don't know if you can have a place that their head, you know? >> now on the kron 4 morning news, the city of san jose announces plans to clear out a major homeless encampment near the airport impacting more than 100 unhoused people. plus.

>> and i had a feeling something bad was going to happen again. >> community members in santa rosa mourn the loss of a beloved former teacher. how he is being remembered. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday august the 31st. let's continue our news and weather coverage for you this morning with a look at our forecast with dave sphar day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're starting to see some clearing in parts of the bay area as we speak right now. however, it's all sluggish and other parts. it will turn into a mostly sunny day for most to folks. >> temperatures still managing about 90 going on in london and a couple of selected spots. however, we're going to backtrack by tomorrow to really feel that nice difference as we cruise through your labor day holiday weekend. looks pretty good, though, too. going to get hot, though, next week. heres the shot from san jose state. we're still kind of covered up with that overcast there. i'm sure no complaints keeping temperatures down a little

bit. this is not something that's happening aloft. it's all kind of locally homegrown from our marine layer. but since we're on this in the jury, as you can see around las vegas, you see the radar echoes popping up. that is just a whisper of some of the monsoon bubbling up from the south. maybe enough to scrounge up a couple of raindrops in the afternoon up the mountains. that's about it and it won't make it up early at the top of what all either onshore winds remain. pretty much in place that we talked about here. nothing major, just enough to keep the temperatures down a bit. 60's cover the east bay. we're seeing some of those encroaching up north. now. finally, 56 for santa rosa. and we're pretty close to yesterday's numbers, if not trailing a couple degrees here or there or above. here are their breakdown for you about 83. 0, 1 o'clock and 4.86. but again, some spots will still champion about 90, which will return to that. maybe monday, if not by tuesday. another heat by coming our way next week. we'll have more on that forecast a bit. stephanie. >> dave, thank in the latest crackdown against

homelessness, san jose officials plan to clear out a major encampment near the airport tuesday impacting more than 100 unhoused people. well, for is jack moment brings us reaction. >> right in front of the san jose international airport because of this reason jets flying up just a couple 100 feet above us here. also really close to us isn't an house and cabinet with more than 100 people living there. that's a big issue. the city of san jose tells us because those people living so close to the flight path here, violate faa guidelines like i'm trying to throw a garbage. somebody made a garbage pile here jackson has been working hard to keep her space clean here. she says the city of san jose has been critical of trash. >> around this encampment in columbus park, we never know they're gonna come. despite staying busy, she's one of dozens of people here who may be forced out of the encampment next week. >> and beyond the trash. there's big house advocates say the city complaints that campfire smoke and birds attracted to the encampment pose a danger to planes taking

off and landing at the san jose international airport. city officials have been posting these flyers saying people need to move from this part of the encampment by tuesday or they will be forced out. league is unfair because the government was put in place to take care of the underdog. and on friday afternoon about dozen people protested the sweep advocates saying san jose mayor matt mahan is going back on his word saying he's been long opposed to sweeping encampments unless residents have somewhere to go. >> that's not the case for people in this encampment. the mayor's position seems to have changed, you know, within. >> his first boat in his first media, quote, alike leaders. if there's no place people to go, then why are you shifting them and has advocates john cartwright says more sweets will push people into the suburbs away from downtown. >> she's asking the city to reconsider its plans. so then when they show up in some like residential neighborhood. >> people are going to clutch their pearls and like, like a how did this happened? talk to the mayor.

>> mayor matt, they his office sent kron 4 statement where they say this specific and candidate has post too many safety risks saying, quote, the faa requires us to keep certain areas around columbus park, clear because it is in the airport's flight path. we simply don't have enough capacity today for the over 4,500 people living outdoors. many people which ballpark look around >> overly have overhead and people here. >> including kids and for everybody here, including debbie gear. he's been here for years. they just want a chance to get out and get we just some kind of house and said, whoa, that jack moment kron 4 news. >> this morning, a high school community in santa rosa is mourning the loss of their longtime teacher and coach after a deadly multi-vehicle crash thursday on highway 12 kron four's lezla gooden reports. >> whenever i set foot on on this patterns here. the spirit, spirit resides here. cardinal newman high school is where pat fortune.

