station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at 7. >> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday. july 18th got a lot to get to this morning, but we want to get you started off by looking at your weather forecast. dave spahr. there is a red flag warning set to take effect this afternoon. what can you tell us? >> hey, good well, good afternoon, you are rich or fire weather watch has been upgraded for most of the bay area to a red flag warning that typically we're talking about this. this is because of offshore winds going on. that's not the culprit this go

around. it's because of dry lightning. i'll show you the map in just a bit. starting first things first, we have our traditional fog reading us. it's already cleared out of the park. rob, are. you can see. so the east bay shoreline will come into view here pretty shortly here. looks like. meanwhile, the shot from the golden gate bridge of the fog is kind of lay in right around the towers. you can see covering that up again. that will be lifting by the late morning hours in the loan car just about to pay its toll coming over, ok, temperature check. we have the 50's at this hour. now 65 antioch, 62 livermore and 64 conquered. pretty much business as usual here is the new updated math for you with the red flag noted for those higher elevations, east bay hills up in the north bay to win the santa cruz mountains now notice the yellow still in solano county. that's because it's a different forecast office. they're keeping the fire weather watch in place. but everybody's on the same game plan. it's monsoon moisture. look for that may create an isolated thundershower again, isolated with because of dry air. most folks probably won't even see the rain with it. 81 for 11 o'clock. it too. we're at 92

scattered clouds pretty much for everybody will get into some of this month soon talk coming up in just a bit. well. thanks, dave. breaking news overnight in the east bay walnut creek. police. >> are investigating an early morning homicide. the shooting took place on sauce drive near north main street just after one 30 this morning when officers arrived, they found 4 gunshot victims. one died on scene. the other 3 victims were transported to a local hospital. no other details are available right now and there is no word on a suspect. now to our top stories. 7 bay area counties are urging people to wear a mask indoors regardless of vaccination status. this all comes after an uptick in covid-19 cases among the unvaccinated across the state. kron four's gayle ong spent the day talking with businesses in the east bay to see if they plan on making any changes with these new recommendations.

>> the mask recommendation is not mandatory, but restaurant managers i spoke with say they are still following state guidelines. other people i spoke with say they still wear a mask in public. i've been vaccinated. but you know, and take care of myself of my family. i have to nephew niece that are not vaccinated yet. so we just want to do our part you know, be darlene under their king. still donned their masks when they step out of their home and agree with the new recommendation to continue to wear face coverings indoors even someone is being honest above board and wearing it and they have not been vaccinated or they're not vaccinated. they say they have done. >> either way, it's levels. the playing field and it keeps everyone safe friday, a coalition of bay area. health officials urge residents to resume wearing a mask indoors regardless of vaccination status following an uptick in covid-19 cases. >> this as los angeles county issued a new mask mandate for indoor spaces. contra costa county is one of the 7 bay area counties recommending

indoor mask-wearing noting the highly infectious delta variant is now the predominant strain in the county in downtown walnut creek this cafe on north main street requires masks. the sign caught st briggs off-guard. look, my mask in the car and i just to walk down the street. and then i saw that it said masks required side. >> we ordered online went back and got my mask and picked up my down the street. most employees could be seen wearing masks inside this restaurant. the manager says masks are still optional health officials stress those who are fully vaccinated remain. well protected its just scary to think that you know, people are out there not being aware and there's people that are choosing not to be vaccinated and. there's a lot of divisiveness and opinions over that. i personally vaccinated. but my daughters tend she's not. so it's up to be really careful. the bay area health officers plan to revisit the mask recommendation in the coming weeks after monitoring covid-19 cases. >> and hospitalization data here in walnut creek. gayle

ong kron 4 news. >> good news for san francisco. business owners. the parklets use for outdoor dining during the pandemic are here to stay late last week san francisco city leaders voted on an ordinance to allow business to permanently operate outdoor spaces built on sidewalks and street parking spaces. while many are excited for the permanent dining spaces. others are expressing a bit of concern. >> the mall pretty cool, pardon. so i think the parklets are free. >> the city. is every time a restaurant and bar. it's something that. >> right now there are almost to a 1000 approved parklets throughout the city. if you are interested in getting a permit to use a parking space as a parklet for your business. you can find the application online. those permits are free.

>> in the meantime, as of this morning, a new mask mandate is now in effect down in los angeles county because of the alarming surge of covid-19 cases fueled by the delta variant. there. >> county health officials have reported nearly 2000 new cases and more than 450 people are hospitalized there with covid-19. that's more than double the number from last month. you can stay up to date on the very latest covid-19 information on our website. use your smart phone scanned. the qr code that you see on your screen. it's going to take you directly to our coronavirus section at kron 4 dot com there you'll find the current mask guidelines and the latest on vaccination efforts here in the bay area. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. we're continuing to monitor today's red-flag warning for parts of the bay area. stick with us for the very latest details. plus the search is on for the driver in a deadly hit and run down in the south bay. also what we're learning about the victim. and are you dealing

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>> welcome back. the summer travel season shows no signs of slowing down. americans are traveling in record numbers this month. on friday alone. tsa agents screened nearly 2.2

million passengers that a new pandemic era record. if you have a trip planned, the agency is reminding you to get to the airport early and also do not forget your mask. meanwhile, aircraft maker. boeing is projecting as many as 700,000 pilots will be needed to meet the air travel demands of the next 20 years. there's a renewed effort to encourage kids to consider careers in aviation kron four's. ken wayne has more. >> now that air travel is back and booming the need for workers in the aviation industry is growing and that need exists in one of the bay area's long suffering neighborhoods. >> open airport right there. very, very, very close to lot of our kids that live in that neighborhood. you know, maybe just right across freeway. but they maybe have never thought i could work there. it's estimated that 85% of commercial airline pilots are white. just 2% black. >> and only about 9% are

aircraft owners and pilots association is trying to change that. it's offering stem classes to high schools across the country to encourage young people including females and minorities to get ready for all kinds of careers in aviation you know, there there and there you could have careers. >> and you know, we know what we know about a pilot. but what about all the other careers that within the airline industry. >> alp a program is called. you can fly and is now in use at 450 schools across the country, including more than a dozen in california. but there are no schools in the bay area participating even though it's served by 3 major commercial airports and dozens of general aviation airfields. and i would say in this start small and then can build something out. >> and i think what we do is we reach out to a couple of the school particular may be the ones that are in close proximity so that that we don't have any geographical barriers. >> the biggest challenge is

letting the students and especially the school's know that these careers exist in their own backyard. >> said i'm going to be doctor i'm a bit about what it would be very few stay out of the air traffic control. >> right. just have them have access to that and see. that is just like wow, you know, you're open the door, things that didn't even know. >> and we now have a red flag warning that's in place. it replaces the fire weather watch. solano county still has that fire weather watches a technicality. we're on the lookout for dry thunder showers going on

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>> welcome back kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and our traditional fog checking in again. here's the shot from u c berkeley. as you can see, still dealing with that fog covering up the east bay shoreline. but that will clear out again, just like yesterday. pretty quickly today. it's not that kind of moisture that concerns us. it's moisture coming in from the southwest. the southwest us coming up from our perspective and it's going to be filling our atmosphere up aloft here throughout the day. today, tonight and into tomorrow. this zone of times. what we're worried about over the about 24 hours. we get to this afternoon to tomorrow afternoon. there's the golden gate bridge for you again. covered up with some of that fog. we've got the 50's around the bay 60's happening inland antioch already is looking at 67 stormtracker there's where the bulk of the moisture is in the form of rain or forget to much warmer down there too. so

just continues overnight. the timing that this is kind of interesting because our models don't completely agree with this. but let's go forward with what we have here today. we clear out the fog will start seeing some thunder shower activity off towards the to how in the mountains there for us this afternoon as the risk. once we get the daytime heating to see some of that dry thundershower activity, some of the moisture sticks out and then right before dawn, another little bit comes up again. the timing is a little different on this. one of the models pushes it to around the lunch hour tomorrow sneaking through the santa cruz mountains where there's that risk thunder showers now of that run is correct. that means we'll have some energy in the atmosphere for those dry thunder showers to watch out for there. you can see a lot more activity going on in the mountains of response after that, we run out of moisture really late in the day tomorrow. so therefore the risk subside. a look at the moisture levels at the surface because this is the environment that any thunder showers will have to go through very, very dry. as you can see during the day today.

tonight. plus, is if we get anything, you're going to be going through a wet atmosphere that's pretty good sort reach to the ground. and then we get to the afternoon drying out yet again. so it's very tricky for that second little wave if it comes sneaking in here could deal with some problems. red flag warning is in place for monday or today through monday afternoon this week, though, somewhat uneventful, we've got temperatures in the 70's for the bay 80's happening in land almost like a little flavor of spring. that coming up a little bit here. we'll take a look at your 4 zone forecast. what's going on for your sunday and also that extended to. >> for your health this morning. mask mandates have been reinstated in la county and most bay area counties are recommending that you mask up again. indoors. so if you're suffering from mask related acne ask me it might not be going away anytime soon. but our health expert karen, a walk is here with some tips to help prevent and cope with this side effect of wearing a

mask. karen, we talked about this a little bit last week. i thought we'd be able to talk about what to do now that we don't have to wear them anymore. clearly that was a bit of a pipe dream for us with all these recommendations coming back. it's important to ask me is not new, though, right. that's right. professionals and have been wearing that have to wear a mask pretty much. >> most of the day they've been suffering from this. but because the dental public is now having to wear a mask for long periods of time. they understand what we did suffering with all these yes, we definitely do. it's kind of the this area here that we're all kind of all of a sudden realizing, you know, we spend the entire day with the mask on. we take it off and then, you know, we see that we have some blemishes and break out. what's the science behind masks me. what is it that's actually causing that. >> nice our skin. well,

there's yeast bacteria skin might they all grow in live on your skin. and when you wear mask that kind of blocks. the airflow. so when you expel air, when you're you're haley, eric's hailing, very moist. hot air warm air and that's a perfect environment for these micro organisms to grow. though. what you have just to explain your skin has a lot of pores and poor openings to can now in your skin and that is what we call the hair follicle at the hair consists of a hair parted and and a lot if you're stand, it's not clans. all those micro organisms. the skin might bacteria yeast all-star clogging up. this can now. well, you also some

patients gland that's in oil gland and that means to expel oil so that your skin stays nice and lubricated. well, if it's all blocked here that that oil is is is not going anywhere and it's just pushing up and pushing up until you have as it which none of like to so, i mean, i think number one thing we need to make sure we're doing as soon as we get home from work is washing your face. >> yes, washing your face at keeping it clean. if you use gentle cleanser doesn't have to be really harsh because you don't want to dry out your skin. at something maybe with acid because that helps exfoliate the skin. and i know this sounds weird. but also you can cleanse your skin with a dangerous shampoo. really because dant yet dan is yeast its so if you use a dancer shampoo, maybe 2 to 3 times a week that will help get rid of

some of that yeast in the fungus that grows on your skin. wow. okay. and then i i use a toner. usually after i wash my face. that's always good to use to write. and if you are wearing a mask for long periods of time, then you probably want to wash your face in between because it just gets with the massive, just gets really icky so you seeing a toner like with witch hazel or or even a baby wipe. a gentle unscented baby wipes. if for men, especially who have facial hair and over throughout the day. be a good day. time to cleanse that area. if you have a mustache or beard okay to do those in between cleanings. i know you also put here, you know, apply a light layer of make-up lotion or sunblock. but i know for me, obviously wearing make-up in the middle of of work and then having to put the mask back on. then that makeup is now on the mask. how often get the we will. should we be washing our masks.

