>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am 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. august 22nd. we've got a lot to get to this morning. but first, want to start off by getting a look at the weather forecast. dave spahr standing by with all your details. good morning. date. >> good morning and welcome morning, everybody. and now with the fog draining us this morning. we should see some better clearing skies going on today. little bit clear that we've been seeing the last couple of days in those temperatures still behaving themselves as well. only in the 80's for those in the valleys. it looks like by this

afternoon starting things off. there's the east bay still waiting for this fog to clear on out. same kind of program with overcast happening at the golden gate. very reminiscent of what we're also seeing at the coast temperature check most readings in the 50's with 60's covering the good chunk of the east bay 60 for san jose 57 going on for san francisco. nothing interfere with us going on upstream. for now. they'll be a weak front by the middle of the week. its impact is going to be very, very modest for us in the south. we will just get that heat spike. we're expecting by the end of the week. breakdown for you today we take care of the morning fog and cloud clouds. we'll see those temperatures rocket through the 60's 70's and into the 80's by the afternoon. coming up a little bit. we'll take a look at that forecast later on, checking into the tropics, too. well, thanks, dave. >> breaking overnight in the south bay police in san jose are investigating the city's 40th hit and run fatality this year. kron four's camila barco joining us live now from the newsroom with the very latest details. camila. so while san

jose police are looking for the person responsible for the latest hit and run, but they are many others like this one. >> that are on song. this is video of the most recent crash. police say a car was driving on regal at a lane in san jose around one this morning. the driver ran into a man with his car and killed him. the person in the car drove away leaving the victim at the scene and this is the 17th pedestrian who has died in san jose this year alone. now 3 weeks ago, a man was walking across the northbound lanes of monterey road outside the marked crosswalk. that's when he was struck by a chevrolet trailblazer. the driver left the scene. paramedics rushed the man with life threatening injuries to the hospital. police eventually caught the driver and was booked. you can see right there. that's a picture of him. he was booked for a felony hit and run. however, the victim died 2 weeks later from his injuries due to the crash. now a mother is pleading for help after a car struck her daughter back on april 1st. this is

surveillance video that caught the suspect vehicle moments before the crash. it happened near monterey highway and curtner avenue. the driver took off and left the victim at the scene. she was taken to the hospital where she later died. now police are looking are asking for people to be on the lookout for the car involved in that april. first incident. it is believed to be a white mercedes benz, the car would have damage to the front and last side while we're still waiting to hear more details from police about this morning's incident. back to you. alright camila, thank you for that live report. developing right now. several reports say the fda will fully approved pfizer's covid-19 vaccine. >> tomorrow. the new york times reporting the fda is on track to fully approve pfizer's 2 dose vaccine on monday. the long anticipated announcement would make pfizer's shop the first to receive full approval from the

federal government. the biden administration officials are hoping the full approval which would apply to people age 16 and older will spur a wave of vaccinations among those who have been holding out. in the meantime, the number of people across the country getting their first dose of a covid vaccine has now gone up to almost half a million per day. that's the highest rate that we've seen since may. according to the cdc, more than 200 million americans are now partially vaccinated. the rise of doses mostly happening in southern states where experts say vaccination rates are still much lower than the rest of the country here in california. the state health department says 80% of all adults have gotten at least one dose and 65% of the state's eligible population, including kids, at least 12 years old are now fully vaccinated. a covid-19 outbreak at san quentin state prison has prompted officials to institute a will quarantine for arriving inmates and a ban on in-person visits. officials

say there were 4 positive cases reported at the prison last week. 3 of those cases were really in fact, prison leaders and health officials classify an outbreak has 3 or more cases, those who are not yet vaccinated or who are at high risk are being temporarily relocated to individual housing locations according to the prison 86% of the population and almost 60% of the staff are fully vaccinated. up in the north bay marin county held a mass vaccination clinic offering a booster covid-19 vaccine for people with weakened immune systems. kron four's. phillipe djegal reports from sandra fell. more hundreds showed up for their 3rd shot. >> immunocompromised marine county residents jumped at the chance of receiving a 3rd dose of a covid-19 vaccine. >> hundreds rushed to the marin center exhibit hall in sandra fell saturday where marine county public health partnered with safe way to administer the shots. we didn't wait. not one bit. my

wife's in line right shuns with medical conditions like cancer hiv or take medications that suppress their immune systems are considered at higher risk of getting infected with covid-19 and suffering severe illnesses. that includes adults of all ages. we want to make sure that we're offering the highest level of immunity we can to this population 3rd day says going to accomplish that for them. the public health department says a 3rd dose provides adequate it was approved last week by the food and drug administration. if one is already had 2 shots and it's worked out well. >> getting the 3rd shot is hardly a risk and has potentially great benefits overall about 95% of the counties. eligible population has received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. i think it's offered. >> it's a 100% important with be able to see people often but also knowing that we sell social distance and if you are

not able to make it out to this clinic, not to worry. it will return here at the same location next saturday in sandra fell phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> now to some developing news. the reverend jesse jackson and his wife jacqueline are being treated in the hospital this morning after testing positive for covid-19 the announcement was made in a statement released by jackson sun. the 79 year-old is vaccinated against the virus and publicly received his first dose back in january. the reverend and his wife are being treated at northwestern memorial hospital in chicago right now. we're going continue to monitor the situation and will provide updates as soon as they become available. >> coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news, nothing hits better than a good night sleep sleep my right, our health expert, of joining us with tips on how we can sleep better. plus, your recall ballot likely already in your mailbox ahead, we're going to explain what you need to know about casting your vote. and

after the break, the latest out of afghanistan and what we can expect to hear from president biden in his address to the nation tonight.

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>> welcome back. a new poll from the associated press shows president joe biden's approval rate is slightly down. according to the poll,

biden's overall job approval rating has dipped from 59% last month to 54% and the public's assessment of his handling of the pandemic has fallen even further from 66% support in july to 54%. now the decline in support also comes as situation in afghanistan continues to deteriorate. now for the latest on afghanistan. president biden is expected to address the nation. this afternoon as the situation continues to deteriorate. there. the u.s. state department has advised all americans currently in afghanistan to avoid traveling to the couple airport because a potential security threats. there are reports members of the taliban have assaulted americans who are headed to the airport. it's been more than a week since the u.s. started evacuating americans and allies out of the country. the pentagon says the united states has evacuated some 17,000 people. so far. meanwhile, the biden administration says it may

enlist some domestic commercial airlines to help with the evacuation of afghanistan. the defense department giving notice on friday. it could activate the civil reserve air fleet the move would give the government temporary use of hundreds of passenger jets. the planes would actually fly to afghanistan and said they would be used to transport evacuees who have been stranded at us bases in germany, qatar and bahrain. now many of those afghan refugees are starting to arrive to the united states. as you can see here buses filled with those fleeing the country into a northern virginia community college campus early this morning. the arrival comes as sacramento also prepares for the arrival of refugees. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg says the city will support those who come here in any capacity possible. dave. >> all right. look for mostly sunny skies into the afternoon temperatures return back to the business of the 80's. however, later this week it looks like heat spike coming

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back. at 7.15 here on this sunday morning. and it's time for a check. >> of our weather forecast. dave spahr hopefully we'd start to see the haze getting out of here by today. is that still remaining true to yeah, we should have a chance this

seeing a little bit better in the sky conditions to in the fog was very slow to clear and certain and we should see some better clearing on that front today, too. >> here's the shot from the east bay shoreline. you can see what the hays behind us here. now we're kind of stuck in this pattern as we wait for really the next heat spike to develop here with all this golden gate bridge. it's more of an overcast scenario that we have not so much the ground fog, but sometimes when the fog reposition itself fog drops lower 60's on the east bay shoreline. we got 60 little morning antioch 50's mostly up to the north bay 60 for checking in in san jose. now, we've already had our front passed through will continue to have the local scenario we have with the morning fog and then the afternoon it looks like we won't see the flare up in the sierra of the afternoon showers and thunder showers. that will be another week or front passing toward north. that will be midweek. but the pulsating that you will see clearing out again. the fog returns overnight. the sierra very, very quiet. we don't have that monsoon bubbling back up again. yet. and it looks like nothing's going to do that, at least not over the next few days. a look at how

we break everything down. a little bit of a red. you more orange left over here. but early bay fog clearing out cool lower 80's to 60's to the coast of depends on where you are will still be a variety of microclimates early in the week. mostly sunny mild start 70's covered the bay. we got those 80's going on well inland. but it's really up to wednesday. things start flipping and temperatures start soaring after that weak little front passes tiptoes over our heads a little bit and we'll see temperatures start to spike by thursday friday. 64 san francisco, clearing and cool 68 for oakland san jose checking at about 76 wider perspective. we have into the middle 80's. it looks like in the far east bay keeping a mostly in the 70's up to the north bay peninsula 60's and 70's and 76 checking in for san jose. now we will have a look at that to 4 zone forecast to see those microclimates checking in and also what shaken what the tropics, including and rain along the eastern us noel. >> for your health this

morning. stress is often high at the beginning of the school year as daily routines are new their hectic and of course, stressful all resulting in the inability to get a good night's sleep. when you cut down on total sleep time. studies show it can result in over eating weight gain and worse yet increased mortality. our health expert karen a walk here with some practical tips this morning so that we can get more and better sleep. good morning to you, karen. i know especially not even just the students. who are, you know, they're scheduled to changing. but mom and dad, those schedules are changing too. >> right right. it's it's it's a really difficult period right now because there's so many different changes changes in scheduling. so try just try to stay on some type of schedule. and, you know, a lot of people think that once you lose sleep, we really can't catch up. but you really you can you create the debt just try and add a little bit more hours of sleep. if you can,

because if you can't, you just going fall deeper and deeper into sleep debt. fidel. also try and work out during the daytime. a lot of a lot of us try and squeeze in our workouts. at the end of the day because that's when we have tied. the kids are settled out of the homework done. but that can also energize you so that could make that could get you more riled for going to bed. and that's the time when you really want to to tone it down. well, and that's why you suggest stretching before bed. stretching is one of the best things because throughout the day with poor posture just tension sitting at the computer or whatever it is you do your muscles get really short and and and that's it. i don't know if you ever notice your shoulders getting up, going up, higher and higher throughout the day with muscles really need to relax.

