>>you're watching kron 4 morning news at 7. >>dan's dangerous and smoky air continues to plague the bay area making it hard to breathe and unhealthy to stay outside. is the 27 spare the air day in a row. good morning. everybody, thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news today is sunday september 13th on marty gonzales kron four's reyna harvey standing by in the east bay words business as usual. despite all that unhealthy air. but first we want to check in with meteorologist dave spahr to find out if we're going to be getting some relief from all this smoke dave well apparently marty good morning. good morning, everybody a live shot coming

in from the bay bridge toll plaza, the fog is not as much on the ground as we saw from yesterday in fact. >>a dense fog advisory for along the coast. this live shot coming in from san jose state to give you an idea what it looks like down. in the south bay a little bit to most bay area temperatures are in the upper 50's to 50's up in the north bay, some 60's way off towards the east contrast with that we're a little bit warmer by a couple degrees this morning, we're actually going to be a little colder this afternoon because of the advertised on shore flow which brought in this fog. now what we have is we have some smoke that came in from the south a little bit aloft. however, we should still clear out a little bit in the afternoon just a touch better than it was from yesterday but this onshore flow place. that's in place here we'll continue to keep temperatures down we see the fog returning as you can see late for tonight. we're going to 71 by 11 o'clock we'll call partly cloudy still kind of hazy by 02:00pm marty all right dave and continuing on that theme this morning, the air is so unhealthy in the

east bay. >>that the alameda county health department is recommending that everyone stay indoors unless absolutely necessary kron four's reyna harvey is live in berkeley this morning for us she has more rain and what's the scene out there. >>well marty just like dave mentioned very smoky, but you still see some of that fog mix in here people are waking up this morning like again. more bad air and i'm sad to say that's the truth so let me show you right here as you can see this is a cloudy sky and then off there in the distance there that's where you start to see that fog and that smoke really build up in between there you can built on it you know barely make out the buildings, the fog covering that and this air quality just like it was yesterday, we've got all across alameda county. it's in the 200 raging over a 100 you still see that purple a red which means the air is really a key yesterday i was out in contra costa county in the air out there in areas of antioch and martinez are still really awful over the city as

well marty it's really bad. purple across the map as well. now the bay area air quality management district we're seeing some of the highest readings in the north and east bay area with hazardous and unhealthy air due to smoke from wildfires that we know that are buried across our state. oregon and washington. he talks about that take a listen. >>right now is there's so much smoke offshore the evening. we get her off afternoon breezes which usually clear things out it's just bringing more smoke into the bay area. >>all right more small and sadly mardy has your back out here live showing you there's a more smoke. taking right here in this area. sadly it looks like this is going to be a trend for the next couple of days, a look at our air quality map and basically it shows that we're going to see that air quality and smoke like this into our week so for many of you who have to start work. this week ahead and are

you know have to get back out and you're able to stay home over the weekend. make sure you have a heavy duty mass like the one we're in right now to 95. but for now reporting here in berkeley when you come back out here next time marty will move over to another city to check the air quality there marty back to you ok reyna stay safe out there yet another day just like yesterday rain harvey reporting for us in the east bay this morning. >>happening today, several centers will be open in the bay area to help people get some relief from the unhealthy air. >>let's go to the east bay or oakland has several centers, including the 81st street library it will be open from one until 7 o'clock tonight. saint vincent de paul in san pablo avenue will be open from 9 in the morning till 3 in the afternoon dimond library library fruitvale avenue will be open from noon until 7 and the north oakland senior center on martin luther king way will be open from noon until 5 now these locations will be staffed by oakland city workers. now to the south

bay where there are 2 clean air centers available. they're located at the basking community center and that holy community branch library, those sites will both be open from 10 until 6 the centers will have water wi-fi and power outlets and social distancing is required. now for the latest on the wildfires that are burning across the state cal fire now battling more than 28 major wildfires. one of them has claimed 3 more lives. butte county search and rescue workers found 3 more bodies in the rubble of the north complex fire. that raised the death toll there to 12 the total of deaths of the wildfire season now is at 22 and 13 people remain unaccounted for in the north come in the north complex fire. it has burned more than 258,000 acres containment now is at 22%. another dangerous wildfire is the creek fire that's burning in fresno and madera counties it is consumed over 196,000 acres of land in

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>>good morning welcome back well the state is called in

some reinforcements from the east coast to help fight the major wildfires that continue to burn here in the bay area and they arrived in one of the world's largest cargo aircraft kron four's phillipe djegal reports from sfo where that plane landed on saturday. >>a welcome sight in a breath of bad air for the california governor's office of emergency services callow yes teamed up with fema to fly in a russian antonov cargo aircraft billed as the largest airplane on the planet is the first coming out here for almost 20 years. >>and crew members from the new jersey forest fire service touchdown at san francisco international airport saturday afternoon carrying 3 fire engines and a truck. >>the task force assigned to deadly and destructive bay area wildfires. >>hoping other crews already stretched thin california getting the worst of the worse.

>>here and they plan on staying in the state for 2 weeks they specialize in wildfires, especially attacking flames in remote areas sightings of forest fire is an arduous task is very large and very dangerous as fast-moving is very easy for people to be injured. therefore it had to be taken slowly and methodically and. it's it's not an easy tasks. but that's the that's what we do. >>and the task force's arrival comes at a critical time thousands of homes have been destroyed and more than 3 million acres of land have burned in california since the start of the year it seems like this. >>and and then the next year seems to be worse off. one state we can only hope at san francisco international airport fleet of all kron 4 news. >>and we have new information for you on the august complex

fire that's burning in humboldt and mendocino counties in fact it's the largest wildfire in state history. it has burned more than 875,000 acres and is 25% contained this morning. happening tomorrow president trump sent to visit california to address the wildfires burning in the state the president expected to visit cal fire's base camp at mcclellan park in sacramento, cal fire we'll be updating the president on devastating wildfires that are burning here on the west coast. governor newsome has previously praised the president for sending federal aid to help california through this historic wildfire season. but he's also criticized the white house for not doing enough to prevent climate change dave. >>ok marty what a lot of 50's across the region 60 off to antioch a look at what it looks like with the fog in place an sfo no delays this morning, your forecast is next. you know how these things start. you try wendy's buy one get one for a dollar breakfast offer, love it and tell a friend.

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>>and we are back talking about the forecast sunday. we're expecting another smoky day around the bay yeah, it looks like that way the haze for the coming in from san jose state of the singer and i deal with the skies. look like there were dealing with fog this morning is the big issue as cfo as well now most of this a fog advisory stuff until 9 is for along the immediate coast here. temperatures thus far we're in the 50's over most of the district 62 covering antioch and you can see a lot of 50's out there the east bay. now

we've had this up mid of this fog going on here and it's kind of helped out a little bit but we've had troubling the smoke coming in from the south a little bit that that's pretty much been a lot what's really going to clean us out as we get to middle to latter portion of the week all of this collection you see here in terms of troughs these systems will come our way and that will help really mix out the atmosphere might even bring some showers potentially to the north bay again this is towards the end of the week early on the week, we'll also see the onshore flow in the morning fog routine but as far as air quality it doesn't look like things are really going to improve until we get to about tuesday, potentially all of this future cast for as we go forward with all of this cleaning out nicely in terms of the sky conditions that is from the clouds and then late tonight here comes the marine layer again a couple little sprinkles embedded in that fog to greet you on your monday morning as well clearing out for the afternoon again will probably be left with some hazy sunshine. although day by day improving on the sky conditions so putting it all together here for you it's the morning fog ghost afternoon hayes cooler compliments of

that on shore flow a little bit here. coupled with that here. we do have that continuing early into the week, mild temperatures with all of that morning drizzle and sprinkles along the coast. but late in the week someone of this we'll call unsettled pattern with these frontal systems coming and that may really start to clear us the air. then finally clears out for everybody forecast today calling in for 68 san francisco, oakland, 7480 meanwhile, san jose and across the greater real estate we're going to keep it into the 80's and it looks like for much of the week ahead to the east bay shoreline in the mid 70's while we're at it as well we'll take closer look at that in your 4 zone forecast and that extend the 2 mark sounds good dave see in a couple minutes. thank you. well we're following the developing story in los angeles county this morning were 2 sheriff's deputies are fighting for their lives. >>after they were shot in an ambush the la county sheriff's department has released video of the incident and we want to warn you it could be disturbing to you. video of the incident shows the gunman

walking up to a patrol car last night outside a transit center in compton. he began shooting into the car and then ran away a male and female deputy were hit multiple times. both of them of undergone surgery, the latest update from the hospital is that they are both in stable condition this morning. >>the suspect approached them from behind as the deputies were facing southbound in their patrol vehicle. the suspect came from the north. he walked along the passenger side of the car. he acted as if he was going to walk past the car and then he made a left turn directly toward the car raised a pistol and fired several rounds inside of the vehicle, striking both of the sheriff's deputies. one is a 31 year-old the mother of the 6 year-old boy the other one is a 24 year-old they just graduated night fact, nice for them in office just 14 months ago. >>these are real people doing a tough job. it just just the dangerous of the job.

>>well the suspect in this video is still at large and will continue to follow the story and bring you any updates as we get them. when living in santa cruz county was displaced by the czu lightning fire must have been a change of address online in order to receive their election ballot in the mail. poster fish postal officials say that the ballots cannot be forwarded so anyone with a new address submitted to the county otherwise or ballot will be considered undeliverable now of course mail in voting just one option that fire victims have for the upcoming general election they will be able to vote in person at the county's election department or sign up for an e-mail ballot. now if you or someone you know in santa cruz county needs to change their address you can do so online or in person at the locations that you see on your screen now this of the information also available on our website at kron 4 dot com. this of course has been a historic wildfire season in california

more than 3 million acres have burned that's the most in the state's history. cal fire estimates that more than 4 million structures have been destroyed in california. democratic vice presidential candidate kamala harris is in washington this weekend. but as a california sen she still has an obligation to our state. so reporter joe khalil asked her how she's handling our current crisis in the middle of her campaign. you find it hard to be balancing your duties as a senator of the state that at this point. >>is literally on fire. with your duties running for vice president. >>now i mean this in my priority, my first priority is always going to be doing the job that i have which is being united states center and that means in this arena making sure that that my constituents and that the people of our state have all the resources they need and that's why we have been connecting people with federal disaster relief why we've been connecting people with unemployment disaster relief because these

are the things people need right now this is where i as early as march of this year i was on fema and all of these folks saying this is predictable it's going to happen what's your plan you guys need to come up with a plan and of on a regular basis being in touch with the governor. and other leaders in our state to make sure that i'm doing everything i can to make sure the federal government is doing what it should do to support california with now this year covid in the pandemic we needed to have a plan in place for evacuations and for all so making sure that we're giving people the right information about how they can be safe, especially when we're talking about and air quality being at an all-time low coupled with a virus that attacks the respiratory system and president trump did tweet his support for all of the people handling. >>these fires. he said yesterday quote thank you to the 28,000 plus firefighters and other first responders who

are battling wildfires across california, oregon and washington, i've improved 37 stafford act declarations including fire management grants to support their brave work. we are with them all the way and the president is expected to be in northern california surveying some of the damage from these unprecedented fires in washington joe khaleel. >>well california is not the only west dealing with out of control wildfires the governors of oregon and washington state say the destruction and the speed of those blazes they're dealing with our unprecedented and they're also blaming climate change for making the conditions worse. now during the virtual g 7 summit that tackles climate issues. house speaker nancy pelosi said global challenges such as climate crisis and the covid pandemic can only be solved if the countries work together. >>this is not the work of a single you're single nation. but instead requires a collective long-term commitment to enjoy the benefits of climate action are shared by all as the covid-19

