>>local news station. and that breaking news is that there is a shelter in place in effect right now for people who live in or around the town of clayton in the east bay. firefighters are battling at least 15 brush fires in that area of contra costa county. it's west of brentwood. cal fire says those fires have burned about 500 acres so far and people who live in the area being told to close their doors shut their windows and stay in place until further notice. cal fire says the crews are on the scene about 5 30 this morning. kron four's bush christina tate rose on her way there and we'll have updates from her throughout the morning. hi everybody i'm

marty gonzales states bars here in a with the firefighters are dealing with in clayton right now is going to really cause a problem in terms of there's going to be a hot temperatures there as well throughout the day right. yeah, we're looking at lower 90's going on in the other battle to is the this afternoon. >>and uh it is thought that that tomorrow afternoon to this will be driven by the daytime heating that happens off to the east bay. >>for now the winds are somewhat controlled as you can see single digits. we pretty much expect all of this we don't have left over that on shore wind support that we had from earlier that helped bring down those temperatures. here's what happens later today though they pop up and this is somewhat typical because of again that he happening in the east bay that we're getting contrast with the mild day. so that's going to drive some winds in around the local area there right there around mount diablo same process again tomorrow afternoon. so we'll have some winds working sure they'll be a little bit on shore because will be polled in from the west but still were to be dealing with afternoon winds

shot back at u c berkeley look at we see the fog layer right there just about to mix out. it's covering a good portion of the bay right now as we see from the golden gate bridge promised me that ours are still there. a look at what happens with that fog it mixes out fairly quickly, however it spills back in again with those winds we talked about covering a lot of the east bay shoreline you can see and off to the delta certainly appear the north bay to around point rate. temperatures now we're in the 60's almost everywhere, although some poking out here and there got 54 going on for santa rosa 55, san francisco, half moon bay at 5658 for fremont and for today we expect 78 going on by love and by 2 o'clock at 91 with those inland temperatures popping in the lower to perhaps even middle 90's today, a touch cooler tomorrow now 86 san jose 76 open and 70's, san francisco marty all right dave thanks a lot. >>developing story this morning. investigators revealing new information about the death of the gunman in the gilroy garlic festival mass shooting. coroner now

saying that the shooter did not die from police gunfire. but that he took his own life. kron four's dan thorn has more. >>we changed anything in my mind gilroy police chief scot smithee weighs in on the coroner's report saying the gilroy garlic festival shooter died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the initial police account was that the gunman was shot and killed by police when the shooting started are. >>officers ran wo the scene the 3 officers shot at the suspect striking him multiple times the chief says the shooter santana leg and went down while still holding his rifle and pulled the trigger, one final time he was able to get one more round off was able to shoot himself in the head which is why it results in. cause and manner a suicide. >>in order to help the story remain consistent. the chief says the department decided to hold a press conference. the chief does not believe any of the responding officers saw the gunman shoot himself. >>from mary reports to me is that they did not. we realize

that that happened. >>reporting in gilroy dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and following criticism of insensitivity to the victims of the gilroy shooting the san jose police officers association has canceled a gun raffle. the police officers union advertised the raffle of a 9 millimeter some sigh automatic rifle in a full page ad in their monthly magazine that raffle was scheduled for the unions monthly meeting on tuesday. in the wake of the garlic festival shooting governor gavin newsom is calling on the federal government to take action since the shooter managed to bypass california's gun laws by purchasing an assault weapon in nevada and then bringing it back into the state federal data shows that in recent years more than half of the guns recovered from crime scenes in california. we're from another state. so now governor newsom says is up to the federal government to take control. >>need a national background check system we need to close the gun show loopholes week. we did just the of certainty

that you can't even rent a car at 19 little drink. but you can buy a weapon of war and gunned down 1215 people. it's absurd. i mean that's extremism and the current the made in this country. >>nevada is the second largest supplier of guns recovered from crime scenes here in california. arizona is number one. and we have continuing coverage of the garlic festival shooting on air and online as well and during the hour streaming service r 24 kron on you can download our kron 4 app and get push alerts straight to your phone as new developments come into our newsroom. collapse killed 3 people at a popular southern california beach it happened in encinitas that's north of san diego. the bluff gave way about 3 o'clock friday afternoonhen the beach was packed with people. one woman died at the scene 2 others

were pulled out and taken to the hospital where they later died. officials say the collapse was simply a force of nature. this is natural. well officials say a 4th person suffered minor injuries in this area has been blocked off crews can move some heavy equipment in to clear that scene. in san francisco woman an 8 year-old child and a dog are all ok after they were stranded on the cliff at fort fun stunt. it happened just after noon on friday. they say the family was stranded some 30 feet down the cliff. it took firefighters about an hour and a half to rescue the woman and the boy. they got the dog about 30 minutes later one firefighter was hospitalized for non life threatening injuries.

happening now bart riders in the east bay should expect delays of up to 30 minutes all trains will be running on the same track between orinda and walnut creek stations. so crews can work on that track some trains may be turned back end in order to stay on schedule now if that happens. riders will be asked to leave the train and board a different one. coming up on kron 4 news weekend a smash-and-grab robbery in the east bay is caught on camera will hear from neighbors about it. plus investigators arrested he's bay man after responding to a possible hate crime. and a california trainer is dreaming big as she me to come with you?

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>>there's a new state law that limits full-contact practices in youth football. >>it's all part of an effort to prevent injuries. a former nfl player and bay area native is addressing the concussion cross crisis by stressing proper tackling techniques kron four's gayle ong has more. >>all players ages 9 years old to 14 years old participated at the camp here at bayfront park in mill valley. they learned a safe techniques using their hands and shoulders from someone familiar with the sport. >>retired nfl player in lexington native got peter's landing tip of the spear at the training technique work, but my players use their bodies but not their head. the idea inspired by i really immerse myself in the martial arts and i found one things in common. skies are super powerful. >>and that the best mechanics

the way they stay safe in the cage, the ring etcetera is skills. >>peters a former nfl defensive lineman held the camp in mill valley friday with a southerner in broncos, the same week governor gavin newsome sign the california youth football app the laws designed to prevent head injuries. it limits full-contact practices to 30 minutes per day twice a week peters thinks the new lies good for football. lot of the stuff is like a cage now they're checking for hydration. >>obviously we need to have water available, but we need to teach coaches how to hit how to take contact and give contact without the helmet and that's what we do with tip of the spear. >>co-founder and president of california football lions joe after says this type of training is the future of tackle football. we're developing a new culture for you tackle football and we're moving it from a win at all cost to safety at all cost mindset and it starts with developing safety and performance bringing the best techniques as best techniques take the head out of the game. >>and the kids have a great time. >>raptors says they use the earlier years to prepare kids

so they don't get hurt later parents agree what i've seen of a pretty >>the eu has a lot of years i've lives of all visits to get a different than what we used to do so new technology all but i think you can get hurt and concussions in. >>anything rating bike skateboard i mean least they're learning how to be safe about it. >>tip of the spear trains, thousands of coaches and players from the youth level like you just saw to the nfl level among them. the oakland raiders reporting in mill valley, gayle ong kron 4 news. >>and battling some fog this morning as you can see around the bay the shot from timber on bay area temperatures were in the 60's for the most part going to be still warm in london. mild though around the london. mild though around the bay of forecast coming up. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock.

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>>hawaii is preparing for 2 tropical storms state leaders are calling on families to take their own precautions to help keep damage to a minimum allison blair has more. >>on hawaii island, the county defense agency has partially activated its emergency operations center if your home or business is prone to flooding. >>officials are encouraging folks to take her cautions now. >>sand is available at these 15 locations across the big island. residents must bring their own back meantime, some closer. >>we have closed winning in

beach park. put local beach park and isaac holly beach park. they are all in cow or puma also it close in south point road. so that because it we anticipate that it will be probably getting most of the heavy rain and the high surf. >>on maui there are no closures just yet. however mayor mike fincke to reno says crews have spent the past week cleaning out storm drains reza boards and spillways never to minimize any flooding. >>also have had all are. emergency services on earth and a thereafter did generators into areas where emergency shelters would can vote if necessary thing and all who were always. >>making sure streams are clear. this and equipment personal down there to do that. >>officials say they're preparing for the chance of heavy rain. >>and wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. >>for yourself, you know look around your yard bringing

loosing signal flying tie things until and i'd be prepared for that. >>so situate his situation is very serious table and are they expecting that to was actually to play out this weekend we're going to get lot of for you cee cee lo does the big threat is always a flooding there because if they're just they're just very vulnerable to flooding with the topography that goes on that you don't always think about that with the mountain terrain on and all that, but they're just very vulnerable for that good news is they don't tend to get direct hits that's very rare and you're going to see on this how one ceo one sagging causeway was hope they dodged the brunt of that yeah i am sure a lot of people try to grab that serve to conceal shuns being kicked up uh were quickly on the home front want to show you what it looks like it was ballots. some of this fog of u c berkeley here. let's just start to mix out here. we can see the east bay shoreline from this vantage point but again that will mix out for us, here's the shot from the bay bridge the overcast skies right up against the east bay hills and again that will turn into sunny as we get into the afternoon. so back to the tropics here. this is eric to the south now it's a tropical

storm also flossie tropical storm max winds there at 60 max winds of 40 that's near the center. so they're just going to get gusts and some of the heavier rains in around that while course eric's going away losing its punch becoming tropical low. then expected to drop flossie down the max winds of 50 good news before it gets near a why and that its zigging away with tropical storms it becomes a tropical system already by monday rather a tropical depression by that point. so you can see the direct hit is away from the islands but this will kick up surf and this will certainly be some of the moisture from that will produce some heavier rains across the line on and something they have to watch in a very vulnerable to but the direct attack still going to be far from home lower 60's line of the east bay shoreline 66 antioch 59 going on for livermore we get 60 they're up to and napa for the contrast to were was 24 hours ago little touch cooler in the peninsula just by touch. but it's warmer else where we are right now and expected to be

warmer. this afternoon. so the breakdown is the morning bay fog for san francisco and around the bay, mostly sunny by the afternoon mild for the bay this afternoon with warm conditions. inland a little bit of a breeze to that we talked about earlier then tomorrow still warm sunny inland. 90's and a few degrees last by the time we get to it later on during the week and the next week, it's warm and sunny inland. mild for the morning with those clouds and fog to contend with that mix out by the noon hour highs today. we talked about this little bit lower 2 approaching middle 90's going on the far east bay reaches east bay shoreline will get some lower 80's in here but mostly a 70's game 76 for oakland, 70 for san francisco in checks and about 87. we'll go with around 86 for san jose 76 for oakland in 74 san francisco coming up in a bit we'll check of that oakland a's forecast for you what's going on for this evening party sounds good. thank you dave. well, president trump continues his attack on major american cities earlier this week is

