>>from the bay area's local news station we begin now with breaking news. and that breaking news is 2 people are dead 3 more injured in a shooting in san jose. >>you're taking a live look at the scene this morning as police continue their investigation. good morning, everybody on marty gonzalez it's saturday october 17th we're going to have more on that from kron four's reyna harvey in just a minute. but first you need to know that a red flag warning has been extended through 8 o'clock this morning for portions of the north and east bay's. so we want to go straight to dave spahr to find out just how hot it's going to get in the bay area today i did good morning, hey good morning morning, good morning, everybody and live show we have from the golden

gate doesn't show much the way of fog certain the marine layer has taken the day off again today is going to be quite hot across the bay area for today. >>bay bridge toll plaza shot again when the sun come up over the east bay hills temperature check for you a pretty mild to start things off on the east bay shoreline the lower 60's got 50's off to the east bay, 48 for santa rosa 61, meanwhile for san jose for comparison's sake actually were much cooler going from fairfield all the way down to half moon bay. elsewhere across the bay still trailing all those stills still feels a little bit on the warm side. back to that red flag warning you can see it's still covering some of those higher elevations here going on and up to the north bay as well so it's not total coverage. it's basically focusing on the higher elevations going forward until 08:00am this morning. the breakdown for you is 8111 by 2 we're talking 92 to the will be a bigger change with temperatures tomorrow. and a little bit into next week. marty alright, dave thanks a lot of us get back to our top

story this morning. >>a shooting overnight in san jose left 2 people dead 3 more injures who want to get the latest now from that in a live report from kron four's reyna harvey she's at the scene in the south bay reyna. >>i'm already this morning 34th in the 35th homicide is what the san jose police department is saying right now this morning you can see the active scene behind me. they have the entire street blocked off this is at a long life and capitol avenue but the restaurant is actually down this way where police have the entire street blocked off you know that 5 people were actually shot, we know that 2 people and this is a location is showing you where this happened alum rock here capitol avenue they're saying this happened at the new level lot line are the restaurant located at the 100 block of south capitol avenue, here's what we know about everything that unfolded. we know that about 03:57am that shooting occurred police are saying in this restaurant there say that

5 people were actually involved in that shooting 5 people were injured in that shooting, sadly we know that those 2 men were killed, you know the other 3 victims suffered injuries that were non life threatening you know that police have been on scene investigating since about 03:57am this morning. we also know that they have these areas shut down for the time being law enforcement currently still investigating. they won't let you get any closer to the restaurant this morning they have the street blocked off we also are there still currently investigating who was involved in that so in terms of a suspect information they still have yet to put that out, but it's still a very active scene all of this happening just hours ago. now like i mentioned bringing up that death toll here in the city in terms of homicide to the 34th and 35th for 2020 will be on scene. it is very fluid we'll bring you more information as soon as san jose police released data for

now reporting here in san jose urena harvey kron 4 news ran a quick question for you any idea why these people were inside the restaurant presumably long after it closed, you say it happened just before 4 o'clock this morning. >>marty that is an excellent question and i know police are saying that this shooting. >>happened at the restaurant, so that led you to believe that maybe it was open after hours for some extent of time however that could mean that the shooting happened just in front of the restaurant will be getting more information as the morning goes on marty okay, good point thank you thanks for that live report we'll see in about an hour. >>san jose police also investigating a deadly stabbing around 4 o'clock this morning. it happened in the southern part of the city near coyote road and del ridge drive the victim was rushed to the hospital where he later died police have not made any arrests this morning. now to the north bay this morning an investigation is underway after a man was fatally shot in a fairfield parking lot. police say the 5 people were

at that parking lot on her eyes and drive just before midnight on thursday. it's west of travis air force base. police say the man drove up began an argument with someone there and then fired several times at the group hitting one man who was taken to the hospital and later died. there's no word on a suspect yet this morning. in san francisco, one person was killed and 3 others were injured in the shooting at around 8.30 friday night on share one street near sunny dale avenue. police have not yet had an update this morning on the condition of the other 3 victims. another person was shot and killed in the city friday night this one happened on hunters point boulevard around 8 o'clock in the evening police found a middle aged man laying in the road he was taken to a hospital where he later died. police have not yet made any arrests in either of those shootings. now we have a big development to tell you about this morning in the south san francisco sign fire. 2 juveniles have admitted to

starting that fire that are identified only as a 1614 year-old the hot dry conditions friday would eventually push that brush fire to 4 alarms and that for some residents in the area to evacuate. the fire has since been contained all evacuations have been lifted. the teenagers have been released to their relatives. firefighters also had to deal with an industrial fire friday also in south san francisco. it happened at an industrial park, not far away from the original fire and that sent huge and scary plumes of black smoke into the air. but it too has since been contained no word on any injuries. well the trump administration has done a one-in granted governor newsom's request for a disaster declaration for the wildfires that have ravaged the state. this will cover 6 fires, including the big creek fire in fresno county. president trump initially rejected that request before he changed his mind friday afternoon. the governor thanking the president for his

quick response. now this request comes during the historic fire season in california burning more than 4.1 million acres in the state. the governor's previously praised the white house for approving related to fires. now to the east bay were leaders say the latin x community is being hit hard by covid-19 we'll find out about the plea for help and more testing that's coming up. but first the topics have been chosen for the now second and final presidential debate but will the candidates actually answer any of those questions we'll take a look. >>and first a scary scene in the east bay after a platform collapsed take a look at that left 2 window washers hanging on for dear life. when was the last time your property tax bill went down?

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>>we're back with a stunning scene in the east bay is to walnut creek window washers needed rescuing after their scaffolding suddenly collapsed and left them dangling in the air with just their safety ropes keeping them alive. it happened just before 7 o'clock friday morning at the california plaza building that's on north california boulevard and walnut creek. the men were rescued by firefighters and then taken to the hospital for evaluation, dave. >>the breakdown for today, 11:00am we're talki let's talk about floors. floors for toddlers. floors for toys. floors for stories. floors for screams.

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upper 50's at work in the far east bay up to the north bay 48 going on for santa rosa, some of that dry air is helping out some cooling but because we're losing the support of the winds temperatures have been able to follow little bit 61 meanwhile for san jose checking out how dry we do get later today again winds will be subsided this will be outside the red flag warning zone into the teens and single digits you can see up there the north meanwhile to the coast even. yeah, the marine layer is completely being compromised and it doesn't come back even tonight, it looks like so tomorrow will be fairly dry and we expected that way during the day with no maybe real recovery on this until monday short lived that is because it looks like another albeit quite weak little offshore of ennis tried to happen again for tuesday it looks like so for today we're talking about a dry offshore winds still lingering a little bit not real intense though still hot with temperatures well in the 90's for tomorrow could get a little cooler here will see number still popping about 90 well inland. but most

of the readings around the bay will be dropping into the 70's and some inland spots will be even venturing into the 80's and then for this much of this week ahead. we got to a cooling early as we talk about and then net dry offshore wind on tuesday will cause a little spike on temperatures will see a little bump in the road in the seven-day forecast and then cooling by the end of the week we met even see some upper 70's happening in london which will be a nice treat there. 84 san francisco still today 87 going on for oakland 92 for san jose across the wider bay we still have the red ink in place 90's for the far east bay also up in the north bay to 84 for san jose or san francisco in still coming in for 77 going on for half moon bay will course take a look at your 4 zone forecast coming up a bit and take a look at that extended ready all right dave, thank well we're just 17 days from the november, 3rd election kron 4 of course your local election headquarters. >>and here's the lead in the latest now on the election.

the topics have been selected for the final debate between president trump and the democratic presidential nominee, joe biden the moderator kristen welker from nbc chose those she will also be the moderator and here are the topics for you they are fighting covid-19 american families race in america climate change national security and leadership, the debate by the way takes place next thursday at belmont university that's in nashville, tennessee. and kron 4 will be carrying that live beginning at 6 o'clock on thursday. leading up to next week's debate the presidential candidates are taking jabs at one another on the campaign trail. both the president and democratic nominee joe biden are in must-win states and dean reynolds has more on that. >>in his first stop of the day in fort myers, the president warned seniors of a dim future if the democrats win. >>but we cannot allow unscientific panic driven fear

based policy is to tonight our children and grandchildren their future their dreams we can take a year or 2 years out of their lives. a social thing going on. he's left wing lockdowns will crush america and my plan is very simple we're going to crush the virus. we have a vaccine is getting ready to go. seniors will be the first in line for the vaccine. and we will soon be ending this pandemic later, he said florida virus cases are declining but they are actually on the rise. >>yesterday's 3300 cases was the highest number in a month, according to the state department of health. in michigan, where the state today reported the highest single-day number of cases since the start of the pandemic mister biden said the president doesn't know what he's talking about. >>he said we have turned the corner. >>my grandfather finnegan might say we're here. he said

he's gone around the bend. >>turn the corner. my lore. >>it's not disappearing and fact that on the rise again how many jobs and job is to make fun of by we're in a mass. >>because you to practice social distance, he puts supporters in such jeopardy. >>and a big rally in ocala florida this afternoon, the president complained about high tech companies. mister biden's son hunter hillary clinton, the news media and his treatment at last night's town hall. >>not one question was asked of this guy last night about that can you even believe it it's the biggest story worldwide it's a corrupt family and these people didn't ask him one single question about it. you know we don't say give us the big questions give us the answers we wanted

this. we don't want to read it off teleprompters we don't want to do that. >>at a drive-in rally in detroit this evening, the former vice president urged the crowd to stand with them. >>my coaches say it's go time. this is the most important election of our lifetimes. >>i was dean reynolds, reporting for us this morning, the investigation meantime continues into the state gop. unauthorized ballot boxes which were marked official even though they were not the state attorney general and secretary of state both say they've issued subpoenas and discussions are ongoing with the state republican party. earlier this week both state agency sent a cease and desist order for the boxes saying they violated state law. the california republican party said it made no concessions to the state of california claiming investigators only requested information. >>you want to do anything because voters and our supporters. criminal.

>>well the state said gop says this has become partisan issue and it plans to continue to use those boxes meantime the attorney general and secretary of state both say they will continue their investigations. and kron four's committed to helping make sure that your vote counts if you experience a problem casting your ballot just let us know and we'll look into it. you can e-mail us at voting problems at kron 4 dot com. and still ahead this morning in sports. the niners jimmy garoppolo looks to rebound from his poor performance last weekend. >>but will his offensive line off from any prot this weekend, get to kohl's...

