( marty ) here is a live look over the city this morning from our sutro camera. ( marty ) lets begin this morning with a quick check of your forecast this morning from kron4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez.

( marty ) in napa in

napa county -- firefighters are battling the ink fire burning near pope valley road, just northeast of calistoga. so far the fire has scorched around 50 acres and at last report was 75 percent contained. kron 4's gayle ong was at the scene and brings us the latest. firefighting crews from cal fire-napa county fire are battling a vegetation fire which as of 4:45 p.m. saturday had burned about 25 acres off of pope valley road six miles northeast of calistoga, firefighters reported on social media. dubbed the "ink fire," it was first reported about 2:35 p.m. saturday. the blaze, as of 4:45 p.m., was no longer spreading, firefighters said. no other information about the wildfire was available late saturday afternoon. pacific gas and electric had turned power off at about 6:15 a.m. saturday to areas of unincorporated napa county near lake berryessa deemed at high fire risk spurred by high temperatures, winds and dry fuel. the site of the ink fire is about 10 miles northwest of

the spanish flat resort on lake berryessa. ( marty ) in the east bay --- authorities think a lawnmower may have caused a fire that burned about 10 acres saturday east of clayton. the fire was reported about 11-25 saturday morning north of marsh creek road. dry conditions and strong wind combined to help the fire spread quickly. no one was injured and no structures were damaged. investigators think the person running the lawnmower touched the hot muffler to dry grass --- sparking the fire... but it's still under investigation. ( marty ) and in yolo county -- there is a fire burning north of lake berryessa -- close to the napa county border. the fire

has grown to 17-hundred acres and there is no word on containment yet. the smoke from this fire can be seen in marin and sonoma counties.. this is an interactive map showing the evacuation areas.. the red area indicates a mandatory evacuation zone. the yellow area indicates an advisory zone. ( marty ) the sand fire, burning north of lake berryessa caused a p-g and e power shut off for around 27- thousand customers. crews are inspecting power lines to make sure they are safe before restoring power. pg and e will open two community resource centers this morning at 8 for people affected by the power shutoff in the sierra foothills. one center is in grass valley --- the other in oroville. you can find more information on kron4 dot com. ( marty ) today is the first spare the air alert day of the year. bay area air quality control officials say we should avoid driving today

to help reduce air pollution. there were 13 spare the air alerts during the summer last year. ( marty ) make sure you download the kron 4 mobile app.. or go to our website kron 4 dot com .. to stay on top of this weekends heatwave. you can also get important alerts for your neighborhood. ( marty ) happening today.... teachers in the new haven unified school district are expected to vote on a contract proposal. they reached a tentative agreement friday to end the 14-day strike. kron 4's christina tay-tro is joiningus now live with more on the negotiations. ( marty ) thanks christina.

( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... there's a new mural in the east bay honoring oscar grant, the young man who was fatally shot by bart police 10 years ago. ( marty ) plus... reaction from south of the border after negotiators reached a deal with the u-s to avoid tariffs. ( marty ) and we are going to take a look at the costs cancer survivors face after beating the illness. lowe's knows you're the type who does it right. who's painted there and stained that. who seamlessly moves from step one to step done. we do it right too, with top tier performance from brands like valspar. with exceptional paint durability wether you're inside or out. and all-weather stain for a beautiful finish. along with pro trusted purdy brushes and rollers. we do it all at the right price so you can get big savings

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morning... the burden continues for cancer patients even after they've beat the disease. melisa raney has a look at the growing costs of medical bills. just about everyone who has experienced an illness of some sort knows that doctors and medications can cost a lot! you can blow through a couple hundred dollars just trying to treat an infection. but what about prolonged and invasive treatments for cancer? what are the costs then?well according to a report published by the us centers for disease control and prevention, approximately one quarter of cancer survivors say they have trouble paying their medical bills... and had to borrow money, accrue debt, or file for bankruptcy.and one third said just worrying about their medical costs caused psychological distress.the average out of pocket spending each year for patients post-

cancer was about $1000, compared to $622 for those without a cancer history.one theory as to why these bills keep piling up, is that cancer survivors are more likely to utilize the health care system. experts say it's important that cancer patients talk to their health care and insurance providers before starting treatment to understand what they will be facing financially. this can help the patient create a plan going forward.for today's health minute, i'm melisa raney. ( marty ) the world health organization released some startling figures on sexually transmitted diseases. researchers found that there are more than one-million new cases of s-t-d's every day-- on average one in every 25 people around the world has at least one s-t-d. the report concludes that people are taking risks with their sexuality and reproductive health. the figures were collected worldwide from men and women between the ages of 15 and 49. as we head to break, here's a live look outside...