>> constantly should be you should be free for your mask. and i i understood you you're back in the gm wearing the mask again. yeah. take several mass with you because once they're wet. >> if they also they're going to start to harbor bacteria fungus. so. constantly changing. i like the disposable lines. if you want to look pretty, you could put o'clock matt, you know, a decorative mask over it, but get one that you can really just get rid of it and always have a fresh mask. i went through all my disposable masks like right before the june 15th you know, the restrictions, you know, were lifted and i was like, great. i don't have to, you know, use those all just keep the cloth mask and wash that periodically. if i use it. but now, of since it's being recommended again, i might go ahead and buy another disposable mask a box of disposaele the last thing that you said you know, oral hygiene make sure you're not breathing. >> with your mouth. yes, yes.

so that's something that that everybody thinks about that. when you wear a mask, a lot of people will their mouth. >> so they become mouth breathers. and then that also dries out your mouth and when your mouth is dry, what you need saliva to help cleanse the mouth. so you end up with mask mouthy. he hoped that bad breath event tooth inflammation in the in the mouth. >> so you want to make sure you stay hydrated. try not to breathe through your mouth and try not to eat sugary things that also get it it. you know, and you know, encourage tooth decay. so oral hygiene as a real important part of of preventing mask at the all right. so wash your face wash that mask and breathe through your all right. karen, thank you for all that we'll see you next weekend. >> all right. but i we'll be right back. major league

baseball fans were sent scurrying after a triple shooting outside nationals park in washington, dc. >> the game between the nationals and padres on saturday had to be suspended after 3 people were shot just outside the stadium. police say people in 2 separate cars exchanged gunfire and one of the victims was a woman who

had attended the game. fans were told to stay in their seats and to remain calm. though many said leaving the stadium was pretty chaotic. several of the padres players actually went into the stands to get their friends and family and some of the fans actually made their way down onto the field and into the padres dugout. how about 10 minutes went by after the initial warning fans with that given the all-clear. the game is set to resume later this afternoon side. stick with us. we'll be right back after the break. a couple moments.

>> good morning. welcome back here to the kron 4 morning news. it is just about to be 7.30 on the dot here on this sunday morning. want to start this half hour with a look at your forecast. dave, i know we've got potential for some thunderstorms happening in higher elevations across the bay area. >> yeah. and actually they'll be recurring way, way up there. so these a very high elevation thunder showers. they are the concern being a course in the mountains because they're the incubators to produce this because they're going to be very, very isolated. it actually looks like the percentage of the chance of getting this is even less than we so from yesterday just showing you where this moisture is pretty much the bulk of it right now is kind of hiding out in southern california crossed over the river. last yesterday basically saw a line from say, las vegas right through. you can see la the la basin up to bakersfield is where most of

migrating to the north which will do all day today and through tomorrow. so this is an emotion. the lower right-hand side of your screen. we see the kron 4. that's where the northern extent of this moisture is of course we have our own cold moisture coming in from the bay. that's that typical fog in the morning hours. there it is. and it's a very lethargic when it's cold like that. that's why doesn't do much. but meanwhile, we're watching out for this higher liver moisture which could produce an isolated thundershower even if the weather service was talking about this even if it's just one or 2 strikes and it strikes at the wrong place and starts a fire. you have a problem. so a red flag warning has been posted as well as talking about the higher elevations. we're looking out for your solano county technically isn't a fire weather. watch. still, that's a different forecast office there. but that covers the whole county 81 expected for a high of 11 by 2. we're talking 91 variable clouds will call it for a good chunk of the bay in the late afternoon and overnight. that's kind of the

you'll see kind of a pasty white skies working later on today. we are knee-deep in monsoon season anyway. the season ends, by the way, in case you're wondering september 30th. that's kind of arbitrarily stated as dates like we do with hurricane season. noel. all right. thanks, dave. >> and the south bay. one man is dead following a deadly hit and run crash in san jose as kron four's phillipe djegal reports the suspect is still on the loose. >> a violent collision that ended up off the road and onto a sidewalk saturday claims the life of a young man who isaiah thompson says was a good person who worked hard to turn his life around and want to turn around best first family. >> and the people that love for his own life years ago. isaiah thompson and the victim were teammates over felt high school football team. >> i and his mother rosie ramirez were among those who stopped by the scene to remember their friend clean. >> anybody knows anything. >> the santa clara county coroner's office has not yet

identified the victim. kron four's withholding his identity as well and around 02:30am in the morning san jose. police say the man was driving down the road when another driver speeding up north 33rd street slammed into the victim after running a red light. the victim was ejected from his car and died. the suspect then took off on foot. it's not us. >> in a row. a burr's say drivers frequently speed in the area, noting that fortunately the crash did not happen during the day in elementary school grocery store and gas stations are all located at the intersection is a is carmen the suspect left the black 2015 infiniti sedan behind near the scene. police say 30 people have died from traffic collisions in san jose. so far this year. the leap to of all kron 4 news. >> meantime up in the north bay rohnert park police are looking for a truck involved

in a hit and run crash saturday afternoon. officers say they're looking for a blue ford f one 50 truck. it was headed toward headed north on commerce boulevard near southwest boulevard. the truck has this california plate number 1, 6, 3, 6, 4 e 2 police say the truck should have damage on the front bumper from this crash. anyone with information is urged to contact the runner park department of public safety. police in roseville near sacramento are investigating a home invasion robbery in an elderly gated community officials believe it may be connected to a series of similar strong-arm robberies here in the bay area. reporter lonnie wong has details. >> a very uncommon crime to happen in roseville. but a very scary crime that's roseville police described the robbery of an elderly couple in the sun city community. it's a seniors only development senate around a golf course as the victims arrived home, 2 men in their

20's driving a late model, small white suv got out without displaying any weapons they physically threaten the couple into turning over belongings, including shopping items. the victims were shaken and what police call a strong arm robbery these obviously put fear into the hearts of the senior citizens. they stole property. the incident began in the roseville galleria shopping corridor a few miles away. what concerns roseville police is that they believe the couple was followed out of this parking lot after a shopping trip just why they were targeted is not completely clear. it makes sick that to go after all people. but it was clear to sun city residents state and sherry people have been carjacked and things like that in. >> big open parking lots. but your home. this just traumatizing. i mean, those folks will probably never feel safe again. brush. that's sort of unheard of here that people generally feel safe. the robbery is a wake-up call for a resident who would only give his first name. i don't know

why they picked up that one couple. >> you know, yeah, i guess it could happen to anybody, especially elderly people. they're easy to take advantage of. >> and there's people happy to do it. >> roseville police say they've seen a trend of these kinds of robberies in the bay area. >> it's unknown if the 2 are connected worth this truly is just a copycat style using the same method. >> police say of you feel you're being followed by suspicious people do not stop at your home and instead called the police to respond in roseville lonnie wong fox 40 news. >> sacramento police have arrested 2 men in connection to a shooting that killed 2 people and left 4 others injured that shooting happened late friday night in sacramento's historic district. detective say it all started as a fight between 2 different groups. officers found several guns at the scene. investigators are now looking into a possible motive. tha injured victims were all taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. we'll be right back after the break.

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my name's lucas. 7.39 here on this sunday morning in a southern california family is thanking tiktok for helping find the person responsible for their daughter's death. now after locating him in mexico. her family and friends are waiting for him to face them in court. kareen wynter has details.

>> and i love you. i think about you every cry for you. every. >> single day. while the grief of losing a child has been unimaginable. just not a solace as she finds comfort in knowing her daughter's accused killer is off the streets and behind an incredible case of how social media the tiktok platform helped authorities catch this compton murder suspect 25 year-old. victor so saw it was don't mexico. so some allegedly stabbed his girlfriend daisy dello on february 23rd her body found along the 1400 block of long beach boulevard in unincorporated compton daisy's grieving friends and seeking justice in her slaying turn to tiktok to help authorities capture the 19 year-old alleged killer. they use the hashtag justice for daisy. >> they posted these touching photos of daisy hoping the public would remember her face and a life lost, but also the suspect wanted in connection with her murder who was still

free roaming the streets the question was where i could never get her back. never. >> get on. he still so much from me and my family salas said her daughter ended her relationship with sosa just weeks before her murder and claims he was physically abusing her. >> solace also said s-set text her daughter the night of the killing and convinced her to come outside her home where it would be the last time she'd see her family sheriff's officials say the tip that led investigators to sosa was information that he had been working at a popular bar and nightclub in the coastal city of rosario. >> after someone spotted his picture on tiktok sosa was arrested on july 2nd and brought back to la to face murder charges. he's pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder. >> no matter how many here suspense in jail. i can never get her back. never. >> like, you know, he's still so much from me. >> that was kareen wynter reporting for us this morning. dave.

