kron 4 morning news at 7. >>good morning and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:04am morning news at saturday september marty gonzales and as you know we have an extreme heat that's going to be blanketing the bay area. all labor day weekend. so we want to get the word from days far with a look at the forecast a morning, good morning and good morning, everybody off the kind of a mild start to we have the live shot coming in from u c berkeley little bit of haze off to the distance but at least we get a nice image. >>of the east bay shoreline and of the golden gate bridge even up to they our side so looking pretty good. for that, but as marty said it's going to be hot all this labor day

weekend hot and dry temperatures exceeding 100 a lot of the east bay portions of county as well little part like san francisco to the and also along the coastline, not to are in a little bit. we're looking at excessive heat advisory, but this is an excessive heat warning and just about all the entire bay area for the weekend temperatures thus far come into the 60's we got some 50's up to the north bay feeling pretty good to start 61, san jose. most readings inland are actually ahead of the ball game or only trailing a little bit around the coast. and up to the north bay a little bit as well not having a lot the way of winds just a minor little breeze here going on here is the breakdown word, 84 by 11 by 2 o'clock 99. again with numbers topping off well beyond 100. we'll take a closer inspection of those temperatures coming up in just a bit marty. >>all right dave and we want to continue our coverage of this hot holiday weekend by taking a look the way to some cities are helping people stay cool with the added challenge of also protecting them from

covid-19 kron four's reyna harvey live in the east bay, she has more on that. hi rhonda good morning. >>marty happy saturday morning i'm out here in mountain view where i write in for the cooling center where they're going to be helping some people stay cool of already talked to some residents out here who are outside exercising trying to get it done before it starts to get any hotter out here and it's going to be really hot for sure so we want to make sure you have some tips to stay safe put off that exercise until later in the night or hopefully you're out doing it now so you can avoid the heat that's going to come can get very dangerous also you want to put off the cooking or baking in the kitchen and leave that into later on in the evening. i know sometimes on the weekend. that's what we like to get a lot of our cooking in but if you can avoid heating up your house unnecessarily. i advise you do that make sure you drink. plenty of water and check on your family members and your loved ones maybe if you have some older relatives who might live alone you want to make sure they're ok and always

remember to double triple check your vehicle, you don't want to leave anyone in there any animals or small children now several cooling centers across the bay area killing this one right here in mountain view, but there also some out in cupertino gilroy morgan hill mountain view palo alto san jose santa clara in saratoga we have a list of those web sites and all of those locations over on kwan 4 dot com. don't hesitate to take a look. now when it comes to our power pg and e is saying they don't think they're going to have to cut off. any of our power over the next few days take a listen. >>any chances that you can conserve energy reduces the chances of the california independent system operator from calling for those rotating outages because the more we can conserve that will beef up the supply and reduce the chances of those rotating outages. >>the bride sell out here mountain supposed to get up

into the 90's today and i spoke to one gentleman out here this morning. he said he's originally from india and it is cool in comparison to what he's used to experiencing but for a lot of other people it's going to be really warm so just be mindful pay attention to how you feel throughout the day because the he can really sneak up on you. >>for now reporting on here mountain view harvey kron 4 news rain on going to be asking you this throughout the morning. so we'll start with the 7 o'clock hour, how's it feeling out there right now in mountain view. >>okay, so it feels cool what i like i was telling you marty it's going to warm up and it's already starting to warm up. so i anticipate when you come back out here at 8 o'clock i might be sweating so don't be alarmed if you see that it thanks a lot of rain and get yourself some water and cool down that's right. harvey reporting for us in the south bay. >>now here's a list of some places you can go this weekend to cool off in the east bay, a clue cooling center will be

open at the robert livermore community center that's in livermore also in contra costa centers will be open as well an antioch in concord pleasant hill and in richmond going out to the north bay centers will be open in sandra fell in santa rosa. and if you'd like more information more detailed information on where to go and what to bring to cool off all you have to do is head to our website at kron 4 dot com. well the extreme heat is causing governor newsom to declare a state of emergency for california in that declaration will give the state access to several backup sources of energy and it also temporarily cuts pollution regulations for power plants in the state. emergency management leaders and regulators say that they will be on high alert through monday. and there are several ways that you can help save energy is well first of all set your thermostat to 78 degrees or higher also turn off unnecessary lights. closure blinds and drapes to keep your home cool avoid using appliances and other electrical devices, especially

in the heat out of the afternoon when power uses at its peak. and also think about using fans instead of air conditioning whenever possible. a heat advisories in effect for san francisco and mayor london breed was at dolores park handing out some masks on friday. she was joined by the sisters of perpetual indulgence or teaming up with the city to hand out 1000 face coverings over the labor day weekend the mayor is urging residents and visitors to stay vigilant during this weekend. so we can all avoid a spike in cases that could force a bad rollback of planned reopenings people are going to want to get together with family members accusing him of people to really think twice because. >>you know this is when covid spread even more in the last thing i want to do is start our reopening process and have to dial it back again because within 2 weeks we discover and a huge spike. >>and park rangers say they will also be out in force this weekend handing out masks as well in fact they've already given out 14,000 masks alone

at dolores park. well it's a public health department reports 5,000 new covid-19 cases and 163 more doubts on friday. statewide there are now over 722,000 confirmed cases and more than 13,000 people have died from the virus here in the bay area we've now surpassed 86,000 cases and more than 1100 deaths from covid-19. well coming up on the kron 4 morning news president trump is pushing back against the journalists who claimed he criticized falling u.s. troops we have details on those alleged comments and the reactions well coming up. >>and then we'll have details on how one bay area universities taking unprecedented steps to better understand wildfires in california. and if you're looking to cool off east bay ridge regional parks this weekend you should know about the restrictions that are in place. we'll have details on that coming up. and as we head

to break, here's another look at the high temperatures we are expecting today a heat wave is in place for the bay

>>good morning welcome back in the east bay, large crowds are expected at regional parks for the holiday weekend. while most of the parts will be open to visitors there will be some restrictions in place to try and prevent more spikes in covid-19 kron four's phillipe djegal has more on that.

>>east bay, regional parks will look differently this weekend compared to what visitors experience friday, d this is very much and going to be too high and probably mark bad and the park district will discourage large gatherings and encourage social distancing by prohibiting boating swimming and camping over the labor day weekend areas off-limits to visitors are marked with signage face coverings are also required whenever 6 feet of space cannot be maintained around other people early couple people that honoring that but for the most part everybody was very respectful people fishing and hiking spent time at lake chabot regional park in castro valley before the temperatures reached triple digits and more of the park is closed off it's nice getting on a boat to take a mask of his body around that's what makes it really special frequent touch points like sinks and drinking fountains are also off limits so make sure to bring your own water. >>and hand sanitizer try to get the kids out of their

energy out and be done by a man and for that we can all stay home while the fire danger remains high barbecuing will not be allowed picnicking at picnic tables also prohibited sheep dogs on leashes to avoid any unnecessary contact with others and be prepared for potentially poor air quality due to smoke from wildfires still burning in the bay area, the park district says extra staff. >>deployed at its parks over the weekend in castro valley phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>well, how cold the morning hours got 50's up in the north bay 60's heading off to the east we'll take a look at your forecast coming up in so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah.

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>>good morning, everybody welcome back 7.15 this saturday morning we're off to us nice start for the morning temperature wise but that's going cool on cool off it's going to heat really of big time when we get to a later on today far as their tell us more about that i did a good morning morning, good morning, looking at triple digits just about all this weekend for those inland valleys extending into early next week, here's a live shot coming in from u c berkeley east bay shoreline very nicely lit up now as we see the sun. >>join us nice shot from the golden gate bridge note a little bit in the way of flag action that's a very important point with all of this going on not much in the way of surface winds, not temperatures we have thus far been a lot of 60's covering most of the east bay 64

antioch 50's up to the north bay 61 san francisco and also matching that for san jose sore player in places the familiar pacific high park right at the right location this go around not so much to the east will provide a nice southerly flow. we get some of that monsoon everything noses part a little bit closer almost like on top of us we have the falling air that provides a little bit of warmth. compression ul heating also cuts down entirely an hour winds that's what i want to show as we go into the afternoon, not typical and as we get that inland heating used see a little winds going on off the east bay. not so much this go-around that's why we're not going to get that relief going on that's what we're not going to challenge with these eyes because they have all those factors coming into play. maybe a little bit of a breeze happening around the water perhaps tomorrow afternoon. just a little bit. here's how the forecast comes together for this week, an excessive heat warning we've got those temperatures bouncing beyond 100 for the east bay meanwhile, 90's covered the bay itself. early next still hot in the monday

gradual reduction of temperatures as we head on to the middle of the week and the latter portion of the week don't you know what going to see some 80's on the board as we get to around friday, 77 san francisco, 83 for open 94 meanwhile for san jose but across the wider geography there. the temperatures go one '04 you can see antioch one '07 looks like for livermore one '04 also for concord east bay shoreline looking at plenty of 90's lining up there and even 100 to be found for santa rosa. and a bottle of course we'll have that extended forecast for you coming up in a bit and a look at your 4 zone forecast to marty all right dave thanks a lot for the second time in less than a month a heat wave could actually bring record breaking temperatures of the bay area's labor day weekend. >>this day was mentioning health officials are warning everyone to prepare and take precautions if you're sensitive to the heat they say stay inside. many indoor malls have reopened such as sun valley mall in concord the mall has added some covid-19 safety measures as well. say

leaders of announced the statewide flex alert calling for voluntary energy conservation, the begins today. it takes place between 3 9 o'clock tonight through monday night. they're hoping to prevent rolling blackouts when a lot of people are staying inside because of the pandemic doctors also issuing a warning as the heat can make it easier for dehydration to sneak up. >>she got necessarily wag all about you know the extreme tension of the weather as well as the amount of time that you're exposed. >>well firefighters are also preparing for the heat is the national forest service says the ground and air resources have already been sent to high fire danger areas that includes popular labor day camping spots. on to another big story we're following this saturday morning. it's one of the largest financial settlements in a police shooting of unarmed want unarmed black man here in the

bay area but delay over city officials say the resolution is not an admission of guilt. the attorney for the family of ron l foster argues the multimillion dollar and settlement indicates a turning point when it comes to officers to take a life kron 4 says he can't do and has more. >>the 5.7 million dollars settlement reached in the 2018 vallejo police shooting death of an al foster is more than significant. >>maybe the largest. after american male that was hit and killed in this area, fosters a stain actually bullet holes in the side in the back of the head and 3 to 4 in the back. >>civil rights attorney john burris says the police body cam video was extremely important as evidence in this case. >>this is a situation a current generated man was riding a bicycle at night. really mind his own business and this police off to the side that he wanted to stop him. and may be asking questions about where he's

been and where he's going. now mister foster was like everything and then walked away try to right away the officer chased him down and come back down. walkway and then ultimately to tase him hit him with that but the flashlight but to try to defend himself and try to get away, you know fish is in the back of head. >>a year later the same officer ryan mcmahon was involved in the deadly shooting of the lael rapper willie mccoy. he is currently on administrative leave facing a recommendation of termination in that incident as for the multimillion dollar settlement in the foster wrongful death lawsuit. the city manager's office sent kron 4 a statement reading in part quote settlement decisions are made for a variety of reasons as with virtually all settlement agreement, the agreement for this case is not intended to be and is not an admission of liability unquote however burris thanks the settlement signals. progress in

accountability for an officer who takes the life. >>of an unarmed black that there's an appreciation of african american in terms of it being displaced and taken they're getting real value they sure i thought asking groups to i'm hopeful. >>and then we can bring about some significant change. >>has it made kron 4 news. >>golden state warriors want you to be able to vote safely in the 2020 election. the chase center will be serving as a ballot drop-off location for san francisco county voters from october 31st know november 3rd election day. and in addition, the mercedes-benz garage near the arena will also be acting as equipment storage and also a staging area for san francisco county vehicles as they help ought to polling locations on election day. well coming up next in sports. the a's are back in action after almost a week on the sidelines because of a positive covid-19 test will have a zahn giant highlights coming up next.