and we have these trigger points that are in our shoulders that trap easiest muscle and they get very not it. and you really want to try and relieve that that will really help you sleep better and my tip is take your 2 fingers and play some in those lives knots in your shoulders. >> and then rule. >> your arm around. and this is one way to give yourself a could you don't always have someone there to give you one. but if you do, this is one way to get really into those knots and give yourself your own miss trying it right now and it actually feels thing that i have really been swearing by over the last several months is wearing a sleep mask. the whole total darkness. think really, really help to minds waited too, which really helps. >> well, we i love the sleep mask because i'm not one to really. if people that know

me, i don't get a lot of sleep. so, yeah. once i put that mask on it really does help because they gland in the brain when it senses complete darkness, then it starts releasing more melatonin. and so that's going to help you actually fall asleep. try try the sleep just give it a try because it really does work. and as people get older, the melatonin is not released as as well as they get older. whatever you can do to 2 yeah. you said sleeping, not, you know, naturally falling asleep. it's really helpful. some people i know we'll try things like zeke will or, you know, other night time medicines to help them. but you're saying to kind of try and avoid those. yeah. try to avoid those try do it. naturally it. the lavender is also very helpful if you have a live diffuser lavender essential oils and then also put that on your pillow. it's

really nice. they they do that with babies to try and get them relaxed that the left, the lavender essential oil that the synthetic. fragrances. it has to be that essential oil. it's all natural. i do want to skip down to naps because i'm like a master napper, but that means might end up being like 2 hours sometimes which isn't necessarily an app anymore. >> right. right. you want to try and keep its to about 1520, routes. it's starting to cut into your night time sleeping and that could start pushing your your bed. time to later because you've had so much sleep in the afternoon. >> so. >> try to keep those to a minimum, ok and talk to me about sleep thieves. oh, sleep fees would be caffeine. and also because caffeine the the half-life of caffeine at meaning net is about 5 to 6 hours, meaning that the potency of that caffeine last,

you know, half of it is still in your in 5 to 6 hours. so think about that. if you're constantly drinking coffee, even if you stop drinking it at 2 in the afternoon. if you're always doing the coffee, it's it's just never leaves your system so that can that can rock you sleep. also some of the pain medications because caffeine increases the effectiveness of the pain reliever. so, you know, check your medicines to make sure that that does it's doesn't have caffeine in it. so taking a love bite of right before bed is probably not the best thing for >> there are in all at no, that's not the all right. so big take away, you just really need to establish a new habit and practice when it comes to getting ready for bed and eventually falling asleep. >> yeah. and try and incorporate these habits with your children, too.

>> so not just you didn't get them in these these habits, trying try and you know, have some type of routine before you go to bed, not try to relax the minute you hit the pillow, you know, start that routine before a couple hours before. so you don't want to be checking your e-mails right before you go to bed and all don't write yourself a. all karen, thanks for all the tips. appreciate it. yeah. well done. it.

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>> welcome >> back. the recall election of governor newsom is set for tuesday september 14th. every registered voter in california can expect to receive their brought their recall ballot in the mail and some i think if you're against the recall you should just throw the ballot out and not cast a vote for replacement. but that's not what you should do. you should fill out that ballot and drop it off at a ballot drop box or mail it in with the provided envelope. there's 2 questions are going to be on the ballot. first stop. should governor gavin newsome be removed from office. that's a yes or no. and then the second question asks if he is removed, who should replace him. you can pick one of the replacement candidates. even if you vote no on the recall or you can just leave that one blank local election officials say it doesn't matter how you vote. they just want you to vote. if you are not registered, you have until election day to do so. there

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>> good sunday morning to you. 7.30 here and welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news we have had some really temperatures over the last week or so. but dave spahr says that it's going to get pretty hot later this week on day. yes, what looks like a looks like. we're going to be pushing those numbers to around 100 or so towards the end of the week. again, a reminder that it's still summer. good morning, everybody. >> although i 's going to remain mild. it looks like for the next couple of days. still hanging in there. and that mild zone even well. inland. there's a look at the east bay shoreline still dealing with the morning fog and such in the overcast sky conditions which we typically see at the coast we're seeing at this morning. again and half moon bay. meanwhile, what's going to happen. the ballpark this afternoon. not as windy. it looks like temperatures still in the mid 60's game time about one. '07, still cool west wind today about 10. it looks like. meanwhile, on the maps are what's going on with

all the weather systems. we do see a weak one that's going to drop on passed by the middle of the weekend. only delays this heat spike coming our way towards week said lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline for now, 59 for concord. lots of 50's up in the north bay. 57 going on for san francisco in 60 san jose. but these high temperatures to be in the upper 70's to through the 80's 67 at 11 o'clock by 2. we're talking 79 as we reach again, the 80's by this afternoon and pretty much the same for monday, tuesday before things start to flip coming up in a bit. of course, the 4 zone forecast the extended and what's going on with all these tropical systems. well. >> thanks, dave. turning to our wildfire coverage now evacuation orders are in effect for more than a 1000 people as wildfires continue to rage across northern california. let's start with the biggest fire burning in the state right now. the dixie fire, the latest numbers from cal fire put it at nearly 717,000 acres burned. 36% contained this morning. more

than 1200 buildings have been destroyed by flames from this fire. and 3 1st responders have been hurt. now that one might be the biggest but it's not the only one. crews are still working around the clock to contain the fast-moving caldor fire in eldorado county as well that one jumped highway 50 near kai burgers which forced crews to shut down a 40 mile stretch of the highway between sly park road near pollack, pines and myers. we do have a live picture from highway 50 at echo summit this morning. winds from the south helping to flames from the fire prompting even more evacuations. we're just making sure that the highway is safe for motors to travel pie and we don't want any fire actually in shooting anyone's on travel. >> so far the fire has burned more than 90,000 acres and it is still 0% contained this morning. >> for a closer look at the firefight near slide park. we turn now to gurajpal sangha.

>> it was all hands on deck through the air saturday evening as crews try to slow down the in aerial saw along highway 50 near outer creek road just west of chi burr's. hopefully we can get it contained and stopped just before the attack as time passed flames, grew larger and larger over the ridge near that area. the flowing down the fire for crews and protecting homes. the caldor fire was able to jump over highway 50. you can see a small spot fire right there on the rich. but the palm is that ridge is so steep, which makes it difficult for crews to get up there. you can just see how smoky it is in the area and that is limiting aircraft from putting that fire >> it appears that an ember that was thrown from the main fire. so we have crews that are currently scouting the area. i'm trying to find a way that we can get the ground crews in half are, as robert

foxworthy says, the strong winds helped the fire spread in the northeast direction towards highway 50. while they hope the fire doesn't spread any more. he tells fox 40 dr prepared as davis signed a lot of resources to highway 50 to stop the rest of the fire from jumping. we've done considerable amount of prep work over the last few days because that's kind of what we projected with this northeasterly movement of the fire and the southern portion of the fire. also slightly expanded. fox footy hope things get better in the days ahead. so hopefully that will help us when it comes to weather conditions. >> meanwhile, the cache fire has not stopped officers with north bay animal services from racing up there to look for any lost pets and officer found a dog alive attached to a chain after she first believed the job was dead. the officer says she was able to walk the dog to her truck and get him to safety. >> i was able to like slowly

talked to him and pet him and was able to get his chain off. and then after that, he kind of you could just tell he was gaining more and more trust. and i was able to pet can't. >> soon after the officer found a second dog huddled in a whole both of those dogs were taken to the clear lake animal shelter where it was discovered. they have the same owner. the officer says pet owners should always prepare for these types of situations where they may need to evacuate by always having leashes and a crate ready to go. now as those wildfires continue to burn across the state. first responders are reminding everyone to be prepared in case of another disaster fires have already destroyed homes in lake county and in eldorado county in the sierra forcing many to flee with just the clothes on their back and preparation. the sonoma county sheriff's office released evacuation zone maps back in 2020 after back to back devastating fire since 2017 to find your evacuation zone. all you have to do is type in your address or zip

code or click on your town or city on that map. there's also tags which help notify first responders that the house has been evacuated. >> freeze up law enforcement and fire personnel to move to the next property and that lets fire personnel instead of going in there to rescue people. going get their job, want people to be ready, want them to be aware. so we know that fires come and they come fast. >> now emergency officials are also urging residents to set up multiple alerts, including the knicks will. >> text alert from county apps. >> for all things wildfire season on kron 4 dot com. we have everything you need to know. scan the qr code that you see on your screen and you will taken directly to our wildfire web page. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news we're tracking several weather incidents all across the country, including tropical storm henri hurricane

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>> welcome back to tropical storm henri is expected to make landfall in the new england area in just a matter of hours. the storm was downgraded from a hurricane early this morning, but it still packs winds up to nearly

60 miles an hour and could produce some tornadoes. henri is expected to make landfall near narragansett bay in rhode island flood watches and storm surge warnings are in effect in those surrounding areas. meanwhile, mexico's gulf shore was hit saturday by hurricane grace, a major category 3 storm. this one drenched, coastal and inland areas during its second landfall in the country in 2 days. at least 8 people were killed and 3 more are missing in the coastal state of veracruz where the storm made landfall at its highest strength. grace has since been downgraded to a tropical storm. and at least 10 people are dead, 40 more missing after catastrophic flooding covered humphreys county, tennessee, 2 twin toddlers were among those killed in the flood. the national weather service says more than 10 inches of rain fell in the region. flooding major highways and schools as well as prompting multiple water rescues, a flash flood

of central tennessee before the worst hit. but residents had little time to evacuate before the water just ripped through their homes. these are some devastating photos here. authorities are conducting house to house checks and the hardest hit areas and rescue efforts. our ongoing a lot of weather going on. dave. yeah, at least we have some mild temperatures on the home front here. we're looking for highs. well, inland only in the middle 80's. but that's not going to last all week long before the weeks and we're going to be pushing to near 100 or so got that extended forecast your