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>>to say that week 6 is a must-win but with the 49 ers sitting at the bottom of the nfc west they can't slip any farther behind in one of the most competitive divisions in the nfl. a lot is resting on the shoulders of quarterback jimmy garoppolo after the worst performance of his career last sunday of course that was his first game back after recovering from a high ankle sprain in week 2. so there's been lot of speculation about just how much that was a factor. coach kyle shanahan said jimmy g felt even better in practice this week, so that's good sign. but for the offense to be successful. we also have to see better play from the line and shanahan said this week he like to utilize the run game or this week in practice was

the first time or he most are deebo samuel and garoppolo were all healthy at the same time so hopefully we see things start to click. kickoff set for 05:20pm on sunday. while coronavirus numbers continue to rise across the country college basketball scheduled to start at the end of november. stanford senior maya dodson made the tough decision to sit the season out i spoke with her about why and what the future holds. stanford senior maya dodson says the basketball court has always been her happy place but this year she says even basketball couldn't block out the chaos from the pandemic one of my and its members ended up having covid and they're ok now, but. >>i think it's different when you realize firsthand how serious covid isn't dodson says the black lives matter movement also has impacted her deeply. i think after george floyd's killing. that's really something that woke me up. i want protesting with my brother a couple times.

>>and realize that this is something that's going always affect me as a young black woman she says both of those factors led her to make the tough decision to opt out of her final cardinal basketball season. >>dodson says she took the lead from her heroes in the wnba kind scene that there's 2 different ways of going. >>kind of handling this and i felt like going there at that the best decision for me was to kind of take some time. kind take some time to kind of reset or myself think of what i dodson says only 7% of stanford students identify as black. >>and she's working to make sure there are enough resources and support available, especially since i had a big clock on being a sample basle player. i have a lot of young girls and other people just looking up to me so kind of realizing that is something that i want to continue to make sure i any tension all about. >>dodson tells us she will miss her teammates terribly

this winter but she hopes her voice can make waves for change so just thinking about this is how to send the grease isn't come to play because often times systemic racism and oppression. it's not true. out like reese's policy center on you can tell on the surface, so that's one thing that i want people to kind of take away from this. it is to think more critically in china. go in another step. dotson is helping start a new campus organization called cardinal black designed to support black student athletes. >>i also talked with stanford women's basketball coach tara vanderveer today and she says she and the team completely support my decision. all right over to the diamond braves dodgers game 5 of the nlcs top of the 6 graves leading 2 to one of this point. >>well smith's. >>and get jiggy with it an that's a three-run homer to left off of. wilson, yes you

heard that right will smith was also in the mountainous range just a difficult month. final score, 73 dodgers, the fray still told that 3, 2 series lead game 6 tomorrow at one 30. >>on to the alcs astro's rays game 6 top of the 6 here as well astro's leading to one one on for jose he lines one down the left-field line that will take a nice big hop george springer is waged in. he will score while toovey advances to second he has an rbi double astros lead 3 to one and they take the same 6 the final score 74. >>and coming up after the break with the demand for flu shots on the rise, some pharmacies are running low on supplies. so what does this mean for your flu shot will ex

>>7.30 this saturday morning welcome back everybody we're taking a live look outside beautiful start to the day from sutro cam this morning now we've had some warm weather around the bay area downright hot in some places, it's check in dave spahr see that's going continue heidi another day of downright hot in some of those inland valleys during it. anyway put on air and the water colors or what works this morning a little bit shot from u c berkeley as you can see off towards the distance here kind my shot there with some oranges. >>if you give him kind of a little hugh they're almost a pink you going on. this is the

start of our day golden gate bridge getting some blue up there as well as we wait for the sun to join us and warm us up it will be we're still stuck with that red flag warning that's just for another hours or formality here. it's cover the higher elevations you can see the east bay napa up in the north bay. sonoma and also moran again we're focusing on the higher elevations here but conditions remain dry post all of this and it will be hot today still looks like for the rest of the day by the way santa cruz mountains are not in this extension my the way lower 60's come in the east bay shoreline, 50's and 60's off to the east bay, we got a chilly 48, comparatively speaking up to santa rosa, 61 meanwhile for san jose and actually we're cooler across a good portion amid bay this morning we saw from yesterday this time, but even cooler off to the north and the south as well the breakdown for puts it 81 by 11 by 2 were at 92. again another hot one this afternoon, some relief creeping in here for tomorrow.

no delays at sfo party all right dave thanks a lot. now we want to keep you updated on the breaking news from overnight in the south bay 2 people are dead 3 others are injured following a shooting in san jose. >>it happened this morning about 4 o'clock near a restaurant on south capitol avenue. 2 men were killed other 3 other suffered non life threatening injuries, they're expected to recover. there's no word this morning on the suspect and we'll have another update for you live from the scene from kron four's reyna harvey that's coming up at 8 o'clock this morning. now to the east bay this morning where covid-19 is spreading at very high levels and oakland's fruitvale district that's according to a doctor from ucsf who studied people who live and work in that area kron four's haaziq madyun has more. >>the results are in from a 2 day covid-19 testing event focusing on the latin x community in oakland's fruitvale district nearly 1200 adults in around 150 children participated in the study ucsf

doctor alicia fernandez we found that the overall pcr prevalence was about 3%. >>the pci prevalence among prove those mayan community members was even more alarming immigrants mayans. >>specifically had an even higher rate of pcr prevalence 8% by comparison on latinos who participated in the food, the study tested below as pcr rate of 0.5% we also find the people who are pcr positive are less likely to have health insurance they are also in some cases less likely to follow covid-19 health and safety guidelines says oakland city councilmember noel guy when you go to the flea market here in oakland, it is packed. >>it is packed saturday and sunday on coliseum way and 50th avenue you cannot drive in. and some of are not

following the rules so we need to follow we're going to continue to work with these incredible partners that are embedded deeply in your community so that we can understand and doctor fernandez says improving the city's knowledge of how the pandemic is impacting those who live and work in the proved bill is the goal we hope that testing the data. >>will be used to inform public health response and 2 used to be informed by the city and like our community partners haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>needles and syringes are in high demand as people are rushing to local pharmacies for their flu shots. some patients are being turned away because some pharmacies are running out and that includes some cvs and walgreens stores. despite that doctors say there's no real risk of a vaccine shortage. >>at pro level the supply is fine. but but but on micro

levels that there may be issues to panic coming. we we will have supplies. >>well experts say the best it's best to get vaccinated now before the height of the flu season which is december through february after taking the vaccine. it takes about 2 weeks to build up immunity from the virus. in the east bay it's taken months but oakland's mayor klieman's high school is safe again for students and staff now you might remember the school first closed back in february. because officials there discovered the cancer causing chemical in the ground water on campus. that happened just weeks before in person teaching was stopped because of covid-19 since then the campus has gone through several rounds of testing air purifiers have been installed as well. the district says it's now safe for people to return to the campus once it receives covid-19 clearance to reopen. and we are tracking the latest coronavirus in california and the bay area so far the state has recorded

more than 868,000 cases with more than 6,000 people who have died from the virus. in the bay area there are now more than 107 reported kate, 107,000 reported cases and more than 1600 deaths. there's a new study from the world health organization that suggest the anti viral drug graham does of year does not help hospitalized covid-19 patients. now this comes after an earlier study establish the drug as a standard for coronavirus care in the u.s. and many other countries as well. the drug has not been approved but here in the u.s., but it was authorized for emergency use after previous studies found it shorten recovery time by 5 days on average. it was also among the treatments that president trump received when he was infected with the virus earlier this month. well coming up after the break 12 people are dead dozens more are sick after a covid-19 outbreak. >>at a nursing home in the

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>>one nursing home in gilroy reports a dozen residents have died in recent months from covid-19 kron four's rob fladeboe reports the facility has been accepting covid-19 patients from area hospitals. >>health care and rehabilitation center has confirmed that 12 residents have died from covid-19 another 75 residents have

tested positive. the facility has been caring for covid positive patients transferred from hospitals, according to advocates for nursing home reform attorney mike dark is that hospitals will send people with covid. >>into nursing facilities to be cared often among other people who are. >>covid negative and some of the consequences as as you can just expect our catastrophic another 54 staff members have tested positive as visitors residents staff are now being routinely screened and tested. >>transfers were quarantine in a special recovery unit. the facility says all of the transferred patients recovered insisting the virus was not introduced by the transfers and that a resident had tested positive here back in june. >>we should be able to do much better we should be able to do better than thousands of people dying in these facilities throughout the state and part of the problem

problem is that this is really just kind of the halfway we're entering now a period when we're going to be seeing both flu and there are still restrictions on visitation so families can't get into these facilities see how people are doing make sure that they are safe. and so we will have other gilroy's happening throughout the state for the next 2 months in a statement the facility said quote we have and will continue to purposefully augment our systems with new ways to operate. >>that will enhance protection and prevent the spread of the virus to both staff and residents by doing the following screen staff and essential personnel prior to entry and follow cdc guidelines provide ppe based on staff rules and assignments. >>observation unit created for newly admitted patients for the purpose of quarantine and for care of covid-19 positive patients designated separate rulings of the facility since the pandemic broke out nursing homes have become known hotbeds from covid-19.