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this kid is one of the brightest young stars in baseball. 2 runs come into score is a 3 run game. top of the 7th now podrias leading by 4. it was the fernando to t show. this one high deep right center off the state farm law and is gone 14th homer of the season. he's going to win mvp in the near future i can just feel it podrias blank to a 7 nothing game 2 of the series on saturday. the giants hosted the arizona diamondbacks he backs up one zip. one offer brandon bell, he learned one fair down the right-field line that will kick up against the wall alex dickerson being waved in the throw is not back in time felt rbi double tied to that one capital for tied at 2 to offer dalton bar show and he lines into right field for a base hit. that will score 2 runs they hold on to win 65 db the giant it's a

holiday weekend and coach shanahan decided to give his players the day off and they'll need to prep for the coming heat wave set to hit the bay area this weekend and one new wrinkle that i'm sure they'll continue to work on is the multi tightened said we all know about george kittle but he had some help this year and the niners are expected to utilize it mainly jordan reed who has been lauded all training camp long for a sharper out running. reed has played at an all pro level in the past but he has been hampered by injuries in recent years namely concussions which is always a little scary. the niners also have to rookie tight ends on the roster right now is not decided whether they'll keep all 4, but regardless george kittle is impressed with everyone in that tight end room. >>just to see that he still has and it looks really good doing it just for him he's been very vocal in our meetings he's learning really well he picks up the offense. i'm not trying to show what i you know i can help them in the run game stuff and he's

picking out up to so it's just it's fun to see because we have a lot of weapons in that tight enrollment. you know i think a good year for titan said it would be very good on sundays. >>to the orlando bubble. lebron james and the lakers take on russell wilson, russell wilson, russell westbrook and the houston rockets in. this is like '07 lebron russell westbrook little lapse in judgment. trying to take a charge on lebron james learned the hard way don't do that. already but guess what russell westbrook he gets the last laugh. right and anthony davis is face. leading the virtual crowd know what's on his mind i i doubt his family friendly and then here we go james harden. former mvp doing mvp things. ethics death a block on ad. he can't believe it and guess what the rockets they go on to win big heart and had 36 points tonight, they win one 1297. and game 2 is on sunday.

and this sunday tune in for a special encore presentation of the raiders last afc championship win 2002 verse the tennessee titans my sports producer nick baird told me he was 7 years old when they played in that game. raiders fans enjoy it best sunday at 1 o'clock on kron 4 news. >>all right jason, thanks a lot coming up after the break as people look to cool down in public parks city leaders in napa county one that many areas are closed because of fire damage cleanup will have that

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softer. geico. save an extra 15% when you switch by october 7th. >>good >>morning, welcome back hope you're staying, nice and cool this morning we're focusing on a very hot holiday weekend for the bay area. we're taking this live look from sutro cam looking down at san francisco this morning you see the hazy skies in the background we're going to check the weather forecast because it is all important any time of the week, but especially this weekend a very hot flavor of summer to remind us that still is some are even those opposed to the official and this weekend it's going go out with a bang and take a look the golden gate bridge again kind that sultry look marty was talking about little bit in the way of wind action to you can notice by the flag that's another factor of all this. sun coming up on the east bay hills, here's the bay bridge toll plaza shot but again a reminder. most of the region is in fact under excessive heat warning, a heat advisory covers san francisco, the

peninsula coast in the north bay coast. this is whole weekend. and monday till 9 o'clock all of this is in force. temperatures pushing inland well beyond 100 bay area temperatures. well in the 90's maybe upper 80's if you're lucky and at the coast, we're looking at 70's going on today, current winds of course not doing much of anything com that's typical in the morning, but by the afternoon. we're still not looking for much of the way of winds lower 60's happening in the east bay 50's up to the north bay 61 san jose. these will be moving very quickly this morning which will continue to monitor here for you a little warmer this morning. the east and south bay cooler up to the north bay. so to break it down for you in 99, it looks like by 2 o'clock, although most readings in the far east bay and the solano county but looking at 100 plus we'll have to go that 4 zone forecast for you coming up in just a bit part alright, dave thanks a lot. we'll as day was mentioning we're in for another weekend of blistering and potentially dangerous heat and unfortunately that raises the potential for some power

outages and also wildfires. this is fire crews are still working to contain the fires that are already burning in the bay area kron four's dan thorn is at lake berryessa where the cleanup from the hennessy fire in napa county as for us recreation areas to be closed off. >>well this closure comes from the u.s. bureau of reclamation. the hennessy fire one of the lnu complex fires tore through this area and now hundreds of workers will be here throughout the weekend to make the lake safe again in the meantime napa county deputies want to make sure that people stay away. napa counties lake berryessa might seem like the ideal place to cool off an escape this weekend's scorching temperatures but because of the hennessy fire. the lake is off limits through labor day the areas surrounding the lake. >>the infrastructure in some places the roadway itself. suffered some pretty some pretty significant damage. >>a county under sheriff john crawford says deputies will be patrolling the lake to keep people away. the closure is

for safety and will allow hundreds of crews to remove trees clear around roads and put in new utility poles and lines all that work needs to happen without visitors flocking to the lake. >>there's just a lot just a lot of things that need to be taking care of cleaned up repaired before people can really safely come back and recreate the lake various, the head of the fire is the largest of the lnu complex fires, it's burned more than 310,000 acres destroyed hundreds of buildings and has killed 3 people in napa county. >>land torched by the flames could be seen in areas all along the lake. the undersheriff says now is not the time to come it would definitely appreciate that people heed our he the closure recorded somewhere else besides lake berryessa particularly during this labor day weekend. >>for those that are looking to go boating this weekend in napa county lake hennessy is open. but you are not allowed to go swimming or go

paddleboarding reporting at lake berryessa dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and cal fire continues to make progress on the major wildfires still burning in the bay area. the lnu lightning complex fire in the north bay is currently at 88% containment with more than 375,000 acres burned the scu complex burning in the east and south bay is up to 84% containment now with more than 396,000 acres burned and the czu lightning complex fires in san mateo and santa cruz counties or up to 58% containment with more than 86,000 acres that have burned. now to the south bay this morning, san jose state university is expanding its wildfire academic team. the university has hired 5 faculty members with backgrounds in wildfire science and management. it's an investment for the university's wildfire research as jay state already has a fire weather lab and now

a new centers focusing on wildfires sciences that includes predicting how wild fires will spread and also affect air quality. professor of meteorology and climate science is craig clements also runs the department's fire weather research lab he's been working closely with cal fire in fact last year he went to the kincade fire in sonoma county with a new customized truck that included a doppler radar that scanned the wildfire plume. >>we use that same kind of methodology and deployment strategy where we see the events we want to go to it. the difference is that it's really hard to get these assets behind the fire lines you prepared for the fall fuels a very critically dry and so we have another mission under some wind regime. >>it could be dangerous still so we're not out yet we're just getting started >>well professor clements also says the pandemic has made field experiments more challenging because it's tough to social distance now despite that members of the fire

weather lab are monitoring extreme heat expected this labor day weekend and the threatening fire danger as well. and coming up this morning president trump is pushing back against the journalist who claims the president called falling u.s. troops losers. >>we have details and reaction to those alleged comments coming up. >>i'm alexandra le mon in washington coming up, i'll tell you about one artist who's trying to bring atte

>>and welcome back an artist is working to bring attention to the issue of gun violence in the u.s.. our washington dc correspondent alexander le mon has more on a new project bringing attention to gun violence and healing to those who experience last through gun violence. >>leslie lee is a portland based artist who founded the soul box project after the las vegas strip shooting she began researching statistics about guns and shootings in the u.s., the servers are so huge. >>there's no way that people can comprehend these kinds of numbers and we're talking about 70,000 people a year that are killed or injured by what she decided to depict the problem visually with origami boxes she calls so boxes each one represents a person killed or injured by gunfire in order to have a response you which is. i don't want to be part of

this problem and the slovaks project has a second purpose people who have been impacted by gun violence and participate in making the boxes say it's helping them heal really did giacomo is a surgeon in northern california who works with gunshot victims if that person loses their life. >>there is not a lot of time or opportunity in the workplace to acknowledge that lost life she heard about the soul box project from her sister jess obviously resonated with me to giacomo says now she and her co-workers are able to process their emotions by folding the boxes exhibitions are. life changing anyone who wants to get involved can find information on soul box project dot org. in washington, alexandra le mon. >>well as we head to break we'll take another look at high temperatures around the bay area 104 well inland is

