fall together with lowe's. labor day values now in-store and online. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good sunday morning to you. i'm noelle bellow. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news. it is sunday. >> september 5th got a lot to get to. we want to start off by looking at the weather forecast. i know it's pretty foggy out there. dave. i was talking with a maryse all our assignment desk editor. she said it was like very difficult to see coming in from the east bay this morning help because that fog out there. >> yeah. a little bit of fog going on this morning. in most locations in around the immediate they going that's not going to stop, though. those temperatures climbing as we get into the afternoon. by the way, we do have some

scattered clouds developing for tonight. so that chance of santa ryan early tomorrow morning. probably won't be able to do so. here's a live shot of the golden years be the bay bridge toll plaza and then of the golden gate bridge. you can see the fog is covering over the golden gate entirely 50's cover good chunk of the east bay 60 per antioch 50's 40's up to the north bay with 53 for san francisco. this go around. we do see some slightly warmer temperatures going on in the far east bay but around the immediate perimeter of the bay. temperatures are trailing by a few degrees shaking off that morning. fog pretty quickly in the next couple of hours. we go back to our sunny mode. 79 11 o'clock at 2 at 93 may have to keep some scattered clouds over in that forecast into tomorrow. but still looks plenty hot today and tomorrow going more details in your forecast coming up. well. >> thanks, dave. our top story this morning. law enforcement agencies across the bay area are looking for and cracking down on illegal sideshows for the holiday weekend down the south bay several broke out overnight in san jose kron

four's camila barco is live near san jose state spartan field. >> we're one of those sideshows happened very early this morning. camila. >> yes. and wall san jose police had a very busy currently near san jose state university where one of those sideshows happens. you can even see some of those tire marks left behind from the sideshow. but here is video of that scene from earlier this morning. this happened just after midnight. you can see. >> a big crowd just watching the cars doing donuts this site should happen at the intersection of south 10th street and east alma avenue traffic was backed up because of this, there, including a vta bus stuck in that traffic. this all took place for about 30 minutes before san jose police showed up and broke up the crowd. but this wasn't the only side show, as you mentioned, police also went to

the intersection of monterey road as well. a parade road and land fist road both. okay. since also had crowds overlooking this sideshows. it is said that one person who was at the site shows get hit. but right now it is unclear if anybody was injured. we have reached out to san jose police about the sideshows. however, we have not heard back. we're still waiting to hear from them. but in the next hour, we're hearing from a city council member about what needs to be done about the site shows will have more in the next hour. well, back to you. like a big crowd was out there for sure. come a little check in with you again. >> in the next hour. thank you for that live report. now for an update on wildfires and the impact they're having on our air quality. there is a spare the air alert in place today due to a combination of the smoke from those fires as well as some small og in the air here in the bay area. we begin with the caldor fire in el

dorado county. it is still burning near south lake tahoe. some of the evacuation orders in that area, though, have been downgraded, which is a good thing. >> but 10's of thousands of homes are still being threatened by those flames. the fire has burned more than 215,000 acres. weather conditions have improved, though, and now containment sits at 43% this morning. so far more than 900 structures have been destroyed since the start of the fire last month. meanwhile, the dixie fire continues to burn farther north over the weekend. cal-fire confirmed a first responder at the dixie fire has died. officials have not released any other details about what happened. but cal fire does say 3 other first responders battling this fire have been injured. the dixie fire has been burning since mid july. it's grown to more than 889,000 acres. it is now 56% contained, but more than 1200 structures have been destroyed by the flames of the dixie fire. use this qr code

that you see on your screen to head straight io our wildfire web pages dedicated to a lot more information and tips on how you can prepare yourself for wildfire season just scan the qr code that you see on your screen to take you straight there to kron 4 dot com. >> another big story we're following this morning. oracle park concessions workers could walk out of the ballpark at any time. 97 1% of the workers voted to strike as negotiations over covid-19 safety and hazard pay between the union and the giants. food service contractor stalled kron four's amanda hari has more details. >> i'm told by the union president, many of these workers have served the team for take pride in their work. but they feel they've been taken for granted and they're fed up. >> workers are pretty upset. i mean, i think that they feel that they haven't been afforded the respect that they're do a trip to the ballgame could look very different at oracle park unite

