>>area's local news station we begin now with breaking news. >>thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news, i'm noelle bellow marty gonzales has the morning off it is saturday october 3rd we still have one more day of warmth across the bay we'll get a check of your morning forecast with dave spahr in just a minute a minute. but we want to get straight to the latest on the president's condition, president donald trump is still your reed hospital this morning after being diagnosed with covid-19 on thursday, this is video of him, leaving for the hospital on marine one friday afternoon. the latest reports say he's experiencing shortness of breath and is

being treated with remdesevir as well as an experimental antibody cocktail. he is expected to stay in the hospital for at least a few more days for very latest on the president's condition reaction from washington we're joined by our dc bureau reporter trevor shirley. he is live from the nation's capital this morning, good morning trevor. and good morning, thanks for having me in terms of the president's condition we're going to find out more about it in about an hour from now. >>the white house just a few minutes ago announced that the president's doctor is going to be giving an update on the president's condition. at walter reed medical center that's expected to happen around 11 o'clock eastern time within the hour we should hopefully be getting more details on exactly how the president's doing at this point we know he's been given to different. therapeutic treatments. so this doctor may be able to give us some update on whether or not those are having any effect in the meantime there's some anxiety

here in washington as the number of people close to the president who test positive for coronavirus continues to grow. >>after his positive covid-19 test friday president donald trump wore a mask and gave reporters a wave as he boarded marine one for the trip to walter reed medical center. the white house says the president will work from the hospital for the next few days as a precautionary measure i want to thank everybody for the tremendous support i'm going to walter reed hospital i think i'm doing very well but we're going to make sure that things work out the first lady is doing very well the white house says the president has mild symptoms and started remdesivir therapy. >>there's now an effort under way to track down anyone who's been in close contact with the president and first lady or hope hicks. >>a top aide to the president who also tested positive i fully expect. that as this virus continues to go on other people in the white house will

>>have a a positive test result democratic presidential candidate joe biden who tested negative after tuesday's debate wish the president well my wife, jill and i pray that they'll make a quick and full recovery. >>this is not a matter of politics. it's a bracing reminder to all of us. we have to take this virus seriously despite fears about the president's health and ability to carry out the duties of his office. >>white house officials said the president is in charge and no transfer of power is expected. and so far the white house hasn't given a specific timeline as to how long they expect the president to stay in the hospital. >>right now they've only said they think he'll be there for several days obviously that depends a lot on how he progresses and whether or not his symptoms improve. that is potentially something else that we could learn more information about at that press conference that again is expected to happen at 11 o'clock eastern time and the white house says we will be

hearing from the president's doctor, reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley now back to you. all right, thanks trevor. we will be carrying that press conference live as it happens here on kron 4 thanks so much. >>since president trump's diagnosis. many top level, u.s. officials who are in regular contact with the president are all getting tested on capitol hill. >>here's a look at the latest positive covid-19 test results they include the president's campaign manager bill stephen. former counselor to the president kellyanne conway republican north carolina senator thom tillis and republican wisconsin senator ron johnson. here's a list of the positive results that came down earlier though those include the president as well as the first lady, the their aide hope hicks rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel and republican utah senator mike lee. now here is a list of those on capitol hill who have tested negative so far for coronavirus they include speaker of the house nancy

pelosi democratic presidential candidate, joe biden and his running mate senator kamala harris. vice president mike pence and second lady karen pence nominee for supreme court justice amy coney barrett and also ivanka trump and her husband jared kushner trump's youngest son barron trump also negative u.s. secretary of the treasury steven u.s. secretary of health and human services alex azar and u.s. secretary of commerce wilbur ross with the election exactly one month away and the vice presidential debate scheduled for this coming wednesday. the president's diagnosis raises a lot of new questions when it comes to this debate there's been no indication it will be postponed or canceled. but officials say they are in the process of implementing some increased safety precautions including making the 2 candidates stand 12 feet apart during the debate instead of the 6 feet of social distance that we saw during the first presidential debate. we will continue to monitor the status of the president as we said

there will be a press conference coming up in the next hour. make sure you also download the kron 4 mobile app to get all the updates straight to your phone you can also download the kron on app for free as well. it's time now to get a quick check of our forecast with dave spahr dave i was thinking that we're going to be cooler today, but you say we still got another a heat well is a little cooler than cancel steps here but a big step to watch next tomorrow, we'll say watch your step there is kind of user. >>for tomorrow where it a big noticeable drop happening there, but we still have a chance to see maybe a 100 in some of those far eastern locations well inland, here's what we've got going on from the golden gate bridge when due to snow and have fog back that's a good sign telling us we have a bit of the on shortly stripped, here's what's going on at u c berkeley still some of the a's off towards the distance in the east bay shoreline as well. temperatures holding in the 60's off to the east bay up to the north bay we have 48 santa rosa, the cool spots 62, san jose and give you

comparison sake in some cases were approaching a half degrees cooler have a dozen degrees cooler this morning. then yesterday all uniformly a few of us across the bay, current winds again just a little bit of a drift on shore or calm. so the low down today. but the sun about 93 or so well inland by about 2 o'clock but again cooling is the bigger trend that's going on here right and we're going to have some oi sitting up the atmosphere alternately but the spare the air day to day noel and it will continue it looks like for the next several days as well back to you all right, >>the kron 4 morning news, what one woman is doing to raise money to feed the fire crews on the front lines of the north bay of course will also continue to bring you updates of president trump's hospitalization. and right after the break, we'll get reaction to the president's diagnose covid-19 from his challenger, joe biden

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or tingling in hands and feet. these are not all the possible side effects. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions including immune system problems, or if you've had an organ transplant or lung, breathing, or liver problems. here's to a chance for more together time. a chance to live longer. ask your doctor about opdivo plus yervoy. thank you to all involved in our clinical trials. >>powerful reminder of the seriousness of the virus that's how joe biden is characterizing the president's covid-19 diagnosis. the democratic presidential candidate also says since the news broke. he's received 2 coronavirus tests and both have come back negative after wishing the president and first lady well the biden campaign announced it would take down its negative advertising directed at trump. biden said the president's illness can not be a partisan moment and that americans must

come together as a nation. >>in these worried a mask in public and means encouraging others to do so as well. we can say one 100,000 lives. in the next 100 days, according to the head of the cdc, if everyone wears a mask in public. so be patriotic. it's not about being tough guy. it's about doing your part. we're in a mask is now over to protect you. it also protects those around you. >>biden is not expected to drastically alter his campaign approaches the president recovers he's already avoided, large crowds and held far fewer public events than president trump. and we're dealing with. >>morning fog we've got going on here temperatures a bit modest in the 60's for now we expect house up into the 90's as we get into the afternoon on the check your forecast coming up in a bit. >>and as we head to break we have a live look outside of walter reed hospital in

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ritz. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news it is 7.14 on this saturday morning. and it's pretty foggy out their days far standing by with a look at our forecast good a good morning, everybody and we like that trend because that

means things are changing help moisten up this atmosphere, but it's going take a couple steps show you just a bit but we're calm. >>over most the district a little bit of an onshore drift we can see around san francisco live pictures for you, here's the east bay shoreline we remain with that fog and that haze sfo, no delays going on for this morning. temperatures thus far we have a lot of the 50's on the board some lower 60's as well that's bet bad out of there and 40's and 50's up to the north bay 62 meanwhile for san jose we still have the influence of this high kind of remaining again for another day today with our traditional hayes but there is a bit of an onshore flow try to chip away at everything. it looks like building later on today and into this evening here's what happens after we get the daytime heating we bring in some of that northwesterly winds as you will notice across the region and that will provide the onshore flow a bit but by tomorrow morning which will show just a bit humidity levels we don't build that much. yes we're bouncing off a dry atmosphere even though of a red flag warning and talk is over here's the

dry out that happens today in the 20's don't forget, we're warming up still well inland. here is the so-called recovery into tomorrow morning. not great just around san francisco, a little of the east bay shoreline. and that's it. and into tomorrow afternoon still a little pocket of some dry air looks like they're in napa county and solano county. temporarily and this again will be tomorrow afternoon. so for today. we're still warm looking at temperatures in the 90's and approaching near 100 but then tomorrow. see some changes started to happen here could be pushed back to the lower 90's it looks like for highs really feel that difference in the next week. look out some of those inland valleys could be falling into the lower 80's, potentially even some 70's going on well inland as we have some scattered clouds and there is the outside chance of a little shower trying to work in here as well. i somebody for san francisco open coming in at 8390, san jose across the wider bay that's where reaching for some numbers close to 100 out there eastern

contra costa county up to the north bay as well, we'll see some night as we get more your 4 zone forecast coming up all right, thanks dave. >>alas fire continues to burn for a 6th day now in parts of napa and sonoma counties as of this morning just a few minutes ago we received an update. that fire has burned more than 62,000 acres and containment is at 10% cal fire says the blaze has destroyed more than 800 homes. thousands of people are evacuated, including the entire city of calistoga kron four's reyna harvey is joining us live near saint this morning, has been covering this fire since it erupted last sunday what can you tell us about the conditions up there it's very very smoky. well. >>yeah you see all of this not fall here on highway 29, a very busy checkpoint, one of try to go down one earlier law enforcement said that a tree had just fallen down so again the fire definitely present in

a lot of challenges right here what they're doing is they're checking in agricultural workers. if you were carolina or even have a committed some sort, they're letting people go through a lot of people are trying to say near wineries and you see that like you mentioned not a dog. but all through the sky here we're going to show you calistoga. >>this is what it looks like empty streets, you know for a lot of people who frequent this area. it's kind of hard to streets now it's not because everybody shelter in place, it's becauoe everybody. >>has been evacuated. they tell me since thursday, those evacuation orders. now now we're also going to show you the firefight here on the ground. the second video is of firefighters you can see them here in the deer park area near saint helene and napa county this is just up the road here. you can see crews this is actually the san jose fire department trying to put out the fire. you can see the fire here burning down a hole. also the surrounding area and

then several homes in this area we've got this video in. but it's new for kron 4 you can see here. now we are also hearing from residents who live in the area specifically we're hearing from the deputy chief jonathan cox from the california department of forestry. here's what he has to say about this fire well, historic take a listen. >>unfortunately we're at a historic moment where we're going to cross the 4 million acres burned mark in california this year. it's never happened before in recorded history. the largest record we have before this from annual acreage burned was 1.5 million. it it can't be understated that we're hitting an unprecedented number of acres burned across the state. unfortunately we're just getting into some of the most critical fire months >>all right historic fire season. they say the least to gain back out here live. this

checkpoint has been very busy of counted, you know over a dozen people come through here to try to get into the different wineries in areas to save a lot of the crops that are there now we're going to be going. >>deeper into the deer park area that's where a lot of the damage was done. >>and on the well as you know i was out here last week the virus started on sunday and i can't believe it. almost a week from that point. i had some residents actually interviewed live. last week on air who reached out to me and tell me that their home was lost in the fire so quite a lot of devastation but i'll be in a new location. next hour when you guys come back out to me but for now i'll send it back in the studio. >>i'm so sorry to hear that that some of those folks have have lost their homes that was definitely there they're what they were worried about of course when when they were evacuated so early last week, so we'll continue to check in with you throughout the morning thanks so much. >>up next in sports. the forty-niners announced who's in and who is out for this

sunday's game against philadelphia eagles. we'll it's rising. the pain is coming.