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>>welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning everybody and monitoring the hot weekend we've got in store for you this holiday we can take us all the way through monday as of 4 planned that way live shot coming in from a timber on we can make out of the distance, there's the golden gate bridge just so fog

is not an issue but that morning haze, we certainly have live shot up from sfo, no delays occurring this morning. bay area temperatures now we're in the 60's for most of the east bay 50's north 61 san jose and 60 to one opera san francisco and a cool 50 going on for half moon bay border, looking temperatures moving even there. humidity want to show you this system briefly here we don't have a whole lot of humidity to start things off typically the whole bay area. it's very green to start things off but given our weather pattern. not a big surprise not a big surprise things dry out in the far east bay later on today and the feels good because it lets you cool off a little bit during the afternoon. we do worry sometimes about this a little bit because of the fire threat. now because temperatures are so lofty the atmosphere can support a lot more moisture in the air so relative humidity levels that's the key word relative drop off even though the air may not be necessarily that drive by comparison 6. why we like to look at dew points more. now this is what it looks like sunday morning not much of recovery there

tomorrow afternoon dropping off again. good news about all of this is we don't have the winds which would feel kind of nice and would control our temperatures a bit but we're concerned about offshore winds when this high starts to break down reposition itself. we may get a slight offshore wind as we get into monday into tuesday. that may pose an issue something a bear some watching as this heat wave starts to expire, we got one '07 going on for sacramento today, one '09 for fresno central coast you've got the 70's down south. 104 san diego, but some of the forecasts are calling for a little in the way of a breeze work and so that may challenge that 186 meanwhile for l a x on the home front your 4 zone forecast for this saturday, 77 san francisco. marina district about 72. we'll do some lower 70's heading down along the peninsula coast bayside already into the 80's. 85 for burlingame heading further south let's try some 90's and their san carlos and 9786 meanwhile, mountain view 98 palo alto 94 for redwood city

and the south bay most readings in the 90's mid to upper 90's that that although morgan hill one '02, 1, 100 los gatos east bay shoreline to the south it's lower 90's over the east bay hills out to tri valley, one '05, one '07 going on for pleasanton with dublin about one o 4 one '05 danville one '04 for concord we're going to 92 san leandro an 86 meanwhile for berkeley solano county has 100 plus for a lot of it for vacaville for example, fairfield one oh one pittsburgh 92. the late whoa and 98 even going on for napa today, 100 santa rosa and heading down south it's either the upper 90's to near 104 in 72 around stenson beach today, 70 forecast reflects we have a lot in the way of 100 plus to be found for the next several days, we'll see some relief developing to midweek by friday. how about that into the 80's for the inland valleys feels good just to say it is some of these he said i believe the articles to.

>>and ask you all the rhetorical question. how do you feel. how would you feel if you had a kid. you can see right now. >>that's joe biden responded to reports that president trump called us troops who were killed in battle losers. the white house strongly denies the president never said that but the journalist who wrote the article is standing by his reporting. several other news agencies, including fox news have independently confirm that story as well. boris sanchez has more. >>it's a fake story and it's a disgrace. if they're allowed to do today president trump continuing his strong and vehement denials of an atlantic magazine article claiming trump privately called fallen us service members quote losers and suckers to me the heroes. >>to me the heroes, it's it's even hard to believe how they could do it and i say that is so the level of bravery. and to me they are absolute

heroes. >>those comments following an unusual late night statement to reporters after returning from a rally in pennsylvania is a total lie. >>it's fake news. it's a disgrace. reporting in the atlantic sites for sources who say president trump canceled a visit to honor american war dead at a cemetery in paris. >>because he feared his hair would become disheveled in the rain telling senior staff members quote, why should i go to that cemetery is filled with losers on that same trip the article claims trump referred to the 1800 marines killed in a major world war one battle as suckers for losing their lives. the white house claimed at the time that plans to visit the 18 more american cemetery were scrapped because of bad weather online trump repeated last night called how. >>i spoke to my wife, i said i hate this i came here to go to that the ceremony. >>though trump couldn't have called home to melania the

first lady was traveling with trump in france. the atlantic also reporting that during a memorial day visit to arlington national cemetery in 2017. trump join john kelly at the grave site of the former chief of staff son robert kelly who died serving in afghanistan. sources say trump turn to kelly and asked i don't get it what was in it for them. john kelly declined to comment on the story it is an honor serve the american people and following the death of arizona senator john mccain. the article also claims trump reportedly became angry that flags were lowered to half-staff at the white house and told aides we're not going to support that losers funeral trump today denying it on twitter writing quote i never call john a loser but while campaigning for president in 2015. he did, but you know the loss. >>so i never liked him as much after that because i don't like

>>he's a war years he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok, i mean the president's review the journalist behind the story is defending his reporting. >>i stand by my multiple sources telling me this is what happened. so i stand by it. >>and trump's democratic opponent, joe biden whose late son beau served in the military saying if what is landed just truce discussed. >>who the heck does he think he is. >>well i was boris sanchez, reporting now former white house adviser john bolton was also on that trip with the president of france where president trump is said to have made those comments and bolton says he did not hear the president say those words. >>well let's go ahead take you outside for a live look at conditions from the embarcadero plenty of sunshine not much of a breeze this morning days going to be along with another check of the forecast. when we come back.

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>>good morning, welcome back and take a look at this it's a homemade roller coaster that a college student built in his backyard. he built it during the coronavirus a lockdown. and he didn't build from self he built it instead for his 80 year-old grandfather and he loves and sam reid now introduces to this family was bringing the throes of an amusement park to their backyard. >>for the silver black lives life on the edge i am very

young 83. he's still a practicing doctor and a triathlon athlete, so it's not too surprising to hear there's a new addition to his front yard causing a lot of amusement. >>i think we're probably the only one in rhode island, a one-way roller coaster built by his grandson so actually really started. home from college because of covid 20 year-old elliott ryan who is studying to become a civil engineer decided to finally turn that dream into a reality. >>he's likely going for me. >>kelly it worked almost every day april through august using wood nails and a slight he got as a gift from his grandpa when he was to it everything all himself and was that that's the that's the amazing saying about it 2 weeks ago elliott put the final touches on his creation and guess who was first to test it out.

>>it was very exciting probably more exciting than i anticipated it was crazy. i was a little nervous i was father and want to watch in good fun is exactly what this did for their family who like many others recently have been dealing with a roller coaster of emotions this freely providers. >>some enlightenment end some joy elliott says he's grateful for his grandfather's guiding encouragement, helping push this project to perfection what he does is crazy. i know i'm going to be doing that's probably. >>was sam read reporting now elliott and his grandfather already and plans to add to that roller coaster to make it even bigger in time for next summer. let's go ahead take you outside take a look. >>and what we're dealing with 91 degrees as the sign is

going to get a lot hotter than that as we have a record breaking heat wave expected to head into the holiday weekend. we'll find out how those temperatures could affect your labor day plans. and details on bay area cooling centers energy officials are warning everyone about the dangerously high temperatures around the bay area this weekend. and if you're thinking of cooling off at a popular bay area lake we've got full details on certain late closures, the kron 4 morning news continues in 2 and with the lowe's advantage card

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>>you're >>watching kron 00:04am morning news. >>good morning everybody, thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news at saturday september martin gonzalez as you all know we have extreme heat that's going to be blanketing the bay area. this labor day weekend. so we want to go right to the man who has all the numbers dave spahr don't say blanket i don't need a blanket all not even a night i don't think yeah point marty good morning, everybody. yeah, hot and dry is with the forecast calls for a look at the coverage area this is excessive heat warning. >>you see kind of in the purple going on here it covers basically everybody the oranges that are holding out that's the that's a heat advisory that san francisco, the coastal peninsula, a little bit up to the north bay as well. the time period for both is very simple till 09:00pm monday, so it's with us the whole holiday weekend.

it says cut a lounge here all weekend a live shot coming in from temper on off to the distance there you can see the golden gate bridge up close and personal not much the way of winds make a little bit of breeze cooking here maybe perhaps by monday only slight but not much winds to help out 60's going on for most of the east bay we got 61 now napa 50's meanwhile, elsewhere east bay shoreline also looking at 6064 for san jose for comparison sake now we're really catching up quickly all the region just about is ahead in some cases, half a dozen degrees and of where we were this time yesterday happen may still hold on to some cooler numbers, breaking it down for you today by 3 o'clock one '02 expected so we're going to see a lot of triple digit numbers to be had not only today tomorrow. but even lingering into monday we'll get into that coming up just a bit marty. >>all right dave. thank you we're going continue our coverage of this extremely hot holiday weekend by taking a look at some ways that cities are helping people stay cool there as well the challenge of protecting them from covid-19

this labor day holiday weekend. kron four's reyna harvey live in mountain view she has a lot more on that >>marty good morning. i'm out here mountain view we're this community center behind me will be converted into a cooling center and people out here already getting their workout on like that gentleman behind me great jobs are everybody's doing something similar to that where you can take a look at some of the people i saw out here they're doing the right thing they're working out before it gets too hot out here, so you want to either make sure you work out you can get that in the morning or after it gets dark earlier on this evening also you want to put out activities like cooking and you also want to put off things like being outside when it gets really really hot if you can stay indoors. make sure you're hydrated you want to check on your loved ones if they live alone make sure they're ok you know a lot of people in the bay area do not have air conditioning so make sure you stay hydrated also double triple check your vehicle's

you don't want to make sure that they're any small animals locked in your car. another thing we talked about cooling centers out here in mountain view i told you location behind me will be converted into one. but there are some other ones out in cupertino gilroy we're getting him out of the apollo out so san jose, santa clara and santa hey well guess what or saratoga these locations we have all the addresses for these cooling centers on our website at kron 4 and a whole lot of other ones that are probably even closer to where you are now when it comes to pg and e you know when it gets really hot. we see a lot of rolling blackouts however, pg and e says they don't anticipate doing that this time take a listen. >>any chances that you can conserve energy reduces the chances of the california independent system operator from calling for those rotating outages because the more we can conserve that will beef up the supply and reduce the chances of those rotating outages.