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>>good morning welcome back time for sports the forty-niners of waited 7 months to get back on the field since that bitter defeat in the super bowl against the chiefs. the defending nfc champs may have to wait a little longer because of the lousy air air in the air quality kickoff against the cardinals is set for one 25 at levi's today but the air quality is questionable. let's take a look at the air quality there right now in the nfl threshold is 200 and right now for santa clara you can see it is one 90 this early in the morning, so right now doesn't look good, but we'll see moving to the game to tomorrow making it a monday game is also an option of course we'll stay on top of this for you to find out what happens between now and kickoff. turning to

baseball now big blow to the a's pennant chase will have to finish the season and the playoffs without their all-star 3rd baseman matt chapman chapman is expected to miss the rest of the season because of surgery on his hip. in 37 games, he was hitting 2.32 with 10 home runs he started the year is a serious mvp candidates after hitting 36 home runs last year and plainest early 3rd base. >>as for the a's, they split their doubleheader against the rangers and still have a 6 and a half game lead. in they will play the rangers again today before they had to seattle tomorrow for another double header. it is game on today for the giants they had to postpone the past 2 games against the padres after members of the team or a member of the team tested positive for covid-19. but now that same giants players had 2 negative tests in a row so everything is cleared today, the giants and padres will play a double header in san diego. that will wake you up

this sunday morning host, the 1956 number one hit. rip it up by a little richard it will be heard tomorrow during the monday night football espn says the song will be used during the nfl highlights, they're hoping that the rock and roll legend can bring some new energy to monday night football since there are fewer fans in the stands this year. this song will replace hank williams junior is all my rowdy friends are coming over tonight little richard the flamboyant rock and roll hall of famer died last may at the age of 87. and still ahead this morning on the kron 4 morning news governor newsome saying that we aren't moving fast enough in the battle against climate change. he's urging state leaders to decrease carbon emissions and do

>>good morning welcome back to kron 00:04am morning news, let's go ahead and take a live look outside at smoky conditions in walnut creek and in contra costa county unhealthy air as it is for a much of the bay area so be extra careful if you do have to head outside to take that in 95 mask, let's go ahead and get an update on the smoke and on the weather forecast and a spark heidi okay good morning morning, good morning, everybody we're still battling the fog and around the immediate coast answer to the golden gate as well dense fog advisory covers the coast until 9 this morning, although. >>folks the national weather that be pulled. maybe perhaps

later this morning, the shot from the bay bridge toll plaza yesterday we had a lot more gora ground fog. this go around just covering up as you can see the east bay hills quite a bit here is the coverage area. you can see extends very far inland as well and that will mix out again fairly quickly. we still left with some hazy sunshine because some fog a lot not so much of the surface but upstairs was pushed in from the south and that's going continue to pollute our skies aloft for this afternoon. and as you can see as we get to tonight here comes the fog back again to start the mixing process. this is what it looks like in the big wide view we don't expect this kind of traffic to make it here until midweek with all of that might even get some sprinkles up there on the north bay potentially 50's we have across most of the region 62 for antioch we've got 57 for concord and livermore breaking today down here. no delays this morning out of sfo by the way, but the cloudy skies give way to somewhat partly cloudy then hazy into your afternoon course going to the 4 zone

forecast for you and the extended coming up in about marty all right dave. thank you. well, 5 of the largest wildfires in california history of currently burning in the state that's prompted governor newsome to demand immediate action on climate change. >>now on friday as he toured the wildfire destruction in butte county. the governor ordered cow epa and natural resources agency the true figure out how to move up the mandated timelines to increase green energy use and decrease carbon emissions. california originally aimed to be carbon free by 2045. but now the governor says that's not soon enough. >>this is a climate dam emergency the debate is over around climate change. just come to the state of california. observe it with your own eyes. >>the governors also signed a new law that allows qualified inmates to become professional firefighters once they're released from prison. that law goes into effect on january 1st. let's firts say the prolonged exposure to this

toxic air can have a lasting and negative impact on our health and also increase our chances of catching the coronavirus. >>because while star smoke increases the risk for lower respiratory tract infections and given that we're in the middle of the pandemic i worry that the exposure to this bear is increasing the risk of covid-19. >>so if you must go out doctors advise you wearing and 95 or surgical mask and if you only have a cloth mask to where they say you should wash it. every time you go outside because smoke particles can get trapped in the material. other news this morning in the east bay oakland police are searching for a suspect in a fatal stabbing. it happened just before midnight on friday where police found a man who had been stabbed on 35th avenue in the fruitvale district paramedics rushed the man to the hospital where he died later in surgery. so far police have not released the man's name nor any suspect information anyone with any details are urged to call oakland police. now to the

north bay where a high speed chase ended with the driver crashing and injuring 2 female passengers who are in the vehicle at the time with him. the 19 year-old male driver reached speeds of up to 90 miles an hour before crashing into a building. the car then burst into flames officers were able to save all 4 passengers. the 2 female passengers were injured and taken to santa rosa memorial hospital, one male passenger sustained minor injuries. the driver was arrested for felony evading police and reckless driving. it was another deadly day of the coronavirus pandemic here in the bay area's the state health department reported 17 new deaths in alameda county 13 more in santa clara county. let's take a look now at the latest numbers for you in the bay area there now been more than 92,000 confirmed cases of covid-19 and more than 1200 people have died from the virus. in california, there are 750,000 cases more than

14,000 deaths. now despite the growing numbers in california the rate of positive tests over the past 2 weeks has dropped slightly to 3.9%. many colleges and universities across the country are open for in person instruction and that of course increases the risk of exposing students to covid-19 3 college students in new mexico have come up with a new method to try and help keep the virus from spreading on campus. and they say if it's right near pocket. francesca washington explains how it works. >>an app for aggies made by aggies so every few chase you get to it. >>and we. i'm from i say i've out the it's about my app and i hopefully he's well over the summer 3 in msu computer science students created an app specifically for contact tracing on campus a loss to collect the gps location of people were down on congress so that we know where the

where for what you know the time the app only works on campus and it gives users the option to allow the gps tracking or to check in manually allow them to basically we caught meeting where they are. >>i take in. and take out users can report when they get tested and the results developers say only the health center team has access to personal information when somebody puts positive. >>we can go back into the into the bays and see who else was within 6 feet for a period of time that police 15 minutes and once they know that they know who needs to be contacted and mister just email us a chance to unions in the embassy, its even the boys. >>going in there if they may i got come back with a a community in. thank you. >>the app was just released yesterday, but they're hopeful students will download it and do their part to keep the

campus healthy is one component cohen michael says kind clear that the thing i miss you. >>to provide a safe environment on >>well that was friend just go washington reporting for us this morning, new mexico state university says it's working with other schools across new mexico to develop similar apps for their campuses as well. well still ahead this morning is trials for covid-19 vaccine continue the cdc is already making plans. >>on how they're going to get those vaccines to the public will have more on oscar the grouch here to tell you, yeah, you,

to wear a mask out in public around other people. sure it'll keep you healthy. but more importantly, i won't have to see your happy smiling face. ugh. and if you don't want to wear a mask, i've just got one thing to tell you. scram, go away. ugh. caring for each other because we are all in this together. so wear a mask and have a rotten day, will ya?

ugh. >>in national news this morning congress is working to avoid a repeat of last year's government shutdown especially in the middle of a pandemic our washington based correspondent basil john has more on this new preventative measure that's being put in place. >>the clock is ticking for congress to prevent another government shutdown at the end of september near is under no circumstance. >>any. >>room for us face a potential government shutdown again virginia congresswoman abigail spanberger says the proactive discussion between the house and the trump administration is reassuring but certainly having those conversations before we are at the brink of a shutdown is incredibly important both house democrats and republicans say last year shutdown should never be repeated. pennsylvania congressman mike kelly i would be shot. >>if we reach september 30th

and there's no agreement the streets i don't think anybody's and managed to let that happen both spanberger and kelly see a shutdown on top of the current pandemic would be too much for many americans to handle to keep the roof over their head to keep food on their table and be able to fund them in a way that they can still afford to raise their families without having to worry about losing their home few things are worse than than doubling. >>the the negative impact across our communities by by risking a government shutdown. >>house speaker nancy pelosi and u.s. secretary steve mnuchin are still in talks on the continuing resolution that avoids conflict reporting in washington. i'm be-all john. >>and the november election less than 2 months away now lawmakers say there's practically no chance that another covid-19 stimulus bill will be proposed anytime soon. this week, not one democratic senator voted for the republican stimulus bill and there been no further negotiations since then instead congress is now turning its focus to passing a

short-term spending bill that will keep the government funded before they head home for the election day. >>look at high temperatures going on today morning with a lot of 70's in and around the immediate they have to take care of this fog first 80's for those in the valleys look at your 4 zone forecast and the extent that is next.