>> on the lookout for red flag warning going on later for today through tomorrow. there's a look at the high temperatures today still getting kind of warm in the east bay, although state double digits, getting awfully close there. cut 99 a look at your 4 zone forecast and that extended we come back.

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>> 7.44 here on this sunday morning and the state's fire weather watch has been expanded to include red flag warnings for parts of the bay area. dry conditions and a chance of dry lightning strikes are increasing the risk of wildfires sparking now the red flag warning officially begins today. it's expected to last until at least monday morning. it applies to the north bay mountains. the east bay hills, the berkeley hills diablo range and santa cruz mountains beginning tonight at 05:00pm. definitely not something we want to hear as we have just been so dry. we haven't seen rain and i don't even know how long day how long has it been since we've seen rain a not have to check. i'm not sure. and this >> well, this little know what is what is kind of situations being wash your car because you might old from just a light little rain hit the we might get over the next 24 hours from this monsoon.

really the big concern is going to be that dry lightning that we're looking at from this afternoon through tomorrow afternoon. a walk you through it just a bit. there's the picture that we have right now kind of serene after all, again, as we just saw the last couple of minutes there with all the flames there you have some nice cool fog going on there. east bay shoreline will start to light up probably the next hour or so. now our temperatures got a lot of 50's around the bay 60's off to the east bay. 51 chilly degrees up to santa rosa napa at 5760, for san jose. let's walk through it here. we take care of the fog this morning. we'll see the spring of a couple scattered thunder showers off to the mountains. we see some monsoon clouds already building this afternoon across the region. these are very high level clouds and when they start to get a thunder shower. golan. they have to go through dry air is the problem and hence, that's where issue is now. there's a difference on what models are treating this here. some are pushing a little. bit of moisture. right. our area late morning tomorrow through the early afternoon. now, this run doesn't have much on it here.

i hope this one is the one that winds out, but still the possibility is 11 o'clock 12 o'clock. 1 o'clock tomorrow. this little patch of moisture comes by now that's fairly early in the day. we don't have as much energy in the atmosphere to drive these things. so that's, you know, a little better to the worst. time is of the late afternoon. so the timing might work out for us. but all it takes is one or 2 strikes. and there you go. they're the thunder showers off to the mountains. as you can see. and they continue a lot of times like clockwork with the daytime heating after that point we get into tuesday. we're back to our normal pattern. it's kind of a northwesterly pattern that kind of brings in the system's. not much rain at least somewhat cool for the season. so the pattern is set up like this that we're concerned about the high pressure cells in the 4 corner states. that's why the monsoon moisture has been very active over the last few days before. we have traditional fog, but we're worried about the sparking up of those thunder showers before the gulf of alaska. lo opens up. hence next week. longer range forecast model. she we're talking about this is the concern in 2 today, tonight

and tomorrow after that opens up to the northwest these little systems come by. oh, boy, this is next weekend. we kind of do this thing again, it looks like this is you can see is on saturday, sunday looks very interesting as in the monday we might be repeating this into next weekend and this looks a little bit more on us that holds together so stay tuned. as we say, 4 zone forecast cover you for your sunday. the numbers come in like this. 65 san francisco at the coast or in the lower 60's there. as you can see, the peninsula, lower 60's 70's mixture here. one of the cloudiness will be high cloudiness and it will be variable is best way of calling it depends on the time of day and exactly where you are. 80 palo alto, redwood city 83 down to the south bay 82 san jose. although morgan hill los gatos 90 today 84 for cupertino east bay shoreline to the south liwer 80's at that. that's definitely summer. mid-nineties tri valley up to the delta starts to get hot, though, 96 for concord and even hotter than that for places like antioch

at 99. so the sacramento valley will be bacon today. still too there's the air conditioner checking in 94 fairfield and 87 santa rosa more 80's down south mill valley at about 71 today. tomorrow we're watching. okay. we get past all of that run the 80's to the balance of the week. for now. we'll call it scattered clouds for your saturday. they temperatures returned to the 70's. so this will be kind of a nice treat on balance for the next week ahead. noel. >> winds continue to hamper efforts to content contained the beckwourth complex fire in northern california. this one burning near the nevada border. so far it has burned more than 105,000 acres and is only 73% contained. more than 30 homes have been destroyed in the small town of doyle as a result of this fire. officials say it was likely sparked from a lightning strike. and that's the sound

of the giant bootleg fire burning near the state's border with oregon. the lake has been threatening parts of our state's power supply. it's burned more than 281,000 acres in southern oregon. so far and is now the second biggest fire burning in the nation. it's been 2 weeks since it first ignited and it continues to threaten more than 5,000 homes. ongoing dry hot weather there has fire authorities believing it may not be fully contained until november. meanwhile, the cause of california's largest single wildfire is still unknown. the u.s. forest service announced despite an exhaustive investigation. >> the cost of the creek fire remains undetermined. that fire burned more than 379,000 acres in the mountains of fsesno and madera counties last year the fire destroyed more than 850 structures fire. investigators said lightning is the most probable cause of

this wildfire. but they didn't rule out arson or smoking activities. reporter aj kato has more from fresno. the community has been looking for answers since the creek fire broke out last september leaving hundreds of thousands of acres scorched. well, today, information came out about how it started, but it might not give people the closure. they've been hoping for. >> it's been almost a year since california's largest single fire in history scorched nearly 380,000 acres destroying roughly 850 structures leaving the mountain community asking why my heart goes out to all those individuals who have lost homes and properties from the creek fire in a lot of them are looking for closure >> with the findings of this particular report. many of them will not get that closure. the u.s. forest service announced the results of the investigation into the cause of the fire friday saying despite months of searching for answers. it officially be categorized as undetermined. >> unfortunately, undetermined. it is not going to set well with a lot of

people, it is kind of what happens cases like this and it's not uncommon. investigators say the most probable cause was lightning but have not ruled out arson or it being started by someone smoking county supervisor nathan magsig represents the impacted district and commence the u.s. forest service for at least providing some answers. but they were able to rule out a number of different causes at a lot of people are speculating about. >> so i was pleased to see that today. we're able to release a lot of that information really put a lot of rumors to bed rolled out causes include an escaped campfire controlled burns and illegal marijuana grows alex alone with the forest service says investigators have been on scene since the fire started looking for clues and interviewing possible leads and they try to determine where the start of the fire. the exact pinpoint start of the fire is they look for evidence. >> if necessary. it sent off to be examined. so it's it's it's quite a process next estimates. total losses from the creek fire at more than

half a billion dollars but says contractors are out every day clearing trees and helping property owners as the community continues to rebuild. >> and the forest service says if new evidence comes out or if anybody comes forward with any new information. there is always a chance this case could be reopened. so it is possible down the line. we might know what caused this fire in fresno county. aj kato.

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>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. >> good morning. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is 08:00am here on this sunday, july 18th. we've got a lot to get to this morning, but we want to start off by getting a look at the weather forecast yesterday was pretty nice day, but a red flag warning set to take effect this afternoon. >> good morning to all. good morning, everybody. and typically talk about this red flag warning business where you see talk about an offshore wind that's at work on all of that. that's not the dynamics this go around. and it only really affects the the hills because that's where the

incubator would be for these monsoon thunder showers that kind of in place very, very widely scattered or isolated is the best way of phrasing it. here's how it looks like, though, for the view, whether we see from the bay. you can see all the fog still settle. there around the bay, the golden gate bridge. the towers were all blocked by the fog temporarily before that clears out temperature check. we're in the 50's and 60's mixture for the bay inland. they start to climb to the low or even upper 60's off to antioch at 67. but here's where it is. the red flag warning. you can see in the higher elevations that are covered with all of this. a solano county has a fire weather watch because of the sacramento office has not changed that as of yet. that may be upgraded later on. again. we're on the look for isolated dry thunder showers for today. so basically the map to cover everybody or the graphic is variable clouds this afternoon that some about high cloudiness that we're speaking of 86 by high noon 3 o'clock at 93 and today is actually going to be warmer than it was yesterday. you'll

feel it in some of those areas in the east bay off to contra. costa county and a little bit in solano county coming up a little bit here walk you through what we're looking at over the next about 48 hours. noel. >> thanks, dave. breaking overnight in the east bay walnut creek. police are investigating an early morning homicide that shooting took place on sauce drive near north main street just after one 30 this morning when officers arrived, they found 4 gunshot victims. one died at the scene. the other 3 were transported to a local hospital. no other details are available and no word on a suspect. now to our top story. 7 bay area counties are urging people to wear a mask indoors regardless of your vaccination status. this comes after an uptick in covid-19 cases among the unvaccinated across the state. kron four's gayle ong. talked with some businesses in the east bay to see if they plan on making any changes with these new recommendations.

>> the mask recommendation is not mandatory, but restaurant managers i spoke with say they are still following state guidelines. other people i spoke with say they still wear a mask in public. i've been vaccinated. but you know, and take care of myself. my family and i have to nephew niece. >> that are not vaccinated yet. so we just want to do our part you know, be darlene under their king still donned their masks when they step out of their home and agree with the new recommendation to continue to wear face coverings indoors even someone is being honest above board and wearing it and they've not been vaccinated or they're not vaccinated. they say they have been. either way, it's levels. the playing field and it keeps everyone safe friday, a coalition of bay area. health officials urge residents to resume wearing a mask indoors regardless of vaccination status following an uptick in covid-19 cases. >> this as los angeles county issued a new mask mandate for indoor spaces. contra costa county is one of the 7 bay area counties recommending indoor mask-wearing noting the

highly infectious delta variant is now the predominant strain in the county in downtown walnut creek this cafe north main street requires masks. the sign caught st briggs off-guard. look, my mask in the car and i just to walk down the street. and then i saw that it said masks required side. >> we ordered online backing up my mask and picked up my down the street. most employees could be seen wearing masks inside this restaurant. the manager says masks are still optional health officials stress those who are fully vaccinated remain. well protected its just scary to think that you know, people are out there not being aware and there's people that are choosing not to be vaccinated and. there's a lot of divisiveness and opinions over that. i'm personally vaccinated. but my daughters tend she's not. so it's up to be really careful. the bay area health officers plan to revisit the mask recommendation in the coming weeks after monitoring covid-19 cases. >> and hospitalization data here in walnut creek. gayle ong kron 4 news.