>> called home as a social studies teacher and a coach for over 40 years. he's wants meant he turned friend. dave says he made students feel like they mattered here. 73. i believe it was his first year too. >> to 2019. so over that time he worked with hundreds of students and different faculty gain the respect amongst all of us. dave says learning that his friend. >> of over 10 years was killed on thursday was devastating. >> this impact most definitely. you know, we. we love you know, you have such a influence on this place on me. and i want to thank you for that. pat was driving in a pickup truck when a big rig. >> plowed into 11 cars waiting at a red light on highway 12, injuring 9 other people. and breaking the hearts of many of his former students like coach michael. many >> you know, it was

devastating. happened right over where i live. and i just was just in that area. in just a few minutes happened. and i was upset about what was going on time because very busy intersection. they're doing heavy construction during that time today, which was i and i had a feeling something bad was going to happen again. >> michael says pat not only coached baseball and track and field, he gave them lessons and light switch that he made. >> for us, our senior or junior think it was. and it said cardinal newman, baseball commitment. and he was really him 2. and that meant a lot. and i learned from him what that word means. and cardinal newman high school was a special place for pat. >> he met his wife here, created lasting memories and even has a track and field named after him. >> i'm coming. i'm coming to see you. i'll be there. i know where you are. you know, it's

sad that you're gone. but your memory will live on. >> within my lets the gooding kron. 4 news. >> santa rosa police took a 14 year-old student into custody. he is accused of stabbing another student and elsie allen high school. police say the stabbing happened around 12 30 friday afternoon during a fight between a 14 year-old and a 13 year-old police released this picture of a knife believed to have been used. the 13 year-old was taken to the hospital with a minor stab wound. the san francisco, a man is recovering in the hospital from life-threatening inyuries after getting hit by a car. police say it happened around 4 o'clock friday afternoon in the area of bay street and columbus avenue in north beach, the driver remained on scene to cooperate with investigators. police say drugs nor alcohol appear to be a factor. and the oakland coliseum is halfway to its new future. the a's realize the sale of its half or excuse me, they finalize the sale. it's

half of the site friday with the african american sports and entertainment group for 125 million dollars. the city of oakland must do the same for its part of the property by sunday. if that does not happen, the city reverts to a contingency budget which city staff have said could lead to the cutting of 100 police officers and the rotating closure of 5 fire stations re bob. it was siggi says he is optimistic a deal will happen. >> we have been, you know, really moving very quickly to make sure we meet those timelines. and, you know, those or timelines that we feel are very much doable. >> the proposed redevelopment would include a sports entertainment and tourism venue centered around the oakland arena and a new neighborhood of affordable housing. meantime, it's going to be busy up in the skies as well. the tsa estimates agents will screen more than 17 million people during the holiday period. kron four's gayle ong spoke with travelers at sfo for the labor day. travel plans.

>> we're heading to chicago for a family reunion. this is our last hurrah. this is emily cohan. a within her family's last stop before heading back home to the east coast. summer think rates been busy him out to california to visit family for 2 weeks before we head back san francisco international airport is expecting 930,000 travelers this labor day weekend. that's almost 9% higher than last year. and about 97% of pre-pandemic labor day traffic travelers friday relieved to find the airport pretty empty pretty empty. but i have clear so i'll be able to get through no matter what any way. looks fine right now. so should be okay. we are early so we don't want to be in so we're like 2 early. >> airport workers say the busiest times are in the mornings and evenings. >> well, the lions in the afternoon, we're short. it was a different story. elsewhere you've got the airport. it was so busy and so many people this does go woman and her family grateful to be back home just in time for the long

weekend, only every 10 yesterday i will fly cancer because i've washington. they have a stall is going on. so. >> our fly delay and they don't. it was kansas thought if run yesterday. but now we just got a nationwide. the transportation security administration. >> predicted its agents with screened more than 17 million people during the holiday period that started thursday and runs through next wednesday. usually i don't travel on the holidays, but i just had some business meetings that kind of ran up to the holiday weekend. so i'm relieved to see that. i don't have to wait mind for super long time >> going to a friend's wedding in portland, cayden godinez from hayward beat the rush with his wife and dog casper. he loves traveling. he's been to the beach, has been to mexico. we listen news early this morning and some a great planner and we are here many hours early. so we're just going to relax and get into vacation mode. >> and not fighting the crowds or anything. >> and travelers are urged to arrive to the airport early 2 hours. if you're flying domestic 3 hours, if you're

flying international reporting here at sfo, gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> coming up, a half moon bay man is sentenced to nearly 2 decades in prison for attempted murder. the latest developments in the case. >> a taking kind of a little bit of a break from summer this weekend. we'll take it 83 by 1 o'clock of 46 some spots to reach about 90 going. take a which forecast is shaping up to kron. 4 morning news continues. is it possible to count on my