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impact. it's going to be concentrated very much in new england like that. so it won't make landfall. technically as a hurricane, but as a tropical storm. meanwhile, what was grace of any fashion as now drifted into the pacific and it's now a disorganized lump of tropical stuff, if you will. they're monitoring. this is the course, the hurricane center. good news with all of this is no matter what it becomes its track still sends it out to the pacific kind of the middle nowhere and the impact is not really going to impact much to the north. that means couple saint lucas is pretty much in the get some minor cloud cover for this, maybe get some showers. but all the bulk of this is going to stay south, including the southwest us. sometimes the system's control lot of moisture up our way even after they strike mexico as well, which we got some of that moisture as recall from last august in terms of the monsoon mixed in with all of that. not going to happen. this go-around. meanwhile, temperatures on the home front lower. 60's line up the east bay shoreline up in the north bay 50's 57 san francisco 60.

meanwhile, 4 san jose. this is the beauty shot. we have the bay bridge toll plaza still overcast expecting to break up those skies a little bit watching things that a motion by the middle of the week. we have a weak system that passes towards our north. it just delays the inevitable which we expect by thursday friday to see temperatures really start blooming on us. will see 100 or so come as early as thursday. and into friday that a weakened a little bit by the weekend. 4 zone forecast for this sunday. we're checking into 64 san francisco, lower 60's covers at the coast. on the bay side, lower 70's and out of the south. we'll get into the middle 70's pretty much like yesterday. here 74 going on for palo alto. 71 mountain view 77 for redwood city in the south bay finding scratching some lower 80's here. morgan hill at 8182. los gatos 76 for cupertino east bay shoreline to the south lower 70's, lower 80's off the tri valley. 83 going on walnut creek and concord by the end of the week. these will be numbers near 171 for san leandro. 63 for berkeley. the

late host 6378 for fairfield 71 1 on for napa. 77 santa rosa noe valley still about 64 as we deal with fog through much of the day today. here's your seven-day forecast. temperatures start to blossom by the middle of the week and latter portion of the week to 100 or so come friday, maybe even as early as thursday. will look at the east bay shoreline into the 80's noel. >> well, we have been traveling to some pretty unique places during our destination. california series this summer. but as melanie townsend shows us this next historic location has some real sentimental value to japanese americans. some don't even know it's there were top or taking you now to walk a mile to farm in plaster ville. >> escaping civil war and hardship in japan, a brave group of workers in

oppression, arms dealer by the name of john henry schnell embarked on a journey to america's pacific coast in 1869 their travels led them to the lush rolling hills of present-day plaster ville for the established 18 so called wakamatsu. a kin to plymouth rock wakamatsu farm is the site of the first japanese colony in the united states. the first japanese american was born here and it's the site of the first to be buried here. the gold rush brought a lot of people and everybody's looking for ridges and everything. >> they started here because they wanted to live here. and they wanted to bring the culture here. welcome to the greenhouse people touring the grain or farmhouse will get to see all of the artifacts and historical pictures that have been found throughout this large property. it just shows history that a lot of us didn't know about for quite a while. you hear about integration, new study it in

high school. but to have it actually be here and to know that people lived here work here. i just like to see, you know. >> what we had to make the >> now people have to remember when they come to visit walkabout to farm is that this is a 200 acre property. it is huge. so other than the farmhouse that's over there. that's rich with history. there's also beautiful scenic farmland that you can see miles of trails that you can walk and they all lead to a very inspirational and emotional location. her name case on. >> a young woman who left her home in japan to care for the snow families, children. she stayed here at wakamatsu into death in 1871. her story is one of great perseverance through the unknown. every night when she was done with chores. >> she would go up to this hill and face japan. so there's a headstone in japan and there's one here in the united states that face each other. she represented all the

strengths. character that it took to come all the way across without any family without knowing anybody and stay and make it part of your life. >> for destination. california. i'm melanie townsend. >> if you scan this qr code with your phone. it will take you straight to our destination. california section of our car kron 4 dot com website, you'll find stories on a bunch of fun things to do across the entire state. >> stick with us. kron morning news continues after the break. expertly tailored eye care. state-of-the-art eye exams. high quality lenses and frames. because everything we do at lenscrafters

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>> time to talk a little bay area baseball. it was game 2 of the bay bridge series last night and what a finish to the game between the a's and giants at the coliseum. the a's, of course, had taken the opener friday night. but the giants would do it last night after jumping on starter. kevin gausman for 3 runs in the first inning. josh harrison with the ball into the left-field corner to score. matt olson all the way from first that made 42 oakland. they believe this game 5 to 2 after 4 innings. meanwhile, giants offense was still sort of stuck in neutral that is until the late innings in the 7th grand and belt connects for his 17th homer of the season to right field. that made it a 5 to 3 ball

game. next. man up darin ruf and he to take the interchange and deep and gone. 5 to 4. now on back to back homers by the giants giants bullpen gave up just 2 hits after that 4th inning and it really paid off top of the 9th. a runner on first and monte wade junior turned on one from lou trivino and the only question was what it stay fair. it did. and the giants took 65 lead and late inning heroics for the giants, their disappointment for the a's, for sure. 65 would be the final and the giants stay a game and a half ahead of the dodgers in the nl west with that win games. 3 is tonight. it starts at one. '07, at the health and happening today. forty-niners will hit the field this afternoon down in los angeles after a pair of joint practices with the chargers. the niners and rams will play preseason game number 2 at 4.30 this afternoon at sofi stadium. the

raiders actually played there last night against the rams. jon gruden looking to go to in the pre season. none of the regulars played in this one for either team actually the raiders opened the scoring with an 8 play drive midway through the 1st quarter. trey ragas going over from yard out to put las vegas on the board. 7. nothing after an interception, though the rams cashed it in qb bryce perkins to a wide open kendall blanton in the end zone game tied at 7. the rams with a 10 to 7 lead at half time. the raiders tied in the 3rd then went ahead with 7 minutes to go in the 4th nathan peterman to marcel 8 men for a 29 yard touchdown strike. the rams with a touchdown in the final seconds. they went for 2, didn't make it raiders with the 17 to 16 victory. the

wellspring church, a cart richardson's returned to the track after not being allowed to compete at the tokyo olympics didn't really go as planned. you remember richardson won the u.s. what the trials back in june. but then was hit with a 30 day ban on competing after testing positive for marijuana use. she then returned to racing on saturday in eugene. but she finished dead last in the 100 meters with a time of 11.4 c 14 seconds to that later. withdrew from the 200 meter race on saturday. she did stress afterwards, though, that she is not done so i guess we'll see what else she has in store for us later this year. still ahead here in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news a south bay city is investigating its 40th a fatal hit and run this year. we have details in a live report. >> plus following the latest out of afghanistan that the biden administration says it may enlist some domestic commercial airlines to help with evacuations from the country. also the fda expected to give pfizer full approval

of its covid-19 vaccine as soon as tomorrow. stick with us, we have the very latest details here on th

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at >> morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday august 22nd. we've got a lot to get to this morning,

especially that approval for pfizer's vaccine might be coming as soon as tomorrow. we'll have the details on that just a bit. but first, let's a check of your weather forecast. a spark standing by with >> in. good morning. welcome morning, everybody. after shake off this fog will be off to the mostly sunny skies and temperatures somewhat behaving themselves. that will feel too much like bad. some are going on until we get into the end of the week that we expect another heat spike right now. first things first is of the fog that started a little bit on the east bay shoreline here, but still the hazy skies that we're contending with overcast. meanwhile at the golden gate and will still be problematic along the coast a little bit in southern rim a little bit. this fog lower 60's cover the east bay up in the north bay. it's 50's 57 san francisco 61 for san jose. the clouds doesn't show any interference coming upstream shore kind of on our own with the morning fog that mixes out again, we don't have any good cause strong offshore flow post this front that we already have to be a weak one by the middle of the week. all

that does is delay the warm-up that we expect by thursday friday for today. 72 and sunny by high noon at 3 o'clock. we're at 81 is those highs push to near the middle 80's. well, inland. however, again, we expect to supercharge happen by the end of the week. a bit more later on your forecast in a bit. well. >> thanks, dave. breaking news overnight in the south bay. police in san jose are investigating the city is 40th hit and run fatality this year. kron four's camila barco joining us live from the newsroom with the very latest details on that crash camila? >> yeah, san jose. police are looking for the person responsible for the latest hit and run. but there are many other cases like this one better on solved. this is video of the most recent crash. police say a car was driving on regal little lane in san jose around one this morning. the driver ran into a man with his car and killed him. the person in the car drove away leaving the victim at the scene. this is the 17th pedestrian who has died in san

jose this year alone now 3 weeks ago, a man was walking across the northbound lanes of monterey road outside the marked crosswalk. that's when he was struck by a chevrolet trailblazer. the driver of that suv west. the scene paramedics rushed the man with life threatening injuries to the hospital. police eventually caught the driver for gorilla. here he is. he was booked for a felony felony hit and run. however, the victim died 2 weeks later from his injuries due to the crash. now a mother is pleading for help after a car struck her daughter back on april 1st. this is surveillance video that caught the suspect vehicle moments before the crash. it happened near monterey highway and curtner avenue. the driver took off and left the victim at the scene. she was taken to the hospital where she later died. police is asking. police are asking for people to be on the lookout for this car involved in a hit and run in the

newsroom. camila barco kron 4 news. >> well, developing news right now. several reports saying the fda will fully approved pfizer's covid-19 vaccine tomorrow. the new york times reporting the fda is on track to fully approve pfizer's 2 dose vaccine. as early as monday. the long anticipated announcement would make pfizer's shot the first to receive full approval from the federal government. the biden administration officials are hoping full approval, which would apply to people age 16 and older will spur a wave of vaccinations among those who are holding out in the meantime, the number of people across the country getting their first dose of a covid vaccine house started to rise. it's now gone up to almost half a million people per day. that's the highest rate we've seen since may. according to the cdc, more than 200 million americans are now partially vaccinated. this rise of doses is mostly happening in southern states where experts say vaccination rates are still much lower than the rest