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hope your mornings off to a good start let's go ahead and check of the weather because that it is a big deal around the bay area, especially now that we have this red flag warning in some parts of the bank de gea they'll be around from under 15 minutes or so, but still plenty hot for today we're taking a half moon one of the places people are going to probably go to kind of escape some of this a little bit sunrise behind us a little bit as you can see beautiful shot those we can see to start the day there as a phone no delays happening here as well nothing in the way of fog going on that marine layer has yet to recover 50's and 60's cover most of the east bay we got 48 cool degree santa rosa. i don't think that's going to last till the top of the hour, 61 meanwhile for san jose and 55 mile degrees for half moon bay because our highs forecast there to be pretty lofty later on today we got the mid 90's in the central valley much of what you can expect inland right here in the bay area even in 84 going on for san francisco, so we still have the influence of this high pressure cell. more 80's as you head down the south so what's this week look like now temperatures are going to move

a little bit. mike stray clouds thrown in here that marine layer kind of comes back again, this appears a bit but take a little threat may be potentially some rain trying to work in here by the end of the week, don't necessarily wait up for it looks like it's going to be fairly dry as we finish off this month. now here's a look at the 4 zone forecast for this saturday sunday is going to be different now tomorrow's going to be different. but today still remaining quite hot 84 san francisco to the coast 81 daly city with upper 70's covering most readings here we've got even some 80's here in the bay side of the peninsula 92 for burlingame down south the lower 90's 93 palo alto redwood city at 9188 for mountain view in the santa clara valley, mostly lower 90's in place, 96 morgan hill a scouse at 93 on the east bay shoreline to the south upper 80's we've got mid 90's to tri valley, dublin, 95, 96 walnut creek also conquered looks like 92 for castro valley in berkeley around 86 solano

county mid-nineties 89 for 91 for napa 95 per santa rosa with more but 90's heading down south mill valley 87, here's the of something about temperatures we do have some offshore winds try to develop a little bit on tuesday that sometimes can interrupt heating. but will be banking off of a dry atmosphere afterwards and we look for temperatures to fall heading on into end of the week i think it is supposed to be autumn anyway, so looks like some correcting with temperatures here by the end of next week. marty alright, dave thanks a lot. back politics this morning after months without a new stimulus deal to help americans struggling during the pandemic. >>president trump says now he wants congress to quote go big republican lawmakers though have been sending a different message and joe khalil reports, it's still unclear when or even if a bipartisan deal can be reached. >>i'm ready to sign a big beautiful stimulus you saw the other day i say go big or go home after president trump

encouraged congress to go big on a stimulus bill a few senate republicans including lindsey graham now say they're open to a larger stimulus deal near 2 trillion dollars. i want to go big i want to do $1200 on money for school zone another round of ppp loans but it's unclear how effective the president's urging will be 4 months most senate republicans push for smaller targeted package. some are now changing their tune. i think we need a big stimulus package but we don't need to do with the house to other republicans say the 2.2 trillion dollar democrat led house bill includes too much spending for non covid related issues. i think it depends on what's what's in it republican john cornyn now says he won't rule out a 2 trillion dollar deal but he says it will require good faith negotiation from democrats if the speaker were serious about solving this problem. we could do it in an afternoon unfortunately we are we do seem to be weeks off relief democrat sherrod brown says republicans shifting

positions to align with the president does not make him more hopeful for a deal, especially he says if republican senate leader mitch mcconnell isn't on board i don't see any way that mcconnell so far as his movable unfortunately i had to lay about 1500 over the 200 employees. >>which is the hardest day of my life meantime, business owners like bob founder of the restaurant chain silver diner see the walker congress fails to pass a relief package, the more likely his employees hardship. >>becomes permanent i would ask him to please get outside. >>and how this is impacting people's lives time out has a message for lawmakers to what we do in the restaurant and businesses we have a problem he worked through the night i think they have to not stop until they saw the props. >>well some of the largest cities in the country are seen a mass exodus during the pandemic and that includes san francisco. we're home sales

have plummeted because of the economic turndown or downturn rather book caused by covid-19 claudia cowan has more on that. >>the city by the bay used to be one of the most desirable and expensive places to live in the world. but people are leaving san francisco in droves looking for a better quality of life more space safer streets and fewer big city problems fueling the exodus tech employees seizing the chance to work remotely and save money if it working from home we need room for zoom calls me >>make sure that our kids can sleep in the other room and so. there always reasons we certainly need more space in san francisco is going to be about the worst place in the country to find square footage for your dollar so these people are looking for bigger homes where working from home actually works. >>some of those leaving are young or single moving back in with their parents to save money. others don't see the point in staying since they

can't enjoy cultural dining and sporting attractions that drew them to san francisco. thousands of businesses are shuttered permanently while crime rampant homelessness and open air drug use have only gotten worse. according to zillow year over year housing inventory is up 72% with condominiums taking the biggest hit you know who wants to ride in an elevator with it's just not safe mary beth lamont to put her 2.8 million dollar condo on the market in may but no offer yet pre covid i think we would have had a much better chance absolutely along with high and home prices apartment rents have plunged to historic lows. >>realtor dot com reports the average price for a studio last month was just over $2000 down 31% compared to the same time last year. one-bedrooms down by 24%. >>well cloudy also reports that the rental plunges the biggest drop of anywhere in the country. other news this

morning boeing is closer to securing key approvals for its grounded 7.37 max jets to fly again. the european aviation agency, a safety agency confirmed it's close to giving those jets. the all clear but the final approval will stay still take more than a month. nearly 407 37 max airplanes were grounded worldwide after that 2018 crash in indonesia, then a 20 19 crash in ethiopia. investigators say flight control software pushed the noses of of the planes down based on faulty sensors. well now those jets are expected to be flying in europe by the end of the year. but they're still grounded here in the u.s.. and there's a warning today for pregnant women from the fda. the agency says to avoid the pain relievers ibuprofen and naproxen about 20 weeks or later into the pregnancy. that's because those drugs can cause kidney problems for the fetus those brand names include advil and aleve the

drugs could damage the amniotic fluid which is the protective cushion surrounding the baby. >>take outside for a live look at conditions from the embarcadero one seed abs sunglasses handy, wow look at state has the forecast when we come back.

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coming up over the golden gate bridge as we can see just a minor little breeze pretty good also at the bay bridge toll plaza. so it's going to be another hot one again today, the temperatures check in like this just before the top of the hour 50's and 60's off to the east bay 48. santa rosa 60 for san jose. all 4 technically the next few minutes we still have the red flag warning in place in the higher elevations just the take away from this is continued dry air. we don't see a whole lot the way of winds but the drier and hot temperatures are with us today to again the higher elevations covering here the north bay and the santa cruz mountains not in that extension the breakdown for you today word, 81 by 11 by 2 we're talking 92. you're going to feel a difference all over the bay probably by tomorrow mark ok, ahead of the next hour, the kron 00:04am morning news 2 people have been killed 3 more were injured. >>in a shooting in the south bay kron four's reyna harvey is live at the scene chance latest for us coming up. >>and then 2 teenagers have

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>>from the bay area's local news station we begin now with

breaking news. that breaking news is that 2 people have been killed 3 more injured in a shooting in san jose you're taking a live look at the scene this morning. >>as police continue their investigation. good morning, everybody on marty gonzales is saturday october 17th we'll have more on that story from kron four's reyna harvey in just a moment, but first we want to let you know that a red flag warning has been extended and just was lifted at 08:00am for portions of the north and east bay's. so we want to get more on the hot weather because that's on everyone's mind and the fire danger from days far heidi a good morning marty good morning, everybody and although we're outside of the red flag warning that's partially due to the fact we don't have a lot the way of winds but we have still that dry atmosphere with us. >>and those lofty hot temperatures live shot from the golden gate bridge basically mostly sunny skies. same kind of deal we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza sun rises rises up over the east bay hills our numbers are mostly in the 50's in the

60's off to the east bay up to the north bay santa rosa still 48 this hour 53 for napa 64 san jose hope you're enjoying these mild temperatures not going to last today across mid bay readings are some dozen or better degrees behind where they were this time from yesterday little cooler up to the north and the south bay as well. we'll do about 85 by high noon at 3 o'clock we're talking 93. tomorrow a substantial change in temperatures as we drop off a little bit and enjoy a cooler start your work week but it looks like some offshore winds are coming yet again by the middle of next week marty all right jane, thanks a lot kelly want to get back to our top story this morning, a shooting overnight in san jose that left 2 people dead and 3 others injured you want to get the latest now from kron four's reyna harvey she's reporting from the scene reyna. >>marty we know this is the 34th and 35th homicide for 2020 for san jose according to the police department out here you can see very active scene, although this shooting happened in the early morning

hours police are still on scene investigating trying to piece together exactly what happened but we want to show you exactly where we are right now where this location. we're here on the 100 block of south capitol avenue here near alum rock and capital avenue if you are in the area. so police are saying that a shooting occurred at the navarro beinart a restaurant at around 03:57am, you can see the scene here, san jose police department investigating that when the calls first came in we know 5 people shot. 2 of the people died as a result of that shooting 3 of the other people that were shot. they were they did not suffer life-threatening injuries, so they were also treated and some of them taken to the hospital. san jose police have been very busy here in the area you can see investigating into the early morning hours also not too far from here there was a deadly stabbing that happened so the police are very busy this morning

still trying to piece together what happened so as they continue investigating, they're asking anyone with information to come forward in terms of a suspect information san jose police still have not released that so that leads us to believe and they're still looking for the person or persons who may have done this for now reporting here in san jose reyna harvey kron 4 news still a lot of questions right now, thanks a lot we'll check in with you about an hour for an update. that's when harvey reporting for us live from san jose. >>san jose police also investigating a deadly stabbing around 4 o'clock this morning that happened in the southern part of the city near coyote road and del ridge drive the victim was rushed to the hospital where he later died police have not yet made any arrests. and in the north bay in investigations underway this morning after a man was fatally shot in a fairfield parking lot. police say that 5 people were in the horizon drive just before midnight on thursday that's west of travis air force base. police say the man drove up began an argument with someone there and then

fired several times at the group hitting one man who was taken to the hospital and later died. there's no word on a suspect this morning. and we have a big development this morning to tell you about in the san south san francisco sign fire. 2 juveniles have admitted to starting that fire there identified only as a 1614 year-old the hot dry conditions on friday would eventually push that brush fire to 4 alarms. and that for some residents in the area to evacuate. the fire has since been contained all evacuations have been lifted and the teenagers have since been released to their relatives. firefighters also had to deal with an industrial fire friday also in south san francisco. it happened at an industrial park, not far away from the first fire that sent those huge and scary plumes of black smoke into the air. but that fire to has since been contained. while the trump administration did a one 80 and granted governor newsom's

requests for a death disaster rake declaracion for the wildfires that have ravaged california and cover 6 fires that includes the creek fire in fresno county. president trump initially had rejected the request before he changed his mind friday afternoon. the governor thanked the president for his quick response. now this request comes during a historic fire season in california burning more than 4.1 million acres. the governor has previously praised the white house for approving. to related to those fights. meantime the glass fire is the only major blazes still burning in the bay area to 97% contained this morning. today it has burned more than 67,000 acres in napa and sonoma counties destroying more than 800 homes. and coming up this morning leaders in oakland say the latin x communities being hit hard by covid-19 we'll find out more about the plea for help and more testing. that's come. but

first the topics have been chosen for the now second and final presidential debate but will the candidates actually answer any of the questions. >>and first we'll look into how thousands of people in the north bay had their power shut off by accident. trying to restore power for others.