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>> all right. 9.13 this morning. looking gorgeous out there in san francisco by the

bay bridge. could see those blue skies just peeking out from behind those clouds their day. >> it that all out here? golden gate bridge? look at all that blue skies using this. the problem area, not today. actually seeing that san jose state was kind of overcast right now while we have the blue skies. so nice looking around the bay for right now. tomorrow, little different story, this fogs and to be a little bit more aggressive and hard to kind of peel away. but it will happen in the afternoon. temperature check for you were in the mid-sixties a good chunk of the east bay up to the north lower 60's. 56 for santa rosa. 61. meanwhile for half moon bay and 65 checking in at san jose. so going forward with today, whatever fog we have left over, that should peel over little flare up a few showers up in the mountains there. but it does come back in force. this again are lower level moisture. marine layer, some drizzle to start things off for your sunday. and yes, appeals away, but it takes a little longer, as you can see into the mid afternoon. but everybody should get into some sunshine. another reduction of

temperatures to in little looks nice. middle to even lower 80's expected for high temperatures. so little breather compared to what's coming our way. another heat spike. it looks like all right. onshore winds that are in place. they're going to be popping with the daytime heating happening inland. that's sort of a good thing. keep the airflow going at the surface. we don't have it. we really start to go crazy with those temperatures morning bay clouds which looks like we are taking care of here, clearing out very warm inland still. so i said earlier, maybe a pop here there for 90, but most readings probably in the upper 80's 70's. meanwhile, for the bay tomorrow different story. we got the mid 80's going on inland. so pretty sweet on that front. stubborn bay touch there. next week. we got sunny and nice on your monday. so great for the holiday. but after that, look out a little bit of heat spike coming our way now. latest models are showing little low trying to develop out to sea and that use the brakes the back of a heat spike. so see what happens. but chartered models tell us will get up to around 100. and so it's inland spots. 69 san francisco morning clouds mild. 74 oakland, 83.

meanwhile for san jose and there you have your 90, for example, places like antioch, up. but a post it later next week, you'll need those bigger numbers. 80's. meanwhile, up north 69, san francisco, 83 san jose next couple of days as a foe in the background here. 83 for tomorrow. and 85 going on for monday as we climb back up again, of course, because it's still summer and whether, you summer, it's september. so, you know, it doesn't get them yeah, i guess not because i saw other day starbucks is selling the pumpkin spice already ready? already that even october yet? yeah, yeah. so i mean, >> i guess they're they're thinking fall, but weather. so if you want to get that autumnal feeling, there you go. here's an okay. thanks so much. short. all right. well, in one week, berkeley, humane host, the single largest adoption event in all of california this year, more than 20 animal rescues and shelters comes together in one place to get 200 pets into loving homes. earlier today i spoke with jeffries are wake berkeley humane's executive

director about the event and we also got to meet a special friend that is available for adoption. good morning to you, jeffrey. thank you. thank you for having us. yes. and you brought a special friend. this is marcus. i guess he's the guest of honor. alright. actual guest of honor and so cute. >> so you might tell us a little bit about marcus hit. marcus was actually part of transport that came to berkeley humane from the central valley. we have a lot of pets in the central valley, but not a lot of the doctors. so it's so important to move them to the area where we can find them new loving homes so many people who are out there who watching this right now, we're looking for area fun friend to take home a mean this is a huge adoption event that you have coming up. you berkeley ca means been around for about 130 years. but 15 years ago, we decided what if we brought everyone together to try to really make a difference in the overcrowding show overcrowded shelters in the bay area in this event has just grown and grown to a family event.