>>good morning welcome back to air outside in the bad air quality at the top of our list of what we want to know today

so let's get it from days far heidi okay, good morning marty good morning, everybody, i'm worst deal with the very early this morning even out sfo not causing any delays here it's about it up against the coast of the coastal areas have that dense fog advisory in order to clean out the fog we're going to clean out the air mass here that we have we really need some fronts dropping south we're not going to get that to the latter portion of the week, however, the early part of the week will be treated to this onshore flow will have the fog in the morning. that will throw droplets in the atmosphere start the mixing process and so forth but it's still going to be slow going. we probably won't get them at a moderate category with the air quality until we get to about tuesday or so is what it looks like. looking ahead for what's happening son optically if you will in the water brought her picture of everything you can see wednesday is when things start to get rock a little bit with success of fronts coming by this may actually produce a couple sprinkles up in the north bay, but in any case it will be certainly circulate in the air mass force much more so than we've seen a little while nice to get the morning

fog and all but we need something with some teeth in it to really get the air moving vertically and we just don't have that right now upper 90's cover a lot of the inland valleys here we can see 68 for a high san francisco. so it's little cooler with the onshore flow 83 down to a san diego and 73 for l a x now getting to the 4 zone forecast for you 68 san francisco, mid 60's cover the coast. along the peninsula. bayside we'll get some lower 70's working in here burning game about 73. now to the south but 81 or so palo alto 77 covering redwood city and 78 for mountain view. santa clara valley, it's lower 80's going on for today. morgan hill 8783 los gatos and for the east bay shoreline to the south lower to middle 70's. we'll do the upper 80's out to tri valley doubling about 85 87 walnut creek 88 going on for concord 75 for san leandro and 74 richmond up in the north bay you can bring about the 90's it's still 80's going on in places like vacaville. the laos, 7576 benicia 80 coming in for napa

and 81 for santa rosa was 70's heading down south the sky conditions report or improve a little bit going on here for today. but the onshore flow keeping temperatures corrected. and that is what lays ahead for us we got a lot more 80's for you in the week ahead by the middle of the week we'll see a little bit more in the way of turbulence going on let's be good mix off the air mass here and really start improving our air quality more so marty ok dick thank you. well for your health this morning. the cdc has come up with a covid-19 vaccine dosing schedule that could have millions of people getting their vaccine by december. now it's a very complicated equation that counts on shipping storage availability and risk level and then on top of all that trial results for different vaccine candidates. dina bair has more on how it might look. >>as students head back to school. and employers increasingly welcome returning workers. it becomes even more critical for herd immunity.

the key to that lies in a vile with an injection that offers immunity to sars covid 2 the virus that causes covid-19. there are several candidates scientist at various pharmaceutical companies and universities are giving to study participants as phase 3 trial results begin to trickle in. experts say every state should prepare to invite residents to get their vaccine as early as october. the process tested and perfected back in the 20 '09 h one n one flu pandemic so i think that infrastructure is there. >>so some polls we have a reasonable amount the beginning. it could be us moves towards us. the federal government will initially by all available viable vaccines. medical offices, hospitals and pharmacies must enroll in a vaccination program for the right to administer the initial shots. >>confirming they have staff and proper facilities. the cdc advisory committee on

immunization practices says as those vaccine doses are shipped across the country. they should go immediately to big cities with large populations. frontline medical workers and first responders older people and those with comorbidities like asthma diabetes heart disease high blood pressure and obesity. we'll get priority since they're likely to get sick or with a covid-19 diagnosis there will have to entire. >>process he's developed to figure out how we're going to patients identified what's challenging is we have a lot of people that are high risk thiy may not be tied into health and how are they gonna to come in where to go how easy is it to turn spring that the patience and most of the experimental vaccines require 2 doses given a month apart. >>so far 2 of 7 study vaccines are rising to the top a 3rd promising trial was halted just this week as a study participant got sec. the 2 leading candidates do not have

preservatives and therefore their temperature sensitive moderna's vaccine arrives at -4 degrees fahrenheit and can be stored for 2 weeks in a regular refrigerator. but pfizer shot requires a -94 degree storage temperature which may impact where it's distributed in mass pfizer will shift doses in special containers with dry ice which must be replaced every 5 days. hospitals typically have sufficient cold storage this is going to be a little bit more complicated depending on the some of the vaccines have to frozen in what nation can or at very low and most. >>clinical practices don't have that capacity to deal with that in addition to vaccines supply kits with needles syringes alcohol pads and surgical masks will be shipped to distribution sites. >>so here's the potential schedule if both vaccines are proving safe and trials 3 million doses will be shipped in october that wraps

up to 20 to 30 million in november with another 45 million arriving in december for a total of potentially 78 million vaccinations if there's a hitch with either top candidate only one to 2 million doses will go out in october with 10 to 20 million by november and 15 to 30 million by december. in the best-case scenario here 52 million people will get a vaccine. i think it's very important to have a meeting transparent process and reporting procedure. >>or any of these related to mission. because we need process needed trust parents when a safety recalls and warnings people being that confidence on safety on this next. >>well i was dina bair reporting for us this morning now the distribution depends on the current trials continuing without any delay and the manufacturing process

running smoothly. meantime doctors advise in the absence of a covid-19 vaccine for everyone, it's even more critical they say to get a flu shot this year. well still ahead this morning, we'll take a look at how firefighters on the frontlines of the creek fire in fresno county are getting some much needed. >>emotional health. a base

>>good morning, welcome back among the 28 wildfires currently burning across

california. the creek fire is one of the toughest for firefighters to contain. it has burned over 196,000 acres in the sierra national forest destroying more than 300 structures, most of them homes, right now is just 6% contained that wildfire has first responders working around the clock. but when they do get a chance to get some special attention from a furry friend reporter wealthy jenner has more on the therapy dog who's come to visit. >>first responders and staff are having their coffee with doughnuts for a few days but donuts is a golden retriever here to bring them some love their purpose is strictly for. >>the firefighters and the staff, it's is to is to bring. >>a little bit of home here donuts is a 2 and a half year old therapy dog trained specifically for veterans and first responders with ptsd or high levels of anxiety and as the creek fire blazes on her handler tony beginning and sweep up hope to provide some relief trying to. >>to make sure firefighters

are strong and healthy. and mentally as well as physically. and so the dog is one donuts is part of the employees support services a peer support program available to calfire you put a dog in between you and now the senate is >>you have a dog i can tell you anything you want to now. >>getting now retired gave 30 years of fire service on him to give back he shares why he continues to serve in a different capacity to see it that suicide rate higher than the traumatic line of duty death. >>that's just not acceptable. and so that's what we're trying to do reach people before they get to that point that you have been together since june working keeping first responders strong, but it's not all work and no play when i take the she is a 2 and a half year old just like any other dog. >>she runs around she does the zoomies she's tearing up to the garden she showed me she's a true puppy it's unknown how long donuts will be at this

location but so far it's been a positive visit. >>well that's fantastic. well that was wealthy jenner reporting for us this morning and we have more good news for you from northern california as far as the firefight the butte county sheriff's office says they discovered this puppy in the rubble of the fire had some minor burns and was taken to a local vet for treatment. the sheriff's office strike down the owner of the property that that owner had several dogs and was not able to find all of them for evacuation. well deputies have named him trooper and that he is. well coming up in the next hour poor air quality continues across the bay area kron four's reyna harvey standing by with a live report the east bay. >>about what you should know if you're heading out doors this morning. right now, aarp's work is more important than ever.

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>>you're watching. morning news at 7. >>dance dangerous and smoky air continues to plague the bay area making it tough to breathe and unhealthy to stay outside. it's the 27th spare the air day in a row. good morning. everybody thank you for joining us on the kron 00:04am morning news today is sunday september 13th on marty gonzales kron four's reyna harvey this morning is in the east bay where it is business as usual this morning despite the unhealthy air. but first we want to check in with meteorologist dave spahr to find out if we're going to get some relief from all this smoke, good morning morning, good morning everybody minor i guess is what we're getting

from all of not really appreciative chained up in the north bay for example than on the extremely unhealthy rains and upgraded just a little bit but it's unhealthy all across the bay for today. >>and tomorrow we're going to get some moderate working and they're a little bit but really across the region are not going to notice a big change until maybe about tuesday with all of this live shot coming in from the bay bridge toll plaza, the ground fog not as apparent here. but the fog trying to do it's a little bit of the work. we've intrusion of some smoke from the south a little bit but that's mostly aloft. here's what we got going on here at san jose state again the morning fog of course, the small with all that what's going to loft that everybody is dealing with 60's and 50's cover most of the real estate for right now 61, san jose 62 antioch again 50's cover a lot of the east bay and we are a couple degrees. actually ahead what we were this time from yesterday that trend probably won't last because we do have the onshore flow which will take it doesn't help a whole lot but a little bit maybe that's going to continue so there's more fog developing again for tonight. here's how it mixes outdoor in the late

morning hours. there's a fog advisory cover the immediate coast. then it comes back again for tonight throws droplets our way in the droplets go higher up and it does help chip away at some of the smoking us a little bit. we really need a front though to clean things out we may get that towards the latter portion of this week though breaking the day down for you and here it is from sfo, no delays going on but somewhat partly cloudy by high noon and will called he xie by mid afternoon as well more details in your forecast in just a bit marty all right dave sounds good. thank you. well, the air is so unhealthy especially in the east bay that the health department there is recommending everyone stay inside unless absolutely necessary. >>kron four's reyna harvey live in and remove emeryville she's checking out the air quality there rain what's it look like. >>i'm martie will the most deceiving thing about being here in emeryville you know i just left berkeley is that it does not look too bad out here and it's really cool. you can easily go outside thinking. oh my goodness, the air quality is better today. but that's

not the story, the air quality is actually just as bad as it was yesterday would say wednesday thursday was our worst day. this week in terms of air quality the look at that you can see what appears to be a mixed in with. >>fog so all of that together. >>is just a combination you do not want to be breathing in this morning. but i was over in berkeley earlier we'll show you this right now the air quality, not great there. according to the air quality index. our air quality due out alameda county all in the 100 to 200 range still a very very bad. even in contra costa county, the air quality is awful over there as well and if you're in the city their quality still in the 200 range and it's not really looking like it's going to change anytime soon. so for now at least this week did you start your work week this could be the new norm. now i was able to talk to some people that were out walking their dogs and here's what they had to

say about the air quality. >>i'm definitely limiting my time you know i mean the mask initially as for the coronavirus but it feels like it's doubling out for a smoke screen to do everything you can to stay taking care of taken care of one another. you know sometimes positive change comes out of adversity and difficulty so who knows what's around the we just got to you know stand and stay strong. >>and now i would say is there are more people outside exercising today and the past couple of days and i've been out here working. well as we go into our week with the air quality steel. it's supposed to be very bad, very unhealthy, especially for sensitive groups and now everybody is well want to make sure that jordan mask and limiting your time outdoors because this is going to be our new norm at least for the next few days marty. >>rain and we talked about this yesterday for a bit and it bears repeating today, you

mentioned the fact that you saw people out walking their pets. we want to just repeat the fact it's dangerous for our pets out in the smoky conditions as well. >>the primary that some great advice. it is very dangerous just like you breathe and you know are animals they get allergy. they have a lot of the same elements and they suffer from a lot of the same illnesses that we as humans do so think about it if you are walking their dogs out and something else i want to if you have your pets, you keep them outside as yesterday when i was out there are a lot of animals. they were outside you know dogs left in the backyard barking and you know i was thinking about those poor animals be left outside in so if you do have an outdoor pet. next few days and it may be a good idea to bring them inside so they can get a break from all this bad air mardy yeah, good tip, thank you reena stay well out there. >>we'll check in with you next hour. >>well happening today, several centers will be open