of the country here at home. in california, the state health department says 80% of all adults have at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine and 65% of the state's eligible population, including kids, at least 12 years old are now fully vaccinated. a covid-19 outbreak meanwhile at san quentin state prison has prompted officials to institute a quarantine for arriving inmates and a ban on in-person visits. officials say there were 4 positive cases reported at the prison last week. 3 of them were re infections, prison leaders and health officials classify an outbreak has 3 or more cases, those who are not yet vaccinated or who are at higher are being temporarily relocated to individual housing locations. now, according to the prison 86% of the population and almost 60% of the staff are fully vaccinated. up in the north bay moraine county held a mass vaccination clinic offering a

booster covid-19 vaccine for people with weakened immune systems. kron four's. phillipe djegal reports from sandra felber. hundreds showed up for their 3rd shot. >> immunocompromised marine county residents jumped at the chance of receiving a 3rd dose of a covid-19 vaccine. >> hundreds rushed to the marin center exhibit hall in sandra fell saturday where marine county public health partnered with safe way to administer the shots. we didn't wait. not one bit. my wife's in line right shuns with medical conditions like cancer hiv or take medications that suppress their immune systems are considered at higher risk of getting infected with covid-19 and suffering severe illnesses. that includes adults of all ages. we want to make sure that we're offering the highest level of immunity we can to this a 3rd day says going to accomplish that for them. the public health department says a 3rd dose provides adequate protection better when was approved last

week by the food and drug administration. if one is already had 2 shots and it's worked out well. >> getting the 3rd shot is hardly a risk and has potentially great benefits overall about 95% of the counties. eligible population has received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. i think it's offered. it's a 100% important with be able to see people often but also knowing that we sell social distance and if you are not able to make it out to this clinic, not to worry. it will return here at the same location next saturday. >> in sandra fell phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news, nothing hits better than a good night sleep. our health expert walk joins us with tips on how we can better. plus your recall ballot likely already in your mailbox ahead, we're going to explain what you need to know about casting your vote. and after the break, the latest out of afghanistan and what we

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sign up for flex alerts today. >> welcome back. a new poll from the associated press shows president joe biden's approval rate is slightly down. according to the poll, biden's overall job approval rating has dipped from 59% last month to 54% and the public's assessment of his handling of the pandemic has fallen even further from 66%

support in july to just 54%. now the decline in support also comes as the situation in afghanistan continues to deteriorate. it. now president biden is expected to address the nation on the latest out of afghanistan later this afternoon. the u.s. state department has advised all americans currently in afghanistan to avoid traveling to the kabul airport because of potential security threats. there are reports members of the taliban have assaulted americans who are headed to the airport. it's been more than a week since the u.s. started evacuating americans and allies out of the country. the pentagon says the united states has evacuated some 17,000 people so far. meanwhile, the biden administration says it may and list some domestic commercial airlines to help with the evacuation of the country. the defense department gave notice on friday. it could activate the civil reserve air fleet

the move would give the government temporary use of hundreds of passenger jets. those planes wouldn't actually fly to afghanistan. instead, they would be used to transport evacuees who are stranded at us bases in germany, cutter and bahrain. now many of those afghan refugees are starting to arrive here to the united states. as you can see here buses filled with those fleeing the country pulled into a northern virginia community college campus early this morning. the arrival comes as sacramento. also prepares for the arrival of refugees. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg says the city will support those who come here in any capacity possible. seeing some warm up happening into the inland areas into the 80's. but nothing like we're going to see by the end of the week. so things remain pretty calm over the next couple of days. just some minor warm into the afternoon. >> a look at your forecast to combat. welcome back to kron 4

morning news. good morning, everybody. and our traditional fog is still checking in this morning until this mixes out a little bit. >> we'll be back to the mostly sunny skies that we expect except along the coastal areas southern miranda may be on the golden gate bridge. maybe a little bit more problematic. but for today, tomorrow even into tuesday. temperatures behaving themselves. just the typical mild warmth, golden gate bridge. we don't have the

fog. that's dip too low here. it's pretty much a loft giving us the overcast sky appearance temperature. check. got the lower 60's lining up most of the east bay 50's up to the north. 58 san francisco 61 san jose. and we even see some 60's for the peninsula, including half moon bay at 60. it looks like at this morning. our we had a little front passover. and what we had last go around was offshore winds from it. there was some of that, but it didn't really impact us. and for the next couple days fairly quiet to another week system to the north yet passes. but it doesn't do much. it's after that. we start to warm up a little heat spike coming our way. future cast for the show's the morning fog coming in going. but a lack of action along the spine of the sierra, which is good news there because a lot of times this time of year. you get thunder showers showers, implying rain. but the lightning is what is the problem with all of that that's been sparking off fires. and usually you get more lightning action than to get any rain for early bay fog and clearing out cool lower 80's going on. 60 is still hanging up the coast now,

early in the week. we stay in this until the latter portion to things start to get moving. we're going to be pushing to around 100 or so come thursday. no delays, by the way, happening at sfo 64 san francisco 68 for oakland 76. meanwhile, 4 san jose. yes, we'll see the 80's again happening. well inland and maybe the middle 80's there. but the north bay stays pretty much into the 70's near 70 much into the 70's near 70 along the east bay shoreline 76. meanwhile, 4 san jose. and of course, we'll get more into this in the 4 zone forecast. and besides checking the extended. see what's going on in the tropics as well. >> for your health this morning. stress is often high at the beginning of the school year as daily routines are new their hectic and of course, stressful all resulting in the inability to get a good night's sleep. when you cut down on total sleep time studies show it can result in over eating weight gain and worse yet increased mortality.

our health expert karen a walk here with some practical tips this morning so that we can get more and better sleep. good morning to you, karen. i know especially not even just the students. who are, you know, they're scheduled to changing. but mom and dad, those schedules are changing too. >> right. right. it's it's it's a really difficult period right now because there's so many different changes changes in scheduling seoul try just try to stay on some type of schedule. and, you know, a lot of people think that once you lose sleep, we really can't catch up. but you really you can you create the debt just try and add a little bit more hours of sleep. if you can, because if you can't, you just going fall deeper and deeper into sleep debt. fidel so try and work out during the daytime. a lot of a lot of us try and squeeze in our workouts. at the end of the day because that's when we have tied. the kids are settled out of the homework

done. but that can also energize you so that could make that could get you more riled for going to bed. and that's the time when you really want to to tone it down while and that's why you suggest stretching before bed. stretching is one of the best things because throughout the day with poor just tension sitting at a computer or whatever it is you do your muscles get really short and and and that's it. i don't know if you ever notice your shoulders getting up, going up, higher and higher throughout the day with muscles really need to relax and we have these trigger points that are in our shoulders that trapeze the u.s. muscle and they get very not it. and you really want to try and relieve that that will really help you sleep better and my tip is take your 2 fingers and play some in those lives knots in your shoulders. >> and then rule. >> your arm around. and this

is one way to give yourself a could you don't always have someone there to give you one. but if you do, this is one way to get really into those knots and give yourself your own miss trying it right now and it actually feels. thing that i have really been swearing by over the last several months is wearing a sleep mask. the whole total darkness. think really, really help to minds waited too, which really helps. >> we i love the sleep mask because i'm not one to really if people that know me, i don't get a lot of sleep. so, yeah. once i put that mask on it really does help because they gland in the brain when it senses complete darkness, then it starts releasing more melatonin. and so that's going to help you actually fall asleep. so try try the sleep just give it a try because it really does work. and as people get older, the

melatonin is not released as as well as they get older. whatever you can do to 2 yeah. you said sleeping, not, you know, naturally falling asleep. it's really helpful. some people i know we'll try things like zeke will or, you know, other night time medicines to help them. but you're saying to kind of try and avoid those. yeah, try to avoid those trying do it naturally it. the lavender is also very helpful if you have a live diffuser lavender essential oils and then also put that on your pillow. it's really nice. they they do that with babies to try and get them relaxed that the lab, the lavender essential oil that the synthetic. fragrances. it has to be that essential oil. it's all natural. i do want to skip down to naps because i'm like a master napper, but that means might end up being like 2 hours sometimes which isn't necessarily an app anymore.

right. right. you want to try and keep its to about 1520, routes. it's starting to cut into your night time sleeping and that could start pushing because you've had so much y- sleep in the afternoon. so try and keep those to a minimum, ok and talk to me about sleep thieves. oh, sleep fees would be caffeine. and also because caffeine the the half-life of caffeine at meaning that is about 5 to 6 hours, meaning that the potency of that caffeine last. >> you know, half of it is still in your in 5 to 6 hours. so think about that. if you're constantly drinking coffee, even if you stop drinking it at 2 in the afternoon. if you're always doing coffee, it's it's just never leaves your system so that can that can rock. you sleep. also some

of the pain medications because caffeine increases the effectiveness of the pain reliever. so, you know, check your medicines to make sure that that does it's doesn't have caffeine in it. so taking bite of bright before bed is probably not the best thing for >> they are in all at no, that's not the all right. so big take away. you just really need to establish a new habit and practice when it comes to getting ready for bed and eventually falling asleep. >> yeah. and try incorporate these habits with your children, too. >> so not just you didn't get them in these these habits, trying try and you know, have some type of routine before you go to bed, not try to relax the minute you hit the pillow, you know, start that routine before couple hours before. so you don't want to be checking your e-mails right before you go to bed and all don't write yourself a. all