>>all right so you're not in view it supposed to get warm today was was beaten seen temperatures and the 90's so be mindful if you don't feel right. you might have some sort of heat exhaustion just drink some water and pay attention to what your body is telling you for now reporting on here in mountain view reyna harvey kron 4 news. >>okay, now have to ask you do you feel a difference in temperature between the last time we saw you about an hour ago. >>yes, marty of back it is getting much warmer out here and i think maybe just watching everybody running and biking has made me a little hot some of his hide re after this is hit my you go go ahead and do that we'll see you next hour, thanks a lot that's rain rv in mountain view for us. >>want to show you now a list of some of the places that you can go to to cool off in the east bay center will be open at the robert livermore community center that's in livermore also in contra costa county there will be cooling centers and antioch conquered pleasant hill and enrichment

in the north bay the centers will be open in sandra fell in santa rosa. if you'd like more information on where you can go and what to take with you you head to our website at kron 4 dot com. well the extreme heat is causing gavin governor gavin newsom to declare a state of emergency for california. and that's your declaration will give the state access to several backup sources of energy and also will temporarily cut pollution pollution regulations for power plants. emergency management leaders and regulators say they will be on high alert through monday. now there are several ways that you can help save energy this holiday weekend first of all set your thermostat to 78 degrees or higher turn off unnecessary lights closure blinds and drapes to keep your home cool also avoid using appliances and other electrical devices, especially in the heat of the afternoon when power uses at its peak. also use fans instead of air conditioning when possible. a

heat advisory is in effect for san francisco and san francisco mayor london breed was at dolores park handing out masks on friday. she was joined by the sisters of perpetual indulgence who are teaming up with the city to hand out 1000 face coverings for the labor day weekend. the mayor is urging residents and visitors to stay vigilant during this whole holiday weekend. so we can all avoid a spike in cases that could force a rollback of planned reopenings. >>people are going to want to get together with family members accusing him of people to really think twice because you know this is when covid spread even more in the last thing i want to do is start our reopening process and have to dial it back again because within 2 weeks we discover and a huge spike. >>well park rangers will also be out in force this weekend handing out masks as well they've already given out 14,000 masks at dolores park alone. the state public health department reports 5,000 new covid-19 cases and 163 more

doubts on friday, statewide there are now over 722,000 confirmed cases more than 13,000 coronavirus deaths and here in the bay area we have now surpassed 86,000 cases and more than 1100 people have died from covid-19 in the bay area. well coming up this morning. we'll have details on how one barry university is taking unprecedented steps to better understand wildfires here in california. >>and after the break before you plan to hold a trip to lake tahoe officials there want you to know about a resurgence of the bubonic plague. we'll have more details on that. after the break and as take a short break, here's a look at high temperatures we're expecting around the bay it's going to be hot pretty much everywhere along the coast should be pretty nice though 72 degrees in half moon bay, we'l managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. exercising often and eating healthy? yup, on it there too. you may think you're doing all you

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>>good morning, welcome back a giant close eye now covers up the entrance to the lake tahoe visitors center. it's one of dozens of signs posted at this kiva beach area reading plague warning. this after the state public health department confirmed that rodents in the area are carrying fleas infected with the bubonic plague. they say this is where a woman walking her dog likely contracted the plague last month. >>so people should be on the lookout for you know for the usual things like like ah, you know real acting unusual. uh

headed game with no visible signs of >>well the eldorado a county health department says that the woman who contracted the plague responded well to antibiotics. she was discharged from the hospital and in the meantime according to the cdc. only 7 people a year in the u.s. are reported to come down with the plague. well in lake tahoe got them to do is just stay on the main line. >>and go ahead and get out of here don't impact the neighbors. we've had people asking knocking on doors asking can i use your bathroom over it's ridiculous tossing diapers in your front yard et cetera, it's ridiculous. >>well a right turn restriction proposal meant to keep visitors on the freeway in lake tahoe away from neighborhoods was approved for next spring. demonstrators argue that the program should start much sooner day.

>>it is going to be a hot market as we've been talking about look about 90 or so at the lunch counter here one '02 by mid afternoon. it's going to be around the entire holiday weekend we're going break this all down for you coming up in just a bit.

>>and we're back good morning. a number of beaches in the bay area will be closed for the labor day weekend in those closures are a big effort to try and prevent large gatherings during the pandemic

all beaches in pacifica will be closed beginning this morning through tuesday morning. beaches in santa cruz county and monterey bay also closed during the day, they'll only be open for public use from 4 until 8 o'clock at night. lake berryessa in napa county will also be closed for the weekend. beaches though will be open in marin county in half moon bay, but both those counties are asking visitors to stay away. you can find a complete list of closures on our website at kron 4 dot com. and we've been dealing with some really hot though temperatures throughout the summer and it's going to get even worse this holiday weekend days far has all the numbers for us and dave there's some big yes summer is clearing his throat and cough and wild good morning. marty good morning everybody live shot coming in from the golden gate bridge not much the way morning fog at all this morning. >>hardly any breeze as you can see by the flag off towards the distance as well those temperatures already 73 antioch still hanging on to some 50's a pair of the north bay most ratings, however across the bay in the 60's 52

for half moon bay was controlling all of this is the familiar pacific high, but this go around the placement is just to the right location very potent high it is and warm air aloft to to start off with so when you got warm air already working here. it subsided so it's falling and it's right the right location. we don't get much the way of surface winds well away we go and that's what temperatures are going to do for today tomorrow and even into monday, it looks like. now with the service winds part of the story typically we see with inland heating. just a natural breeze that brings it in from the coast. technically the arrows are pointing in that direction, but you can see there's no real uptick in these winds that we commonly get protecting those inland valleys there, nothing. we try even into tomorrow looks like there's a little bit around water just trying to happen a little bit but nothing major at all that's not going provide much relief as we even as we get into the evening hours so the heating won't be a company by somewhat of a

typical in those when prone areas that typical breeze that we get that highs shutting that all down. so the excessive heat warning covering almost the entire bay with 100 numbers to be found 90's elsewhere early into next week, this excessive heat warning the heat advisory for san francisco in the coast. all around until 9 o'clock on monday still kind of warm into tuesday wednesday. but some minor relief cooking there. then late in the week, let's get temperatures corrected now back down to the 80's it looks like for the inland valleys will be a nice treat by friday will be really feeling. good. san francisco 77 going on for today, 83 oakland, 94 san jose. but as i mentioned earlier in those inland valleys a lot of hot temperatures to be found 100 plus over the east bay hills easily up to the north bay here we got 100 santa rosa 98 for napa down in the south bay 94 meanwhile for san jose but you can see the east bay shoreline lined up with plenty of 90's coming up in a bit we'll have the 4 zone forecast for you and we'll look into

that extended as well marty all right dave seen a couple minutes, thanks a lot. well for the second time in less than a month a heat wave could bring record breaking temperatures to the bay area this labor day weekend. health officials warn everyone to take precautions and prepare they say if you're sensitive to heat just stay inside. many indoor malls of reopen like sun valley mall in concord in the malls also adding covid-19 safety measures as well. we'll see leaders have announced the statewide flex alert that calls for voluntary energy conservation that begins today. it takes place between 3 9 o'clock in the evening through monday night now they hope to prevent rolling blackouts when so many people are stuck inside because of the pandemic doctors also has a warning people saying they hate the heat can make it easier for dehydration to sneak up on us. >>she got necessarily wag all about you know the extreme tension of the weather as well as the amount of time that

you're exposed. >>and firefighters also preparing for the heat, the national forest service says ground and air resources have already been sent to some high fire danger areas. just in case and that includes popular labor day camping spots. well the first votes will soon be cast in the 2020 presidential election north carolina male, the first ballots of the election yesterday that marks the start of the sprint towards november. karin caifa has more. >>8 weeks from election day ballots are already on the way at least in north carolina were supplying voters with ample time more than 618,000 ballots are being sent to people in north carolina who requested them that's more than 16 times than this point in 2016 an astronomical increase as states and voters adapt to the pandemic i do like to do it in person, but i don't want to take chances share our concern is primarily with the virus. north carolina is an important battleground state for years ago president trump carried the tar heel

state by less than 4%. now democratic nominee joe biden is attempting to flip this state blue for the first time since 2008 while the president wants to keep that red it's incredible state and i want to thank you for being so nice to made in a rambling statement, the president appeared to encourage supporters to vote twice by mail and in person to insure their votes are counted follow that. immediately election officials issued warnings don't do police as casting multiple ballots is a criminal offense when you mail in your absentee ballot. you can track it online and it will show on the web site that your ballot has been received there is 0 reason. >>to go vote in person once you mail in your ballot. instead experts say do it early don't wait to last weekend to mail it back covered and making presidential picks early is something these lifelong voters plan to do as they cast ballots by mail for the first

time i may have one vote. >>but i want that the camp. what she said at the white house i'm karin caifa. >>and coming up next in sports. the a's are back in action after almost a week on the sidelines because of a

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test in the clubhouse the a's were off all week they finally got back on the field they hosted the san diego padres and they're happy to be back hayes's on the mound for oakland. it was not a good outing for him to say the least top of the 5th pod raise up one nothing fernando junior smacks one into center field. this kid is one of the brightest young stars in baseball. 2 runs come into score is a 3 run game. top of the 7th now podrias leading by 4. it was the fernando to t show. this one high deep right center off the state farm wall and is gone 14th homer of the season. he's going to win mvp in the near future i can just feel it podrias blank to a 7 nothing game 2 of the series on saturday. the giants hosted the arizona diamondbacks he backs up one zip. one offer brandon bell, he learned one fair down the right-field line that will kick up against the wall alex dickerson being

waved in the throw is not back in time felt rbi double tied to that one capital for tied at 2 to offer dalton bar show and he lines into right field for a base hit. that will score 2 runs they hold on to win 65 db the giant it's a holiday weekend and coach shanahan decided to give his players the day off and they'll need to prep for the coming heat wave set to hit the bay area this weekend and one new wrinkle that i'm sure they'll continue to work on is the multi tightened said we all know about george kittle but he had some help this year and the niners are expected to utilize it mainly jordan reed who has been lauded all training camp long for a sharper out running. reed has played at an all pro level in the past but he has been hampered by injuries in recent years namely concussions which is always a little scary. the niners also have to rookie tight ends on the roster right now is not decided whether they'll keep all 4, but

regardless george kittle is impressed with everyone in that tight end room. >>just to see that he still has and he looks really good doing it says foreign he's been very vocal in our meetings he's learning really well he picks up the offense. i'm not trying to show what i you know i can help them in the run game stuff and he's picking out up to so it's just it's fun to see because we have a lot of weapons in that tight enrollment. you know i think a good year for titan said it would be very good on sundays. >>to the orlando bubble. lebron james and the lakers take on russell wilson, russell wilson, russell westbrook in the houston rockets in. this is like '07 lebron russell westbrook little lapse in judgment. trying to take a charge on lebron james learned the hard way don't do that. already but guess what russell westbrook he gets the last laugh. right and anthony davis is face. leading the virtual crowd know what's on his mind i i doubt it's family friendly. and then here we go james harden.

former mvp do an mvp things. the ethics death a block on ad. he can't believe it and guess what the rocket they go on to win big heart and had 36 points tonight, they win one 1297. and game 2 is on sunday. and this sunday tune in for a special encore presentation of the raiders last afc championship win 2002 verse the tennessee titans my sports producer nick baird told me he was 7 years old when they played in that game. raiders fans enjoy it. best sunday at 1 o'clock on kron 4 news. >>all right jason thanks lovell coming up after the break is people are looking to cool down in public parks city leaders in napa county warning that a lot of areas there are closed because of fire damage cleanup wil