>>welcome back genie says power has been restored to everyone because of the recent

fire threat but while restoring power to those people. some workers actual it accidentally knocked out electricity for thousands more in calistoga kron four's gayle ong has their story. >>downtown calistoga is open for business at one point this area did have their power shut off without warning not related to the shut off. >>look the je ne crews work to restore power friday afternoon downtown calistoga experienced a power interruption for about 2 hours the areas covered by the city's microgrid generators that send power right into downtown and east of the napa river but even that wasn't enough in a statement a pg spokesperson says quote the microgrid pge created in calistoga has been working at its maximum capacity to keep the power on for 1500 homes and businesses for the past 2 nights successfully during the psp as we know the line re closer opened up or disrupted the power flow doing what it was supposed to do because it detected a fault pg says crews

are fanned out across the area investigating what the fault was and the great in the area has been strained from damage infrastructure from the glass fire and the hot weather created demand on the line it is shocking to see how close the fire came to the town. >>meanwhile betsy in jul barred still one on their wine country getaway visiting from cambridge massachusetts, but they did tell us maybe when we checked in. >>that that there might be a power outage but never noticed, but they did notice a smaller crowd this year and we're just sad for a merchant's it's just. >>quieter in the stores. restaurants obviously are doing as well as easier. >>pg e says essentially all customers who can receive electric service. our now restored reporting in calistoga gayle ong kron 4 >>and make sure to download the kron 4 mobile app for the latest power shut off download the kron 4 app to watch latest news briefings as well you can find both apps on your phone's app store and it's absolutely free day. still going to be

hot today for. >>numbers at 85 looks like by high noon we're talking still 90's in the middle afternoon with cooler temperatures expected by tomorrow

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>>haven't shaken off the heat spell as heat spike just yet another day of it looks like today blue skies, there's the golden gate off towards the distance or starting things off on a nice note stop half moon bay. that's nice looking nice going to be warm even here too with plenty of 70's to be found. even if these coastal areas so people probably be busy in trying to beat the heat a little bit 60's 50's the east bay. still have a cool 48 up there to santa rosa waiting for that the term but elsewhere it's in the 50's 57 by the way speaking of half moon bay, 60. for san jose. so we jump to the humidity factor. i mention that the red flag warning is over there's a little sliver up here up insulin solano county still holding on it does cover vacaville as a technicality but elsewhere it's expired we don't have a whole lot the way of winds but with normal mixing going on when you get away from water. it will continue to dry out. there is an example of the sample the numbers we see by mid-afternoon. the so-called recovery tomorrow, not great

news, he come spilling in the sacramento valley that marine layer forget about it done far as fog is concerned probably won't see much of that mixing out again tomorrow looks like in terms of drying out of touch. but it looks like some temperature relief coming our way going to chip away at some of those lofty i temperatures retire some of the 90's will be very much more sparse the we're looking at today and plenty of 80's as well we'll get some 70's maybe for the east bay shoreline. so that's the deal for today still plenty hot 90's at work. tomorrow and the couple little spotty 90's here and there but it will be turning more to the 80's for those in the valleys and then for week, it's cooling early on, but there's going to be a return of offshore winds nowhere near as such as strong as its predecessor was, but we'll see if any red flag warnings will be issued at that 0.84 going on for san francisco's high today, 87 open 92 meanwhile for san jose and quite hot inland still middle 90's here as we get to al com because the halloween air and look at these numbers, 91 for napa 95

for santa rosa and 92 meanwhile for san jose one take a look that extended forecast for you and also take a look at the 4 zone forecast as well in a bit party right dave seeing a couple minutes. we're now 17 days from the november 3rd election kron 4 is your ally local election headquarters. >>and we want get a look now at the latest on the election campaign as the topics have been selected for the final debate between the president and democratic presidential nominee, joe biden the moderator kristen welker from nbc chose those topics. she will also be the moderator coming up on thursday now here are the topics they are fighting covid-19 american families race in america climate change national security and leadership. the debate takes place next thursday at belmont university in nashville, tennessee. we will carry it for you live right here on kron 4 it all starts at 6 o'clock in the evening. well, it's unclear

just how much the final debate will actually impact the presidential race at this point our political analysts say that there simply aren't that many independent voters who are left to be swayed professor >>we're seeing poll after poll were 99. 100 98% of all voters have a preference they have a lot of information about the top 2 candidates, they know a lot about the president they know a lot about his record so we're not seen a small number of undecided they exist. those swing voters are there. but the number of undecided voters is actually quite small so the people you're talking to your talking to more about style over substance. >>professor mckeown also adds that president trump is so so far struggled on the campaign trail to deliver a consistent message which may play well to his base but according to the polls. it doesn't here appear to be attracting those independent voters that he needs. well the numbers are in from thursday night's dueling presidential candidate town

halls and to the surprise of some analysts more people tuned in to watch joe biden compared to president trump. biden's town hall on abc averaged 13.9 million viewers. while the president's audience across 3 channels nbc cnbc and msnbc was 13 million but it's important to note that the streaming numbers for the town halls are not considered in these ratings. meantime the investigation continues into the state's gop he's an author an unauthorized ballot boxes which were marked official, even though they weren't the state attorney general and secretary of state say that they've issued subpoenas and discussions are ongoing with the state republican party. now earlier this week both state agency sent a cease and desist order for the box is saying that they violated state law. the california republican party said it made no can stand concessions to the state claiming that investigators only requested

information. >>you want to do anything because voters and our supporters. criminal. >>so say gop says this has become a partisan issue and it plans to continue using those boxes. meantime the attorney general and secretary of state say they will continue their investigation. here at kron 4 we're committed to making sure that your vote counts so if you have problem casting your ballot. just let us know about it and we'll investigate you can e-mail us at voting problems at kron 4 dot com. meantime republican lawmakers are going after twitter for blocking a post related to joe biden's son hunter democrats though are pushing back arguing the social media giant was simply protecting the public from potential misinformation days from the election. twitter originally said it blocked the new york post article because it contained potentially hacked or private information twitter ceo later admitted that

decision was wrong. senators are now demanding the jack dorsey testified before congress. they say that it's time to hold social media platforms more accountable. >>it is more urgent than ever if you get discriminated against if you get censored allowed to sue facebook allowed sue twitter they really trying to regulate in ways that will help consumers or mostly just in ways that will help their political aspirations. >>well the senate judiciary committee will be voting to subpoena twitter's ceo next week in response to the controversy twitter says the platform will no longer removed hacked content unless it's directly shared by hackers dorsey says that his platform will also label tweets to provide context instead of blocking links. and still ahead this morning in sports. the niners jimmy garoppolo looks to rebound from his poor performance last weekend. >>but will his offensive line off from any protection we're going take a look at line leading up to the

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after recovering from a high ankle sprain in week 2. so there's been lot of speculation about just how much that was a factor. coach kyle shanahan said jimmy g felt even better in practice this week, so that's a good sign. but for the offense to be successful. we also have to see better play from the line and shanahan said this week he like to utilize the run game or this week in practice was the first time or he most are deebo samuel and garoppolo were all healthy at the same time so hopefully we see things start to click. kickoff set for 05:20pm on sunday. while coronavirus numbers continue to rise across the country college basketball scheduled to start at the end of november. stanford senior maya dodson made the tough decision to sit the season out i spoke with her about why and what the future holds. stanford senior maya dobson says the basketball court has always been her happy place but this year she says even basketball couldn't block out

the chaos from the pandemic one of my and its members ended up having covid and they're ok now, but. >>i think it's different when you realize firsthand how serious covid isn't dodson says the black lives matter movement also has impacted her deeply. >>i think after george floyd's killing. that's really something that woke me up. i want protesting with my brother a couple times. and realize that this is something that's going always affect me as a young black woman she says both of those factors led her to make the tough decision to opt out of her final cardinal basketball season. >>dodson says she took the lead from her heroes in the wnba kind of scene that there's 2 different ways of going. >>kind of handling this and i felt like going there at that the best decision for me was to kind of take some time. kind take some time to kind of reset or myself think of what i want to do dodson says only 7% of stanford students identify as black.

>>and she's working to make sure there are enough resources and support available especially since i had a big block on being a stand-alone bass player. i have a lot of young girls and other people just looking up to me so kind of realizing that is something that i want to continue to make sure i any tension about. >>dodson tells us she will miss her teammates terribly this winter but she hopes her voice can make waves for change so just thinking about why this is how to send the grease isn't come to play because often times systemic racism and oppression. it's not true. out like reese's policy center on you can tell on the surface, so that's one thing that i want people to kind of take away from this. it is to think more critically in kind of go in another step. dotson is helping start a new campus organization called cardinal black designed to support black student athletes. >>i also talked to stanford women's basketball coach tara

vanderveer today and she says she and the team completely support my decision. all right over to the diamond braves dodgers game 5 of the nlcs top of the 6 graves leading 2 to one of this point. >>well smith's. >>and get jiggy with it an that's a three-run homer to left off of. wilson, yes you heard that right will smith was also now to the race just last month. final score 73 dodgers, the fray still told that 3, 2 series lead game 6 tomorrow at one 30. >>on to the alcs astro's rays game 6 top of the 6 here as well astros leading to 1 one on for jose he lines one down the left-field line that will take a nice big hop george springer is waged in. he will score while toovey advances to second he has an rbi double astros lead 3 to one and they take seems 6 the final score

