no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att >>you're watching. one morning news at 7. >>and we'll get a look at those temperatures. our top story, this morning, the continuing heat wave sweltering the bay area has many spots baking under triple digit heat and some early morning last under storms are lighting up the sky providing quite the show get a look at that wow. well maybe those thunderstorms will bring us some really fine red flag warning still in effect across the bay area. and rolling blackouts will continue but luckily the bay area was spared from last night's round of shut offs. >>and that red flag warning is

in place of course because of concerns over fast moving storms that can lead to a risk of dry lightning which could start wildfires. we have several out fires burning in the bay area right now. well we'll have more on that coming up in just a bit. >>but first we want to start with a dave in the weather center and a was staying going to be like in another continuation of what we've been dealing with, yeah looks like the heat wave will continue and i know it seems counterproductive as we get this little thunder shower, good morning guys, good morning, everybody. this little package of of thunderstorms you see here is tentatively being defined still has severe at this hour now. and this will be until 8 o'clock what's driving this huge the 2 criteria we look first hail or and or winds and in this case surface winds. so they can cause some damage that's 55 miles per hour or greater. and we can get some of that with some of these outflows of these thunderstorms now what happens is this rain. it's a lot happening is moisture way upstairs falls and a layer of dry air. what happens when of operate sick, it's cold. it pushes air around it isn't plummets to the ground causing

with an outflow and these winds sometimes being hefty causing that severe thunderstorm warning criteria. lightning of course very frequently we've been seeing the light show in the predawn hours. here's how it looks right now the shot from u c berkeley you can see rain off towards the distance looking out towards the peninsula. you can see. meanwhile the shot of they caught a golden gate bridge still we're battling quite a bit in the way of clouds so these are going to part a little bit for our afternoon. but we still have that red flag warning that is in place, let's get to that little part that's until 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. still have that possibility of some lightning even redeveloping tonight, dry lightning particularly doesn't have a lot of rain with it and can a company with winds. not so good either. meanwhile, the heat it's going nowhere. the heat warning that we have extends off to the east bay's you can see from all of this red meanwhile the oranges or the heat advisory, but that covers the entire perimeter of the bay and up here to the north bay as well. now our temperatures right now these

are nice for these are what will be at noon or anything, 84 antioch as we talk right now 70's covering the east bay remember this is also post a little shower and thundershower going on which called a soft maybe a little but not a whole lot 70's you can see extend for san francisco in a bottle and up to santa rosa force coming up little bit later on we'll have more details in your forecast and more of this heat spell that was with us robin. >>all right. thank you dave and i'm also monitoring several fires that have sparked here in the bay area large vegetation fires, check them out here on traffic tracker we have crews on scene dealing with a large one in the santa cruz mountains, this is hot near highway 17 and bear creek road they are still on scene fighting that fire you'll definitely notice the smoke and flames if you're traveling along that stretch if you're in the east bay we're getting a several reports of a large fire that's burning in livermore in the livermore hills, this is visible if you're traveling on 5.80 near vasco but the fire reported closer to 50 to a one

a rural road and so far that is not yet under control and then for those of you who may live in byron bridgewater antioch you may noticed smoke and flames coming from a large fire that's burning near marsh creek road and deer valley road and fire crews are still on scene they're also want to quickly mention we have a high wind advisory for highway 17 the golden gate bridge and also the richmond sandra fell bridge. so very windy out there make sure you reduce your speed as you drive around the bay area this morning marty. >>well as we're driving in this morning, robin we saw all the lightning had to wonder if it was going to sparks and fires now we have the answer also wondering about pg and e this morning in the outages were taking a look at the pga the map and as a result of the storm this morning and or the heat we have a couple of red dots that are popping up on that map this morning now we'll keep an eye on this we'll have updates for you. throughout the morning about the pg e blackouts. well state of california is still under that emergency order and despite that the bay area was spared from blackouts

overnight. but what about today that's the question was a lot of confusion yesterday over the way that the state and pg and e were carrying out those rolling blackouts let's check in with kron four's reyna harvey who is live in the east bay with an update right now. >>robin marty good morning. so we saw some rolling blackouts primarily in southern california monterrey in santa cruz, those put on by pg and e which makes sense robin that you mentioned there was a fire up in santa cruz now in the bay area we did see blackouts but those were primarily more than likely caused by the weather because we had like you mentioned strong winds and lightning this morning a lot of rain in the area. so the main concern by pg and e and so right now are the days to come. they're really focused on monday and tuesday of this week. that's because on monday temperatures are going to be increasing yet again. also the second concern like we talked about this morning. we're now in wildfire season making sure one of the fires is not

jeopardizing one of their power lines and 3rd because the heat is not letting up we have warmer nights which means there's not a lot of time to cool off for a lot of these power grids and people are using more energy here's what kauai us so had to say about some of the challenges they face and the things that they do to try to make sure that there's not another power outage. >>we have the few positive point that we have some power plant back in care of it. we also used our demand response program, those are program customers both business and large commercial users agreed to. cut their energy use during times of stress on the grid. so we tapped into those today also and we got and with 900 megawatt from that from the program. >>right now i was california now we also asked them when

they thought more outages were going to possibly happen or around what time because if you're looking at monday and tuesday it's the start of the week people are starting work online and people are also doing classes. online. so we asked about that they told us it's too soon for that, but because of the heat wave. it is a strong possibility for now reporting here in alameda county reyna harvey kwan for news and i just wondered if you dealt with any of any of the light me now you're setting up your live shot this morning. >>oh wow okay, so yes, marty just to answer your question and it's such a beautiful thing but. >>i actually called my dad on the phone this morning and i'm like can you google tips for staying safe while out in the lightning and he was just like stay away from polls. so that's what i did ok all right well as work work so far thank you rain to stay safe. >>i remember when i was a kid from isis a sit still turn off the lights turn off the tv don't make a look at the