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should be feeling pretty good mullen said 343 yards one touchdown and 0 interceptions against the giants shanahan said he's been crisp in practice and just adjusting to this week's offensive game plan. some good news on the injury front star tight end george kittle and wide receiver deebo samuel are expected to play on sunday. >>it's great getting cattle back, you know we're close last weekend. then you don't. i think those oil was tough a little bit about the joinery because how well he was playing and everything and we lost him during the game, but meal to pull that off and still win and they get killed this pet back this week. i think it excites guys a lot haven't divo back out there to just not have been throughout training camp and stuff you can field on wednesday. devos got a personality everyone gravitates to he works nobody he's a funny guy, the guys like to hang around and those cool to have him out there this week you definitely feel different vive. >>you just heard coach mention getting kittle back is also

key with 40 niners tight end jordan reed now nursing a sprained mcl he suffered in last week's game. he will not play on sunday. the forty-niners take on the eagles at levi stadium sunday evening at 5.20, the eagles are limping along heading into week 4 at '02, 1, with qb carson wentz struggling. so this should be a very winnable game for the niners now back at home. an exciting time to be an a's fan with the team advancing to the alds but it's also tough that fans can cheer them on in person. usually when playoff baseball is underway find professional cheerleader george henderson also known as crazy george front row center at the coliseum instead he's been spending time on this boat and cheering the a's on from afar, crazy georgia's dedicated decades of his life to cheering for sports teams in the bay area and beyond in fact 39 years ago in playoff game at the coliseum krazy george introduced the wave to the world and it going like i

love god motive, they energy and it kept going and going around about 7 times and the fans never saw anything like it in their life and they were celebrating and screaming. >>he is full of personality, crazy george hopes to be back inside the coliseum in 2021 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the wave. he also says he has no doubt the a's will win the upcoming series. they host the houston astros on monday for game one of the american league division series at dodger stadium first pitch at one '07 and we're getting ahead of ourselves but orlando bubbles where we take you now he lakers game 2 of the nba finals. lakers controlled this one in the 3rd lakers up by 12 lebron james really dominated this game behind the arc he drops in the tray 33 points for lebron but this would be the dagger right here 4th quarter lakers leading by 11 alex caruso through that path. anthony davis davis land that one with authority 32 points

for him and 14 rebounds and that would do with the lakers dominated down low they win one 24 to one 14 the final they take a commanding 2 to nothing series lead game 3 on sunday that does it for sports. >>as we head to the break we're taking a live look outside walter reed medical center in washington d c president trump is hospitalized there out of an abundance of caution after us covid-19 diagnosis we're going bring you the latest on his condition.

>>welcome back just about 7.30 on this saturday morning taking a live look at the sutro cam you can see a little bit of fog. there a little bit of haze. it's a little cooler going to be a little cooler today we are in for a little heat up for parts of the bay area kron four's dave spahr standing by with a check of our forecast morning, hey dave something else. >>good morning, everybody, i'm just things ready here just a second here that we've got a live shot of report here. this is what's going on right now of current winds. around the region little bit of a draft is what i've been calling it here it's not quite an onshore wind a little bit of a drift that's kind of left over. we'll see more of that on shore winds a little bit later on in the forecast period. temperatures on the border, mostly 50's 60's for now 48 at the santa rosa 52 going on for napa now with the live shot

behind us by the way sfo we can see the color shun up there, but no delays being reported this morning 81 going on 11 by 2 at 93 now coming up a little bit we'll take a look at that 4 zone forecast which has yes some cooler temperatures today but they're going to be even more so as we get to tomorrow and into next week noel. >>president donald trump remains at walter reed hospital in washington dc this morning, he's being treated for covid-19 1st lady melania trump remains at the white house also being monitored after testing positive for the virus. the latest reports from inside the hospital say the president is experiencing shortness of breath and is extremely tired. but as doctor maintains he's responding well to treatment. president trump's doctor says he has not needed supplemental oxygen. now the president first lady are not the only ones dealing with the virus one week ago, the white house did hold a nomination ceremony in the rose garden.

>>for supreme court nominee judge amy coney barrett at least 7 people in attendance have now tested positive for covid-19 here's that full list of course the president as well as first lady melania north carolina senator thom tillis utah senator mike lee, wisconsin senator ron johnson, university of notre dame president reverend john jenkins and kellyanne conway have all tested positive. it is worth mentioning senators tell us and lee are both republican members of the senate judiciary committee which oversee the supreme court justice nomination hearings. despite their diagnosis south carolina sen. lindsey graham says he looks forward to the october 12th hearing and anyone who wants to participate virtually will be allowed to do so. now the president's diagnosis of covid-19 came shortly after his aide hope hicks was found to have been feeling sick on wednesday dean reynolds is showing us the timeline of events since then. >>president trump sought to

reassure the country with a brief statement before leaving the white house. >>i want to thank everybody for the tremendous support i'm going to walter reed hospital i think i'm doing very well but we're going to make sure that things work out the first lady is doing very well so thank you very much appreciated i will never forget thank but there is very little information about how serious his condition is and why medical attention at the white house. >>it was possibly inadequate to treat him. in addition, a huge unanswered question involves who else in the white house compound or in the traveling presidential entourage may be infected and contagious. despite frequent tests being administered. >>the first lady tested positive along with the president. their test followed word that a top trump aide hope hicks had not only tested positive. but was feeling sick on wednesday. the day she accompanied the president to a rally in duluth minnesota 3

people who attended the white house rose garden nomination of judge amy coney barrett for the supreme court last saturday are now infected with the virus. republican senators mike lee of utah and thom tillis of north carolina as well as father john jenkins, the president of the university of notre dame were coney barrett was a law professor have all tested positive the judge herself has tested negative. vice president pence and second lady karen pence were tested to and their results were negative as well and is due to debate democratic vice presidential nominee kamala harris on tuesday night that event is still on and former vice president joe biden and his wife jill were also tested and found to be negative for the virus. so mister biden ventured out onto the campaign trail in grand rapids michigan, where he referred to the day's developments the news is a reminder that we as a nation. >>need to do better dealing

with this our prayers are with the families on the more than 200 i think it's 7 now 207. 1000 americans who died from this virus. >>that was dean reynolds, reporting for us this morning while the president and everyone in the white he's only experiencing mild symptoms and he was taken to the hospital only out of an abundance of caution. the president is in a high-risk group for covid-19 president trump is 74 years old and he is considered clinically obese which makes him 5 times more likely to require hospitalization which of course has already happened it also makes him 90 times more likely to succumb to the illness than most younger adults between the ages of 1729. but again at this time the president is said to not require oxygen support. >>i'm usually in early stage of this illness, one of some centers of people shortness of

breath. he said he has shortness of breath but not enough to require oxygen support so it's really good news. so far. residents there is a drug so blocks this enzyme that the virus makes make genes virus. so that the virus can replicate so if you start this brother early. then might be they might have to lock the from the formation of the virus and to to decrease disease. >>doctor riley went on to say it's not necessarily a bad sign that the president will now be treated with a drug that still in clinical trials and that it could be a precaution. well another medical expert says it could be an indication he isn't just coasting along through this illness. coming up in the next hour 08:00am the president's physician doctor sean conley

will be giving a live update from walter reed so we will bring that to you live so that you have all the information as we receive it coming up on the kron 4. >>the president's diagnosis is raising a lot of questions about what happens if he can't carry out his duties going to be speaking to a who is usaa made for? it's made for this guy a veteran who honorably served and it's made for her she's serving now we made it for all branches and all ranks whether they served one tour or made a career of it. we also made usaa for military spouses and their kids usaa is easy to work with and can save you money on auto, home and renters insurance. become a member today. get an insurance quote at usaa.com/quote usaa. what you're made of we're made for

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the reaction coming in from republican state lawmaker, who was hospitalized because of the virus. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has that story. >>i would just hope that everyone again would respond like they did with me and separate the politics out of it, i know becomes much harder at the highest office in the last republican assemblyman tom lackey disheartened by the response to the president's covid-19 diagnosis, 3 months after being hospitalized for the virus himself. he says he still doesn't feel like his health is completely back to normal. he says he's praying for the president we need to really try to focus on being better people think beyond ourselves california democrats were mostly quiet on the topic friday by late afternoon governor gavin newsome and the leaders of both legislative chambers stayed silent on the diagnosis, silicon valley, assemblyman evan low mocked trump on twitter late thursday night writing prayers bleach and hydroxy-chloro-quinn it will go away just like that let me tell you black he says his own experience with

covid-19 changed his view of the virus do you think this is likely to change the president's perspective, i would certainly hope so i know humility may not be as his strongest asset that will change one way or another i think it will make you a better person as long as a guest intervention that that he demands and people will pray in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>and i temperatures today still be pretty much in the 80's and even the upper 90's far inland. take a look at the 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. and as we head to break another live look outside walter reed hospital where we are awaiting an update on president trump's condition you can see there are supporters they're outside. >>hoping and praying for the president's full recovery, bring you advanced non-small cell lung cancer can take away so much. but today there's a combination of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed

with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. it's the first and only approved chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works together in different ways to harness the power of the immune system. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more days. more nights. more beautiful weekends. more ugly sweaters. more big hugs. more small outings. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to attack normal organs and tissues in your body and affect how they work. this may happen during or after treatment has ended and can become serious and lead to death. some of these problems may happen more often when opdivo is used with yervoy. see your doctor right away if you have a new or worse cough; chest pain; shortness of breath; diarrhea; severe stomach pain; nausea or vomiting; dizziness; fainting; extreme tiredness; weight changes; constipation; excessive thirst; changes in urine or eyesight; rash; itching; confusion; memory problems; muscle pain or weakness; joint pain; flushing; fever; or tingling in hands and feet.

these are not all the possible side effects. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions including immune system problems, or if you've had an organ transplant or lung, breathing, or liver problems. here's to a chance for more together time. a chance to live longer. ask your doctor about opdivo plus yervoy. thank you to all involved in our clinical trials.