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>>30 good morning everybody welcome back we've had a couple of hot days in some spots around the bay area days heart tells us we're going to have a couple we're taking a live look outside from sutro

camera you can see no fog. no clouds keeping the san francisco cool at least not today hi good morning. marty good morning, the summertime weather continues again today. some really trying to sneak in here a little bit looks like by tomorrow live shot coming in from half moon bay. >>and it's a beautiful start to our day it looks like from that vantage point is the golden gate up close and personal. but the most part sunny skies prevail little bit of an offshore breeze left over and we still have unfinished business with this red flag warning covering a little small part of solano county it does include back by the way until 3. this afternoon now we have the dry air that will be here even through tomorrow looks like after the red flag warning 50's and 60's cover the east bay up in the north bay mostly 50's 48 santa rosa, 64 san jose for comparison's sake are actually little cooler looks like a prop across the mid bay. not as much as you can see north and south of that region, the breakdown for you today about 85 by high noon by 3 o'clock we're talking 93.

we'll take a closer look at that 4 zone forecast and also because we're talking about temperatures cooling a little bit. we'll take a look at that in the extended as well marty. >>all right dave thanks a lot want to keep you updated on the breaking news from overnight in the south bay 2 people are dead 3 others injured following a shooting in san jose happened last night about 1140 near a restaurant on south capitol avenue 2 men were killed. the other 3 suffering non life threatening injuries are expected to recover. there's no word on a suspect this morning and we'll have another live update for you coming up in about 30 minutes from kron four's reyna harvey who's at the scene all morning long. the east bay this morning covid-19 is spreading at a high level in oakland's fruitvale district that's according to a doctor from ucsf who studied people who live and work in that area kron four's haaziq madyun has more. >>the results are in from a 2 day covid-19 testing event focusing on the latin x community in oakland's

fruitvale district nearly 1200 adults in around 150 children participated in the study ucsf doctor alicia fernandez we found that the overall pcr prevalence was about 3%. >>the pci prevalence among prove those mayan community members was even more alarming immigrants mayans. >>specifically had an even higher rate of pcr prevalence 8% by comparison on latinos who participated in the food, the study tested below as pcr rate of 0.5% we also find the people who are pcr positive are less likely to have health insurance they are also in some cases less likely to follow covid-19 health and safety guidelines says oakland city councilmember noel when you go to the flea market here in oakland, it is packed. >>it is packed saturday and sunday on coliseum way and

50th avenue you cannot drive in. and some of are not following the rules so we need to follow we're going to continue to work with these incredible partners that are embedded deeply in your community so that we can understand and doctor fernandez says improving the city's knowledge of how the pandemic is impacting those who live and work in the through ville is the goal we hope that testing the data. >>will be used to inform public health response. >>and 2 used to be informed by the city and like our community partners haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>needles and syringes are in high demand as people are rushing to local pharmacies for flu shots and some patients are being turned away because some pharmacies are running out that includes some role walgreens stores. now despite that doctors say there's no real risk of a vaccine shortage.

>>at crow level the supply is fine. but but but on micro levels that there may be issues to panic coming. we we will have supplies. >>well experts say it's best to get vast a vaccinated now before the height of the flu season which is december through february after the shot it takes 2 weeks to build up immunity from the virus. now to the east bay were taken months but a climate high school is again safe for students and staff now you might remember the school first closed back in february because officials discovered a cancer causing chemical in the ground water on campus. well that happened just weeks before in person teaching was stopped because of covid-19 since on the campus has gone through several rounds of testing and air purifiers have also been installed. district says it's now safe for people to return to campus once it receives covid-19 clearance to reopen. and we're tracking the latest coronavirus cases in

california and the bay area so far the state has recorded more than 80668,000 cases with more than 16,000 people who have died from the virus. in the bay area there are now more than 107,000 reported cases and more than 1600 deaths. and coming up after the break 12 people are dead dozens more are sick after a covid-19 outbreak. >>at a nursing home in the south bay. officials there predict there will be more outbreaks like these in the weeks ahead, we'll find out one.

>>it's becoming increasingly clear that there will not be a covid-19 vaccine before election day. this despite the president repeatedly promising one. the ceo of pfizer says that his company will not request emergency off the rage authorization of its covid-19 vaccine. before the 3rd week of november, even if testing goes well moderna another company in the vaccine race as the earliest it would seek authorization of its own vaccine would be november 25th to qualify for an emergency use authorization. any covid-19 vaccine must track at least half the participants in large scale studies for 2 months after the second dose. that's the timeframe in which side effects are most likely to appear. now although there's no official covid vaccine just yet the trump administration has unveiled a

plan to get the approved vaccine to nursing home residents free of cost. train staff from cvs and walgreens would deliver the vaccines to each nursing home and also administer the shots assisted living facilities and residential group homes can also participate in the voluntary program. nursing home staffers can be vaccinated as well. in the south bay, a or seen home reports a dozen residents have died in recent months from covid-19 another 75 residents have tested positive. the gilroy health care and rehabilitation center has been caring for covid positive patients transferred from hospitals. but officials at the nursing home insists that's not the source of this outbreak. they say that patient transfers were quarantined in a special recovery unit and that a resident had tested positive as early as june. >>part of the problem problem is that this is really just kind of the halfway we're entering now a period when we're going to be seeing both

flu and there are still restrictions on visitation so families can't get into these facilities and so we will have other gilroy's happening throughout the state for the next 2 months. >>54 staff members have also tested positive for covid-19 in a statement the facility says it's working closely with state and local health departments and will continue to follow those and cdc guidelines. health experts are also raising concerns about an alarming new trend that covid-19 patients. it's called covid brain fog. some of the symptoms include memory loss confusion difficulty focusing dizziness and struggling to form words. doctors say it can last for weeks for some people if not months following their infection. and here's a look at our forecast highs for today mid 90's well in the today mid 90's well in the inland valleys going take a

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>>it's a 44 good morning, happy saturday, everybody and welcome time to talk weather with dave spahr more hot and dry conditions yeah, it looks like that for today even into tomorrow too even though won't be quite as hot even in those inland valleys live shot coming for you from half moon bay there you have pretty nice shot to start the day we're seeing the same thing at sfo with no delays this morning as well so that's a nice touch, the things 60's and 50's off to the east bay leases feeling

pretty good at that up to the north bay 50's and 48 still reported in santa rosa, they may not be reporting this hour 64 san jose, 61 for half moon bay. we got mid-nineties going on in much of the central valley today, 84 san francisco down to the south looks like 82 for l a x 87 for san diego 69 covering big bear not much activity happening upstream we try to wait for some rain showers or even teasing us. we have a little bit of an offshore wind it looks like by tuesday developing in something interesting by the end of next year this next weekend coming up in early the following week. maybe some rain trying to we'll see if that actually comes anything together but the into a suspicious terms of looking for the rainier 84 san francisco along the coast maybe days city 81, most readings into the 70's bayside into the 80's as well burning game, it's 92 89 for foster city with more 90's heading down south 88 for mountain view. santa clara valley into

the lower 90's 96 for morgan hill 93 los gatos and on the east bay shoreline to the south near about 90 mid-nineties will cover tri valley. dublin about 95. 96 for walnut creek concord 96 san leandro 90 to 87 for richmond and solano county looking at middle 90's here don't forget back of those still has that red flag warning until 3 this afternoon 89 vallejo 91 napa in santa rosa at 95 still plenty warm along the beaches though it looks like somebody forecast here a little drop happens early into the week. we have an offshore when the tries to develop here tuesday wednesday kind of interrupting with heating and we cool off in earnest by week's end. nelson gyms are reopening in a lot of people are anxious to get back into their pre covid exercise routines. >>there are news health and safety rules in place at the gym as well and that includes exercising while wearing a

mask. our health expert walk is back with some more do's and don'ts this morning about that and your first tip is for those people who should not be exercising with a mask. >>correct if you have any type of health condition that includes being pregnant, you don't want to deprive the baby of oxygen. if you have diabetes a heart condition or lung condition anything where you have are compromised. >>either vascular lee or if you have very very well on your so it's basically any health issue that affects the respiratory system. exactly yeah, yeah. >>also one thing about wearing the mask when you're exercising is so many people complain of not being able to breathe a feeling. shortness of breath. >>that's correct solace what what they they've actually done a steady in the town that when you are first of all that the mask is creating resistance to air flow. yeah,

but they and it's not such issue if you're just walking around to the store and grocery shopping. but when you're exercising in that demand for oxygen is greater. without masses can be harder to inhale the quantity of air that you need to perform. so you're going to be it's going to be like exercising at a higher altitude for the in concentration is a lot lower. >>so just imagine you're lake tahoe, or something like this right. >>right so look at if you're feeling light headed and dizzy short of brad may even notches yeah those are symptoms to to observe and be aware of that could be. >>the just the fact that you're just not getting enough oxygen. >>and i understand care and that it gets pretty severe you could you could be as up to 20% less oxygen because of the mask. >>wright is still it would be

like exercising 2002 5 elevation yeah, so think it's that she keep that in mind because if you are haven't been exercising for 7 months don't go running out there and trying to do what you're doing before your body has to adapt its going to have to adapt to the fact that you haven't been doing what used to do but you're also going have to adapt to that lower concentration of oxygen in the air you know so many people want to just jump right in with both feet and just you know we feel like slugs the past several months right want to get in an exercise in your sand will wait a minute take some baby steps here. >>yes, it it and i admired the but >>still have to allow the body to adapt and adapt slowly because you can get other things you when you haven't been exercising for a while

you could experience some heart also dehydration is a big thing first a lot of people going to exercise dehydrated, but also if you are. >>our exercising supposedly at a high altitude where year ref your respiratory rate is higher going to be losing a lot more water. so keep that in mind though, but blood pressure low blood sugar, those are also symptoms of something more serious not necessarily. the fact that you're not getting enough oxygen. so really observe some of these other health effects because it could be underlying with its it could be something more serious than just the exercise. >>you know one thing that you mentioned as well is to know when to stop exercising the night goes that fits in perfectly what you're saying about really paying attention to what your body is telling you. >>right really observe i i like to use that perceived a level of his exertion in rate

that he should be able to add a low to moderate intensity you should be able to talk while you're exercising. but when you get into the more vigorous level you can still talk but you're not going to really want to but if you get to a point where you just cannot talk you can't even spit out more than a couple words that's too high you really need to dial it back and to start out start out more at a moderate level don't try and do those high intensity training exercises that you might have been able to do before especially now with that mask on yeah. >>well this really comes into into play with a high intensity interval training that so many that is so popular right now which really pushes your your respiratory system. for short hits right. >>exactly and your muscles haven't been they aren't usually either. so there the demand for oxygen is going to be even greater at that point. so. >>really kind of take it easy

give yourself a break at the beginning. >>one of the thing to keep in mind is that in all of our attention right now has been on wearing a mask the other thing we haven't talked about and social distancing. while you're at the gym. >>right and some of the gyms are kind of taking that in under control they're they're limiting how many people can be in the gm and release spacing everything out. but yes that's still important to. >>yes, so the bottom line here. karen is what. >>the bottom line is take into consideration. what your own health health status is. >>and if you are like he's like i said if you have any kind of health condition, maybe you need to exercise on your own exercise outside where you don't have to wear masks. >>but anyway, every taken individually and take it slow. yeah, okay. >>take it slow really hard to do, it can be lifesaving karen. thank you so much for

these tips and we'll see you again next weekend. well, yes. >>all i didn't choose this job because it was easy.