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>>good morning, welcome temperatures around the bay area expected once again to hit triple digits, especially well inland. >>kron four's gayle ong reports from livermore to see just how people are coping

with these scorching temperatures. >>it was a van like conditions out here in livermore many were just doing their best to make their way. it is day of extreme heat in downtown livermore the temperature read one '06 on a marquee along second street this hot weather on saturday kept people away from outdoors some brave the heat and dine alfresco girl time where kyron it's worth it. yes if you're for the air conditioning minute empty tables and chairs could be seen during a time that's usually bustling even during the pandemic the national weather service issued a heat advisory as temps soar to triple digits a problem for james whose use of this kind of weather i grew up in las vegas, nevada. >>and the temperatures exceed what they are there more. >>probably even today. and i was kind of brought up that way.

>>and i'm i'm thankful for that because it's just barely tolerable even for me. >>we caught up with james as he was ending his 6 hour shift standing under the sun. he shared his coping strategies brought water and i've got a little ice cream and actually just as a a plus because you're out. >>and after work because i'm going to go for a swim we'll feel a lot better than i do. >>and we can expect another hot day on sunday and into next week in livermore gayle ong kron 4 news. >>still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news as we have the latest on 2 fires burning in southern california this as temperatures all across the state are

>>welcome back everyone we're following several wildfires raging in southern california check this out the lake fire is burning in the angeles national forest that's between santa clarita and palmdale an la county so far it has spread to more than 17,000 acres and is just 12% contain that fire already burned several homes since it started wednesday, it is still threatening more than 5400 homes so far no one has been injured and the cause is still under investigation. and also in los angeles county officials say that the ranch fire that's burning and azusa that's moving away from neighborhoods so they started to let some of the residents back into those neighborhoods and return to their homes. the fire started friday in a scorched at least 2500 acres and is still just 0% contained this morning.

>>and we're bringing it back home to the bay area has been quite a lightning show throughout the morning we're taking a look at some of the video and images that we got from viewers this morning as you get a look at the lightning hitting the bay area overnight. robin you and i are both talking about what a show it was dry and into the studio this morning couldn't keep your eyes off the horizon we are not used to seen scenes like this. >>in the bay area absolutely not actually walking up at around 3 o'clock i got the thunder 9 saw the lights flashing through the window unlike what's going on. and of course there was i check my phone i got so many messages from family and friends. everyone was seeing that's under storm activity. >>i felt like rain i wanted to call a somebody find out what will you do me a kind of like it's just not used to it right. yeah that's good. let's go and check in with days farm find out more about really strange weather for us here on the west coast. it feels more like we're in florida day figure the oklahoma these nocturnal thunderstorms as we like to say, but we do get this a little bit at least parts of the golden state hear

these kind of monsoon thunderstorms that occur. and that's because on the backside of a height of this was way out to sea and you'll see this in just a second. how to develop, but this shows you the different layers of the atmosphere in a word, the very bottom, it's been hot and dry. we know that but above us obviously more moist live shots going on here for you the shot from u c berkeley still kind of overcast we have going on here rain off to the distance to the peninsula and as a formality we still have technically that severe thunderstorm warning because of some of those winds you've been hearing about shot from the golden gate same kind of you to the gloomy this is not just fog going on it's just the gloaming us from the thunderstorm activity that we've had our our temperatures thus far we're in the mid 70's, lining up the east bay shoreline 84 for any aac 70's up to the north bay 78 for san jose. you know sometimes in the winter we look at this these are forecast highs going on right now these are current temperatures so you can see even with the rain storm even with the thunderstorm going on in this mixing and so forth. temperatures are very locked

to that we're going to build on so there's the high the traditional hi, this is the time of year july august september for that monsoon the southwest develops on the west can't west hand side, usually confined mostly to maybe the central valley, but certainly down to the deserts, it doesn't usually get up to the bay area as often but it does happen and here's an example of that was for us to fly up like aloft. you have this line of rain and thunderstorms coming with dry air at the surface so the rainfall through the dry air. what happens about peroration it cools and becomes a gust front in just spills on us with higher winds which is the criteria, one of them certainly for severe thunderstorm warning. now because we still have that possibility of dry thunderstorms. still with us fire danger thing for the red flag warning for the whole bay area this is until 11 tomorrow morning. that's just been rene's extended from what it was previously and that's again we have a threat still seeing maybe some thunder showers going on tonight as well not during the day today. this kind stabilize the