>>a symbol of america threatened to go up in flames in the glass fire that is until firefighters from the bay area took action. those firefighters spoke to kron four's haaziq madyun. >>it is a split-second decision to save the american flag from going up in flames captured on video that has gone viral. >>firefighters do that often you know if we see an american flag on a property that's going last for dropping it was around 04:00am monday morning with captain mike lawson of the fremont fire department the 4 person crew of engine 5

58 arrived at the fair winds estates winery in calistoga. >>fire was all around when's probably 4050 miles an hour. we found that get a little bit of water out of that, but there are a fire pump into the set down on us we did what we could with it now unfortunately can us 10 and mexican law firm got a look at each other lets go of it. >>the scott hall is the first 3 months firefighter you see in the video was he in firefighter was be earlier you are at the stars and stripes. >>walker over grabbed the flag started a rest of your work him over help grab the tail end of the fall about because the winds are pushing pretty hard he did everything you could to save the line or you couldn't do that. >>the talk about why it was important before you pulled out of there and to grab that american flag why was it important. >>we it we made it happen and i think later on got on the thank you don't like with everything going on in america

like this is one thing we all represent ration on one nation under god. i think it's a good crowd for her you know here to serve. >>kron 4 news. >>you know those conditions up there are very dicey for our firefighters there hoping and praying for cooldown hoping and praying for some sort of relief dave spahr standing by in the weather center with a look at our forecast today for a good morning and good morning, looks like we'll get a little bit of an onshore wind working here and temperatures will cool this week coming up ahead, but we don't have the major synoptic systems moving through. >>that hopefully would sometimes give us some rain too maybe by next weekend. there's that little slight chance of a sprinkle here or there sfo noting some of that familiar orange and red hue and haze in the skies 50's and 40's covering most of the

district we have some lower 60's up there to the east bay, if you will note, winds not going too much now we have them little bit of an onshore drift which will continue later on for today, most notably up here in the north bay got sonoma and murray and mostly is where you'll feel that on shore north westerly wind coming really for tomorrow doesn't do too much comparison sake, but we will be much cooler after that in our temperatures which are we'll show you the highs for today, tropical storm near the gulf of mexico in fact going into the air after goes you can see. even tampa is a little bit. they can't pay cheese the next thing that happens by early into next week to watch out for remains tropical storm strength. a 50 mile per hour winds, middle of the week we'll see what happens. after that point looks like a big rainmaker therefore southern mexico, 74 for san francisco coming in here 72 daly city 71 pacifica these numbers by the way reduced to the 60's for tomorrow 70's and 80's mixture if you will along the bay side 84 going on for burlingame and

some lower 90's down south san carlos, 85 mountain view 91 for palo alto in the south bay, most of the readings around 90 ish but morgan hill reaching for 98 los gatos at 93 east bay shoreline to the south. but it's into the 80's upper 90's going on in tri valley will be shaving away at these numbers tomorrow 98 for walnut creek and also conquered 88 san leandro 80 going on for berkeley solano county some readings well inland in the middle 90's 86 benicia 94 for its bird we haven't quite gotten those. onshore winds coming in from the bay yet 90 going on for now pup and rose with lower 90's heading down south. here's the 70 forecast again today pops out but big changes happening as we get into next week and how about some 70's for highs inland or that feels nice as a takes us to the end of the week noel. thanks dave. >>president donald trump's positive covid-19 test and now hospitalization is raising some questions about what

happens if you becomes too sick to carry out his duties kron 4 tahernia spoke to a constitutional expert to find out. the coronavirus has proven to be deadly. killing more than 200,000 people in the united states and of the president is at walter reed hospital after testing positive for covid-19. >>the president's health could now be in serious danger. he's currently under medical care, however if his health were to take a turn for the worse and he were to die. the presidential succession act would be triggered that act sets forth the order in which us federal government officials assume the president's power in duties if the president is not present to carry out those duties either by way of removal resignation or death. in the event the president does not survive covid-19 and the presidential succession act is triggered the line of succession starts with the vice president as the first successor, the vice president is then followed by a list of 17 other officials next in

line with the president's health at risk and the elections right around the corner things can get a little complicated there's no automatic process i mean again if the president were to resign and you know i want to president pence would then become president. >>but would he be the candidate standing for election on november not unless the republican party said that he was and then of course all the ballots have already been printed in fact millions of people have already voted. now one of trump's why majority but he already resigned or been we're died. we've never faced situation either. and i'm not sure anyone really i don't think the election will be postponed because actually the president has no role in that election. the presidential succession act is triggered only if president dies or resigns or is removed from office. >>in the event president trump recovers and determines he's no longer able to carry out his duties as president. >>the 25th amendment allows him voluntarily say that he's incapacitated and then transfer his powers to vice

president mike pence which would then make pence the acting president again that transfer of power is not automatic unless the president dies resigns or is removed from office with the president currently at walter reed hospital for the next few days. we hope he makes a speedy recovery as for now the white house spokeswoman says trump remains in charge his powers have not been transferred to vice president mike pence reporting in the newsroom sanaz tahernia kron 4 news. >>taking a live look outside san francisco. the embarcadero that sun trying to peek through this morning looking pretty good out there and as we head to break we do have another live look outside of walter reed hospital in washington dc where supporters are out there hoping for the best for president trump as he is hospitalized with covid-19 stick with us.

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>>welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody we're still dealing with that hazy know that orange red is shot kind of hugh going on spare the air day today again looks like that's going to continue into early next week but we are getting cooling though. again here's a live shot of u c berkeley we see some of the sun appearing on through along the east bay shoreline. they area temperatures haven't moved too much yet we're in the 50's and 60's department, a chilly 48 up there. the city of santa rosa, 52 meanwhile for napa current winds across the region pretty much calm a

little bit of a drift on short you will at san francisco about 5 miles per hour. the lowdown today, 81 by 11 by 2 we're talking 93 still going to be hot in those inland pockets, though, but by tomorrow you're going to start to feel the change the carries a senate early next week well. thanks dave take a look at this. >>i mountain lion being cared for at the oakland zoo right now was rescued by a firefighter. on the fire lines of those aug fire that burning up in shasta county. the mountain lion is a male between 4, 6 weeks old and is being treated for some burns staff at the oakland zoo say he's responding very well to medication and food as they nursed him back to health beautiful little creature. is recovering still ahead in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. we are continuing our breaking news coverage of the president's hospitalization for covid-19 a live update from walter reed.

>>coming at 08:00am and we'll speak to our political analyst michael yaki and tom del beccaro about the political fallout from the president's diagnosis, so close to election day. and of course continuing coverage of the wildfires burning up in the north bay after another mandatory evacuation order was maintained overnight. we'll continue our coverage after the break. it's kohl's friends & family sale! take an extra 20% off... get fleece for the family - $15.99 and under... the new fitbit inspire 2 is $99.99... and get family denim - $17.59 and under... plus, get kohl's cash... plus, free store pickup. find a little more this fall. it's easier than ever to enjoy what you love from us

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>>area's local news station. we begin now with breaking news. >>thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news, i'm noelle bellow marty gonzales has the morning off it is saturday october 3rd and we still have one more day of warmth across the bay area are going to get you a check of your morning forecast with dave spahr in just a moment, but we want to get you straight to that breaking news of the president's condition, president trump's. and walter reed hospital this morning after being diagnosed with covid-19 on thursday, this is video of him leaving for the hospital on marine one friday afternoon, the latest reports

say he's experiencing shortness of breath and is being treated with a red disappear as well as an experimental antibody cocktail he's expected to stay in the hospital for at least a few more days we are awaiting a live update from his doctor there at walter reed we're going to bring that to you live as soon as it begins. but the president's diagnosis continue to ripples across the political landscape with just 31 days to go before the election this morning. we have reaction from our political analyst michael yaki and tom del beccaro gentlemen, good morning. your morning. >>it feels like we've been on quite the roller coaster just in the last 2 weeks, especially but most especially over the last several days we had a messy debate, followed by of course this now bombshell diagnosis. tom i want to start with you the president of course has continued to say the country has the virus under control of course is famous famous line that it will just disappear.