>> over 20 rescue groups and shelters, there are food trucks. there's live music. there's face painting for the kids. it's really time to come out and adopt a new family member. yeah. and to tell us pabout how you're feeling abou this big under taking this year. but happening and where is it happening right? so berkeley humane is a really close to the bridge. it's on the corner of 9th and carlton street in berkeley. and we closed down several blocks. so it is a big street fair and block party. ia's also a fundraiser. if anyone would like to add donate but they can go to berkeley, humane dot org and look at all the animal photos into a fantastic and what can people expect once they get to this adoption event? is there anything they should prepare for? >> that sort of thing admission is free. i imagine absolutely would like as many people to come as possible. usually there's about 4,000 people come through last year. we were doing adoptions every 4 minutes. the benefit of adopting an event like this is we have our volunteers and staff available to provide

adoption counseling. there are great incentives. there's pet food gives giveaways if you don't, from berkeley humane. their side to $150 credit for a veterinarian. there's 30 days of pet insurance. so there's a lot of bonuses to coming in and adopting at this ends. what should people keep in mind when it comes to making sure that they are prepared to adopt and bring in a new addition to the family? well, i think it really just starts with your willingness to open your home to a new loving pat. we help set people up for success. so we will match you with an animal that make sense. if you have any other pets and your home or if you have an active lifestyle, we can really direct you to a pet that we think will do really great in your ok, got it. and also while you're here, you've been berkeley humane for quite some time over a decade, right? in your experience, how what's what are trends looking like when it comes to animals ending up in shelters, especially post

covid post you seeing more animals now than ever. what's the situation like? we are the need is is really great and not just here in the bay area, but all over at this event, you're going to see dogs from hawaii shelters. we have pets that came from that park fire in chico. we have cats that just arrived from orange county. so when you come adopt from this event, you're really helping out shelters all over the state and beyond got it into markets really wanting to be the center of attention this morning. want to tell us a little bit about his personality as well. well, he's just a great peer, puppy. he really won the lottery this morning. we told him we were coming here and that a member of the crew would adopt him. so that we find he's >> he's he's really terrific. and we have dogs of all ages. we have lots of puppies and all the fees have been waived or are discounted depending on the rescue, a dog from a publix most. my dog yet another land, right? yes, you do. when you use just as you all

>> so, you know, besides adopting, are there other ways that people can help? can they volunteered? and they foster me, what are some other options for folks that we have just the most amazing volunteers? i think every shelter and rescue could benefit from more foster and of course, we're looking for donors. you know, this is not. >> and easy event to put on in this expensive event to put on so financial and writing is always appreciated. but we really do it for the benefit of the community and try to find as many animals homes in a shorter period of time as possible. ok, wonderful. and some. >> any sort of guidance for those who are interested in fostering perhaps, just and go to the brooklyn website. berkeley, humane dot org. yeah. and all the information is there. we provide all the surprise of foster would need from candles to. >> toys to food and everything else. so we really love our foster son, you know, sometimes fostering. it's just a slower way to adopting. have

you ever seen any foster fails? favorite people our our folks that foster and and fall in love. but we also have fosters that have been with us for 10, 15, 20 years and have helped us transition animals from the shelter into homes really beautifully. so there are important part of our process. wonderful. and as we start to wrap things up here would love again just to get that information out there when and where is this big adoption event happening and how can people get more information? right? the event is that at berkeley humane, it's called bark and meow around the block. >> so berkeley, humane dot org. it's in west berkeley and it starts at 10:00am. new this year. we also have a free vaccine clinic for people who already own animals but are looking for a little extra support. so there's lots of reasons to come and visit us on saturday. okay. fantastic jeffries are with berkeley, humane executive director and little work us who is looking for his forever home right now. thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you for having us. all right. we'll be right back.