atmosphere a little bit clouds should break up a little bit it's going to be plenty hot again this afternoon as we talked about, but then overnight again the clouds will redevelop the we have that chance of an isolated shower or thundershower thrown into the mix clear out again for your monday afternoon as you can see, and we'll go back to the scorcher temperatures highs today across the state get a load of this one 13 fresno hit the brakes guys. one '09, 4 bakersfield on a southern california at coastal locations, 82 at l a x where they barely hear seagulls to come by their 86 for san diego a tease for the central coast. back at home. we're looking at 84 san francisco, early storms clearing out 87 for oakland. san jose coming in at 94, let's go and then you venture into that extended forecast has an orbit is kind of waiting for how long this will last highs today. one '04 going on there antioch concord one '02 for livermore east bay shoreline 90's hayward at 9391 for fremont up to the north

bay here santa rosa, 100. this is also partially do because we didn't get much cooling off and nights we start off a little bit ahead of the ball game and we add to it with the radiation heating during the day there you have a kind of crowd on the left-hand side of your screen finally some relief by the time we get to thursday where my sweaters friday and 91 it looks like and even 80's happening around the bay robin marty. president trump's younger brother robert died saturday from an undisclosed illness after being hospitalized in new york. >>the president visited his brother at a new york city hospital on friday after his condition worsened then he issued a statement last night saying quote it is with a heavy heart that i share that my wonderful brother robert peacefully passed away tonight. he was not just my brother, he was my best friend and he will be greatly missed but we will meet again his memory will live on in my heart forever. robert i love you rest in peace. robert trump was 71 years old and the youngest of trump siblings.

>>well, hundreds of protesters with the group shut down dc gathered outside the washington dc home of the new postmaster general louis enjoy they claim that he is engaging in voter suppression president trump has been critical of the post office and is against male in balloting in the november election, the joy is major a major donor to the trump campaign and has millions of dollars worth of stock in several postal service competitors. now the mill has been piling up since the cutbacks by dejoy begin and many are starting to complain that their male money and medication deliveries are being delayed by the recent changes. but the president is standing by his postmaster. >>i don't know what he's doing i can only tell you he's a very smart man he'll be a great postmaster general. and he needs obviously if you're going to do these millions of ballots out of nowhere he's going to obviously need funding. but the democrats aren't willing to provide other things and therefore they're not going to get the funding for that. >>well the president also

continued his attack on mellon voting but praise absentee voting despite they're being little if any difference between the 2. >>well coming up this morning after the break, we'll have highlights from game 2 of the bay bridge series, the giants looking to bounce back after blowing that late lead in game, one. could th my nunormal: fewer asthma attacks. less oral steroids. taking my treatment at home. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue.

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bridge series between the giants and a's, the giants cell came looking into the. >>came into the game looking for some redemption after lady had that big lead in game one and then blew it. so let's start off game 2 top of the 3rd marcus semien going deep to straightaway center field and it's not coming back to run home run for the a's. then we'll go to the 4th inning giants up my kids from city will line one to right there. it is he'll drive in 2 runs without base hit. and a wild throw will let you strip she come all the way home to score. >>there it is news from siesta a head on home. all right let's move on to the bottom of the 7th now the game is tied at 3 darin ruf will hit one straightaway center field. a three-run blast that one's gone into the cut out some lightning would strike twice though for the giants as we go to the top of the 9th the giants had a 6, 3, lead. and then the a's catcher, sean murphy would hit the first

pitch that he saw into center field and that will cut the deficit. is that one's gone. trees. and later on in the 9th 2 runners on the a's have the go ahead run at the plate mark hanna well lift another long one to left field in the giants will blow and other lead in the 9th inning for the second night in a row the bullpen just explodes and the a's will shut the door on the bottom the night they'll win it, 76 is the final the a's are looking to sweep the series today at the coliseum. well the college football team in utah has not even taken the feel yet this season and there are already being called heroes katie corollas has details of the dramatic rescue that they made. >>of a mountain climber and it was all caught on camera check out. >>it was perfect timing for us to be there. we went up there for team meeting we're going to look over the city and just show how our team is supposed to this whole city and how we're supposed to. >>we know the light the trail

blazers say they were simply at the y place at the right time gathering at the dixie sugarloaf during fall camp is they do every year it was around 7 o'clock friday night when a man asked them for help the woman he was with us a mo got her hair tangled in or quit me what we're telling the rock dangling on the side of the cliff, i think anybody would step up and do the same thing. >>i think we we had plenty muscles be able to get up pretty quick that he wasted no time coming to her aid some grabbed on to a rope to slowly. pull are up while others position themselves at the bottom of the cliff and k she felt yesterday, she was tough for at least 45 minutes before they pulled to safety side to >>the great not even on the football field in the community in the clash on this stuff like that this is this is a good life lesson to learn and be there. the players say the woman was distressed and dehydrated the first thing she asked for was water but soon she was smiling and joking along with the team when she came back up. >>she was like a good mix homages to my hair and i was like i was like in those me i don't know if i'm getting back on there.

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that's what everyone deserves. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att >>good morning welcome back to say another look at some of the images that we got in from viewers overnight it sees me of the lightning show that we had around the bay area and we've actually had a couple small fires that have started in the east bay have and we robin 5 o'clock let me absolutely one in the santa cruz mountains near highway 17 several in livermore.