now he and his wife have it along with several other members of the white house and his campaign how are you seeing this impact the president's campaign in this final month. >>and now 3 us senators apparently all related closely packed event that they intended. in the rose garden regard to the supreme nominee who had it when i think 8 weeks ago. this refocuses michael and i been saying the last 2 days the trump lead rather not have covid be centerpiece of the campaign. but now it is and it's refocuses all their thoughts now because it's very clear that manner in which they were operating these people whether it's likely ron johnson. where the president can be what the models for the country is there needs to be greater protections and so that

doesn't really help the president going there's going to be rallying effect it will help him in the short run, but he's got to come out of this with a new mission with respect to not only for his own benefit, but for the benefit of the country. >>michael someone on the other side of the aisle. how do you see this affecting the president's campaign. >>well again tom and i both been talking about this for the past 20 7 hours or so which is that yes, this is it for the last month or to the president has been doing everything he can the shift focus of the campaign away from the pandemic talking about the looting in minneapolis or portland or kenosha talking about mail in ballot fraud all those sorts of things that have been out there trying to in talking trying to distract people away from the pandemic itself. this puts its square front and center in front of the president. it's in front of

the voters know we can get away from it. the only thing that the president can do. and you know i don't know how she would call it but but it would be like saint paul's conversion on the road to damascus he would have to essentially embrace everything that he has rejected. talk steve mnuchin ago and make a deal with speaker pelosi in a corona relief bill. do the sorts of things that other people who are had other elected officials on the republican elected officials who have contracted covid-19 of have experienced a their own sort of conversion on this. remember that trump is very attuned to his base and his base right now is anti mask. he's in leading and reflecting a lot of that sentiment out there so the question. there's a push poll whether he comes out of this. with a changed person, we don't know, but we we hope so we and we all of course hope that he does recover. well it quickly definitely. >>yesterday joe biden said

he's going to be pulling back the negative ads. let's talk a little bit about whether or not that's the right call to go a little softer just a month before the election. i've seen lots of people on social media saying it's not the right time to pull back. what do you guys think. >>you're to the left is the overreaction you re obama say she wished the president dies and then told her tweet. >>now is in fact continue with it certainly calls around 9 sacks and job, by nature is that way. >>who is actually. so the 40 years whether you followed him or not. was a likable person and so it doesn't surprise me at all that that he's done that sort of thing you can still draw contrasts be bite and i think you're going to my

and i so i think you're going to see that going forward in over reaction last week not be good. the biden campaign me not even him by the left continues to do that and so i think he's leading on the issue of ok, let's focus is more on policy and away from negativity which is and think people need to know what he wants to do going forward. >>i think they're very smart by the by vice president biden again part of his eat those is i want heal. i want to unify and and showing sort of a class act at least initially here by saying we're pulling back in the native ads does 2 things one it makes him look better and 2 and again focuses on negative by even talking about that and and as tom said you can talk about the pandemic you can talk about the 208 9,000 americans who have died. you can talk about the lack of ppe and and vaccines. another country

she's without necessarily the president by by inference. it's going to be there anyway and again biden campaign one of the pandemic befriend center. now it do no work of their own. i think they'll just let it let ride right now in work on essentially the closing case for joe biden years what he wants and why he's a better alternative. the to donald trump. >>and all of this of course unfolding just days after the white house held that large ceremony in the garden the rose garden to announce judge amy coney barrett nomination the next supreme court justice what's the fallout here going forward because we were kind of full speed ahead on all of this. and now several of the senators who are on that judiciary committee are positive with covid. several them were in attendance at this at ceremony here so what's the fallout going forward when it comes to the supreme court justice nominee.

>>i think this is going to go ahead you're definitely going to happen committee. the republicans aren't aren't going to change i watched that ceremony from my house and raise my eyebrows when i saw so many people in such a small arena and thought to myself why don't want to be so and not to be a very hard for all of them, but it's not going to change his friend for donations going to go forward going to get confirmed and i think it's going to happen the the election. michael and been saying this does not reflect well, and they are the country's leadership. >>i'm going to actually differ slightly with tom on this we now have the recent 3 republican senators with covid and we have no idea exactly how the disease is going to run its course in you can have a full you can have a zoom committee meeting you cannot

have seaate folks and at so and if this. remember mitch mcconnell's at the u.s. was that the a presentation as it were of. judge barrett as a number of other republican senators and if that number starts increase at all. if the number that we have to quarantine and cannot go to the physically to the capital. there may be a situation where mitch mcconnell does not have 50 votes in order to move the now nation because right now there is no provision for voting. remotely or by zoom in the united states senate. >>both of you keep saying you know they have that the president isn't and the white house of course is the leadership of our country and they have does not necessarily lead by example here when it comes to covid-19 and we would hope that this experience allows them to change that course do you believe they will though. >>well i think michael i agree

with michael that there's at riuk now excess and given given the importance of the supreme court. i think you are going find that is saying don't it will just be incredibly toned s. so there's no, i mean, there's no reason not to just wanted to i don't agree that that they sleep. we did a reacts president came out and said hey look we need to be more careful guys look what happened to me. i i think that they would welcome that so. they have increased the stress and so i'm not getting around supreme court nominee that would be incredible price for them to pay so i think they're going to you're going to find a change. you know time i would hope that would be the case. >>but i've been looking and reading about some of the republican legislators. a local mayors and city council people who contract covid and then attempted to sort of

evangelize to their constituents have been and then met tone deaf hostility. i have family in rural pennsylvania, they wear masks and they have been they get dirty looks from people at the supermarket all the time still despite what's going on right now so. but you know i think what's important here is that. this does bear out the idea and that the notion the science of masks and social distancing. and i think going to be important. it will be important for the republicans because their standard-bearer because the president. it's now in the hospital. being treated for covid-nineteen to get on board as quickly as possible because it's it behooves them in in their electoral reasons remember there are a lot of senate races senate seats jeopardy right now to train clear clear this off the calendar in terms of being an election issue for them all right. >>michael tom thanks so much

for joining us we'll continue to check in with you guys as all of this on faulty appreciate it. thank you know her. all right as we head to break we have a live look outside walter reed hospital in washington dc. we are awaiting an update from the president's doctor regarding his stat it's rising. the pain is coming.

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>>welcome back 8.16 here on this saturday morning kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr standing by to give us an idea of what our weather is going to be looking like we can see the golden gate bridge say of the last 15 minutes clear clear that no we've got blue on here how about that i like it a good morning. well. >>good morning, everybody and off to a improving start to karl the fog is like he has some air state care against that is really disappearing. >>looking pretty nice of the golden gate bridge with an improve what we can see both towers now finally, not much

of a breeze though as you will notice east bay shoreline there it's starting to light up as well as we get some haze some of that we're going to get rid of because that's the smoke in the 60's and 50's for the most part and alex steps out at 7049 meanwhile santa rosa little cooler up there. 62 checking in for san jose so basically it's the same thing we had before this high has some influence on us but its waning sore with a z in a bit of an onshore. we'll call it drift going on a little bit to be felt after we get some daytime heating and some of those inland valleys, let's go for what this mostly in sonoma county are in. that's pretty much the strongest that we're getting a little bit around the peninsula as well this adrift from the northwest at least here and then the performance tomorrow is not quite as impressive will be a little cooler though tomorrow that we like as well now we the drying out conditions this afternoon. then we have to have this recovery tomorrow morning and it's not much of one as you can see very little green covering around the

perimeter of the bay there even kind of low humidity values to be found in land there and there's the dry out to get there in a sonoma county a lot of county and also napa county's a little bit. this again will be tomorrow afternoon a little dry left over even though we've cooled off so we're still left sonny hayes mixed and all that thing here. still we may pop near 100 and some of those inland valleys by tomorrow notice of the cooler as we have some lower 90's going on some of those same spots in the upper 90's today, 70's covering portions of the bay and the next week, some earnest cooling some scattered clouds thrown in there. maybe a sprinkle trying to happen by week's end somebody's for san francisco opened at 8390 san jose and still quite warm in those inland valleys as we look at mid to upper 90's, the party's bay where more than the 4 zone forecast coming up well. >>all right, thanks dave. the glass fire continues to burn for a 6th day in parts of napa and sonoma counties as of this morning. the fire has burned

more than 62,000 acres. containment said that 10% right now cal fire says the blaze has destroyed more than 800 homes. thousands of people are evacuated, including the entire city of calistoga now in sonoma county, a mandatory evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings. the devastation in santa rosa neighborhoods though is still being tallied kron four's maureen kelly has more. >>parts of the valley of the moon look more like the valley of the moon escape with so much charred wooden ash covered debris where homes used to be like this one on meadow wood drive in the oakland community. my county said get out now the chair of the sonoma county board of supervisors, susan gorin is one of the residents evacuated from her home here for the second time in 3 years she still rebuilding the home she lost which escaped the fire this time around as is the rental home. she is currently living in i didn't want to be in the position again of losing everything so i did

stuff every nook and cranny of my car a distribution center is expected to open possibly as soon as saturday. >>as sequoyah elementary school for those burned out to pick up protective gear needed like goggles and gloves so they can inspect their properties safely we ask everybody not to do extensive pawing through the ashes until we can have the hazardous materials. crews come through not border. i remember that they pick up the propane canisters, the paint containers. evidence of fertilizer. in the last 5 years we've had people losing. literally tons of ammunition and fire arms and so you want to make sure that all of that has been cleared out before you even think about entering that property also expected to come online early next week at maria creel high school a local assistance center where

fire victims can learn about how to get help from fema. >>and the small business administration as well as help getting documents replace like driver's licenses that may have been burned up. in the fire. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>north a woman is raising money to feed the fire crews on the front lines of the glass fire that effort is also helping out local restaurants who are struggling as well kron four's michelle kingston has that story. >>every day this week firefighters are fueling up local food throughout sonoma county, thanks to air all to rosa. it takes a village to do this this is not just me community members donated more than $45,000 this week to erica police teaming up with restaurants in the north bay every day to serve breakfast and dinner to hundreds of first responders other so grateful to come down there so dirty and and they just looked like so sluggish and.

>>they come every single one of them is just so gracious and so thankful for all that we're doing for and so then they start eating you can just see them like perk up again. it is tell that okay they're ready to go back out you know so these firefighters are eating warm local fresh meals, but they're also able to stock up on supplies like chapstick eye drops deodorant. >>and erica she's not alone out here she's partnered with another local company who was feeding these heroes right alongside her tonight when this this all blew up again, you know we're looking they're like wow this is happening go against their peak again tips tried to trolley has been serving firefighters since 2017. >>the owners say it's the most rewarding experience to be able to help but i think if you ever. >>if you want to figure out how to get through something as awful as as as your whole community going up in flames right. probably the best thing you do is to try to get back in santa rosa michelle kingston kron 4 news.

