( james ) here's a look at temps. it's gonna be a hot in here today. (james) good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm james fletcher. ( tiffany ) and i'm tiffany mcelroy. (james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with the main areas of clouds over monterey bay and the salinas valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher

elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. highs will likely be in the mid 90s to 105 with 60s and 70s at the coast. the rest of the inland areas will be in the 80s to lower 90s. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (tiffany) two

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (tiffany) two explosions have been reported at a houston-area chemical plant that lost power after flooding from harvey. officials say black smoke was seen coming from the arkema inc. plant earlier today. the

sheriff's office said a deputy was taken to the hospital after inhaling fumes. nine other deputies drove themselves to the hospital as a precaution as well. a spokeswoman for the plant said that the flooded facility had lost power and backup generators because of the hurricane. leaving it without refrigeration for chemicals that become volatile as the temperature rises. ( james ) our top story this morning... rescue operations continuing in southeast texas. this is video showing a newborn baby being airlifted from a roof. the one month old baby is just one of at least 85-hundred people rescued since hurricane harvey made landfall friday.(tiffany) the storm has been downgraded to a "tropical depression". but there is continued flooding in texas and southwest louisiana. and the death toll has climbed to at least 31 victims... among them four children and

their great grandparents who were swept away in van while trying to get to safety. right now there at least 32-thousand people in evacuation shelters. ( james ) and that number could continue to rise. kristen holmes is tracking the ongoing rescue effort in texas and louisiana. as dangerous rescue operations continue in flood-ravaged houston --- cities nearby are feeling the full brunt of harvey after the storm made landfall again.flooding has swallowed parts of port arthur and beaumont.in a facebook post the port author mayor writing: "our whole city is underwater right now but we are coming!" floodwaters swamped a nursing home there... rescuers racing to get elderly residents out as fast as they can. no name given/ nursing home employee: i was at home watching television and i see them on tv and i could not believe they were still here so i waded through the water and somebody gave me a ride on a

boat to get here. it just breaks my hear. nearby in beaumont -- terrifying scenes like this are happening across the city. voice of tom wright/reporter: "he is in the trees. there were people in the trees? butted to and they manage to get him in the boat. and bring him out. he had no clothes on. (cheer)in houston... thousands are in shelters.many more though ... are still waiting to be rescued ... as emergency crews and volunteers race against time to reach those still trapped in their homes.and on a flooded interstate -- a group of people formed a human chain to pull a victim to safety.the texas governor says more help is on the way (tiffany) people in the bay area are coming together to send hurricane harvey victims the items they need most. a store in san francisco is donating clothes and shoes. one of its employees happens to be from houston.. that employee spoke to kron 4's hermela aregawi about what it was like to know his family was fighting floodwaters in his hometown. he said it was nerve-wracking

because sometimes, he couldn't get in touch with his family - to know if they were okay.he said his hometown is elevated.. so they never imagined the waters would rise to the level they did.. until it was almost too late. victims describe it as surreal.. watching waters rise quickly and nearly drowning their neighborhoods.michael perez has lived in the bay area for six years.. but he says his heart and family, including his mom, are in houston. michael perez/family caught in hurricane harveyit's sad because the only thing you can do is call them and hopefully they answer and hopefully they do make it to where they need to be. people are losing power and the lines are so long at the grocery stores.i have a few cousins that live on the east side of houston. it was completely underwater. we reached out to perez's cousins.. sylvia and ariel.. who were back in their homes on wednesday after being evacuated by boat on monday. sylvia adames cortez and ariel adames/evacuated during hurricane harveyit was horrible. it was a movie. i felt like we were in a movie.like i was, i couldn't sleep. i was nervous. i was anxious. it was a horrible experience.our whole street was like a lake the next morning. so we were very shocked because i've been here

since 2006 and we had hurricane allison and we never experienced this in our nieghborhood. the two say they were rescued by boat at night. by regular people who had come from nearby cities to help. sylvia adames cortez and ariel adames/evacuated during hurricane harveyit was a really surreal experience seeing all these people come together and help everyone here.in a wonderful coincidence..d and s.. a clothing store in the marina where perez works is sending clothes and shoes to those affected by harvey.. and thereby helping people in his hometown. aregawi)the store has 16 locations... the one in san francisco on its own is sending more than 10-thousand of merchandise to the houston area.they're also donations.so if you've got clothes and shoes to spare.. you can at their union location.in san hermela (tiffany) to help the victims in texas, you can text the word harvey to 90-999 to make a $10 donation. you can also make donations online at redcross.org, or by phone at 1-800-red-cross. ( james @ landing ) another big story we are following this morning... a sacramento sheriff's deputy is killed after a violent gun

battle. 52-year old bob french had been with the sacramento sheriff's department for more than two decades. he's survived by his children, grandchildren, and girlfriend. and now we know the suspected shooter was from the bay area. two other c-h-p officers were also struck by gunfire. the incident happened early yesterday morning at a ramada inn in sacramento. investigators say they saw two women get into a stolen car. officers arrested the two woman and then went to serve a search warrant at a room at the hotel. when officers knocked on the door they were ambushed. a suspect started shooting through the door and walls. hitting two chp officers. police say sacramento deputies then got into a shootout with the suspect who had moved to the room's balcony. shooting at officers with a "high-powered rifle." the suspect was hit and taken to the hospital. the two other c-h-p officers are expected to be recover. investigators are now searching for additional suspects. (tiffany@ landing) in the north bay.. police are

looking for this woman who they say stabbed a man at a senior housing complex in san rafael.. she was last seen at the el cerrito bart station.. kron 4's j-r stone has more on the circumstances of the stabbing? right now police need your help in finding this woman. 26 year old unique lashonda gaimes. accused of stabbing a 66 year old man multiple times in the face, neck, head, and chest on tuesday morning. neighbors saw the victim shortly after the attack happened.sotthe stabbing happened at the rotary manor senior housing community in san rafael. police say the suspect and the victim have known each other for more than 5 years but detectives aren't saying how they know each other. only that she was an invited guest for the night. a neighbor who wished to remain anonymous said she talked with the victim who was stabbed when he arrived back home last night.sot he was wearing hospital attire that you would wear as a patient and he had bandages on his face and neck that i saw and he was asking if the manager

was in i didn't know but i let him in and i told him i hoped he was feeling better and that was it.police say gaimes took a bus to get out of the area after the stabbing. she was then last seen at the del norte-el cerrito bart station tuesday morning. the victim's neighbor tells us officers spent time looking for evidence here on tuesday.sot i saw 4 or 5 police officers looking around and i watched them for a while because that's curious. they asked me if i could see the top of a particular building and if i saw anything on top of the building that looked like a weapon and i didn't.if you know gaimes's whereabouts your uged to call 911.detectives say she is violent and could be dangerous if contacted. ( james ) ( james ) ( james ) here's a look at

temps. it's gonna be a hot in here today. ( james ) here's a look at

temps. it's gonna be a hot in here today. (james)( tiffany ) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with

the main areas of clouds over monterey bay and the salinas valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher

elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. highs will likely be in the mid 90s to 105 with 60s and 70s at the coast. the rest of the inland areas will be in the 80s to lower 90s.