>>we're getting reports of some vegetation fires out near brentwood and byron so. >>yeah, definitely something to see and something to hear it woke me up this morning. i just i have this lightning show marty my entire drive to work i see it's a fair bet you fly all the way into san francisco. it did make for an interesting dried let's get more on the weather days far i did a good morning guys, good morning, everyone, i'm a live shot coming in from the bay bridge and now we're still dealing with the overcast and some wet roads still to be had even at this hour and who kind of spooky looking but almost some light at the end of the tunnel kind of thing from teheran. >>as we can see off in the distance a little bit of sunshine trying to sneak in there so our red flag warning has been extended now until 11 tomorrow morning because are still the threat of lightning. and when we do get sometimes these storms we've already demonstrated in scene. the winds can pick up a little bit which actually through some of the severe thunderstorm criteria and that could be problematic when conditions are relatively speaking dryden going the deep of the monsoon saying the southwest. dew

points are running usually around the 60's sometimes could even get up to about 70 right now around the bay area there mostly in the upper 50's lower 60's a little bit higher than they were before but not real role lofty for the monsoon. a quick shot of we have 4 we're looking for a head until wednesday. excessive heat warning you can see inland remains meanwhile the oranges around the immediate bay that's a heat advisory that's just today but still going to be plenty warm even after the advisory period on monday and tuesday, current temperatures on the board we got 84 for antioch 92 valais ho 79 for concord with 70's lining up the east bay shoreline 76 going on for san francisco. all right, here's the lowdown for today we've got cloudy skies to start things off again double stormy in spots, 91 or so by 11 trying to clear the skies up at some of this cloud is going to slow us down a little bit. no complaints one '02 still some scattered clouds working here in the models are telling us we still may have maybe a

hit or miss little isolated shower, thundershower or dry lightning is still possible in the forecast for tonight, robin. >>all right, thank you david i'm monitoring several large vegetation fires that are burning in the bay area even as i'm sitting here i'm just seeing more and more pop up in your screen just getting word of one and the pittsburgh area southbound kercher past it has that just popped up on the screen one out in dublin pleasanton hop yard near 5.80 crews have been dealing with this one for over an hour in the santa cruz mountains this is near 17 and bear creek road that winds pretty large not yet under control. we've had multiple calls to chp for people who live in livermore from fires burning on the hillside that are visible from 5.80 and vasco they're dealing with this one in the 5200 block of aurora road that can be seen throughout livermore this is the one that's on the pleasant inside 5.80 near hopped yard that smoke also coming from the hillside reported by residents there and check this one out this one's been working for over an

hour, this is brentwood marsh creek road and deer valley road that is definitely a stretch to avoid driving in this morning until crews can get that fire under control. >>well the state is under an emergency order despite that though the bay area was spared from blackouts overnight but we're wondering what about today, that's what everyone's asking there's a lot of confusion yesterday over the way the state and pg and e. >>we're carrying out those rolling blackouts reyna harvey is live in the east bay with more on that and what today may bring just in case a blackout hits your area right now. martin robin this weather is unpredictable so right now we're just on wait and watch low and so are energy experts across the bay area trying to figure out if we're going to see. >>another rolling blackout like you mentioned we saw some rolling blackouts primarily in southern california also monterey and santa cruz and like you mentioned robin they have that fire out there so that would explain why pg and e would initiate a rolling blackout in that area here in

the bay area we saw scattered blackouts i saw one this morning out in richmond and that is not because of the rolling blackout that that was put in place or that just happened that might be because of the weather we have strong winds really really hot temperatures that won't go down overnight and then especially the rain and the lightning that you're seeing coming down this morning so again there are focused on monday and tuesday of this week we talked to california ious so and they talked about the rolling blackouts take a listen. >>he needs should keep of people were glued on with that just be everything because we rely on that day. >>they had enough food in there and they had an accident there. >>lives. we'll be in trouble. >>all right so that's not california ious so it's actually a gentleman i see out here given his walk on most

mornings out here in alameda and we went into a long conversation. i'm not a lot of the concerns that people who live out here had if you woke up this morning, you know you saw the lightning you heard the thunder and then you saw the rain heavy wind probably keeping you up at night. and a lot of people are concerned you people have medicine to they have to keep cool along with another of other things they have to do just to stay cool. but now a you have the lights going out and people can't do that so again that's a concern we also asked so when do they think the next one is going to happen and where so we can let people know says people are going back to work and school at the beginning of this week and as of right now morning robin they don't have an answer. so we're just going to have to wait and see when and if that happens but that possibility is high for now reporting here in alameda county reyna harvey kron 4 news here in a just wondering did you get rained on this morning. >>okay, so i did but you know what i'm doing and trying to

be real cute guy here and i'm under this little awning. right now so have the equipment so what i do in between shots, i like i'll run to the car and not come back to the live just okay. >>just wondering because we have pockets of rain around the bay area certainly felt a driving in from the east bay this morning. >>yeah, it's raining out here in alameda just stopped now, but at the beginning when you guys were initially tossing out to me it was raining so you're going to see scattered rain showers all throughout the east bay all morning long so bring an umbrella. that's right. >>thank you rain. we're going to tell you about a brand-new newly-approved covid-19 test that promis you're strong. you power through chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, ...each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. so, if you haven't tried botox® for your chronic migraine, ...check with your doctor if botox® is right for you,

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authorities to find her. >>insisting she was in a wall. but that something terrible had happened to her. they never gave up not her mother not her sisters, the youngest speaking at the memorial where you can as anyone. >>the owner of the and all. which is when you look at each other like making me at all. has so much because she wanted to you know there are many of them orders new vanessa gea not personally. >>but they knew or of a young woman smart dedicated. >>there were veterans who came to pay their respects saluting her casket and then strangers nonetheless grieving her death. >>the grief for the family she