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estimated street value is about $120,000. the driver from salinas was arrested and booked into the monterey county jail. >> still ahead on the 4 morning news, people messages found at after-school youth program in san francisco on the building there. we hear from officials who say this is not the first time this has happened.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, new penalties for

sideshows ahead of the labor day weekend. the planned from san francisco officials still full participants accountable. charges for allegedly stealing thousands of dollars worth of home depot supplies. and 28 this saturday morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news and thank you so much for joining us. let's get you started this half hour with a look at your forecast with dave sphar good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a pretty nice weekend in store for us to taking a little bit of a break from the oppressive type of summer weather that we experience and >> a little bit more of that to come next week, but not during the holiday, though. we do have that marine layer gave us the morning fog and cloud cover. that's peeling away in spots. although at half moon bay, it's little sluggish here. but some folks trying to get out some beach time already has plenty to come for this weekend. looks pretty good for the whole weekend. in fact, 60's cover a good chunk of the east bay up north. also, the 60's spilling out to 56, though santa rosa and 65 for san jose. got those

onshore winds. they'll pop a little bit more. so with that onshore heating or inland heating rather, no real interference coming in from upstream. although you can see a little bit of the monsoon. off towards the southeast that will produce a few and the way of little showers going on up to the mountains later today, but not really so much. and top of the will make it up that far north 84 for 1 o'clock by 4. we'll talk about 86. there's still the possibility will graze past 90 in some selective spots. now looks good again today. tomorrow, particularly in a little bit into monday as well. but by tuesday, wednesday, the gloves come off. it looks like and will be racing to near 100 or so. look at that longer range forecast for you and the 4 zone and a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> racist graffiti was discovered outside a use after school programs building on friday. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the program's founder and brings us this reaction. >> it was spray painted. >> in word all inward first. that's where first. that is the first thing renard monroe

saw when he walk down the ramp. >> to you first at them or said heights playground in san francisco friday morning, a rope tied to the door. shaped like a noose was also left behind. very that. >> was removed with the children arrive in rome, founded the after school program 24 years ago and has headquartered the nonprofit in the park. >> for 16 years, he says this is the first time vandals have spray painted the building with a racial slur have children here. we have. >> it families here. believe in this program want drive in this community and we just can't be flourishing. hickman road called the san francisco park rangers about the incident and filed a report with the police department. >> within hours, the crew with the city's recreation and parks department cleaned up the graffiti. san francisco supervisor ahsha stuff. it represents this part of the lakeview neighborhood and says he will do everything possible to hold those responsible

accountable, especially following racist epithets being hurled by a resident at monroe earlier this week in a statement south by e says in part, quote, on this appalling display of hate has no place in our community. this incident is not just an attack on a building. it's an attack on the values we uphold in san francisco diversity, inclusion and respect for all on its best is at time of the leader for my team trying to be no arrests have been announced in san francisco. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> mayor london breed introduced new legislation friday to crack down on sideshows kron four's rob nesbitt reports. mayor london breed plans on increasing the penalties against those who participate in sideshows. >> as well as change the rules regarding the cars that are seized, if approved by the san francisco board of supervisors, the laws could go into effect as early as sideshows have become allowed

nuisance for residents in san francisco woken up in the middle of the night to this. a dangerous situation for responding officers who have been met with gunfire according to san francisco police chief bill scott. the longer we let these groups stay assemble, the more damage they use because van der liz and mike, we had at the embarcadero couple months. shots fired shootings. we've had murders at these events. officers with sfpd chp and the sheriff's office gathered friday with mayor london breed who announced new legislation in the city making it illegal to promote and participate in assembling a sideshow. drivers blocking streets and officers from doing their jobs will also be held accountable. this means cars that obstruct the streets to set up for sideshows. >> will also now face criminal penalties, cars that participate in sideshows can only be held by police for 30 days before they have to be released. back to the owner. mayor breed wants to extend that. and if there's a conviction, make it so the car can be seas permanently. we welcome the opportunity for people to ride the streets of san francisco safely. but when

you start crossing those lines, we will take action and we will be aggressive. according to chief scott, 67 cars have been impounded this year. he also recognize the frustrations felt by residents who say police are not doing enough but assured them that the use of technology is making a difference with our drones. we can zoom in on close on facial features on who's driving the car without putting an officer endangered chief scott stress the importance of the public's help with reporting sideshows. >> saying if you see one assembling, you should call the non-emergency line 3, 1, 1, but if you see a side show with dangerous activities such as fireworks and shootings, you should call 9-1-1 reporting from the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> human remains have been found under the home of an alleged killer in southern california. the man is being charged with the murder of an elderly couple who went missing from the new this community. shelby nelson reports. >> at this time i can confirm