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>>good morning, everybody welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news of your stand cool out there on because we're focusing on a very hot weekend over this labor day holiday around the bay. we're taking a live look right now from sutro camera looking down on san francisco, some hazy skies there and we're going to check in with dave spahr we're going to expect some record breaking heat tape is that what it is a very close to that you know is what we could certainly this is a not all and possible time of year to be getting this but it's getting a little bit later in the season for this

as we start to get into september now. >>this is the live shot coming in from the bay bridge toll plaza here and again that sultry haze that we have we can go in and call a sultry haze because of the forecast so hot and dry as we got going on 100 plus expected. most of the geography see here in purple, this is all excessive heat warning and near the water. it's and a heat advisory for the peninsula coast, san francisco. and up to southern moran and long. the north coast so those areas were spared and the heat advisory oranges and both locations are looking to expire this by monday at 9 o'clock so it's with us for 3 solid days, it looks like not much of a relief happens at night. i mean temperature wise yes but will remain dry. winds not helping out either we don't have our typical on shore kind of drift or anything even with the daytime heating is talking to move much. current temperatures, 60's 73 going on for antioch up to the north they've got 50's and 60's mixture, 64 san jose, 64 san francisco and

just to give you a comparison sake all the board here the exception of half moon bay. we're ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. so half a dozen degrees in many cases what we're looking at breaking the day down for you it's about 90 by high noon to 3 o'clock one '02 was just kind of a sample of location and time. of course it will be hotter than that in some locations going to get into that in the 4 zone forecast and your extended in just a bit marty all right dave thanks a lot. well as dave mentioned we're dealing with another weekend a blistering and potentially dangerous heat for the bay area and unfortunately that's also raising the potential for power outages. >>and wildfires as well. this is crews continue to work to contain the fires that are already burning in the bay area. kron four's dan thorn is at lake berryessa where the cleanup from the hennessy fire in napa county is forcing recreation areas to be closed off. >>well this closure comes from the u.s. bureau of reclamation. the hennessy fire one of the lnu complex fires tore through this area and now

hundreds of workers will be here throughout the weekend to make the lake safe again in the meantime napa county deputies want to make sure that people stay away. napa counties, lake berryessa might seem like the ideal place to cool off an escape this weekend's scorching temperatures but because of the hennessy fire. the lake is off limits through labor day the areas surrounding the lake. >>the infrastructure in some places the roadway itself. suffered some pretty some pretty significant damage. >>a county under sheriff john crawford says deputies will be patrolling the lake to keep people away. the closure is for safety and will allow hundreds of crews to remove trees clear around roads and put in new utility poles and lines all that work needs to happen without visitors flocking to the lake. >>there's just a lot just a lot of things that need to be taking care of cleanup repaired before people can really safely come back and recreate the lake various. >>the head of the fire is the

largest of the lnu complex fires, it's burned more than 310,000 acres destroyed hundreds of buildings and has killed 3 people in napa county land torched by the flames could be seen in areas all along the lake. the undersheriff says now is not the time to come it would definitely appreciate that people heed our he the closure. recorded somewhere else besides lake berryessa particularly during this labor day weekend. >>for those that are looking to go boating this weekend in napa county lake hennessy is open. but you are not allowed to go swimming or go paddleboarding reporting at lake berryessa dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and cal fire continues to make progress on the major wildfires continuing to burn in the bay area. the lnu lightning complex fire in the north bay currently at 88% containment, more than 375,000 acres have burned so far the scu complex fire burning in

the east and south bay is up to 84% containment with more than 396,000 acres charred and the czu lightning complex fires in san mateo and santa cruz counties are up to 58% containment. it has burned more than 86,000 acres there. now to the south bay where san jose state university is expanding its wildfire academic team. the university is hiring 5 new faculty members who have backgrounds in wildfire science and management and investment for the university's wildfire research program as jay state also has a fire already has a fire weather lab. and now there's a new center that focuses on wildfires sciences, including protecting how wild fires will spread and affect air quality. professor of meteorology and climate science sciences craig claimant clements runs the department's fire weather research lab. he's also been working closely with cal fire. last year in fact clemens and his team went to the kincade fire in sonoma county with new

customized trunk equipped with doppler radar that would scan the wildfire plume. >>we use that same. >>kind of methodology and the plan a strategy where we see the events we want to go to it the difference is that it's really hard to het. >>these assets behind the fire lines you prepared for the fall fuels a very critically dry. >>and so we have another mission under some wind regime, it could be dangerous still so we're not out yet we're just getting started in >>well professor clement says the pandemic has made field experiments much more challenging because it's tough to social distance. now despite that members of the fire weather lab are monitoring the extreme heat expected this labor day weekend along with the threatening fire danger. well coming up this morning. russian scientists who developed a covid-19 vaccine say there vaccine is working and seems to be safe. we'll

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>>well we're starting to see the first results from widespread distribute and distribution of a covid-19 vaccine that was developed and tested in russia. health experts say though that more testing is needed to provide the effect of this sort of prove the effectiveness of that vaccine. matthew chance has more on that. >>in russia the battle against covid-19 it seems. he's being

full with real soldiers. this is the country's defense minister getting a vaccine. on state tv moskos man tells the russian president's he's just been vaccinate people tell you to do to get into the most is the temperature rise to concern president putin asks. new london bridge. no says the man was just a slight headache is going to do that he needed intended message to the russians vaccine called sputnik v is safe. even top officials trusted, although the kremlin what confirmed to cnn if putin himself. this taken the plunge. but there is now some reason the russia's confidence, the state or from phase one and 2 clinical trials published in the lancet medical journal suggests the russian vaccine produced no serious adverse side effects. it seems to be safe in other words and it generated an antibody response according to the lancet in all the test

participants admitted lee and the 76 people but russian scientists say that's more than enough to prove that vaccine works and works well. >>the high level of cell immunity suggest there are great prospects for developing memory cells. this tells us that it will not to scream high protective levels at the moment of immunization but also that this protective impact will last for a very long time russia has been one of the world's worst affected countries in the covid-19 pandemic recording more than a million cases nationwide. >>it also has a track record of creating vaccines famously against polio in the 1950's. more recently in 2016 to battle the outbreak of ebola in west africa. but this being a cautious reception to russia's covid-19 vaccine, lack of published 8 or until now, and approval for use before human trials are complete. rice concerns about

its safety and effectiveness. even now we phase one and 2 trials published in the lancet warns the study is too small and the large a phase 3 trials are needed to know how useful the vaccine will really be. >>what we can say is that this new russian vaccine. the results are encouraging. but it would be premature i. a premature do you think that this is the basis for a successful vaccine, public use. >>that's not what the russians want to hear. they named their vaccine sputnik v after the soviet era satellite which shocked the world by orbiting the earth. a global first and a symbol of russian scientific prowess. the vaccine. it seems he's not quite there yet. matthew chance, cnn moscow. >>take a short break, but we

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about oh but a nice 56 up there to santa rosa soak it up because that could be like that later want to show you who made a t levels with all of this fairly dry to start and it gets even worse later today, lot of times we talk about this for the fire concern, but you saw the senate earlier about losing the water from your body and not knowing at this dry air will do it so particular in the east bay or in those inland areas but really everywhere you're losing more water than you think you are so not thursday keep drinking the water because you'll need it. this is what happens as we get into sunday morning not much recovery in the afternoon dropping off we are watching a little bit of a slight offshore wind building by monday tuesday could be problematic 77, san francisco, the coast will do in the lower 70's bayside. getting to the 80's already millbrae wo 8485 burning game how about throwing some 90's and here the southern end of the peninsula, 97 san carlos, but 86 mountain view 98 palo alto and much of the south bay will

be in mid 90's to upper 90's territory, popping to 4 morgan hill 100 los gatos 90's cover us along the east bay shoreline to the south. he was talking about one o 7 for livermore one '05 pleasanton heading up to walnut creek, one of 3, 1, '04 for concord 86 going on for a berkeley solano county you can bet one '04 vacaville fairfield one '02. 92 even coming in from with 98 napa see note for sonoma and santa rosa. more upper 90's as you head south with 70's covering along the coast. now it's going to be like this all this weekend excessive heat warning for just about all the entire bay until 09:00pm on monday there we see a drop-off happening by midweek take us to around friday, a look at that a book so inviting 88 by friday. >>it is true of a slew of these he said i believe the articles to. and ask you all the rhetorical question. how do you feel. how would you

feel if you had a kid. you can see right now. >>that's joe biden responding to reports that president trump called us troops were killed in battle. losers, the white house fiercely denies the president never said that but the journalist who wrote the article is standing by his reporting. several other news agencies, including fox news have independently confirm that story as well. the report in atlantic magazine cites 4 different sources who say president trump cancel a visit to honor american war dead at a cemetery in paris because he feared his hair would become the shoveled in the rain. he told senior staff staff members quote, why should i go to that cemetery, it's filled with losers on the same trip. the article claims trump referred to the 1800 marines killed in a major world war one battle as suckers for losing their lives. white house claims at the time the -% plans to visit the marine cemetery were scrapped because

of bad weather but atlantic magazine is standing by their reporting. >>stand by my multiple sources telling me this is what happened. so i stand by it just fake story and it's a disgrace. if they're allowed to do me the heroes. >>to me the heroes, it's it's even hard to believe how they could do it and i say that is so the level of bravery and to me they are absolute heroes called howl. >>i spoke to my wife, i said i hate this i came here to go to that. >>the ceremony. point out the president could not have called home to melania trump because the first lady was traveling with the president in france at the time. former white house adviser john bolton was on that trip. he says he did not hear the president say those words. republicans are backing a second candidate for president besides donald trump and that's kanye west. but of course it's mathematically impossible for him to win the white house. but regardless he's on the battle on the

ballot in some battleground states. sara murray murray now reports on how his candidacy could be an effort to help reelect the president. >>kanye west is not going to be the next president so far the rap superstar has only made the ballot in 11 states missing so many others he can't mathematically win. >>it across the country gop operatives and lawyers are bolstering west presidential bid that in his campaign will skim off support from joe biden and boost president trump's chances of getting reelected of course think it's more of a. >>a ploy that republicans are kind of using konya to you know diminished joe biden's votes critics like quentin james who worked to elect black candidates, a gop efforts to prop up west are particularly she was in light of rest diagnosis with bipolar disorder which is marked by swings between mania and depression. west has said he does not take medication for it, it's really sad and you know we was the best getting