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>>and welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody live shot coming in from the golden gate bridge, nice blue skies to start the day not much of a wind at this check also at the bay bridge toll plaza we're seeing the sun join us temperature check word, 59 now for santa rosa, you know that dry air has this tendency to move real quickly so after we get sunset

tonight, we'll look for temperatures to fall nicely but for right now they're on the rise in core 72 already open 60's off to the east bay 66 san jose, lining the day up for you 85 by high noon at 3 o'clock we're talking 93. yes, plenty of 90's happening inland today. but tomorrow we're going to shave off quite a bit of those marty. >>all right dave thanks for the next hour. the kron 00:04am morning news 2 people have been killed 3 more injured in a shooting in the south bay at a restaurant. >>kron four's reyna harvey live with the latest on that. and then 2 teenagers have claimed responsibility for that fire near the south san francisco site we're going to look into how police managed to track them down. plus why a shortage in some pharmacy supplies will not impact ability to get a flu shot this.

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>>you're watching morning news at 9. >>good morning, everybody, thanks so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news. it is saturday october 17 martin gonzalez and i'm noelle bellow bit of a crisp fall morning but things are definitely going to heat up quickly today. let's get a first check of your forecast from dave spahr day. >>hey good martino well good morning, everybody we have a beautiful shot coming in from the golden gate bridge just a little bit of stray clouds in there just to paint the skies basically blew as we're

looking at shot from u c berkeley, same view as well, but but the warmer side even a start things off for up to 59 santa rosa, one of the biggest climbs from last hour lower 70's east bay shoreline with 60's going on in land. we may see numbers return like this for highs or close to that towards the end of the weekly sliding east bay shoreline. this is substantially colder than what it was from this time yesterday as you'll notice per to be in mid-may up to the north and the south bay numbers a little different. so we saw that fire weather watch terms of the red flag warning up a county. it does include vacaville and points to the north and the county that will be until 3 the rest of the bay now is in the clear but dry air not much the way of winds that's fortunate, but still dry air and plenty hot 89 by 1 o'clock by 4. we're talking 93, we'll take a closer inspection, your forecast in just a bit back to you. thanks dave our top story this morning, a deadly shooting overnight in the south bay. >>has left 2 people dead and

injured 3 others why don't i like live now to kron four's reyna harvey she's been at the scene all morning long she has the latest for us right >>marty well last night very deadly night out here in san jose including that died there that homicide and stabbing that we also know about here on south capitol avenue where they still have the street blocked off we're going to set the location for you so south capitol here avenue right near alum avenue and then this is just adjacent to a number of restaurants that shooting actually happened at navarro layer to restaurant police tell me this restaurant actually has an outdoor location and that's where they were sitting at they were having outdoor dining overnight here at 1140. >>that's when something happened that led to that shooting 5 people we know were shot 2 of them, died as a result of that shooting we know that one died here on scene the other one died at the hospital, you know these are 2 men who were shot and

killed the other 3 suffering non-life threatening injuries police are still actively investigating if there was any relation between any of the individuals that took place here also we do know that in the investigation they've been asking witnesses on scene this morning for more information also something to note. police have told us this is the 34th and 35th homicide here in san jose this year just to put that in some to some context for you last year around this time, 34 homicides it happen. we still are not through the year and we've already surpassed that number here in san jose so investigators are asking people to come forward with any information as their spread really thin across multiple crime scenes, this morning. so we'll continue to keep you all updated as the day goes on for now reporting here in san jose reyna harvey kron 4 news all right, thanks a lot for that live report.

>>also in the south bay, san jose police are also investigating a deadly stabbing about 4 o'clock this morning. it happened in the southern part of the city near coyote road and del ridge drive the victim was rushed to the hospital where he later died police have not made any arrests. now to the north bay were investigation is underway after a man was fatally shot in a fairfield parking lot police say 5 people were at the parking lot on the rise and drive just before midnight thursday that's just west of travis air force base. police say that a man drove up and started an argument and then fired several times at the group hitting one man who was taken to the hospital and later died. no word on a suspect this morning. and in san francisco, one person was killed 3 others injured at a shooting around 8.30 friday night it sure when street near sunny dale avenue. police have not yet given an update to so far this morning on the condition of the other 3 victims. another person was

shot and killed in the city friday night this one hunters point boulevard happened about 8 o'clock last night. police found a middle aged man laying in the road. he was taken to the hospital where he later died police have not yet made any arrests in either of those shootings. >>a big development this morning in the south san francisco sign fire 2 juveniles admitted to starting that fire which damaged 3 homes near the south san francisco health side sign they're identified only as a 1416 year-old the hot dry conditions on friday caused those flames to spread quickly and forced some residents in the area to evacuate. that fire was contained a couple of hours after it ignited all evacuations were lifted by the evening hours. those teens have since been released back to their families that was the only blaze firefighters had to deal with on friday and industrial fire also broke out in south san francisco, not far from the sign fire look at that this one sent huge and scary plumes of black smoke into the air that one too

though has since been contained. the trump administration to one 80 and has now granted governor newsom's request of a disaster declaration for the wildfires that have ravaged the state it covers 6 fires, including the creek fire in fresno county. president trump initially rejected the request before changing his mind friday afternoon. the governor thanked the president for his quick response. now the request comes during an historic fire season here in california burning more than 4.1 million acres in governor newsom has previously praised the trump administration for approving aid related to those fires. meanwhile the glass fire is the only major fire still burning here in the bay area, it's still sitting at 97% containment to date it's burned more than 67,000 acres across napa and sonoma counties destroying more than 800 homes. >>and coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news leaders

in last in oakland say the latin x community is being hit hard by covid-19. we'll find out more about the plea for help and more testing coming up. but first the topics have been chosen for the now second and final presidential debate. but will the candidates actually answer any of the questions we'll look into that and first a scary scene in the east bay after a platform collapsed leaving 2 window washers hang

>>good morning welcome back it was a stunning scene in the east bay take a look at that to walnut creek window washers needed rescuing after their scaffolding collapsed at left them dangling in the air with just their safety ropes attached to keep them alive it happened just before 7 o'clock friday morning at the california plaza building that's on north california boulevard and walnut creek. the men were rescued by firefighters and then taken to a hospital for evaluation. >>will be well in the 80's going on 1 o'clock or 8993 happening by for look at happening by for look at for the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet

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tell uber and lyft to stop exploiting their drivers. vote no on prop 22. >>its 9.11 good morning everybody welcome back to kron 4 morning news and we're going to check out the weather forecast with dave spahr we've been dealing with some hot weather around the band's october in the bay area right there. >>i think so i have is the calendar say that yeah i think so allegedly yeah good morning morning, good morning, everybody, i know it doesn't feel like it. nor will it today either more 90's to be found in those inland valleys, live shot from u c berkeley there you can see all and up along the east bay shoreline off to the distance looking blue as well as the golden gate bridge. so it's nice start to the day and by the way those winds. they're technically gear does kind of offshore but we don't have much going on in terms of the winds that sweep plus sign that's why from most of the region. the red flag warning has expired as not being reinstated, although up and county little sliver up there

to vacaville and points north outside of that it's just the dry air that will remain in place today though, and still hot 60's we've got lower 70's, lining up the east bay shoreline here, 60's up to the north bay, 59 santa rosa 66 for san jose. so this is what it looks like in the models look at bone dry looking like off to the east. the recovery that marine layer tomorrow morning. i don't see much green making its way here tries to seek a lake footsteps a little bit of stretch to get into sacramento valley little bit. but probably not enough to give us much a way of fog. even all the way out to sunday evening. although it looks like there's a little building a foot here off towards the coast or perhaps monday morning. we'll get some better help on that and get some more that marine layer spilling in across the bay area so for today, it's business as usual. still plenty of those 90's going on in london we'll break those down to more 80's happening in line with only a few incidences of 90's here and there and then for the beginning of this week going to be a clip of a cool start.

temperatures retract a little bit but it looks like another offshore wind potential for tuesday into wednesday and then cooling off in earnest by the time we finish the week for today look for 84 san francisco 87 oaklyn 92 san jose and yes, plenty more 90's to be had middle 90's in the far east bay up to the north bay we're looking at lower to middle 90's back to you. >>okay they think well we're just 17 days from the november, 3rd election in kron 4 is your local election headquarters. and the latest on the presidential campaign the topics have been selected for the final debate between president trump and democratic presidential nominee, joe biden the moderator kristen welker from nbc news chose the topics and she will also be the moderator on thursday here are the topics for you they are fighting covid-19 american families race in america. climate change national security and leadership. now this debate is taking place next thursday at belmont

university nashville, tennessee. and we'll be carrying that live for you right here on kron 4 it starts at 06:00pm. >>next week's debate the presidential candidates are taking jabs at one another on the campaign trail. both the president and democratic nominee joe biden are in must-win states dean reynolds has that story. >>in his first stop of the day in fort myers, the president warned seniors of a dim future if the democrats win. >>but we cannot allow unscientific panicked or of and fear based policy is to tonight our children and grandchildren their future their dreams we can take a year or 2 years out of their life. >>a social thing going on he's left lockdowns will crush america and my plan is very simple we're going to crush the virus. we have a vaccine is getting ready to go. >>seniors will be the first in line for the vaccine. and we will soon be ending this

pandemic later, he said florida virus cases are declining but they are actually on the rise. >>yesterday's 3300 cases was the highest number in a month, according to the state department of health. in michigan with the state today reported the highest single-day number of cases since the start of the pandemic mister biden said the president doesn't know what he's talking about. >>he said we have turned the corner. >>my grandfather finnegan might say we're here. he said he's gone around the bend. >>turn the corner. my lore. >>it's not disappearing and fact that on the rise again how many jobs and job is to make fun of by we're in a mass. >>because you to practice social distance, he puts supporters in such jeopardy.