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triathlon kicks off in just a few minutes.. the race will start at 7:30 this morning. participants will swim from alcatraz to the saint francis yacht club, then

bike through the presidio to the great highway through golden gate park and back to the marina, and then run from baker beach to the marina green. ( marty ) this is a live look at alcatraz this morning... condtions look (ágood or bad?á) welcome back. we are expecting more hot weather across the bay area today. lets find out what we can expect from mabrisa rodriguez. ( marty ) in arizona --- ( marty ) ( marty ) in arizona --- crews are

working to contain a fast moving wildfire in the "tonto national forest." the "mountain fire" has burned more than 7-thousand acres since it was first reported friday afternoon. just like the fires here in the bay area --- officials say the strong winds are making it difficult to fight and contain. officials say they belive this fire was man-caused. ( marty ) a fire captain was killed in a single car accident this weekend. cal fire tweeted that ástacy

hamiltoná died saturday morning in merced county. hamilton was a air tactical group supervisor... hamilton began his career with cal fire in 2006 and previously served in the united states forest service. the 49-year-old leaves behind his wife and two teenage sons. governor gavin newsom released this statement. it reads in part -- "on behalf of all californians, jennifer and i extend our condolences to captain stacy hamilton's family, friends and colleagues in this difficult time. it's the work of brave firefighters like stacy that keeps our communities safe and we are deeply grateful for his service." ( marty ) in the east bay -- the pride flag is now flying at emeryville city hall. l-g-b-t-q elected officials and community leaders raised the flag yesterday. state senator scott weiner tweeted this photo of the event. organizers say it is an effort to show solidarity with the l-g-b-t-q community and show that emeryville is a community where everyone is welcome.

last week, city leaders voted unanimously to hang a second pride flag. ( marty ) it was chaos at the washington d-c pride parade this weekend after many people thought they heard gun shots. one person was arrested for possession of a handgun --- but police do not believe any shots were actually fired. several people were injured while running away -- they were treated for minor injures. the parade ended at that point because of the chaos . ( marty ) police are reviewing surveillance video and trying to figure out what caused those sounds. ( marty ) president trump is celebrating the newly- announced deal between the u-s and mexico to avoid tariffs on mexican goods. but new

reports indicate that the terms of the agreement may have been agreed to months ago. mexico's president also celebrated the deal in tijuana saturday evening. paula newton was there.

( marty ) coming up in sports.... the warriors getting ready for what could be their last game of the season.....also giants and a's highlights ....that's next....

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the sky is falling on dubnation.....>the warriors are just one loss away from seeing their season end on the wrong side of history.....>the toronto raptors jumped all over the warriors last night on their way to a 105-92 win at oracle....>kawhi leonard was spectacular, finishing with 35 points and no turnovers....>now the warriors find themselves in a 3-1 hole and on the brink of elimination....> "not a good feeling right now, obviously. like you said, we've been on both sides of it. for us, it's an opportunity for us to flip this whole series on its head. you got to do one game at a time. it sounds cliche. for us, that's literally the only way we're going to get back in the series is give everything we got for 48 minutes. everybody has to have it on the floor for game 5."warriors in a must-win situation....gam e 5 on monday.....>now on to some baseball....let's head

ov to oracle park....>bruce bochy....in his 13th and final season with the orange and black....>bottom of the 4th....tied at 1....donovan solano....with a base hit into center field....one run will score....brandon crawford safely into third....giants take a 2-1 lead....>bottom of the 8th....dodgers leading 5- 2....bases loaded for corey seager....seager....hits one into the left center field gap....pillar won't get there in time....2 runs come into score....seager comes up big for l.a.....>giants fall to the dodgers.....7-2....your final....giants look to take the series.....tomorrow....> now over to arlington....where the a's are takng on the rangers....>top of the 4th....rangers up 5-2....josh phegley....rips one into left field....former giant hunter pence can't handle it....that goes all the way to the wall....2 runs come into score....just like that....a's within a run....>bottom of the 5th...rangers now leading 7- 4....tim feder-o- vich....smashes one to left

center field....that's a no- doubter....rangers now lead 10-4 on the three-run jack by feder-o-vich....>a's fall to the rangers.....10-5....your final....in game 1 of their doubleheader with texas....now let's go to game 2...>top of the 4th....no score....mark canha....hits a deep drive to left field....you can tell that one goodbye....a's strike first....and now lead 1-0 on canha's solo shot....>bottom of the 6th....rangers leading 2-1....danny santana....hits a high drive to center field....that one is carrying pretty well....ramon laureano can't make the catch at the wall....one run will score...santana slides into third safely....>rangers defeat the a's....3-1....your final....rangers sweep the a's in the double-header....final game....tomorrow....> ( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge..

look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) welcome back. it's gonna be another hot one today across the bay area. lets get an update now from mabrisa rodriguez.

( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) in the east bay... there's a new mural honoring oscar grant. its been 10 years since he was fatally shot by a bart police officer. since then, the community has pushed bart to develop an independent auditors office, and to hired more directors of color.. kron 4's noelle bellow has the story. i believe there will be a sense of peace in this place, a sense of healing in this place a sense of love in this placefruitvale station -- the place where oscar grant's life was cut short - will now forever hold his image, and name.i'm gratful that through

oscars death he still lives on every time someone comes to this station, they'll see his name and they'll see his face. it's been 10 years since a bart police officer shot and killed the 22 year old. grant's mother wanda johnson says working with bart to create the mural and name the street across the platform for her son is a sign of growth. even with bart it has caused the board members to see the injustice that was done and to want to rectify and this is just one of the ways they're doing that and i'm grateful. its about this young man, but its also about our understanding of the wrongs we committed and honoring a movement of peace, diginity collaboration and healing lateefah simon is the bart director for district 7 - she says simply working with oscar grant's family illustrates the entire community's process of healingone of our employees killed an unarmed man and left a lil girl fatherless. so there's a lot ot atone for and heal and this mural is the beginning of us continuing to be in linestep with our communitysaturday's unveiling

featured prayers, a traditional african libation, and music - from an oscar grant foundation scholarship winner -- the foundation focuses on helping east bay youthhe was just a people's personalex sanders knew oscar since he was 7 years old.. he worked with the foundation to create the oscar grant ballers he's hopeful his work in oscar's name is making a difference. ( marty ) the sand fire in yolo county burned more than 17-hundred acres last night. at one point the fire was at 100 acres --- before jumping to six times that size in less than an hour. anna giles reports. high winds and hot weather fuel flames off highway 16. crews fighting hotspots,

cutting apart dead trees...all in an effort to stop the fire from spreading.allegra lopez/ lives near fire:"i'm literally inside packing right now." allegra lopez is taking no chances with her family.she lives about a mile and half from where this fire rages. allegra lopez/ lives near fire: "i'm racing home, i see the smoke and oh gosh it's terrible thinking its so close. i think about paradise last year and so i'm packing." helicopters and airplanes haul water and fire retardant to areas affected.crews standby at a command center, waiting to know where the fire will go next.rural terrain with minimal roadways makes access to the area difficult.some people already forced to leave property and livestock behind. ingela kaersvang/ lives near fire:"i don't know about my horses. last anyone saw them they were running down the driveway."ingela kaersvang's property sits along a creek. she says for years that's always served as a small form of protection.but this time,

she wasn't so lucky.ingela kaersvang/ lives near fire: "trying to decide what to do, who to get, how do i grab as many dogs as possible."allegra lopez/ lives near fire:"it's hard to think about the things that would go up in flames." ( marty ) that was anna giles reporting. this is a live look at all the fires currently burning in california. to help battle the fires, power crews have been turning off electricity to people in at least one- thousand homes in parts of yolo and solano counties. ( marty ) riders were stuck on the new batman ride yesterday in vallejo for a few minutes. the attraction opened at the theme park two weeks ago. still no word on what caused the problem. the ride was stuck for about 15 minutes. the person who shot this video says -- many rides at the park were having problems yesterday. ( marty ) in the north bay... expect delays if you're traveling around san rafael this weekend. second street between tamalpais avenue and hetherton street is closed because of construction. it's all

part of the ásmart trainá larkspur extension project.. the extension includes 2 miles of track connecting san rafael and larkspur. construction of the track is underway at the san rafael transit center.. there are detours in place to get on 101, but police say it's best to avoid the area. its expected to reopen tomorrow. ( marty ) in the east bay -- bart trains are ánotá running between the concord and pleasant hill stations this weekend. crews are replacing the tracks there. bart will provide free bus service for people who travel through the area. but commuters should expect about a 20- minute delay. service will be restored in time for the monday morning commute. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news... we'll take you to the campaign trail where california senator kamala harris is defending her criminal justice record. ♪

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in january, critics have repeatedly accused harris of staying silent on criminal justice reforms and not taking a side on california's three strikes law. ( marty ) joe biden is the top choice of likely voters in the first-in-the-nation iowa democratic caucuses. but, his advantage there is smaller than the one he has in recent national polls. a new poll finds biden leads those who

plan to participate in the iowa caucuses. overall, 24 percent say they favor the former vice president. 16 percent back vermont senator bernie sanders. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren has 15. mayor pete buttigieg has 14 percent... california senator kamala harris has 7 percent.. ( marty ) the white house has ordered u-s embassies around the world not to fly the pride flag on their main flag poles. for many embassies --- flying the pride flag is a yearly tradition. but the state department must give embassies permission to fly anything other than the u-s flag. but a lot of embassies are finding unique ways to get around the rulling. like hanging the flag on the side of the embassy building or putting up posters of the pridge flag. instead of the flying the flag itself. as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport.