no major hot spots. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101.bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james @ landing) thousands of dollars stolen from a convenience store manager in east palo alto. it happened as she left her 7-eleven with the cash deposits for the day. then police say she was then followed by the man you see here. she then did something we are all told to do when we get into a car accident. kron 4's justine waldman spoke with police who say this was a targeted attack. she did not see this coming it

was quickso quick the manager of this 711 on newell road had no time to react.on monday just before 10am, she left the store to drive to the bank with the deposits for the day a bag filled with thousands of dollars in cash.2shotsot no mask no disguise palo alto police srgt brian philip tells me before the manager left, she was being watched.sot it appears one of the suspects actually cased the 711 he came in he walked around the store went back to the car and waited there for about an hour until she leftshe then drove just a few blocks away .. to where the crime took place. standup justine waldmanhere at the corner of newell and edgewood roads police tell me the victim was rear-ended. she then got out of her car and the suspect suggested she should take a picture of the damage which was minor... she did and that's when police say he yanked her phone away, grabbed the bank deposit bag filled with cash off her front seat. and took offsot she did everything right she had no way of knowing this was setup for a robberysecurity cameras caught a picture of the suspects' car.. a sliver sedan with a yellow paper plate.and a picture of the suspect as he scooped out the store.there is no good image of the second suspect. the driver of the car.police later found her stolen cell phone nearby.and now are looking for the suspects.sot she described one of them as an african american male in his 20s she believed the driver was possible a polynesian male with longer hairthe store manager, customers fondly called mama, did not want to be interviewed.while she

wasn't hurt sot she was obviously targetedin east palo alto justine waldman kron 4 news (tiffany) happening now: police are looking for a man accused of sex assault. this is the suspect. 37-year-old adrian hernandez- vasquz. investigators say he met the victim socially -

then assaulted her near the panhandle area close to golden gate park. a million dollar arrest warrant has been issued. (tiffany @ bam) also we have new video of a hate crime against a jewish temple in alameda. police are hoping it will help lead to an arrest. the crime happened back on august 17th at temple israel. a person dressed in all black was seen walking through the parking lot. making their way to the temple doors. at some point he grabs a large rock and then throws the rock at the glass doors. but he is not done. he is then seen walking around and picking up two more rocks and throwing them at windows. multiple agencies are involved in the investigation including the f- b-i. ( james ) happening now... police in the east bay are searching for a truck driver who was involved in a deadly hit-and- run collison. this crash happened around 10:30- tuesday night at the solano way off- ramp on highway- 4 in concord. police say the person driving this red car died after they rear- ended a flat bed truck.

you can see - just how much damage was done to the car. police say the flat bed truck took off after the crash. they later found the truck about a mile away from the scene but did not locate the driver. ( james ) two teenage brothers were injured when their bmw flew off the road near tiburon. it landed on the roof of a home 60 feet below. it happened around 7-30 yesterday monring on paradise drive while the two were on their way to redwood high school. the 17-year- old driver was allegedly speeding and lost control while going around a curve. no one was hurt in the home the car landed on. the driver suffered critical injuries. his 15-year-old brother has moderate injuries. (tiffany) however the white nationalist rally in berkeley over the weekend was no hoax. it drew thousands of coutner protesters and 13 people were arrested. the trans-woman who organized it spoke out publicly for the first time since sunday's demonstration. she tells kron four's philippe djegal

she intends to return to berkeley. (philippe)amber cummings/orga nizer- "i'm very, very upset about what happened this weekend -- extremely upset." a self-described "trans- patriot"... amber cummings says she is not a white nationalist.amber cummings/orga nizer- "absolutely not." she adds....amber cummings/orga nizer- "i don't stand with the kkk. i don't stand with any of these groups." cummings showed up to this news conference without a bandana, then covered her face from the podium... doing so she says to draw more attention to the anti-fascist protestors who dress similarly at rallies, and who she says were responsible for inciting the violence at martin luther king junior civic center park in berkeley last sunday.amber cummings/organizer- "they're not allowing me to speak out against marxism -- that was the message. they've been attacking our people in the parks. people with masks like this have been attacking our people, non-stop across the country." cummings chose to address news organizations about this past weekend's demonstrations at a park in antioch to avoid any confrontation with anti- fascist protestors. she also asked for the antioch police department to stay close by, should anything go wrong. despite the large

police presence at the park sunday... and, officers making 13 arrests... cummings says the police department could have done more to quell the agitators. though she cancelled last sunday's "no to marxism in america" rally two days prior... thousands of counter protestors still showed up. she says she intends to return to berkeley this saturday afternoon, by herself.amber cummings/orga nizer- "i'm asking antifa to do the right thing, stand down. do not attack me. let me speak. i do not deserve what you're doing and you do not have a right to stop me from speaking. i will not be speaking hate speech." instead of joining her, cummings asks those who wish to watch her saturday speech to do so on facebook live. in antioch, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( james ) here's a look at temps. it's gonna be a hot in here today.

(robin) i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... a suicide prevention hotline is receiving a boost in awareness from a popular music video. rick damigella tells us which one and more in the hollywood minute. (nat music)"i've been on the lowi been taking my timei feel like i'm out of my mindit feel like my life ain't minewho can relate? whoo!" hip-hop artist 'logic' is helping increase suicide prevention awareness. his song called "1- 800-273-8255," is the working phone number for 'the national suicide prevention lifeline.' variety reports calls to the number are up 30-percent since the song's debut in april. the music video, which features actors don cheadle, mathew modine and luis guzman, has racked up over 17-million views since it premiered august 17th.(nat music)"when the lights go out, it's all you talk aboutthe darkness where you learn to see"music

news: u-2 surprised fans by premiering a performance of a new song on facebook. the track is called "the blackout" but billboard says the song is "not" the lead single off the band's upcoming album, entitled "songs of experience." the band will release the first single, "you're the best thing about me" on september 6th."oh, well i'm pennywise, the dancing clown. now we aren't strangers, are we?"is stephen king's killer clown hurting professional clowns? time magazine reports the world clown association, yes, that's a thing, is bracing for a wave of backlash from the upcoming release of the movie "it," about a creature that assumes the form of a clown, among other things. in a statement to the hollywood reporter, the president of the association says some of it's members have lost work or even had the police called on them. the w-c-a has even issued a press kit for professional clowns to prepare for the release of the movie. "it" begins haunting

theaters, september 8th. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. ( james ) here's a look at temps. it's gonna be a hot in here today. here's a look at temps.

it's gonna be a hot in here today. (james)( tiffany ) now lets get a check of weather with james fletcher.

(james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with the main areas of clouds over monterey bay and the salinas valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations,

especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. highs will likely be in the mid 90s to 105 with 60s and 70s at the coast. the rest of the inland areas will be in the 80s to lower 90s. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

( james ) back to our top story this morning.... rescues continuing in southeast texas. take a look at this video... this couple was rescued from port arthur with their newborn baby. (tiffany) they wrapped the baby in a garbage bag to protect the child from the wind and rain. the family -- along with a dog -- was picked up from their apartment by boat. at least 31 people have died and tens of thousands of people are in evacuation shelters.. reporter kristen holmes has the latest. dangerous rescue operations continue in flood-ravaged houston and nearby cities after harvey made landfall again wednesdayflooding has swallowed parts of port arthur

and beaumont.nats in a facebook post the port author arthur mayor writing: "our whole city is underwater right now but we are coming!" floodwaters swamped a nursing home there... rescuers racing to get elderly residents out as fast as they can. det. mike hebert: "some of the nurses have said that these, the patients were in the water for up to 24 hours so that's critical to us. nearby in beaumont -- terrifying scenes like this are happening across the city. voice of tom wright/reporter: "he is in the trees. there were people in the trees? butted to and they manage to get him in the boat. and bring him out. he had no clothes on. (cheer)andin houston... thousands still in shelters.sylvester turner/ houston mayor: 14:14:59 we are assessing the situation we want to work as quickly as we can to transition people out of the shelters and into their normal lives. many more though ... are still waiting to be rescued ... as emergency crews and volunteers race against time to reach those still trapped in their homes.next door, much of louisiana was spared from the same devastation..officials there pledging to welcome their texas neighborsgovernor john bel edwards/ -d- louisiana: "we had all these assets that were positioned in southwest louisiana to take care of our own and without needing them we're going to use them here in texas until we get the job done."