in the bay area to help people get some relief from the unhealthy air. in the east bay for instance, oakland has several centers, including the 81st street library they will be open from one until 7. saint vincent de paul in san pablo avenue will be open from 9 until 3. the dimond library on fruitvale avenue will be open from noon until 7 and the north oakland senior center on mlk way will be open from noon until 5 now all of these locations will be staffed by oakland city workers moving to the south bay now to clean air centers are available for you to use other located at the bascom community center and that ali community branch library now those sites will be open from 10 until 6. they will all have water wi fi and power outlets, but they remind you that social distancing is required. now for the latest on the wildfires continue to burn across california cal fire battling more than 28 wildfires now and one of them has claimed 3 more lives. butte county search and rescue

workers found 3 more bodies in the rubble of the north complex fire. that raises the death toll there to 12 the total number of deaths than this wildfire season now stands at 22. 13 people remain unaccounted for in the north complex fire. it has burned more than 258,000 acres so far containment though is up to 26%. another dangerous wildfires the creek fire that's been burning in fresno and madera counties it is consumed over 196 acres of land in the sierra national forest and has destroyed more than 300 structures most of them homes, it is just 6% contained this morning. now to the august complex fire that's burning in humboldt and mendocino counties in fact is the largest wildfire in california history, burning more than 875,000 acres. it is 25% contained this morning. happening tomorrow president trump set to visit california to address the wildfires

burning here. the president is expected to visit cal fire's base camp at mcclellan park in sacramento, cal fire we'll be updating the president on the devastating wildfires that are burning along the west coast. governor newsome has previously praised the president for sending federal aid to help california through this historic wildfire season. but he is also criticized the white house for not doing enough to prevent climate change. and coming up this morning after the break resources to help battle bay area fires arrived in one of the world's largest cargo aircraft we're going to find out more about what was packed ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. here's your a1c. oh! my a1c is under 7! (announcer) and you may lose weight. adults who took ozempic® lost on average up to 12 pounds. i lost almost 12 pounds!

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>>reinforcements from the east coast are now in the bay area to help fight the major wildfires. a russian cargo plane the largest in the world 3 fire engines and a truck along with 10 members crew members from the new jersey forest fire service. they specialize in wildfires, especially attacking flames in remote areas. >>very close involving homes. people's livelihoods places to work. it just makes all that more important to us. >>well the reinforcements are welcome and here at a critical time in their plan on in the state for the next 2 weeks marty here's a live shot coming in from san jose state

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>>good morning, welcome back everybody time to go ahead and check the weather forecast with days far he has a lot to talk about heidi yeah well how it has a much better news to

remember you know it's like step by step we have are going to get there you know the kind of clear this all out we just what we really could use is one of those winter type storms. you know not necessarily heavy heavy rain just stratus all day rain little front may be induced on that that would do the trick not going to get it. that would help now shore flow and whatever but it's just a little baby steps we got here is a cellphone no delays being reported there. bay area temperatures mostly in the 50's we have some 60's off to the east bay a little bit 58 for concord 59 for livermore 61 down to san jose. so upstream though this is going to be someone of a busy in some ways maybe not as his last week, but this we got going on here a lot of collection of activity out here in the pacific the thing is these are what we say in the trade these are synoptic driven systems in other words are not like local winds or whatever the cover larger geography. so therefore we're going to get this flip side. the onshore flow that continues each morning with the fog. this is going to

bring potentially some sprinkles not just around the coast, but maybe in the north bay that's going to be the latter portion of the week but because of this onshore flow that we have continuing air quality will improve bit by bit i think by tuesday we'll be getting to the moderate category for everybody across the bay and then continue to improve beyond that. so we'll before we get there this is what happens with the morning fog mixes south shore comes back again. for tonight overnight to greet us monday morning again potential for some coastal sprinkles see each time we do this we're chipping away at that lingering smoke and haze that's in our air. but it's not as good as a front would be though and this is what it looks like monday afternoon. so the game plan is this morning fog gives way to that afternoon familiar hayes cooler because of the on shore flow and that's how early week will be morning drizzle sprinkles of the coast. but late in the week, some unsettled weather and maybe some sprinkles or showers to the north bay with these fronts dropping in here kind of reminiscent of what or when or patterns are like a little

bit and then it looks like most of air quality will improve will get a real cleaning out of the atmosphere comparatively speaking. so for today 68 hazy san francisco, 74 open 84 san jose. this onshore flow is actually costing us temperature wise a little bit. so summer is may not be as warm, although those inland areas are somewhat insulated sort of go with the upper 80's today a lower 80's up here in the north bay you can see some more green covering even portions of the east bay shoreline were there in the 70's of course we'll take a closer inspection of all of us your 4 zone forecast and take a look at the extended to marty good day thank you get back to the news this morning we're following a developing story in los angeles county. >>that's where 2 sheriff's deputies are fighting for their lives this morning after they were shot in an ambush the la county sheriff's department released video of the incident we want to warn you that it may be disturbing. now video of the incident shows the gunman walking up to the patrol car last night outside a transit station in compton. then began shooting into the car and ran away. a

male and female deputy were hit multiple times both of them of undergone surgery. the latest update from the hospital is that they're both in stable condition this morning. >>the suspect approached them from behind as the deputies were facing southbound in their patrol vehicle. the suspect came from the north. if you walk along the passenger side of the car. he acted as if he was going to walk past the car and then he made a left turn directly toward the car raised a pistol and fired several rounds inside of the vehicle, striking both of the sheriff's deputies. one is a 31 year-old. >>the mother of the 6 year-old boy. the other one is a 24 year-old they just graduated case for them in office just 14 months ago. these are real people doing a tough job. it just just the dangerous of the job. >>well the suspect in the video is still at large this morning we'll continue to follow this story for you will

have any updates as soon as we get them. of course california is not the only state on the west coast dealing with out of control wildfires the governors of oregon and washington state both say the destruction and the speed of the blazes are dealing with our unprecedented and they're also blaming climate change for making conditions worse. now worse during the virtual g 7 summit that tackles climate issues. house speaker nancy pelosi said the global challenges such as climate crisis and the covid pandemic can only be solved if countries were together. >>this is not the work of a single you're single nation, but instead requires a collective lone-term commitment to enjoy the benefits of climate action or shared by all as the covid-19 pandemic has shown. we can only solve the challenges facing a global community. they coordinated international response. until the virus and the climate crisis are dressed everywhere. you're not solved anywhere.

>>pelosi also spoke of the vulnerability and hardships that developed nations face from climate crisis and how those dangers will impact them. the most. authorities say that at least 8 people have died in the wildfires burning in oregon, 10's of thousands of people have had to flee their homes. crews say the dry weather and thick smoke is hampering the firefight and containment right now is at 0%. crews though we're hopeful to gain ground overnight and a reporter lindsay nad rich has the latest. >>firefighters are at the mercy of mother nature the wind has died down so helps but this thick smoke is making things difficult. thousands of acres are still actively burning and crews are spread out across the county putting out hot spots and trying to protect homes. >>the riverside fire grew by 2500 acres overnight to a 132,000 acres thousands of homes are still being threatened. 33 have been destroyed it's still 0%

contained. and now for the 3rd day in a row, thick smoke is keeping helicopters and air tankers from helping crews on the ground with that reduced visibility we don't have the opportunity to get really solid in telling good eyes on the fire. >>it reduces the ability for aerial assets to fly and get good information back to commanders so that's been a challenge for us the other 3 fires in clackamas county or bring a total of 5,000 acres, it's still too dangerous for crews to go back and assess the damage. so we don't know how many homes have been lost but as things change they're asking everyone to pay close attention to evacuation orders. steve cameron says he helped his parents evacuate from beaver creek earlier this week 2 days ago they notice to get out of their house, you know that was when all everybody was going crazy leaving oregon city we just. >>through everything in the cars much staff as we could family pictures and staff firefighters recommend having evacuation plan in place. >>even if you're under a level one order. if you live in a

level 2 evacuation zone. you're asked not to use or sprinkler to protect your home they've seen more and more people do that and worry it could cause a water shortage please if you're. >>have split their homes protect your your house, it's not the time. our firefighters critically need that water. >>well still ahead on the kron 4 morning news will the poor air quality keep the niners off the field at levi's today. we'll have the

>>good morning, michael welcome back talking sports this morning. the niners have waited 7 months to get back on the field since that bitter defeat in the super bowl against the chiefs. there's concern today that today's kickoff would be postponed because of the poor air quality conditions. but the nfl says kickoff against the arizona cardinals set for today at one 25 will take place at levi stadium players with underlying health conditions though do have the option to sit it out but for now anyway, it looks like there will be a kickoff at levi's today talking baseball this morning a big blow to the a's pennant chase they'll have to finish the season and the playoffs without their all-star 3rd baseman matt chapman chapman is expected to miss the rest of the season because of surgery on his hip in 37 games this season he was hitting just to 32, but with 10 home runs chapman started the years a serious mvp candidate after he hit 36 home runs last year. >>and plainest early 3rd base

as for the a's yesterday, they split their doubleheader against the rangers, they still have a 6 and a half game lead in the nl west over houston and the a's will face the rangers again today before they head to seattle for another double header tomorrow. >>and for the giants of his they've had to postpone a 2 games now against the padres after a member of the team had tested positive for covid-19 but now that same giants player has had 2 negative tests in a row, the giants and padres now will play at 1 o'clock this afternoon in a double header at petco park. and that gets you going doesn't that with the 1956 number one hit song. rip it up by little richard it's going to be heard during monday night football beginning tomorrow and espn says it hopes to get you up and moving another song will be used during the nfl highlight. the program. as well they're

hoping that the rock and roll legend can bring some new energy to monday night football since are going to be fewer fans in the stands this year. this song will replace hank williams junior juniors all my rowdy friends are coming over tonight little richard of course the flamboyant rock and roll hall of famer died in may at the age of 87. they only osaka's on cloud 9 this morning, the she rallied to win the second her second us open singles championship of her career. she lost the first set to victoria azarenka but then rallied to win the final 2 sets to capture her 3rd grand slam title. and still ahead this morning governor newsom is saying we are moving fast enough in the battle against climate change. he's urging a state leaders to decrease carbon emissions and to do it now. >>and we're taking a live look outside a smog is only covering up the bay bridge or the golden gate bridge as well as we take this live look at the golden gate will have dave come along in just a little