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( marty ) lets begin this morning with a quick check of your forecast this morning from kron4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. ( marty ) ( marty ) in napa county

-- firefighters are battling the ink fire burning near pope valley road, just northeast of calistoga. so far the fire has scorched around 50 acres and at last report was 75 percent contained. kron 4's gayle ong was at the scene

and brings us the latest. firefighting crews from cal fire-napa county fire are battling a vegetation fire which as of 4:45 p.m. saturday had burned about 25 acres off of pope valley road six miles northeast of calistoga, firefighters reported on social media. dubbed the "ink fire," it was first reported about 2:35 p.m. saturday. the blaze, as of 4:45 p.m., was no longer spreading, firefighters said. no other information about the wildfire was available late saturday afternoon. pacific gas and electric had turned power off at about 6:15 a.m. saturday to areas of unincorporated napa county near lake berryessa deemed at high fire risk spurred by high temperatures, winds and dry fuel. the site of the ink fire is about 10 miles northwest of the spanish flat resort on lake berryessa.

( marty ) in the east bay --- authorities think a lawnmower may have caused a fire that burned about 10 acres saturday east of clayton. the fire was reported about 11-25 saturday morning north of marsh creek road. dry conditions and strong wind combined to help the fire spread quickly. no one was injured and no structures were damaged. investigators think the person running the lawnmower touched the hot muffler to dry grass --- sparking the fire... but it's still under investigation. ( marty ) and in yolo county -- there is a fire burning north of lake berryessa -- close to the napa county border. the fire has grown to 17-hundred acres and there is no word on containment yet. the smoke from this fire can be seen in marin and sonoma counties.. this is an interactive map showing the evacuation areas.. the red area indicates a mandatory evacuation zone. the yellow area indicates an advisory zone. ( marty ) the sand fire, burning north of lake

berryessa caused a p-g and e power shut off for around 27- thousand customers. crews are inspecting power lines to make sure they are safe before restoring power. pg and e opened two community resource centers this morning for people affected by the power shutoff in the sierra foothills. one center is in grass valley --- the other in oroville. you can find more information on kron4 dot com. ( marty ) today is the first spare the air alert day of the year. bay area air quality control officials say we should avoid driving today to help reduce air pollution. there were 13 spare the air alerts during the summer last year. ( marty ) make sure you download the kron 4 mobile app.. or go to our website kron 4 dot com .. to stay on top of this weekends heatwave. you can also get important alerts for your neighborhood. ( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... there's a new mural in the east bay honoring oscar grant, the young man who was fatally

shot by bart police 10 years ago. ( marty ) plus... reaction from south of the border after negotiators reached a deal with the u-s to avoid tariffs. ( marty ) and we are going to take a look at the costs cancer survivors face after beating the illness. a burger king

customer caught a worker on camera... cleaning tables with a mop. just minutes

before recording the video, the customer says she saw that same employee mopping the floors. this happened near jacksonville, florida. burger king says it is investigating. katie duran( marty ) the state health department says it's looking into the matter. ( marty ) 4 your health this morning... the burden continues for cancer patients even after they've beat the disease. melisa raney has a look at the growing costs of medical bills. just about everyone who has experienced an illness of some sort knows that doctors and medications can cost a lot! you can blow through a couple hundred dollars just trying to treat an infection. but what about prolonged and invasive treatments for cancer? what are the costs then?well according to a report published by the us centers for disease control and

prevention, approximately one quarter of cancer survivors say they have trouble paying their medical bills... and had to borrow money, accrue debt, or file for bankruptcy.and one third said just worrying about their medical costs caused psychological distress.the average out of pocket spending each year for patients post- cancer was about $1000, compared to $622 for those without a cancer history.one theory as to why these bills keep piling up, is that cancer survivors are more likely to utilize the health care system. experts say it's important that cancer patients talk to their health care and insurance providers before starting treatment to understand what they will be facing financially. this can help the patient create a plan going forward.for today's health minute, i'm melisa raney. ( marty ) the world health organization released some startling figures on sexually transmitted diseases. researchers found that there are more than one-million new cases of s-t-d's every day-- on average one in every 25 people around the world has at least one s-t-d. the

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( marty ) happening today.... teachers in the new haven unified school district are expected to vote on a contract proposal. they reached a tentative agreement friday to end the 14-day strike. kron 4's christina tay-tro is joining us now live with more on the negotiations.

( marty ) thanks christina. thanks christina.

welcome back. we are expecting more hot weather across the bay area today. lets find out what we can expect from mabrisa rodriguez.

( marty ) in arizona --- crews are working to contain a fast moving wildfire in the "tonto national forest." the "mountain fire" has burned more than 7-thousand acres since it was first reported friday afternoon. just like the fires here in the bay area --- officials say the strong winds are making it difficult to fight and contain. officials say they belive this fire was human-caused. ( marty ) a fire captain was killed in a single car accident this weekend. cal fire tweeted that ástacy hamiltoná died saturday morning in merced county. hamilton was a air tactical group supervisor... hamilton began his career with cal fire in 2006 and previously served in the united states forest service. the 49-year-old leaves behind his wife and two teenage sons. governor