(tiffany) in oakland... the allen temple baptist church is doing its part to help the victims of hurricane harvey. reverend charlotte williams spoke to us about the actions her community is taking.,.

be praying for the victims of the hurricane as well as collecting donations. ( james ) to help the victims in texas, you can text the word harvey to 90-999 to make a $10 donation. you can also make donations online at redcross.org, or by phone at 1-800-red- ( james ) it was this video of a fremont armed home invasion that triggered an 18 -month investigation into a violent street gang. now we know that probe has netted seven arrests. the gang is called "swerve team". it's based in richmond. as kron4's maureen kelly reports their alleged crime wave stretched into 12- east bay communites. law enforcement officials say this homemade rap video showing young men flashing handguns gives a glimpse into the lifestyle to swerve team. they're only motive was just to inflict violence violence and inflict fear across several communities and today,

it's a large law-enforcement effort to squash that violence here's more video showing how heavily armed this gang iseach of the men you see in these photos are being held on 24 million dollars each.and this man, 22 year old cardell waters has a 24 million dollar arrest warrant out on him.they are being connection to a slew of crimesincluding 3 murders. one of those killed 18 year old old otillio nicco martinez police say he was an innocent victim just walking home when he was shot 67 times at close range.nats14 attemped murders have been tied to this investigation. this surveillance video shows allegedly shows members of swerve team chasing a rival gang member into a richmond liquor store. their bullets struck a 14 year old girl outside, another innocent bystander. sewerve team has also been linked to shooting of an orinda school board in front of her home during a robbery. and shots fired outside a concord mall.one of th men arrested marrico williams was actually being paid by the city of richmond as part of a controversial program aimed at helping people stay out of trouble.it's a program the chief of police says he still

supports.the fact that it didn't work for that person is just kind of a reality of life all 7 in custody are being held on 24 million dollars bail each.maureen kelly kron4 news ( james ) here's a look at temps. it's gonna be a hot in here today. ( james ) officers in the

south bay were out in full force cracking down on drivers. (tiffany) stanely roberts shows us on this edition of people behaving badly. traffic officers from different cities in santa clara count y hit the streets looking for all forms of bad behavior from everything from drivers to pedestrians and

anything in between nats: ambiance for instance, see this black mercedes making a turn into homestead school in cupertino from the outside lane that a big no-no, the driver should have waited in line like everyone so sgt gonzalez from the santa clara county sheriffs office will have a chat with him when you were coming this way and you made the right turn what lane were you in and big rigs drivers not following the seatbelt law do you wear your seat belt normally there was also a truck checkpoint where trucks were given the once over for safety this truck and trailer was taken out of service because the driver while he had a license it wasn't the right type.sir where out here doing truck inspections today do you have your drivers license, registrations, and insurance as you may well know school is back in session and during the first month it can be chaotic .this driver was stopped outside kennedy middle school so when you came out of driver way school right here tere's a sign posted it's a right turn

only between 7 and 9 in the morning the reason why you had to wait for so long you were blocking .. you did see it that big sign posted right there in the entrance at one point a resident flagged us down éa few more minutes and it will be almost to that corner and then they will be turning around in the middle of the street this is her complaint as parents drop off there kids they make a u-turn which by it self is not illegal unless there a another car approaching less that 200 feet away sir the reason why i stopped you when you made the u-turn there, remember the u turn . no english and then just outside apple on de anza pedestrians ignoring the don't' walk signals . this is grup of people crossing against the light everybody here from the grey jacket everyone stopped were issued tickets for ignoring a pedestrian signal . well almost everyone . this guy sorta slipped through the cracks heard mentality you see the group going there will be more crackdowns in santa clara county so my suggestion always follow the rules . then you won't have anything to worry about in santa clara county stanley roberts kron 4 news (tiffany) coming up... heads up

if you plan on driving the bay bridge this weekend. why you can expect to see some serious delays. ( james ) here's a look at temps. it's gonna be a hot in here today.

(james) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... rescue operations continuing in southeast texas. this after least 85-hundred people have been rescued since hurricane harvey made landfall friday. the storm has been downgraded to a "tropical depression". but there is continued flooding in texas and southwest louisiana. and the death toll has climbed to at least 31 victims...

there at least 32-thousand people in evacuation shelters. (tiffany) and... a sacramento sheriff's deputy is killed after a violent gun battle. it happened early yesterday morning at a ramada inn in sacramento. investigators say officers saw two women get into a stolen car. they then arrested the two woman and then went to serve a search warrant at a room at the hotel. when officers knocked on the door they were ambushed. investigators are now searching for additional suspects. ( james ) also... the "march against marxism" protest at the golden gate bridge was apparently a hoax. it was originally planned for nine yesterday morning the protest was supposedly going to block traffic on the golden gate bridge "until the city of san francisco agrees that 'antifa' is a terrorist organization." law enforcement was ready just in case. ( james ) now lets get a check of the roads with robin winston. no major hot spots. san mateo

bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with the main areas of clouds over monterey bay and the salinas valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat

likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. highs will likely be in the mid 90s to 105 with 60s and 70s at the coast. the rest of the inland areas will be in the 80s to lower 90s.

(tiffany) cal-trans is warning about delays on the bay bridge... over the next few months there are planned implosions of some of the old piers which are part of the old eastern span. as kron4's terisa estacio reports the traffic delays will start this weekend. "we want to do what is best." caltrans bay bridge chief engineer on the implosions of 13 marine piers in the next few months.. - all part of the old eastern span of the bay bridge. brian maroney. we are partnering with the chp, we will be slowing down traffic to a degree. maroney explains, come this saturday - and every other saturday till completion in november, the california highway patrol will conduct traffic breaks on the eastern span of the bridge. in total, they estimate the closure will be no more than 30 minutes. and could take place in a window of time, depending on the conditions needed for the implosion. he explains the closure is out of an abunbance of caution during

the implosions. maroney. the bridge is safe. but it will be audible, and we don't want to be disruptive to drivers. also, out on the water, the chp will be keeping boaters at a distance - again because of safety concerns. maroney says the blasts will actually be quite small and that they are actually imploding the concrete piers rather than blowing them up. maroney, they will fall in and we will go scoop them up. maroney says the tight schedule is all in an effort to balance protecting the environment and public safety. "scientists told us now is the window because there are no listed species expected to be in the bay. maroney explains part of their job saturday will be looking out for wildlife and if one is seen "we will call it off" cal trans officials say this whole project unfolding is a win, win for everyone, especially has it comes under budget. dan mcelhinney, chief deputy district director. we are doing this a year earlier than planned and saving a million dollars. dollars. saving a million than

planned and a year earlier we are doing this a year earlier than planned and saving a million dollars. (tiffany) and a major bart closure to tell you about this weekend. people planning on riding trains through oakland may need to make alternate plans. bart crews will be working on the tracks meaning the lake merrit station will be closed saturday through monday. the closure will impact customers traveling on the

warm springs, dublin/pleasant on, and oakland airport lines. bart will instead provide free buses for riders with tickets to connect to other stations. but expect about a 30- minute delay. ( james ) now to baseball. the a's played a wild one in anaheim. let's jump to the top of the 4th. the a's down 3-2 to the angels. that's when matt olson hits one out for a 3-run homer. 5-3 a's. they would score 8 runs in the 4th. but that lead didn't least. the angels would go on to put up 10 runs in this one. winning by a final score of 8 to 10. ( james ) as for the orange and black... the giants were playing their final game of a 3 game series in san diego. let's go to the bottom of the 6th. the padres up one to nothing. that's when denard span makes a nice sliding catch to rob the hitter of extra bases but the next batter puts one into the 2nd balcony down

the left field line off ty blach. 2-0 padres the padres scored 3 in the 6th off blach and kyle crick. they'd go on to win by a final score of 5 to nothing. ( james ) here's a look at temps. it's gonna be a hot in here today. gcu is the university that never sleeps.

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(robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (james) coming up... relief and rescue efforts

continue this morning after the devastation left behind by hurricane harvey. the latest.(tiffany) and... a sheriff's deputy is shot and killed after a shoot out in sacramento what led up to the violent (james) also it's hot in here today. when i walked through a snowstorm for a cigarette, that's when i knew i had to quit. for real this time. that's why i'm using nicorette. only nicorette gum has patented dual-coated technology for great taste, plus intense craving relief.

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the kron 4 morning news... the death toll rising in texas after hurricane harvey. now more evacuations after a chemical plant explodes overnight. ( tiffany ) and a sheriff's deputy shot and killed in sacramento and now we have learned the shooter is from the bay area. ( james ) and it is getting hot all around the bay area. i will have the details in your full forecast.