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sunday head coach kyle shanahan says nick mullens will get the start no shock there and after his performance last week the team should be feeling pretty good mullen said 343 yards one touchdown and 0 interceptions against the giants shanahan said he's been crisp in practice and just adjusting to this week's offensive game plan. some good news on the injury front star tight end george kittle and wide receiver deebo samuel are expected to play on sunday. >>it's great getting cattle back, you know we're close last weekend. then you don't. i think those oil was tough a little bit about the joinery because how well he was playing and everything and we lost him during the game, but meal to pull that off and still win and they get killed this pet back this week. i think it excites guys a lot haven't divo back out there to just not have been throughout training camp and stuff you can field on wednesday. devos got a personality everyone gravitates to he works nobody is a funny guy, the guys like to hang around and those cool

to have him out there this week you definitely feel different vive. >>you just heard coach mention getting kittle back is also key with 40 niners tight end jordan reed now nursing a sprained mcl he suffered in last week's game. he will not play on sunday. the forty-niners take on the eagles at levi stadium sunday evening at 5.20, the eagles are limping along heading into week 4 at '02, 1, with qb carson wentz struggling. so this should be a very winnable game for the niners now back at home. an exciting time to be an a's fan with the team advancing to the alds but it's also tough that fans can cheer them on in person. usually when playoff baseball is underway find professional cheerleader george henderson also known as crazy george front row center at the coliseum instead he's been spending time on this boat and cheering the a's on from afar, crazy georgia's dedicated decades of his life to cheering for sports teams in the bay area and beyond in fact 39 years ago in playoff

game at the coliseum krazy george introduced the wave to the world and it going like i love god motive, they energy and it kept going and going around about 7 times and the fans never saw anything like it in their life and they were celebrating and screaming. >>he is full of personality, crazy george hopes to be back inside the coliseum in 2021 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the wave. he also says he has no doubt the a's will win the upcoming series. they host the houston astros on monday for game one of the american league division series at dodger stadium first pitch at one '07 and we're getting ahead of ourselves but orlando bubbles where we take you now he lakers game 2 of the nba finals. lakers controlled this one in the 3rd lakers up by 12 lebron james really dominated this game behind the arc he drops in the tray 33 points for lebron but this would be the dagger right here 4th

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>>it 31 here on this saturday morning welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news after a couple of very hot and also humid days in some parts of the bay. we're waking up to a little bit of cooler temperatures. this is a live look at sutro can you can kind of see though that haze is definitely still there in the air going to begin our half hour with another check of your forecast with dave spahr know well good morning and good morning, everybody and relief being felt around the immediate bay. >>got to get you folks in the inland valleys by tomorrow, you notice a bigger change happening not a lot with the winds though we're still fairly calm. we have this high pressure that's still fairly close by. it's what provided all this warmth that we had during this entire week. a look at bay area temperatures right now we've got 40's and 50's up there the north bay 74 antioch 50's and 60's still on elsewhere 62 this hour, san jose for comparison's sake we are a little cooler both

inland and around the immediate bay than yesterday around the immediate bates about a half a dozen degrees behind as it is up in the north bay to looks like by a few degrees. breaking it down for today will say hazy sunshine thrown in this for good measure, 86 or so by high noon by 3 o'clock we're at 94, although some inland spots will still be racing to some upper 90's today today will be the last day though we turn the corner looking for temperatures to be a little bit more mild we'll call it and actually getting a little cooler by the end of the week we'll have that extended in your 4 zone coming up in a bit well. >>president donald trump remains at walter reed hospital in washington dc this morning, he's being treated for covid-19 1st lady melania trump remains at the white house also being monitored after testing positive for the virus. the latest reports from inside the hospital say that the president is experiencing shortness of breath and is extremely tired. but his doctor does maintain that he has been responding well to treatment. president trump's doctor says the president has not needed supplemental oxygen

now we are awaiting a live update from walter reed medical center this morning, we'll bring that to you live as soon as it happens the president and the first lady are not the only ones dealing with the virus one week ago, the white house did hold a nomination ceremony in the rose garden for supreme court nominee judge amy coney barrett at least 7 people in attendance have now tested positive for covid-19 that's the list includes the president and first lady north carolina senator thom tillis utah senator mike lee, wisconsin senator ron johnson university of notre dame president reverend john jenkins as well as kellyanne conway. now it's worth mentioning senators tell us and lee are both republican members of the senate judiciary committee which oversee the supreme court justice nomination hearings despite their diagnosis south carolina senator lindsey graham says he is still looking forward to the october 12th hearing and anyone who wants to participate virtually will be able to do so. we'll

take a look at the series of events that led up to the president's diagnosis on tuesday president trump was in cleveland for the first presidential debate with joe biden the 2 did not shake hands and the president's family was seen in the audience, not wearing masks on wednesday, the president traveled to minnesota where he attended an outdoor rally and an indoor private fundraiser. it was also on wednesday night that presidential aide hope hicks tested positive for covid-19 however that was not revealed until thursday and then that same day president trump announced he and first lady melania had been tested for the virus and confirmed to both have it. the president and first lady then began isolating in the white house, we know the president started exhibiting symptoms friday morning and shortly before 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. he was flown to walter reed hospital for further treatment. now. while the while president and everyone

in the white he is only experiencing mild symptoms and was only taken to the hospital out of an abundance of caution the president is in a high-risk group for covid-19 president trump is 74 years old. he's considered clinically obese which makes him 5 times more likely to require hospitalization which of course is already happened now it also makes him 90 times more likely to succumb to the illness. the most younger adults between the ages of 1729. but again at this time the president is said to not require oxygen support. >>usually in early stage of this illness, one of some centers of people shortness of breath. he said he has shortness of breath but not enough to require oxygen support so. so it's really good use. so far. read this there is a drug so blocks this enzyme that the virus makes

make genes virus. so that the virus can replicate so if you start to struggle early then might be they might have to block from the formation of the virus and to to decrease disease. >>doctor lee riley went on to say it's not necessarily a bad sign that the president will now be treated with a drug that still in clinical trials and that it could just be a precaution while another medical expert says it could be an indication he isn't just coasting along through this illness. again we are awaiting a live update from the president's physician doctor sean conley he is giving us are going to be giving us a live update from walter reed and we will bring that to you as soon as it begins. >>morning news world leaders are reacting to the president's diagnosis we're going to hear from some including those that have recovered from

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he had a mild cough and nasal congestion the fatigue. all of which are now resolving improving. this time like to bring up doctor julie to discuss some of the specifics presidents care. thank you and good afternoon doctor shawn tully is a doctor conley mention. >>start off mention what it was probably of our medical team someone behind me. and the honor of spending care for the president over his last 24 hours here walter reed. he's receiving a standing multidisciplinary care. stay the for coronavirus infection. we are monitoring very closely of for any evidence of complications from either the coronavirus the illness or the therapies that we're prescribing to make him better. we have monitor his cardiac is kidney function is

liver function all of those. are normal. and the president this morning is not on not having difficulty, breathing walking around. the white house medical unit of stairs. he's an exceptionally good spirits in as we're completing our multidisciplinary rounds this morning. record he left us with was i feel like i can walk out of here today and that was a very encouraging comment from the president. all ago had introduced are the who will talk about some of our therapeutics and the plan for a plan of care for today. thank you. thank you doctor joy and i'd like to echo the sentiment from the entire team with honor and a privilege it has to be part of this most of this to care for the president. >>about 40 hours ago the president received a special antibody therapy directed against the coronavirus and we're working very closely with the company to monitor him. in terms of that

yesterday evening he received his survivor ii remdesevir and our plan is to continue a five-day treatment course 4 and a severe. and the big plan for today since he's in such great spirits and doing well is to encourage them to eat to drink to stay hydrated to be up out of bed and to be working and doing the thing he things that he needs to to get well. hour for doctor conley 10 questions. it's important that the president's been fever free for 24 we remain cautiously optimistic. >>but he's doing great. with one other note it should be clear he's got plenty of work to get done from the chief of staff. and he's doing it. but that there's a couple questions about the president's health. in the last couple days the president's centuries of >>if so the the saturation that we had up walking around he was about 96%.

>>is not received any so my he's not on oxygen right now that's right. >>is not received any at all. he's is not needed any but this morning today at all that's right the 90's. >>if you have an when he might be discharged all well. i want to put a hard date on he's doing so well. >>but. the on course, the illness they 7 to 10 we get really concerned about the inflammatory things phase 2. given that we provide some of defense there be so early in the course a little bit earlier than most of the patients, we know and follow. it's hard to tell where he on that course and so every day we're evaluating doesn't need to be here. what does he and where's he going. this is the probability that he will be a supplemental oxygen going forward, i don't want to put percentage on that but right now all indicators are that he

will remain off of oxygen going forward. in terms of like blood clots pneumonia bacterial infection what you see is the risk on that front of all we know that all of them are risks associated with this condition. >>he is receiving all standard of care and beyond her routine in national coat of so we're monitoring for all of but at the moment, there's no cause for concern you said he was his favorite free now what before we iro not give any specific numbers but he did have a thursday into friday and since friday morning. he's had problem there is that i'm sorry live around top of the remdesevir works a little bit differently than the antibodies we're all aspects of his this virus, you know

multi-pronged approach. mister and hold anything back if there was any possibility that it would add value to the scare and expedite his return. i want to take it with a team created so to see back to what was the date of the president's last negative test, not going to get until the testing going back. but he had no staff or tested. and ppe protocol for a president ever seen the tears and the doctor. it's the same as a hospital we have an area clean that put your equipment on and then beyond that not everybody is fully counted up masks gloves. we're protecting ourselves and to be done to screen is there's been a sign of a lung damage whatsoever we following all of that with you a sound work. the team is

tracking all of them not going go into specifics of what the findings one has he ever been on something he right now he is you keep saying right now, but should we read into the fact that have been pretty yesterday and today he was not on so he has not been on it during covid treatment. >>is not on oxygen we're going to consider that divide us talk to the president we discussed it he asked about he's not now. symptoms has also experienced difficulty breathing no, no he has not ever did a little cough. if the fever. more than anything he's felt run down. >>it's handling contact. tracing is at the white house or cdc near the white white house medical unit conjunction with the. >>you know corp cvc local state health departments conducting all contact tracing per cdc guidelines. >>one of the positive side to