gavin newsom released this statement. it reads in part -- "on behalf of all californians, jennifer and i extend our condolences to captain stacy hamilton's family, friends and colleagues in this difficult time. it's the work of brave firefighters like stacy that keeps our communities safe and we are deeply grateful for his service." ( marty ) in the east bay -- the pride flag is now flying at emeryville city hall l-g-b-t-q elected officials and community leaders raised the flag yesterday. state senator scott weiner tweeted this photo of the event. organizers say it is an effort to show solidarity with the l-g-b-t-q community and show that emeryville is a community where everyone is welcome. last week, city leaders voted unanimously to hang a second pride flag. ( marty ) it was chaos at the washington d-c pride parade this weekend after many people thought they heard gun shots. one person was arrested for possession of a handgun --- but police do not believe any shots were actually fired. several

people were injured while running away -- they were treated for minor injures. the parade ended at that point because of the chaos . ( marty ) police are reviewing surveillance video and trying to figure out what caused those sounds. ( marty ) president trump is celebrating the newly- announced deal between the u-s and mexico to avoid tariffs on mexican goods. but new reports indicate that the terms of the agreement may have been agreed to months ago. mexico's president also celebrated the deal in tijuana saturday evening. paula newton was there.

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coming up in sports....

the warriors getting ready for what could be their last game of the season.....also giants and a's highlights ....that's next....

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( marty ) ( marty ) in the east bay...

there's a new mural honoring oscar grant. its been 10 years since he was fatally shot by a bart police officer. since then, the community has pushed bart to develop an independent auditors office, and to hired more directors of color.. kron 4's noelle bellow has the story. i believe there will be a sense of peace in this place, a sense of healing in this place a sense of love in this placefruitvale station -- the place where oscar grant's life was cut short - will now forever hold his image, and name.i'm gratful that through oscars death he still lives on every time someone comes to this station, they'll see his name and they'll see his face. it's been 10 years since a bart police officer shot and killed the 22 year old. grant's mother wanda johnson says working with bart to create the mural and name the street across the platform for

her son is a sign of growth. even with bart it has caused the board members to see the injustice that was done and to want to rectify and this is just one of the ways they're doing that and i'm grateful. its about this young man, but its also about our understanding of the wrongs we committed and honoring a movement of peace, diginity collaboration and healing lateefah simon is the bart director for district 7 - she says simply working with oscar grant's family illustrates the entire community's process of healingone of our employees killed an unarmed man and left a lil girl fatherless. so there's a lot ot atone for and heal and this mural is the beginning of us continuing to be in linestep with our communitysaturday's unveiling featured prayers, a traditional african libation, and music - from an oscar grant foundation scholarship winner -- the foundation focuses on helping east bay youthhe was just a people's personalex sanders knew oscar since he was 7 years old.. he

worked with the foundation to create the oscar grant ballers he's hopeful his work in oscar's name is making a difference. ( marty ) the sand fire in yolo county burned more than 17-hundred acres last night. at one point the fire was at 100 acres --- before jumping to six times that size in less than an hour. anna giles reports. high winds and hot weather fuel flames off highway 16. crews fighting hotspots, cutting apart dead trees...all in an effort to stop the fire from spreading.allegra lopez/ lives near fire:"i'm literally inside packing right now." allegra lopez is taking no chances with her family.she lives about a mile and half from where this fire rages. allegra lopez/ lives near fire: "i'm racing home, i see the

smoke and oh gosh it's terrible thinking its so close. i think about paradise last year and so i'm packing." helicopters and airplanes haul water and fire retardant to areaaffected.crews standby at a command center, waiting to know where the fire will go next.rural terrain with minimal roadways makes access to the area difficult.some people already forced to leave property and livestock behind. ingela kaersvang/ lives near fire:"i don't know about my horses. last anyone saw them they were running down the driveway."ingela kaersvang's property sits along a creek. she says for years that's always served as a small form of protection.but this time, she wasn't so lucky.ingela kaersvang/ lives near fire: "trying to decide what to do, who to get, how do i grab as many dogs as possible."allegra lopez/ lives near fire:"it's hard to think about the things that would go up in flames." ( marty ) that was anna giles reporting. this is a live look at all the fires currently burning in california. to help battle

the fires, power crews have been turning off electricity to people in at least one- thousand homes in parts of yolo and solano counties. ( marty ) riders were stuck on the new batman ride yesterday in vallejo for a few minutes. the attraction opened at the theme park two weeks ago. still no word on what caused the problem. the ride was stuck for about 15 minutes. the person who shot this video says -- many rides at the park were having problems yesterday. ( marty ) in the north bay... expect delays if you're traveling around san rafael this weekend. second street between tamalpais avenue and hetherton street is closed because of construction. it's all part of the ásmart trainá larkspur extension project.. the extension includes 2 miles of track connecting san rafael and larkspur. construction of the track is underway at the san rafael transit center.. there are detours in place to get on 101, but police say it's best to avoid the area. its