( tiffany ) good morning i'm tiffany mcelroy.( mark ) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with the main areas of clouds over monterey bay and the salinas valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming

weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the richmond bridge drive less than 20 toll to 101 ( tiffany ) now back to our top story... the dangerously hot temperatures expected across the bay area for the next several days. ( mark ) will tran is live at ygnacio valley park in concord where temperatures will be in the 100s. good

morning will. ( will ) triple digits are expected across much fo the bay area. i will be here through out the morning talking with people about staying cool. ( tiffany ) we will check back with you through out the morning.

( mark ) breaking news we are following this morning... two explosions at a chemical plant near houston. the plant in crosby, texas lost power because of flooding from harvey. now people in the area are being told to evacuate. this is video of the chemical plant. the flooding also caused the plant to lose their backup generators. they say that caused the chemicals at the plant to get hot which led to the explosions. no body was hurt but 10 sheriff's deputies went to the hospital as a precaution. ( tiffany ) and this morning rescue crews in houston are still trying to reach people in need.( mark ) the death toll is now at 37. omar jimenez is in richmond, texas this morning with the latest. southeast texas in survival mode this morning.many losing their water supply as they deal with rising waters. in the houston area many continue

to stay in shelters unsure of what their next steps will be. dramatic rescues taking place across southeast texas as the deadly aftermath of harvey continues to cause widespread devastation.the military -- part of that rescue effort-- airlifting families to safety above flood waters.nats more help is on the way two naval ships.. carrying nearly 700 marines - and even water purification systems- poised to offer help to the state, local and citizen crews.staff sgt. ryan dush / ny air national guard 106th rescue wing: it's just helping people in need, in their greatest moment of need. when you're at your most vulnerable, it's nice to know that somebody is actually going to come down and help you."two areas in dire need of help this morning beaumont and port arthur.dozens of seniors were stranded in a nursing homebefore help could arrive. and in beaumont texas... the city lost its water supply after pumps failed due to the flooding.gov. greg abbott/-r- texas: the worst is not yet over for southeast texas as far as the rain is concerned. in houston thousands spent the night in shelters but many there are still in need of

rescue.no name given/ evacuee: they said water was rising time to go, so that's what we did. vice president mike pence visits the storm-ravaged region today... and will make stops in and around corpus christi.vice president mike pence/white sulphur springs, wv/wednesday: 'their courage and devotion has saved countless lives' and it represents the best of america."and today fema along with firefighters will be assessing the full extend of harvey's destruction in southwest houston.it's a city that fema says they anticipate being in for years. in richmond texas, i'm omar jimenez. ( tiffany ) people in the bay area continue to work together to send hurricane harvey victims the items they need most. a store in san francisco is donating clothes and shoes. and one of its employees happens to be from houston. michael perez has lived in the bay area for six years but most of his family is still in texas including his mom.

do is call them and hopefully they answer and hopefully they do make it to where they need to be. people are losing power and the lines are so long at the grocery stores.i have a few cousins that live on the east side of houston. it was completely underwater." >( tiffany ) perez works for d and s clothing in san francisco which is donating items to hurricane harvey victims. if you would like to donate any of your clothes or shoes, you can drop them off at the store's union street ( tiffany ) and a reminder if you would like to help people affected by hurricane harvey... you can text the word "harvey" to the number on your screen... 9-0-9-9-9 to make a ten dollar donation to the red cross. we've also posted other ways you can donate on our website at kron four dot com. ( mark ) a sacramento sheriff's deputy is shot and killed and two c-h-p officers are also injured in the attack... and the suspected shooter is from the bay area. the shooting happened yesterday at a ramada inn in sacramento. police say they saw two women get into a

stolen car. officers arrested the two women and then went to serve a search warrant at a room at the hotel. when officers knocked on the door - they were ambushed. someone started shooting through the door - hitting two c-h-p officers. sacramento sheriff's deputies then got into a shootout with the gunman... who had moved to the room's balcony. he was using a high-powered rifle. that's when sheriff's deputy bob french was hit - and he died on the way to the hospital. the gunman was also shot after escaping the hotel and leading police on a brief car chase. he was also taken to the hospital. police have not released his name but say he is a 31- year-old man from the bay area. the two chp officers are expected to recover. ( tiffany ) police say a body found along a south bay freeway was the victim of a hit-and-run. the man's body was spotted yesterday morning along the capitol expressway between senter road and mclaughlin avenue in san jose. police have not released the man's name and they are still looking for the driver of the car that hit him. san jose police say this

is the 13th pedestrian fatality of the year. ( tiffany ) happening now... police looking for a woman who stabbed a man at a senior housing complex in the north bay. police say unique lashonda gaimes was last seen at the el cerrito bart station. she is accused of stabbing a 66- year-old man in san rafael. police say he was stabbed multiple times in the face, neck and head. police say gaimes has known the victim for about 5 years. kron 4 spoke to a neighbor who saw the victim after the attack: ( tiffany ) police say gaimes took a bus to get out of the area after the stabbing. she was last seen at the del norte-el cerrito bart station tuesday morning. ( mark ) police are looking for a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in san francisco. the suspect has been identified as 37-

year-old adrian hernandez- vasquz. investigators say he is accused of assaulting a woman near the panhandle area close to golden gate park. a million dollar warrant has been issued for his arrest. ( mark ) the cities of santa clara and san francisco are asking a federal judge to permanently block president trump's sanctuary city policy. the cities filed the requests yesterday asking the judge to declare the president's executive order on sanctuary cities unconstitution al. the president's order threatened to deny federal money to sanctuary cities like san francisco. the judge is expected to hold a hearing on the issue in october. ( tiffany ) happening now... a wildfire burning in butte county near lake oroville continues to burn out of control. the ponderosa fire has now burned 35-hundred acres. it is only 10- percent contained this morning. more evacuations have been ordered and now police have arrested a man accused of starting the fire. investigators say the fire started on tuesday afternoon when a campfire got out of control. they say the campfire was set outside of

the designated campground. they have arrested a man from oroville for starting that illegal campfire. 10 homes have been destroyed and more than a thousand other buildings are still threatened this morning. ( tiffany ) still ahead on the kron four morning news...police make a major bay area gang bust. see what crimes the gang is linked to and where. and later...new video showing a hate crime against a jewish temple is released. we'll show you who police are looking for. and after the break...thieves go to the extreme to steal from a 7-11 manager. see what they did as she was headed to the bank. ( james ) and i will check your bay area forecast coming up ( robin ) and i am tracking you commute after the

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back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast with james fletcher. (james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with the main areas of clouds over monterey bay and the salinas valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming

weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. highs will likely be in the mid 90s to 105 with 60s and 70s at the coast. the rest of the inland areas will be in the 80s to lower 90s. no major hot spots. brt delays

no major hot spots. brt delays no major hot spots. brt delays

up to 20 min to sfo and east bay due to equipment probelems bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.

( tiffany ) thousands of dollars is stolen from a 7-11 store manager in palo alto and this morning the thieves are still on the loose. the manager had just left the store and was headed to the bank to make that day's deposit. but on her way to the bank she was rear-ended. the woman got out of her car and a man yanked her phone out of her hand. he grabbed the bank deposit bag off her front seat...and took off. the car was driven by a second person. police say the thieves had cased the convenient store earlier ( tiffany ) one of the men was caught on surveillance cameras. here is his picture. they also got a picture of the car. they say the two were in a silver sedan with a yellow paper plate. ( tiffany ) richmond police say seven gang members have been arrested after an 18 month investigation into a bay area crime spree. the

gang called "swerve team"... is being linked with three murders and 14 attempted murders. they are also connected with an armed home invasion, several armed robberies, burglaries and even car jackings. ( tiffany ) police are still looking for one gang member. each of the seven suspects currently in custody are being held on 24 million dollars bail. ( mark ) we have new video of hate crime against a jewish temple in alameda -- police are hoping it will help lead to an arrest. it happened on august 17th at temple israel. a man...dressed in all black...walks through the parking lot and makes his way to the temple doors. at some point he grabs a large rock and throws it at the glass doors. then he is seen walking around and picking up two more rocks and throwing them at windows.

the f-b-i is investigating the case. ( mark ) president trump is now considering ending a federal program the provides protection for undocumented minors. the program known as daca allows undocumented immigrants who were brought into the u-s as children to stay in the country. earlier this year, president trump hinted that he might extend the program. but now there are reports that the president is considering ending the daca program. the president has until september 5th to make a decision. ( tiffany ) president trump is calling on congress to rewrite the country's tax law. the president says his plan will lower taxes for middle income americans and bring back money that companies are spending overseas. but his plan is getting mixed reviews on capitol hill. democrats say the plan will only help those with special interests. republicans say there is

wide spread support within the party for tax reform. congress will have the chance to take up the tax debate when it returns to washington next week. ( tiffany ) prosecutors say the teenager who shot and killed two people at a library in new mexico originally wanted to target his high school. police say four others were injured when nathaniel jouett opened fire at the clovis public library. according to the court papers... the 16-year-old told police that he didn't know why he targeted the library. he says he didn't know anybody inside. jouett's girlfriend told police that the he was upset over a bullying incident at school. he was on a two day suspension in connection with it. police say he took the guns from his father's safe. jouett is facing nearly a dozen charges including murder and child abuse. ( mark ) still ahead on the kron four morning news...see what an east bay church is doing to help the victims of hurricane harvey. and next...beware of scams popping up claiming to help people in texas. we'll tell you what to look out for and here is a look at the

east bay highs... and here's a live look outside... bay bridge.