here, local 2 concession workers have voted to authorize a strike at any time. i'm told they're upset about a number of issues last season was a lost season or no fans in the stands are members. we're way off the entire season. >> and has put a lot of pressure on workers and their families. so they they need real wage president of unite here, local 2 on and saying says concession workers haven't received a wage increase in 3 years. >> and no hazard pay during the pandemic. they also are having trouble qualifying for health care because the are working enough events. some of the canceled due to covid-19. lastly, they're worried they're not being protected from that fire us their signs up signage up about masking about social distancing. >> that goes on enforced and we've had 20 occurrences of covid-19 among these workers at the ballpark this season

alone saying says they have negotiations coming up with the giants food service contractor bone at that heat. we're hopeful that, but he was the direct employer of these workers and the giants come to their senses and step up. and, you know, meet us on some of these modest he says if the negotiations don't go well workers could still strike this season or into the postseason. you know, everybody has a responsibility here. they've got to step up and make this right. these workers deserve i did reach out to the giants and bone at that heat. the giants haven't gotten back to me just yet. >> but bona petite says they can't comment on ongoing negotiations in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> coming up, we are less than 2 weeks away from the recall election and voting centers are now open in the bay area are going to closer. look at the voting process. plus, new efforts on capitol hill to address the climate crisis as

hurricane ida wreaked havoc across the gulf coast and the northeast. and the bottle rock festival wraps up today. we're going to travel up to the north bay to see what festival goers. think about the new covid protocols that they put in place. stick with us. we'll

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due to covid-19 kron four's. gayle ong was there with a look inside the festivities. >> bottle rocket is a sold-out event. this weekend. a day to sign much larger crowd. >> music lovers descended on napa valley is labor day weekend to get performances from multiple stages having a live music and just seeing people really enjoy great. the bottle rock music festival was canceled last year due to covid and returning with a few restrictions. >> that's it will go ers have to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. it's very strange. >> definitely happy to be outside. and in the diet and feeling good and everyone had to prove vaccination negative. everyone inside during a mask. everyone here has been tested or has a negative tests or has a vaccine. so i feel like it's pretty the way they did as pretty masks are optional outside but are required

inside years. the day was filled with cheers and dancing many of the safe and grateful for normal. see, it's wonderful to be out again with all the people want to feel safe. >> what the protocols that they have in place. it really makes a big difference. >> overall. people are following the covid protocols. organizers say 98% of attendees on friday were fully vaccinated reporting from napa. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> and plenty warm going on in those inland valleys going on for today. we'll get to the upper 90's this afternoon. a look at your forecast that has some clouds trying to creep on in overnight for morning news continues.

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>> 7.15 here on this sunday morning and national headlines communities on the gulf coast and the northeast states are still recovering from the devastation left behind by hurricane ida scientists say the disasters are due to a warming planet and climate change. alexandra le mon reports on the debate among politicians about how to address the climate crisis. >> the devastation caused by hurricane ida is widespread from the south to the northeastern united states. >> the 5th largest hurricane in our history. >> saws. that lives in new

jersey. he's one of the many people left picking up. what's left of their homes and lives. thip just came out of nowhere. nobody but scientists around the world already knew that storms and hurricanes are getting stronger because of climate change for kids. 2 to 4. can see on is important to engage yet this week the department of health and human services announced the creation of the office of climate change and health equity investments we make today to protect health from climate change will pay benefits for generations in terms of reducing illness. >> and health care costs. president biden also wants congress to pass his 3.5 trillion dollars spending plan to help transition the nation to greener cleaner. energy. >> and fight climate change. but the plan faces staunch opposition from republicans will do for the economy. >> what president biden's decision to withdraw from afghanistan did forget us

louisiana senator bill cassidy says the bipartisan infrastructure bill already includes some mitigation measures and says the country can't afford the second bills high price tag. >> but president biden and most democrats say the cost of not fighting climate change is much greater reporting in washington. alexandra limon. >> time for another check of our weather forecast here on the west coast. dave spahr has got a little bit more detail on the warming trend. we're continuing to see over the next couple of yeah. going to see it today and to tomorrow now there's a little wrinkle in here that hra cost us a couple degrees. but it's more cosmetic than anything else. probably going to be some scattered clouds going on for tonight. that man rob us a little bit of a way of fog. it's going to aloft, unfortunately to bring any rain with any of that. but the thing we look out for all of this is the instability factor that is problematic. if that were to cause some instability. we could get some of that old fashioned dry lightning going on. here's what we've got going on right now. we have of the golden gate bridge covered up with all this fog for right now.