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visit enbrel.com to see how your joint damage could progress. enbrel fda approved for over 20 years. >>good morning welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news 8.30 this sunday morning. this is the view from walnut creek and you can probably a copy and paste this view pretty much everywhere around the bay area right now as we continue to deal with the smoggy conditions that caused by fog and smoke from all those fires and it doesn't seem like it's

going to get much better today, let's find out for sure from the expert here states far i did this is not so cal here marty also what's happened with pal 1975 doesn't my goodness okay, so yeah, this is going to take we're going baby steps is how we're saying this you know bit by bit. this on shore flow that we talked about yesterday it came it came with the fog this morning, this is we've got going on here the bay bridge toll plaza. this will mix out to hazy conditions, here's what the fog does by the way we do have a dense fog advisory covered the coastal areas by noon most areas should be taken care of the fog comes back again now it's not what a great deal of help but every little bit helps and you're throwing some water into this mixture when you mix the process vertically. it helps chip away at some of the smoke, but the problem was we had an import overnight. coming in from the south of some of the smoke from fire south of us intruding the first initial wave that we have this all came from the north and the east of us that happened midweek so what we're waiting for a success of weather systems. later in the week out here there really is

do a nice job of cleaning our atmosphere with this game of the morning fog in the onshore flow and all that it looks like we're going to go into the moderate category come tuesday, so the projections there say we're looking for close to 60 right now on the east bay shoreline inland a little cooler in spots here 58 conquered 59 livermore 65 antioch with the 50's you can see up to the north bay. this is also interesting to we're actually ahead by a couple degrees but that probably won't continue rasheena probably fall behind yesterday because the stronger on shore flow acting as a climate controlled for us today. this is the a live shot sfo no delays this morning. we're seeing 75 by high noon at 3 o'clock hazy sunshine at 83 coming up in a bit. we'll take a look at that 4 zone forecast for you and that extends to mark all right dave, thanks a lot. well, 5 of the largest wildfires in the state's history are currently burning in california. and that's prompted governor newsome to demand immediate action on climate change on friday as he toured the wildlife

destruction in butte county. the governor ordered cali pa and natural resources agency to figure out how to move up mandated timelines to increase green energy use and decrease carbon emissions. now california originally had to be carbon free by 2045. but now the governor says that's not soon enough. this is a climate dam emergency. the debate is over around climate change. just come to the state of california. observe it with your own eyes. >>well the governors also signed a new law that allows qualified inmates to become professional firefighters once the release from prison that law goes into effect in january. now to the east bay this morning, oakland police are searching for a suspect in a fatal stabbing. it happened just before midnight on friday when police found a man who had been stabbed on 35th avenue in the fruitvale district paramedics rushed the man to the hospital but he died later in surgery so far police have not yet released his name or any suspect

information anyone with any being urged to call the oakland police department. now to the north bay this morning, a high speed chase ended when the driver crashing and injuring 2 female passengers who were in the vehicle with him at the time. the 19 year-old man reached speeds of up to 90 miles an hour before crashing into a building at the burst into flames, you see there. the officers were able to save all 4 passengers. the 2 female passengers were injured and taken to santa rosa memorial hospital, one man a sustained minor injuries. the driver has been arrested for felony evading police and reckless driving. it was another deadly day of the coronavirus pandemic in the bay area's the state health department reported 17 new deaths from the virus in alameda county and 13 more in santa clara county. let's take a look now at the latest numbers in the bay area there have been more than 92,000 confirmed cases of covid-19 and more than 1200 people have died from the virus across the

state there have been 750,000 coronavirus cases more than 14,000 deaths now despite these growing numbers in our state. the rate of positive tests over the last 2 weeks has dropped slightly to 3.9%. oxford university says it plans to restart trial tests on a coronavirus vaccine that trial was put on hold after a patient in the uk reported side effects. the university has been working with astra zenica on developing a vaccine. university says in large people will become ill and every case must be eva carefully evaluated to ensure can't a careful assessment of safety of that vaccine. so far more than 18,000 people have received the vaccine. the oxford astra zenica vaccine is seen as one of the strongest contenders among the dozens of coronavirus vaccines that are now being tested. a new report claims that members of the trump administration changed

and even scrapped coronavirus reports from the cdc that they felt were unflattering to the president politico reports of the e-mails show that reports were changed to make them more optimistic. these reports are written by scientists to inform the public about the pandemic politico found former trump campaign official michael caputo took over as a spokesman for the department of health and human services those reports were changed to match the president's messaging. if you check your facebook account you may have seen a message asking you to think about volunteering as a poll worker. it's all part of the social media company's new poll worker recruitment drive that's happening in all 50 states this weekend. it's to ensure that polling places can operate smoothly during the november election. facebook is also launching a new voting information center on both its site and on instagram as well. it offers paid time off to its employees who serve as poll workers on election day. >>coming up later this

morning, the pandemic is not stopping marathon runners from participating in

>>good >>morning welcyme back to say their names memorial in dallas is a profound tribute to the 212 black americans who've been killed by senseless violence. mark martin has closer look now. how the broader. >>charred and word. it's it is

heartbreaking very thoughtful it was thought out and i love it i just wish that this memorial that needs a exist these 212 faces king a medley of emotions from those taking time to stop and acknowledge lives lost too soon it was more like a calm experience. >>more of a reputation of feeling the energy of these pictures and the people. >>black lives killed at the hands of violence police brutality hate crimes assassinations one underlying message couldn't be more clear black lives matters people come together realize this is killing has to stop because that's the only way that we can grow as if we have those uncomfortable conversations and it's the only way that people can learn dimitris mostly has teenage daughters. the female faces emblazoned in black and white string up sorrow and the mother says the people of color who have lost their lives, you know a >>really for no reason to know i have girls there you know

that could easily be a. >>ben boyer brought his little ones to the memorial kneeling alongside the girls to preach the thousands of words these pictures are worth my kids are 6, 4, they don't really grasp the concept of a racial divide turn explained on this gently as i could however, however i think the situation is for for many of these people who are being. and that conversation the very same people within the black community. >>say they're counting on just talk about it it doesn't hurt to talk about it it's not just. >>you know an issue of like black people or white people or anything like that i feel like it's just a community issue bridging the gap. >>long overdue. but that bridge leading to love is all about love. >>and love is something that we can always replenish its a lot of this and that's what we need to do is just bring the love it everything else will fall in place markie martin dallas. >>a live look at what it looks

like the golden gate bridge is way for this fog to lift off temperatures of its a sluggish this morning but we're actually a little head. we were this time yesterday 50's

>>good morning welcome back 8.44 this sunday morning we're still dealing with all that smoky air out their days far as their tell us more about that and when it might disappear. in steps. okay where now we're on the baby

steps right there we can make it to the couch at home on your little tiger you can make it. >>good morning, everybody this is what we're going right now no delays happening there and i see the traffic still rock'n'roll and so that's good. upstream though we expect some changes more pronounced by the latter portion of the week when all of this traffic finally descends across the northwest we're going to be in the southern tip here because it's you know it's very early in the season here for the winter stuff. but enough to bring in a front may be some light showers up in the north bay but again getting the win in the air to circulate much more vertically than we're getting out of these onshore winds and you know the fog and all that that has to mix out so we'll get a little bit better help for the latter portion of the week. the theory goes that's going to watch us an emotional see what i'm talking about first a couple days a week not a whole lot going on you see this front in the background here we're about mid-week then we get some real action here a couple more waves and we'll go into a quiet weekend relatively speaking but all that traffic there, although we may not get much the way of

rain we wouldn't be that excited typically except that will probably help clean our air mass a little bit but that's going to let a portion of the week. temperatures for highs today, we've got the upper 90's for a lot of the central valley today, 68 san francisco, little cooler along the coast and the east bay shoreline today. then we saw from yesterday complements that on shore of going to get inland too much yet. 73 l a x 82, san diego, okay your 4 zone forecast coming in for today, 68 san francisco along the coast mid 60's will do it peninsula bay side lower 70's with some 60's thrown in for good measure, let's get an 81 in their palo alto 78 meanwhile, mountain view, 77 for redwood city in the south bay santa clara valley, 80 santa clara 80 also san jose and also milpitas cupertino body to 87 morgan hill east bay shoreline to the south lower to middle 70's over the east bay hills that onshore flow doesn't have a real big influence upper 80's going on try valley, dublin, 85 87 for

walnut creek will probably get some better chipping away at these numbers as we get into tomorrow, those 75 personally and row getting a pair of the north bay here the cool spot 75 84 fairfield 18 meanwhile for napa 84 sonoma, 81 santa rosa so little cooling here with us on shore flow can be found in marine with a lot of 70's there stenson beach about 60. here's how we'll do it maybe will lose a couple degrees for your monday recovering a bit into next week and see that secondary drop there in the latter portion of the week. that's all that traffic i was talking about on the pacific. not much a way of rain except maybe the north bay, some light rain showers but stirring up the air mass which is what we want by the end of the week a party. all right dave thanks so much back to the news this morning just like every other major event in 2020. >>the new york city marathon is canceled. but this year technology is taking the lead in making the iconic marathon accessible online tom negovan eggs shows us how they're making it happen. >>there is nothing else like it. in terms of pristine.

money raised the size of the crowd. 50,000 runners 10,000 volunteers and a million fans in shorts every possible reason not to run in 2020. >>it's very hard george hirsch is the chairman of the board he ran his first marathon in 1969 before there even was a new york city marathon. this race. it's like his child. >>it was very painful it was very sad and then. with all the planning for the 50th. >>you know what do you do. >>the only thing they could do something they've only had to do once before after hurricane sandy, the superstorm that shutdown manhattan. when it started boston was the big one and this race. it was just a

run in the park in fact the whole thing was run in central park until 1976 when the marathon across the city, becoming the one runners around the world set their sights on i'm pretty disappointed noel's run in the past 4 years in a row i think it was smart of the new york road runners to cancel it only because it could spread. >>drastically it's still a tough pill to swallow is necessary in times like this. i think. although new yorkers understand the everything's been canceled this year said this appointing but clear in the right decision is what i've been saying to everyone and that's generally how i feel it tells you everything about this race and the people who run it, i mean really running that even though it's canceled. it's still we're really supporting our runners and getting creative with this technology solutions this year. >>welcome to the virtual new york city marathon we're all

in this together our goal is to make it the biggest marathon not just the biggest virtual marathon, the biggest marathon we have 53,000 runners, you know more than half and come from around the world. they bring friends and family so they had to travel and then we have over a million people that lined the streets of this amazing course through the 5 boroughs and this is the. >>the crown jewel everything that we do with 4,000 people come from overseas to ron. looks pretty. it's the most important. but race in the world. >>in 2019 53,640 finishers agreed a new record. 40 million dollars was raised for charity. 40 million so now all eyes are on november 7th 2021. what will that look like. >>well, a tremendous celebration as it was it would have been this year mean the 50th anniversary is going to be released the you know specially spectacular think

and there's nothing like the magnitude of that he says he's seen erath on and what it does for people around the world and with the finish line right here on getting up just thinking about it in a way being cancel helps the world's most important road race come full circle c. >>back in the 70's, new york city was in a tough place ravaged by crime on the verge of bankruptcy spirits could not have been lower and this race helped bring it back so the hope is next year for a triumphant return, the 50th running of the new york city marathon, raising spirits all over again. in times square tom negovan. >>and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news an emotional story that began in the hospital and ends in a new home for a young girl will have that story coming up after the break. but first we'll take you outside for a look from the embarcadero camera this morning you can barely see the bay

>>good morning, welcome back we want to share a heartwarming story out of missouri with you it's about a young girl who has a brand new family who's looking out for her now, but it wasn't too long ago that the 11 year-old was helping take care of her eighty-year-old grandparents who helped raise or david oliver has more on her journey. >>it's different because i had to check claire has diabetes and her her medicine staffing remind her and get on to her about like taking your pal of the south.