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>>meanwhile come back, let's take a look at some of these images that we got into the kron 4 news room take a look at that the lightning show that we had overnight and it's caused a couple of around the bay area along the santa along santa cruz mountains and also in the east bay and it was quite the show rob and it sure was and we're also getting word that the red flag warning has been extended until tomorrow morning marty so we're expecting more of this. >>thunderstorm activity let's check in with facebook. >>ok robin morning, good morning and good morning, everybody we're still dealing with their leftover cloud cover though is still not lifting and then spots the rains still does continue. the biggest concern now will be the winds that come with that to some dry lightning is bad enough, but sometimes we get outflow boundaries that come from these thunderstorms don't matter how isolated they are.

they can be a fire threat to our just cause damage to with that here's the shot from timber on we can get a little bit of the way of some sun trying to peek in there a little bit underneath the clouds most of the readings in the 70's as you can see across the board the rain and do a whole lot to cool us off at all 84 for any ah we got 75 livermore in concord coming in at 79. on the satellite the radar imagery were on the backside of the high which is where this moisture bubbles appear to be in the southwest, it's the monsoon pattern this a little bit further out to sea however, but it can happen it can happen down to southern california too along the coast, there. but these nocturnal thunderstorms we might actually see some although very isolated in the models are not real enthused by it but still it's possible for even tonight again the dry thunderstorms. so let's go forward with future cast for things open up today. now these thunderstorms tentatively took out energy out of the atmosphere a little bit. however will return it with sunshine today, then tonight. we have a little chance of maybe an isolated

little thunder shower happening again dry lightning is with the big concern is and the outflow boundaries with that little bit more excitement looks like it happens in the sierra we're at a 2 highs today, plenty hot one 13 going on for fresno. big barrett, 83 got one '06 up to sacramento 80 san francisco with 86 for moderates, let's get to your 4 zone forecast 80 projected for a high san francisco today along the coast will try some middle 70's 75 for a half moon bay peninsula's looking at 80's for highs going on today then meanwhile to the southern end 90's are popping here at 92 san carlos in the 90 foster city 96 going on or a fire other for palo alto 89 from mountain view in the south bay, the middle 90's in place but were popping the on 100 from morgan hill one '05 moscato said 98 meanwhile 95 for cupertino east bay shoreline around lower 90's, one oh one pleasanton livermore about one '02 dublin 99. this is after rain even in the morning, one of 3 going on

4 walnut creek and one '04 for concord 87 for oakland 86 for richmond up to the north bay we're looking at fairfield at one o 3 pittsburgh 197 going on for napa 100 sonoma and 100 also for santa rosa cc some of those valleys there are also popping at about 100 today with 90's trending down towards the south now in the seven-day forecast we have temperatures triple digits very crowded on there on the left-hand side of your screen. we break the heat spell somewhat on wednesday and lower 90's happen by the end of the week as we get into seasonality but that's not it's a major drop from where we are now, but it's not a cool down like in the 80's that would be below our seasonal averages marty and robin david never thought i'd be so happy to see 98 degrees. well. the fda is approving a new saliva base coronavirus test and they're saying it could be a game changer. at the same time several colleges are reporting new clusters of covid-19 cases on campus brian childress has the latest.

>>this weekend. a grim milestone, the total number of american lives lost since the start of the pandemic approaching a 170,000 nationwide. cases are trending down in many states. but california is still the hardest hit state with more than 12,000 new cases, including and florida health officials announced 6,000 new cases i think in the next 3 or 4 days the state will surpass 10,000 people. >>we have died and you know we're thinking about the death rate going down we're hoping it's just a few dozen just think about what we're normalizing where literally normalizing. >>dozens and dozens of 50 or more people dying every single day. that's something that is unimaginable and any other time in just days into the beginning of the semester the university of north carolina is reporting the 3rd cluster of cases this time tied to a fraternity. >>the state of alabama reporting that more than 7,000 children there have tested positive. this is the cdc says

cases are steadily rising among children and as many as 45% of those cases may be asymptomatic a sobering reminder from georgia a 15 year-old boy in the atlanta area has died from coronavirus complications. the news coming as parents and educators face a difficult decision how to start school if you are in a community with high rates of covid-19. >>even with masks on it is likely not safe to put those kids in an indoor school building with teachers and other staff members who maybe high risk themselves with that we don't want to put our kids in our teachers at risk and we don't want kids bringing the virus home to their parents or their grandparents that's a burden that kids shouldn't have to live with lee saturday. georgia's governor reversing course and signing an executive order allowing cities to enforce their own mask mandate. but exempting businesses from being forced to comply and some potentially promising news on testing. the fda announcing it has granted emergency use authorization to

a new method that tests a person's saliva. >>test which would require just a small bit of saliva it doesn't need the reagents and swabs that have been the rate limiting step to being able to create testing its in this country it really could be a game changer if we can deploy it. >>that was brynn jan gross reporting and here's a closer look at those rising numbers here in california more than 12,000 cases and in the bay area there are more than 68,000 cases and 938 deaths you can find a much more detailed breakdown of all these numbers on our website just head over to kron 4 dot com. >>medical experts say the coronavirus can have several devastating effects on a patients heart, the american heart association one sought the virus mainly affected the lungs. but now they recognize that it can also critically influence the heart blood vessels and blood. they say the injuries to the heart and vascular system will contribute to about 40% of the deaths from covid-19 and the effects of the virus can lead