expected to reopen tomorrow. ( marty ) in the east bay -- bart trains are ánotá running between the concord and pleasant hill stations this weekend. crews are replacing the tracks there. bart will provide free bus service for people who travel through the area. but commuters should expect about a 20- minute delay. service will be restored in time for the monday morning commute. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news... we'll take you to the campaign trail where california senator kamala harris is defending her criminal justice record. kamala

harris is defending her criminal justice record after being criticized by activists in the democratic party. she spoke yesterday at a south carolina n-double-a-c-pevent. she says she believes safety is a civil right that everyone is entitled to. senator harris also highlighted how she prosecuted violent criminals and launched investigations into acts of discrimination by law enforcement agencies. ( marty ) since launching her bid

in january, critics have repeatedly accused harris of staying silent on criminal justice reforms and not taking a side on california's three strikes law. ( marty ) joe biden is the top choice of likely voters in the first-in-the-nation iowa democratic caucuses. but, his advantage there is smaller than the one he has in recent national polls. a new poll finds biden leads those who plan to participate in the iowa caucuses. overall, 24 percent say they favor the former vice president. 16 percent back vermont senator bernie sanders. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren has 15. mayor pete buttigieg has 14 percent... california senator kamala harris has 7 percent.. ( marty ) the white house has ordered u-s embassies around

the world not to fly the pride flag on their main flag poles. for many embassies --- flying the pride flag is a yearly tradition. but the state department must give embassies permission to fly anything other than the u-s flag. but a lot of embassies are finding unique ways to get around the rulling. like hanging the flag on the side of the embassy building or putting up posters of the pridge flag. instead of the flying the flag itself. as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport. (ácommercialá) here you go little guy.

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the embarcadero. ( marty ) lets begin this morning with a quick check of your forecast this morning from kron4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez.

( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) in napa county

-- firefighters are battling the ink fire burning near pope valley road, just northeast of calistoga. so far the fire has scorched around 50 acres and at last report was 75 percent contained. kron 4's gayle ong was at the scene and brings us the latest. firefighting crews from cal fire-napa county fire are battling a vegetation fire which as of 4:45 p.m. saturday had burned about 25 acres off of pope valley road six miles northeast of calistoga, firefighters reported on social media. dubbed the "ink fire," it was first reported about 2:35 p.m. saturday. the blaze, as of 4:45 p.m., was no longer spreading, firefighters said. no other information about the wildfire was available late saturday afternoon. pacific gas and electric had turned power off at about 6:15 a.m. saturday to areas of unincorporated napa county near lake berryessa deemed at high fire risk spurred by high temperatures, winds and dry fuel. the site of the ink fire is about 10 miles northwest of the spanish flat resort on lake berryessa.

( marty ) in the east bay --- authorities think a lawnmower may have caused a fire that burned about 10 acres saturday east of clayton. the fire was reported about 11-25 saturday morning north of marsh creek road. dry conditions and strong wind combined to help the fire spread quickly. no one was injured and no structures were damaged. investigators think the person running the lawnmower touched the hot muffler to dry grass --- sparking the fire... but

it's still under investigation. ( marty ) and in yolo county -- there is a fire burning north of lake berryessa -- close to the napa county border. the fire has grown to 17-hundred acres and there is no word on containment yet. the smoke from this fire can be seen in marin and sonoma counties.. this is an interactive map showing the evacuation areas.. the red area indicates a mandatory evacuation zone. the yellow area indicates an advisory zone. ( marty ) the sand fire, burning north of lake berryessa caused a p-g and e power shut off for around 27- thousand customers. crews are inspecting power lines to make sure they are safe before restoring power. pg and e opened two community resource centers this morning for people affected by the power shutoff in the sierra foothills. one center is in grass valley --- the other in oroville. you can find more information on kron4 dot com. ( marty ) today is the first spare the air alert day of the year. bay area air quality control officials say

we should avoid driving today to help reduce air pollution. there were 13 spare the air alerts during the summer last year. ( marty ) make sure you download the kron 4 mobile app.. or go to our website kron 4 dot com .. to stay on top of this weekends heatwave. you can also get important alerts for your neighborhood. ( marty ) happening today.... teachers in the new haven unified school district are expected to vote on a contract proposal. they reached a tentative agreement friday to end the 14-day strike. kron 4's christina tay-tro is joining us now live with more on the negotiations. ( marty ) thanks christina.

( marty ) christina. thanks christina.

( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... there's a new mural in the east bay honoring oscar grant, the young man who was fatally shot by bart police 10 years ago. ( marty ) plus... reaction from south of the border after negotiators reached a deal with the u-s to avoid tariffs. ( marty ) and we are going to take a look at the costs cancer survivors face after beating the illness. after beating the illness. you know when you're at ross and suddenly realize

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this morning... the burden continues for cancer patients even after they've beat the disease. melisa raney has a look at the growing costs of medical bills. just about everyone who has experienced an illness of some sort knows that doctors and medications can cost a lot! you can blow through a couple hundred dollars just trying to treat an infection. but what about prolonged and invasive treatments for cancer? what are the costs then?well according to a report published by the us centers

for disease control and prevention, approximately one quarter of cancer survivors say they have trouble paying their medical bills... and had to borrow money, accrue debt, or file for bankruptcy.and one third said just worrying about their medical costs caused psychological distress.the average out of pocket spending each year for patients post- cancer was about $1000, compared to $622 for those without a cancer history.one theory as to why these bills keep piling up, is that cancer survivors are more likely to utilize the health care system. experts say it's important that cancer patients talk to their health care and insurance providers before starting treatment to understand what they will be facing financially. this can help the patient create a plan going forward.for today's health minute, i'm melisa raney. ( marty ) the world health organization released some startling figures on sexually transmitted diseases. researchers found that there are more than one-million new cases of s-t-d's every day-- on average one in every 25 people around the world has at least one s-t-d. the

report concludes that people are taking risks with their sexuality and reproductive health. the figures were collected worldwide from men and women between the ages of 15 and 49. as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. ---

the annual escape from alcatraz triathlon kicked off at 7-30 this morning. this is a live look at alcatraz. participants will swim from alcatraz to the saint francis yacht club, then bike through the presidio to the great highway through golden gate park and back to the marina, and then run to baker beach and back to the marina green for the finish. welcome back. we are expecting more hot weather across the bay area today. lets find out what we can expect from mabrisa rodriguez.

( marty ) in arizona --- crews are working to contain a fast moving wildfire in the "tonto national forest." the "mountain fire" has burned more than 7-thousand acres since it was first reported friday afternoon. just like the fires here in the bay area

--- officials say the strong winds are making it difficult to fight and contain. officials say they belive this fire was human-caused. ( marty ) a fire captain was killed in a single car accident this weekend. cal fire tweeted that ástacy hamiltoná died saturday morning in merced county. hamilton was a air tactical group supervisor... hamilton began his career with cal fire in 2006 and previously served in the united states forest service. the 49-year-old leaves behind his wife and two teenage sons. governor gavin newsom released this statement. it reads in part -- "on behalf of all californians, jennifer and i extend our condolences to captain stacy hamilton's family, friends and colleagues in this difficult time. it's the work of brave firefighters like stacy that keeps our communities safe and we are deeply grateful for his service." ( marty ) in the east bay -- the pride flag is now flying at emeryville city hall.

l-g-b-t-q elected officials and community leaders raised the flag yesterday. state senator scott weiner tweeted this photo of the event. organizers say it is an effort to show solidarity with the l-g-b-t-q community and show that emeryville is a community where everyone is welcome. last week, city leaders voted unanimously to hang a second pride flag. ( marty ) it was chaos at the washington d-c pride parade this weekend after many people thought they heard gun shots. one person was arrested for possession of a handgun --- but police do not believe any shots were actually fired. several people were injured while running away -- they were treated for minor injures. the parade ended at that point because of the chaos . ( marty )

police are reviewing surveillance video and trying to figure out what caused those sounds. ( marty ) president trump is celebrating the newly- announced deal between the u-s and mexico to avoid tariffs on mexican goods. but new reports indicate that the terms of the agreement may have been agreed to months ago. mexico's president also celebrated the deal in tijuana saturday evening. paula newton was there.

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( marty ) coming up in sports.... the warriors getting ready for what could be their last game of the season.....also giants and a's highlights ....that's next....

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( marty ) welcome back. it's gonna be another hot one today across the bay area. lets get an update now from mabrisa rodriguez. rodriguez.from mabrisa rodriguez.

( marty ) in the east bay... there's a new mural honoring oscar grant. its been 10 years since he was fatally shot by a bart police officer. since then, the community has pushed bart to develop an independent auditors office, and to hired more directors of color.. kron 4's noelle bellow has the story. i believe there will be a

sense of peace in this place, a sense of healing in this place a sense of love in this placefruitvale station -- the place where oscar grant's life was cut short - will now forever hold his image, and name. i'm gratful that through oscars death he still lives on every time someone comes to this station, they'll see his name and they'll see his face. it's been 10 years since a bart police officer shot and killed the 22 year old. grant's mother wanda johnson says working with bart to create the mural and name the street across the platform for her son is a sign of growth. even with bart it has caused the board members to see the injustice that was done and to want to rectify and this is just one of the ways they're doing that and i'm grateful. its about this young man, but its also about our understanding of the wrongs we committed and honoring a movement of peace, diginity collaboration and healing lateefah simon is the bart director for district 7 - she

says simply working with oscar grant's family illustrates the entire community's process of healingone of our employees killed an unarmed man and left a lil girl fatherless. so there's a lot ot atone for and heal and this mural is the beginning of us continuing to be in linestep with our communitysaturday's unveiling featured prayers, a traditional african libation, and music - from an oscar grant foundation scholarship winner -- the foundation focuses on helping east bay youthhe was just a people's personalex sanders knew oscar since he was 7 years old.. he worked with the foundation to create the oscar grant ballers he's hopeful his work in oscar's name is making a difference. ( marty ) the sand fire in yolo county burned more than