72 wednesday. >>so thursday following the news of a close contact is when we repeated testing. and given kind of clinical indications that a little bit more concern and that's when that late at we got the pcr confirmation that he was is there any clarity on how he became infected not going to go into thus far as his parents or when he became a second yeah we're going to go into we're just tracking. best care. the president they 5 days and we discuss that right if he 5 that will likely be the again every day we're reviewing with the his needs for being here as soon as he gets the point it's not a requirement. it may still need some care that we provide that

downtown of the then we will transition at that point. so let's say for appropriate team grace in addition to his weight does he have any other risk factors that make him more grist for sort of a severe case not particularly he's 74 is and his slightly other that he's very close trails great sport for suspects not on medication for he's often actors who so is activity in the days leading up to long hours in he's there with when you pry other vitals like heart rate blood pressure and so his his heart rate is in 70's >>and his blood pressure has remained where it's where it's historically been praying or physical. you know one time to unplug these great is never had no concerns to why was the decision made to transfer him here because the president

united states and the party is doctors found that the prone position is helpful for covid has he been in all know we actually he asked about that he thursday into friday. he's been briefed by task force in all scientists for months and he brought that up you know we were discussing is cough and the times oxygen levels were okay feel the need to do he came up here just with the team as well. we consider all options, but he is not needed why wasn't the first lady admitted as first ladies to a great country asking she has no indication for hospitalization advance their the she's convalescing at home. track and you know oxygen video was even thursday and he's with today's status no no thursday, enough i guess that that was my work and there's a no oxygen none of this moment yesterday with the team we're all here he was not

on so has the president actually as a patient to this hospital the president as a patient. >>that will treat national if you on a nice terrorists. the press thank you thank thank you. we were just watching the live update of president donald trump's condition as he can. >>as he continues to deal with coronavirus we're 72 hours into his covid diagnosis. more than anything they say he's been dealing with fatigue but overall doctors are extremely happy with the president's condition right now we'll continue to bring you. more information on this as soon as we come back from break doctors say they are extremely happy with his condition right now the most that he's felt is fatigue they would not give the details regarding his

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just a second. just check these winds out here is the uptick that happens which means we have a change of the guard high-pressure diminishes we have an onshore drift that's going to be enough to correct those temperatures though, so things are looking up in that department let's get to in your 4 zone forecast 74 san francisco to the coast will do some lower 70's that's today. better feeling going on for tomorrow though 82 millbrae 84 for burlingame and let's pop some 90's heading south there 91 for palo alto 89 for redwood city 85 mountain view out of the south bay santa clara valley, around 90 ish will say 98 from morgan hill 93 los gatos east bay shoreline to the south most readings here still checking in thoge lofty mid to upper 80's in the south tri valley is upper 90's so again we're feeling maybe not as hot as before, but the bigger changes are happening tomorrow, 98 walnut creek 95 for danville 89 castro valley with 84 berkeley 81 for richmond solano county you'll still be

treated some of those middle 90's fairfield vacaville, even pittsburgh at 9496. antioch but 84 for vallejo and the nation 86 we're still waiting for a little bit of a drift coming in from the bay which though not the cause too much today 94 napa 94 going on for santa rose with temperatures in the lower 90's heading down south stenson beach 73 still looks okay at the beaches. but everybody is calling down get a load of this watch your step. 100 or so and maybe some the far east bay locations big correction happening tomorrow. we quickly fly through the 80's and look at that how about some 70's for highs as we finish off the weekend by the way final note might see maybe a sprinkle by next weekend potentially well. >>stay ahead in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news continue our coverage of president trump's hospitalization for covid-19 we'll bring you the very latest and we'll speak to our political analysts about the political fallout from the president's. the diagnosis so close to election day.

>>from the bay area's local news station. we begin now with breaking news. >>o'clock on this saturday morning, thanks for joining us on the kron 4 weekend morning news, i'm noelle bellow marty gonzales has the morning off we still have one more day of warmth across the bay area we're going to get you a check of your forecast in just a bit but we want to get straight to the latest on the president's condition, we just received a live update from the from walter reed hospital this morning, the president still there after being diagnosed with covid-19 and after

receiving update from his doctor this morning, there's still some questions a lot of people his doctors say they are extremely happy with the president's condition right now they say he's been fever free. for 24 hours, however, they would not confirm what his fever was when he did have a fever on thursday and into friday doctor conley also would not specify if the president was ever on supplemental oxygen. >>they kind back and forth of one of the reporters there but he. the doctor says he's not on any supplemental oxygen today. more than anything doctors say the president is dealing with that he feeling a little rundown. but he is being treated with remdesevir as well as an experimental antibody cocktail. the president is expected to stay in the hospital for at least a few more days, however, his doctors did say that he told them this morning, he feels like he could walk out of the hospital today. now this morning we do have some reaction from our political analyst michael yaki and tom

del beccaro you guys were listening in on that press conference what were your thoughts. michael start with you. >>on my first thought was that obviously with the present is good news. at least right now that the president does have a fever. the stern the field are very well, but the one thing that was interesting was how he said we're not going to release him right now because we're worried about the inflammatory face in the inflammatory phase. in. covid is probably the one that everyone is worried about because that's when the damage to the lungs and heart and other issues other organ stirred can it can manifest so. there are 2 things that you're from one. they're talking about the 7 that to it is there a manifestation of inflammatory chase which means to me they are looking back at the saturday event with judge barrett as the as the as the time at which the president was infected. so what it means for is between now and probably midweek or or toward the end of next week. we'll

know whether or not the president. we have any any serious complications from covid and get back on the campaign trail. >>tom what are your so from my perspective, the key here is the oxygen i heard them and saying he has been on west interstate friday or saturday. he's measurements 96. my mission is 97 measure my time again to see how it is so you know here's how it works early you get to something like this the better your chance and they got him in as early as possible. i and they gave him medicines that look is a president united states, it's to treatment levels in the world president united states and everybody and so as mike pointed you have to be cautious to not come rushing back out there. because they want to make sure that it

doesn't really get worse. so he's better he could possibly. avoid all the serious complications and be out and and see the people think. >>but it's a president united states and whether it would have been george washington barack obama or or this president they're going to take action. koch. >>going to extra precaution, and it seems like they're they're really kind of holding on to some of the information right they were asked what his fever was that information wasn't given it was kind of a back and forth when it came to the answer regarding oxygen. just a quick look at twitter i'm kind of looking to see how people were reacting because everyone really was glued to their screens when this update comes out everyone wants to know how he's doing a lot of people questioning as saying that that it seemed that there was some information being withheld they're did you guys feel that at all. >>key information on it says oxygenation and why conceive or reality might point out

that this is a process there's sort of this first week where it sort of bills and then after that is where the higher risks comes in not everybody goes to the higher period and has all those complications doesn't look like some first ladies going to not at all the vast majority of people 1990 plus percent don't so he's in a good space right now. and look for someone i've been answering questions behind my concern now for decades. and that kind of position. his job a season is going to be brilliant with the press on every little nuance no one can be this with the oxygen, what asian level of 96 and say that the president's is doing poorly any also said he has some time read. i'm i'm just going put a slight cautionary note on times. >>redistricting interpretation of facts in venice. we're

still figuring out what covid really does to the to the to the human system how it runs its course everyone is different. i mean we've there's a lot of stories out there. clean chris cuomo remember saying you felt great on the sun. his fellow he's ready to go back to work and then 2 days later boom hit him really hard and you start having breathing and his action into mixed oxide nation started to drop down a bit. so we don't know yet they're being cautious that it's right for them to be cautious. we knew more about this disease if we could say with certainty that these things are markers that. i would say that he's out of the woods they would have said that they didn't they're being cautious. so i think we all we have to be as well, but at least. the good for now is at least phase will and. not causing any, but they are waiting for phase 2 shouldn't appear.

>>right and that's kind of i myself knowing people who have gone through this virus knowing that it does come and go in waves the. symptoms some days you feel perfectly fine like they said that he told his doctors today he felt like he could walk out of here, but i do know have personally known people who feel that way one day and then the very next day they're knocked back in bed. so it is it's a touch and go situation of course all of these are really good indicators that he is responding well to all of the treatments. i think the one question that i have for both of you now is one of the questions that was asked was it do we know exactly when he was infected or at what point did he come in contact with someone with the virus and doctor conley said that how the president was infected is irrelevant to his obviously it is you know what his care is what is what it's going to be however i think it is relevant to all of those people that he's come in contact with over the past week how do you guys feel about that do you feel that it's irrelevant. >>well its enrollment for that

doctor to answer that question that's not his job to make that determination and that's for the principal reason. why he said they do need to go contact tracing and figure out where that where this started for you take care of everyone in round ever sense but keep in mind that particular job. doctor that's not his job. >>exactly how the president got it is less important in how they treated. they do want to at least have some idea of he might have gotten it because they needed to trace. the course of where it is in the disease and it seems to me that they think you know they didn't say was the that it was the saturday event with judge merrick you want to go back to one point that that tom made which was theirs the standard of care for the president the united states and the standard of care for everyone else they think that is it is actually something that people like me are going to be thinking about. in the near future because part of the whole

issue about judge barrett and part of the whole issue regarding the supreme court is the affordable care act. and help people to health care and how people have access to remedies like from disappear or the monoclonal antibodies that the president the president got and what that means for for people's health going forward is part of the pandemic another and future to come. i think that's that's an interesting i think is going to be played right now but i think in in the next few weeks people are going to start noticing that there already is some chatter on twitter and other and other platforms about the standard of care the president of course. he should get highest standards of care but then again every american should be able to forward and be able to receive that as well. >>keep in mind that he signed the right to try which was an act that permits people in difficult situations to try things even if they don't have fda approval. so he's been on

the forefront of expanding access to experimental care which he and park on experimental care. >>that's right he they they did say they're doing everything that they that they would be doing with with anyone in this situation. he is receiving all standard of care for routine covid diagnoses so we're going to continue obviously to. be updated on the president's condition and will i'm sure continue to chat with you gentlemen you're feeling frisky just confirmed positive ucf governor chris christie as we just received that information he has been i guess helping the with his campaign and has just reported that he's been feeling not so great the last couple of days and has tested positive as so that list kind of keeps growing we'll continue to keep everyone updated on those positive and negative results as they come in dependent upon who gets what gentlemen, thanks for joining me again appreciate it. well. again