focus was on baltimore. >>but at a rally on thursday, he took aim at san francisco. kron four's dan kerman reports the president also slammed governor newsome. >>california's homeless problem specifically in los angeles and san francisco once again the focus of attacks from the president. >>the conditions in nancy pelosi's once great city of san francisco are deplorable. >>deplorable. >>at a campaign rally in ohio thursday, the president also took aim at the governor over illegal immigration. >>people like that governor say come on up we'll give you health care coming wouldn't come up. >>governor newsom says the president is happy to criticize. but has nothing to offer in the way of solutions just the opposite in fact. >>i just found it interesting. i think the we're trying to take million from la housing and urban development agency. well that's a way of helping. what if they have ideas and looking forward to there

council their advice. their economic and resource support. they're waiting for those calls. >>those economic resources refer to the federal housing budget which was slashed nearly 80% during the reagan administration. >>these basically using homeless people to blame. in play politics, homeless advocates say if the president would stop playing politics and restore that funding that it could make a real dent in the homeless problem. what we're seeing are out on the streets in san francisco could easily be addressed by trump himself. it's unknown if the president wants the federal government to reinvest in affordable housing. >>what is likely is that the attacks on san francisco and los angeles and the governor will likely continue. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and take a look at dramatic police dash cam footage and so it shows a police officer near atlanta being dragged onto a major interstate during

traffic stop police say they pulled over a driver for using his phone while driving. and as the officer was speaking to him there you see it suddenly sped away with the officer holding on for dear life. a second officer rushed back to his cruiser and followed them. the first officer was eventually thrown from the moving car on to the freeway. the driver kept going hitting several other cars before pulling over and running away. police to chase him down and arrested him he's facing up a whole lot of charges including aggregator of aggravated assault on a police officer, the officer by the way was treated for his injuries. he is now recovering at home. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend. the giants have been on a good run of late, but they've stumbled a bit on this current road trip coming up after the break we'll find out

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tizen on one swing bottom of the 7th 2 on and no outs for investment. he sends one into the right-center gap. off the top of the wall coming into scores, charlie blackmon rockies go up 5, 4, and here we go top of the knife giants try to make something happen the tying run at second the us trends key can be the hero of the plate around one. giants was a close 1, 5, for your final back to back losses. >>for the first time since late june the a's have the night off and open a two-game set against the cardinals tomorrow now to the nfl. >>raiders wideout antonio brown missed another practice today. and we may have found the reason why what an image the superstar receiver recently posted this on his instagram story. a photo of his severely blistered feet. no details on how this happened or long how long he's been dealing with it, he's been out of practice last 2 days was limited on tuesday. jon gruden hoping to get him back in the mix soon. >>and they were all disappointed we think he's

disappointed like this. you know get already starting like get him out aires. the part of this team time being we're going to continue to work hard and we've seen the development of some other receivers we're excited about. >>now the 49 ers camp we are a week into practice, a santa clara, a number of storylines to break down rookie nick bosa finding his way in what could be a dangerous pass rush this season. jimmy garoppolo continue to get up to game speed following the acl injury. franco 49 ers columnist for the santa rosa press democrat has been at practice every day. he offered his assessment. gras blows tenure with the franchise thus far and what could be in store for 2019 on tonight's edition of various sports next. >>he couldn't carry over from 2017 20 18 in. but john lunn said was well in 2017 had a very small playbook and you can sort of play on instinct in 2018 that was more responsibility mentally for him and he. struggled at first i think the implication is the niners she'll want to get more

reps more games we started 10 games his career to help the a's more seem like a more mentally profession. quarterback right now he still makes. rookie mistakes you can see it every day in training camp. >>as from bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on finally tonight the warriors move into their new home next season. and what a match up to begin the chase center era golden state reportedly will host the new look. los angeles clippers when the regular season begins in late october. warriors team that won the west 5 years in a row all against nl a team that shook up the off season signing finals mvp kawhi leonard, acquiring paul george. >>mark thanks along let's go and take a live look outside

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♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. we're back on kron 4 news. we can look at that view from sutro camp with can see the sales force tower we're going through the fog this morning underneath the it gets pretty socked in. but we go further east out in the contra costa county into livermore valley as well it's going to be toastie later today. it is and we're also to watching some winds that will be active a little bit they typically are this way could you get the inland heating and you have the mild conditions at the coast chile, almost. >>and that contrast drive and on shore when that happens in the afternoon. something look out for too. we are seeing the fog will linger a bit in the media pays you see here is a shot of mount diablo here now course it's all clear out that

way. we have the fog whatever we did is all gone back in the bay we see at the golden gate bridge completely blocking the towers as you'll notice. they are in temperatures come in like this, antioch is already up to 66 livermore 5963 concord lower 60's line of the east bay shoreline 64 napa 54 santa rosa 55 meanwhile for san francisco, nice deep blue skies, we see it's an old 78 already by 11 o'clock 2 o'clock, jumping to 91 fast-moving here mercury is on notice for the oakland a's game versus the cardinals 6 oh 7 day time temperatures upper 60's by that point, although highs will be in the 70's and oakland, mostly sunny cool but that fog rolling back again l,ght and variable winds at around 5 highs today, 70 for san francisco, oakland 7686 for san jose. coming up in a bit we'll check of the 4 zone forecast and your extended marty ok dave thanks a to give you an update on the breaking news we've been covering throughout the morning. >>a shelter-in-place order is

in effect for people living in and around the town of clayton in contra costa county. firefighters are battling in at least 15 brush fires in that area just west of brentwood. we have the latest update from officials have put the fire at about 500 acres burned so far people in the area being told to close their doors and windows and to stay put until further notice, cal fire said the crews are on the scene about 5 30 this morning. we have a kron four's christina tate role on the way to the scene she'll have live updates for us throughout the morning. also in the east bay, one man is accused of spray painting racial slurs and shattering windows in his neighborhood. the kron four's felipe de gaulle reports investigators are not calling it a hate crime. >>63 year-old alvin brown was arrested friday morning in bay point by the contra costa county office of the sheriff, he was booked at the martinez jail on 3 felony counts of vandalism he is accused of throwing rocks through his neighbors, homes and windows

and spray painting graffiti on their cars and other property in total 3 homes and cars were vandalized all of the victims are african americans the graffiti included racial slurs. >>we had million reaction to him for him to do this to us. he knows exactly who's in the house, he injure anybody could injure our children in the household the vandalism was reported early wednesday morning on el rincon road in bay point. >>initially neighbors thought they were the victims of a hate crime but the sheriff's office says that's not the case. a motive is unclear but neighbors confirm brown lives here with his girlfriend and investigators believe that relationship may have played a role in the crimes because mr. brown has a personal relationship with one of the victims. >>and we are investigating some conspiracy. components to that case that is giving us the confidence that this is not a hate crime. the conspiracy being a similar incident reported on the same street back in 2015 where

rocks were thrown through 3 home windows. >>brown was never charged for the crimes, but now the sheriff's office is looking into it. many addison is among the recent victims and lives next door to brown we never had no problems anything like >>well been a good neighbor and a good friend, >>i don't know i don't know what's going on brown's bail is set at $80,000 felipe shut all kron 4 news. >>in the east bay, the fbi found a gun that was stolen from one of its agents last month in oakland. it's a semiautomatic rifle and that we also had a loaded magazine and a jacket with official fbi markings all of them were stolen from the special agents car in the parking lot of the hague and burger shopping center. the agency offered a $5,000 reward for information that led to the recovery. those items, the fbi said that the weapon is no longer a threat to public safety. and take a look at this a smash and grab that was caught on camera this also in oakland 2 men driving into a lot near

lake merritt one of the men sneaks over the passenger side of the car that's parked there. the other person takes a look inside and then smashes the window to grab a backpack. what you don't see is that the backpacks owner is sitting in the car at the time. people who live and work in the area say burglaries are an ongoing problem. some of the people we spoke to are not asked us not to reveal their identities. >>belongings in there they're getting out of the car and they're really making it. >>that's another level it's scary but it's normal. i feel like we see or hear something about this every couple of days. >>what neighbors are asking for more police presence on that property we reached out to oakland pd but there are still waiting for a response. now to the north bay this morning police are on high alert after more than a dozen home burglaries in the in sandra fell over the past week. kron four's justine waldman has more.

>>yes and all the obvious very a very nice community. it's very safe community. >>we don't see a lot of these a lot is 14, 14 homes broken into in the last 4 weeks all during the hours of 09:00am burglaries that residences were unoccupied. >>so we think there may be some casing going on by the suspects sandra fell police lieutenant dan thing tells me the burglars are taking jewelry and electronics. >>things that can be easily pond are sold. 8 of the homes hit are in the terra linda area. the other 6 are spread out in different parts of the city, some of the burglaries have been forced entry with either a broken window or upright tool to a door and some the burglaries have also been unlocked a resident says that they've walked into. >>in response to the increase in home burglaries since all police are now stepping up patrols in the neighborhoods hit hard by these crimes central patrol officers are doing extra patrols in their beats. >>specifically looking for suspicious people and

suspicious cars and neighborhoods there is no security video of any of the crimes and no suspect or vehicle descriptions police advise no matter where you live in the bay area lock your doors keep valuables out of sight from the street look out for your neighbors and report anything suspicious in sandra fell justine waldman kron 4 news. >>and coming up this morning. we'll have the improvements in san francisco mayor london breed and governor gavin newsome are looking to make to the 911 system.