17-hundred acres last night. at one point the fire was at 100 acres --- before jumping to six times that size in less than an hour. anna giles reports. high winds and hot weather fuel flames off highway 16. crews fighting hotspots, cutting apart dead trees...all in an effort to stop the fire from spreading.allegra lopez/ lives near fire:"i'm literally inside packing right now." allegra lopez is taking no chances with her family.she lives about a mile and half from where this fire rages. allegra lopez/ lives near fire: "i'm racing home, i see the smoke and oh gosh it's terrible thinking its so close. i think about paradise last year and so i'm packing." helicopters and airplanes haul water and fire retardant to areas affected.crews standby at a command center, waiting to know where the fire will go next.rural terrain with minimal roadways makes access to the area difficult.some people already forced to leave property and livestock behind.

ingela kaersvang/ lives near fire:"i don't know about my horses. last anyone saw them they were running down the driveway."ingela kaersvang's property sits along a creek. she says for years that's always served as a small form of protection.but this time, she wasn't so lucky.ingela kaersvang/ lives near fire: "trying to decide what to do, who to get, how do i grab as many dogs as possible."allegra lopez/ lives near fire:"it's hard to think about the things that would go up in flames." ( marty ) that was anna giles reporting. this is a live look at all the fires currently burning in california. to help battle the fires, power crews have been turning off electricity to people in at least one- thousand homes in parts of yolo and solano counties. ( marty ) three fairfield firefighters and three police officers are in the hospital after they were injured in a hazmat-related fire. the incident began when firefighters responded to a house fire saturday in fairfield. while battling the fire, firefighters learned

there was approximately 200 pounds of lithium-ion batteries in the garage. the batteries released fluoride gas after being exposed to the fire and water, and that's what affected the first responders. ( marty ) authorities have now lifted a shelter-in-place order for the neighborhood. ( marty ) riders were stuck on the new batman ride yesterday in vallejo for a few minutes. the attraction opened at the theme park two weeks ago. still no word on what caused the problem. the ride was stuck for about 15 minutes. the person who shot this video says -- many rides at the park were having problems yesterday. ( marty ) in the north bay... expect delays if you're traveling around san rafael this weekend.

second street between tamalpais avenue and hetherton street is closed because of construction. it's all part of the ásmart trainá larkspur extension project.. the extension includes 2 miles of track connecting san rafael and larkspur. construction of the track is underway at the san rafael transit center.. there are detours in place to get on 101, but police say it's best to avoid the area. its expected to reopen tomorrow. ( marty ) in the east bay -- bart trains are ánotá running between the concord and pleasant hill stations this weekend. crews are replacing the tracks there. bart will provide free bus service for people who travel through the area. but commuters should expect about a 20- minute delay. service will be restored in time for the monday morning commute. ( marty ) the carcasses of two more grey whales have been found -- this time on the alaskan coast. that makes 75 whales found dead along the west coast this year. 13 of them found here in the bay area. one of the latest dead whales appears to have

signof being attacked by a killer whale. but most of the other whales were underweight --- which leads researchers to believe they died of malnutrition. that could be because of climate change or more competition for food. officials have launched an investigation into the whale deaths. ( marty ) senator kamala harris is defending her criminal justice record after being criticized by activists in the democratic party. she spoke yesterday at a south carolina n-double-a-c-pevent. she says she believes safety is a civil right that everyone is entitled to. senator harris also highlighted how she prosecuted violent criminals and launched investigations into acts of discrimination by law enforcement agencies. ( marty )( marty ) ( marty ) since launching her bid

in january, critics have repeatedly accused harris of staying silent on criminal justice reforms and not taking a side on california's three strikes law. ( marty ) joe biden is the top choice of likely voters in the first-in-the-nation iowa democratic caucuses. but, his advantage there is smaller than the one he has in recent national polls. a new poll finds biden leads those who plan to participate in the iowa caucuses. overall, 24 percent say they favor the former vice president. 16 percent back vermont senator bernie sanders. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren has 15. mayor pete buttigieg has 14 percent... california

senator kamala harris has 7 percent.. ( marty ) the white house has ordered u-s embassies around the world not to fly the pride flag on their main flag poles. for many embassies --- flying the pride flag is a yearly tradition. but the state department must give embassies permission to fly anything other than the u-s flag. but a lot of embassies are finding unique ways to get around the rulling. like hanging the flag on the side of the embassy building or putting up posters of the pridge flag. instead of the flying the flag itself. as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport. termites, feasting on homes 24/7. we're on the move. roger.

hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. ( marty ) a video that's

going viral shows a toddler on a couch... appearing to have a normal conversation about the show he is watching with his dad. take a listen. ( marty ) the toddler's mother uploaded the video to facebook. its been shared over a million times. the dad -- spoke to cnn about why

he decided to record the moment with his son kingston.

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