his mental health under control, but again this is not we want to see in politics, i'm not running for president. >>i'm walking pace still republicans are turning out to help west one source tells cnn that gop operatives believed they had the trump campaign's blessing to a west efforts d o p law, your lane ruhland who's also doing legal work for the trump campaign dropped off signatures for west attempt to get on the ballot in wisconsin. mark jacoby an executive at let the voters decide is helping west collect signatures in multiple states. he previously pleaded guilty to voter registration fraud for his work to the california republican party, a representative for the company said any focus on jacoby's record has nothing to do with any political campaign and is misplaced and irresponsible. hello american conservatives, half a dozen gop operatives say at the heart of the effort is greg keller, a republican and former executive director of the american conservative union who has been recruiting other republicans to get involved. ruined keller and half a dozen others involved in the campaign did not

respond to requests for comment. well, let's just hold around 2% with registered voters any 3rd party candidate can pose a risk in a tight school not garner enough votes to become president. >>but you can garner enough votes to determine the outcome of this election. >>the president and his campaign insists they have nothing to do with west which i like honey a very much and i have nothing to do with him getting on west whose campaign has failed to file required financial disclosure and did not respond to requests for comment also brushed aside rumors that he's in cahoots with republicans they say that they pay new to to do what you're doing to be a distraction. >>nobody pay me. >>you've got no money to >>is west to set off controversy after controversy in recent years, including by supporting trump. but i love this let me get this kind i love this guy and that's from the heart i didn't want to put

in that position. that's from the heart special guy he's also been open about his bipolar disorder and interviews and his music his campaign kickoff prompted concerns. >>as west broke into tears talking about abortion and his relationship with his family. >>after his wife kim kardashian west ask for compassion writing. >>we as a society to talk about getting grace to the issue of mental health as a whole however, we should also give it to the individuals who are living with it in times when they need it the most. >>well that was sara murray reporting now there's new federal election campaign filings show that the west has spent close to 7 million dollars of his own money for his presidential bid. most of the money going to polling and

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>>welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody hot weekend. it will be temperatures well beyond 100 all the purple you see as excessive heat warning the oranges our heat advisory covering san francisco, the peninsula coast and up to the north bay this again all until 9 o'clock on monday. the progress thus far we're now in the 70's for a lot of the east bay got the 60's up to the north bay the 50's are gone half moon bay is hanging on tight well 59 now, but it's still there 70 going on for san jose break in the day down for you weren't 90 by 12 and 3 we're looking at one o to

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>>good morning. everybody, thank you so much for joining us on kron 4 morning news at saturday september 5th omar gonzalez and i'm noelle bellow it is 09:00am extreme heat is going to be blanketing the bay area this labor day weekends, let's get straight to dave spahr with a look at the forecast dave. >>it was actually pretty pleasant when i walked out the door, but i know it's going to get hot later. >>that will yeah good morning guys, good morning, everybody there you see the purples that indicate so that excessive heat warning covering almost the entire bay with the i advisory covering san francisco, the coast and up to the north bay coast to this is around until monday 9 o'clock live shot from the golden gate bridge look no winds at all going on that's part of the problem for today. temperatures 70's going on for a lot of the east bay meanwhile in the north bay, 6074, san jose and we're already headed all locations, including half moon bay by a few degrees to half a dozen or more. so breaking the day down for you we're at 95 by 1 o'clock by 4 we're talking one '04 marty.

>>all right dave thanks a lot want to continue in our coverage of this extreme heat over this holiday weekend by taking a look at the way to some cities are helping people stay cool with the added challenge of protecting them from covid-19 kron four's reyna harvey is live in mountain view with a little bit more on this rain i was just watching you're live on instagram. >>he said it is hot out there already. the hill. >>noella marty good morning look when i woke up this morning. i was hot and i would like to call this not the calm before the storm. but the calm before the heat wave right behind me. this is actually a community center out here mountain view they're going to be converting this until a cooling center so people will be able to come by and get cool and all this morning and i'm gonna show you this people have been doing it the right way see people out here running and walking and biking these this is video i took this morning. people trying to get as much exercise in as possible i made that mistake of running yesterday in the apheat. they had a headache afterwards, so you want to make sure if you can avoid

doing any strenuous activities until later in the day or early in the morning before it starts to heat up. please do so also make sure you are like other clothing if you are out drink, plenty of water. too much water is is not never another especially on days like this also check on your family members, your loved ones if you have some of them that live alone make sure that they're ok and double triple check your vehicle you want to make sure you're not leaving any small pets in the now pg and e is saying they do not anticipate turning off any electricity however we've seen that play out before so make sure that you have everything in terms of back up power and water on hand just in case that happens like i mentioned have been talking to some residents. everybody out here getting their workout in a spoke to one woman who said she came here to walk her dog before it got too hot take a listen. beat the heat. >>just to beat the heat to go in. yet to come out. before it

gets too high and i can take him out when it's too hot. >>than the don't go and keep hydrated with water. >>all right all really great tip staying hydrated in getting out of getting some exercise it before that he really starts it's about 66 degrees or so out here and mountain view right now, but we know it's going to heat up it's going to continue to heat up here and throughout the bay area over the next few days. so my biggest piece of advice is pay attention to your body if you feel like you're not well, you're probably suffering from heat exhaustion to make sure you drink water. stay hydrated and stay indoors if you can but for now reporting on here in mountain view reyna harvey kron 4 news all right reena before you head indoors. i need to ask you as i have every hour now i do you feel hotter now compared to last hour. >>let me tell you it is certainly warming up in especially scene. how fast

that little one is going on his bicycle right, just makes me ha ha everybody out here running and walking so i'm gonna hydrate not going to get on any bikes on vicariously living through all the people out here in my opinion that's a good way to do variously thanks a lot of rain for that live report. >>well we do have a list of some places that you can go to the cool off this weekend in the east bay. there's going to be a center open at the robert livermore community center that is oddly enough in livermore in contra costa county centers will be opening any on concord pleasant hill and enrichment as well moving to the north centers will be open in sandra found santa rosa and if you'd like more information on these centers, what you can take with you as well you can head to our website at kron 4 dot com. well the extreme heat cause governor newsom to declare a state of emergency and that declaration gives the state access to several backup sources of energy also temporarily cuts pollution regulations for power plants,

emergency management leaders and regulators say that they will be on high alert through monday. there's web some several ideas for you some tips on ways that you can help save energy eve. first of all you can set your thermostat at 78 degrees or higher remember to turn off unnecessary lights and the close the blinds and drapes in your home to keep it cool also avoid using appliances and other electrical devices, especially in the heat of the afternoon. when power uses at its peak. also use fans instead of air conditioning whenever possible. >>a heat advisory is in effect for san francisco mayor london breed was at dolores park handing out masks on friday, she was joined by the sisters of perpetual indulgence who are teaming up with the city to hand out 1000 face coverings for this labor day weekend. the mayor is urging residents and visitors to stay vigilant during this hot holiday weekend. so they can avoid a spike in cases that could force a roll back of the

planned reopenings people are going to want to get together with family members accusing him of people to really think twice because. >>you know this is when covid spread even more in the last thing i want to do is start our reopening process and have to dial it back again because within 2 weeks we discover a huge spike. park rangers will also be out in force this weekend handing out masks, they say they've already. >>given out 14,000 at dolores park alone. >>the state public health department reports 5,000 new covid-19 cases and 163 more deaths on friday. statewide there are now 722,000 confirmed cases and more than 13,000 people have died from the virus in california in the bay area we have now surpassed 86,000 cases and more than 1100 deaths from covid-19. a key factor often cited by health officials has raised its projections for covid deaths in the u.s. stay in the

u.s. to more than 410,000 by january. the models from the university of washington and this projecting another 224,000 americans could die from the virus in just the next 4 months. the model points to declining mask use in some regions doctor anthony fauci adds that while k statistics are improving in some states. they're getting worse and others. who is starting to have an uptick >>what we call percent positive of testing which generally is a predicted that there's going to be a problem. >>well the scenarios in the model of from the university of washington suggests that half of the number of lives could be saved with a near universal use of masks the report also warns the death toll could be much higher if all restrictions are eased. >>the kron 4 morning news details on how one bay area university is taking an unprecedented steps to better understand wildfires. here in california plus if you are

looking to cool off its east bay, regional parks this weekend. they should know about the restrictions in place we've got those details after the break.

>>good morning welcome back in the east bay, regional parks will be looking different this weekend compared with visitors experience just yesterday, you know the park district is discouraging large gatherings and encouraging social distancing by prohibiting boating swimming and camping

over the labor day weekend areas off limits to visitors are marked with signs face coverings are also required whenever 6 feet of space cannot be maintained around other people. and while the fire danger remains high barbecuing will not be allowed. picking up picnic tables is also prohibited. i am here. >>walking on friday because i now lakesha borough is going to be a crowd of everybody stays safe wears a mask and then maybe we can get this over more quickly distance bring or hand sanitizer and try to stay safe. >>frequent touch points like sinks and drinking fountains also off limits to make sure to bring your own water and your own hand sanitizer the park district says extra staff is going to be on duty at the parks. all this weekend. >>here's a look at the breakdown of temperatures. we're expecting for today about 95 at 1 o'clock it for one '04 plenty of readings in the east bay in those inland valleys will be beyond 100