>>well rocker asap rocky is back a rapper some brandt rockies back in the us following his release from prison in sweden. he arrived in l a late last night on a private jet. the 30 year-old artist whose real name is ricky mayors spent a month behind bars in stockholm on assault charges. he pleaded not guilty. and yesterday a judge said that a separate aki and his 2 co-defendants were free to leave the country. their judgment will be delivered on august 14th. back here at home a mountain lion was spotted twice near the napa county airport someone sathe big cat and fagan creek and at the railroad tracks near the intersection of airport boulevard and north airport road. sheriff's office is asking residents to be aware of their surroundings, especially near the airport. happening today, the richmond family will begin weekend service to san francisco. right now the ferry only makes

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>>good morning, we're back on kron 4 news weekend, the next time you fly out of sfo don't forget to pack a water bottle. >>later this month, the airport will stop selling plastic water bottles kron four's michelle kingston has more. >>san francisco international airport sells about 10 1000 plastic water bottles a day that's a lot of plastic that ends up in the the ocean which is the worst thing but unless 3 weeks they will be selling any water in plastic bottles anymore. >>it will be sold in either a recyclable aluminum bottle or can a recycled glass bottle or in a compostable bottle it's all part of their goal to make sure none of the airport waste goes to landfill. david roizman brought his own water bottle to the airport and says that's what he does wherever it goes. >>he cut down on a plastic cut back a lot of carbon emissions very helpful. >>sfo has about 100 water stations. the airport so david and other passengers can fill up their own bottle helping the environment and their

wall. >>because for me it's very important to help the planet. you're going to have to empty it before you get on to go through security and then you can refill it when you go through. >>at t's juices sodas you'll still be able to find all of those in plastic bottles, it's just the water you will no longer find in a plastic bottle come august 20th. this applies to every part of the airport and tell you board your flight in san francisco, michelle kingston kron for news. >>and it is a good reminder to stay hydrated, especially today for folks are living in the hotter spots around the bay area because it's going to get toasty thrown some couple extra balls's to be sure or. >>refillable thing or whatever ready to rock'n'roll because those. >>temperatures will still be in the middle 90's it looks like it's some of the far east bay reaches and we'll talk a little bit about some of those winds and some of that sensitive areas, we're looking at to sfo now with some of that left over fog that we've had no delays but a little fog bank there for you we can see

kind of the line we're kind of starts to mix out a little bit sunshine peering through shot of mount diablo nice deep blue skies with all of that we have winds currently not much. they're pretty much single digits com pretty much happening elsewhere. this is what happens later today though with the inland heating that and it's a typical case it drives some of the. flow pattern of those winds we're talking about near clayton is one of the sensitive areas wrapping around mount diablo that's one of the areas that the winds whether they be offshore on shore and this tends to be on shore being driven from the coast in the bay that happens again with the daytime heating that difference in temperature drives us a thermal gradient. we'll see the same thing again it looks like on sunday as well. those onshore winds that kept us a little bit more mild over the week are now gone. inland temperatures for the central valley fresno at one oh one bakersfield 99, 100 for sacramento, central coast, moderate 67, but 70 around san

francisco, 77 for l a x and 82 down to san diego, let's get to it you're 7 or 4 zone forecast 70 going on for san francisco got the mid to upper 60's going on along the coast today, 71 san bruno 77 for burlingame in getting warmer to the south with those 80's popping 86 palo alto 80 from mountain view more to be found in the south bay of course, 86 for san jose cupertino milpitas 87 lower 80's but still union city at 79 will be some 70's there. 90's inland, 90 for pleasanton livermore 91 walnut creek about 92 with danville 94 also for concord 80 san leandro 76 for oakland up to the north bay we got 85 for napa sonoma at 9192 santa rosa. back to the 80's heading down to southern marin 70 forecast. we stay in the 90's it looks like for this whole weekend and then it's back to the 80's into next week part. ok, thank you. while some major changes are coming to the state's 911 system is an

effort to improve public safety emergencies. >>governor gavin newsom in san francisco mayor london breed say it will be a huge investment but one that will make the system better for everyone kron four's theresa has more. this is a big deal. >>i appreciate the reference that this is about lives because quite literally. this is going to save lives. governor gavin newsome talking about how the recently passed budget includes nearly 1 billion in funding for emergency preparedness and response like helping people deal with such events like the recent earthquake spoke here in the bay area. >>and that one in southern california powerful enough to shake these large vehicles back and forth. >>the 911 system as we know it today was established in 1973. the technology is outdated the technology laiza lee can be referred to is analog technology. it predates the internet. there are about 437 other call centers like this for 38 in the state of

california which is an extraordinary number. the reality is they don't. have the technology. they don't have the tools to connect. they don't have the cup cassidy to redirect call volume if something goes wrong. the governor along with mayor london breed took a tour of san francisco's office emergency services. >>911 call center. >>that we can do to make it even better and having the funding necessary to invest in netechnologies so that text messaging and all the things that we do now to communicate are used in a way to address any situation whether there's a wildfire. >>or >>heat advisory or all of the different challenges that sadly we've had to endure. we want to be prepared. >>the governor says the upgrade to the technology will be funded by the state but he will also require some additional funds from

individuals, theresa kron 4 news. >>and happening today, a backpack giveaway in san francisco. mayor london breed will join a number of groups for almost 30 giveaways that are set to happen over the next couple of weeks. they'll be distributing more than 5,000 backpacks and school supplies this year. today's events happening at the l a hill hutch community center that's on mcallister street from 10 until 2. the finishing touches are being put on the new chase center in san francisco has gained a new street name. it's called warriors way or is president and ceo rick welts unveiled the new street sign yesterday or on thursday rather the arena's first event is a concert by metallica and the san francisco symphony that's happening on september 6th the warriors first game will be in october. it's going to take you outside for a live look conditions at the golden gate br

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that breaking news in the east bay, a shelter in place order is in effect for people who live in and around the town of clayton. >>as firefighters battle more than a dozen fires there, good morning, everybody i'm marty gonzales we want to go to kron four's christine that hate row she joins us not live now from clayton with the latest christina. >>i'm here around valley, regional park and this is the command post for the fire that happened and actually right now it's just over 500 acre started around 3 a and 03:00am this morning and if you're driving and you can see a wall of smoke see a wall of brown leading into this area and if you are living here in the greater east bay you can also

smell of burning right now and actually out here live with mike mark ichi and he is the incident commander here on site. thank you for joining us this morning, good morning. so got to tell us we right now don't have a started still under investigation. but how do you guys first hear about it and what are firefighters up against with this fire. >>so the call came in a little after 3 o'clock this morning. we got our first calls off morgan territory road that we started getting some calls up the marsh creek road. we believe that one point we probably had about a 10 to 12 different incidents that of merge together into 3 separate fires. we're calling it the marsh complex and we have 3 different branches working right now, i'm one of the branches off more territory. it is contained, but we are working on getting contain up of marsh creek road. it is moving away from residences which is great into the open grasslands which help that contained here sometime today. >>now with all these different fires that happened at all merged together how does something like that happen and is whether helping at all with that. >>we're not really sure the fire started is under investigation, cal fire investigators are at scene. weather is the fire started in the evening which was nice for us because it was cool. we have a little bit of wind

which did push the fire a little bit give us a little bit of a struggle today to be hot though, and rise will be over a 100 degrees i believe the humidity's below so we're trying to get on it fast to avoid that high temperature in hoping it contained by that point how are firefighters battling this blaze right now right now we're trying to box it and so are bulldozers around front of the fire trying to create a fire break so the fire would run into their while our our engine companies are going along the sides of it to try to people to try to pinch that and in the roadway makes the 4th side is an all hands on deck at the situation it is it is we sent all of our engines out of our 5 county for cal fire. we've got a lot of our. cooperation local government here as well from contra costa county all agencies represented. >>i'd say we probably have at least 300 firefighters on the line with more coming up. >>and do we know i mean obviously it's still very early. but we know how quickly this fire is moving is it putting anyone else in danger right now. >>so fire spread over a large area, some areas are moving at a moderate is spread some of

them have slow rate of spread. so we're trying to confront the moderates while trying to tackle the slow the same time it's really a chess game where we're trying to get all the pieces in the right place. it's always a struggle 3 o'clock in the morning, but thankfully saturday there's no traffic were good people in are pretty quick now we're talking shelter-in-place what areas really need to be aware of this going on are there any on the evacuation orders. >>initially clayton palms, a mobile home park was evacuated with what those folks come back in now because the fires moved away from everyone really sure early in the morning. we do have a shelter in from everything on marsh creek road from deer valley road to pine in clayton and so pretty much if you're between morgan territory in deer valley feel like you to stay in place me like you avoid the area if you don't need to be out her please don't come out if you're a resident. we just a home for the day and we can get our job done a little faster because normally this is highly trafficked the hikers and bikers right it isn't on the weekend. this is a tough thing. >>but it is beautiful weather we're having so the round valley regional park is closed today because we're occupying it so we're asking folks to avoid that maybe take some activities enough about blow or somewhere else in the county with our beautiful open space that we have now also

when it comes to any other precautions people should take it up he genie out here of them in any power lines that are down at what's going on on that front so far 2 right away. we haven't come out this morning, their infrastructure is intact. no powers been shot they did take a look at their lines. the fire moved pretty quickly away from their line so that secure like i said we need to get in front of this thing and boxed up and up to be done by the to by that he means that lower open have contained today, we'll see what will see what it looks like we've got our aircraft coming in right now we've early after aircraft for air tankers are helicopter be over here hoping within the hour. we'll get a good look at it from a bird's-eye view fighting fire at night everything looks a lot bigger and it covers a lot more areas we're going to see what we truly have here in a little bit get the right people the right places mike thank you so much for joining us morning really appreciate it. here's has all the information we have 3 so far here from contra costa county, the garden keep up with us over. >>kron 4 dot com in between the newscast and afterwards, make sure have all the latest updates for you as soon as we get them reporting live from the county christina teatro kron 4 news. >>all right christina thanks for that live interview i will

be looking forward to your reports from that area throughout the morning want to go ahead and check out the weather because as you heard there it's going to be an issue out in the clayton area with temperatures about a 100 degrees or so days far has more on that. hi date hey good morning marty good morning, everybody and also watching those winds we have currently not much going on. >>although when you get up near around the delta that's one of the areas it has to get funneled in channeled which is also the case in some of tse valleys off the contra costa county as it is elsewhere and it tends to be a west to eastern travel. yeah, that's good or brings in some moisture from the marine layer. but we don't like to see winds with a scenario like this. this is what happens they pop in the afternoon, this is somewhat typical cause a daytime heating in the inland regions, but there you can see this start to approach probably more locally will get into the teens and even 20's. maybe perhaps beyond that tomorrow they pop a little higher as you will notice, and actually will be a little cooler not a whole lot a little bit cooler we're expecting tomorrow we've lost our on shore wind support and that was a cooling mechanism all over the bay from the

middle of last week's we've lost that for this week ahead, a new high is built in the west to the western region and that's a supplying the warming and dry trend that we're seeing today there's mount diablo blue skies in place swing in things are out of the golden gate and here's the marine layer. well in place as well this fog that has yet to make south speaking of which what does happen this afternoon, but by 12 o'clock you folks headed to the coast of the peninsula up to the north bay, still have to deal with some fog even as late as the noon hour. this evening and tonight, the fog comes back again cover the east bay shoreline up to the north bay a little bit more aggressively than we saw today indicating some minor cooling. those temperatures already up to 70 for antioch 60's you can see in the east bay, some 50's up there the north bay in places like santa rosa. it breaks down like this 67, but warming quickly in those in the regions to 83 by high noon 92 by 3 o'clock marty all right dave thanks a lot. we'll happening now bart riders in the east bay should expect delays of up to 30 minutes

today. >>that's because all trains will be running on the same track between orinda and walnut creek stations. so crews can work on those tracks. some trains maybe even turned back at are in debt to stay on schedule now if that happened riders will be asked to leave that train. and board a different one. coming up later this morning a smash-and-grab robbery in the east bay is caught on camera we're going to hear from neighbors about that. plus investigators lowe's knows you're a team who does remodeling right. we do it right too with stylish collections that pull it all together. so you can rethink your bathroom without rethinking your budget.

morning welcome at one for newsweek and there's a new state law that limits full-contact practices in youth football. this is all part of an effort to prevent injuries. a former nfl player and bay area native is addressing the concussion crisis by stressing proper tackling techniques kron on's kron four's gayle ong has more. >>football players ages 9 years old to 14 years old participated at the camp here at bayfront park in mill valley. they learned a safe techniques using their hands and shoulders from someone familiar with the sport. >>retired nfl player in lexington native got peter's right in near training technique work, but my players use their bodies. but not their head. the idea inspired by tory. >>what i really immerse myself in the martial arts and i found one things in common. skies are super powerful and then the best mecnics the way they stay safe in the cage, the ring etcetera is skills.