>> in the meantime, as of this morning, a new mask mandate is now in effect in los angeles county because of the alarming surge of covid-19 cases fueled by the delta variant down their county health officials have reported nearly 2000 new cases and more than 450 people are currently hospitalized there with covid-19. that's more than double the number from last month to stay up to date on the latest covid-19 information. use your smart phone and scan this qr code that you see on your screen. >> it will take you directly to our coronavirus section at kron 4 dot com there you will find the current mask guidelines and the latest on vaccination efforts across the bay area. good news for san francisco. business owners. the parklets used for outdoor dining during the pandemic are here to stay late last week san francisco city leaders voted on an ordinance to allow businesses to permanently operate outdoor spaces built on sidewalks and street

parking spaces. while many are excited for the permanent dining spaces. others are expressing a bit of concern. >> the mall is pretty cool, >> think the markets are free. city every time a restaurant or something that. >> right now there are almost 2 at 1000 approved parklets throughout the city. if you're interested in getting a permit to use a parking space as a parklet for your business. you can find an application online permits are free to apply for. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news we're continuing to monitor today's red-flag warning for parts of the bay area. plus, the search is on for the driver in a deadly hit and run in the south bay. also, we have more what we're learning about the victim. and are you dealing ask me. and this morning, south segment. we're talking tips for better skin.

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>> welcome back. 8. '08, here on this sunday morning. and there are growing concerns within the community of stockton about the large algae blooms they've seen in recent weeks and days kristi gross explains just how dangerous they are. and the chances of it spreading to other water and waterways in the area.

>> nicholas thompson, internet barone were walking along really parking downtown stockton and see the color of the water caught their lime green with. >> brown and there's a look very appealing right now. harmful algal blooms are popping up in waterways around san joaquin county patches of blue green algae collected on the edges of clio lake. >> and wash up on the boat ramps. >> so the king county public health services recently posted signs like these around the delta warning about the dangers of toxic algae great that they have the warning signs up. but when people know that in area is that the dangerous level we would really like to see them not voting out of that area. barbara barragan perea, executive director of restore the delta says the harmful algal blooms are a public health concern. you know, they are dangerous to people on. they can cause nausea. they can cause. not liver damage and small children. they can kill dogs that can cause nerve

damage or ashes. >> so it's not just a you don't like them or the water doesn't look pleasant. it's that they are a public health threat. they also cause air pollution. the toxic algae blooms are caused by the company shun of rising water temperatures pollution. >> and the lack of fresh water flow throughout the delta system. 40,000 people in the delta out with a large percentage them in san joaquin county who fish for sustenance and thought the toxic algae can contaminate the fish there again, perea says prevention is possible. if the state moves forward with the bay delta water plan which would protect water quality in the region. we have to have regular cool water temperatures to keep water circulating in the delta to prevent harmful algal blooms around agrees. something needs to be done. >> that was kristi gross reporting for us this morning. dave. >> all right. we're looking at for that red flag warning because of dry lightning to

potentially over the next 36 hours or so. solano county technically still in that fire weather watch. put this all together for you coming up in just a bit. kron. 4 morning news continues. welcome back

to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. looking

out for red flag warning not generated by winds that are offshore, which is typical the case. but dry lightning threat over the say 36 or so hours. >> this is the shot we have right now the fog. we see this area right above it. all the blue temps are kind of lofty in the 80's. meanwhile, below what we've been cooled. but just typical form coming in from that chilly marine layer that cools us down at night in and around the immediate they so here's what it looks like from the satellite picture this down here is the monsoon as we speak and as a mentor to active overnight. but a couple strikes have been noted over land. now as we go to the models here, we see the swath of moisture coming our way. and so through the day today you'll start to see those kind of pasty white skies build up on us a little bit potential is there for an isolated thunder shower to develop way. a loft above us. there's a little bit of a break and it looks like overnight. this particular model run gives us some of the little dose as well. know the in the atmosphere is energy. and and that's a good news at that time. but the other model run this is favoring more the

european run the gfs what they do is they put a little bit of red this time period say around 11 to 2, 3 o'clock into the swath right here across the santa cruz mountains in the east bay. so there is a risk there of a thunder shower going on again. the good news is maybe a little bit less energy in the atmosphere to drive things. but the risk is still kind of there. and even as late monday night, maybe another wave as well before this marine layer takes over again. let's go to the moisture levels here. they drop off during the day. this is what the concern has been overnight. they recover. that's good news. and again, you might be a little spurt of little isolated shower going on. and what's all the fuss. well, the potential was there for dry lightning is what we're concerned about. we get out to again that a little dos that i was mentioning across the santa cruz mountains numbers are not as low as they can be. but look at that in the east bay in the 20's already. so it does get dry off to the east bay. put this all together today scattered thunder showers and isolated thunder showers thrown in there or should say and hot still inland. we got the 90's going on, even upper 90's in

the far east bay today through monday. red flag warning higher elevations as we're looking at here because that's where the usually develop air mass tends to get pulled up when you get the heating in the mountains like thal create an isolate a little thunder shower for this week. sunny mild day temps in the 70's inland into the 80's next weekend. we're watching this program again. 65 san francisco 72 for oakland 82. meanwhile, for san jose and look into that 4 zone forecast for you in just a bit. and that extended. >> for your health this morning. mask mandates have been reinstated in la county and most bay area counties are recommending that you mask up again. indoors. so if you're suffering from mask related acne ask me it might not be going away anytime soon. but our hoalth expert karen, a walk is here with some tips to help prevent and cope with this side effect of wearing a mask care. and we talked about this a little bit last week. i thought we'd be able to talk about what to do now that we

don't have to wear them anymore. clearly that was a bit of a pipe dream for us with all these recommendations coming back. it's important to ask me is not new, though, right. that's right. professionals and have been wearing that have to wear a mask pretty much. >> most of the day they've been suffering from this. but because the dental public is now having to wear mask for long periods of time. they understand what we've been suffering with all these yes, we definitely do. it's kind of the this area here that we're all kind of all of a sudden realizing, you know, we spend the entire day with the mask on. we take it off and then, you know, we see that we have some blemishes and break out. what's the science behind masks me. what is it that's actually causing that. >> nice our skin. well, there's yeast bacteria skin might they all grow in live on

your skin. and when you wear mask that kind of blocks. the airflow. so when you expel air, when you're you're expects to haley eric's hailing, very moist. hot air warm air and that's a perfect environment for these micro organisms to grow. though. what you have just to explain your skin has a lot of pores and poor openings to can now in your skin and that is what we call the hair follicle at the hair consists of a hair parted. that's the and and a lot. if you're stand, it's not clans. all those micro organisms the skin might bacteria yeast all-star clogging up. this can now. well, you also some patients gland that's in royal clan and that means to expel oil so that your skin stays nice and

lubricated. well, it's all blocked here that that oil is is is not going anywhere and it's just pushing up and pushing up until you have as it which none of like to so, i mean, i think number one thing we need to make sure we're doing as soon as we get home from work is washing your face. >> yes, washing your face at keeping it clean. if you use gentle cleanser doesn't have to be really harsh because you don't want to dry out your skin. at something maybe with cell-cell like asked it because that helps exfoliate the skin. and i know this sounds weird, but also you can cleanse your skin with a dangerous shampoo really because dant yet is yeast its so if you use a dancer shampoo, maybe 2 to 3 times a week that will help get rid of some of that yeast in the fungus that grows on your skin wow. okay. and then i i use a

toner. usually after i wash my face. that's always good to use to write. and if you are wearing a mask for long periods of time, then you probably want to wash your face in between because it just gets with the massive, just gets really icky so you seeing a toner like with witch hazel or or even a baby wipe. a gentle unscented baby wipes. if for men, especially who have facial hair and over throughout the day. be a good day. tied to cleanse that area. you have a mustache or beard okay. do those in between cleanings. i know you also put here, you know, apply a light layer of make-up lotion or sunblock. but i know for me, obviously wearing make-up in the middle of of work and then having to put the mask back on. then that makeup is now on the mask. how often get the we will. should we be washing our masks. >> constantly should be you should be free for singing your mask. and i i understood you you're back in the gm

wearing the mask again. yeah. take several mass with you because once they're wet. >> if they also they're going to start to harbor bacteria fungus. so. >> they're constantly i like the disposable ones. if you want to look pretty, you could put o'clock matt, you know, a decorative mask over it, but get one that you can really just get rid of it and always have a fresh mask. i went through all my disposable masks like right before the june 15th. you know, the restrictions, you know, were lifted and i was like, great. i don't have to, you know, use those all just keep the cloth mask and wash that periodically. if i use it. but now, of since it's being recommended again, i might go ahead and buy another disposable mask a box of disposable the last thing that you said you know, oral hygiene make sure you're not breathing. >> with your mouth. yes, yes. so that's something that that everybody thinks about that. when you wear a mask, a lot of people will their mouth.

>> so they become mouth breathers. and then that also dries out your mouth. and when your mouth, this drive, what you need saliva to help cleanse the mouth. so you end up with mask mouth. hoped that bad breath event tooth inflammation in the in the mouth. >> so you want to make sure you stay hydrated. try not to breathe through your mouth and try not to eat sugary things that also get it it. you know, and you know, encourage tooth decay. so oral hygiene as a real important part of of preventing mask all right. so wash, your face wash that mask and breathe through your right. karen, thank you for all that we'll see you next weekend. >> all right. but i we'll be right back.