>>and a big rally in ocala florida this afternoon, the president complained about high tech companies. mister biden's son hunter hillary clinton, the news media and his treatment at last night's town hall. >>not one question was asked of this guy last night about that can you even believe it it's the biggest story worldwide it's a corrupt family and these people didn't ask him one single question about it. you know we don't say give us big questions give us the answers we wanted this. we don't want to read it off teleprompters we don't want to do that. >>at a drive-in rally in detroit this evening, the former vice president urged the crowd to stand with him. >>my coaches say it's go time. this is most important election of our lifetimes. >>here at home the investigation continues into the state gop unauthorized ballot boxes which were marked official even though they were not the state attorney general

and secretary of state say they've issued subpoenas and discussions are ongoing with the state republican party earlier this week both state agencies sent a cease and desist order for those boxes saying they violated state law. the california republican party though said it made no concessions to the state claiming investigators only requested information. >>you want to do anything because voters and our supporters. despite our efforts to criminal. >>the state gop says it has become a partisan issue and plans to continue to use those boxes. meantime the attorney general and secretary of state say they will continue in their own investigation. we here at kron 4 are committed to helping make sure your vote counts if you do experience a problem, casting your ballot. let us know and we will investigate you can e-mail us at voting problems at kron 4 dot com. >>meantime republican lawmakers are going after

twitter for blocking a post related to joe biden's son hunter democrats though are pushing back arguing the social media giant was simply protecting the public from potential misinformation days from the election. twitter originally said that it blocked the new york post article because it contained potentially hacked or private information twitter's ceo later admitted that decision was wrong republican senators are now demanding the jack dorsey testified before congress. they say it's time to hold social media platforms more accountable. >>it is more urgent than ever if you get discriminated against if you get censored allowed to sue facebook allowed sue twitter they really trying to regulate in ways that will help consumers or mostly just in ways that will help their political aspiration. >>the senate judiciary committee will be voting to subpoena twitter ceo next week in response to the controversy twitter says the platform will no longer remove hacked content and let's it's directly shared by hackers.

dorsey says his platform will also label tweets to provide context. instead of blocking links. and still ahead in morning sports. the niners jimmy garoppolo looks to rebound from his performance last weekend against the dolphins. >>but will his offensive line offer him any protection we're going to take a look at line leading up to the match up for the ramps tomorrow nigh

>>to say that week 6 is a must-win but with the 49 ers sitting at the bottom of the nfc west they can't slip any farther behind in one of the most competitive divisions in the nfl. a lot is resting on the shoulders of quarterback jimmy garoppolo after the worst performance of his career last sunday of course that was his first game back after recovering from a high ankle sprain in week 2. so there's been lot of speculation about just how much that was a factor. coach kyle shanahan said jimmy g felt even better in practice this week, so that's a good sign. but for the offense to be successful. we also have to see better play from the line and shanahan said this week he like to utilize the run game or this week in practice was the first time or he most are deebo samuel and garoppolo were all healthy at the same time so hopefully we see things start to click. kickoff set for 05:20pm on sunday. while coronavirus numbers continue to rise across the

country college basketball scheduled to start at the end of november. stanford senior maya dodson made the tough decision to sit the season out i spoke with her about why and what the future holds. stanford senior maya dodson says the basketball court has always been her happy place but this year she says even basketball couldn't block out the chaos from the pandemic one of my and its members ended up having covid and they're ok now, but. >>i think it's different when you realize firsthand how serious covid isn't dodson says the black lives matter movement also has impacted her deeply. >>i think after george floyd's killing. that's really something that woke me up. i want protesting with my brother a couple times. and realize that this is something that's going always affect me as a young black woman she says both of those factors led her to make the tough decision to opt out of her final cardinal basketball season.

>>dodson says she took the lead from her heroes in the wnba kind of scene that there's 2 different ways of going. >>kind of handling this and i felt like going there at that the best decision for me was to kind of take some time. kind take some time to kind of reset or myself think of what i dodson says only 7% of stanford students identify as black. >>and she's working to make sure there are enough resources and support available, especially since i have a big clock on being a stand-alone basle player. i have a lot of young girls and other people just looking up to me so kind of realizing that is something that i want to continue to make sure i intentional about. >>dodson tells us she will miss her teammates terribly this winter but she hopes her voice can make waves for change so just thinking about why this is how to send the grease isn't come to play because often times systemic racism and oppression. it's not true. out like reese's

policy center on you can tell on the surface, so that's one thing that i want people to kind of take away from this it is to think more critically in kind of go in another step. dotson is helping start a new campus organization called cardinal black designed to support black student athletes. >>i also talked with stanford women's basketball coach tara vanderveer today. and she says she and the team completely support my decision. all right over to the diamond braves dodgers game 5 of the nlcs top of the 6 graves leading 2 to one at this point. >>well smith's. >>and get jiggy with it on that's a three-run homer to left off of. wilson, yes you heard that right will smith was also now to the race just last month. final score, 73 dodgers, the fray still told that 3, 2 series lead game 6 tomorrow at one 30. >>on to the alcs astro's rays

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>>9.29 this saturday morning good morning everybody welcome back and oh what a beautiful shot here know well from a central cam this morning clear clear morning i walked outside and it was kind of still but i know that we are going to heat up again today we've been having some warm warm days it's time to check in with dave spahr he's got our forecast for us dave how hot are we getting today marty and we know well good morning, everybody we're talking about temperatures returning inland back to the 90's again now by tomorrow they'll be some changes happening in early in the next week, but today still plenty warm. >>here's a live shot coming in from u c berkeley, lots of blue skies blue bay. we see the view from the east bay shoreline as well. and the shot from the golden gate bridge is also noting all those blue skies as we get we want to the flag little bit a little bit of a drift off

shore but not a lot the way of winds. that's why that red flag warning has been lifted, however we're still dealing with very dry air this little section here up in a solano county is still holding on vacaville and points to the north until 3. this afternoon. temperatures in the 70's for right now on the east bay shoreline antioch at 7560's elsewhere up here the north bay 50's and 60's got 66 going on for san jose but for comparison's sake the soul core. the school last midday also in the east bay shoreline to adopt an app it's a little cooler as well. so our breakdown today puts us at about 89 come 1 o'clock by 4.93 and it will not be alone will see a lot of those inland valleys. well in the business of the 90's but after today starting to take a break in you're going to feel really around the bay big time by tomorrow and then early into the week so we turn off lights and then later on early part of the week will be dropping those temperatures watching out though for a little temporary offshore wind by tuesday so back to you, ok dave thanks le they want to give you an update on that

breaking news from overnight in the south bay where 2 people were killed 3 others injured. >>following the shooting in san jose. it happened about 1140 last night near or as a restaurant on south capitol avenue. 2 men were killed 3 others suffered non life threatening injuries and are expected to recover. there's no word from san jose police this morning on a suspect and our kron four's reyna harvey has been reporting there throughout the morning. we'll check in with her if she has any updates for us. >>in the east bay covid-19 is spreading at a high level and oakland's fruitvale district and that's according to a doctor from ucsf who study people who live in work in that area kron 4 says he can tune has more. >>the results are in from a 2 day covid-19 testing event focusing on the latin x community in oakland's fruitvale district nearly 1200 adults in around 150 children participated in the study ucsf doctor alicia fernandez we found that the overall pcr

prevalence was about 3%. >>the pci prevalence among prove those mayan community members was even more alarming immigrants mayans. >>specifically an even higher rate of pcr prevalence 8% by comparison on latinos who participated in the food, the study tested below as pcr rate of 0.5% we also find the people who are pcr positive are less likely to have health insurance they are also in some cases less likely to follow covid-19 health and safety guidelines says oakland city councilmember noel guy when you go to the flea market here in oakland, it is packed. >>it is packed saturday and sunday on coliseum way and 50th avenue you cannot drive in. and some of are not following the rules so we need to follow we're going to continue to work with these

incredible partners that are embedded deeply in your community so that we can understand and doctor fernandez says improving the city's knowledge of how the pandemic is impacting those who live and work in the through ville is the goal we hope that testing the data. >>will be used to inform public health response and 2 used to be informed by the city and like our community partners haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>we are tracking the latest coronavirus cases across california and the bay area so far the state has recorded more than 868,000 cases with more than 16,000 deaths across the bay area there now been more than 107,000 reported cases and more than 1600 deaths due to covid-19. needles and syringes are in high demand as people rushed to local pharmacies to get their flu shot but some

patients are being turned away because some places are running out kron 4 sweep gaal has this closer look. >>doctor really bergen is a pediatrician and the lead for kaiser permanente in northern california is flu vaccine program. we're ready and to to to the accident members. he says his health system ordered more than 2 million doses of the flu vaccine in anticipation of high demand and says in just the past month more than 1 million members have received their shot and he does not anticipate running out of the vaccine or supplies on a macro level the supply is fine. >>but but but on micro levels that there may be issues that includes local pharmacies like cvs and walgreens some stores are struggling to keep up with demand but not to worry. the centers for disease control and prevention says manufacturers have projected they will supply up to 198 million doses of influenza vaccine. >>for the flu season. the cdc

says well no significant delays have been reported in some places robust demand for vaccines and supplies like needles or syringes may mean some providers may run out of shots and supplies before their next shipment has arrived, but more will be ordered and eventually the supply will be expected to catch up to them and over 16,000 patients have already booked their flu shot online center bay medical foundation say their clinics are well equipped to vaccinate people through the flu season, not to panic coming. we we will have supplies, it's best to get vaccinated now before the height of the flu season december through february. after the shot it takes 2 weeks to build up immunity from the virus. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. in the east bay it's taken months but a climate high school is safe again for students and staff. >>now you might remember the school first closed back in february because officials discovered a cancer causing