>>peters a former nfl defensive lineman held the camp in mill valley friday with a southerner in broncos, the same week governor gavin newsome sign the california youth football app the laws designed to prevent head injuries. it limits full-contact practices to 30 minutes per day twice a week peters thinks the new lies good for football. lot of the stuff is like a cage now they're checking for hydration and. >>obviously we need to have water available and we need to teach coaches how to hit how to take contact and give contact without the helmet and that's what we do with tip of the spear. >>co-founder and president of california football lions joe after says this type of training is the future of tackle football. we're developing a new culture for you tackle football and we're moving it from a win at all cost to safety at all cost mindset and it starts with developing safety and performance bringing the best techniques as the best techniques take the head out of the game. >>and the kids have a great time. >>raptors says they use the earlier years to prepare kids so they don't get hurt later on parents agree what i've seen of a pretty

>>the other a lot of years i've lives of all visits to get a different than what we used to do so new technology all but i think you can get hurt and concussions in. >>anything rating bike skateboard i mean least they're learning how to be safe about it. >>tip of the spear trains, thousands of coaches and players from the youth level like you just saw to the nfl level among them. the oakland raiders reporting in mill valley, gayle ong kron 4 news. >>and coming up on kron 4 news weekend a california trainer is dreaming big as she prepares to compete in the olympics. the state of hawaii

is preparing for 2 tropical storms state leaders are calling on families to take their own precautions to try and help keep damage to a minimum allison blair has more. >>on hawaii island, the county defense agency has partially activated its emergency operations center if your home or business is prone to flooding. >>officials are encouraging folks to take cautions now. >>sand is available at these 15 locations across the big island. residents must bring their own back meantime, some closure. >>we have closed winning in beach park. put local beach park and isaac holly beach park. they are all in cold war puna also it close in south

point road. so that because it we anticipate that it will be probably getting most of the heavy rain and the high surf. >>on maui there are no closures just yet. however mayor mike fincke to reno says crews have spent the past week cleaning out storm drains reza boards and spillways never to minimize any flooding. >>also have had the o r. emergency services on owner and a thereafter did generators into areas where emergency shelters would open vote if necessary and all who always. >>making sure streams are clear. this and equipment personal down there to do that. >>officials say they're preparing for the chance of heavy rain. >>and wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. >>for yourself, you know look around your yard bringing loosing signal flying tie things until and i'd be prepared for that.

>>serious situation when are we looking at this so the cyclists to hit its real issue is saying for this weekend we're the first ones left there's now another one that will play out early into next week. the good news is it looks like the direct hit not going to happen a little storm tracks that looks good news there. some residual weather from the secondary when we may get and certainly high surf let's get right to that by the way marty there the 2 storm systems there's hawaii to give you some perspective watching the big blob off towards the east. that's the future. this is here the past, let's put the cordon saunder that eric we already had. max winds on this is 40 miles per hour barely, a tropical storm expected to center great going forward. meanwhile it's flossie that's the next star. still tropical storm max winds at 60 dropping to 50 before it reaches near hawaii. then we can see it is ag's. ok, eric aid and we got sagging one on i guess tropical depression strength expected early into next week forget the weather will extend beyond this cone

this ko means that's possible anywhere with a search of the center is so it's possible some of this weather could still strike why with heavy rains and winds. the other issue too is heavy surf not professionals of course, this is good stuff for them, but regular beachgoers are advised go with caution or not to go it all here's what's going on from out back in the home we've had some fog this morning that's cleared out in the inland regions. meanwhile around the immediate they were still stuck in this marine layer of overcast skies as the fog is still not mixed out just yet. temperatures 70 for antioch but they've had clearing 60's all over the in the regions, 58 santa rosa 56 san francisco, 64 for san jose. a touch warmer in those inland areas today as you can see than this time yesterday. a touch cooler at the coast and up to the north bay. the breakdown we're talking about san francisco fog and bay area fog turning mostly sunny. mild for the bay was 70's and all that. however warm inland expecting those 80's 90's more

night to be filed tomorrow, it's us still warm and sunny inland. but still to be 90's hanging around a few degrees last all agree and then into next week, it's warm and sunny in london and those temperatures finally losing their footing and we go back to the 80's. i don't think it's going to be quite as cool as it was last week but we're getting closer to that in for middle august, not too bad with all of this at least it will cool off a little bit. for today. we're expecting highs mid 90's in the far east bay reaches there locally some warmer conditions, lower 80's along the east bay shoreline 83 for redwood city and 92 up there to santa rosa. expect about 86 or so for san jose 76 for oakland and 74 san francisco, speaking of oakland will check in your a forecast coming up a bit marty ok dave could collapse killed 3 people at a popular southern california beach it happened in encinitas that's just north of san diego. >>the bluff gave way around 3 o'clock friday afternoon when the beach was packed with

people. one woman died at the scene the other 2 were pulled out and taken to the hospital where they later died. officials say the collapse was simply a force of nature. this is natural. well officials say that a 4th person suffered minor injuries. this area has been blocked off this morning until crews can move heavy equipment in to clear that scene. and in san francisco woman an 8 year-old child and a dog are all okay this morning after they were stranded on the cliff at fort fun stunt. it happened just after noon on friday. they say the family was stranded 30 feet down the cliff. it took firefighters about 90 minutes to rescue the woman and the boy, theyot the dog about a half hour later, one firefighter was hospitalized for non life threatening

injuries. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend. the giants have been on a good run of late, but they stumbled a bit on this current road trip after the break we'll find out how they did in denver against the rockies. it felt like a

brand new season for the giants so now it's a little alarming. >>we see this team dropped consecutive games, the road

trip moved to colorado, sean anderson given the start today for the orange and black top of the 5th. at 2 one on for mike just ramsgate. members want to deep right field. no doubt the mile high air giants ticket for to lead. an inning later rain meant we'll drive one to deep center field carrying carrying grant this is the one steven duggar at the wall tries to make a play leaves the park mcmahon tizen on one swing bottom of theth 2 on and no outs are in desmond. he sends one into the right-center gap. off the top of the wall coming into scores, charlie blackmon rockies go up 5, 4, and here we go top of the knife giants try to make something happen the tying run at second the us trends key can be the hero label brown's one. giants was a close 1, 5, for your final back to back losses. >>for the first time since late june and the a's have the night off and open a two-game set against the cardinals tomorrow now to the nfl.

>>raiders wideout antonio brown missed another practice today. and we may have found the reason why what an image the superstar receiver recently posted this on his instagram story. a photo of his severely blistered feet. no details on how this happened or long how long he's been dealing with it he's been out of practice last 2 days was limited on tuesday. jon gruden hoping to get him back in the mix soon. >>i think we're all disappointed we think he's disappointed like get to alrdy starting to like get him out aires. part of this team time being we're going to continue to work hard and we've seen the development of some other receivers we're excited about. >>now the 40 niners camp we are a week into practice, a santa clara, a number of storylines to break down rookie nick bosa finding his way in what could be a dangerous pass rush this season. jimmy garoppolo continuing to get up to game speed following the acl injury glencoe 49 ers columnist for the santa rosa press democrat has been at practice every day. he offered his

assessment. gras blows tenure with the franchise thus far and what could be in store for 2019 on tonight's edition of bay area sports night. >>he couldn't carry over from 2017 20 18 in. but john lunn said was well in 2017 had a very small playbook and you can sort of play on instinct in 2018 that was more responsibility mentally for him and he. struggled at first i think the implication is the niners she'll want to get more reps more games hilly starting 10 games his career to help the a's more seem like a more mentally profession. quarterback right now he still makes. rookie mistakes you can see it every day in training camp. >>as from bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on finally tonight the warriors move into their new home next season. and what a match up to begin the chase center era golden state reportedly will host the new look. los angeles clippers when the regular season begins in late october. warriors team that won the west 5 years in a row all against nl a team that shook

up the off season signing finals mvp kawhi leonard, acquiring paul george. >>all right mark thanks a lot of us going take a live look outside golden gate bridge still fogged and dave has the forecast for us when we come

we continue to follow breaking news out of contra costa county in the east bay that's where firefighters are battling several blazes near brentwood this morning. a

shelter-in-place order is now in effect for people who live in that area near clayton kron four's christina tadros at the scene she's joining us now with the very latest christina good morning. >>good morning we're here at around valley, regional park, it's the command center where this were all of the crews are working to help battle this blaze and it's actually quite large about 500 acres right now, but it didn't just start all as one fire multiple different incidents, overnight around the 3 o'clock hour and actually got a representative here from cal fire mark market, he mark thanks for joining us. this from michael return be a good morning. good morning. all right to go in and tell us. this obviously has grown to be very large, t it didn't just start as one fire what happened overnight know have multiple fire started around 3 15 this morning amid a lot of merge into the 3 fires are dealing with now. >>on the marsh conflict the complex we've morgan territory branch which is contained. we were calling our bragdon branch which is on the west side of marsh creek road which is still actively burning and our dear valley branch which is on the east side of marsh creek which is talking bring

as well. >>and also overnight you guys originally had said there were there were like almost a dozen of these fires that happened to be know how or why. >>no firestone investigation call for investigators are on scene right now taking a look at that and we're still very early on. >>now when it comes to containing this fire as well as battling the blaze, what are we looking at right now. >>we're looking at a hot day today so the weather is going to be somewhat of an issue but the winds are not going to be surfacing probably 5 to 10 year weather folks are probably more than that but we're looking at some pretty favorable winds for that. but it is going to be warm but does offer spot fires to occur. we are having some fits right now we have a little break out or another we're dealing with so we are getting a little bit of a of a struggle on it but we're getting a lot more resources as you can probably hear behind us coming in right now to help us out. >>and then how many crews do we on site here helping battle this place that there were well over 300 personnel we saw more people coming in right now so we're still getting count to we have fires in the evening and they happen like that we have people so spread out working that count ability and repair our buddy is and putting the right before we get to that let's talk safety and evacuation is anyone in harm's way right now.