the presence of human remains. >> under the house, a grim twist to a murder mystery unfolding in redlands. human remains found under this home which had been taken apart and breached just a day earlier battering ramp right into position. police finding those remains within the bags they removed and they say they were all stopped in some sort of bunker dugout underneath the home of 62 year-old michael roy sparks. he's now been arrested and charged with murder in the disappearance of missing couple. dan and stephanie menard his home. just one unit below the elderly couple who was reported missing on sunday. it wasn't until thursday as redlands. police were searching on the property where they all live at all of do ranch nudist resort. a witness called in to tip police that sparks may have been involved in their disappearance from there. authorities tried locating sparks, but he barricaded himself for hours in the same hole where bags of evidence were found. he did have a rifle. >> and he did attempt kill himself police discovered him.

but the rifle misfired. >> neighbors knew him as sparky. some describing him as a loner. someone who didn't have many friends. one neighbor telling us that he had dug out a hole underneath his home to use as a way to cool off rather than having to run his a c a few were aware that there were disputes between he and the menard's. i did know he didn't like the menards. >> you know, he said it many times. they hated him. but i never thought he'd do something like this. neighbor tammy wilkerson says >> issues between the next door. neighbors had been going on for years. while police are confirming if the remains belong to stephanie and and they believe both were killed, some of the couple's closest friends know coming to terms with the loss of dan and stephanie. very very sad. >> but i do. all a good place out. if it's true that he did do that. >> reporting shelby nelson. in the east bay, a first of its kind center for clean energy is now open in oakland. on

friday, california leaders gathered to celebrate the opening of a new hydrogen hub. the new facility is the first 2 k start development and production of hydrogen fuel with the goal of eventually replacing fossil fuels, the energy department says ones produced hydrogen can generate power and fuel cell emitting only water vapor and warm air. >> hydrogen is the swiss army knife energy sources that currently important that at least in this country, the best most durable you of hydrogen is for heavy-duty transportation and to have a day like toda , we're surrounded by his stripes. we go on the first it just very and the history of mankind. it's just thrill for all of in that department of energy in a hydrogen space that that downstream applications like transportation, is going to happen. it's going to happen here. first. >> the department of energy says the hub is set to receive

30 million dollars to start its planning and design phase. the governor's office expects the hub to create around 200,000 jobs. in the north bay. a man faces charges for stealing thousands of dollars worth of tools over 3 months. take a look at this image shared by the sonoma county sheriff's office. they say these are just some of the items. alonso london lopez stole from home depot stores and resold lopez is currently out on $10,000 bail. pg e is warning of rising utility scams. the company says more than 15,000 customers reported losing more than $300,000 to scammers this year alone pg e says in most cases scammers call customers and threaten to disconnect service unless those customers paid immediately with a prepaid debit card pg. e says it will never ask customers to make payments in that manner. and backlash at stanford university this morning after an announcement the school is laying off more than 20 lectures. stephen says the decision is not based on budgets but to restore the

original intent of the program, which hires faculty for limited terms. stanford has since received backlash from the lecturers and students who signed an open petition and voice their frustration about the job cuts online. the cuts do come less than a year after the lectures petition for and one more employee benefits and compensation. food eyes could be banned in schools in california, starting in 2028. lawmakers in sacramento approved a bill thursday preventing schools from selling or distributing snacks, cereals or baked goods containing food dyes. the bill would apply to schools only the author of the bill democratic assemblyman jesse gabriel says synthetic ingredients lead to hyperactivity and interfere with students ability to learn the consumer brands association, which represents candy maker, says the dyes are safe. the bill now goes to governor newsom who could sign the bill or veto it. happening tomorrow. costco, membership fees. going up. most memberships go from 60 to $65.