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>>welcome >>back 9.15 on this saturday morning. we are going to get a check of our forecast with dave spahr dave i thought we were getting cooler today. we are little yeah, okay, yeah that they've been around the bay is where you really going to feel the drop here to get that know feel if you will and hey these skies will take it now nice to nice blue skies at work here don't expect that everywhere all day but at least it's a kind of a nice start for here thinking we're bound in the fog of you saw earlier just about an hour and a half ago or so. >>here's the more familiar orange or red hue going on as you can see the haze off towards the distance. temperatures start to move the inland areas already mid 60's,

73 for cup here the north bay santa rosa, the cool spot, a 56 but 61 meanwhile coming in napa 65 for san jose. so this high-pressure zone is still going to be somewhat close to us providing a little bit of a flow pattern looked over keep it kind of hazy but still temperatures able to truck well in the 90's inland even pfrom yesterday so inland valleys aren't being impacted yet by the the onshore flow or the loss of high pressure support that's going to be more pronounced tomorrow, here's a little bit of an onshore wind happening up here late in the days you will notice here by late this afternoon. we don't see as much one happening tomorrow at the same hour though, but prior partially probably due to the fact we don't have as much warming going on in lucknow we still have dry atmosphere red flag warning talk that's all over but even this afternoon. yeah, it's kind of dry and pockets up their to napa and solano counties, the so-called recovery tomorrow is somewhat weak. we should see this green all over the perimeter of the

bay and then by again tomorrow afternoon a little bit of a dry patch develops there. highs today, 74 for san francisco open 8390 san jose we'll have more in your 4 zone forecast well. thanks dave. the glass fire does continue to burn for a 6th day in parts of napa and sonoma counties as of this morning that fire has burned more than 62,000 acres. >>containment now at 10% cal fire says the blaze has destroyed more than 800 homes. thousands of people are evacuated, including the entire city of calistoga kron four's reyna harvey was checking out the damage of napa county she has more on the conditions in deer park near saint helena. >>just one tragedy after the next for this deer park community, the foot hills entry school burn down you can still see some areas of the school that are smoldering. right now on the families and kids just excited to get back to school. well we will be able to do that now again this

is not the only location that has been devastated here in deer park you have several homes were burned to the ground along with a lot of the equipment used in these wineries here. now again you can see devastation here on the hillsides burn areas along a different highways and the fire continues to burn as firefighters worked to try to get it out coming up in the next hour we'll be looking at some of the homes and different communities that have been devastated by this fire. we're now reporting here in deer park reyna harvey kron 4 news. >>that rain coming up next in sports forty-niners have announced who's in and who's out for this sunday's game against philadelphia eagles. we'll let you s...

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will now take on the houston astros starting monday in los angeles, the winner of that match will face the new york yankees or the tampa bay for a spot in the world series. >>now some breaking news this morning rocking the nfl patriots quarterback cam newton has tested positive. >>for covid-19 he will not play with his team tomorrow against the kansas city chiefs. it's unclear if any other players on the patriots team has coronavirus earlier this week an outbreak on the tennessee titans actually caused their game with the pittsburgh steelers to be delayed. this of course is a developing story, we'll keep you updated as we learn more, but again cam newton has tested positive for covid-19 as we head take a live look outside walter reed hospital in washington dc can see several supporters of president trump gathered there. >>wishing him well as he battles covid-19 we'll bring you the latest on his

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valleys to reach into the 90's yet again today, good morning. well, good morning, everybody but we're seeing some cooling around the immediate bay and. >>here's a live shot that we have going on here at u c berkeley we can see still some that familiar reddish or news that still at work current winds are showing a little bit of a favorite is into an onshore drift as the high pressure starts to weaken. we'll see an uptick with winds happening a little pocket appear in the north bay. this afternoon. progress on temperatures. we're already up to 73 for mid 60's cover much of the east bay up to the north bay 61 nap in the bottle 56 santa rosa. and 66 hayward with 50 to 65 for san jose. we're still trailing as you can see here at this hour we'll probably continue to do that all day today. breaking the day down for you about 90 or so we'll do it at 1 o'clock and 4 o'clock some of those far inland reaches will make it into the middle 90's for the last day things will be changing as we go 4 go notice it much more earnest cooling happening for tomorrow and into next week, one of the 4 zone forecast for you coming up a bit no.

>>president donald trump remains at walter reed hospital. >>washington dc this morning being treated for covid-19 1st lady melania is at the white house also being monitored after testing positive for the virus. in the last hour we learned from trump's doctors that he is quote doing very well and is not on oxygen. this morning. trump's doctors say he has been fever free for 24 hours. he's being treated with remdesevir as well as an experimental antibody cocktail. he is expected to stay in the hospital for at least a few more days, they say he is dealing with a little bit of fatigue. but overall he told his doctors he felt like he could walk out of the hospital today, however, again they do plan to keep him there for for several days now the president the first lady are the only ones dealing with the virus one week ago. the white house did hold a nomination ceremony in the rose garden for supreme court nominee judge amy coney barrett, at least 7 people in attendance have now tested

positive for covid-19 that full list, including the president first lady, north carolina senator thom tillis utah senator mike lee wisconsin senator ron johnson, university of notre dame president reverend john jenkins and kellyanne conway and new this morning former governor of new jersey. chris christie has also tested positive for the virus after working with the president on his campaign earlier in the week. it is worth mentioning senators tell us and lee are both republican members of the senate judiciary committee which oversee the supreme court justice nomination hearings despite their diagnosis. south carolina senator lindsey graham says he looks forward to the october 12th hearing for judge barrett and anyone who wants to participate virtually will be able to do so. the president's diagnosis did come shortly after his aide hope hicks was found to have been feeling sick on wednesday. dean reynolds shows us a timeline of the events since then. >>president trump sought to reassure the country with a

brief statement before leaving the white house. >>i want to thank everybody for the tremendous support i'm going to walter reed hospital i think i'm doing very well but we're going to make sure that things work out the first lady is doing very well thank you very much i appreciated that will never forget thank but there is very little information about how serious his condition is and why medical attention at the white house. >>it was possibly inadequate to treat him. in addition, a huge unanswered question involves who else in the white house compound or in the traveling presidential entourage may be infected and contagious. despite frequent tests being administered. >>the first lady tested positive along with the president. their test followed word that a top trump aide hope hicks had not only tested positive. but was feeling sick on wednesday. the day she accompanied the president to a rally in duluth minnesota 3

people who attended the white house rose garden nomination of judge amy coney barrett for the supreme court last saturday are now infected with the virus. republican senators mike lee of utah and thom tillis of north carolina as well as father john jenkins, the president of the university of notre dame were coney barrett was a law professor have all tested positive the judge herself has tested negative. vice president pence and second lady karen pence were tested to and their results were negative as well and is due to debate democratic vice presidential nominee kamala harris on tuesday night that event is still on and former vice president joe biden and his wife jill were also tested and found to be negative for the virus. so mister biden ventured out onto the campaign trail in grand rapids michigan, where he referred to the day's developments the news is a reminder that we as a nation. >>need to do better dealing with this our prayers are with

the families on the more than 200 i think it's 7 now 207. 1000 americans who died from this virus. >>that was dean reynolds, reporting for us this morning while the president everyone in the white house say he is only experiencing mild symptoms. he was taken to the hospital out of an abundance of caution the president is in a high-risk group for covid-19. he is 74 years old. he's also considered clinically obese which makes him 5 times more likely to require hospitalization which of course has already happened it also makes him 90 times more likely to succumb to the illness. then most younger adults between the ages of 1729 at this time the president is said to not be requiring oxygen support. >>i'm i'm usually in early stage of this illness, one of some centers of people shortness of breath. he said

he has shortness of breath but not enough to require oxygen support so. so it's really good use. so far. residents there is a drug so blocks this enzyme that the virus makes make genes virus. so that the virus can replicate so if you start this brother early. then might be they might have to lock the from the formation of the virus and to to increase disease. >>actually rally went on to say it's best not necessarily a bad sign the president will now be treated with a drug that still in clinical trials and that it could be a precaution. another medical expert says it could be an indication he isn't just coasting along through this illness. we do have new information in that says some of trump's vital signs in the last day we're very concerning but they have improved sense of being at walter reed

medical center. president trump's covid-19 tests and hospitalizations raising a lot of questions about what happens if he does become too sick to carry out his duties kron 4 tahernia spoke to a constitutional expert to find out. the coronavirus has proven to be deadly. >>killing more than 200,000 people in the united states and of the president is at walter reed hospital after testing positive for covid-19. the president's health could now be in serious danger. he's currently under medical care, however if his health were to take a turn for the worse and he were to die. the presidential succession act would be triggered that act sets forth the order in which us federal government officials assume the president's power in judy's if the president is not present to carry out those duties either by way of removal resignation or death. in the event the president does not survive covid-19 and the presidential succession act is triggered the line of succession starts with the

vice president as the first successor, the vice president is then followed by a list of 17 other officials next in line with the president's health at risk and the elections right around the corner things can get a little complicated there's no automatic process i mean again if the president were to resign and you know i want to president pence would then become president. >>but would he be the candidate standing for election on november not unless the republican party said that he was. >>and then of course all the ballots have already been printed in fact millions of people have already voted. now one of trump's why majority but he already resigned or been we're died. we've never faced situation either. and i'm not sure anybody really i don't think the election will be postponed because actually the president has no role in that election. the presidential succession act is triggered only if president dies or resigns or is removed from office. >>in the event president trump recovers and determines he's no longer able to carry out