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no major hot spots. 20 min bart delays bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (ááá2-shot @bamááá)( tiffany ) scammers are taking advantage

of good people trying to help victims of hurricane harvey.( mark ) the department of justice is warning the public about groups of thieves capitalizing on people's generosity. scam artists are creating bogus websites, emails, social media accounts and fake crowdfunding websites. all of them claiming to help hurricane harvey victims. ( tiffany ) the d-o-j says beware of unsolicited emails and phone calls. do not open emails that have pictures of the disaster because they might be viruses trying to steal your personal information.( mark ) and make sure you research the organization first before you decide to open your wallet. you can find links to credibile organizations on our website at kron 4 dot com. ( mark ) and take a look at this... spiderman paid a visit to a houston shelter. shelter organizers say a lot of families left their homes to escape harvey without anything for their kids,. they say the children there could use items such as toys, books... and even a visit from a super hero. ( lydia ) closures coming

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kron four morning lets start the half hour of weather and traffic... (james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with the main areas of clouds over monterey bay and the salinas valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is

less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( tiffany ) now back to our top story... the dangerous temperatures expected today through next week across the bay area.( mark ) will tran is live at ygnacio valley park in concord where the afternoon highs will be in the 100s. good morning will. ( will ) triple digits are

expected across much fo the bay area. i will be here through out the morning talking with people about staying cool. ( tiffany ) thanks will. we will check back through out the morning.

( mark ) another big story we are following this morning... starting this weekend there will be several closures on the bay bridge and they could cause a traffic nightmare.( tiffany ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at the bridge this mornign with the details. the work will cause traffic delays on the bay bridge on saturday between 10am and 12pm... if you don't plan ahead you will get stuck waiting. thirteen concrete islands will be destroyed in a series of implosions over six weekend days. those implosions start this saturday and will continue through november. begining on sept. 2, caltrans will close the eastbound lanes of the bay bridge for 30 minutes as they implode an underwater pier. the closure will happen sometime between 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. there is no set time for the closures. caltrans says it will depend on the conditions of the bay. this will

happen every other saturday until nov. 11 as they implode 13 underwater piers. if weather conditions or wandering wildlife get in the way the implosions could be pushed to the immediately following sundays, or mondays.

harvey. now people in the area are being told to evacuate. this is video of the chemical plant. the flooding also caused the plant to lose their backup generators. they say that caused the chemicals at the plant to get hot which led to the explosions. no body was hurt but 10 sheriff's deputies went to the hospital as a precaution. ( tiffany ) the death toll form hurricane harvey is now at 37 and that number is expected to rise.( mark ) thousands of people are still awaiting rescue as the storm now moves out of texas. kristen holmes has the latest from houston. dangerous rescue operations continue in flood-ravaged houston and nearby cities after harvey made landfall again wednesdayflooding has swallowed parts of port arthur and beaumont.nats in a facebook post the port author arthur mayor writing: "our whole city is underwater right now but we are coming!" floodwaters swamped a nursing home there... rescuers racing to get elderly residents out as fast as they can. det. mike hebert: "some of the nurses have said that these, the patients were in the water for

up to 24 hours so that's critical to us. nearby in beaumont -- terrifying scenes like this are happening across the city. voice of tom wright/reporter: "he is in the trees. there were people in the trees? butted to and they manage to get him in the boat. and bring him out. he had no clothes on. (cheer)andin houston... thousands still in shelters.sylvester turner/ houston mayor: 14:14:59 we are assessing the situation we want to work as quickly as we can to transition people out of the shelters and into their normal lives. many more though ... are still waiting to be rescued ... as emergency crews and volunteers race against time to reach those still trapped in their homes.next door, much of louisiana was spared from the same devastation..officials there pledging to welcome their texas neighborsgovernor john bel edwards/ -d- louisiana: "we had all these assets that were positioned in southwest louisiana to take care of our own and without needing them we're going to use them here in texas until we get the job done."in houston, i'm kristen holmes. ( tiffany ) and it is all hands on deck at the american red cross here in the bay area. red cross volunteers in san jose are on stand-by because of the coming heat wave and threat of wildfires. but they say

they will eventually be deployed to south texas. the red cross is using social media to help with disaster relief. ( tiffany ) thousands of red cross volunteers are already on the ground in the texas disaster zone. ( tiffany ) in oakland... the allen temple baptist church is doing its part to help the victims of hurricane harvey. reverend charlotte williams says the church couldn't stand-by and just watch what was happening in texas.

clothing, shelter, but there will be a very long rebuilding process."> williams says anyone is welcome to join their prayer service tonight or their sunday services. they will be collecting donations. ( tiffany ) and as we go to break... a reminder if you would like to help people affected by hurricane harvey... you can text the word "harvey" to the number on your screen... 9-0-9-9-9 to make a ten dollar donation to the red cross. we've also posted other ways you can donate on our website at kron four dot com. ( mark ) coming up on the kron four morning news...a big development from the former mayor of piedmont. what he did last night after facing backlash from a facebook post. and later...the organizer of sunday's protest in berkeley says she is planning another one. we'll tell you when she plans on returning to berkeley. and after the break...the best way to loose weight and keep it off.

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wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. bart delays up to 20 min due to equipment problems. ( mark ) the best way to lose weight and keep it off is to lose it slowly and consistently.( tiffany ) doctors found that people who quickly lost large amounts of weight struggled to keep the pounds off. people who slowly lost weight -- and made halthy changes to their lifestyle -- were able to keep the pounds off.( mark ) doctors recommend you keep a schedule for eating and prep food for the week. doctors also recommend taking fast food out of your diet. (james) your bay area

forecast is after the break. who are these people?

the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. ( mark )( darya )( robin ) checking bay area roads before you head out the door..

hot spot in hayward sb 880 at tennyson rd blocking the two left lanes.. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.

(james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with the main areas of clouds over monterey bay and the salinas valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. highs will likely be in the mid 90s to 105 with 60s and 70s at the coast. the rest of the inland areas will be in the 80s to lower 90s.