>>9.14 >>the saturday morning time to go ahead and get a check of the weather forecast with days barr was talking about some really extreme temperatures this weekend for the bay area. yeah that's right we'll be touching record numbers or if not in some cases may be potentially breaking some live shot from the golden gate we can get a nice view of what we got going on here not much the

way of fog and very little bit in the way of winds as you can see by the flag so far the progress with temperatures got the lower to upper 70's already being found in the east bay 60's meanwhile to the north bay 74 san jose. still some green hanging on the peninsula but not for long it will be toastie put the down south. causing all of us are familiar pacific. high-pressure what doesn't do well it's located in the right spot this go around so we're not getting the southerly flow which sometimes brings up moisture very dry is falling erin it's warm air or so all those factors come into play and we just warm up during the day anyway, so there we go with those high temperatures approaching or exceeding record numbers winds to at the surface not much of anything see if we had a little bit of breeze. it would help out a little bit. but that's why places like san francisco still looking for heat advisory going on today because temperatures will still be off the this is what we expect by the mid afternoon into the evening. typically you do see some blues out here some shun with some winds wrapping up against some of the valleys in the east bay,

not happening today or really going on much tomorrow little bit of a breeze but that's about it. so that high will be cuts off the surface winds which really help us out control or climate. this is war talk about for this weekend. it's a excessive heat warning going on for most of the bay in fact, those temperatures up to around 100 plus early in the week relaxing slightly tuesday and wednesday, particularly all those still quite toasty by the latter portion of the there we go we go back into the 80's for today we're at 77 san francisco, oakland, 8394, san jose. and then across the water bay. we have 100 plus going on in the far east bay, even up a little in the north bay 90's line up the east bay shoreline 94 for san jose. coming up in a bit we'll take a look at your 4 zone forecast snow. >>thanks dave. now. this is the second time in less than a month that a heat wave could bring record breaking temperatures to the bay area health officials warning everyone to prepare and take precautions if you're sensitive to the heat stay

indoors if you're looking for a place to cool off. you might want to check out an indoor mall, many of them have reopened like sun valley in concord just be sure to wear your mask and social distance with others while inside state leaders have announced a statewide flex alert calling for voluntary energy conservation starting today now this takes place between 03:09pm, every day through monday night. they want you to do this so that we can prevent rolling blackouts now doctors are also issuing a warning as the heat can make it easier for dehydration to sneak up on you. >>she got necessarily wagged all about you know the extreme tension of the weather as well as the amount of time that you're exposed. >>firefighters are also preparing for this weekend's heat, the national forest service says ground and air resources have already been sent to high fire danger areas, including popular labor day camping spots. >>let's get to another big

story we're following this morning, one of the largest financial settlements in a police shooting of an unarmed black man in the bay area but vallejo city officials say that resolution is not an admission of guilt. the attorney for the family run el foster argues the multimillion dollar settlement indicates a turning point when it comes to officers who take a life kron four's haaziq madyun has more. >>the 5.7 million dollars settlement reached in the 2018 vallejo police shooting death of an al foster is more than significant. >>maybe the largest. from after american male that was hit and killed in this area, fosters a stain actually bore holes in the side in the back of the head and 3 to 4 in the back. >>civil rights attorney john burris says the police body cam video was extremely important as evidence in this case. >>this is a situation a current generated event man was riding a bicycle at night. really mind his own business and this police off to the

side that he wanted to stop him. and may be asking questions about where he's been and where he's going. now mister foster was like having to anything and then walked away try to right away the officer chased him down and come back down. i walked away and then ultimately to tase him hit him with that but the flashlight but to try to defend himself and try to get away, you know fish is in the back of head. >>a year later the same officer ryan mcmahon was involved in the deadly shooting of the lael rapper willie mccoy. he is currently on administrative leave facing a recommendation of termination in that incident as for the multimillion dollar settlement in the foster wrongful death lawsuit. the city manager's office sent kron 4 a statement reading in part quote settlement decisions are made for a variety of reasons as with virtually all settlement agreement, the agreement for this case is not intended to be and is not an admission of

liability unquote however burris thanks the settlement signals. progress in accountability for an officer who takes the life. >>of an unarmed black that there's an appreciation. >>after american in terms of it being displaced and taken they're getting real value they sure i thought asking groups to i'm hopeful and then we can bring about some significant change. >>has it made kron 4 news. >>well the golden state warriors want you to be able to vote safely in the 2020 election. so the chase center will be serving as a ballot drop-off location for san francisco county voters from october 31st to november 3rd now in addition the garage near the arena, we'll be acting as an equipment storage area and also staging area for san francisco county vehicles and as they help up pulling elections are locations rather on election day. >>coming up next in the a's are back in action after almost a week on the sidelines

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oakland. it was not a good outing for him to say the least top of the 5th pod raise up one nothing fernando junior smacks one into center field. this kid is one of the brightest young stars in baseball. 2 runs come into score is a 3 run game. top of the 7th now podrias leading by 4. it was the fernando to t show. this one high deep right center off the state farm law and is gone 14th homer of the season. he's going to win mvp in the near future i can just feel it podrias blank to a 7 nothing game 2 of the series on saturday. the giants hosted the arizona diamondbacks he backs up one zip. one offer brandon bell, he learned one fair down the right-field line that will kick up against the wall alex dickerson being waved in the throw is not back in time felt rbi double tied to that one capital for tied at 2 to offer dalton bar show

and he lines into right field for a base hit. that will score 2 runs they hold on to win 65 db the giant it's a holiday weekend and coach shanahan decided to give his players the day off and they'll need to prep for the coming heat wave set to hit the bay area this weekend and one new wrinkle that i'm sure they'll continue to work on is the multi tightened said we all know about george kittle but he had some help this year and the niners are expected to utilize it mainly jordan reed who has been lauded all training camp long for a sharper out running. reed has played at an all pro level in the past but he has been hampered by injuries in recent years namely concussions which is always a little scary. the niners also have to rookie tight ends on the roster right now is not decided whether they'll keep all 4, but regardless george kittle is impressed with everyone in that tight end room. >>just to see that he still has and he looks really good doing it says foreign he's

been very vocal in our meetings he's learning really well he picks up the offense. i'm not trying to show what i you know i can help them in the run game stuff and he's picking out up to so it's just it's fun to see because we have a lot of weapons in that tight enrollment. you know i think a good year for titan said it would be very good on sundays. >>to the orlando bubble. lebron james and the lakers take on russell wilson, russell wilson, russell westbrook in the houston rockets in. this is like '07 lebron russell westbrook little lapse in judgment. trying to take a charge on lebron james learned the hard way don't do that. already but guess what russell westbrook he gets the last laugh. right and anthony davis is face. leading the virtual crowd know what's on his mind i i doubt it's family friendly. and then here we go james harden. former mvp do an mvp things. the ethics death a block on ad. he can't believe it and guess what the rocket they go

on to win big heart and had 36 points tonight, they win one 1297. and game 2 is on sunday. and this sunday tune in for a special encore presentation of the raiders last afc championship win 2002 verse the tennessee titans my sports producer nick baird told me he was 7 years old when they played in that game. raiders fans enjoy it. best sunday at 1 o'clock on kron 4 news. >>i will coming up after the break people are looking to cool down in public parks will city leaders and napa county warned that many areas are closed because of fire damage cleanup will have that story

>>good morning, everybody welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news, omar gonzalez and i'm noelle bellow it is 9.30 and we are talking about this very hot holiday weekend we've got ahead, get a check in with dave dave has it. >>heated up even more just in the last 30 minutes. >>days to take our lee's we know the next top of next hour, good morning guys, good morning, everybody. there's excessive heat warning is in place for almost the entire bay, the oranges which are hiding out here. this is a heat advisory, but both are around until we get to 09:00pm on monday is what we're looking at. this is a live shot for the bay bridge toll plaza does kind of hazy

sunshine walk little bit of a breeze going on perhaps by tomorrow but we're going to get much relief at all current wind you can see pretty much stagnant calm conditions us what you get when you get a high pretty much parked overhead. temperatures thus far we have those 70's covering most of the east bay, even the east bay shoreline is in the lower 7060's up to the north bay was 17 avato 70 also san francisco and 74 san jose and again it's just not o'clock this morning going on here 8 o'clock and so we're comparison sake were happen doesn't agrees ahead or more places like fairfield livermore novato even napa more than a half a dozen degrees ahead of where we were this time yesterday even san francisco. so we're moving very quickly this morning and expecting temperatures to be quite lofty we're talking 95 by one by 4 o'clock at one '04 very crowded on their looks like in the afternoon going to be looking some of the crowding in your 4 zone forecast in just a bit marty all right dave. thank you see in a couple minutes was dave mentioned another weekend of

listerine and potentially dangerous heat is upon us here in the bay area and that unfortunately is also raising the potential for power outages and wildfires. this as crews continue to contain and work to contain the fires already burning across the bay area. kron four's dan thorn is at lake berryessa that's where the cleanup from the hennessy fire as for us recreation areas to be closed off in napa county. >>well this closure comes from the u.s. bureau of reclamation. the hennessy fire one of the lnu complex fires tore through this area and now hundreds of workers will be here throughout the weekend to make the lake safe again in the meantime napa county deputies want to make sure that people stay away. napa counties, lake berryessa might seem like the ideal place to cool off an escape this weekend's scorching temperatures but because of the hennessy fire. the lake is off limits through labor day the areas surrounding the lake. >>the infrastructure in some places the roadway itself. suffered some pretty some

pretty significant damage. >>a county under sheriff john crawford says deputies will be patrolling the lake to keep people away. the closure is for safety and will allow hundreds of crews to remove trees clear around roads and put in new utility poles and lines all that work needs to happen without visitors flocking to the lake. >>there's just a lot just a lot of things that need to be taking care of cleanup repaired. before people can really safely come back and recreate the lake various, the head of the fire is the largest of the lnu complex fires, it's burned more than 310,000 acres destroyed hundreds of buildings has killed 3 people in napa county land torched by the flames could be seen in areas all along the lake. >>the undersheriff says now is not the time to come it would definitely appreciate that people heed our he the closure re create somewhere else besides lake berryessa particularly during this labor day weekend.

>>for those that are looking to go boating this weekend in napa county lake hennessy is open. but you are not allowed to go swimming or go paddleboarding reporting at lake berryessa dan thorn kron 4 news. >>cal fire continues to make progress on the major wildfires that are still burning in the bay area. the lnu lightning complex fire in the north bay currently at 88% containment. although more than 375,000 acres have burned. the scu complex fire burning in the east and south bay is up to 84% containment with more than 396,000 acres charred thus far and the czu lightning complex fires in san mateo and santa cruz counties or up to 58% containment. but more than 86,000 acres have burned. >>san jose state university is expanding its wildfire academic team due to this unprecedented and early start

to wildfire season. the university already has a fire weather lab. but now there's a new center as well focusing on wildfire sciences kron four's gayle ong has more. >>san jose state has hired 5 faculty members with backgrounds in wildfire science and management and investment for the university's wildfire research californians and remember. >>we don't have hurricanes we don't have tornadoes rarely. >>but fire weather is our critical whether it's our severe weather that we have to be prepared for. >>greg clemens is a professor of meteorology and climate science at san jose state university. he also runs the department's fire weather research lab bringing students in the front lines and the state's devastating wildfires his group wants down the new tornado. chasers we use that same. >>kind of methodology and the plan a strategy where we see the events we want to go to it. the difference is that it's really hard to get these assets behind the fire lines working closely with calfire

clemens and his team chased the car and camp fires in 2018 for the first time last year clement says team deployed a new customized truck quickly doppler radar scanning wildfire plume at the kincade fire in sonoma county. the latest the czu august lightning complex fire in the santa cruz mountains clinton says the pandemic has made field experiments challenging because it's hard to social distance. >>it's cheesy has 3 bonfire classes this fall semester through distance learning on top of fire chasing clements has a new title within his department director of the new wildfire interdisciplinary research center for new tenure track faculty members will join him specializing in wildfire management. fire ecology mechanical engineering and fire behavior and whether a timely addition ahead of the peak of fire season be prepared for the fall fuels a very critically dry. >>and so we have another mission under some wind regime, it could be dangerous