air quality. very familiar, very bad up around tahoe. as you can see across most of the central valley. it's moderate with pockets of poor and then we get to the central valley pretty much all of that is in the moderate category as well. we don't have any would like to some not dick's systems would be a nice little front kind of clean things out for us and even our service winds won't be that great this afternoon. even with this great inland heating because of this high really repels and doesn't allow the year to really move much anytime. we have a high overhead like that are nearby. you don't get a lot of circulation. the air to really move the stuff out of here. 50's across much of the bay. for now 47 up to napa. 52 vallejo. we got 63 for antioch and 58 for san jose. now, here's what we're talking about today. again, we keep with the mostly sunny skies and all that. then tonight we see some of these scattered clouds of these are coming from the southwest. so these mid level moisture here with this. this is a little bit of the monsoon, if you will, just a touch here as you can see, it really doesn't do much of anything that's really the

surface moisture causing will drop droplets. there. you see that's from our low level moisture. that's ok, but it's a lot stuff that can be sometimes concerning. so we've got to keep some street, you know, scattered clouds going on there, particularly tomorrow morning. i think it's going to break up by the afternoon. nash or services saying this may mean stick around to around tuesday. little and again, technically cost us a couple degrees. but the only thing to really worry about all this is the instability along with daytime heating. so for today, tonight we've got early fog, mild start hot inland clouds going on for tonight. as we just talked about scattered clouds, but hot on your monday. so this is going to be racing. the upper 90's to near about 100 or so as expected for your monday temperatures slide all week long. mild by late in the week into the 80's and we see kind of a repeat performance. again, with what we just talked about for the of the week, but also a little front activity which may bring a different type of moisture our way, maybe even a little stray shower at work, but that that's the good kind of moisture from the northwest.

72 san francisco 78 going on for oakland and san jose comes in about 87 today. but you get more inland, you get those upper 90's at work. 87 for napa. 91 going on for santa rosa 72. meanwhile, cut that stands out for san francisco are not getting as much movement here in the air mass is your 4 zone forecast and that extended coming up in a bit. well, stave. >> a big story this morning texas is controversial. new abortion law is making waves across the country. health care providers companies and families are all having to scramble to get the care they need. markie. martin has more. from inside the doctor's office. >> 2 outside state building. protests over the new abortion law in texas. the law blocks women's ability to get abortion at 6 weeks. if a heartbeat is detected in the, even in cases of rape or incest. the only exception a risk of death or a serious

risk of substantial and irreversible physical impairment of a major bodily function and it leaves enforcement up to individual citizens, giving them the power to sue anyone who quotes aids or abets an abortion. the monetary damages could add up to $10,000 the way i see you know, someone needed to stand that. monica faulkner is a social worker who is now suing the state over the law she's concerned about how it could affect her when she helps victims of assault. >> by just talking with them about their options to find aiding and abetting under par very and rideshare drivers who unknowingly take women to clinics for abortion procedures could to face a lawsuit on twitter list. chief executive called the ban, quote, an attack on women's access to health care. and on the right to choose, he promised the company will donate 1 million dollars to planned parenthood and cover 100% of legal fees of drivers

uber ceo tweeted in response that his company to will cover drivers legal fees and they are not alone online dating service provider match setting up funds to help texas base employees seeking abortion care outside the state. the dallas based business has more than 45 global dating companies, including tinder match, dot com ok, cupid hinge and plenty of fish bumble 2 is following suit starting a fund of their own. there are groups who support the law. the organization texas right to life is encouraging people to report others using a whistleblower web site promising to quote, ensure that these lawbreakers are held accountable for their actions. website hosting service go daddy, incorporated quickly shut down the website, which later was picked up by rival service epic. >> still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news, a new marvel movie for the labor day holiday weekend and part of it was filmed here in san francisco. we're going to review

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>> a new marvel movie is in theaters for this holiday weekend. featuring the studio's first asian superhero lead. there's also a new adaptation of cinderella on amazon streaming service. dean richards has a preview.

>> hardly recognize shane. she and the legend of the 10 rings. it's be your typical marvel movie. the usual bag of costume superpowers and gadget tricks or all thankfully set aside for something more profound and organic wearables attention to detail, though, and the ability to really with an incredible adventure. well, drawing you into its meaningful messages is loud and clear chang. she was born in the 1970's as marvel comics response to the popularity of the kung fu television series. now with his own set in the modern day. he and his best friends k technical area sleep played by aquafina. >> parked cars for a living. but her forced to confront the ancient legend of the 10 rings controlled by his villainous father when they're attacked on a bus providing one of the many spectacular fight scenes laid out like beautiful ballet in this movie in pursuit of the truth behind the death of his mother shane. she goes on a mystical magical romantic.