( mark ) a wildfire is burning out of control in central california. the pier fire is burning in tulare county. it started yesterday afternoon and it has already spread to 6-thousand acres. there is zero containment this morning. at least one neighborhood has

been forced to evacuate. others have been told to be prepared for evacuations. there is no word on what started the fire. ( mark ) happening now.. police are on the hunt for a woman who uses a counterfeit driver's license to steal from other people's accounts. officers say the woman went into the west american bank in livermore. she identified herself by using a fake driver license...and withdrew a large sum of cash from another customer's account. two hours later... she entered a west american bank in walnut creek. there she made a large withdrawal from the same victim's account. police say she is in her 60's and sometimes wears wigs and hats to change her appearance. ( tiffany ) the former mayor of piedmont is now stepping down from his seat on the city council. earlier this week jeff wieler resigned as mayor of piedmont but he said he would keep his council seat. but last night he resigned from the council entirely. the former mayor quit after writing what he later called inflammatory or insulting posts on facebook. the posts targeted

transgender people and democrats. he has since apologized for the posts. ( tiffany ) two teenage brothers were injured when their car flew off the road near tiburon...and landed on the roof of a home... 60 feet below. it happened yesterday morning on paradise drive... while the two were on their way to redwood high school. police say the 17-year-old driver was speeding and lost control while going around a curve. no one was hurt in the home the car landed on. the driver suffered critical injuries. his 15-year-old brother has serious injuries. ( mark ) several city leaders in california are fighting to end the state's housing crisis. 11 mayors of the state's largest cities are urging lawmakers to negotiate a package of housing bills to tackle the problem. those bills include a four- billion dollar housing bond. the mayor of los angeles says the housing shortage is the biggest problem his city faces. he wants the housing package to give cities more power to address the crisis and to subsidize more housing for low-income people. mayor ed lee posted some photos on his twitter page

saying that he was standing with lawmakers in california to push for more affordable housing. you can see oakland mayor libby schaaf and san jose mayor sam liccardo in the photo... the vote on the proposal could come as soon as tomorrow. ( tiffany ) this morning we are hearing from the woman who organized sunday's protest in berkeley. that demonstration was met with counter protests and violence broke out. ( mark ) now the woman tells kron 4 she plans on returning to berkeley for another protest. kron 4's philippe djegal has the story. (philippe)amber cummings/orga nizer- "i'm very, very upset about what happened this weekend -- extremely upset." a self-described "trans- patriot"... amber cummings says she is not a white nationalist.amber cummings/orga nizer- "absolutely not." she adds....amber cummings/orga nizer- "i don't stand with the kkk. i don't stand with any of these groups." cummings showed up to this news conference without a bandana, then covered her face from the podium... doing so she says to draw more attention to the anti-fascist protestors who dress similarly at rallies, and who she says were responsible for inciting the violence at martin luther king junior civic center park in berkeley last sunday.amber

cummings/organizer- "they're not allowing me to speak out against marxism -- that was the message. they've been attacking our people in the parks. people with masks like this have been attacking our people, non-stop across the country." cummings chose to address news organizations about this past weekend's demonstrations at a park in antioch to avoid any confrontation with anti- fascist protestors. she also asked for the antioch police department to stay close by, should anything go wrong. despite the large police presence at the park sunday... and, officers making 13 arrests... cummings says the police department could have done more to quell the agitators. though she cancelled last sunday's "no to marxism in america" rally two days prior... thousands of counter protestors still showed up. she says she intends to return to berkeley this saturday afternoon, by herself.amber cummings/orga nizer- "i'm asking antifa to do the right thing, stand down. do not attack me. let me speak. i do not deserve what you're doing and you do not have a right to stop me from speaking. i will not be speaking hate speech." instead of joining her, cummings asks those who wish

to watch her saturday speech to do so on facebook live. in antioch, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( mark ) coming up after break... the a's and angels in a slugfest in l-a. we have the highlights after the break. and here is a look at the ( mark ) now to bay area

baseball... the giants taking on the padres in san diego. let's go to the bottom of the 6th. the padres up one to nothing. that's when denard span makes a nice sliding catch to rob the hitter of extra bases but the next batter puts one into the 2nd balcony down the left field line off ty blach. the padres scored three runs in the inning. they'd go on to win by a final score of 5 to nothing. the

giants are back home tonight to take on the cardinals. first pitch is set for 7:15. ( mark ) and the a's in l-a taking on the angels. let's jump to the top of the 4th. the a's down 3-2. that's when matt olson hits one out for a 3-run homer. the a's would score 8 runs in the 4th. but that lead didn't least. the angels would go on to put up 10 runs in the game. the angels win 10 to 8. the a's are off today before beginning a series in seattle. ( james ) coming up in the next hour... we are tracking the hot temperatures. we have team coverage coming up at the top of the hour. ( robin ) and we are off to a rough start for the commute. . .

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(james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with the main areas of clouds over monterey bay and the salinas valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and

saturday. very warm conditions may no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (darya) now back to our

team coverage of the hot temperatures expected across the bay area.(mark) will tran is live at ygnacio valley park in concord before the weather heats up. good morning will. ( will ) a heat wave is expected to kick in around the bay area thursday morning, bringing temperatures to dangerous levels. on friday, temperatures are expected to reach the triple digits. livermore could see temperatures as high as 115. san jose is forecast to hit 101 and santa rosa should reach 108, according to the national weather service. daytime highs will range from 110 to 115 across much of the central valley. the heat wave is expected to last through monday, the national weather service says. fairfield police warned residents of heat-related illnesses for those exposed to extreme weather conditions.

(mark) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) and make sure you have the kron4 mobile app to track the high temperatures. we will also let you know when breaking news happens in your neighborhoods - through push alerts. ( mark ) breaking news we are following this morning... two explosions at a chemical plant near houston. the plant in crosby, texas lost power because of flooding from harvey. now people in the area are being told to evacuate. this is video of the chemical plant. the flooding also caused the plant to lose their backup generators. they say that caused the chemicals at the plant to get hot which led to

the explosions. no body was hurt but 10 sheriff's deputies went to the hospital as a precaution. (darya) and this morning rescue crews in houston are still trying to reach people in need.( mark ) the death toll is now at 37. omar jimenez is in richmond, texas this morning with the latest. southeast texas in survival mode this morning.many losing their water supply as they deal with rising waters. in the houston area many continue to stay in shelters unsure of what their next steps will be. dramatic rescues taking place across southeast texas as the deadly aftermath of harvey continues to cause widespread devastation.the military -- part of that rescue effort-- airlifting families to safety above flood waters.nats more help is on the way two naval ships.. carrying nearly 700 marines - and even water purification systems- poised to offer help to the state, local and citizen crews.staff sgt. ryan dush / ny air national guard 106th rescue wing: it's just helping people in need, in their greatest

moment of need. when you're at your most vulnerable, it's nice to know that somebody is actually going to come down and help you."two areas in dire need of help this morning beaumont and port arthur.dozens of seniors were stranded in a nursing homebefore help could arrive. and in beaumont texas... the city lost its water supply after pumps failed due to the flooding.gov. greg abbott/-r- texas: the worst is not yet over for southeast texas as far as the rain is concerned. in houston thousands spent the night in shelters but many there are still in need of rescue.no name given/ evacuee: they said water was rising time to go, so that's what we did. vice president mike pence visits the storm-ravaged region today... and will make stops in and around corpus christi.vice president mike pence/white sulphur springs, wv/wednesday: 'their courage and devotion has saved countless lives' and it represents the best of america."and today fema along with firefighters will be assessing the full extend of harvey's destruction in southwest houston.it's a city that fema says they anticipate being in for years. in richmond texas, i'm omar jimenez.

(darya) people in the bay area continue to work together to send hurricane harvey victims the items they need most. a store in san francisco is donating clothes and shoes. and one of its employees happens to be from houston. michael perez has lived in the bay area for six years but most of his family is still in texas including his mom. (darya) perez works for "d and s" clothing in san francisco which is donating items to hurricane harvey victims. if you would like to donate any of your clothes or shoes, you can drop them off at the store's union street location. (darya) and a reminder if you would like to help people affected by hurricane harvey... you can text

the word "harvey" to the number on your screen... 9-0-9-9-9 to make a ten dollar donation to the red cross. we've also posted other ways you can donate on our website at kron four dot com. (mark) a sacramento sheriff's deputy is killed and two c-h-p officers are wounded in a shootout with a gunman. (darya) and the suspected shooter is from the bay area. tiffany mcelroy is here with the details. tiffany? (tiffany) the shooting happened yesterday at a ramada inn in sacramento. police say they saw two women get into a stolen car. officers arrested the two women and then went to serve a search warrant at a room at the hotel. when officers knocked on the door - they were ambushed. someone started shooting through the door - hitting two c-h-p officers. sacramento sheriff's deputies then got into a shootout with the gunman... who had moved to the room's balcony. he was using a high-powered rifle. that's when sheriff's deputy bob french was hit - and he died on the way to the hospital.