the executive membership goes up from one 20 to one, 30. and this is costco's first membership increase since 2017. summer bridge crossing the russian river at vacation beach in guerneville closed last night because of damage at a dam below are vacation. beach cam creates a popular recreation area that's open through september. but officials say a component of the dam failed thursday night forcing the early closure of the summer across it. officials are warning residents of swift water downstream after a crane remove some of the dams boards friday to release pressure. and services back through the twin peaks tunnel, the west portal stations were closed for about a week after crews closed them to make repairs. the kale and and as lines now running their regular service. in the south bay, tens of thousands of cars traveling on the de la cruz overpass on highway 101 now get an easier trip ribbon cutting happened friday unveiling a wider overpass and interchange the new highway has a traffic

lanes along with bike and pedestrian paths. coming up on the kron 4 morning news helping undocumented migrants buy a home. a look at the new bill that would give them financial assistance. >> and we're chipping away at that last. he's right that we already had a little bit as we go down to about 90 or inland for antioch. a lot of upper 80's. we're going improve on that for tomorrow. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline street to some 70's. a look at a little bit of a break from our core summer this weekend. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> welcome back. a beauty shot coming in here of the east bay shoreline that we have here, a little bit of haze left over. but if you've been seeing a lot from lot of the pictures here, this is really start open up nicely and boom. >> there's your blue skies keeping this gravy train going for this weekend. in fact, although that fog going to be a little bit more aggressive tomorrow, it's good. it's a good thing. help keep those temperatures down headed to tahoe 81 looks like for sunday monday at 77 and then we start to climb a little bit more. so as they get a little bit more the he too. the showers popping up in a sort of mention of the side there. that's going to be mostly to the south little bit of flow to the north is happening here. meanwhile, the gulf of mexico know this is not a tropical, but it was something they were watching earlier here for something to develop. and about a week it looks like with the some of the longer range forecast models, something tropical could be in the gulf of mexico ocean basin. there as we get to next saturday, we'll see some of the models are indicating something developing. this is the peak of hurricane season in the north latitudes. let's

send you all the way to the western pacific. this is you probably heard about this in japan. the strong typhoon that's their hurricane. same physics apply here. it's their all tropical cyclones. but to the south, they were hit real hard. now it's really more of a tropical depression. now, the actual center of circulation is south of nagoya. but tokyo's where a lot of the weather is being thrown up there as a tropical depression. this is local, heavy rains and some wind, some bait and lightning and such and their latitude. there would be about our la say and the carolina's own. meanwhile, let's send in the indian ocean. this is a little bit further to the south now like cuba would be for our analysis purposes. citizens north here. but this is only a tropical depression at this point heading west, as you can see towards western asia since we're in this area here in india, this is really where they get hit by the real monsoon coming in from the other side here. and when you go up against the himalayas like that, it just rings that moist water out with heavy rains. so that's something

else like a washout, not part of the world 60's in the east bay for right now. 69 for antioch, up north. 56 santa rosa got a lot of 60's up here. 65 meanwhile for san jose. so our models are telling us, oh, it looks so nice. don't go away. it's leaving us next week. and here comes the next heat spike. however, interesting enough. there is an area circulation right out to see here. and this would be a low-pressure system area may be developing here. so using that breaks the back of these heat looks like it's bringing some moisture with that are way too. so we'll see how that comes together as we get a little closer. but the game plan now is still we're seeing a little bump with those temperatures and then it does break down heading into next weekend. 4 zone forecast covering this saturday here. 69 for san francisco to the coast will keep it in the mid 60's. 74 for burlingame heading south to foster city. 78 81 redwood city, palo out to about 81. meanwhile, in the south bay, we've got the lower 80's 89 morgan hill, those scouts at

86 east bay shoreline, mid 70's there, tri valley, upper 80's near scratching about 90 now tomorrow. not so much everybody will be in the 80's. it looks like inland 70's again continue here in the east bay and 72 for vallejo. 87 fairfield, 83 for now up and 86 for santa rosa. interesting pattern again for next week. but still going with that heat spikes. we've got to do it. pop up 100 and they're on wednesday. it looks like that will be one of the hottest days to look out for and a little bit on tuesday thursday. again, it's like, like the same kind of record pattern here. we have weekend in the middle of the week. gets hot and sticky and all that stuff. so some delightful pleasant temperatures. we have that too. i like you look at the pleasant out >> all right. thanks a lot that. >> well, social media company x plans to shut down its san francisco headquarters in 2 weeks. according to a report by fortune, the company sent a note to staff confirming that the building and the facility does close for good on september 13th yes of headquarters on market street