necessarily know the fire is actually burning away from structures there are few structures out in front of it, but it is sparsely populated as part of the county. >>we did precaution early evacuate the mobile home park in clayton palms this morning but without those folks back into the fires burned away from them. we do about another dozen to 2 dozen homes that a the burned around already or is getting near the sheriff's department working with those folks right now to ensure their safety and all our folks to get into the job and he shelters in place right now. we do have a shelter in place right now for the marsh creek road area pretty much from oregon territory. rode in march freak to deer valley road in march 3 and we are asking the public to avoid the area if they can and if you are residents in the area. police stay at home. we're trying to keep people off the road. it is a 2 lane road and fire engines are beginning to take up a lot of room great mike. thank you so much, thank you so much for joining again this morning there was a more updates for later you and you guys this is a this is a park it is highly frequented. we've got bikers runners joggers to come out and no you know notice this is a saturday is going to be a weekend a were a lot of people normally frequent so if you are in the greater area make sure to go ahead and be careful and also

take a precautionary measure, there's smoke out here so you keep windows closed and make sure you're thinking about that if you live here as i mentioned in the greater area. >>for now reporting live in the county christina teatro kron 4 news. >>smoke can you see or smell any smoke where you are. >>that i can when you actually are driving on highway for coming in and passing front would there is a wall of smoke, it's it's all brown and so is every time you can see from miles out and the actual fire itself and if when regard to area and distance it's panning over about a six-mile area. so imagine smoke that you see coming up from all of that and also when it comes to smell, yes absolutely marty and you can also smell as i had mentioned same as the smoke i miles in so deadly keep that in mind also just precautionary measures and here in the state of california summertime is not just fire season fire scene is now all year round you know last year was the deadliest fire season we have had in california state history. so when it comes to taking

precautionary measures with fires like this that maybe in your backyard, it's never too early to be safe in that if you're thinking about masks or you know not going outside those are definitely ideas and our recommendations of the fire service has real. >>all right christina thanks a check in with you again to get an update about a half an hour or so the tapes are reporting live from clayton want to get an update on the weather forecast and davis some really good news for firefighters out there that the wind speeds are going to be relatively low. yeah, we don't have any real synoptic winds are working good morning. i'm already good morning. everybody you may recall last week how mild it was we had the onshore winds driven by synoptic features these are major whether features that drive our winds we know will have today are typical local windsnd that's going to be driven by the topography. >>and will be driven by the weather feature like inland. heating that will pull in that marine layer that means also to you know that more moisture with that that's true. but they'll be a little bit of an afternoon uptick right now you can see they're pretty calm winds and just an afternoon breeze will call it is what

we're looking at someone in the neighborhood here is mount diablo for you, nice blue skies in place that we can see from this vantage point fog all taken care of but not yet the case in and around the immediate they with the towers all shrouded in the fog that's the golden gate behind us again expected to mix that out as a reproach around the noon hour. this is what the models say maybe a problem in or around the coast and around the north bay coast as well throughout the day today. then the fog returns tonight to greet us again tomorrow morning so that marine layer will be back again. however will get the daytime heating that will drive some winds later on and 74 antioch we've got 60's pretty much elsewhere, but it will be warming up in those inland regions later on today. we break it down about 83 by high noon 90 to this a quick warm up you can see in just 3 hours. the choosy indicative of dry air and we don't have the on shore synoptic winds from last week any longer. 6 oh 7 game time for the oakland a's to battle the cardinals attempts about upper 60's at that point mostly sunny cool.

but that fog rolling back on in again we'll check in your 4 zone forecast in the extended coming up in a bit party all right dave thanks a lot. and he's pay man is accused of spray painting racial slurs and shattering windows in s neighborhood crime forcefully to call reports investigators are not calling that. >>i hate crime. >>63 year-old alvin brown was arrested friday morning in bay point by the contra costa county office of the sheriff, he was booked at the martinez jail on 3 felony counts of vandalism he is accused of throwing rocks through his neighbors, homes and windows and spray painting graffiti on their cars and other property in total 3 homes and cars were vandalized all of the victims are african americans the graffiti included racial slurs. >>we had million reaction with him for him to do this to us. he knows exactly who's in the house. he couldn't injure anybody could injure our 3 children in the household the vandalism was reported early wednesday morning on el road in bay point.

>>initially neighbors thought they were the victims of a hate crime but the sheriff's office says that's not the case a motive is unclear but neighbors confirm brown lives here with his girlfriend and investigators believe that relationship may have played a role in the crimes because mr. brown has a personal relationship with one of the victims. >>and we are investigating some conspiracy. components to that case that is giving us the confidence that this is not a hate crime. the conspiracy being a similar incident reported on the same street back in 2015 where rocks were thrown through 3 home windows. >>brown was never charged for the crimes, but now the sheriff's office is looking into it. many addison is among the recent victims and lives next door to brown we never had no problems a thing like >>well it's been a good neighbor and a good friend, but. >>i don't know i don't know what's going on brown's bail is set at $80,000 felipe should all kron 4 news.

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everyone kron four's theresa has more. >>this is a big deal. i appreciate the reference that this is about lives because it literally. this is going to save lives. governor gavin newsome talking about how the recently passed budget includes nearly 1 billion in funding for emergency preparedness and response like helping people deal with such events like the recent earthquake spoke here in the bay area. >>and that one in southern california powerful enough to shake these large vehicles back and forth. >>the 911 system as we know it today was established in 1973. the technology is outdated the technology. laiza lee can be referred to is analog technology. it predates the internet. they're about 437 other call centers like this. well for 38. in the state of california which is an extraordinary number. the reality is they don't. have the technology. they don't have the tools to connect.

they don't have the can cassidy to redirect call volume if something goes wrong. the governor along with mayor london breed took a tour of san francisco's office emergency services. >>911 call center. it's so much. >>that we can do to make it even better and having the funding necessary to invest in new technologies so that text messaging and all the things that we do now to communicate are used in a way to address any situation whether there's a wildfire. >>or >>heat advisory or all of the different challenges that sadly we've had to endure. we want to be prepared. >>the governor says the upgrade to the technology will be funded by the state but he will also require some additional funds from individuals theresa kron 4 news. >>and we're going to go ahead take a live look outside of conditions at sfo things look

pretty good there and no delays will be right back.

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is the worst thing. >>but in less 3 weeks they will be selling any water in plastic bottles anymore. >>it will be sold in either a recyclable aluminum bottle or can recycled glass bottle or in a compostable bottle it's all part of their goal to make sure none of the airport waste goes to landfill. >>david moyes men brought his own water bottle to the airport and says that's what he does wherever he goes. >>he cut down on a plastic cut back a lot of carbon emissions very helpful. >>sfo has about 100 water stations. the airport so david and other passengers can fill up their own bottle stopping the environment and their wall. >>because for me it's very important to help the planet. you're going to have to empty it before you get on to go through security and then you can refill it when you go through. >>at t's juices sodas you'll still be able to find all of those in pltic bottles, it's just the water you will no longer find in a plastic

bottle come august 20th. this applies to every part of the airport and tell you board your flight in san francisco, michelle kingston kron for news. >>and it's going to take you outside we'll take a live look outside this is from a sutro cam this morning you can see the layer of fog over parts of san francisco. but it's going to be nice and spaces from someplace, especially inland. dave's here with more on that you know we lost or on law on flow pattern this topic wind so therefore we're not getting the cooling like we're getting from last week we'll get some of that next week but for this weekend going to be toasting those in the region is not to that around the bay, though you know we take care of this fog, it's not a bad day, warm and portions of the east bay shoreline of touch. there's the fog you can see run sfo not causing delays with all of that most i'm sorry i'm away with look sfo going on so at least we have the clear skies. here's what's happening in mount diablo clear skies as well not too much fog going on either that's all cleared out as far as those winds. this is

not going to be driven by local features that means we don't have the synoptic onshore winds all of the arrows are still in that direction pretty much single digits, but we get the daytime heating. that's what happens. we see those inland areas, they pick up a little bit as well as along the immediate shoreline in protecting the bay side of the peninsula's that air just gets pulled into the inland regions, particularly over the east bay hills just a bit so we'll see that tomorrow after today this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon. in the wind prone areas but as far as the general flow pattern driving those winds. not an issue in the battle of fires going on the contra costa county one o one of her friends of the high today in projected sacramento, 199 bakersfield, 67 monterey 70 going on for san francisco. and 77 for l a x with 82 to san diego. little closer to home here the 4 zone forecast again 70 san francisco beaches will be fighting some of that fog into the afternoon but will put some upper 60's on there for highs, 73 millbrae

77 burning game you can tell things warming up in the peninsula too as the 80's get back in here, 86 for palo alto 83 would would city mountain dew and 18 meanwhile the south bay 86 for san jose milpitas 87. as i mentioned earlier still some areas in the east bay shoreline popping about 80 hayward around 80. freeman 81. back to the 90's you can see inland. so no about 8688 dublin, 92 for walnut creek castro valley, 8176 for oakland and a pair of the north bay 85 for napa 91 for sonoma benicia about 86 92 for santa rosa 80's down south with a cool know valley at 76. this is what happens next week it looks like we get some of that on shore flow back again to get back into the 80's for the in region look at this not bad at all in london and lower 80's and this is early august marty ok dave thank you. well take a look at this it's a smash and grab that was caught on camera in oakland 2 men driving into a lot near lake

merritt. >>then one of them will sneak over to the passenger side of a parked car. the other person then comes over and takes a look inside and smashes the window to grab a backpack. what you don't see is that the backpacks owner was sitting in the car at the time. people who live and work in the area say burglaries are an ongoing problem. some of the people we talked to us is not to reveal their identities. >>belongings in there. >>they're getting out of the car and they were up me. >>that's another level it's scary but it's normal. i feel like we see or hear something about this every couple of days. >>well neighbors are asking for more police presence on that property we reached out to oakland who didn't have not yet received a response from them. us olympic and paralympic committee is looking for little known athlete who can make a big difference in tokyo next year, one of them could be from gold river in sacramento county

head to rivera has more. this is kelly been to more. by day she's a personal trainer here at 24 hour fitness and go over. but long before the sun is up she's training to be the next olympic hopeful. >>just a big mental game so to go to tokyo would be like winning the biggest battle with yourself that's all i do is train. >>the former college track and field athletes as competing for gold has always been a dream. >>olympics is always on go board so every morning i wake up and i see that on my goal, it's right in front of me always and soon it could be a reality in the spring, the us olympic nnd paralympic committee and 24 hour fitness. >>the host a nationwide search for undiscovered talent. more than 4,000 people tried out with the top 25 men and 25 women, getting the chance to train in front of team, usa