"we need to keep deputy robert french's family in our prayers. this is a huge loss for our department and the law enforcement community. he's been on this department for 21 years. he has affected lives of those he has worked with and trained. this affects everybody.">(tiffany) the gunman was also shot after escaping the hotel and leading police on a brief car chase. he was also taken to the hospital. police have not released his name but say he is a 31-year-old man from the bay area. the two chp officers are expected to recover. we will continue to update this story as soon as we get more information into the back to you. (mark) happening now... a wildfire burning in butte county near lake oroville continues to burn out of control. the ponderosa fire has now burned 35-hundred acres. it is only 10- percent contained this morning. more evacuations have been ordered and now police have arrested a man accused of starting the fire. investigators say the fire started on tuesday afternoon when a campfire got out of control. they say the

campfire was set outside of the designated campground. they have arrested a man from oroville for starting that illegal campfire. 10 homes have been destroyed and more than a thousand other buildings are still threatened this morning. (mark) police say a body found along a south bay freeway was the victim of a hit-and-run. the man's body was spotted yesterday morning along the capitol expressway between senter road and mclaughlin avenue in san jose. police have not released the man's name and they are still looking for the driver of the car that hit him. san jose police say this is the 13th pedestrian fatality of the year. (darya) happening now... police looking for a woman who stabbed a man at a senior housing complex in the north bay. police say unique lashonda gaimes was last seen at the el cerrito bart station. she is accused of stabbing a 66-year-old man in san rafael. police say he was stabbed multiple times in the face, neck and head. police say gaimes has known the victim for about 5 years. kron 4 spoke to a neighbor who saw

the victim after the attack: (darya) police say gaimes took a bus to get out of the area after the stabbing. she was last seen at the del norte-el cerrito bart station tuesday morning. (darya) police are looking for a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in san francisco. the suspect has been identified as 37-year-old adrian hernandez-vasquz. investigators say he is accused of assaulting a woman near the panhandle area close to golden gate park. a million dollar warrant has been issued for his arrest. ( mark ) the cities of santa clara and san francisco are asking a federal judge to permanently block president trump's sanctuary city policy. the cities filed the requests yesterday asking the judge to declare the president's executive order on sanctuary cities unconstitution al. the president's order threatened to deny federal money to sanctuary cities like san francisco. the judge is expected to hold a hearing

on the issue in october. ( mark ) president trump is now considering ending a federal program the provides protection for undocumented minors. the program known as daca allows undocumented immigrants who were brought into the u-s as minors to stay in the country. earlier this year, president trump hinted that he might extend the program. but now there are reports that the president is considering ending the daca program. the president has until september 5th to make a decision. (darya) still ahead on the kron four morning news... two bay area college students are burglarized... while they were sleeping in their dorm rooms. we'll explain how it happened. and after the break... we'll show you how people in the bay area are stepping up to help the victims of hurricane harvey. .

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back. lets get a check of weather as the bay area heats up. (james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with the main areas of clouds over

monterey bay and the salinas valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions

may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. highs will likely be in the mid 90s to 105 with 60s and 70s at the coast. the rest of the inland areas will be in the 80s to lower 90s. a major bart delay up to 20 min because of equipment problems. hayward sb 880 at tennyson, overturn accidentcleared, traffic jammed from 238. . . bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30

min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. a major bart delay up to 20 min because of

equipment problems. hayward sb 880 at tennyson, overturn accidentcleared, traffic jammed from 238. . . bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (darya) tropical depression

harvey continues to pose a threat of major flooding near the texas-louisiana line this morning. (mark) and in the bay area thousands of volunteers with the american red cross are doing what they can to help as they await the call to deploy to texas. kron fours rob fladeboe has the story. cynthia shaw/american red cross "....sometimes people on facebook or twitter are expressing concern or fear...." cynthia shaw of the northern

california red cross and many of her colleagues across the country are providing badly need digitalsupport as part of their response to the hurricane disaster.cynthia shaw ".....we have digital volunteers who are helping local teams on the ground and the local chapters monitor their social media profiles and responding to the messages and tweets and posts to make sure that accurate and timely information gets to the people who need it...."the images coming from south texas are generating what's needed most. financial support. mike makowski made a donation by texting 9099 to the red cross. mike makowski/texted donation to 9099"....it could be me, one day it could be the bay area again like loma prieta or god forbid, something worse...." silicon valley has close ties with technology community in austin, texas and the red cross expects there will be no shortage of volunteers when the time comes to dispatch them to join the thousands of other red cross staff already in south texas. cynthia shaw".....local volunteers right now are standing by due to to wildfire concerns here with the heat wave coming but when that's

over they will be released to go to texas for months to some, this will be a long recovery, it's going to take months if not years..."in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (darya) thousands of dollars is stolen from a 7-11 store manager in palo alto and this morning the thieves are still on the loose. the manager had just left the store and was headed to the bank to make that day's deposit. but on her way to the bank she was rear-ended. the woman got out of her car and a man yanked her phone out of her hand. he grabbed the bank deposit bag off her front seat...and took off. the car was driven by a second person. police say the thieves had cased the convenient store earlier that day.

knew what they were looking for. in this particular case, it was readily available inside the car and that's what he did. he reached in a grabbed.">(darya) one of the men was caught on surveillance cameras. here is his picture. they also got a picture of the car. they say the two were in a silver sedan with a yellow paper plate. (mark) just a week into the semester... two cal dorm rooms are burglarized while the students are sleeping. it happened at the clark kerr campus housing early tuesday morning. three female students woke up just before 6-am to find a woman ransacking their dorm room. the victims confronted her and she ran away without taking anything. then later that same morning a male student reported his laptop was stolen out of his dorm room sometime overnight while he was sleeping. campus police believe the same woman is responsible for both crimes. (mark) richmond police say seven gang members have been arrested after an 18 month investigation into a bay area crime spree. the gang called "swerve team"... is being linked with three murders and 14 attempted murders. they are also

connected with an armed home invasion, several armed robberies, burglaries and even car jackings. (mark) police are still looking for one gang member. each of the seven suspects currently in custody are being held on 24 million dollars bail. ( mark ) we have new video of hate crime against a jewish temple in alameda -- police are hoping it will help lead to an arrest. the crime happened on august 17th at temple israel. a man...dressed in all black...walks through the parking lot and makes his way to the temple doors. at some point he grabs a large rock and throws it at the glass doors. then he is seen walking around and picking up two more rocks and throwing them at windows. the f-b-i is investigating the case. (darya) still ahead on the kron four morning news... you might want to pick up the pace when you are walking.

we'll explain how walking slow could hurt your health. and a warning as instagram users are reportedly being hacked. details on what you need to look out for. (mark) and taking a look at the hot temperatures hitting the bay area today... right now at kohl's

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( darya ) walking slow might mean you are twice as likely to die from heart disease.( mark ) doctors analyzed more than 420-thousand people over a six-year period.( darya ) researchers believe people who walk fast are protected against high blood pressure, obesity and inactivity. those are the three known causes of death.( mark ) researchers also found how fast people walk is

a good way to tell whether someone is physically fit. (lydia) closures coming to the bay bridge.the details in a live report (james) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up.

(mark) our top story this morning... hot weather is hitting the bay area today... and it will continue for the next several days. (darya)

this is a look at afternoon highs today. you can see just how hot it will get in the east bay. and it's going to heat up even more. we have team coverage of the hot weather this morning. kron four's will tran is live in concord where temperatures will reach triple digits. and james fletcher is tracking your neighborhood forecast. (darya) let's start with james .. (james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with the main areas of clouds over monterey bay and the salinas valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is

forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to

(darya) now back to our team coverage of the hot temperatures expected across the bay area.(mark) will tran is live at ygnacio valley park in concord before the weather heats up. good morning will. ( will ) a heat wave is expected to kick in around the bay area thursday morning, bringing temperatures to dangerous levels. on friday, temperatures are expected to reach the triple digits. livermore could see temperatures as high as 115. san jose is forecast to hit 101 and santa rosa should reach 108, according to the national weather service. daytime highs will range from 110 to 115 across much of the central valley. the heat wave is expected to last through monday, the national

weather service says. fairfield police warned residents of heat-related illnesses for those exposed to extreme weather conditions. (mark) thanks will. we will check back through out the morning.