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>>and here's a live shot right now we'll take a look at what's going on a temper on there as you can still some storms left over off towards the distance and we're still remaining in this pattern for right now live shot coming in from the golden gate bridge and because of that the outflow boundaries what we're concerned about with some of those winds. when you re emphasize the point we still have that red flag warning going on again till tomorrow you can see entire coverage is in place in the dry lightning is yet another threat along with the ride and of course not to leave this out excessive heat warning until well wednesday for the warning area which is in red and the orange around the immediate they that's you're sunday for the heat advisory after today it's around the bay course temperatures will be in the 80's right well no still getting plenty hot just not technically in the advisory zone so hot into early next week the matter where you are word 84 right now in antioch 70's in the east bay

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look at that santa rosa 100 100 degrees today 104 for any outcome conquered, and we have some early morning thunderstorms a lit up the sky this morning and what a show it was maybe bringing some relief but keep in mind there's still a red flag warning still in effect across the bay area and rolling but blackouts will continue luckily, we were spared in the bay area from last night's round of shut offs. >>and that red flag warning is in place of course because of concerns over fast moving moving storms that can lead to a risk of dry lightning which can start wildfires and we've also seen several vegetation fires here in the bay area already we'll have more on that in just a bit but good morning, everyone and thank you for waking up with us, i'm robin winston good morning, everybody, i'm marty gonzales everybody's mind is on the weather right now we've got the expert days far as in the weather center heidi robin marty good morning and good morning, everybody and some nocturnal thunderstorms to greet us or predawn hours you can see showing up on radar even at this hour now still. >>the we did have a severe thunderstorm warning associated with it was driving

it were those winds which can cause damage is because they're projected to be up in some spots near 70 miles per hour or so, but the over 55, they get into the threshold of severe thunderstorms also look for hail too of a certain size, but there you see the coverage area. this will break up and left for our afternoon but it didn't do too much to cool us off this morning because of some pretty sunrise is a little bit as you will notice with some shun spots, i'm sure you can see the shot from timber on the clear shot of the golden gate off toward the distance and up close and personal there's the storm in us to the right inside your screen and off to the west there it's clearing out a little bit. we do still have the red flag warning in place and not only that it's been extended until tomorrow at 11:00am now this is possible because of dry lightning and also the winds from the outflow boundaries. we may have also revisiting although maybe not a spectacular there is that chance of an isolated thunder showers still for tonight. meanwhile, this familiar map is still in place the reds that's the heat warning. excessive heat

warning and the heat advisory for around the bay and orange that's just for today, but the heat warning goes all the way out to wednesday evening temperatures right now we got the middle 80's for antioch 78 for concord 78. also for livermore east bay shoreline in the mid to upper 70's with 84 san jose breaking today down walk see these clouds around called somewhat variable clouds coupled with the early morning rain in theory should help stabilize the atmosphere. help cool us off a touch, but you can see will be jumping back 97 by noon and 3 o'clock we're talking at one o 3 robin. >>that is very high who i think i want to just hang out at the beach all day my goodness i'm also monitoring several said the small vegetation fires that are burning around the bay area this morning see chp and fire crews have been very very back the map up a little bit because i want to show you one of the larger fires in the santa cruz mountains. this was 17 at bear creek. we have fire crews still on scene dealing with this putting out the hot spots. another was out in

livermore coming from the hillside in the 5200 block of a rural road and that's called the aurora fire which i don't believe is completely under control just yet so if you're just now tuning in and you're waking up and you live in livermore you'll notice the smoke coming from the hillside crews just saying stay away from that area we had a smaller one that popped up in pleasanton near 5.80 and hop guard that one is now under control and then we had a relatively large fire in brooklyn burning near marsh creek road in deer valley road and crews a store urging folks to stay away from that stretch party. >>and a lot of the state had to deal with a rolling blackouts overnight, we were spared here in the bay area from those rolling blackouts but everybody is wondering what about today. >>exactly there's a lot of confusion yesterday over the way the state mp jenny were carrying out those rolling blackouts a lot of folks were surprised and caught off guard by to harvey is live in the east bay with more on that and then what today may bring just in case those blackouts hit again rain.

>>yeah good morning. so we saw a lot of those planned blackouts in santa cruz. los angeles and monterey now why people were so confused is because pg and he was very general when they gave out that information. the second reason is because we did see blackouts but they were not planned blackouts they actually read like i said happened because of the weather because we've seen strong winds very very hot days and warm nights so a lot of the power grids of not had a break but a lot of the heat experts across the bay area are very concerned about the potential seen more rolling blackouts happen monday into tuesday and that's because the heat is going to go up yet again. also we know that we're a wildfire season. so there's the potential that some of those fires could affect some of the power lines along with you know just warmer nights you see a lot of cloud coverage in the desert not allowing a lot of xscape and so because of that they may have to show our power again

and a lot of people are going back to work and school at the start of the week. so we talked to california ious oh and here's what they had to say about some of the challenges they are facing and what they're doing to combat that take a listen. >>we have the few positive point that we have some power plant back in care of it. we also used our demand response program, those are program customers both business and large commercial users agreed to. cut their energy use during times of stress on the grid. so we tapped into those today also and we got almost 900 megawatt from that from the program. >>right now is california ious so they're doing a lot of things to try reserve the power they have so they don't have to let pg and e know if they're going to shut off our power again so we asked california ious so if they