coaches. kelly just returned from the teen usa training center in colorado. kelly says the coaches were looking for athletes to compete in different sports from rowing and cycling to bobsled. >>literally the amount of stuff we had to do that none of a sudden we're so sorry by day one. we can show it we can't do anything about it. so you just have to keep going we have to recover we had to go in working just as hard the if all goes according to kelly's plan we could see her donning the red white and blue. >>on the world's biggest stage in 2020. in gold river pedro rivera. well kelly has to wait until december to find out if she will make the team. >>team usa for the 2020 games. well we're going to take short break, but let's go and take a live look outside of foggy conditions at the golden gate bridge will be right back. on

the big screen. a new movie in the fast and furious franchise is aiming to take down the lion king is box office champ david daniel takes a look. after 8 films and more than billion in worldwide ticket sales the fast and furious franchise has its first spinoff dwayne johnson and

jason stay them are hobbs and shaw forced to work together to stop the latest big-screen bad guy played by idris elba box office watchers see the action flick debuting with $60 million or more in north america, ending the lion king's to weekend run at number one. in hollywood, i'm david daniels. and a giant asteroid is getting ready to pass by the asteroid is larger than the empire state building. it's predicted to zoom past earth early next week. nasa says the asteroid of this type and size actually passed by us about a dozen times every year. a woman found a snake slithering its way across a gas pump video screen. this is in kansas now she uh found it will make stop at the pace can pick pit stop gas station. the woman says at first it looked like a piece of rubber mold but take a look at it started moving all of a sudden. >>as entertainment videos on

there. i thought it was. >>one of those and it says you want to carl. like. >>to be just a garden snake in a pretty small one they called a gas station employee to come over and take it out of the pump, dave, just make sure you pay i guess for something out temperatures in the 60's right now some lower 70's in the far east bay, we're looking at temperatures to warm a little bit more so today than they have from last week and watch a little bit this afternoon winds to be careful about that i could forecast next. local

news station. and that breaking news in the east bay, multiple brush fires, burning in contra costa county near the town of clayton. shelter in place order has been issued for people who live in that area kron four's christina tape cho is live in contra costa. she's been there all morning long she has the latest for us christine, a. >>fire and i'm here live at round valley regional park it acting as the command fo post for all crews this morning here's had happened it happened around 03:00am this morning. crews here in contra costa county getting multiple car calls of fires going on around the county they're almost a dozen of them now there are flames from all

those fires burning into each other creating a greater 500 acre fire now spending between morgan territory road all the way to deer valley road that's a 6 mile stretch between the cities of clean and brentwood when driving through britain with to this regional park you'll see a wall of smoke from miles away covering the sky, you're also going to be smelling all of that smoke in the greater area for miles earlier in the show actually spoke with cal fire incident commander mike who describes how crews are battling this large place. >>it is moving away from residences which is great into the open grasslands which help that contained here sometime today. right now we're trying to box it and so are bulldozers around front of the fire trying to create a fire break so the fire would run into their while our our engine companies are going along the sides of it to try to people to try to pinch that and in the roadway makes the 4th side of the box. so fire spread over a large area, some areas are moving at a moderate is spread some are going to slow rate of spread. so we're trying to confront the moderates while trying to tackle the slow the same time it's really a chess game where we're trying to get all the

pieces in the right place. it's always a struggle 3 o'clock in the morning, but thankfully saturday there's no traffic were good people in pretty quick. >>now there were evacuation orders over for one of the clean mobile home parks nash just down the road here from the regional park but uh that's now been lifting because a fire has moved away from that area now we're coming back out here live there is a shelter in place for any residents are are along marsh creek road to keep that in mind. this is a very recreational area where a lot of people frequent especially on weekend days like today. so far all the roads are blocked off here to the regional park in that as fire crews are saying for the public safety. so just know to keep that in mind if you're planning on going outside today you can be seen in spelling a lot of smoke and just make sure everything is ok until they finish battling this blaze. they have a shelter in place of reverend as i mentioned down that road. so please go ahead and be careful because you're going to smelling it friend would clean and everywhere in between for now reporting live here in contra costa county christina tetreault kron 4 news all right christina thanks a lot for that live report check in with you later for an update.

>>let's go now to the weather forecast with dave spahr and one of the things firefighters are having to deal with as well. >>are warming to hot temperatures. they are that's what we expect this afternoon good morning. marty good morning, everybody and not the cooldown that we had from last week or will get to some degree. the week ahead this weekend warming up a bit also watching those winds now locally we don't see too much going on most readings are in the single digits or com. we had some daytime heating the inland areas and it starts to pop a little bit in the afternoon and some of the wind prone areas when it to say what these are their local winds contrasted with the sun not the ones that's be was driven. last week and into next week, those onshore winds. but these are the ones that pop in the afternoon driven by again heating in the inland regions and even see some of the pockets a 10 to get some of those winds more acutely at around the peninsula for example all being driven in inland by that daytime heating is that air rises as it gets warmer. so look at what's going on the home front to here's around the media day we have that fog

still left over a little bit but at least we get a nice few of the east bay shoreline, the bay off towards a distance still have some of that fog lingering as you can see around the golden gate, the last stop along the way to get this clear about the tower still all covered up we should get that cleared out, but it will be a problem along the coast. it looks like this afternoon and then overnight welsh the fall comes back again with pretty good coverage reaching out into the delta little bit too as well. temperatures now we're at 72 for antioch 67 livermore 73 going on for concord with the east bay shoreline well in the 60's still a lot of green on the board but we warm up quickly, 88 by a 1 o'clock 4 o'clock we're at 93 with that dry air work. coming up in a bit we'll take a closer look at your complete forecast market sounds good dave seen a few minutes. thank you, developing story. this morning. investigators are revealing new information about the death of the gunman in the gilroy garlic festival mass shooting. >>the coroner now saying the shooter did not die from police gunfire but that he took his own life. kron four's dan thorn has the story.

>>i mean doesn't change anything in my mind gilroy police chief scot smithee weighs in on the coroner's report saying the gilroy garlic festival shooter died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the initial police account was that the gunman was shot and killed by police when the shootilg started are. >>officers ran to the scene the 3 officers shot at the suspect striking him multiple times the chief says the shooter santana leg and went down while still holding his rifle. >>and pulled the trigger, one final time he was able to get one more round off news able to shoot himself in the head which is why it results in a. >>cause and manner a suicide. >>in order to help the story remain consistent. the chief says the department decided to hold a press conference. the chief does not believe any of the responding officers saw the gunmen shoot themselves. >>from mary reports to me is that they did not. we realize that that happened. >>reporting in gilroy dan

thorn kron 4 news. in the wake of the garlic festival shooting governor gavin newsome is calling on the federal government to take action. >>since the shooter managed to bypass california's gun laws by purchasing an assault weapon in nevada. and then bring it back into california. federal data shows that in recent years more than half of the guns recovered from crime scenes in california. we're from another state. so now the governor says it's up to the federal government to take control. >>even national background check system we need to close the gun show loopholes we needed just the of certainty that you can't even rent a car at 19 little drink what you can buy a weapon of war and gunned down 1215 people. it's absurd. i mean that's extremism and the current the made in this country. >>well nevada is the second largest supplier of guns recovered from kind crime scenes here in california,

arizona his number one. and we have continuing coverage of the garlic festival shooting on layer on air and online and during commercial breaks on a 24 hour streaming service kron on you can download our kron 4 app and get push alerts straight to your phone. as new developments come into our newsroom. coming up on kron 4 news weekend the smash and grab robbery in the east bay is caught on camera we're going to hear from neighbors about it. plus investigators arrest in the east bay man after responding to a possible hate crim good morning we're

back on kron 4 news weekend. there's a brand new state law that limits full-contact practices and youth football. it's all part of an effort to prevent injuries. a former nfl player and bay area native is addressing the concussion crisis by stressing proper tackling techniques kron four's gayle ong has more. >>football players ages 9 years old to 14 years old participated at the camp here at bayfront park in mill valley. they learned a safe techniques using their hands and shoulders from someone familiar with the sport. >>retired nfl player in lexington native got peters given this at the training technique work, but my players use their bodies but not their head. the idea inspired by my story. >>what i really immerse myself in the martial arts and i found one thing common skies are super powerful and then the best mechanics the way they stay safe in the cage, the ring etcetera is skills.

>>peters a former nfl defensive lineman held the camp in mill valley friday with a southerner in broncos, the same week governor gavin newsome sign the california youth football act the laws designed to prevent head injuries. it limits full-contact practices to 30 minutes per day twice a week peters thanks to new lives. good for football. lot of the stuff is like a cage now they're checking for hydration and. >>obviously we need to have water available and we need to teach coaches how to hit how to take contact and give contact without the helmet and that's what we do with tip of the spear. >>co-founder and president of california football lions joe after says this type of training is the future of tackle football. we're developing a new culture for you tackle football and we're moving it from a win at all cost to safety at all cost mindset and it starts with developing safety and performance bringing the best techniques as best techniques take the head out of the game. >>and the kids have a great time raptors says they use the earlier years to prepare kids so they don't get hurt later on parents agree what i've seen of a pretty

>>the eu has a lot of years up with of all visits to get a different than what we used to do so new technology isn't all but i think you can get hurt and concussions in. >>anything riding bikes. skateboards i mean least are learning how to be safe about it. >>tip of the spear trains, thousands of coaches and players from the youth level like you just saw to the nfl level among them. the oakland raiders reporting in mill valley, gayle ong kron 4 news. >>and a live shot coming in from timber on as we still battle the fog a lacrosse at least parts of the bay area temperatures 70's, 60's. so some 50's hugging the coast. back with forecast a bit. we planned.