>> actions. build journey at its core about family and tradition appropriately peppered with dazzling martial arts displays that enhanced the story instead of distracting from never overplaying it. never taking itself too seriously and at the same time coming a powerful representation of asian culture that's been missing from the movies. shane, she and the legend of the 10 rings is the perfect holiday weekend escape. it's in theaters now and it's coming to disney. plus in 45 days. a dean's list, a dresses. i l a. the story of cinderella has been told many times before, the latest stars singer camilla cabello as the mistreated stepchild pushed aside by her evil stepmother. this time played by a dheanamh ansel forced to serve her equally evil stepsisters. >> here in the traditional story of the handsome prince

fairy. god mother played by billy porter, by the way, in the magical ball. take on some new twists and turns. it's a charming timely choice for its target audience. a dean's list b on amazon prime video. and as we approach the 20th anniversary of september 11th comes a poignant side story called worth starring. michael keaton. in it. he turns into great performances. the man sent in by the george w bush administration to oversee the september 11th victim compensation fund and he's a bureaucrat who gets a life lesson about how big money in human life can't be minimized by dollars and cents. worth is a tough to watch. but beautifully made dean's list a in chicago. >> and dean richards.

>> good morning. welcome back here to the kron 00:00am morning news 7.31 on this sunday. you don't have work tomorrow. and so i hope you're just kind of lan and maybe have a cup of coffee this morning. it might be a little chilly out there with all the fog days, such a. >> also call, you know it will take it in open. the windows at night, maybe that's good opportunity to do that. now you get up close and back up again. now. but again is inland valleys because temperatures are going to be racing this afternoon. we do see a little bit of an interruption happening overnight, though some

scattered clouds to make note of. and that may linger a little bit tomorrow. now that's that mid-level moisture. we don't like that so much because that could be problematic. but here's a live shot of what's going on. it's just the fog in this case that we see at the bay bridge toll plaza giving us that overcast appearance, the marine layer is relatively thin. so this will mix out pretty nicely. now it's becoming push. that is being pushed to the ground. as you can see here at half moon the imagery. so it's not just overcast but also coming down to the ground com to single digits for those winds are kind of variable right now. we're going to see a whole lot in the way of winds this afternoon, even with the inland heating most readings are in the 50's 47 for napa, 63 for antioch. 57 livermore and mid 50's cover the east bay shoreline at the ballpark today for the giants versus dodgers a game time temps mid 60's cool fog. developing late breezy. we'll still call it near about 15, not as windy as yesterday. the breakdown for you today. well, sunny and 79 at 11 o'clock by 2.93 but plenty of locations will be in

the upper 90's. we'll be checking into your 4 zone forecast and look at that extended as temperatures retreat later this week. coming up in just a bit. well. >> thanks, dave. back to our big story on the caldor fire still burning in eldorado county near south lake tahoe fire has burned more than 215,000 acres. but weather conditions have improved and now containment is at 43%. gurajpal sangha has the latest. >> in the tahoe basin. it's a fight to get the upper hand. so far things are looking at on this fire. cal-dor fire information officer denise gibson says they have been blessed with calm weather in the tahoe basin over the past few days. so days like this where there's no wind. >> and then version and it's actually that it's overcast from the smoke. allows the firefighters get the upper hand on the fire and says the caldor fire is moving a lot slower than anticipated. kuz are taking extra time. >> and creating dozer lines all across this area. you can

see in this area, they remove some of that latter fueling case. the fire changes direction. they can stop it from coming to these homes. that's what they're thinking about when the firefighters. >> thinking about trying to prepare that fire. so when the weather does come when the winds do come, that's not going to carry this fire anywhere else. the massive caldor fire continues to burn in tough terrain and away from homes around the base and crews are still fighting hot spots and mopping up other priorities around the fire remained the kirkwood area and rights lake who say progress there is being made. no fire has impacted kirkwood itself. it has not come in the ball. >> and the fire down here around silver lake it's not impact in any of the structures around silver lake. we've done a contingency line all the way up right. slick roads, structure prep around all the structures around rights lake no fires impacted rights. lee back in the tahoe basin east. so operations section chief jake cagle says the threat level in the basin is rapidly decreasing to trimmer.