>>tell us still remembers having to grow up a bit faster than other kids. she was raised by her great grandparents who were in the 80's i use to have to you know keep your blood sugar and staff and. >>i was one of the parents. >>as time moved forward tell you and her great grandparents made frequent trips to the hospital where she met a dean. >>we have those brief interactions at the hospital but we knew exactly who each other west, she said you're the lady with the dog, so the dog works up and the hospital. >>tell you is great grandparents needed to move to assist in living that's when a dean smith director of nursing at cox branson i knew she had to do something to help something just got to my heart and i just said i've got to take her home. >>yeah, i can't let her go into foster just can't do it. >>and even though she has been considered part of the family for the last year today. it is official visit option is approved. and her new family is finally allowing this 11 year-old girl to act or age. >>she's a character she

something because i feel like she didn't get to be a kid and now that she can she's letting it all out. yeah so we're getting a full wrath of >>and ad knows just how happy tell you is great grandfather must be that the adoption is now official the man that he found out it was me that was going to be taking his daughter. he said he grabbed my hand and he said i'm so happy. and so he was from that point on just so happy that she was going with us she was going to be safe and that he you know it's going to have this great great outcome for her. >>well that was david all over reporting now since she's been adopted tally has been experiencing a lot of firsts in her life for instance she had her first official birthday party. she's learned to swim. and she even has her own room. she deserves it. well on other news this morning, nasa wants help from the private sector in its effort to return to the moon by 2024. so nasa is asking companies to collect samples of moon dust and rock and then bring them back to earth. the

space agency is trying to gain more information about the current environment on the lunar surface so is welcoming bids from companies all around the world and says it will pay for samples from the moon by the pound. >>well coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news, poor air quality continues across the bay area kron four's reyna harvey standing by with a live report on what

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>>you're watching kron 4 morning news at 9. >>dance dangerous and smoky air continues to plague the bay area making it tough to breathe. and i'm healthy to say outside. good morning. everybody, thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news today is sunday september marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow it is the 27th spare the air day in a row and. >>we want to sure you're taking care of yourselves if you are out there. meteorologist dave spahr as standing by right now dave. >>are we seeing any relief in sight. well good morning guys, good morning, everybody, it's only slight we see it said the baby steps until to get us to about tuesday. when we maybe can all fall in the moderate category. >>and it's really not to the end of the week we really don't see some big time clearing going on in our atmosphere. this live shot coming in from san jose state you can see still quite in the way of darkness we see in still some fog hanging around temperatures, here's the progress about 60 on the east bay shoreline 65, antioch 50's

meanwhile up to the north bay and 61 san jose. the much advertised on shore flow with us as we speak and it's going continue to suppress temperatures a little bit more so than we saw yesterday. this is already starting to change for comparison sake, we're a touch cooler across the mid bay, you'll notice here the we were this time yesterday. it may not penetrate the inland valleys as much today that will happen later probably by monday. but the flow pattern is in place that fog by the way could a lot more intense tomorrow watch this first thought mixes out for today. there we have it we'll have the hazy sunshine going today is typical look at the progress this fog spilling into the central valley little bit too and that's only by 01:00am so this is thicker. we'll take it it's going to cool us off a little bit it will help start to nip away a little bit just bit by bit away from what we have in terms of all that soot up in the air. it's not the same thing as a front though that would really nice clean us out nice though, here's what breaks down 4.80 by 1 o'clock

we're still negotiating to the fog clouds here, partly cloudy by one by 4 hazy sunshine about 82. closer inspection your forecast coming up in a bit part in a while. >>all right dave thanks a lot of wealthy areas so unhealthy in the bay area that health officials are recommending that everyone stay inside in last absolutely necessary kron four's reyna harvey one of those unfortunately is outside this morning. she's joining us live from along the embarcadero here in san francisco. reyna you've kind of popped around. >>across the bay, how are the conditions out here in san francisco. >>good alum rda for people out here. there are a lot more people out here in san francisco, then in berkeley are over in emeryville so you can see that people are putting that with the conditions out here trying to still get their exercise in. >>and i bet that the next day that we have really good air quality we're just going to take it in and embraced that. but here's the moment of truth where you can really see just how thick the smoke is we're going to show you there as i

zoom into the bay bridge. you can barely see it as i was driving along trying to get into the city. it was difficult to see visibility is very low. i mention you have all of that fog that's mixing in. but you still have people out here running and exercising and still doing of that nature. but besides being here like i mentioned i was also over every hill along with a berkeley and air quality is horrible still purple across the map or in the 200 to 100 ranger worst day of the week. it was thursday where we had air conditions that were in the 300 set up or 400 i was looking at the purple dot com and different places out of the bay area or even worse that saw some places up in oregon ever like 400 plus so you know it could be worse. it is still pretty bad. i spoke to some people who are out exercising and this is what one gentleman said about the

air quality now it's a really just inconvenienced him take a listen. >>i'm lucky you know my work situation and home situation it's not too hard for me to adjust and just kind of roll with the punches these days so as much as i can i try keep inside. but i i still want to get out, you know i want to go out for a round i want to ride my bike around town. >>back out here live along the embarcadero and you see that exactly what people are doing out running out biking out walking out walking their pets, everyone still try to get some exercise in especially as the weekend, you know people are getting ready to start work. come monday and so people are still trying to do all these things however know that if you are going to be out here. you are going to be working out exercising. they're doing any of those things you put yourself at risk, it's just it is what it is. >>so if you can minimize your time outdoors and have to be

indoors for any reason just keep it sure looks like for the next few days this is just going to be a new norm. for us marty and allow because conditions are looking much better, i'll send it back to you both in the studio. >>rana that looks horrible out there please tell me that the people you've seen on the embarcadero exercising are wearing masks, yeah. >>for the most part everybody has on a mask. i don't think a seed to many n 95 mask and remember we talked about that we talked about the difference between just wearing the regular mask and unwary be a 95 mask and how it really protects and filters that's something you also have to be mindful for like the gentleman, i interviewed he saw. >>and we just had on a regular clock mass so i mean you know people are still out and about but as long as we're given information. >>they can make that decision for themselves you yeah be safe driving back across the bay bridge there because like you said that visibility is

really really lows. time for you to get back inside for sure thanks i agree think >>well happening today, several centers are going to be open across the bay area to help people get some relief from the unhealthy air in the east bay oakland has several centers, including the 81st street library they're going to be open from one to 07:00pm saint vincent de paul on san pablo avenue will be open from 09:00am to 03:00pm dimond library on fruitvale avenue will be open from noon until 07:00pm and the north oakland senior center on martin luther king junior way will be open from noon until 05:00pm all of these locations are going to be staffed by oakland city workers. >>and in the south bay to clean air centers are available as well they're located at the bascom community center and that ali community branch library, both of those sites will be open from 10 until 6. they both have water wi fi and power outlets and they're both reminding you that social distancing is required.

>>coming up on the kron 4 morning news big help to battle the bay area fires arrived in one of the world's largest cargo aircraft from the show

>>cal >>fire is battling more than 28 major wildfires burning across our state and one of those fires has claimed 3 more lives butte county search and rescue workers found 3 more bodies in the rubble of the

north complex fire raising the death toll there to 12 the numbers could still rise as 13 people do remain unaccounted for in that north complex fire. it's burned more than 258,000 acres containment has risen to 22%. another dangerous wildfire is the creek fire that one burning in fresno and madera counties that once consumed more than 196,000 acres of land in the sierra national forest destroying more than 300 structures, most of them homes that one is just 6% contained. >>now to the august complex fire that's burning in humboldt and mendocino counties it in fact is the largest wildfire in california history, burning more than 875,000 acres. it's just 25% contained this morning. well happening tomorrow, the president is set to visit california to address the wildfires burning across the state mr. trump is expected to visit cal fire's base camp at mcclellan park in sacramento,

cal fire will give the president an update on the active wildfires burning in the state. governor newsome has previously praised president trump for sending federal aid to help california through this historic wildfire season but he's also criticized the white house for not doing enough to prevent climate change. reinforcements from the east coast are in the bay area to help fight the major wildfires and they arrived in one of the world's largest cargo aircraft check this out a russian cargo plane landed at sfo. >>bringing with it 3 fire engines and a truck along with 10 crew members from the new jersey forest fire service they specialize in wildfires. specifically attacking flames in remote areas. they plan on staying here in california for 2 weeks. >>ok as we fight through this fog keeping our temperature suppressed a little bit to opening them up into the afternoon temperatures into the 80's looking for a cooler afternoon today than yesterday compliments of that on shore flow and more dense fog

developing again for tonight look at your forecast when we come back.