still so we're not out yet we're just getting started in our seats. >>in the meantime members of the fire weather lab are monitoring extreme heat expected this labor day weekend threatening fire danger in san jose gayle ong kron 4 news. >>we do have a water warning this morning for people living in napa county health officials are advising people in the various a highlands and oak ridge estates communities, not to use their tap water. authorities say the water may be contaminated because of the recent fires in the area. they say people should not use their tap water for cooking or drinking until further notice now a similar issue is going on in santa cruz county as well. earlier this week. we reported a do not drink order was issued because of the czu lighting fire destroying a key pipeline in boulder creek that pipe melted into the landscape sending toxic plastics into the water. customers are being urged their to conserve water

tap water until they get the r all clear. >>turning to politics this morning democratic vice presidential candidate kamala harris and vice president mike pence both scheduled to visit the battleground state of wisconsin this labor day weekend. the trip marks harris's first appearance on the campaign trail the visits by pence and harris come after the running mates were in kenosha wisconsin just 2 days apart. wisconsin, of course, one of the few swing states the president trump won by less than one percent back in 2016. >>it is some of these he said i believe the articles to. and ask you all the rhetorical question. how do you feel. how would you feel if you had a kid. you can see right now. >>well that's joe biden responding to reports that president trump called us troops who were killed in battle losers. the white house fiercely denies that he said

bad, but the journalist who wrote the article is standing by his reporting. several other news agencies, including fox news have independently confirm the story as well. boris sanchez has more. >>it's a fake story and it's a disgrace. if they're allowed to do today president trump continuing his strong and vehement denials of an atlantic magazine article claiming trump privately called fallen us service members quote losers and suckers to me the heroes. >>to me the heroes, it's it's even hard to believe how they could do it and i say that is so the level of bravery. and to me they are absolute heroes. >>those comments following an unusual late night statement to reporters after returning from a rally in pennsylvania is a total lie. >>it's fake news. it's a disgrace. reporting in the atlantic sites for sources who say president trump canceled a visit to honor american war dead at a cemetery in paris. >>because he feared his hair

would become disheveled in the rain telling senior staff members quote, why should i go to that cemetery is filled with losers on that same trip the article claims trump referred to the 1800 marines killed in a major world war one battle as suckers for losing their lives. the white house claimed at the time that plans to visit the 18 more american cemetery were scrapped because of bad weather online trump repeated last night i called how. >>i spoke to my wife, i said i hate this i came here to go to that the ceremony. >>though trump couldn't have called home to melania the first lady was traveling with trump in france. the atlantic also reporting that during a memorial day visit to arlington national cemetery in 2017. trump join john kelly at the grave site of the former chief of staff son robert kelly who died serving in afghanistan. sources say trump turn to kelly and asked i

don't get it what was in it for them. john kelly declined to comment on the story it is an honor serve the american people and following the death of arizona senator john mccain. the article also claims trump reportedly became angry that flags were lowered to half-staff at the white house and told aides we're not going to support that losers funeral trump today denying it on twitter writing quote i never call john a loser but while campaigning for president in 2015. he did, but you know the loss. >>so i never liked him as much after that because i don't like >>he's a war years he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok, i mean the president's review the journalist behind the story is defending his reporting i stand by my multiple sources telling me this is what happened. >>so i stand by. >>and trump's democratic opponent, joe biden whose late son beau served in the

military saying if what is landed just truce discussed. >>who the heck does he think he is. >>well that was boris sanchez reporting now former white house adviser john bolton was on the trip to france where the president is said to have made those comments bolton says he did not hear the president say those words. >>take a short break, but first we'll take another look at the high temperatures around the bay. we're expecting this a very dangerous heat wave this weekend. highs ranging from over 104 to 107 in the tri valley, a cool place to be as long the coast as usual 72 in half moon bay, we'll be right back. u know how these things s.

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but you're not going to realize how much water you're losing may not even be thirsty by a keep the water flowing though when all of this. here's the recovery by tomorrow morning. if you want to call it that and then into the afternoon drying out yet again the other concern we have is later on we get some offshore winds cooking here that might pose a little bit of a problem in the heat wave does finally retire, 77 more on for san francisco has a high in the 4 zone forecast we'll do some lower 70's along the coast bayside already reaching for the 80's in the peninsula, 85 burlingame and how about some 90's down south 98 for palo alto 86 for mountain dew 94 for redwood city in the south bay mid to upper 90's to be found one '02 from morgan hill 100 los gatos in the east bay shoreline us try lower to middle 90's there one o 7 livermore pleasanton at one '05, 1, '03 walnut creek. one '04 going on for concord meanwhile, 86 for berkeley 83 for oakland. still those 100 plus numbers way out in solano county 92 meanwhile for 98 for napa and 100 for

santa rosa 72 for stenson beach. there it is a crowded 7 day forecast numbers were treated a little bit by the middle of the week and on friday. we get down to about 88 that will feel good. >>and for your health, the recent death of actor chadwick boseman has a lot of people wondering about the dangers of colon cancer. colorectal cancer is the second deadliest cancer in the u.s. for men and women combined and there are numerous studies that link lifestyle to colon cancer. also death rates are higher 40% higher for african americans compared to any other ethnic group our health expert karen along joins me to talk about this disease and how to lower your risk and karen i understand this is one of the more deadly cancers but also one of the more preventable as well. >>right next. so i. you can. of at risk. this by this. the answer. it is the most. but

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>>all right good morning, everybody welcome back we weren't able to make that connection with karen all walk so we're going to give it another try tomorrow morning and see if we can get a better

connection there. meantime we move on to other we're all dealing with the coronavirus of course if that wasn't enough the bubonic plague is cropped up at lake tahoe now you don't hear much about bonick played but it never completely went away and now authorities are warning everyone at lake tahoe to be cautious. steve large has that story. >>giant close eye now covers up the entrance to the lake tahoe visitors center. >>it's one of dozens in this key beach area posted everywhere reading plague warning. plague mitigation and closed due to boo but plague in the area. roadblocks are preventing visitors from parking here, you know what this is a 100% different than a normal day. jeff morales has lived in lake tahoe for 3 decades and he's never seen this type of plague prevention that's a big buzzword is scary and stuff but you know we do see it in time living in tell

you do see squirrels you know they have plague and you know they. >>it comes up from time to time the california department of public health confirmed rodents in this area are caring fleas infected with the plague. and they determine this is where a woman walking her dog likely contracted the plague in august. the u.s. forest service closed the area to apply insecticide in an effort to kill the infected fleas so people should be on the lookout for. >>you know for the usual things like like ah, you know real acting unusual. uh headed game with no visible signs of i mean it's just another thing that we ever go ahead, i'm riding on the paved trails i'm not going in the bushes, this mecca for nature lovers, a scenic spot known around the world for its beauty. >>the warning signs are now up. to be where you know it's a legitimate concern and the el dorado county public health department says the woman who tested positive for the plague respond well to antibiotics

and she has been discharged from the hospital. >>meantime according to the cdc across the united states only 7 people a year are reported to come down with the plague. well the bonick plague probably won't be enough to scare people from lake tahoe this weekend and the folks who live there are very frustrated. >>with a number of visitors they've had to deal with during the pandemic so they protested on friday afternoon to highlight over tourism and the trash tourists leave behind. >>really what we want them to do is just stay on the main line and go ahead and get out of here don't impact the neighbors. we've had people asking knocking on doors asking can i use your bathroom over it's ridiculous tossing diapers in your front yard et cetera, it's ridiculous and well. >>a right turn restriction proposal meant to keep visitors on the freeway and out of neighborhoods was approved for the area for next spring but demonstrators argue the program should begin much sooner. well back here in the

bay area of course we're focusing on this very hot holiday weekend on tap for us so it's time to get one last look at the weather with dave spahr. >>good morning guys good morning here's what we're looking at in terms of excessive heat warning covering almost all the bay, this is until 9 o'clock on wednesday. the oranges there that's a heat advisory for san francisco, the peninsula coast and up to the north bay as well these temperatures are going to be 100 plus expected inland and around the bay will get into the 90's certainly the upper 80's with that at the coast. pretty much the 70's live shot coming in from the golden gate we didn't see in the morning fog one on but otherwise, no winds that we have and that usually acts as a little bit of a cooling mechanism. higher current temperatures excuse me right now we have the 70's going on in the east bay 79 antioch 60's and 70's up to the north bay east bay shoreline is treated to lower 70's for now 70 going on for san jose 71 by the way san francisco where more than half a dozen agrees ahead, even about a dozen up to the north bay compared to

yesterday and the day is just getting started breaking the day down 4 u 95 by 1 o'clock by 4 we're talking forgiveness will be around until about monday. well. >>all right we'll take a look at this a rescue mission underway after a deer got a hammock in tangled around it's antlers this is video from fair oaks up in northern california. the people who own the security camera call the local animal group to try and catch the deer and untangle it, but so far they've actually been unsuccessful. >>it's clear that the i've begun his head is frustrating. i think everybody wants to have a happy ending for this creature, he's a beautiful is magnificent everyone's invested in. rescuers say the hammock on his head poses problems during mating season when i get tangled with another. >>but for now they're still working on it as he continues just kind of rome. the area for little things thing, yeah looks like yard yeah it's all tangled up in there and all right well on to another story, a rare silver dollar

from 1794 is going up for auction and it could go for several million dollars is believed to be one of the first ever silver dollars from the u.s. meant and then you get a good look at it. >>and features a portrait of lady liberty on one side and then an eagle on the other side now the last time. a point like this sold it was back in 2013 with 4.10 dollars and you know might know my dad's a coin collector a minute to ask him about this point i'm sure he knows all about it i've literally i just moved over the last couple of days and i was going through some purses found a bunch of old coins i think the oldest quarter that i found was from. >>1967. so i thought that was pretty old but that is not looking to build what we are about to wrap things up here on this newscast, our coverage continues all day on our free streaming service kronon we're going to be keeping you posted. >>on the labor day weekend record breaking heat wave and how it could affect your plans plus details on the cooling

centers across the bay area. and of course tips on how you can conserve energy while we have these triple digit temps make sure to download the kron on app to stream it's available in the app store and like i said it is free. >>and that's going to wrap things up for this saturday morning on marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow thanks for joining us. we will see you tomorrow morning.

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