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>> good morning. 8.30. here on this sunday. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news starting you off this half hour with a look at your forecast dave spahr says it's kind of get hot by the end of the week. a day. >> yeah, good morning. welcome morning, everybody. we're looking at temperatures to push it around 100 or so come thursday. well inland. but that's still a ways away here. we have some relatively mild

weather for the next couple of days too. mostly sunny going on those inland valleys and along the bay of this live shot coming in from a downtown. we're still dealing with some of the fog hanging around. meanwhile, at the coast. this is what half moon bay is again, overcast will take a while for those clouds to break up at the ballpark today for the giants and a's one. '07, game time temps still in the mid 60's, although this go around. not as intense with that wind will the west at about 10 and still cool for stormtracker 4. yes, all the action remains to the north. there's a secondary front. we expect by the middle of the week. that's going to have very little impact for us. just delaying the warm-up that we expect. good news is with both the systems we're not getting that very strong offshore wind that its predecessor gave us lower 60's for much of the east bay 50's up to the north bay 61 san jose and 58 san francisco. here's your breakdown for today 72 by high noon 81 by 3. sure. we'll get some not numbers close to the middle 80's up the contra costa county. but for the most part

that's it today. tomorrow and even into tuesday again, warm up is expected later on this week. we'll have more on your extended forecast. the 4 zone and what shaken with the tropics, noel. >> thanks, dave. turning to our wildfire coverage now, evacuation orders are in effect for more than a 1000 people as wildfires continue to rage across northern california. we want to start with the biggest fire burning in the state right now. the dixie fire, the latest numbers from cal fire putting it at more than 721,000 acrer burned. 37% contained this morning. more than 1200 buildings have been destroyed by those flames and 3 1st responders have been hurt. that one might be the biggest fire, but it's not the only one burning crews are still working around the clock to contain the fast-moving caldor fire in el dorado county as well. this one currently burned more than a 98,000 acres. it is at 0% containment this morning. the fire jumped highway 50 near kai burr's,

which forced crews to shut down a 40 mile stretch of the road between sly park road near pollack, pines and myers. now winds from the south are helping to fuel that fire prompting even more evacuations. this is a live picture from the highway from highway 50 vt echo summit. you can see very thick smoke in the air between those trees in the distance. we're going to shot x reports on the impacts from the highway, 50 closure. >> we did have to close highway 50 because we did feel that it was unsafe for people to travel up on slide park to myers on highway 50 is closed. the main artery connecting sacramento to south lake tahoe as the caldor fire continues to burn. these winds are a major concern for firefighters as they are expected to reach up to 30 miles an hour. we're just making sure that the highway is safe for motors to travel pie. >> and we don't want any fire

actually in shooting anyone's on travel. >> firefighters on the ground tell fox 40 they're bracing themselves for gusts of up to 40 miles per hour as another red flag warning is in effect. >> we've got fire coming in. >> a dark plume hovers over the ridge line as firefighters hold off flames from crossing over that ridge sometime around 6 o'clock yesterday we. >> decided to pull the plug an accurate covers just with the upcoming wind event. >> better get everyone out early. then later firefighters say flames were further down silver fork road as the homes below sat vacant fire center pick up on the ridgeline. so yeah, we've got resources in place down here and covers and all the way up report. so. >> this us forestry division supervisor says as the winds increase. so will the fire activity rowena shaddox fox 40 news. >> a little closer to home. the cash fire is still

burning, but the flames have not stopped north bay animal services officers from looking for pets who were left behind. one officer managed to find 2 dogs up to property she came across the first attached to a chain and she believed the dog was dead at first. but when she realized it was alive, she was able to walk the dog to her truck and take him to safety. >> i was able to like slowly talked to him and pet him and was able to get his chain off. and then after that, he kind of you could just tell he was gaining more and more trust. and i was able to pet >> soon after the officer then found a second dog huddled in a hole. both of those dogs were taken to the clear lake animal shelter where it was discovered to have the same owner. the officer says pet owners should prepare for these types of situations where they may need to evacuate by always having leashes and a crate for your pet ready to go. evacuation camps for both you and your

pets are very, very important and so is knowing your fire evacuation zone last year the sonoma county sheriff's office released helpful evacuation zone maps like this one to find yours. type in your address or zip code or click on your town or city on that website. most counties also provide fireproof tags that you can pick them that you can pick up at most sheriff's office stations. they help notify first responders that the home has been evacuated. >> freeze up law enforcement and fire personnel to move to the next property and that lets fire personnel instead of going in there to rescue people. that's i'm going to their jobs. want people to be ready. we want them to be aware. so we know that fires come and they come fast. >> emergency officials are also urging residents to set up the knicks will text alerts from your county for all things wildfire season head to kron 4 dot com we have everything you need to know. they're just scan the qr code that you see on your screen,

you'll be taken to our wildfire web page. coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news. we are tracking severe weather all across the country, including tropical storm henri hurricane grace and deadly flooding in tennessee. stick with the proper morning news continues after the break.

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>> well, take a look at this mountain lions have been seen roaming around parts of the bay area quite a bit this summer. check out this video from vanessa karen's in pacifica. this mountain lion hopped over the fence and into her backyard. she lives next door to the park. just said the mountain lion appeared to be about 6 feet long. that's a big boy who spotted right before 7 o'clock saturday evening. definitely not the backyard visitor. we're looking for another mountain lion was then seen on tara. that's in the half moon bay area. you can see that's another big guy. eric lawson deo with us. he said he's been seeing mountain lions in the area since july of last year. those are bike a lot bigger than i feel like we've seen in years past. dave. that's like a great dane. almost. yeah, well fed to haha. i don't know what their leaving. the garbage out early we've got

going on reptiles. leave us the dinosaurs in the mammals are fighting over territory. and no one ever and middle 80's going on in the far east bay. it looks like for highs today. >> busy tropics and also a warm up by the end of the week. we'll take a look at that. people here. ♪ ♪

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>> welcome back. 8.43 on this sunday morning. and tropical storm henri is expected to make landfall in the new england area in just a matter of hours. the storm was downgraded from a hurricane early this morning, but it still packs winds up to nearly 60 miles an hour and it could produce some tornadoes. henri is expected to make landfall near narragansett bay in rhode island, flood watches and storm surge warnings are in effect there. now meanwhile was hit saturday by hurricane grace, a major category 3 storm. this one drenched, coastal and inland areas during its second landfall in the country in just 2 days. at least 8 people were killed, 3 more are missing in the coastal state of veracruz where the storm made landfall at its highest strength. now, grace has since been downgraded to a tropical storm. at least 10 people are dead and 40 more are missing after some catastrophic flooding covered humphreys county, tennessee to 20

toddlers were among those killed in the flood. the national weather service says more than 10 inches of rain fell in the region. flooding major highways schools and prompting multiple water rescues. a flash flood warning has been issued for parts of central tennessee before the worst hit. but residents have little time to evacuate water ripping through many of their homes. authorities are conducting house to house checks now in the hardest hit areas and rescue efforts are ongoing. there. lots of weather going on across the country around the world. dave spahr i know has been tracking what is now tropical storm henri. we'll head over to him dave. little bit more detail. >> good morning. well, good morning, mackey next winds are at 60's. you can see and going to be a rough ride for the folks in new england for today. good news is this is a fast-moving system. so it's going to be exiting off the continent back out to sea probably as early as tuesday it looks with all of this as well and becoming extra tropical or just a tropical

depression probably by tomorrow afternoon. but again, they're the what max winds at about 60 fairly low pressure, though, and here's this movement. you can see by will say sunday. this is this evening. you can see the progress of it already up to maine. it looks like by that point, then it scoots out to sea usual c as a tropical depression. so all this moisture causing flooding in locally. severe weather is where the focal point will be, even though it still be a tropical like system, but it's going to be all that rain that they're going to get now. meanwhile, what's left over from all this rain from grace or what was grace in central mexico now goes into the pacific. it is being defined as disorganized thunder showers. and it's all this tropical air mass that has to get its act back together here. and it may do just that, folks, the national hurricane center say maybe check in about 48 hours or so. this will become a system that will be deputize with the new pacific name on the list. good news about all of this is of this moisture is not spewing up towards the north. that would be in the southwestern us or even couple saint lucas this august south so they can go out in the middle of nowhere in the pacific. so

that's good news on that front. meanwhile in the home we got lower 60's covering most of the east bay. we've got 50's up in the north bay. 61 san jose 58 covering san francisco with 60 for half moon bay. there's a live shot coming in from the bay bridge toll plaza. meanwhile, what we're going to see on our coast is, as i mentioned, by the middle of the week. a little weak front. most of the traffic stays to the north, but just like its predecessor, we will not see that offshore wind impact. but what we will see is a heat spike getting into thursday and into friday as well. and probably see the return of some of those sierra thunder showers bl the end of the week, too. 4 zone forecast this sunday. 64 san francisco fighting a lot of that fog as we will at the coast, keeping these numbers dow lower 60's. meanwhile, the bay side upper 60's, grazing some lower 70's. you can see warming it up a bit down south. but staying in the 70's, 77 redwood city, 74 palo alto. most a south bay also into the 70's, although we may pop 81 for morgan hill.

also 82 los gatos 76 cupertino east bay shoreline to the south lower 70's but lower 80's up the tri valley looks like. looks like 83 going on walnut creek and concord by the end of the week. these numbers are going to be popping near 163 berkeley 64 for richmond vallejo. 63 82 vacaville. not too bad. but those are that's no place you'd expect to see 100 71 going on for napa sonoma about 7877 for santa rosa. still fighting some fog down to southern marin. 77 sandra fell over the week that comes up. we've got 80's for much of that. here comes that second front here popping into the upper 90's to 100. as you can see by week's end. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline we're looking at lower 80's. well. >> thanks, dave tesla has announced delayed shipments for most new models due to a parts shortage the company says new buyers should still receive higher and versions of the model 3 and model y in 4 to 6 weeks. but delivery of

less expensive models could be delayed until january, a shortage of computer chips used in tesla's electric vehicles is causing those delays and tesla is not alone. that chip shortage is also heavily affecting production for toyota. volkswagen and ford as well. ours burgers and shakes are a big part of california culture at drive. ins became more popular during the pandemic. vicki liviakis has more in this morning's dine and dish. >> if you're still a bit nervous about eating out at a restaurant. you can always died in the comfort of your own car. no shame in going to drive through a crowd favorite in and out burgers all around the bay in the south bay serving of hot dogs since the 1930's is marks a san jose landmark and a source of hot dog eating inspiration. how many >> past the surfers and beach traffic on highway one in 92 sits the roadside caboose everybody's talking about.