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on kron 4 news weekend and although we are a decent people hit are dealing with some warm weather in in london. i should be really nice along the coast. yeah, the cool temperatures there and warm temperatures inland going on as well. >>now we don't have quite the cooling that we have from last week we're going to get some of that in the next week and that extended forecast. we're also monitoring a 2 tropical systems near hawaii. oh yeah. it's a not a bull's eye now but getting close on the board there there you why in the first system already passed. it a good and now the sky is going to is ag that's going to be the plots and all this it's flossie is the we're watching. max winds of about 60 erica's

already path of max winds of 40 that's expected to become a tropical depression. very quickly throughout this weekend. meanwhile, here's what's going on with flossie max winds dropping from 60 to 50 that will happen this afternoon and then into sunday monday. they're takes that turn becoming a tropical storm looks like a tropical depression by tuesday thing is though be some more associated weather with all of this in and around the region of the systems and certainly kicking up the surf that we have to watch out for as well. so flooding is usually a problem in a wi with those systems. you see a direct hit is actually pretty rare for white, here's what's going on in the home front we have some of that fog left over the east bay shoreline is pretty much cleared out, but we still have kind of the overcast sky parents but up against the east bay hills just about to liftoff 72 for antioch 73 conquered 67 livermore come for those 60's hovering the east bay shoreline and for comparison sake. what couple degrees ahead except around the peninsula. a little bit around the north bay extending up to napa as you will notice.

so we've got morning fog for the for us after turning mostly sunny. mild for the bay with those 70's couple 80's too warmn the dough expect more those 90's and that will be the case tomorrow, although shave off a couple degrees. still warm and sunny happening in the next week. well, warm and sunny inland. however will be a little bit of cooling going on and you will notice that and the extended forecast will feel a little bit like last week too 93 antioch 94 for concord livermore run 91 he's bay shoreline. some 70's and 80's 85 up to napa 87 for nevado 70 going on for san francisco, 76 for oakland 86 meanwhile for san jose. coming up in a bit we'll check in at that extended forecast in the 80's forecast 2 parties. all right dave thanks a lot. a cliff collapse killed 3 people at a popular southern california beach it happen in sunny does that's just north of san diego. >>the bluff gave way about 3 o'clock friday afternoon when the beach was packed with people, one woman died at the

scene the other 2 were pulled out and taken to the hospital where they later died. officials say the collapse was simply a force of nature. >>this is natural. >>officials say a 4th person suffered minor injuries. that area has been blocked off this morning until crews can move heavy equipment in to clear the scene. and in san francisco woman an 8 year-old child and a dog are all ok after they were stranded on a cliff at fort fun stunt. it happened just after noon friday. they say the family was stranded about 30 feet down the cliff. it took firefighters about 90 minutes to rescue the women and the woman and the boy, they got the dog about a half hour later, one firefighter was hospitalized for non life threatening injuries.

president trump is continuing his attack on major american cities. this week, his focus was on baltimore. but at a rally on thursday, he also took aim at san francisco. kron four's dan kerman reports the president also slammed the governor newsome. >>california's homeless problem specifically in los angeles and san francisco is once again the focus of attacks from the president. >>the conditions in nancy pelosi's once great city of san francisco are deplorable. >>deplorable. >>at a campaign rally in ohio thursday, the president also took aim at the governor over illegal immigration. >>say come onp we'll give you health care coming who wouldn't come up. >>governor newsome says the president is happy to criticize. but has nothing to offer in the way of solutions just the opposite in fact. >>i just found it interesting. i think the try to take million from la housing and urban development agency. well

that's a way of helping. what if they have ideas and looking forward to there council their advice. their economic and resource support. they're waiting for those calls. >>those economic resources refer to the federal housing budget which was slashed nearly 80% during the reagan administration. >>these basically using homeless people to blame. in play politics, homeless advocates say if the president would stop playing politics and restore that funding that it could make a real dent in the homeless problem. what we're seeing are out on the streets in san francisco could easily be addressed by trump himself. it's unknown if the president wants the federal government to reinvest in affordable housing. >>what is likely is that the attacks on san francisco and los angeles and the governor will likely continue. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and take a look at this dramatic police dash cam footage shows an officer near

atlanta being dragged onto a major interstate does this happen during a traffic stop. police say they pulled over a driver for using his phone while driving as the officer was speaking to me suddenly sped away with the officer hanging onto the car for dear life. a second officer rushed back to his cruiser and followed them. the first officer eventually thrown from that moving car on to the highway. the driver kept going hitting several other cars before pulling over and running away. police to chase him down and he's facing a whole lot of charges including aggravated assault on a police officer, the officer was treated for his injuries. he's now recovering at home. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend. the giants have been on a good run of late, but they stumbled a bit on this current road trip coming up after the break

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the park mcmahon tizen on one swing bottom of the 7th 2 on and no outs for investment. he sends one into the right-center gap. off the top of the wall coming into scores, charlie blackmon rockies go up 5, 4, and here we go top of the knife giants try to make something happen the tying run at second the us trends key can be the hero of the plate around one. giants was a close 1, 5, for your final back to back losses. >>for the first time since late june the a's have the night off and open a two-game set against the cardinals tomorrow now to the nfl. >>raiders wideout antonio brown missed another practice today. and we may have found the reason why what an image the superstar receiver recently posted this on his instagram story. a photo of his severely blistered feet. no details on how this happened or long how long he's been dealing with it he's been out of practice last 2 days was limited on tuesday. jon gruden hoping to get him back in the mix soon.

>>and they were all disappointed he's this morning like this. get already starting like get him out aires. the part of this team time being we're going to continue to work hard and we've seen the development of some other receivers we're excited about. >>now the 40 niners camp we are a week into practice, a santa clara, a number of storylines to break down rookie nick bosa finding his way in what could be a dangerous pass rush this season. jimmy garoppolo continuing to get up to game speed following the acl injury. franco 49 ers columnist for the santa rosa press democrat has been at practice every day. he offered his assessment. gras blows tenure with the franchise thus far and what could be in store for 2019 on tonight's edition of various sports next. >>he couldn't carry over from 2017 20 18 in. but john lunn said was well in 2017 had a very small playbook and you can sort of play on instinct in 2018 that was more responsibility mentally for him and he. struggled at first i think the implication is the

niners she'll want to get more reps more games we started 10 games his career to help the a's more seem like a more mentally profession. quarterback right now he still makes. rookie mistakes you can see it every day in training camp. >>as from bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on finally tonight the warriors move into their new home next season. and what a match up to begin the chase center era golden state reportedly will host the new look. los angeles clippers when the regular season begins in late october. warriors team that won the west 5 years in a row all against nl a team that shook up the off season signing finals mvp kawhi leonard, acquiring paul george. >>all right marc thank's long going take a live look outside foggy conditions persist of the golden gate bridge. dave will be along with forecasts and 2 and a half minutes.

>>and we have an update our breaking news this morning crews in the east bay battling about a dozen brush fires burning more than 500 acres so far in contra costa county. there's a shelter-in-place order for some people who live in the clayton area that remains in place right now kron four's christina tate rose live the contra costa county. she has more on this christina good morning. >>well good morning. they're calling all of those fires. one giant incident and now one giant fire the marsh complex fire. now might hear at round

valley regional park, this is the command center in command post for all of the crews this morning now here's how it started happened around 03:00am fire crews here in contra costa county getting multiple car calls of almost a dozen different fires here in the county and then quickly all of them started kind of burning together creating a larger about 500 acre fire and that's where we are right now now flames from those fires burning into each other and this is standing between morgan territory road all the way to your valley road. that's a 6 mile stretch between the cities of clayton and brentwood. when driving through brentwood to this regional park you'll see miles and you'll see a week from from miles away you'll see a wall of brown smoke leading up to this area it's covering the sky. you can also smell the fire and smell the smoke from miles away as well. now earlier in the show actually spoke with cal fire incident commander mike market e described really how crews were battling the blaze. they have 3 different areas right now that they're working on

they're working on containment lines and border lines right now they actually say they hope to have this fire out by the end of the day conditions are looking good the warm today. luckily when should not be bad to these they say are almost ideal conditions for crews to go ahead and battled the blaze in the summer months here and they say they're not the only ones here on scene working with different agencies to go in to protect the surrounding areas. >>so far 2 right away. we haven't come out this morning, their infrastructure is intact. no powers been shot they did take a look at their lines. the fire moved pretty quickly away from their line so thasecure. we do have a shelter in from everything on marsh creek road from deer valley road to pine in clayton and so pretty much if you're between morgan territory in deer valley feel like you to stay in place me like you avoid the area if you don't need to be out her please don't come out if you're a resident. we just a home for the day and we can get our job done a little faster. >>now here within the next hour. they said the aircraft will be working to go ahead as her battling the blaze from up above helping fire crews here on the ground and also a

market he had said that right now there are about 300 personnel different types of firefighters and different fire agencies out here battling this basically an all hands on deck type of situation. reporting live here in contra costa county christina tetreault kron 4 news all right christina thanks for your reporting from clayton for us throughout the morning for us. >>let's go ahead and turn our attention to the weather because that will play into the firefight in going on in the clayton area and with more on that here's dave spahr high good morning, everybody on the fog is trying to lift a little bit and we're looking at winds that are calm for now. >>single digits across the greater region. but some of the sensitive areas get affected by what we say local winds and that is what's driven by just the daytime heating it's not the sum not that wins the on shore flow from last week the kept us all cool. we'll see some of that again next week. here's the shot shot of the fog if you will going on for the east bay shoreline which is nice and cleared up now, but still the fog off towards the distance

and at the golden gate bridge at stores and lifted there yet either. speaking of which this is what does happen what the fog. tonight he comes back again there's the coverage in the east bay shoreline peninsula and also they're up to the north bay temperatures now are at 72 for antioch 73 for concord 60's still linger long. the east bay shoreline breaks down to about 88 or so 1 o'clock 93 we're back to the 90's today tomorrow. maybe a little bit on monday too. this all looks like for the a's game versus the cardinals 6 oh 7 game time temperatures falling to the upper 60's by that point mostly sunny and cool but the start rolling back in again by the evening we're looking at highs today 70's, san francisco, 86 for san jose 76 for oakland. coming up in a bit we'll check in at of 4 zone forecast for you marty all right back to the east bay this morning where a man is accused of spray painting racial slurs and shattering windows in his neighborhood. >>kron forcefully to call reports, however that investigators are not calling this a hate crime.

>>63 year-old alvin brown was arrested friday morning in bay point by the contra costa county office of the sheriff, he was booked at the martinez jail on 3 felony counts of vandalism he is accused of throwing rocks through his neighbors, homes and windows and spray painting graffiti on their cars and other property in total 3 homes and cars were vandalized all of the victims are african americans the graffiti included racial slurs. >>we had million reaction to him for him to do this to us. he knows exactly who's in the house, he injure anybody could injure our children in the household the vandalism was reported early wednesday morning on el rincon road in bay point. >>initially neighbors thought they were the victims of a hate crime but the sheriff's office says that's not the case a motive is unclear but neighbors confirm brown lives here with his girlfriend and investigators believe that relationship may have played a role in the crimes because mr. brown has a personal relationship with one of the victims.