>>it's an another spare the air day for the bay area 27 days in a row that we've had a spare the air day and the days far as they tell us that we're taking baby steps away from spare the air maybe toward normalcy heidi yeah, good morning marty cavorting everybody looks like we might get a shot of that this week

going on here but again slow to get there, you know overnight one of the issues that developed we did have this onshore flow. it helped. we had new smoke aloft being sent to us from the south a little bit. this live shot coming in from sfo, no delays happening there have been seeing the traffic all this morning going on, but certainly the fog we can call it small aug at hand most readings in the 50's and some 60's to be head off to the east bay here 61 san jose but were actually a little cooler this morning across the mid bay. then we were yesterday and that cooling trend will continue through today. the words will be a little cooler than we were yesterday even though in some spots are sky conditions, maybe a little better. now this is the throat clearing kind of system out to the west we don't get the full impact of this into the latter portion of this week. but it's funny kind of frontal deliver the kind of stuff we get in the winter. but because the season is so early the impact for us this far south will not be as great as would be hypothetically if this were december january february. so it's further to the north but at least it will come dropping tore across our region give us

some circulating the air mass again a little shot of rain is possible over the north bay. here's what happens on future cast for the redevelopment of this fog that i mentioned might have some drizzle going on and that fog is going make some progress in land very nicely by tomorrow morning again clearing out for the afternoon and this again chips away at are. lingering smog that's upstairs. so breaking it down for you here we got some morning fog afternoon hayes still in place here. and it looks like that will have a little bit less the way that he's today now with cooler temperatures, thanks the onshore flow. early in the week. morning drizzle and around the coast as possible some sprinkles but late in the week we finally get some frontal stuff happening here and that's what or start to drive really cleaning out of the atmosphere for today, let's go with about 68 san francisco, somebody for 4 open 80 meanwhile for san jose. high temperatures today projected to be the upper 80's we'll see much in the way of temperature change well inland today that's more tomorrow's job and you're feeling it more

around the bay is it's like little cooler but hopefully we'll see some better clearing sunshine want to check in your 4 zone forecast in the extended. coming up in a bit know out all right, thanks day. we are following a developing story down in los angeles county this morning 2 sheriff's deputies are fighting for their lives after being ambushed in their patrol car the la county sheriff's department. >>has released video of the incident we want to warn you it may be disturbing video of the incident shows the gunman walking up to the patrol car last night outside of a transit station in compton. the gunman then started shooting into the car and ran off a male and female deputy were hit multiple times. both of them underwent surgery last night. the latest update from the hospital is they are both in stable condition. >>the suspect approached them from behind as the deputies were facing southbound in their patrol vehicle. the suspect came from the north. he walked along the passenger side of the car. he acted as

if he was going to walk past the car and then he made a left turn directly toward the car raised a pistol and fired several rounds inside of the vehicle, striking both of the sheriff's deputies. one is a 31 year-old. >>the mother of the 6 year-old boy. the other one is a 24 year-old they just graduated case for them in office just 14 months ago. these are real people doing a tough job. it just just the dangerous the job. >>the suspect in this video still at large. we're going continue to follow this story and bring you any new details as we receive them. >>back here at home bart not running this morning usually service starts at 08:00am on sundays but they tweeted just before 08:00am that due to a systemwide computer problem. >>service would not begin on time they're urging customers to seek alternate transportation options. they say that partner transit agencies are providing bus service throughout bart's normal service they just

tweeted a few minutes ago that the bart does remain the staff is working to determine the root cause, but they still don't know and they still don't have any tia as to when it will be resolved. we have reached out to a bar to try and get a little bit more information so definitely stick with us and we will get you the latest info as we get it marty. >>well anybody who lives in santa cruz county who was displaced by the czu lightning fire must submit a change of address online in order to receive their election ballot in the mail. now postal officials say that the ballots cannot be forwarded. so anyone who has a new address must submit to me submit that address to the county otherwise or ballot will be considered undeliverable now of course mail in voting just one option that fire victims have in the upcoming general election. they'll be able to vote of course in person at the county's election department or sign up for an e-mail ballot. if you or someone you know in santa cruz county needs to change their address you can do so online

or in person at the locations on your screen. we also have this available information available for you on our website at kron 4 dot com. well this of course has been a historic wildfire season in california there are now more than 3 million acres that have burned that's the most ever in state history. cal fire estimates that more than 4 million structures have been destroyed in california. >>that's right democratic vice presidential candidate kamala harris is in washington this weekend. but as a california sen she still has an obligation to our state reporter joe khalil asked her how she's handling our current crisis in the middle of her campaign. do you find it hard to be balancing your duties as a senator of the state that at this point. >>is literally on fire. with your duties running for vice president. >>i mean this in my priority, my first priority is always going to be doing the job that i have which is being united states center and that means in this arena making sure that that my constituents and that

the people of our state have all the resources they need and that's why we have been connecting people with federal disaster relief why we've been connecting people with unemployment disaster relief because these are the things people need right now this is as early as march of this year i was on fema and all of these folks saying this is predictable it's going to happen what's your plan you guys need to come up with a plan and of on a regular basis being in touch with the governor. and other leaders in our state to make sure that i'm doing everything i can to make sure the federal government is doing what it should do to support california with now this year covid in the pandemic we needed to have a plan in place for evacuations and for all so making sure that we're giving people the right information about how they can be safe, especially when we're talking about and air quality being at an all-time low coupled with a

virus that attacks the respiratory system and president trump did tweet his support for all of the people handling. >>these fires. he said yesterday quote thank you to the 28,000 plus firefighters and other first responders who are battling wildfires across california, oregon and washington, i've improved 37 stafford act declarations including fire management grants to support their brave work. we are with them all the way and the president is expected to be in northern california surveying some of the damage from these unprecedented fires in washington joe khaleel. >>and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news will look poor air quality at levi's stadium keep the niners off the field today, we'll find out after the break.

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>>well the forty-niners of waited 7 months to get back on the field since that bitter defeat in the super bowl against the chiefs. there was some concern that today's kickoff would be postponed because of the poor air conditions. air quality conditions. well kickoff against the arizona cardinals is now officially set for one 25 at levi's stadium, but players with underlying health conditions do have the option to sit the game out. but as of now kickoff is scheduled for one 25, turning to baseball the sporting a big blow to the a's pennant chase is they'll have to finish the season and the playoffs without all-star 3rd baseman matt chapman chapman is expected to miss the rest of the season because of surgery on his hip. in 37

games this season he was hitting 2.32, but had 10 home runs chapman started the year as a serious mvp candidate after hitting 36 homers last year. >>and plainest early 3rd base as for the a's yesterday, they split their doubleheader against the rangers. he's still have a 6 and a half game lead in the nl west and they'll finish off a series with the rangers today before they head to seattle for another double header tomorrow. >>and it's game on for the giants they've had to postpone 2 games against the padres after a member of the team tested positive for covid-19. but now that same giants player has received too negative test result, so back to the diamond they go the giants and padres are going to play at one this afternoon at petco park's this one on the ground. >>i'm dan simon the 1956

number one hit song. rip it up by little richard and it's going to be now heard during monday night football espn says the song will be used during the nfl highlights. they're hoping the rock and roll legend can bring some energy to monday night football since of course there are. so many fewer some fans in the stands this year the song replaces hank williams junior is all my rowdy friends are coming over tonight little richard the flamboyant rock and roll hall of famer died in may at the age of 87 his legacy lives on yes, or does it's going to be fun to see how many downloads that's all >>this morning delmont naomi osaka's on cloud 9 as she rallied to win the second us open singles championship of her career she lost first set to victoria but then rallied to win the final 2 sets. >>to capture her 3rd grand slam title. congrats to her. and still ahead this morning a trials for covid-19 vaccine continue in the cdc is already making plans on how it's going

to reach the public will have more on that when we come back.

>>good morning, everybody welcome back to kron 4 morning news. we're taking a from walnut creek this morning as we continue to focus on this unhealthy air quality around the bay that does not long definitely don't want to be standing out there idle year. >>really even exercising out that way dave spahr standing by with a check of our

forecast a bit just not look at all has also fog too but you have a smoggy conditions were dealing with it's really something that's going to be around protecting even it looks like for the next couple days. >>air quality doesn't show any real sign of changing maybe until we get around tuesday, we get the moderate category perhaps later in the week things get a little bit more exciting. bay bridge toll plaza shot we have the overcast skies storm places you'll notice here. again progress on the fog has been slow going this morning even encroaching in some of the inland areas and then mixing hours you can see. and by the afternoon shore but look at the gets early tonight just after the witching hour, it's spilling into the sacramento valley, very nicely. these are good events to get short helps a little bit it's just chipping away at it we need to a nice front to help clean things out nicely we do have a success of the systems out to the pacific a little give us a couple of ways by the end of the weekend maybe have a more pronounced change for us 60's across much of the geography

in the east bay 50's up to the north 61 meanwhile for san jose and for comparison sake were already trailing across the mid bay for right now we expected to be a little cooler today because of that on shore flow that continues to invite that fog and give aug 79 by 1 o'clock by 4 hazy sunshine and a t coming up in a bit we'll check into the 4 zone forecast back to you. >>and stay of 5 of the largest wildfires in california's history are currently burning across the state and it's prompted governor newsome to demand immediate action on climate change on friday. the governor toured wild lot wildfire destruction and butte county and he ordered county pa and natural resources energy to figure out how to move up mandated timelines. >>to increase in green energy use and dust and decrease carbon emissions. city california originally aimed to be carbon free by 2045, but now the governor says that's not soon enough. >>this is a climate dam emergency. the debate is over

around climate change just come to the state of california. observe it with your own eyes. >>well the governor also signed a new law that allows qualified inmates to become professional firefighters once they're released from prison that law goes into effect in january. now to the east bay this morning, oakland police are looking for a suspect in a fatal stabbing. it happened just before midnight on friday where police found a man who had been stabbed on 35th avenue in the fruitvale district paramedics took him to the hospital, but he later died in surgery, so far police have not yet released the man's name. nor any information about a suspect they're asking that anyone with any details call the oakland police department. in the north bay high speed chase ended with a driver crashing and injuring 2 female passengers who were in the car with him. the 19 year-old reached speeds of up to 90 miles an hour before he crashed into the building and that's at the building in the flames you can see in those

photos. officers were able to save all 4 passengers. the 2 female passengers were injured and taken to santa rosa memorial hospital, one male passenger sustained some minor injuries. the driver has been arrested for felony evading police and reckless driving. >>it was another deadly day of the coronavirus pandemic here in the bay area, the state health department reports 17 new deaths in alameda county and 13 in santa clara county here are the latest numbers in the bay area there have now been more than 92,000 confirmed cases of covid-19 more than 1200 people have died across california there have now been 750,000 coronavirus cases reported more than 14,000 deaths due to covid-19 despite the growing numbers in our state the rate of positive tests over the last 2 weeks has dropped slightly to 3.9%. for your help this morning. the cdc has come up with a covid-19 vaccine dosing schedule that

could have millions of people getting their shot by december well, but it's a very complicated equation that counts on shipping. >>storage availability and risk level and then you combine that with all the trial results for the different vaccine candidates. dina bair has more on how it might look. >>as students head back to school. and employers increasingly welcome returning workers. it becomes even more critical for herd immunity. the key to that lies in a vile with an injection that offers immunity to sars covid 2 the virus that causes covid-19 there are several candidates scientist at various pharmaceutical companies and universities are giving to study participants as phase 3 trial results begin to trickle in. experts say every state should prepare to invite residents to get their vaccine as early as october. the process tested and perfected back in the 20 '09 h one n one flu pandemic so i think the first option is there.