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>> good morning. welcome back here to the kron 00:00am morning news. it is 8.30, in 3, 2, 1, right on the dot. it's time take a look at your forecast. dave spahr has a little bit more details on the red flag warning. we've some thunderstorms lot going on in the atmosphere today. dave. >> and if you don't have the clocks that are home that are set now you have no excuse? good good morning, everybody. now they're all in queue here going on here. we've got this red flag warning because not so much winds going on. that's typically we have here. this is because of dry lightning. it's the monsoon that's kicking up here. and this is moisture bubbling up from the southeast. from our perspective, from the u.s. southwest. here's the track of it right now as we speak. this is live radar down in socal. and this is the left over showers and thunder showers that they had from yesterday. now being early in the day for everybody here in the west

coast. therefore there's not a lot of energy in the atmosphere and yet you can see this collection of rain. a nice collection out to sea there and that's only migrating up towards the north for now. not much going on. you'll see some of those pasty white skies start to build a little bit and we're concerned about the higher elevations for thundershower activity. we're starting to lift off a little bit of that fog. as you can see, the east bay shoreline is peeking out a little bit from that fog. although aloft temperatures are quite mild. it's below with that that fog, cold air right there at the here's the coverage area red flag wyrning in red. you can see the higher elevations there. east bay hills up to the north bay santa cruz mountains. also solano county. they have fire weather. watch technically it's really because a different forecast office sacramento calls the shots. there. but there you see the coverage area and this is going on technically from this afternoon through tomorrow afternoon. that's after we get some daytime heating going on here. they're a forecast reflects variable clouds will call it 86 by noon and 3 o'clock. we're talking 93,

we're going to walk you through all of this coming up in just a bit. 4 zone forecast and also the longer range forecast which has guess what, another run of this. and the next weekend, noel. all right. thanks, dave. >> down in the south bay. one man is dead following a deadly hit and run crash in san jose. as kron four's phillipe djegal reports the suspect is still on the loose. >> a violent collision that ended up off the road and onto a sidewalk saturday claims the life of a young man who isaiah thompson says was a good person who worked hard to turn his life around and want to turn around best first family. >> and the people that love for his own life years ago. isaiah thompson and the victim were teammates over felt high school football team. >> i and his mother rosie ramirez were among those who stopped by the scene to remember their friend clean. >> and the knows anything. >> the santa clara county coroner's office has not yet identified the victim. kron four's withholding his identity as well and around

02:30am in the morning san jose. police say the man was driving down the road when another driver speeding up 33rd street slammed into the victim after running a red light. the victim was ejected from his car and died. the suspect then took off on foot. it's not us. >> in a right neighbors say drivers frequently speed in the area, noting that fortunately the crash did not happen during the day in elementary school grocery store and gas stations are all located at the intersection is a corn and the suspect left the black 2015 infiniti sedan behind near the scene. >> police say 30 people have died from traffic collisions in san jose. so far this year. the leap to of all kron 4 news. >> in the meantime, up in the north bay. rohnert park police are looking for a truck involved in a hit and run crash saturday afternoon. officers say they're looking for a blue ford f one 50 truck. it was seen headed

north on commerce boulevard near southwest boulevard. the truck has these california plates that you see on your screen. 1, 6, 3, 6, 4 e 2 police say the truck should have damage on the front bumper from this crash. anyone with information is urged to contact the rohnert park department of public safety. police in roseville near sacramento are investigating a home invasion robbery in an elderly gated community officials believe it may be connected to a series of similar strong-arm robberies here in the bay area. reporter lonnie wong has details. >> a very uncommon crime to happen in roseville. but a very scary crime. that's roseville police described the robbery of an elderly couple in the sun city community. it's a scene use only development centered around a golf course as the victims arrived, home 2 men in their 20's driving a late model, small white suv got out without displaying any weapons they physically threaten the

couple into turning over belongings, including shopping items. the victims were shaken and what police call a strong arm robbery these obviously put fear into the hearts of the senior citizens. they stole property. the incident began in the roseville galleria shopping corridor a few miles away. what concerns roseville police is that they believe the couple was followed out of this parking lot after a shopping trip just why they were targeted is not completely clear. it makes sick that to go after all people. but it was clear to sun city, residents state and sherry people have been carjacked and things like that in. >> big open parking lots. but your home. this just traumatizing. i mean, those folks will probably never feel safe again. brush. that's sort of unheard of here that people generally feel safe. the robbery is a wake-up call for a resident who would only give his first name. i don't know why they picked up that one couple. >> you i guess it could happen to anybody, especially elderly people they're easy to take

advantage of. >> and there's people happy to do it. >> roseville police say they've seen a trend of these kinds of robberies in the bay area. >> it's unknown if the 2 are connected worth this truly is just a copycat style using the same method. >> police say of you feel you're being followed by suspicious people do not stop at your home and instead called the police to respond in roseville lonnie wong fox 40 news. >> major league baseball fans were sent scurrying after a triple shooting outside nationals park in washington, dc the game between the nationals and the san diego padres on saturday had to be suspended after 3 people were shot just outside the stadium. police say people in 2 separate cars exchanged gunfire and one of the victims was a woman who attended the game fans were told to stay in their seats and to remain calm throughout the situation, though many said leaving the stadium was pretty chaotic at this point. several of the padres players actually went into the stands to get their

friends and family and. >> some fans actually made their way down onto the field and into the padres dugout about 10 minutes went by and fans were finally given the all clear this game is set to resume this afternoon and the 6th inning. stick with us. kron 00:00am morning news continues after the break.

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>> 8.45 here on this sunday morning in the state's fire weather watch has been expanded to include red flag warnings for parts of the bay area. dry conditions and a

chance of dry lightning strikes increase the risk of wildfires sparking the red flag warning officially begins this evening and is expected to last until at least monday morning. it applies to the north bay mountains. the east bay hills, the berkeley hills diablo range and the santa cruz mountains beginning tonight at 05:00pm, dave, definitely not something we want to deal with it. they're like we said a little bit earlier. there's a lot going on in the atmosphere right now. yeah. typically, we have this red flag warning talk. we always talk about those winds and being offshore and everything. this is a little different. it's because we're concerned for dry lightning developing in. >> as you mentioned, all those hills. here's what it looks like coming in from the east bay hills. look at that. the east bay shoreline is lighting up very nicely as that fog starts to lift off to start our day. this sunday. take a look at the satellite picture. well, this is literally khloe boyer. let me walk you through. we're talking about. first of all, this clump of activity here in socal. that's the monsoon. this is the next about 36 we're looking at up

here in the northwest and the gulf of alaska are friendly low. it's always a good guy. brings us rain. although this time it's not going to but will cool us down for the week ahead and it's actually battling with that system we're talking about in socal then all this traffic. you see to the south way down here. these are tropical systems. i point that out because. with these tropical systems, sometimes that could be tapped into member last august. we have the same monsoon thing going on tapped into a tropical system and boom. we had a really bonanza going on. it not going to happen this time going through is just the monsoon still problem next week, though, the pattern will see if it it all taxes into any of that moisture flowing off from the tropics. but that can be problematic. sometimes there's that high. we get the western side of it up comes the monsoon moisture. the risk of dry lightning until that low takes over early into next week. here's futurecast for for you boom this afternoon. you'll see kind of pasty white skies start to build up a little bit overnight. this action. another little wave

overnight that happens in a 3rd wave to make note of about this time these particular model runs don't have it. but to the santa cruz mountains a possibility of seeing some showers come across and that will be some daytime heating that work in might have some thunder shower action. look out for their we can finally have somewhat of an all clear by the time we get to late on monday. overnight walking you through the long-range forecast. this is the traffic we're talking about the next 36 hours. the low kicks in after that and then into next weekend the more bubbling up from the south of the monsoon. again, we'll be watching to see if that taps in any tropical traffic far down to the south. but this looks a little ominous as we get into the following week as well. but we're getting into july and august like this with monsoon is busy 4 zone forecast 65 san francisco at the coast. we're going to the lower 60's bay side of the peninsula. 70 start to pop up here. burlingame at 74 to the south. got some 80's for you. redwood city to 83 84 palo alto in the south bay 82 for san jose. 90 morgan hill in los gatos 84 cupertino east

bay shoreline to the south lower 80's mid-nineties for tri valley. looks like 96 for 68 for berkeley and maybe even up to a 99 antioch says still dry and hot today. 90 fairfield 96 vacaville 82 for a nap and 87 santa rosa again today. tomorrow watching out for the dry lightning. pretty calm throughout the rest the week, the low takes over from the gulf of alaska. and then next weekend more traffic coming in from the monsoon. noel. thanks, dave. strong winds to continue to hamper efforts to contain the beckwourth complex fire in northern california. >> this one burning near the nevada border. so far it's scorched more than 105,000 acres and is only 73% contained. more than 30 homes have been destroyed. in the small town of doyle as a result of this fire. officials say the fire was sparked from a lightning strike. and the giant bootleg fire near the state's border with oregon

continues to burn. the bootleg has been threatening parts of our state's power supply. it's burned more than 281,000 acres in southern oregon. so far and is now considered the second biggest fire burning in the nation it's been 2 weeks since it first ignited and continues to threaten more than 5,000 homes ongoing it dry hot weather there has fire authorities believing they may not be able to fully contain this one until november. time for a little baseball here after winning their last 3 games. the a's winning streak came to an end last night. first inning after matt olson has doubled mitch moreland trade places with all sent moreland with an rbi double and the a's were on the boarp quickly leading one nothing but. >> not much offense after that for the green and gold meanwhile, frankie montas was cruising until that 5th inning after a single and a walk cesar hernandez with a ball off the top of the wall. the runners had to hold a bit. but

cleveland did score one on the play to tie it up. then took the lead later in the inning on a sac fly and a a little insurance as franmil reyes absolutely this paul to center field 437 feet and into one of the luxury boxes. 3 to one indians. the a's got one back in the bottom of the 9th had the tying run at second with 2 outs. but i'm makes a solid big league play in the hole at short to just give a get elvis andrus. and that's how this one ended. 3 to 2 cleveland. the giants. they got beat as well. unfortunately, san francisco and won 5 straight heading into their game with the cardinals anthony this. you've got just go on. e got the start for the giants. he actually pitched pretty well. >> but he got one out over the plate here in the 3rd and the cardinals tyler o'neill hit out to right for a solo home

run in san francisco. only managed 6 hits in this game all singles at a nice play here by dylan carlson that have been extra bases. but carlson showing off some good defense on the play carlson struck out 4 times against the giants in the game friday night. but here in the 6 some good wood on this ball to center field that went for a double and the next man up paul goldschmidt he homered the other way off desk. a funny and just like that. it was 3 zip st. louis. the giants got one back in the 7th, but they end up leaving 8 on base 3 to one cardinals would be the final.

>> well, some ambitious young philanthropists in southern california are working to be the end of cancer. it's the 5th year of the pink lemonade stand challenge in orange 12 year old bryn roads started the project when her mother was diagnosed with cancer back in 2016, the campaign's goal is to educate. >> and raise awareness about cancer research. some chapman university students are also making a stand.