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>> welcome back here in san francisco. many businesses now requiring proof of vaccination. if you want to enter and if you don't want to carry your vaccine card around. there's other convenient ways to capture and keep a digital copy of your vaccination card on your phone. rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. >> right now. there's not one official way of keeping a copy of your vaccination card on your phone. but there are several methods where you can keep an easily accessible digital copy on your phone. here's a look. >> snapping a photo of your vaccination card is a quick way to store it on your phone. but here are some other ways to keep it easily accessible.

for starters. you can scan a copy of your card using the iphone notes app. open and, you know, hit the camera icon and choose scanned documents. once you're done swipe left to right on the note to pin it to the top of your list for easy access. on android long pressed the drive icon then hits can. once you save your know going to options and tap make available offline then add to home screen. this will give you a short cut for fast access. if you want to more digital version, including a qr code check with your state. new york has the excelsior pass app. the california department of health lets you request a digital copy of your vaccine record. there's a website called vax. yes, it will give you a free digital vaccine passport for your phone. just submit a snapshot of your vaccination card. and the site uses artificial intelligence and state records to validate your information. the clear app has a feature

that allows you to create a digital vaccine card. complete with your photo. no subscription necessary. and if you don't feel comfortable uploading your card check with the health provider that gave you your shot. carbon health cvs walgreens and wal-mart all participate in the smart health card standard, an app called common pass can then import the qr code they provide. it's free and commonpass promises not to track you. >> i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> always good help. they're still ahead here in the on the kron 00:00am morning news. >> san jose is investigating its 40th fatality. traffic fatality. we've got the very latest details in a live report. plus, we're following the latest out of afghanistan. as the biden administration says it may enlist some domestic commercial airlines to help with evacuations out of the country. and the fda

expected to give the pfizer vaccine full approval as soon as monday. we'll have the very latest details on that and much more ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news.

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9. >> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday august 22nd. there's a lot to get to this morning, but we want to start off by getting a look at your weather forecast because things are going to heat up towards the end of the week. hey, good morning. welcome morning, everybody. yeah, we can enjoy the end of this weekend and early into next week before the heat starts to hit us. so it will feel good the next couple days, at least. >> in the morning. fog is greeting us this morning. just start to break up a little bit here of the sky should improve a little bit compared to what they were. this is downtown san francisco still kind of working on some of that fog. as you can see. meanwhile, the golden gate bridge is in the overcast type of arrangement here. we probably won't see these great clearing happening at the coast as we will obviously see much better clearing inland temperature check. we haven't moved too much. we're still in the lower 60's 50's. take care of the north bay 61 san jose and 58 san francisco. the weather pattern we have because we don't have any synoptic features. that means major

features moving anything. we'll kind of be on our own with the typical moret marine layer comes in with the fog and all of that. it mixes out. we go into the at mostly sunny mode in the afternoon will be a weak system by the middle of the week. but it's where the high pressure building by the end of the week. that starts to really move that mercury will feel towards the end of the week. 76 at 1 o'clock and 4 81. we'll see some inland highs approaching the middle 80's. but it really does get kicking in here to wednesday into thursday. we'll have that long with your 4 zone forecast and we have busy tropics as well. well. >> thanks, dave. breaking overnight in the south bay police in san jose are investigating the city's 40th traffic fatality this year. it happened very early this morning. kron four's camila barco joining us live from the newsroom with the very latest details. camila. >> yes, and wall san jose. police are looking for the person responsible for the latest hit and run. but there are many other cases like this one that are an solved. this is video of the most recent crash. police say a car was driving on regally elaine in

san jose around one this morning. the driver ran into a man with his car and killed him. a person in the car then drove away, leaving the victim at the scene. the man who has not been identified is the 17th pedestrian who has died in san jose this year alone. now 3 weeks ago, a man was walking across the northbound lanes of monterey road outside the marked crosswalk. that's when he was struck by a chevrolet trailblazer. the driver of that suv left the scene. but paramedics rushed the man with life threatening injuries to the hospital. police eventually caught the driver. here he is rivera he was booked for a felony hit and run. however, the victim died 2 weeks later from his injuries due to the crash. the investigation continues for a hit and run earlier this year. the mother of the victim is pleading for help after a car struck her daughter back on april 1st. this is

surveillance video that caught the suspect vehicle moments before the crash. it happened near monterey highway and curtner avenue. the driver took off and left the victim at the scene. she was taken to the hospital where she later died. now police are asking for the public's help to be on the lookout for the car involved in the april first incident. it is to be it is believed to be a white mercedes benz. the car. what have damage to the front and laughs tied left side. and while we're still waiting for more details from police about the latest traffic fatality this morning in the newsroom. camila barco kron 4 news. >> developing news right now. several reports say the fda will fully approved pfizer's covid-19 vaccine tomorrow. the new york times reporting the fda is on track to fully approve the 2 dose vaccine on monday, the long anticipated announcement would make pfizer's shot the first to receive full approval from the federal government. biden administration officials are

hoping the full approval which would apply to people age 16 and older will spur a wave of vaccinations among those who are still holding out on getting a vaccine. in the meantime, the number of people across the country who are going to get their first dose of a covid vaccine has now gone up to almost half a million per day. that's the highest rate we've seen since may. according to the cdc, more than 200 million americans are now partially vaccinated. the rise folks getting vaccinated is mostly happening in southern states where experts say rates are still much lower than the rest of the country now here at home in california, the state health department says 80% of all adults have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine and 65% of the state's eligible population are now fully vaccinated. a covid-19 outbreak at san quentin state prison has prompted officials to institute a quarantine for arriving inmates and a ban on in-person visits. officials

say there were 4 positive cases reported at the prison last week. 3 of them were re infections. president leaders and health officials classify an outbreak has 3 or more cases, those who are not yet vaccinated or who are at higher risk are being temporarily relocated to individual housing locations. according to the present, 86% of the population and almost 60% of the staff are fully vaccinated. up in the north bay marin county held a mass vaccination clinic this weekend offering a booster covid-19 vaccine for those with weakened immune systems kron four's. phillipe djegal reports from sandra fell where hundreds showed up for their 3rd shot. >> immunocompromised marine county residents jumped at the chance of receiving a 3rd dose of a covid-19 vaccine. >> hundreds rushed to the marin center exhibit hall in sandra fell saturday. >> where marine county public health partnered with safe way to administer the shots. we didn't wait. not one bit.

>> my wife's in line right shuns with medical conditions like cancer hiv or take medications that suppress their immune systems are considered at higher risk of getting infected with covid-19 and suffering severe illnesses. that includes adults of all ages. we want to make sure that we're offering the highest level of immunity we can to this a 3rd day says going to accomplish that for them. the public health department says a 3rd dose provides adequate protection better when was approved last week by the food and drug administration. if one is already had 2 shots and it's worked out well. >> getting the 3rd shot is hardly a risk and has potentially great benefits overall about 95% of the counties. eligible population has received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. i think it's offered. it's a 100% important with be able to see people often but also knowing that we sell social distance. and if you're not able to make

it out to this clinic, not to worry. it will return here at the same location next saturday. >> in sandra fell phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> now to some developing news. the reverend jesse jackson and his wife jacqueline are being treated in the hospital this morning after testing positive for covid-19. that announcement was made in a statement released by jackson sun. the 79 year-old is vaccinated against the virus and publicly received his first dose back in january. the reverend and his wife are being treated at northwestern memorial hospital in chicago. we're going continue to monitor their situation and will provide updates as soon as they become available. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news, nothing hits better. than a good night sleep on my right, our health expert walk joining us with tips on how we can sleep better. plus, you'll recall ballot likely already in your mailbox ahead, we're going to explain what you need to know about casting your vote. and

after the break, the latest out of afghanistan and what we can expect to hear from president biden in his address to the nation later today.

>> welcome back. a new poll from the associated press shows president joe biden's approval rate is slightly down. according to the poll, biden's overall job approval rating has dipped from 59% last month to 54% and the

public's assessment of his handling of the pandemic has fallen even further from 66% support in july to 54%. now the decline in support also comes as the situation in afghanistan continues to deteriorate speaking of afghanistan. president biden is expected to address the nation on the latest out of the country. this afternoon. the u.s. state department advised all americans currently in afghanistan to avoid traveling to the kabul airport because of potential security threats. there are reports members of the taliban have assaulted americans headed to the airport. it's been more than a week since the u.s. started evacuating americans and allies out of the country and the pentagon says the united states has evacuated some 17 1000 people. meanwhile, the biden administration says it may and list some domestic commercial airlines to help with the evacuation of the country. the

defense department gave notice on friday. it could activate the civil reserve air fleet the move would give the government temporary use of hundreds of passenger jets. those planes wouldn't fly directly to afghanistan. instead, they would be used to transport evacuees who are stranded at us bases in germany, cutter and bahrain. many of those afghan refugees are starting to arrive to the united states. as you can see here buses filled with those fleeing afghanistan pulled into a northern virginia community college campus earlier this morning. the arrival comes as sacramento. also is preparing to receive refugees. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg says the city will support those who come here in any capacity possible. dave. >> ok for today. we're looking for mostly sunny skies happen inland as those temperatures kind of march into the 80's but look out towards the end of the week. we're talking about 100 or so. look at your sun welcome back kron.