>>so some polls we have a reasonable amount they beginning. it could be a smalls process, the federal government will initially by all available viable vaccines. medical offices, hospitals and pharmacies must enroll in a vaccination program for the right to administer the initial shots. >>confirming they have staff and proper facilities. the cdc advisory committee on immunization practices says as those vaccine doses are shipped across the country. they should go immediately to big cities with large populations. frontline medical workers and first responders older people and those with comorbidities like asthma diabetes heart disease high blood pressure and obesity. we'll get priority since they're likely to get sick or with a covid-19 diagnosis there will have to entire. >>process he's developed to figure out how we're going to

patients identified what's challenging is we have a lot of people that are high risk they may not be tied into health and how are they gonna to come in where to go how easy is it to turn spring that the patience and most of the experimental vaccines require 2 doses given a month apart. >>so far 2 of 7 study vaccines are rising to the top a 3rd promising trial was halted just this week as a study participant got sick. the 2 leading candidates do not have preservatives and therefore their temperature sensitive moderna's vaccine arrives at -4 degrees fahrenheit and can be stored for 2 weeks in a regular refrigerator. but pfizer shot requires a -94 degree storage temperature which may impact where it's distributed in mass pfizer will shift doses in special containers with dry ice which must be replaced every 5 days. hospitals typically have sufficient cold storage this is going to be a little bit

more complicated depending on the some of the vaccines have to and with the nation can or at very low and most. >>clinical practices don't have the capacity to deal with that in addition to vaccines supply kits with needles syringes alcohol pads and surgical masks will be shipped to distribution sites. >>so here's the potential schedule if both vaccines are proving safe in trials 3 million doses will be shipped in october that wraps up to 20 to 30 million in november with another 45 million arriving in december for a total of potentially 78 million vaccinations if there's a hitch with either top candidate only one to 2 million doses will go out in october with 10 to 20 million by november and 15 to 30 million by december. in the best-case scenario here 52 million people will get a vaccine. i think it's very important to have a meeting

transparent process and started reporting procedure. >>or any of these related this mission. because we need process that is needed trust parents when the safety recalls and warnings people being made of confidence on safety office that's. >>that was enough there reporting the distribution depends on the current trials continuing without delay and the manufacturing process running smoothly. speaking of covid-19 vaccine trials oxford university says it plans to restart its trial tests. the trial was put on hold after a patient in the uk reported side effects the university has been working with astrazeneca on developing a vaccine. they say in large trials, some people will become ill and every case must be carefully evaluated to ensure careful assessment of safety. so far more than 18,000 people have received the vaccine. the oxford astrazeneca vaccine is seen as

one of the strongest contenders among the dozens being tested. many colleges and universities across the country are open for in person instruction that increases the risk of exposing students to covid-19 3 college students in new mexico came up with a new method though to try and keep the virus from spreading on campus and it fits right in your pocket francesca washington explains how it works. an app for aggies made by aggies so every few chase you get to it. >>and we. >>i'm from i say i've out the it's about my app. >>and i hopefully he's well over the summer 3 in msu computer science students created an app specifically for contact tracing on campus a loss to collect the gps location of people were down on so that we know where the weather for what you know the time the app only works on campus and it gives users the option to allow the gps tracking or to check in

manually allowed them to basically report meeting where they are. >>i take in. and take out users can report when they get tested and the results developers say only the health center team has access to personal information when somebody puts positive. >>we can go back into the into the bays and see who else was within 6 feet for a period of time that police 15 minutes and once they know that they know who needs to be contacted and mister just e-mail messages to students in the embassy, its even the boys. >>telling them that if they may i got come back with a a community in. beijing. >>the app was just released yesterday, but they're hopeful students will download it and do their part to keep the campus healthy is one component cohen michael says kind clear that the >>to provide a safe environment on campus.

>>that was francesca washington reporting for us this morning, new mexico state university says it is collaborating with other schools across the state to develop similar apps for their campuses us well. >>we've got 80's going on in the inland valleys for today 70's around the bay slightly cooler around the midday. we expect for today looking forecast coming up.

>>good morning, welcome back it's 9.44 and we're going to check in with dave >>okay good morning guys, good morning, everybody live shot coming in from sfo we still kind of have that hasan all out there were very familiar with going on an sfo at no delays happening this morning what will be really a game changer for us upstream as the systems coming in from the northwest and this will happen by mid week, onward, even generate pratt 10 shalee some showers up in the north bay but will real like it's going to really circulate the atmosphere a little bit for dick lee and that's what's going to be a big game changer. this is what it looks like the forecast models first part of the week not as exciting as we get to the latter portion of it then we see some opportunities for rain but the deal is it starting to move the air vertically and calms down in time a little bit for the weekend. temperatures for highs today, we've got this central valley pretty much unaffected by the onshore flow still up there in the upper 90's closer to the bay we're getting some of that impact at 68 san francisco, 71 l a x and big bear 83 san diego. so your

4 zone forecast 68 for san francisco to the coast to middle 60's will do it. one the peninsula bayside upper 60's, some lower 70's here and we even can scrounge up an 81 for palo alto 77 for redwood city and mountain view at 78 santa clara valley lower 80's today about 87 for morgan hill, a scout us about 8380 also milpitas and for the east bay shoreline mid 70's, try valleys looking at upper 80's 85 for dublin, 87 for walnut creek concord 8874 for oakland and up to the north bay solano county mid 80's 76 benicia 75 84 napa and 81 for santa rosa, but compliments of the onshore flow we're keeping in the 70's as we head down to are in so tomorrow inland action even drop off temperature wise because of the same weather pattern we've been talking about as we get into the rest of the week we start to clear out the atmosphere a little bit. and temperatures a little cooler in the lower 80's that that may be a chance of some rain up in the north bay but cleaning up the atmosphere is the name of the game. well. we

need that rain, thanks states. >>say their names memorial in dallas is a profound tribute to the 212 black americans killed by senseless violence markie martin gives us a closer look. >>how the broader jordan edwards. it's it is heartbreaking very to start out and i love it i just wish that this memorial that exist these 212 faces king a medley of emotions from those taking time to stop and acknowledge lives lost too soon it was more like a calm experience. >>more of a reputation of feeling the energy of these pictures and the people. >>black lives killed at the hands of violence police brutality hate crimes assassinations one underlying message couldn't be more clear black lives matters to people come together realize this killing has to stop because

that's the only way that we can grow as if we have those uncomfortable conversations and it's the only way that people can learn dimitris mostly has teenage daughters. the female faces emblazoned in black and white string up sorrow in the mother says the people of color who have lost their lives, you know a >>really for no reason to know i have girls there you now that could easily be a. >>ben boyer brought his little ones to the memorial kneeling alongside the girls to preach the thousands of words these pictures are worth my kids are 6, 4, they don't really grasp the concept of a racial divide try to explain to is gently as i could however, however i think the situation is for for many of these people who are being. and that conversation the very same people within the black community. >>say they're counting on just talk about it it doesn't hurt to talk about it it's not just. >>you know an issue of like black people or white people or anything like that i feel

like it's just a community issue bridging the gap. >>long overdue. but that bridge leading to love is all about love. >>and love is something that we can always replenish its a lot of and that's what we need to do is just bring the love it everything else will fall in place markie martin dallas. >>the november elections less than 2 months away and lawmakers say there's practically no chance that another covid-19 stimulus bill will be proposed anytime soon. this week, not one democratic senator voted for the republicans stimulus stimulus bill and there been no further negotiations since then instead congress is now turning its attention to focusing on a passing a short-term spending bill that will keep the government funded before they head home for the election. >>and other national news congress is working to avoid a repeat of last year's government shutdown especially in the middle of this pandemic or washington dc correspondent basil john has more on the new

initiative measures being put in place. >>the clock is ticking for congress to prevent another government shutdown at the end of september near is under no circumstance. >>any. >>room for us face a potential government shutdown again virginia congresswoman abigail spanberger says the proactive discussion between the house and the trump administration is reassuring but certainly having those conversations before we are at the brink of a shutdown is incredibly important both house democrats and republicans say last year shutdown should never be repeated. pennsylvania congressman mike kelly i would be shot. >>if we reach september 30th and there's no agreement the streets i don't think anybody's and managed to let that happen both spanberger and kelly see a shutdown on top of the current pandemic would be too much for many americans to handle to keep the roof over their head to keep food on their table and be able to fund them in a way that they can still afford to raise their families without having to worry about losing their home few things are

worse than than doubling. >>the the negative impact across our communities by by risking a government shutdown. >>house speaker nancy pelosi and u.s. secretary steve mnuchin are still in talks on the continuing resolution that avoids conflict reporting in washington. and these will john. >>democratic vice presidential candidate kamala harris as latinos have too much at stake to sit out the election. she met virtually with letting a small business owners in arizona and encourages all of the nose to register to vote. senator harris as latinos are going to play a key role in winning the state of arizona for the democrats. she said of a biden harris ticket is elected they will create manufacturing incentives and rolled back the tax cuts that went to the wealthy. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, an armchair like never seen before we'll find out how one man really fired things up from his chair that's coming up after the break. and we'll take a live look outside continuing smoky

conditions along the embarcadero be extra careful take that in 95 mask if you're heading out today.

>>we are about to wrap things up on this newscast, our coverage continues all day on our free streaming service kron on. we're going continue to cover the poor air quality across the bay area kron for his harvey is standing by with a live report on what you should know before you head

outside plus we'll have the very latest from bart after a systemwide computer outage forced them to shut down service this morning. definitely tune in for real-time updates right here on kron on you download kron on apt to stream it's available in the app store for free marty. >>well the well another busy morning on kron on and well every year a custom car show in alabama brings a plan here very unique because as you see there from old school classics to low right now like the job recovery finals stole the show can and it was a recliner that's right. the star of this year's battle in bam auto show was a lazy boy from louisiana, take a look at that. it springs, louisiana. >>just the battle like the job recovery got a chair from after a flood and i got a wheelchair, one bottle of passed away now them together and. turn to show stopper. it

comes just a show but a battleship. normally it is the first time ever put them on and made him just to show how have people interacting this thing called love is crazy >>it is crazy. how do you make a point for work. profane proud athletes in the tank on the back. >>thousands of people from bad battle chair, and they said this is number one the show wow i can't imagine that california know why but hey that's a lot of creativity out there and thankfully, everyone seems everyone states a flame make me a little nervous, say anything during it up right, there's some good news now from northern california, the view county sheriff's office says they discovered this puppy. >>in the rubble of the fire and had some minor burns and was taken to a local vet for treatment. the sheriff's

office tracked down the owner of the property who had several dogs and was not able to find them all while evacuating deputies have named this one trooper that's exactly exactly and i'm so glad that he came out of that so well yeah, what a qt. >>well that's going to be for the kron 4 news a weekend for this sunday morning i'm noelle bellow marty gonzales thanks so much for joining us and we'll see you again next weekend bright and early at 07:00am. >>a good day.

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