>>and we are investigating some conspiracy. components to that case that is giving us the confidence that this is not a hate crime. the conspiracy being a similar incident reported on the same street back in 2015 where rocks were thrown through 3 home windows. >>brown was never charged for the crimes, but now the sheriff's office is looking into it. many addison is among the recent victims and lives next door to brown we never had no problems anything like >>well been a good neighbor and a good friend, but. >>i don't know i don't know what's going on brown's bail is set at $80,000 felipe shut all kron 4 news. the fbi found the gun that was stolen from in oakland, it's a ast month semiautomatic rifle along with a loaded magazine and a jacket with official fbi markings all of them stolen. >>from the special agents car in the parking lot of the hague and burger shopping center. the agency offered a $5,000 reward for information leading to the recovery of those items. the fbi said in a

statement quote the weapon is no longer a threat to public safety. now to the north bay where police are on high alert after more than a dozen home burglaries in sandra fell last week kron four's justine waldman has more. >>yes and all the obvious very a very nice community. it's very safe community. >>we don't see a lot of these a lot is 14, 14 homes broken into in the last 4 weeks all during the hours of 09:00am and noon all 14 of the burglaries that residences were unoccupied. >>so we think there may be some casing going on by the suspects sandra fell police lieutenant dan thing tells me the burglars are taking jewelry and electronics. >>things that can be easily pond are sold. 8 of the homes hit are in the terra linda area. the other 6 are spread out in different parts of the city, some of the burglaries have been forced entry with either a broken window or upright tool to a door and some the burglaries have also been unlocked a resident says that they've walked into. >>in response to the increase

in home burglaries since all police are now stepping up patrols in the neighborhoods hit hard by these crimes central patrol officers are doing extra patrols in their beats. >>specifically looking for suspicious people and suspicious cars and neighborhoods there is no security video of any of the crimes and no suspect or vehicle descriptions police advise no matter where you live in the bay area lock your doors keep valuables out of sight from the street look out for your neighbors and report anything suspicious in sandra fell justine waldman kron 4 news. >>and take a look at this a smash and grab that was caught on camera this is an oakland 2 men driving into a lot near lake merritt one of them sneaking over to the passenger side of a parked car. the other one takes a look inside as well and then smashes the window to grab a backpack. what you don't see is that the backpacks owner is sitting in the car at the time. people who live and work in the area say burglaries are ongoing

problem there. and some of the people we spoke to asked us not to reveal their identities. >>belongings in there. >>they're getting out of the car and they're robbing me. >>that's another level it's scary but it's normal. i feel like we see or hear something about this every couple of days. >>so neighbors are asking for more police presence on that property we did reach out to oakland pd that issue and have not yet received a response. some major changes are coming to the 911 system it's an effort to improve public safety emergencies. governor gavin newsome and san francisco mayor london breed say it will be a big investment. but one that will make the system better for everyone kron four's theresa has more. >>this is a big deal. >>i appreciate the reference that this is about lives because quite literally. this is going to save lives. governor gavin newsome talking about how the recently passed

budget includes nearly 1 billion in funding for emergency preparedness and response like helping people deal with such events like the recent earthquake spoke here in the bay area. >>and that one in southern california powerful enough to shake these large vehicles back and forth. >>the 911 system as we know it today was established in 1973. the technology is outdated the technology. laiza lee can be referred to is analog technology. it predates the internet. they're about 437 other call centers like this. well for 38. in the state of california which is an extraordinary number. the reality is they don't. have the technology. they don't have the tools to connect. they don't have the cup cassidy to redirect call volume if something goes wrong. the governor along with mayor london breed took a tour of san francisco's office emergency services. >>911 call center. it's so

much. >>that we can do to make it even better and having the funding necessary to invest in new technologies so that text messaging and all the things that we do now to communicate are used in a way to address any situation whether there's a wildfire or heat advisory or all of the different challenges that sadly we've had to endure. we want to be prepared. >>the governor says the upgrade to the technology will be funded by the state but he will also require some additional funds from individuals theresa kron 4 news. >>and the fog still hanging around the golden gate bridge dave has the forecast coming

>>welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody and the fog still lingering a little round sfo, no delays going on this morning but we can still see it off to the distance there just to touch a also retreating a bit the shot from timber on at least we get a lot more coverage of all the greenery and the hills in the background, but still some fog lingering at the golden gate just a touch. here's what's going on with the winds. we have a little bit of an on shore wind just a touch in the single digits. however, later today we expect a little bit of uptick in some of those inland valleys being driven local winds. but the daytime heating this is not the on shore winds that we've had from last week's we're not going to a lot of climate control benefit from that. but

it's just the daily occurrence that happened so a little bit of a breezy afternoon but battling the fires but beyond that they're not to be some not the quins to look out for going to be plenty hot. 100 plus expected for central valley today and some of those far east bay reaches potentially in the 90's. 70 around san francisco, 67 for monterey, 77 allie x san diego at 82, let's get to the 4 zone forecast see what's going on 70 for san francisco. the coast into the 60's here we have some lingering fog a touch. peninsula side little warmer in the 70's as you'll notice an upper 70's to some 80's to the south. redwood city 83. palo alto 8680 from mountain view and the south bay you're looking 92 for morgan hill, 86 for san jose and also for cupertino he's bay shoreline upper 70's lower 80's tri valley lower 90's for today 90 for pleasanton livermore 9188 dublin, 92 for walnut creek with 76 for oakland 73 for berkeley, 91 back up to sonoma and look out

for vacaville 97 the high today, the cooldown 74 92 going on for santa rosa 89 for petaluma in the 70 forecast we do get some of those onshore winds back again. weather pattern changes just enough bring some cloud innings class cloudy some cloudy conditions a little bit early in the week and temperatures fall that's pretty good lower 80's for early april or early you're going be our stan why mix that up there ok marty over the 4 well anyway thank you dave. well for your health this morning, many athletes and some older adults also supplement their diet with protein powders to build and maintain muscle. >>and other health reasons as well and as those people take those is a convenient on the go meal as well but we're asking nor wondering is really safe or isn't even necassary. our health expert karen on joins me this morning to talk more about this. this this is such big business you see them everywhere how her and they do

promise just about everything they do great marketing yeah, that advertising sucked into so what. >>is the basis of these protein powders. proteins from eggs milk as well as from plan so those are the 3 main components company. ok, yes, yeah. >>i'm so you know we're looking at plants and a lot of them have. cars are snake that's in the soils those tend to be a little bit heavier on the on the medals, you know they're just not they're not regulated by the fda so that's the big issue here is that the fda does not regulate these powders. >>i'm up and so so what does that mean that means that they. to test them to be safe for one. >>they're not required to prove that what's in them is in so you really and be sure

what you're getting so this really is a case of buyer beware because if they ever time that they can do what uppsr hand they don't have to prove it. they don't know you know. yes and that's what they mean by it's not regulated by fda price was changed in 1994 when clinton signed the dietary supplement and health indication act. so all this changed if fda has no control over the supplements the team also the fda used to use control what was in the supplement. yes, yes, you have that too follow the same way do the regulations as what's in so but not anymore under the so-called still high. supplements put them on the market again. you know, and i could to get exactly so again it just shows just that this is the wild west when we're talking about that these powders and the yeah that so you really have to be careful out a lot of them have.

>>added sugars. >>added sugars some as much as 6 table teaspoons of added sugar in that. >>the limit. daily limit of sugar in what could be taken in one joining one 11 time some people drink more than one and dose of the supplement they might take it several times a day so that's a lot of sugar could really is and it can be a lot of calories too depending on type the supplement you're taking one of these powders promise i mean let's let's talk about gamut here with what are some of the things that well. admission all-pro team so can build muscle. okay can maintain bone. density yeah. know really. in the supplements to me don't know where they get their sources right that's something you need to investigate before you actually and these things >>i understand that there was a there is a recent study that

looked to some of these powers what did it find so they found a lot of heavy metals that were in these this came out and just last year. so lead 7070% to 75% of the east detectable levels is that dangerous. well see with detectable levels doesn't necessarily mean. >>so we have to take this into context so you know just so you are aware that things because there's detectable amounts of lead in our spin it. so see we have just to be fair to the supplement manufactures yeah, we have to. >>some other some other members i'm reading here arsenic mercury pesticide found in these supplements correct that's correct in detectable amount right. it's really box which really talking it. a few years ago they came up a lot of people were getting sick on vitamin

supplements, yeah, because of detectable the heart of the heavy metals than ever and heavy metals, you know in small amounts their excreted in the urine the hobbit in larger amounts, you know you if you don't expect them to get they just taken in your system get into your tissues and your bone in your blood and they stay there for a long time i always say that whatever you put in your mouth. becomes a party you write is exactly and obviously the more you take more big it becomes a part of yet. like why did these proteins and supplements contain so many different contaminants. they absorb it through the soil. i see so that's why even in our plant food. we get our snakelike arsenic in rice right. they weren't as high because of the fact that the animals actually absorb some of those tell i say yeah. we don't that yeah. generally

speaking to people need protein powder. nick actually no that's why you know weiss it was they take the risk because you can really get you know you we need that much protein not as much as people think they do maybe for amanda 160 pounds maybe 55 to 95. grams of protein you can easily get some of that just some plant proteins. i happen. a cup of beans. lentils that so you're scared. you're already at 46 point yeah and there's a lot less to worry about exactly yeah. karen thank you so much you're welcome for opening our eyes about this will be right back.

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happening today, the richmond ferry will begin weekend service to san francisco right now the ferry only makes that run on weekends or weekdays rather. >>the weekend service all part of a trial program that will last until november. the service will include 5 trips each way both today and tomorrow. also happening today, a backpack giveaway in san francisco. mayor london breed will join a number of groups for almost 30 giveaways that are set to happen over the next couple of weeks. they're distributing more than 5,000 backpacks and school supplies this year. today's event is happening at the la hill hutch community center that's on mcallister street in san francisco from 10 until 2.

and the finishing touches are being put on the new chase center in san francisco also has a brand new street name its warriors way warriors president rick welts unveiled the new street sign on thursday during his first event is a concert by metallica and san francisco symphony will join together on september 6 for his first game way will be in october. a woman found a snake slithering its way across the gas pump video screen take a look at that and she found it will make pit stop at a gas station in kansas, she said at first it looked like a piece of rubber. molding from the screen but then it suddenly started moving. >>as entertainment videos on there. i thought it was. >>one of those and it says you want to carl awesome like. >>blame or well, the said turned out to be a small garden state they call the gas station employee to a come on take it out from the pump,

state doesn't have a future in sales >>so lifelike to here's the 7 day forecast we have going on it's a little toasty going on this weekend don't forget about some of those winds that will build little bit in the afternoon there that's just local winds and into next week and i still recall down here as we get an onshore wind. some cloud cover early on but lower 80's in the inland valleys. this is not early august weather so it's no not at all as of right now you know about guys thank you dave. >>and that's going to do for us, thanks so much for joining us. we would see again tomorrow at 07:00am don't forget. kron 00:04am tonight at 8.10. have a good day see tomorrow about. covergirl exhibitionist mascara. volumizes like the #1 prestige mascara with lashes full and defined in one coat

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