his duties as president. >>the 25th amendment allows him voluntarily say that he's incapacitated and then transfer his powers to vice president mike pence which would then make pence the acting president again that transfer of power is not automatic unless the president dies resigns or is removed from office with the president currently at walter reed hospital for the next few days. we hope he makes a speedy recovery as for now the white house spokeswoman says trump remains in charge his powers have not been transferred to vice president mike pence reporting in the newsroom sanaz tahernia kron 4 news. >>state lawmakers are weighing in on the president's diagnosis, some of the reaction coming in from republican state lawmaker, who was hospitalized because of the virus. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has that story. >>i would just hope that everyone again would respond like they did with me and separate the politics out of it, i know becomes much harder

at the highest office in the last republican assemblyman tom lackey disheartened by the response to the president's covid-19 diagnosis, 3 months after being hospitalized for the virus himself. he says he still doesn't feel like his health is completely back to normal. he says he's praying for the president we need to really try to focus on being better people think beyond ourselves california democrats were mostly quiet on the topic friday by late afternoon governor gavin newsome and the leaders of both legislative chambers stayed silent on the diagnosis, silicon valley, assemblyman evan low mocked trump on twitter late thursday night writing thoughts prayers bleach and hydroxy-chloro-quinn it will go away just like that let me tell you black he says his own experience with covid-19 changed his view of the virus do you think this is likely to change the president's perspective, i would certainly hope so i know humility may not be as his strongest asset that will change one way or another i think it will make you a better person as long as he gets intervention that that he demands and people will

pray in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. latest on the coronavirus here at home the south bay is showing success in reducing the number of new covid-19 cases and positive rates. >>as kron four's rob fladeboe explains the county's efforts to control the pandemic depends on what's called health equity benchmarks. >>like this one posted that story and king roads in east, san jose remind residents that their community has been disproportionately impacted by the coronavirus after reaching a high of roughly 60% the percentage of coronavirus cases here and in gilroy is now at 57.1% that continues to trend downward. the failure to meet with the state says are health equity benchmarks could be a problem for the county. as it works toward further reopening says lead p i o betty is always a problem when you know the impacted segments and members your community. >>or are not are not making

the same progress as the rest of our commute we're not going to thrive and let everybody drives a multicultural populist language barriers and utterly lack of testing and contact tracing contributed to the higher numbers, the door to door educational campaign, another outreach efforts are credited with helping to reinforce the need for face masks, social distancing, and the need for testing along with those lower numbers these are folks who are of the community speaking the language had in the clutch a competency having making a very casual and genuine and sincere one on one conversations probably socially distance of course, the state's focus on equity is partly based on the fact that so many of the disproportionately impacted populations. >>work in sectors seeing an increase in patrons which in turn increases potential risk for exposure to the virus. >>these are the same comey's where are essential workers are going home to they don't have an option to shelter in place. they don't have an option to not go to work. they're working in our grocery stores. they're providing us

food every day their landscaping they're making sure that our roads and streets are safe in order to move from the red tier to the less restrictive orange here. the positivity rate for those hard-hit communities cannot be significantly higher than the overall positivity rate for the county. >>which right now stands at about 1.9%. but the county was not able to supply a number for the positivity rate for those disproportionately impacted communities. san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>the santa clara valley by the way we're looking for temperatures around 90 for today, but there is an improvement around the bend oh yes, you'll see in our 7 day forecast inland still a little toasty in spots but again improving is the word back in a bit with the 4 zone

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>>45 on this saturday morning dave spahr is standing by with a look at your weather forecast. we are. >>looking at some blue skies today about that we like we yeah out a warning everybody. still a little bit of haze and parts thereof ths of the kind of a red and orange shoes left over shot coming in from tehran about that golden gate bridge off towards the distance little bit of leftover kind of haze and fog thrown in for good measure sfo, no delays this morning looks like we've seen some brighter sun shine at work there from that shot 73 for that's the spot racing ahead of everybody else in a cluster of 50's and 60's now the

current map still has the high-pressure dominance in place for today so that's why temperatures are changing in stages around the immediate fate will drop off a little bit more so not as pronounced inland today, you'll hear that or feel that tomorrow into much of next week as well, let's just check out these winds real quick here as far as this afternoon we see an uptick happening up here in the north bay, some pockets way off in the east bay, but most the bay not directly impacted by that and as we go forward and tomorrow afternoon. not much activities you can see by the uptick with the winds in our long-range forecast get a lot of this as we get into next weekend. we did talk about cooler temperatures only like that. maybe some showers trying to work in here by friday the saturday as well that looks all juicy and everything we'll see if that holds those are long range. forecast models but again that's a possibility there look out for something to get excited about 4 zone forecast coming in for your saturday, 74 san francisco. marina district about 70 to the coast lower 70's we'll do

for the most part today that will change tomorrow. 80's and 70's lining up on the bay side 91 for palo alto 85 mountain view 89 for redwood city and the santa clara valley approaching about 1998 from morgan hill. on the east bay shoreline middle to upper 80's here tri valley upper 90's still dublin about 95 about 98 for concord castro valley 8988 personally and row and up to solano county middle 90's 84 94 napa and 94 for santa rosa with lower 90's heading down south checking out some of the forecast there's the drop in temperatures here. and maybe want to get we get a little closer put some rain about drops there on friday looks very very optimistic, let's hope that holds noel. thanks dave. >>north a woman is raising money to feed the fire crews on the front lines of the glass fire that effort is also helping out local restaurants who are struggling kron four's michelle kingston has that story. >>every day this week

firefighters are fueling up local food throughout sonoma county, thanks to air all to rosa. it takes a village to do this this is not just me community members have donated more than $45,000 this week to erica police teaming up with restaurants in the north bay every day to serve breakfast and dinner to hundreds of first responders other so grateful to come down there so dirty and and they just looked like so sluggish and. >>they come every single one of them is just so gracious and so thankful for all that we're doing for and so then they start eating you can just see them like perk up again. it is tell that okay they're ready to go back out you know so these firefighters are eating warm local fresh meals, but they're also able to stock up on supplies like chapstick eye drops deodorant. >>and erica she's not alone out here she's partnered with another local company who was feeding these heroes right alongside her sunday night when this this all blew up

again, you know we're looking they're like wow this is happening go against their peak again tips tried to trolley has been serving firefighters since 2017. >>the owners say it's the most rewarding experience to be able to help but i think if you ever. >>if you want to figure out how to get through something as awful as as as your whole community going up in flames right. probably the best thing you do is figure out how to get back in santa rosa michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>in sonoma county mandatory evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings. the devastation in santa rosa neighborhoods is still being tallied kron four's maureen kelly has more on that. >>parts of the valley of the moon look more like the valley of the moon escape with so much charred wooden ash covered debris where homes used to be like this one on meadow wood drive in the oakland community. my county said get out now the chair of the sonoma county board of supervisors, susan gorin is

one of the residents evacuated from her home here for the second time in 3 years she still rebuilding the home she lost which escaped the fire this time around as is the rental home. she is currently living in i didn't want to be in the position again of losing everything so i did stuff every nook and cranny of my car a distribution center is expected to open possibly as soon as saturday. >>as sequoyah elementary school for those burned out to pick up protective gear needed like goggles and gloves so they can inspect their properties safely we ask everybody not to do extensive pawing through the ashes until we can have the hazardous materials. crews come through not border. i remember that they pick up the propane canisters, the paint containers. evidence of fertilizer. in the last 5 years we've had people losing. literally tons of ammunition and fire arms and so you want

to make sure that all of that has been cleared out before you even think about entering that property also expected to come online early next week at maria creel high school a local assistance center where fire victims can learn about how to get help from fema. >>and the small business administration as well as help getting documents replace like driver's licenses that may have been burned up. in the fire. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>the glass fire almost burned down an american flag flying at a winery in calistoga that is until firefighters from the bay area took action to save that flag kron four's haaziq spoke to those firefighters. >>it is a split-second decision to save the american flag from going up in flames captured on video that has gone viral.

>>firefighters did often you know if we see an american flag on property and that's going last for dropping it was around 04:00am monday morning with captain mike lost none of the fremont fire department the 4 person crew of engine 5 58 arrived at the fair winds estates winery in calistoga. >>fire was all around when's probably 4050 miles an hour. we get a little bit of water out of that, but there are a fire pump into the set down on us we did what we could with it now unfortunately can safely bust and a mexican law look at each other. lets go of it. >>the scott hall is the first 3 months firefighter you see in the video was he in firefighter was be earlier you are the stars and stripes. >>walker over grabbed the flag started a rest of your work him over help grab the tail end of the fall about because the winds are pushing pretty he did everything you could to save the line or you couldn't do that. >>the talk about why it was important before you pulled out of there and to grab that american flag why was it

important. >>we it we made it happen and i think later on got on the thank you don't like with everything going on in america like this is one thing we all represent ration on one nation under god. i think it's a good crowd for her you know here to serve. >>kron 4 news. >>taking a live look outside this morning at the you can see the sun trying to break through here a little bit hazy skies on this saturday morning we will be right back with check of the forecast.

>>we're about to wrap up the newscast. but our coverage continues all day on our free streaming service kron on we are continuing our breaking news coverage of course of the president's hospitalization for covid-19 we'll bring you the latest updates as well has the latest on the political fallout from the president's diagnosis so close to election day and we will continue to bring you coverage of the wildfires up in the north bay will give you an update on the damage and the acres burned in napa and sonoma counties make sure you download the kron on app to stream all day long. it is available on the app store for free 24 7. taking a look

at the 7 day we are looking at a hot and hazy saturday, a 100 degrees and things eventually we'll cool down here across the bay area for today, another warm one on the horizon, however, hoping for that cool down. >>very very soon that's it for the kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning. i'm noelle bellow well see again tomorrow. ♪

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