knew when and if they knew where they were going to make those next round of power outages and they said it's too soon is too soon to let us know when that's going to happen so right now we're kind of on watch and wait mode, but they do say it could be likely, especially because the heat will continue on here across the bay area for now reporting here in alameda county reyna harvey kron 4 news. >>all right rhonda thanks a lot for a live report from the east bay, so now we know more about what pg and e and allies so we're thinking during the statewide emergency. but how do we get to this place in the first place christy grosz from our sister station ktxl in sacramento found out for us. >>whether you're spending the day out on the water or a cooling center people are finding different ways to stay cool in this extreme heat we're not getting in overnight. temperatures that buildings are not cooling off the infrastructure doesn't have a chance to cool down

spokeswoman for the california independent system operator says the consecutive days of triple digit temperatures put a strain on the power grid forcing them to declare a stage 3 emergency meeting to statewide rotating blackouts friday night we have extremely high heat. >>you know causing people to want to turn on their air conditioners and because of that electricity demand basically we do not have enough energy to cover the and at a certain time on the grid is the first time a stage 3 emergency have been issued in 19 years our number one responsibility is to make sure that. exploring the blackouts began around 6.30 by 9 o'clock the grid had stabilized in power was being restored the emergency order was lifted just before 10:00pm. >>but more outages could be on the way if the heat wave continues, this is a rare to rare that yes and a last resort right now the state is under a great warning notice meaning grid operators and dissipate using electricity

reserves and that activates their demand response program to decrease usage we're hoping that we do not. >>you have to call for rotating power outages. we don't have any plans to call for them today gonzales says they're standing ready for that possibility, it's always wise to conserve and it's always helpful. >>and as we head to break check out these temperatures these are your forecast highs for today, one '04 in antioch 97 in napa 94 expected in san jose and 100 and santa rosa so find a cool spot stay their drink, plenty of water. you may want to bring those pets and just a reminder do not leave pets, kids or the elderly in cause it's going to

>>welcome back everyone almost 50,000 gallons of raw sewage spilled into the oakland estuary doing saturday night's blackout crews put out warning signs for boaters to stay away. the statement explains what happened at the wastewater treatment plants and when they were notified of the spill. >>learned about it when the lights went out or pump station got flooded that pumping station was not working our crews worked to try and get it back. meantime we store the excess waste water that was being backed up behind the system and unfortunately or storage tanks overflowed. >>well the utility district says it is investigating the incident and will issue a report later on this week that spokesperson says that the treatment plant does have a backup generator, but since

there was no notice before the blackout there was just not enough time to turn it on. >>and still ahead this morning, we'll have the latest on 2 wildfires that are burning in southern california as temperatures across the state continue

>>good morning, we're back and take a look at these images and video that we got from viewers showing the big lightning storm overnight hitting the bay area and it

was quite a show rob and i were talking earlier about what a drive it was into the studio this morning absolutely i it started when i left home and it just continued i mean it did lead up or stopped as i know. >>headed into san francisco across the bay bridge. i can see but of course you know you have to keep your eyes on the road marty it's very distracting it won best direction was in that and we understand and also there's a couple of fires. >>i mean in the bay area because of those lightning strikes, we'll keep you updated on that, but we're at right now want to update you on the weather. and here's dave spahr id morning guys, good morning, everybody little flavor venus yeah, not quite but you can general idea lots of lightning and it's still going to be plenty hot to golden gate don't always see this kind of imagery going on or what we do. >>it's usually in the winter months we get these winter storms but this is kind of the monsoon or at least we're getting some more the tropical air from the deeper pacific from all of this going on here flowing up on top of our ground layer of dry hot conditions going on too. sfo by the way no delays happening there there's the imagery. they're not a whole lot of fog

of fog are playing with this morning. 70's up to the north bay. also the east bay shoreline inland upper 70's getting to about 85, antioch 80 going on for san jose. so the players are in place and as highs been here for quite a while in the desert southwest and actually not a whole lot is occurring in the southwest or even sow cow. it's mostly out to see this is gravitating to the north now we sometimes do get this in the late summer, but usually gravitates up from central valley and goes to the east bay, maybe open the south bay as a for this extent this was way out to sea going up and around the high before nailing us again with dry air at the surface. there you can see it on the satellite radar look at that line of rain and showers all the way out to the deeper something that goes into the tropical pacific with this tropical systems come from. this is probably some of the moisture still left over from our last one. you see kind of embedded in here in some of that rain some of which is continue to evaporate for striking the ground this will break up. and we'll go into somewhat of a variable cloudy story for this afternoon. and

temperatures away we go still now we still have some possible lightning dry lightning strikes to happen even tonight. so that red flag warning has been extended until 11 tomorrow morning. bay area wide everywhere is included in that. now in future cast for yeah breaks up we'll get the sun out a little bit but we still have that red flag warning so may have a little stray thunder shower left to play don't expect a whole lot in the way of rain out of that, but it may produce some of the dry lightning and can also produce sometimes outflow boundaries of evaporated rain that we should have had their you can see up in the mountains, there's more rain also developing a want to run through the surface moisture layers with all this particular we have red flag warnings a lot of times during the day you'll see these things drop off to the teens and so forth and remember we're talking about by 5 o'clock some very lofty temperatures. so these numbers should be even lower than that with as dries the heiresses goes to show you we have a little bit more moisture in the atmosphere than we do with a lot of these typical red flag warning things that we have but again that threat of