4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and as we start things off, we store negotiating through the fog as we can see in downtown san francisco. >> the same thing all around. lot of the bridge shots as well. up to be the golden gate bridge is the overcast sky appearance that we have going on here. we're have any major synoptic features work on us here. so we're kind of on our own as the sun rises going mix that fog out quick check in or temperature check. we have mostly the 60's come in the

east bay. can some warming, though, happening off the antioch at 68 50's. meanwhile, to the north bay 61 san jose and 59 covering san francisco. so we've already had a front pass to help kind of clean things out a little bit. we'll have another week or one that's going to stay pretty much of the north not really have any impact on us to the south, delaying the warming effect that we expect that will be towards the end of the week. futurecast for shows us that the fog comes in each morning mixes out for the afternoon hours. but notice the sierra eric wyatt. nothing really developed yet towards the end of the week. we'll start to see the flare up of the afternoon showers and thunder showers. typically we use this to show when we have the dry events occurring. this is just to show you what typically happens in the afternoon. humidity levels drop just because the normal mixing process. well, inland. but that's really beyond that unless we have the effects of the sun optic system that really drives things. major features on the map. here's the recovery overnight of the fog that comes in the morning hours mixing out for the afternoon that drops our humidity levels. typically

4030% range. that's what we want to no lower than that for today. we've got to early bay fog going on here. clearing here's a cellphone. no delays this morning. cold to with lower 80's going on. well, inland 60 ish up the coast early week. week maintain that. but it's by the time we get to wednesday, the secondary front. that's when things start to change a little bit and we'll see numbers start to move high temperatures today. let's to 64 san francisco 68 oakland at the ballpark. not as much of a wind is yesterday 76. meanwhile, san jose across the wider bay, middle 80's happening well inland. we got the 70's up to the north bay. 76 going on for san jose. coming up a little bit. of course, we'll talk about the 4 zone forecast for you. the extended for the heat wave coming our way also the active tropics, too. >> for your health this morning. stress is often high at the beginning of the school year as daily routines are new their hectic and of course, stressful all resulting in the

inability to get a good night's sleep. when you cut down on total sleep time studies show it can result in over eating weight gain and worse yet increased mortality. our health expevt karen a walk here with some practical tips this morning so that we can get more and better sleep. good morning to you, karen. i know especially not even just the students. who are, you know, they're scheduled to changing. but mom and dad, those schedules are changing too. >> right. right. it's it's it's a really difficult period right now because there's so many different changes changes in scheduling seoul try just try to stay on some type of schedule. and, you know, a lot of people think that once you lose sleep, we really can't catch up. but you really you can you create the debt just try and add a little bit more hours of sleep. if you can, because if you can't, you just going fall deeper and deeper into sleep debt. fidel so try and work out during the daytime. a lot of a lot of us

try and squeeze in our workouts. at the end of the day because that's when we have tied. the kids are settled out of the homework done. but that can also energize you so that could make that could get you more riled for going to bed. and that's the time when you really want to to tone it down while and that's why you suggest stretching before bed. stretching is one of the best things because throughout the day with poor posture just tension sitting at the computer or whatever it is you do your muscles get really short and and and that's it. i don't know if you ever notice your shoulders getting up, going up, higher and higher throughout the day with muscles really need to relax and we have these trigger points that are in our shoulders that trapeze the u.s. muscle and they get very not it. and you really want to try and relieve that that will really help you sleep better

and my tip is take your 2 fingers and play some in those lives knots in your shoulders. >> and then rule. >> your arm around. and this is one way to give yourself a could you don't always have someone there to give you one. but if you do, this is one way to get really into those knots and give yourself your own miss trying it right now and it actually feels. thing that i have really been swearing by over the last several months is wearing a sleep mask. the whole total darkness. think really, really help to minds waited too, which really helps. >> we i love the sleep mask because i'm not one to really if people that know me, i don't get a lot of sleep. so, yeah. once i put that mask on it really does help because they gland in the brain when it senses complete darkness, then it starts releasing more

melatonin. and so that's going to help you can actually fall asleep. so try try the sleep just give it a try because it really does work. and as people get older, the melatonin is not released as as well as they get older. whatever you can do to 2 yeah. you said sleeping, not, you know, naturally falling asleep. it's really helpful. some people i know we'll try things like zeke will or, you know, other night time medicines to help them. but you're saying to kind of try and avoid those. yeah. try to avoid those try to do it. naturally it. the lavender is also very helpful if you have a live diffuser lavender essential oils and then also put that on your pillow. it's really nice. they they do that with babies to try and get them relaxed that the lab, the lavender essential oil that the synthetic. fragrances. it

has to be that essential oil. it's all natural. i do want to skip down to naps because i'm like a master napper, but that means might end up being like 2 hours sometimes which isn't necessarily an app anymore. right. right. you want to try and keep its to about 1520, routes. it's starting to cut into your night time sleeping and that could start pushing your your bed time to later because you've had so much sleep in the afternoon. so try to keep those to a minimum, ok and talk to me about sleep thieves. oh, sleep fees would be caffeine. and also because caffeine the the half-life of caffeine at meaning net is about 5 to 6 hours, meaning that the potency of that caffnine last. >> you know, half of it is still in your in 5 to 6 hours. so think about that. if you're constantly drinking coffee, even if you stop drinking it

at 2 in the afternoon. if you're always doing the coffee, it's it's just never leaves your system so that can that can rob you sleep. also some of the pain medications because caffeine increases the effectiveness of the pain reliever. so, you know, check your medicines to make sure that that does it's doesn't have caffeine in it. so taking bite of right before bed is probably not the best thing for here. >> they are in all at no, that's not the all right. so big take away. you just really need to establish a new habit and practice when it comes to getting ready for bed and eventually falling asleep. >> yeah. and try incorporate these habits with your children, too. >> so not just you didn't get them in these these habits, trying try and you know, have some type of routine before you go to bed, not try to relax the minute you hit the

pillow. you know, start that routine before a couple hours before. so you don't want to be checking your e-mails right before you go to bed and all don't write yourself a. all karen, thanks for all the tips. appreciate it. yeah. well done. it.

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september 14 your ballot may actually already be in your mailbox. unfortunately, some of you might think if you're against the recall, you should just throw the ballot out. but that's not actually what you should do no matter what your vote is. you should fill out the ballot and drop it off at a ballot drop box or mail it in with the provided envelope. there's actually 2 questions that are going to be on the ballot first. should governor newsome be removed from office. yes or no. and the second question that asks if he is removed, who should replace him. you can pick one of the replacement candidates. even if you vote no on the recall or you can just leave that second question blank. if you wish local election officials say it doesn't matter how you vote. they just want you to vote. if you're not registered, you have until election day to do so. there's also going to be polling places open on election day. if you didn't already toss out your ballot by mistake. one selection, officials process and confirm your registration. the ballot will be counted. of course, our coverage of the recall election continues on

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9.30 here on this sunday morning. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news. we want to start off with this half hour with a check of your forecast. we've had some really days over the last week or so. but i think the weather is going to tell us that summer is still here. we're still in august by the end of the that's right. it's a summer is clearing its throat a little bit. just want remind you, it's still summer. it will need to give you a nice little friendly reminder towards the end of the weekend of the weekend. of course. >> as we see numbers in those inland valleys really pop near about 100, although not for today and for the next couple of days. looks like it will be somewhat modest. we're still dealing with the fog in the overcast sky conditions as we see at half moon, bay fog really kind of sluggish to clear yesterday probably the same kind of thing today, although the sun will pierce on through a little bit in the afternoon at the ballpark. this is what we expect. the only little change here is those winds will be as intrusive. so maybe west at about 10. but in the mid 60's, it's a bit chilly. so definitely sweaters and jacket

you'll need for that mostly sunny by the afternoon stormtracker four's pretty quiet from vantage point. there is a weak front by the middle of the week. it just delays the inevitable of a nice warm up towards the end of the week. temperature check. we're start to warm up a little bit off to the east, 68 antioch. but still 61 for concord 62 livermore in the 50's up to the north bay and breaking things down. we're at 76 by 1 o'clock and 4 were getting into the 80's still kind of overcast on bay bridge toll plaza shot. we'll have more on your 4 zone forecast. the extended and check in what's going on with those busy tropics. well. >> thanks, dave. turning to our wildfire coverage now, evacuation orders are in effect for more than a 1000 people as wildfires continue to rage across tunnel across northern california. want to start with the biggest fire burning in the state right now. and that's the dixie fire. latest numbers from cal fire put it at more than 721,000 acres burned so far it is 37% contained this morning.

more than 1200 buildings have been destroyed by flames from this one. and 3 first responders have been hurt. now it might be the biggest fire, but it's not the only one burning here. crews are still working around the clock to contain the fast-moving caldor fire up in eldorado county. this one currently burning more than 98,000 acres and it is 0% contained this morning. the fire jumped highway 50 near kai burr's over the weekend which forced crews to shut down a 40 mile stretch of the road between sly park road near pollack, pines and myers now winds from the south are helping to fuel the smoke and the flames prompting even more evacuations. this is a live picture from highway 50 at echo summit. you can see very thick smoke in the air between those trees in the distance. farina shot x reports on the impacts from that highway 50 closure. >> we did have to close highway 50 because we did feel

that it was unsafe for people to travel up on slide park to myers on highway 50 is closed. the main artery connecting sacramento to south lake tahoe as the caldor fire continues to burn. these winds are a major concern for firefighters as they are expected to reach up to 30 miles an hour. we're just making sure that the highway is safe for motors to travel pie. >> and we don't want any fire actually in shooting anyone's on travel. >> firefighters on the ground tell fox 40 they're bracing themselves for gusts of up to 40 miles per hour as another red flag warning is in effect. >> we've got fire coming in. >> a dark plume hovers over the ridge line as firefighters hold off flames from crossing over that ridge sometime around 6 o'clock yesterday we. >> decided to pull the plug an accurate covers just with the upcoming wind event. >> better get everyone out early. then later firefighters say flames were further down

silver fork road as the homes below sat vacant fire center pick up on the ridgeline. so yeah, we've got resources in place down here and covers and all the way up report. so. >> this us forestry division supervisor says as the winds increase. so will the fire activity rowena shaddox fox 40 news. >> a little closer to home. the cash fire is still burning, but the flames have not stopped north bay animal services officers from looking for pets who may have been left behind at several properties. one officer actually managed to find 2 dogs left at a property. she came across the first attached to a chain she believes the dog was dead at first. but when she realized it was alive. she walked the dog to her truck and took him to safety. >> i was able to like slowly talked to him and pet him and was able to get his chain off. and then after that he you could just tell he was gaining more and more trust. and i was

able to >> soon after the officer then found a second dog huddled and also both of those dogs were taken to the clear lake animal shelter where it was discovered. they have the same owner. the officer says pet owners need to prepare for situations where they may need to evacuate by always having leashes and a crate for their animals ready to go. now as wildfires burn across the state. first responders are reminding everyone to be prepared in case of another disaster kron four's. gayle ong has details on what you need to know to make sure you and your family are safe. >> the cache fire destroyed dozens of homes in lake county, wednesday forcing many to flee with just the clothes on their back. some had to leave their pets behind animals were found and rescued days later the fast-moving fire prompted the evacuations of about 1600 people from the towns of clear lake and lower lake foremost orders have since been lifted. this fire serves as a reminder to be prepared. want people to be ready. we want them to be