>> peak area. >> crews continue to mop up and gain more depth in our mop up along this edge hand line is completed and we continue to mop up as well on most eastern peace here. again, that has taken the threat out of heavenly. into south lake as well as the nevada state line gurajpal sangha fox 40 news. >> is your local election headquarters. voting centers throughout the bay area have opened up for the gubernatorial recall election. this allows voters to the option to cast a ballot in person or drop it off at a ballot box. kron four's phillipe djegal has a little bit more detail. >> every single registered voter in the state was sent to mail in ballot for the upcoming gubernatorial recall election. but some prefer the traditional experience of walking into a book center to cast their ballots can dropped off mail. this way i know i've i've delivered it.

>> and it's done on saturday. the santa clara county registrar of voters open the first 19 of 36 vote centers that will be operational through election day. gail wilson and her husband russ their ballots off at the west valley branch library in san critical. >> we're all complaining are worried about threats to democracy. don't vote, you're not bothering to to use your voice. a voice vote or andy aaron hopes the electorate does not take for granted. it couldn't be easier these days to if you're old enough to remember one day only standing in lines. >> that's no longer the case of get out and vote. in addition to the vote centers, the county has set up 100 secure official ballot drop-off boxes, kyle raise a field inspector for the county registrar of voters. he says even though the august 30th voter registration deadline has passed if you are eligible, you can still stop

by a vote center register and vote with the conditional voter by mills. always nice and really is fantastic. but if you want that extra little touch of voting by hand casting yourself. >> come on down and keep in mind on election day. all 36 vote centers will remain open from 7 o'clock in the morning until 8 o'clock at night in san jose filipe gaulle kron 4 news. >> happening this week. vice president kamala harris will head to california fight against the new some recall effort. the newsom campaign said the vice president's going to appear with the governor at a rally in the san francisco bay area on wednesday, newsom said he also expects president joe biden to come to california to support the governor in the closing days leading up to the gubernatorial recall election. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news, a new covid variant threatening california and the rest of the country. we have details ahead.

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morning. and coronavirus is still a threat here in the bay area and across the country. most new cases are being driven right now by the highly contagious. delta variant. the doctors are also concerned about the new new variant michael shure has more. >> the coronavirus now causing more deaths in florida than at any time since the dawn of the pandemic since the middle of august, the sunshine state averaging 244 deaths a day up from just 23 at the end of june. florida is above average in vaccinations, but also way above average and elderly vulnerable demographic in a state with lax masking guidelines and the governor and ron desantis who says he will not implement vaccine passports. and it isn't just florida democratic kentucky governor andy beshear calling saturday for an emergency session of the commonwealth's legislature to deal with the covid surge spurred by the delta variant and that surge may worsen the world health organization adding another

variant to its list them. you variant. we certainly are aware of the new variants. but keeping a very close eye on it. doctor anthony fauci saying this week that while the who is calling a variant of interest. he is not a lot and it is not at all even close to being dominant. as you know, the delta is more than 99%. dominant. even though it is not in the essence taken hold to any extent here. >> we always pay attention to at all times. >> another potential source of concern to return to campus for college students images like this from lane stadium in blacksburg, virginia. a capacity crowd. mostly maskless for the virginia tech opening football game further complicating the fight against delta and with health officials. also advising president biden to hedge on whether to offer vaccine boosters by september 20th except for some who received the pfizer vaccine. it is clear that the unofficial end

of summer will not mean the end of the pandemic. michael shure news nation. >> all right. so going to be a baker in those inland valleys and looks like as we up our effort from yesterday. you're talking the upper 90's to near about 101 on will do the same thing also for your labor day now will be some scattered clouds. start of the next 2,