has long served as the social media company's global headquarters in july, elon musk announced he would move the company to austin, texas. meantime, overseas ex is now banned in brazil. a judge there making the decision after musk refused to name a legal representative for the platform in brazil. but judge clashing with musk since april when the court ordered the suspension of dozens of ex accounts allegedly spreading misinformation. market research group emarketer says some 40 million brazilians. that's roughly one-fifth of the population, access at least once per month. first in the nation, bill is now on governor gavin newsom's desk if signed into law, it will allow undocumented immigrants to get assistance from the state to buy a home. reports. >> it's a proposal that may soon become state law after months and months of debate. in addition to the required low to moderate income. >> status. what and applicants

immigration status is cannot a disqualifying criterion. >> that's the essence of assembly bill. 18, 40 home purchase assistance program. now headed to the governor's desk. be 18, 40 would expand the language of the ongoing program under the california housing finance authority to be more inclusive. so apple regardless of citizenship could receive up to $150,000 in state funding in down payment assistance. but the court question is >> whether or not folks should be able to receive state funded programs, whether it's for housing assistance or any other program. and if they are not lawful immigrants here in the state of california for this daughter of an undocumented grape picker, it's a hard yes. >> i kind of strongly do immigrants are the main workers. are like in the

fields picking produce to help this county and other cities around. >> early rc says she knows firsthand the challenges immigration status can bring. >> i see the struggle that they go through nust living off week by week by check by check. her friend agrees saying housing assistance frees them up so that they can work on getting their papers needed to be a full citizen of the united states. undocumented immigrants tend to not be able to hold jobs, obviously. but the other perspective taxpayer dollars should be given to citizens as this resident says. >> into not feel that we owe them anything and when they don't know us anything, they are here by due process by all means yes. still being illegals. i think it's a slap in our face under the proposal to be eligible applicants would be to be credit worthy taxpayers and prove it with a taxpayer id or social security number.

>> and that was our reporting for us with immigration. such a hot button topic this election year. this questions on if passing this bill might make democrats look soft on the issue and this is why some are speculating that governor newsom will ultimately veto that bill. he has until the end of september to sign it into law. moon bay man has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for attempted murder. prosecutors excuse me, investigators say in 2022 51 year-old martin medina tried to kill a co-worker because of ongoing work-related tension. according to prosecutors, he shot through the victim's home, a california terra garden, the very same form that 6 months later became infamous for a deadly mass shooting. investigators say in january 2023 farmworker chin. the shot and killed his co-workers south told investigators he was angry because he was bullied while working on the farms and being treated unfairly remains in custody. awaiting trial. and violence broke out again last

month. the california terra gardens officials say a man fired from the farm is accused of threatening to kill 4 co-workers for laughing at him over his alleged wife's affair with another employee. the suspect the suspect was arrested and faces several charges. >> it was clear from the moment that i shook his hand. that long was deeply proud to be part of this department. to be part of this family. >> a memorial service happened friday for san jose community service officer long pham. he was hit and killed by a drunk driver while protect or wild directing traffic in san jose earlier this month, the service happen at the s ap center friday. friends remember him as a good man who loved his job. >> i feel really sad that but i >> why would lead to stronger in the in mind.

>> he wouldn't want us to visible. >> another officer was also hurt in the crash that killed fam. she is expected to be okay. the man accused of crashing into the faces murder and dui charges. >> we'll be right back.

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is heading to conquered the iconic 60's group that released big hits like september boogie wonderland. fantasy will be at the toyota pavilion tomorrow. meantime, rock band, chicago will also be performing tickets are still available. the event starts at 07:30am, september first. and low awesome. and that was awesome tunes. and whenever phil bailey, who was in >> this group as well, remember in the 80's heat. remember, remember, did. he's 11 with phil collins. that was a cool album to chinese wall. cut number 9 woman. that's a nice ballot to cut number 9 that went all right. here's what we got going on here. chicago school, too. here's a look at we have the next 7 days. 100 is what we're watching for your wednesday. it looks so contradictory. what we see in the long term models here. let's hope that that is in our favor later. but we'll have to see. meanwhile, enjoyed the break this holiday weekend. it looks all week. 83 tomorrow. looks great. all right. thank you, dave. and that's it for us at

the crown for weekend news. betty nguyen and thank you so much watching. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. 07:00am.

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