(mark) and make sure you have the kron4 mobile app to track the high temperatures. we will also let you know when breaking news happens in your neighborhoods - through push alerts. (darya) another big story we are following this morning... starting this weekend there will be several closures on the bay bridge and they could cause a traffic nightmare.( mark ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live with the details. the work will cause traffic delays on the bay bridge on saturday between 10am and 12pm... if you don't plan ahead you will get stuck waiting. thirteen concrete islands will be destroyed in a series of implosions over six weekend days. those implosions start this saturday and will continue through november. begining on sept. 2, caltrans will close the eastbound lanes of the bay bridge for 30

minutes as they implode an underwater pier. the closure will happen sometime between 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. there is no set time for the closures. caltrans says it will depend on the conditions of the bay. this will happen every other saturday until nov. 11 as they implode 13 underwater piers. if weather conditions or wandering wildlife get in the way the implosions could be pushed to the immediately following sundays, or mondays.

closure to tell you about this weekend. people planning on riding trains through oakland may need to make alternate plans. bart crews will be working on the tracks meaning the lake merrit station will be closed saturday through monday. the closure will impact customers traveling on the warm springs, dublin/pleasant on, and oakland airport lines. bart will instead provide free buses for riders with tickets to connect to other stations. but expect about a 30- minute delay. (mark) breaking news we are following this morning... two explosions at a chemical plant near houston.(darya) the plant in crosby, texas lost power because of flooding from harvey. tiffany mcelroy is here with the details. (tiffany) right now people in the area are being told to evacuate. this is video of the chemical plant.the flooded facility lost power and backup generators because of the hurricane, leaving it without refrigeration which caused the chemicals at the plant to get hot leading to the explosions. no body was hurt but 10

sheriff's deputies went to the hospital as a precaution. (tiffany) and this morning rescue crews are still trying to rescue more people from the treacherous flood waters in houston and nearby cities. this comes after hurricane harvey made landfall for a second time yesterday. parts of the cities of beaumont and port arthur were devastated by this second landfall. even a nursing home was swamped by the floodwaters and to be evacuated. (tiffany) some people in houston are still trapped in their homes and waiting to be rescued, the storm hit louisiana yesterday, but did not cause as much damage. ( tiffany ) a reminder if you would like to help people affected by hurricane harvey... you can text the word "harvey" to the number on your screen... 9-0-9-9-9 to make a ten dollar donation to the red cross.

we've also posted other ways you can donate on our website at kron four dot com. back to you. (mark) and a warning before you donate... beware of scams popping up claiming to help people in texas. coming up we'll tell you out for (mark) and taking a look at the hot temperatures hitting the bay area today... people love my breakfast burritos. and my french fries. wait! what if i put them together?! a burrito stuffed with scrambled eggs, creamy guacamole, bacon and crispy french fries. i'll call it the california breakfast burrito! boom. someone got that, right? scrambled eggs. guacamole. bacon. french fries. you'll call it the california breakfast burrito. boom. good work everyone. another winner.

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announcer: this week all assorted pepsi brand 12 packs are just $2.66 each. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( mark ) scammers are taking advantage of good people trying to help victims of hurricane harvey. the department of justice is warning the public about groups of thieves capitalizing on people's generosity. scam artists are creating bogus websites, emails, social media accounts and fake crowdfunding websites. all of them claiming to help hurricane harvey victims. the d-o-j says beware of unsolicited emails and phone calls. do not open emails

that have pictures of the disaster because they might be viruses trying to steal your personal information. and make sure you research the organization first before you decide to open your wallet. you can find links to credibile organizations on our website at kron 4 dot com. (james) and i'm tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the door right after the break. (mark)(darya) welcome

back. lets get a check of weather as the bay area heats up.... (james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with the main areas of clouds over monterey bay and the salinas

valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. highs will likely be in the mid 90s to 105 with 60s and 70s at the coast. the rest of the inland areas will be in the 80s to lower 90s.

hot spot in fremont sb 680 at washington, overturned dump truck and dirt blocking the right lane and on ramp. delays building. bay bridge wb 80 slow from the maze. (darya) all signs point to apple rolling out its next iphone in just a couple of weeks.(mark) the wall street journal and tech crunch say the event is expected to take place on september 12th. rumors are swirling that the i-phone- 8 will come in three different versions... and the home button could disappear all together. apple is also expected to unveil a new version of its operating system for mobile devices. typically it becomes available for download the week after apple's event.

( mark ) ( mark ) if you have an instagram account, check to see if you have been hacked. the company emailed verified users this warning them of the possibility. one or more hackers obtained access to some people's contact information. instagram has not said how many accounts were hacked or who were the targets. but we do know singer selena gomez was hacked this week. hackers posted old pictures of her ex-boyfriend justin bieber to her account. instagram (darya) officers in the south bay were out in full force cracking down on drivers.

(mark) stanely roberts shows us on this edition of people behaving badly. traffic officers from different cities in santa clara count y hit the streets looking for all forms of bad behavior from everything from drivers to pedestrians and anything in between nats: ambiance for instance, see this black mercedes making a turn into homestead school in cupertino from the outside lane that a big no-no, the driver should have waited in line like everyone so sgt gonzalez from the santa clara county sheriffs office will have a chat with him when you were coming this way and you made the right turn what lane were you in and big rigs drivers not following the seatbelt law do you wear your seat belt normally there was also a truck checkpoint where trucks were given the once over for safety this truck and trailer was taken out of service because the driver while he had a license it wasn't the right type.sir where out here doing truck inspections today do you have your drivers license, registrations, and insurance as you may well know school is back in session and during the first month it can be chaotic

.this driver was stopped outside kennedy middle school so when you came out of driver way school right here tere's a sign posted it's a right turn only between 7 and 9 in the morning the reason why you had to wait for so long you were blocking .. you did see it that big sign posted right there in the entrance at one point a resident flagged us down éa few more minutes and it will be almost to that corner and then they will be turning around in the middle of the street this is her complaint as parents drop off there kids they make a u-turn which by it self is not illegal unless there a another car approaching less that 200 feet away sir the reason why i stopped you when you made the u-turn there, remember the u turn . no english and then just outside apple on de anza pedestrians ignoring the don't' walk signals . this is grup of people crossing

against the light everybody here from the grey jacket everyone stopped were issued tickets for ignoring a pedestrian signal . well almost everyone . this guy sorta slipped through the cracks heard mentality you see the group going there will be more crackdowns in santa clara county so my suggestion always follow the rules . then you won't have anything to worry about in santa clara county stanley roberts kron 4 news (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... there is a major housing shortage in california right now... and this morning bay area mayors are trying to fix the problem. we'll tell you how. (mark) and taking a look at the hot temperatures hitting the bay area today... ( mark ) several city

leaders in california are fighting to end the state's housing crisis. 11 mayors of the state's largest cities are urging lawmakers to negotiate a package of housing bills to tackle the problem. those bills include a four- billion dollar housing bond. the mayor of los angeles says the housing shortage is the biggest problem his city faces. he wants the housing package to give cities more power to address the crisis and to subsidize more housing for low-income people. the vote on the proposal could come as soon as tomorrow. (darya) ahead at seven on the kron 4 morning news... how you can personally talk to an n-f-l player tonight... and help harvey flood victims at the same time. and why one-thousand n-f-l players are about to join kap on the unemployment line. plus... katy perry tries her hand at basketball and it goes wrong. the world gary is at 7:45. (mark) and breaking news... wells fargo is reporting even more customers may have been impacted by a fake accounts scandal. we'll have the details just in to kron four.

(mark) plus... a major heat wave hits the bay area today. james will have details on the triple- right now at kohl's

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afternoon highs today. you can see just how hot it will get in the east bay. and it's going to heat up even more. good morning i'm darya folsom. (mark) and i'm mark danon. we have team coverage of the hot weather this morning. kron four's will tran is live in concord where temperatures will reach triple digits. and james fletcher is tracking your neighborhood forecast. (darya) let's start with james first. .. (james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with the main areas of clouds over monterey bay and the salinas valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin today and continue into the