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morning. thanks for joining us here. dave sphar is a stand by. there in the weather center with a look at your forecast. going to get warm. >> downright going to feel every bit like summer this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon that will take a little bit of a break going on and towards the end of the week. things start to get very interesting as well. and a walk through that in just a bit. first things first, we have the fog it start to reach the ground level here a little bit at half moon bay. there you see it going on. it will mix out to up. excuse me, mostly sunny afternoon essentially as we get into the afternoon. air quality which continues to be a story. and with the high like this, we're not going to get much help. there you see it where it's poor. carson city is a pocket there around tahoe up to reno. another little pocket through most of central valley. it's moderate and when you get that to the bay area. a couple patches of green and they're up to santa rosa. but on balance moderate. we have the spare the air day today. but the high pressure overhead. we don't get a lot of synoptic winds. usually that means a front or something like that. we'll get a little breezes of that as we start to see

conditions start to cool a little bit early in the week and then towards the end of the week. something interesting starts to happen, but also going to come with some problems of the mountains. it will get to that a bit right now. winds, as we see calm conditions over most of the real estate. but usually with daytime heating. we get the onshore winds will get that. but the won't be as strong as it tends to be because we have sort of like the brakes being applied. the high pressure cell. it just doesn't allow things to move much. you're pretty much stuck with the air that you've got futurecast for and the short term going forward. as i mentioned, we'll see some overnight clouds develop here a little bit. yeah. they have little impact on temperatures and so forth. but the real concern of this cloud. the this cloud cover coming from the southwest to sometimes coming up from the south like this. mid-level layers like this that can sometimes role at some instability. not not so much overnight but during the day, as we get some heating tomorrow. and as you can see, this lingers all the way till tuesday. so something kind of in the corner of her eye. we're watching a little bit for indication of some dry lightning longer term. now, we

talked about cooling off. you'll see that on the seven-day forecast and we get to thursday friday. interesting. some of the moisture is coming in from the southeast that will be into the mountains in the sierra that could be some thunder showers, but also some moisture coming in from the northwest. that's the good type of moisture. even if we get just a little bit of a good stratus little shower for many that just a little bit. it's enough to kind of moisten up the ground doing drought. but at least help kind of, you know, moist in the ground level there. not because such a tender box with that. so there's 2 different types of moisture. look out for. and it's that one from the southeast that is problematic 100 for bakersfield, one '02 for fresno. so really bacon and central valley expect the same tomorrow. 70 to san francisco in 87 for san diego in your 4 zone forecast. we're talking 72 for san francisco 60's cover a lot of the looks like 79 for burlingame and here we've got the 80's popping up here and you can see in the southern end of the peninsula. 84 that allowed 86 for redwood city in the south bay 87 san jose also santa

clara pair of 8 for cupertino. but we managed to get some 90's. morgan hill wo out of the way. 97 93 los gatos. now it's mid 80's along the east bay shoreline. tri valley near 100 upper 90's work. expect the summer thing tomorrow danville 100 99 going on for walnut creek. well, denim there some scattered clouds tomorrow make cost of 75 for berkeley. 76 filet o 87 for napa and 91 for santa rosa. so the program remains the same. we do start cooling off after the labor day holiday into the 80's and then into friday we get some scattered clouds in here. boy, we've nice and get some stratus rain from that. just a little bit to west to up the ground. but watching up in the months into the same time. >> for a lot of people labor day means 3 things a day off the end of summer at a backyard barbecue. but why is the first monday in september called labor day. it seems it's one of those holidays where the meaning has been lost over the years. but our

health expert walk is here to explain. it has some ways to make it a little bit more meaningful. karen, thanks for joining with us. joining us here today. i guess let's start with why is it called labor day. >> labor day. this is something i learned to noel so labor day was originated was established in 1894 to pay tribute to the american worker and to celebrate their achievements. something probably do every day. but but that's the that's the reason why it's called labor day. i feel it's something you don't really learn when you're a kid in school. i don't remember learning about why it was called labor day. i just knew it was day off of school right how can we pay tribute to the american worker. well, number one, i i suggest going on a little. >> label reading mission and start looking at some of the products that are actually made in the usa. you know, go

when you go to the store going through your closet, going to products in your house going to the mall. look at things that are made in the usa and start supporting in buying those products. and if you a gift yeah. you start putting together your christmas list and seek out american made things i see on your list or you have a few of the different companies that we should maybe think about. >> levi's gerber baby. you have apple on here. i know that all of our apple products are made in china. but you put it here on this list talking about why. >> these are products that are iconic. you know, their iconic american brands. you know, think of levi's levi's r. you know, they're one of the most brands in america in 19, in 2019 they they outsource almost all of their manufacturing outside of