>> feels just like we're playing lemonade. but as we're doing and thinking about friends and family and neighbors who have had cancer and knowing that this is what makes the difference and just getting out there and spreading the word because everyone has some connection to cancer in their family or close circle. they were hoping to have 50 stands in all 50 states. we're getting very close to that number. so i go out there and make a stand. >> so far the challenge has reached more than 30 states. it has raised more than $60,000 for cancer research. still ahead here in the next hour of the kron 00:00am morning news at the delta variant surges. among the unvaccinated local leaders are considering. >> putting covid restrictions back in place. plus another weather watch and red flag warning is about to go into effect for parts of the bay area we'll tell you where and when. and after the break, the latest on a homicide investigation underway in walnut creek and details on a shooting overnight in oakland.

we've got the very latest for you here on the kron 00:00am morning news stick with us. we'll be right back.

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>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday. july 18th got a lot to talk about this morning. we're talking mask mandates. all that good stuff. but first we want to talk about our weather forecast. there's a red flag warning set to take effect later this afternoon. dave spahr has got all our details for us. hey, dave. hey, good good morning, everybody. and watching out for dry thunder showers. that's what's driving everything going on here. it's the monsoon weather pattern. all this moisture from thunder showers in arizona and so forth. >> gets pushed off from the southwest up through the california central valley and we're the last stop along the journey, if you will. so first things first, let's check in how the fog just about lifted off. look at this. there's the bay off towards the distance just a little whisper. fog is left over to kind of mix out for you and our map on storm tracker. 4. whoa, what's all this green going on here. well, this just means that sent out by the storm prediction center which means general isolated thunder showers a possibility. we just don't see them that often here. so there the colors

ation focuses in on the bay and we mean isolated. we mean very, very isolated going on. the problem is you get one wrong strike and you have problems where you see the green actually popping up in the southwestern a right lower corner of the screen. that's where they're actually thunder showers occurring as we speak. temperature. check warming up a little bit in the east bay 71 antioch 74 livermore lot of 60's covered the east bay shoreline with a 55 for both san francisco and half moon bay back to the map that will know well and the higher elevations, we're looking out for a red flag warning because that's where these thundershowers tend to develop santa cruz mountains in there. the east bay hills up to the north bay too. and solano county. you technically have a fire weather. watch. you come out of the forecast office in sacramento. so for the high noon hour, we're about 80's upper 80's near 9092 at 4 o'clock. the computers saying partly cloudy skies will call that kind of variable clouds kind. those pasty white skies that some of the monsoon just checking in. we will check in with your forecast coming up

in just a bit. well. >> thanks, dave. breaking news overnight in the east bay walnut creek. police are investigating an early morning homicide. the shooting took place on sauce drive near north main street just after one 30 this morning when officers arrived, they found 4 gunshot victims. one died on the scene. the other 3 were transported to a local hospital. no other details are available at no word on a suspect. meanwhile, oakland police also investigating an early morning shooting this one happening at 1230 this morning and the 300 block of 14th street near harrison this is video of the scene from the citizen app when officers arrived, they found a 13 year-old boy and a girl. both suffering from gunshot wounds. officials believe they were both struck by stray bullets. no other details have been released. now to our top story. 7 bay area, counties urging people to wear a mask indoors regardless of vaccination status comes after

an uptick in covid-19 cases among the unvaccinated across the state. kron four's gayle ong spent the day talking with businesses in the east bay to see if they plan on making any changes with these new recommendations. >> the mask recommendation is not mandatory, but restaurant managers i spoke with say they are still following state guidelines. other people i spoke with say they still wear a mask in public. i've been vaccinated. but you know, and take care of myself of my family. i have to nephew niece that are not vaccinated yet. so we just want to do our part you know, be darlene under their king. still donned their masks when they step out of their home and agree with the new recommendation to continue to wear face coverings indoors even someone is being honest above board and wearing it and they have not been vaccinated or they're not vaccinated. they say they have done. >> either way, it's levels. the playing field and it keeps everyone safe friday, a coalition of bay area. health

officials urge residents to resume wearing a mask indoors regardless of vaccination status following an uptick in covid-19 cases. >> this as los angeles county issued a new mask mandate for indoor spaces. contra costa county is one of the 7 bay area counties recommending indoor mask-wearing noting the highly infectious delta variant is now the predominant strain in the county in downtown walnut creek this cafe north main street requires masks. the sign caught st briggs off-guard. look, my mask in the car and i just to walk down the street. and then i saw that it said masks required side. >> we ordered online backing up my mask and picked up my down the street. most employees could be seen wearing masks inside this restaurant. the manager says masks are still optional health officials stress those who are fully vaccinated remain. well protected its just scary to think that you know, people are out there not being aware and there's people that are choosing not to be vaccinated and. there's a lot of divisiveness and opinions

over that. i personally vaccinated. but my daughters tend she's not. so it's up to be really careful. the bay area health officers plan to revisit the mask recommendation in the coming weeks after monitoring covid-19 cases. >> and hospitalization data here in walnut creek. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> in the meantime, as of this morning, a new mask mandate is now in effect in los angeles county because of the alarming surge of covid-19 cases fueled by the delta variant down there. county health officials have reported nearly 2000 new cases and more than 450 people are hospitalized there with covid-19. that's more than double the number from last month stay up to date on the latest covid-19 information use your smartphone scan. this qr code that you see on your screen. it will take you directly to our coronavirus section. >> at kron 4 dot com there you'll find the latest on the current mask guidelines and recommendations as well as the latest on vaccination efforts in the bay area. good news for

san francisco. business owners. the parklets used for outdoor dining during the pandemic are here to stay late last week, san francisco city leaders voted on an ordinance to allow businesses to permanently operate. outdoor spaces built on sidewalks and street parking spaces. while many are excited for the permanent dining room. others are expressing some concern. >> the mall pretty cool, pardon. so i think the parklets are free. >> the city. is every time a restaurant and bar something that. >> right now there are almost 2000 approved parklets throughout the city. if you're interested in getting a permit to use at the parking speight to use a parking space has a parking for your business. find the application online permits are free. all right. coming up here on the kron 4

morning news. we are continuing to monitor today's red-flag warning for parts of the bay area. stick with us for the latest details. plus. >> the search is on for the driver in a deadly hit and run in the south bay. also what we're learning about the victim. and are you dealing ask me in this morning's health segment. we're talking tips for better skin.

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travel season showing no signs of slowing down right now. americans are traveling in record numbers this month on friday alone. tsa agents screened nearly 2.2 million passengers. that's a new pandemic era record. and if you have a trip planned, the agency is reminding you to get to the airport early deal with those tsa lines. and of course, do not forget your mask. meanwhile, aircraft maker. boeing is projecting as many as 700,000 pilots will be needed to meet the air travel demands of the next 20 years. there's a renewed effort to encourage kids to consider careers in aviation kron four's. ken wayne has more. >> now that air travel is back and booming the need for workers in the aviation industry is growing and that need exists in one of the bay area's long suffering neighborhoods. >> open airport is right there. very, very, very close to lot of our kids that live in that neighborhood. you know, maybe just right across the freeway. but they maybe have never thought i could

work there. it's estimated that 85% of commercial airline pilots are white. just 2% black. >> and only about 9% are aircraft owners and pilots association is trying to change that. it's offering stem classes to high schools across the country to encourage young people including females and minorities to get ready for all kinds of careers in aviation you know, there there and there you could have careers. >> and you know, we know what we know about a pilot. but what about all the other careers that within the airline industry. >> the alp a program is called. you can fly and is now in use at 450 schools across the country, including more than a dozen in california. but there are no schools in the bay area participating even though it's served by 3 major commercial airports and dozens of general aviation airfields. and i would say in this start small and then can

build something out. >> and i think what we do is we reach out to a couple of the school particular may be the ones that are in proximity so that that we don't have any geographical barriers. >> the biggest challenge is letting the students and especially the school's know that these careers exist in their own backyard. >> she said i'm going to be doctor i'm a bit about what it would be very few stay out of the air traffic control. >> right. just have them have access to that and see. that is just like wow, you know, you're open the door things that they need know. >> they were on the lookout for a red-flag warning due to some dry lightning may pose a problem over the next about 36 hours across the bay. this is focused on those welcome back t

morning news. good morning. live shot coming in from u c berkeley. how about that fog just about all gone from this perspective they're still working around the golden gate here. >> going to open the skies up temporarily. but later today we'll see kind of the pasty white skies. building a little bit concern in some of those higher elevations that some thunder showers may poke out as soon as we get a little bit more. this deeper moisture aloft. it's the monsoon this time of year. it's somewhat common in the u.s. southwest. it starts off to texas thunder showers. rain that evaporates. it moves over to arizona thunder showers, rain evaporates moved to arizona and then so forth and so on.

southern california, here's the track where next on the list, if you will. we go to the models to see what happens or getting sprayed by some of this cloud cover going on again, aloft and you get the daytime heating that just as the atmosphere more energy to work with the red flag warning goes into effect technically at 5 o'clock. but we'll still be with us overnight overnight don't have as much energy in the atmosphere. but you can still get those thunder showers. and last year we had problems with an even very early morning day. we had less amount of energy in the atmosphere. i stopped here 1230. we don't see much on this model run. but the gfs does have a notation of a little sliver moisture right across the santa cruz mountains about that time. the other factor to is even if you're not in the hill areas, you'll get some of the outflow boundaries from even a very isolated thunder showers. you could get some winds from these even though they're not in your local area. you're just downwind of it, if you will. the mountains out to tahoe. the will be quite active in the sierra with all of this, too, which is somewhat typical this time of year, putting it together.% it's scattered thundershowers to put it with an isolated

thunder shower. with that and hot inland with those temperatures. well, in the 90's, the red flag warning is for today through monday at 5 o'clock is the cut off period higher elevations as what we're looking at. the week is relatively we've got mild temperatures bay will be in the 70's and even the 80's going on in la, maybe even the lower 80's in spots that looking at 90's today. 65 san francisco 82 san jose 72 for oakland. and unlike the mostly sunny forecast. we typically talk about. we're calling it scattered clouds for more of those high level clouds to build later on for today. got those 90's in place in the far east asia will notice 80's up to the north bay. we'll bring a microscope at this and show you some of the 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit as well as some of the longer range forecast models as we may do this again. >> for your health this morning. mask mandates have been reinstated in la county and most bay area counties are recommending that you mask up again. indoors. so if you're suffering from mask related acne ask me it might not be

going away anytime soon. but our health expert karen, a walk is here with some tips to help prevent and cope with this side effect of wearing a mask care. and we talked about this a little bit last week. i thought we'd be able to talk about what to do now that we don't have to wear them anymore. clearly that was a bit of a pipe dream for us with all these recommendations coming back. it's important to ask me is not new, though, right. that's right. professionals and have been wearing that have to wear a mask pretty much. >> most of the day they've been suffering from this. but because the dental public is now having to wear a mask for long periods of time. they understand what we did suffering with all these yes, we definitely do. it's kind of the this area here that we're all kind of all of a sudden realizing, you know, we spend the entire day with the mask on. we take it off and then, you know, we see that we have some blemishes and break out.