aware. >> so we know that fires come and they come fast. the sonoma county sheriff's office released evacuation zone maps in 2020 after back to back devastating fires since 2017. we've got a lot of positive feedback and we have some negative feedback as well. the year a little confusing or they don't understand how the map sport. >> so we took that information and created the maps that you see now on so-called emergency on the sonoma county website to find your evacuation zone. you type in your address or zip code or click on your town or city these fireproof tags help notify first responders. they are free to pick up at any county sheriff's office stations frees up law enforcement and fire personnel to move to the next property and that lets fire personnel instead of going in there to rescue people. going get their job. and emergency officials are also urging residents to set up multiple alerts. whether it's nick soul text alert from the county. >> and apps. gayle ong kron 4 news. for all things wildfire

season on kron 4 dot com. we have everything you need to know. just scan the qr code that you see on your screen, you'll be taken directly to our wildfire web page. >> turning other news now. gig workers are breathing a sigh of relief as a new ruling puts benefits like over time and healthcare within reach. once again, uber lyft and other app-based service drivers are reacting after an alameda county superior court judge ruled proposition 22 is unconstitutional and can't be enforced. prop 22 would classify drivers as independent contractors and not employees kron four's amanda hari spoke to some drivers about that ruling. the drivers. i spoke to say that they want to be employees. >> not independent contractors but then there are other groups that believe prop 22 could benefit everyone. >> that is pay dignity, more way. expect to be treated

better. ron, do gantt tells me he's been driving for lyft and uber. >> for 3 years. he says he wasn't happy when proposition 22 whose first passed by voters in november of 2020. i always impact coming to victim means long prop 22 exempts companies like uber and lyft from a california state law that would require them to treat workers as employees that would mean offering benefits like overtime, health care and paid sick leave prop 22 keeps workers classified as contractors that offers narrower benefits and pay at least 120% of minimum wage. the measure also included consumer safety changes that could benefit users like more driver background checks and 0 tolerance for drug or alcohol violations. former driver and lead organizer with big rising. sherry murphy tells me

the company's worked hard to get voters to pass prop 22 through pr campaign of. >> over 200 billion dollars. they were able to convince voters that this was a great thing. she says it has not been a good thing for drivers and she was happy to see alameda county superior court judge frank wrote. >> rhule prop 22 unconstitutional. i see >> this decision as a success. >> and a good sign. but the group protect app-based drivers and services coalition feels differently. releasing this statement. this outrageous decision is an affront to the overwhelming majority of california voters who passed prop 22. we will file an immediate appeal and are confident the appellate court will uphold prop 22 uber also released a statement saying they'll appeal and expect to win. but again tells me while he believes uber will

appeal. he doesn't think they'll win. i for the ball. drop. my. >> and like. prop 22 the road. >> a lot to basically get out of having the following the law while groups are appealing the judge's ruling on prop 22. >> it will stay in effect in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> take a look at this mountain lions have been seen roaming around parts of the bay area this summer in pacifica. this mountain lion hopped over the fence and into someone's backyard. but at the cairns shared this video with us. she lives next to the park pacific said the mountain lion appeared to be about 6 feet long and is a hefty guy. it was spotted right before 7 o'clock saturday evening. another mountain lion was also seen on terror. that's in the half moon bay area. eric closson shared his ring camera video with us. he said actually been seeing mountain lions in the area since july of last year and they are not

missing any meals. hyundai that they have a. >> lyon, jim. they go >> we're looking at warming temperatures in the middle 80's going on the far east bay after this afternoon. got to clear up that fog in and around the immediate pay and along the coast as the still kind of overcast. keep it here. your 4 zone forecast. the extended and the tropical business. we come back.

>> welcome back. just about 9.45 here on this sunday morning and tropical storm henri is expected to make landfall in the new england area. in just a matter of hours. the storm was actually downgraded from a hurricane early this morning. so that's some good news. but it still packing winds up to nearly 60 miles an hour and it could produce some tornadoes. henri is expected to make landfall near narragansett bay, rhode island flood watches and storm surge warnings are in effect for the surrounding areas will keep an eye on that. mexico's gulf shore, meanwhile, was hit saturday by hurricane grace a major category 3 storm. this one drenched, coastal and inland areas during its second landfall in the country in just 2 days, at least 8 people were killed and 3 more are missing in the coastal state of veracruz where the storm made landfall at its highest

strength. grace has since been downgraded to a tropical storm. hand. at least 10 people are dead and 40 others missing after catastrophic flooding covered humphreys county, tennessee. this is just west of nashville to twin toddlers were among those killed in the flood. the national weather service says more than 10 inches of rain fell in the region. flooding major highways schools and prompting multiple water rescues. a flash flood warning was issued for parts of central tennessee before the worst hit. but residents had little time to evacuate before the water just ripped through their homes. you can see the damage in these authorities are conducting house to house checks in the hardest hit areas. rescue efforts. our ongoing there. my parents are actually in tennessee earlier this week. they really got hit by those storms badly. dave i know has been tracking trop. what is now tropical storm henri. he's got a little bit more on its path right now. dave.

>> good morning. well, good morning, it is a tropical storm are looking at max winds of 60 next update on this thing should be about 11 o'clock, our still, technically hasn't hit landfall, but it's really close. looks like it's barreling down. as you can see, along new england by the way, along the coast of martha's vineyard and so forth. they're going to also get the effects of this and they do have tropical storm warnings have been posted off towards the east and you do get the rougher weather east of the center of these types of storms like this. so this could be a rouge day. definitely in that part of the world. all day today. the good news is it's a fast mover and fast. so quick, it kind of jumps right off the map almost down. the tropical depression was still tropical storm looks like late tonight. then by tomorrow becomes a tropical depression, tropical low and out to sea. it goes already. it looks like by tuesday morning. eastern time. that is at 8 o'clock. so it will be gone real quickly grace. now, this blob of an organized thunder showers in the western

side of mexico now being monitored to redevelop into a new tropical like system given a new name that whatever is next on the list of the pacific names. i haven't frankly check yet. now. this is a technicality. you know, it's not unheard of for the systems to redevelop and there was one back in 1858 to develop and hit san diego. nothing went to mexico. but i mean, it developed in this part of mexico and made a beeline to socal. it can happen. but in this particular case does not look like it and it's very, very rare. i mean, less than once in a lifetime for right now we're looking at temperatures in the lower 60's off to the east bay 68 for antioch up to the north bay got 50's 61 a bottle 59 san francisco 61 for san jose. still negotiating through this fog. we are yet still kind of cloudy going on at the bay bridge toll plaza. what we expect over the next couple of days. we're going joy. these nice temperatures here as we kind of take a vacation, if you will, from some are a bit a weak frontal system towards

our north doesn't really do much of anything on the backside of all of that. not offshore winds to worry about. but there is a warm-up phase to look out for thursday into friday in the following weekend. it's going to be reminder that it's still summer as high pressure reasserts itself in the west and we see the return of some of those thunder showers in the sierra. that's not good. 64 going on san francisco to the coast, lower 60's today in the 4 zone forecast for your sunday 70 going on for burlingame staying sub 80 even to the south. that's good news 74 palo alto 77 redwood city in the south bay. it's all 70's too popping about 81 for morgan hill. 82 los gatos 76 for cupertino east bay shoreline still stays in the lower 70's tri valley. you've got the lower 80. so we're staying on 90's territory again, 83 walnut creek and concord 63 for berkeley richmond at 64 the at 63 even vacaville 82 not the 90's going on today. not bad. 71 for napa. meanwhile, santa rosa comes in 77. but the chilly 64 mill valley kind of

that kind of tells us that that fog is going to have trouble clearing in southern moran for the afternoon really cutting down in the sunshine 80's for the next couple of days. here's what we pop on thursday at 97 hitting the it looks like by friday or better in some spots and 80's along the east bay shoreline. noel, thanks, dave. >> it is a family affair at the box office. this box office this weekend. plus, a new sci-fi thriller making its debut. dean richards has your movie for you. >> that suspect has been identified as john paul second largest counterfeiters with this week is a movie that could get some academy award attention both for its stars and director sean penn and his real life daughter dylan costar in the dysfunctional father daughter drama flag day. also directed by the elder pen in it. he's a likable fun loving father who promises the world to his kids but never delivers. he's not

only absentees dangerous, especially to his young daughter who worship salmon is constantly disappointed dylan penn definitely has inherited the family's acting jeans both from her father and also mother robin wright. she's great bringing to life. the hope and resolve in for love the daughter has for her father, sean penn shines both in front of the cameras as the flawed father, but also behind it capturing and enhancing every bit of nuance in this powerful dean's list a in select theaters in protege. maggie q gets her chance to be more than just the superstar supporting actress. this time she's the driving force of this revenge thriller about a woman up to get even for the murder of the man who was like a father to her. despite samuel l jackson and michael keaton acting as pillars in the story. it's still best described as predictably exciting. it's a dean's list b and catch it in theaters going on a journey. the journey

through memory. you have to do my there's also reminiscence with hugh jackman us a futuristic private investigator who misuses the technology of the day that allows the willing to vividly relive their memories. it's an interesting complex get completely original concept, but one that got muddied up with too many layers. rebecca. ferguson intending newton costar in this dean's list, c in theaters and on hbo max, there's also the eerie, the night house starring rebecca home playing in theaters. >> jason momoa sweet girl. another revenge thriller about a man seeking justice for the loss of the love of his life. >> to a pharmaceutical companies greed. it's on netflix and also the documentary in the same breath recounting the experiences of the early days of the covid-19 pandemic from its outbreak in wuhan, china through its path of death all over the u.s. and the world see it on hbo. max

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rather than the usual 3. typically happens every 2 to 3 years. tonight we're in for a treat. according to nasa, you can catch a glimpse of the nearly full moon before the true blue moon reaches its highest point in the sky around 10:00pm the moon will reach peak illumination around 5 o'clock tomorrow morning. tonight is the last night. it will be full sense friday making it a full moon. weekend's definitely try and catch out. catch it out there. i know our months have been a little orange, though, because of fire concerns but should be nice sight to see. that's all the time we've got for today. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next weekend.

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