chemical in the ground water on campus. that happened just weeks before in person teaching was stopped because of covid-19 since then the campus has gone through several rounds of testing and air purifiers have been installed there. the district says it's now safe for people to return to campus. once it receives covid-19 clearance to reopen. there's a new study from the world health organization that suggests the anti viral drug remdisivir year does not help hospitalized covid-19 patients. this comes after an earlier study establish that drug has a standard for coronavirus care in the u.s. and many other countries. the drug has not yet been approved in the u.s. but was authorized for emergency use after the previous study found it shorten recovery time by 5 days on average. it was also among the treatments that president trump received when he was infected earlier this month. >>it's becoming increasingly clear there will not be a covid-19 vaccine before

election day despite president trump repeatedly promising one. the ceo of pfizer says his company will not request emergency authorization of its covid-19 vaccine before the 3rd week of november, even if everything goes well and moderna another company and the vaccine race says the earliest it could seek authorization of its own vaccine would be november 25th to qualify for an emergency use authorization any covid-19 vaccine must track at least half the participants in large scale studies for 2 months after their second dose. that's the timeframe in which side effects are most likely to appear. now although there is no official covid vaccine yet. the trump administration has unveiled a plan to get the approved vaccine to nursing home residents free of cost trained staff from cvs and walgreens will deliver those vaccines to each nursing home and administer the shots assisted living facilities and residential group homes can also participate in that voluntary program. nursing

home staffers can be vaccinated as well. one gilroy nursing home is reporting a dozen residents have died in recent months from covid-19 kron four's rob fladeboe reports that the facility has been accepting covid-19 patients from area hospitals. >>health care and rehabilitation center has confirmed that 12 residents have died from covid-19 another 75 residents have tested positive. the facility has been caring for covid positive patients transferred from hospitals, according to advocates for nursing home reform attorney mike dark is that hospitals will send people with covid. >>into nursing facilities to be cared often among other people who are. >>covid negative and some of the consequences as as you can just expect are catastrophic. >>another 54 staff members have tested positive as visitors residents staff are now being routinely screened

and tested. transfers were quarantined in a special recovery unit. the facility says all of the transferred patients recovered insisting the virus was not introduced by the transfers and that a resident had tested positive here back in june. >>we should be able to do much better we should be able to do better than thousands of people dying in these facilities throughout the state and part of the problem problem is that this is really just kind of the halfway we're entering now a period when we're going to be seeing both flu and there are still restrictions on visitation so families can't get into these facilities see how people are doing make sure that they are safe. and so we will have other gilroy's happening throughout the state for the next 2 months in a statement the facility said quote we have and will continue to purposefully augment our systems with new ways to operate. >>that will enhance protection and prevent the spread of the virus to both staff and residents by doing the

following screen staff and essential personnel prior to entry and follow cdc guidelines provide ppe based on staff rules and assignments. >>observation unit created for newly admitted patients for the purpose of quarantine and for care of covid-19 positive patients designated separate rulings of the facility since the pandemic broke out nursing homes have become known hotbeds from covid-19. >>the 4500 people who died in them so confort 27% of all deaths in gilroy rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>today, we're looking for temperatures into the not many 80's even along the east bay shoreline to check out your 4 zone forecast next.

>>44 on this saturday morning it is going to be another scorcher here across the bay area dave spahr standing by with a look at our forecast, a blue skies this morning, yeah, good morning well, good morning, everybody we're seeing that everywhere going on here even at the beaches too so fog not an issue that's kind of bad think is what a little marine layer coming in here. >>we'll probably get some of that starting perhaps monday or so looks like tomorrow is going to be fairly dry to start off. but again there's that shot of u c berkeley in the east bay shoreline. also sfo. no delays happening this morning. there's your blue skies and fairly dry as we go. temperatures right now 60's and 70's off to the east bay mostly 60's 74 novato 66 santa

rosa. in 72 for this hour and half moon bay, big jump going on for half moon bay just last couple of hours. mid-nineties. for the central valley where 84 for san francisco down south 82 for l a x 88 for san diego. and upstream we don't see any rain coming our way really you know we try to hope for maybe a little tease here or there and maybe perhaps by the end of next week it looks like it's trying hinting at us the following early into the next week but don't set any cards on that or eat chips are checks on that because most likely nothing's going to happen from any of that, but we'll just keep an eye on its even it does your 4 zone forecast to check in for your saturday still kind of business as usual 84, san francisco mission district 8581 daly city with 70's covering the coast. we've got 80's for the bayside 92 for burlingame and more 90's down the southern end, san carlos of 90 to 91 redwood city 93 palo alto 88 mountain view. santa clara valley lower 90's

96 from morgan hill 93 for los gatos east bay shoreline to the south around 90 or so mid-nineties going on in tri valley 95 for dublin. 96 for wannacry can also conquered 92 for san leandro in castro valley and 86 for berkeley again big changes happening for tomorrow on all of this 94 for fairfield 89 91 or napa and 95 for santa rosa stole the beaches quite lofty here 76 for stenson beach 7 day forecast here, there's a little slight drop that happens and temperatures quickly. i was like a false ending if you will because we do have a little offshore wind developing temporarily very short lived the does not look to be the intensity of we just experienced and then you see temperatures drop on out by the time we finish off the week, let's hope. now some gyms are reopening in a lot of people are anxious to get back into their pre covid exercise routines. >>there are news health and safety rules in place at the

gym as well and that includes exercising while wearing a mask. our health expert walk is back with some more do's and don'ts this morning about that and your first tip is for those people who should not be exercising with a mask. >>correct if you have any type of health condition that includes being pregnant, you don't want to deprive the baby of oxygen. if you have diabetes a heart condition or lung condition anything where you have are compromised. >>either vascular lee or if you have very very well on your so it's basically any health issue that affects the respiratory system. exactly yeah also one thing about wearing the mask when you're exercising is so many people complain of not being able to breathe a feeling. >>shortness of breath. >>that's correct solace what what they they've actually done a steady in the town that when you are first of all that

the mask is creating every assistance to air flow. yeah, but they and it's not such issue if you're just walking around to the store and grocery shopping. but when you're exercising in that demand for oxygen is greater without masses could be harder to inhale the quantity of air that you need to perform. so you're going to be it's going to be like exercising at a higher altitude in concentration is a lot lower. >>so just imagine you're lake tahoe, or something like this right. >>right so look at if you're feeling light headed and dizzy short of brad may even notches yeah those are symptoms to to observe and be aware of that could be. >>the just the fact that you're just not getting enough oxygen. >>and i understand care and that it gets pretty severe you could you could be as up to 20% less oxygen because of the

mask. >>wright is still it would be like exercising 2002 5 elevation yeah, so think it's that she keep that in mind because if you are haven't been exercising for 7 months don't go running out there and trying to do what you're doing before your body has to adapt its going to have to adapt to the fact that you haven't been doing what used to do but you're also going have to adapt to that lower concentration of oxygen in the air you know so many people want to just jump right in with both feet and just you know we feel like slugs the past several months right want to get in an exercise and you're saying well wait a minute take some baby steps here. >>yes, it it and i admired the but >>still have to allow the body to adapt and adapt slowly because you can get other

things you when you haven't been exercising for a while you could experience some heart also dehydration is a big thing first a lot of people going to exercise dehydrated, but also if you are. >>our exercising supposedly at a high altitude where year ref your respiratory rate is higher going to be losing a lot more water. so keep that in mind little blood pressure low blood sugar, those are also symptoms of something more serious not necessarily. the fact that you're not getting enough oxygen. so really observe some of these other health effects because it could be underlying with its it could be something more serious than just the exercise. >>you know one thing that you mentioned as well is to know when to stop exercising the night goes that fits in perfectly what you're saying about really paying attention to what your body is telling you. >>right really observe i i like to use that perceived a

level of his exertion in rate that he should be able to add a low to moderate intensity you should be able to talk while you're exercising. but when you get into the more vigorous level you can still talk but you're not going to really want to happen if you get to a point where you just cannot talk you can't even spit out more than a couple words that's too high you really need to dial it back and to start out start out more at a moderate level don't try and do those high intensity training exercises that you might have been able to do before especially now with that mascot and yeah. >>well this really comes into into play with a high intensity interval training that so many that is so popular right now which really pushes your your respiratory system. for short hits right. >>exactly and your muscles haven't been they aren't usually either. so there the demand for oxygen is going to be even greater at that point.

so. >>really kind of take it easy give yourself a break at the beginning. >>one of the thing to keep in mind is that in all of our attention right now has been on wearing a mask the other thing we haven't talked about and social distancing. while you're at the gym. >>right and some of the gyms are kind of taking that in under control they're they're limiting how many people can be in the gm and release spacing everything out. but yes that's still important to. >>yes, so the bottom line here. karen is what. >>the bottom line is take into consideration. what your own health health status is. >>and if you are like he's like i said if you have any kind of health condition, maybe you need to exercise on your own exercise outside where you don't have to wear masks. >>but anyway, every taken individually and take it slow. yeah, okay.

>>take it slow really hard to do, it can be lifesaving karen. thank you so much for these tips and we'll see you again next week let's talk about floors.

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>>well let's all take a look at this a new 3 week old giraffe at the sacramento zoo all we already making some big strides. names glory. the newest addition to the zoo's giraffe yards and as you might imagine families have been lining up early to see glo glory and her mother sharon e

the zoo very excited to show her off as well. >>just able to get her and her mom and another trap on exhibit this week so this week is her first experience coming out an exhibit and walking around and exploring their new habitat and it's been going really really well and the public of course has responded well we've got a lot of people come out there so excited to meet glory. and we've even seen some repeat visitors already even though it's only her 3rd day out. >>what is lori is actually the 20th giraffe calf born at the sacramento zoo. i just love how we yeah, how cute there, i mean it's one of the things you're like oh they're small but they're actually very it. >>all right sir, today's farm 7 day forecast i did help taller was or the neck it kind of goes with the territory today going to still be another hot one near 100 well least upper 90's you can see as we start to get into early next week we have a little bit of a slight pullback with those temperatures a little

offshore winds note and then an earnest cooling down as we head into next weekend. let's hope because i think it's fall i last time i checked well, you know dave was going to ask you what does fall comically easy logically it did every way possible to this yeah ready for over the kron 4 news weekend for this saturday, i'm noelle bellow marty gonzales thanks for joining us, we'll see tomorrow bright and early at 07:00am have yourself a great day.