what's the science behind masks me. what is it that's actually causing matt. >> nice our skin. well, there's yeast bacteria skin might they all grow in live on your skin. and when you wear mask that kind of blocks. the airflow. so when you expel air, when you're you're haley exhaling. very moist. hot air warm air and that's a perfect environment for these micro organisms to grow. though. what you have just to explain your skin has a lot of pores and poor openings to. can now in your skin and that is what we call the hair follicle at the hair consists of a hair parted. that's and and a lot. if you're stand, it's not clans. all those micro organisms the skin might

bacteria. the yeast all-star clogging up. this can now. well, you also some patients gland that's in oil gland and that means to expel oil so that your skin stays nice and lubricated. well, if it's all blocked here that that oil is is is not going anywhere and it's just pushing up and pushing up until you have as it which none of like to so, i mean, i think number one thing we need to make sure we're doing as soon as we get home from work is washing your face. >> yes, washing your face at keeping it clean. if you use gentle cleanser doesn't have to be really harsh because you this sounds weird, but also you can cleanse your skin with a dangerous shampoo. really, because dant yet is yeast its

so if you use a dancer shampoo, maybe 2 to 3 times a week that will help get rid of some of that yeast in the fungus that grows on your skin wow. okay. and then i i use a toner. usually after i wash my face. that's always good to use to write. and if you are wearing a mask for long periods of time, then you probably want to wash your face in between because it just gets with the massive, just gets really icky so you seeing a toner like with witch hazel or or even a baby wipe. a gentle unscented baby wipes. if for men, especially who have facial hair and over throughout the day. be a good day. time to cleanse that area. if you have a mustache or beard okay. do those in between cleanings. i know you also put here, you know, apply a light layer of make-up lotion or sunblock. but i know for me, obviously wearing make-up in the middle of of

work and then having to put the mask back on. then that makeup is now on the mask. how often get the we will. should we be washing our masks. >> constantly should be you should be free for your mask. and i i understood you you're back in the gm wearing the mask again. yeah. take several mass with you because once they're wet. >> if they also they're going to start to harbor bacteria fungus. so. >> they're constantly changing. i like the disposable lines. if you want to look pretty, you could put a cloth mask. you know, a decorative mask over it, but get one that you can really just get rid of it and always have a fresh mask. i went through all my disposable masks like right before the june 15th you know, the restrictions, you know, were lifted and i was like, great. i don't have to, you know, use those all just keep the cloth mask and wash that periodically. if i use it. but now, of since it's being recommended again, i might go ahead and buy another

disposable mask a box of disposable the last thing that you said you know, oral hygiene make sure you're not breathing. >> with your mouth. yes, yes. so that's something that that everybody thinks about that. when you wear a mask, a lot of people will their mouth. >> so they become mouth breathers. and then that also dries out your mouth and when your mouth is dry, what you need saliva to help cleanse the mouth. so you end up with mask mouthy. he hoped that bad breath event tooth inflammation in the in the mouth. so you want to make sure you stay hydrated. try not to breathe through your mouth and try not to eat sugary things that also get it it. you know, and you know, encourage tooth decay. so oral hygiene as a real important part of of preventing mask at the all right. so wash your face wash that mask and breathe through your right.

karen, thank you for all that we'll see you next weekend. >> all right. but i we'll be right back.

>> major league baseball fans were sent scurrying after a triple shooting outside nationals park in washington, dc the game between the nationals and the padres on saturday had to be suspended after 3 people were shot just outside the stadium. police

say people in 2 separate cars exchanged gunfire. one of the victims was a woman attended the game fans were told to stay in their seats and to remain calm. though many said leaving the stadium was pretty chaotic. several of the padres players actually went into stands to get friends and family and some fans actually made their way down onto the field about 10 minutes went by and fans were given the all-clear, the game. >> is set to resume in about an hour with us for morning news continues after the break.

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monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> good morning. welcome back here to the kron 00:00am morning news. we're going to start this half hour with a look at the forecast a little bit of fog and all the regular places, i think. but we've got a red flag warning that's going to go into effect later this afternoon. dave spahr has got all the details. hey, dave. hey, good well, good morning, everybody. and yes, because we're watching out for those dry lightning situation. we're getting a little bit of the monsoon bubbling up from socal. >> and therefore the risk is with just a couple strikes is all it takes in the higher elevations. but the key word is i want to show you that map. and a bit right now here's where that moisture is hiding out. it's pretty much in southern california. i just called up a palm springs there. currents, for example. they're already in the lower 90's but dew points at 71 while that's good start to get

like florida. like. so this is the time of year for them to start seeing this monsoon flow pattern. there it is. you can see in a or right hand side of your screen with the kron 4 icon is that's words bubbling up and we're looking for about a 36 hour. so window of opportunity to see this activity happening. meanwhile, half moon bay looking at here there overcast need a sweater to walk on along the beach and so forth it's very mild income. this fog will mix out, though later today. okay. so getting back to what we have here. the red flag warning in red as you'll notice the higher elevations. this technically kicks in at 5 o'clock. but the possibility is there even this afternoon you'll see come the pasty white skies building and might have a thunder boomer going on in the higher elevations. solano counties. a technicality isn't a fire weather. watch. that's because there's a sacramento office. the breakdown today note, it says partly cloudy that's variable clouds will call it. that's kind of again, some of the monsoon clouds hanging around. that's going to be today. tonight and a little bit into tomorrow. 92. so it's

going to be plenty warm in the inland valleys. of course, we'll have your 4 zone forecast and that extended in just a bit. noel. thanks, dave. down in the south bay. one man is dead following a deadly. >> hit and run crash in san jose as kron four's phillipe djegal reports, the suspect still on the loose. >> a violent collision that ended up off the road and onto a sidewalk saturday claims the life of a young man who isaiah thompson says was a good person who worked hard to turn his life around and want to turn around best first family. >> and the people i love do it for his own life years ago. isaiah thompson and the victim were teammates over felt high school football team. >> i and his mother rosie ramirez were among those who stopped by the scene to remember their friend clean. >> anybody knows anything. >> the santa clara county coroner's office has not yet identified the victim. kron 4 is withholding his identity as well and around 02:30am in the

morning san jose. police say the man was driving down the road when another driver speeding up north 33rd street slammed into the victim after running a red light. the victim was ejected from his car and died. the suspect then took off on foot. it's not us. >> in a right neighbors say drivers frequently speed in the area, noting that fortunately the crash did not happen during the day in elementary school grocery store and gas stations are all located at the intersection is a is core man. the suspect left the black 2015 infiniti sedan behind near the scene. >> police say 30 people have died from traffic collisions in san jose. so far this year. the leap jump all kron 4 news. >> meantime up in the north bay rohnert park police are looking for a truck involved in a hit and run crash saturday afternoon. officers say there looking for a blue ford f one 50 truck. it was seen headed north on commercey boulevard near southwest boulevard. the truck has those

california plates you see on your screen 1, 6, 3, 6, 4 eat too. police say the truck should have damage on the front bumper from the crash. anyone with information urged to contact rohnert park, department of public safety. police in roseville near sacramento are investigating a home invasion robbery in an elderly gated community officials believe it may be connected to a series of similar strong-arm robberies here in the bay area. reporter lonnie wong has details. >> a very uncommon crime to happen in roseville. but a very scary crime. that's roseville police described the robbery of an elderly couple in the sun city community. it's a seniors only development centered around a golf course as the victims arrived home, 2 men in their 20's driving a late model, small white suv got out without displaying any weapons they physically threaten the couple into turning over belongings including shopping items. the victims were shaken and what police call a strong arm robbery these obviously

put fear into the hearts of the senior citizens. they stole property. the incident began in the roseville galleria shopping corridor a few miles away. what concerns roseville police is that they believe the couple was followed out of this parking lot after a shopping trip just why they were targeted is not completely clear. it makes sick that to go after all people. but it was clear to sun city residents state and sherry people have been carjacked and things like that in. >> big open parking lots. but your home. this just traumatizing. i mean, those folks will probably never feel safe again. brush. that's sort of unheard of here. but people generally feel safe. the robbery as a wake-up call for a resident who would only give his first name. i don't know why they picked up that one couple. >> you know, yeah, i guess it could happen to anybody, especially elderly people. they're easy to take advantage of. >> and there's people happy to do it. >> roseville police say they've seen a trend of these kinds of robberies in the bay area.