lightning is dangerous and conditions are fairly dry with that you don't see much of recovery tonight at all with any of this usually the bay area will fill up with the green not happening we're taking this all the way out on monday and again monday afternoon relative humidity levels are in the 20's in the 30's. lot of times we have this up here for you receive in the teens and we're dealing with an air mass that is much cooler 80's, san francisco for the high today 87 for oakland 94. san jose were calling a clearing after these morning storms but variable clouds are probably work for general descriptor for today highs, one '04. antioch also conquered one or 2 for livermore you can see up to the north bay we're looking at 97 for now the rose even san francisco again about 80 give the idea on this extended by mid week things should start to change back to only season alley. no special treat your lower 90's by the time we finished the week robin marty. all right thing today. president trump's younger brother robert died saturday

from an undisclosed illness after being hospitalized in new york and the president visited his brother at a new york city hospital friday after his condition worsened. >>the president issued a statement last night saying quote it's with a heavy heart i share that my wonderful brother robert died peacefully passed away tonight. he is not just my brother, he was my best friend he will be greatly missed but we will meet again his memory will live on in my heart forever. robert i love you rest in peace. robert trump was 71 years old and the youngest of trump siblings. tensions growing over what many see as an attack on the postal service by the trump administration on saturday, hundreds of protesters gathered outside the washington dc home of postmaster general louis dejoy. >>they claim that he's engaging in voter suppression. >>president trump of course has been critical of the post office and is against mail in ballot. e in the november election enjoy is a major donor to the trump campaign and has millions of dollars worth of stock in several

postal service competitors. >>but despite criticism of these actions against the post office from both sides of the aisle. president trump is praising to joy's actions. brad conway has more. >>protesters in dc had a message for the postmaster general saturday and they delivered it to his home. they're saying louis dejoy has got to go and they're not the only ones democratic representative gerry connolly who chairs the subcommittee of government operations which oversees the post office is calling for the postmaster general's immediate resignation. >>he immediately moved. 2 measures. >>he called operational efficiencies but we're basically one big that trojan horse. >>designed to delay the delivery of mail. >>the measures. connelly is talking about are being reviewed by the postal service inspector general right now. but president trump has his appointees back she's trying to streamline the post office and make it great again. what

the president doesn't believe will be so streamlined universal mail in voting is going to be catastrophic for it to work he believes that all comes down to money which is on hold during stimulus negotiations. the problem is the democrats are not approving the funds necessary. but all 50 states have some form of absentee or mail in voting already in place and representative connelly says the influx of mail the post office will see come november. it's similar to the holidays. he thinks what's happening is something entirely different. it is a willful deliberate. >>so the goal attempt to sabotage and elections for conway kron 4 news. >>and coming up after the break we have highlights from game 2 of the bay bridge series between the a's and giants the giants looking to bounce back after they blew that late that lead in game one. could they hold scoot over. squeeze in. pull up a chair.

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ritz. good morning, we're back with sports game 2 of the bay bridge series between the giants and the a's, the giants and looking for some redemption after they blew that big lead. >>in game. one liz said pick up the highlights top of the 3rd inning it's marcus semien who hit one high and deep to right for a 2 run home run and and mike u.s. troops, he would answer back for the giants with a line drive to right field and it would go back and forth throughout the throughout the ballgame and finally as we get to the later

part of the game. it was the giants with lightning striking twice as they just couldn't close out the a's in the in the 9th inning the a's would tie the score and then they would go ahead and they would win the game 7 to 6 as the bullpen for the giants imploded yet again and the giants go down to defeat in another late inning game, they'll look to get back on the right track against the a's tonight or today rather at the coliseum in game 3 of the bay bridge series robin. >>several major college sports programs have been canceled have canceled their football season and postpone all other fall sports. and least until the end of the calendar year one of the main factors driving this decision is the development of a rare and potentially heart condition, it's called mile car died. it's now many athletes are developing this condition. and doctors say that it can be triggered by covid-19 we talked to a cardiologist at ucsf to learn more about this condition. >>there was a study that was done in germany, that looked

at yeah people who have entirely the cover and hold it. and it turned out that 78% of those people when checking an mri that changes to their art that will not warm. >>well and are these or myocarditis in general is it treatable is it reversible. >>usually my heart i did was all over time i usually just need to rest for 3 to 6 months. the heart changes. reverse itself and walk in go back to a normal life. we really don't know what i'm my heart i'd is from covid looks like i think there are a lot of unknowns here and that's why lot of us are recommending caution. sometimes even just the cold virus into your mouth or night as on there's different levels of severity. harkin look dramatically at no more just look mildly abnormal. we're seeing levels of abnormality from covid we don't know what the potential

risk is all that data still coming in. but we're nervous or worried about it and so that's why we're telling. athletes and covid patients to be extra cautious. >>he said that most of the college athletes won't even feel much of the development, you know in this condition, but their heart will be affected. medical professionals are worried that this un felt change could lead to sudden death. >>as this heat wave continues, wondering if we're going to see more rolling blackouts here in the bay area. we talked

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