>> it's unknown if the 2 are connected worth this truly is just a copycat style using the same method. >> police say of you feel you're being followed by suspicious people do not stop at your home and instead called the police to respond in roseville lonnie wong fox 40 news. >> sacramento police have arrested 2 men in connection to a shooting that killed 2 people and left 4 others injured that shooting happened late friday night in sacramento's historic district detectives say it all started as a fight between 2 groups officers found several guns at the scene. investigators are now looking into a possible motive. the injured victims were all taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. now for a story you'll see only on kron for nearly 60 years ago. a san francisco woman was the subject kron 4 documentary about her adoption. she's been wondering about that video ever since her parents passed away in the 90's. and after years of searching for it. the footage has been found. i

spoke with triana fitzpatrick about how it felt to reconnect with her past. >> one thing how lucky we were to get pretty child. >> and then it a voice. she longs to hear and the faces she long mess error mannerisms that my father had that i haven't seen in 30 years. >> and i was just like blown away triana fitzpatrick was born in 1963 shortly after she was adopted by mike and and pull off on t a catholic san francisco couple whose story was the subject of a 1965 kron. 4 news special assignment called adopted child. >> my parents had a at least they had a flyover from the broadcast date which would have been 1965. >> so i was always aware from the flyer that was around the house. >> and then they would tell me the stories. she says her parents made her feel special all her life and losing them both in the early 90's was

hard to come to terms with my parents had died before my children on board. and so they never had the opportunity to meet my parents. >> and then i think with the advent of. the and the idea that you could reach out easily. i thought maybe i'll just reach out to carolyn and see if i can find any information about this. >> her journey to find the archived footage of the special began in 2000. one, the tapes, however, were difficult to find the film itself had been sitting in a vault 10 years before. >> i found it with an intern call's shira and in 2000, 12. >> alex cherian is the television archivist at san francisco state university. >> it probably would have been destroyed if we hadn't found it. and since then it's been sitting in vault. wait 10 for tree on a to reach out to me and ask do you have the adopt a child. >> triana reached out to alex back in april about finding

the lost footage and he says the timing was serendipitous since november of last year. we've been able to transfer a 16 millimeter film in full frying for k. and just after that point when everything was set up and operational. >> triano reaches out to was we have the film sitting in the boat. we have some cutting edge equipment which we can use to remaster the film. it was meant to base after 20 years of searching triana could finally reconnect with her parents. >> and the footage was much more than she anticipated. it was quite. >> shocking to find out what was on there because i had no idea it was a long. >> term process. the 25 minute documentary special details. her parents struggles to have their own children and the push back they received from friends and family as the idea of adoption was not widely accepted at the time even shows the moment triana was first placed in her mother's

we knew we were going to bring bring her home right then and there. >> it certainly could not i% explain. it's it's just a feeling that's it was awesome. i mean, it was it was more than that. it was. it was a confirmation of all the stories that they told me being true. >> alex says stories like tree on us or why archiving is so important. we all have stories to tell. >> and many of the stories and preserved on film. and it has a way of reaching out to people and them in motion. like i feel like my parents would be very pleased that i. >> persevered san francisco. noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> it's a pretty incredible story if you want to watch the full adopted child documentary that aired back in 1965 we have the link on our website just head to kron 4 dot com today. >> you know, well, still looking out for that red flag warning that's going to be in place saw from this evening all the way into tomorrow

evening. focused on those higher elevations they're going to have a look at your forecast both near and far because we may bree do this again next weekend. keep it here.

>> 9.43 here on this sunday morning. dave spahr has got your forecast day. we've got a lot to kind of look out for today. >> yeah, it's basic a situation where we have some upper level moisture that comes in from the monsoon that causes the problem. it's not at our level here. so those elevated thunder showers are always very, very tricky right now. it's the local moisture that we have right here along the bay. this is half moon bay that you can see still overcast there. although mosobj is opened up the sunshine. we're already seeing some inland warming. but cool long half moon bay as will be the case ahead. so let's show you everything at work here. first things first, we've been talking about this monsoon moisture. there it is in southern california after it's all said and done about 36 hours or so. this low up in the gulf of alaska kicks in our goal from the brings us all that mild pacific air. that's next. week's forecast. so it's getting pretty calm all next week and very pleasant for mid july. then down here is all the traffic from the tropics, if you will,

and there's a chance. sometimes they can tap into may mean the monsoon can tap into some of that tropical moisture from the south, which we saw last august. if you remember. so that's something to kind of watch how the corner of our eyes as we get little closer. but for the scenario that we have right now there's the high in the southwest bringing up the monsoon moisture and the low, which was kind of patiently waiting in the gulf of alaska to kind of clean outer atmosphere as we get later in the forecast period watching things into motion here. this is this moisture bubbling on in. you'll see kind of a high pace. the skies well above us here. another is on some model runs late tomorrow morning through around the noon hour so little about the moisture right across the santa cruz may produce perhaps some of those thunder showers quite active. you can see up the sierra and then watch what happens at the very end of that wish that's when the low kicks in. and we're back to the mild pacific air in its wake. but what the wide perspective of the whole week ahead. once we get past this traffic in the monsoon. here's

our google friend. that low. very nice for the week next weekend. we do this whole thing again, it looks like more monsoon moisture bubbling up here again, that looks a little bit more potent than what we're dealing with now. 4 zone forecast to check in for this sunday. 65 san francisco as to the lower 60's at the coast bayside 74 for burning game and we have some 80's hiding out here in the southern and the palo alto, for example, about 80 as we're nearing that in the south bay 82 for san jose. a lower 80's along the east bay shoreline. tri valley mid-nineties 94 walnut creek 96 for concord. 68 for richmond. quite a difference in climate 65 for 90 fairfield 88 sonoma and 87 for santa rosa. so little rocky maybe for today, tomorrow, then pretty calm for the week ahead. not bad for july. 80's inland again watching out for next saturday, though, noel. >> a pandemic of the on vaccinated. that's how the cdc is classifying our current

covid-19 situation across the country as vaccination rates. wayne and case numbers have begun rising. the suggestion for everyone to put our masks back on is becoming more and more common. but we're curious what is the risk for vaccinated. people specifically when it comes to this new delta variant here to give us the scoop is doctor dean winslow infectious disease expert from stanford university. doctor, it's been literally just over a month since we were told we could take the masks off if we were vaccinated. now. here we are mid july essentially being told that wasn't really the best idea. what's your take on new recommendation to wear a mask again. >> but, you know, first of all, just think that it just emphasizes that we're not out of this pandemic yet again, we're still in a lot better shape now than we were. you know, certainly back in december and january when we were just seeing a huge numbers of cases and deaths and hospitalizations set from

covid-19. however, it's really very clear the last 2 to 3 weeks cases have spiked up all over the country. we're still not in as bad shape in the bay. area's as says certainly the folks in los angeles are in areas like arkansas, missouri, nevada, for example, have. already are seeing large numbers of again, a lot of concern. clearly delta variant is more transmissible i think is that several reasons, though. why? it's a reasonable idea for us to put our mask back on. we're mainly not just for protection of ourselves but also it's not entirely clear that the vaccine prevents asymptomatic or minimally symptomatic infections. so all of us myself, you know, who were vaccinated early on. is still potentially possible. you know that we could virus to others. if we were infected and had no

symptoms. so again, i think until we start seeing the cases said really dramatically decrease again, it really does behoove us sort of citizens of california to put her mask back on. at least 4 were indoors. >> well, and i know a lot of the cases that we're seeing mostly in on vaccinated people. but i have started to hear of different friends, family friends who have said i am vaccinated, but i tested positive for covid-19 what how big is this risk then for those of us who are vaccinated. >> yeah, it's it's it's actually the risk is is great in terms getting sick enough that you would require hospitalization you know, we're more significant treatment. but again, i think what this does point to is that it is potentially possible to get reinfected and then the concern would be that you even if you yourself have no or minimal symptoms that you could still potentially spread the virus to vulnerable people who have not been

vaccinated. so i think that's the reason public health departments in the 5 counties in the bay area have made this recommendation. >> well, i know it seems as though, you know, these new cases are coming because, you know, many unvaccinated people decided to take their masks off with the rest of us. so that's how for to become an issue again. how do we appeal right now to unvaccinated folks. is there a way at this point to urge them to wear a mask or better yet. get vaccinated. >> yet. to me, it's a very sad you know, someone who said, you know, been alive for many years now and sort of seen how politics is involved in the united states. i'm really concerned that in a way we become to but again, as someone who believes in science and trust science and. you know, is is part of this effort. i feel just so strongly. i just really wish that all americans understand

being vaccinated is the best way not only to protect yourselves but to the loved ones around you. >> any tips on how we can because i feel like everyone probably has someone in their lives. that is kind of avoiding getting vaccinated are saying they want to wait and someone told me just the other day, you know, the delta variant going to take us back anyways. so why should i and i'm like the only reason it's going to take us back is people don't get vaccinated. so any tips on how we can kind of convince friends and family. >> no, you're you're you're exactly right in. you know, unfortunately, though, also we have people, the united states that, you know, some of this, you know, pay attention to what are referred to as mainstream news media literature and others. i think are in kind of an echo chamber and i just wish a prominent politicians, particularly in some of the red states and perhaps even our former president would just strongly

recommend to everyone out to all americans that they receive the vaccine again. that's the way we will finally get this pandemic under control in the united states. >> doctor anything else you'd like to share in terms of what you know about this delta variant or any other variants because i guess that's my biggest question. does the delta variant now potentially change into a new variant that even more transmissible. >> sure. just the nature of viruses like this is that new variants will evolve and we're already seeing additional variance, including there is some concern you are referred to a store and a variant, which is also more transmissible started increasing. but the good news is at least the 3 vaccines that have been available in the u.s. provide a significant degree of protection against all of currently identified a so again, just you know, as you were saying earlier, the most important thing is for all americans to get vaccinated. the vaccines do

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>> well, hey, some ambitious young philanthropists and the city of orange are working to be the end of cancer. it's the 5th year of the pink lemonade stand challenge 12 year old bryn roads started the project when her mother was diagnosed with cancer back in 2016, the campaign's goal is to educate and raise awareness about cancer research. so far the challenge has reached more than 30 states. it has raised more than $60,000 for the effort. so good on them helping to reach across the country for this effort. we do want to give you a check of your forecast before we leave this morning 95 in some parts today, dave. and we've got a red flag warning. yeah. i know normally we're talking about this in terms of a red flag warning terms of being offshore winds. but that's not the case this go around here. this is because of elevated dry lightning to watch out for over about the next 36 hours from now. >> most of the week is pretty

calm, though looks pretty good with temperatures in the lower 90's. not bad for july then into next weekend we might repay the replay this tape again from mormon soon. coming up next weekend will be on the lookout for that. well, all right. really hoping it doesn't come back to bite us. thanks again for joining us. >> this morning on the kron 4 morning news that's about all the time we've got for today. it is looking pretty nice here in the city. enjoy your sunday. we'll see you again next saturday at 07:00am.

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