america. so, you know, have to kind of think about some of these products. you think that their american-made, but a lot of it is outsourced. same with apple. lot of the manufacturing is done in china. however, a lot of the innovation is all done here. and go know you go >> gerber. you know, we gerber is the all american baby food. >> and what was really interesting to find out is that they are manufacturing in china and a lot of baby products are contained. rice, rice cereals and so they are also using ce of rice. that is grown in china. one of the things i tell my patients and tell my classes is that stay away from rice grown in china because of the high levels of arsenic. a lot of the foods are growing china. just be aware because of the toxic environment. there are a lot

of heavy metals that settle in the soil that's in the air. so i would be very, you know, really be careful and read those labels carefully when you buy anything that to eat, particularly. >> i think that's something that we can all kind of take away from this today is we should pay a little bit more attention to what we're putting our money towards. >> oh, absolutely. and then baseball the all american past time the major league baseball's are made not in the usa. they're made in costa rica. it's a little disappointing, but, you know, if you can find products that are made in the usa those are the ones to really support. all right. walk, thanks as always for the tips. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. see you next week. all right. we'll be right back. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave

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this little cutie. the monterey bay aquarium is showing off this cute little puff and to the world. this is the aquarium's first tufted puffin chick. she does not have a name just yet, but vets have been monitoring her since her egg was laid back in june and when she hatched last month, right now she's learning how to swim and how to eat once he gets big enough, she will be moved to be with the rest of her colony in the aquarium's. exhibit

definitely want to look out for on your next visit. what a little cutie. >> hey, still ahead here, the next couple morning news, several sideshows pop up across san jose streets overnight taking a closer look this morning. and a live report. plus, firefighters gaining the upper hand on the caldor fire that continues to threaten south lake tahoe. this morning. we have the latest numbers for you. and concession. stand workers at oracle park approve a possible strike after a surge of covid cases among the staff here. what workers union is demanding.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning >> good morning. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday september 5th. you don't even have to worry about tomorrow because it's labor day. so you get to sleep in again tomorrow. hopefully you're enjoy yourself. a nice little breakfast this morning. we want to start off by a look at your weather forecast. i keep saying it's going to get warm day keeps correcting me. it's going to hot i guess upper 90's near about toasted their yeah. the air conditioner will be humming today and tomorrow. those inland valleys, particularly. >> minus for honor to drink minimum of coffee, by the way. all we've got going on here. some fog racing on in this yeah, the overcast skies in the bay bridge toll plaza a little bit. it's trying to reach the ground in some locations as the starts to mix

out process. >> somewhat clear skies. a lot. course, the smoke is still with us here. here's the golden gate bridge. you can see covered by the fog as well. temperature check most readings in the 50's. some exceptions to make note of antioch and also a half moon bay in the lower 60 san jose to. and as you can see around the immediate phase where the quote, cooler temperatures than yesterday. but it is warmer already in some of the inland spots. by the way, we may do this again tomorrow on this particular map and maybe bit more aggressive because some clouds overnight are expected 85 at high noon 3 o'clock. we're already talking 95 some locations again will be racing to near the century. mark will do the same type of thing again for tomorrow before relaxes temperatures. the remainder of the week. we'll put this all together for you coming up in just a bit. noel. >> thanks, dave. our top story this morning. law enforcement agencies across the bay area are looking for and cracking down on illegal sideshows this holiday weekend down in the south bay several sideshows

broke out overnight in san jose kron four's camila barco is live near san jose state spartans field. that's where one of those sideshows happened very early this morning. camila. >> yeah. all this is the intersection of where one of the 3 sideshows happened earlier this morning drivers left their marks here. but now you can barely make out the cross walk. take a look at this video. >> this was the scene for about 30 minutes before police came and broke up the crowd. the sideshow on south 10th street and east alma avenue brought out a huge audience. it happened after midnight where he doesn't driver circle their cars and high speed. there were vehicles and vta bus caught in traffic as this went down. now, it was a similar scene at the intersection of 8915 moderate road as well as robbery inland fest road. dozens of eyes were on the driver's screeching their tires on the roads. but just about a week ago, san

jose police also shut down a separate site sideshow. >> that's where a 170 people were cited and 6 cars were impounded city council member sergio mehnaz says there needs to be more died about this. >> hopefully it sends a signal to all the folks that are participating that we as a city with police department are watching very closely and we're going to be tracking your every steps and catching you in we know it's it's just a public nuisance. people are getting hurt and we need it, you know, address that area forcefully in my mind. >> apparently one person attending this morning's sideshows was hit by one of the cars doing doughnuts. others rushed to help the person out. but the driver sped away. now that hasn't been confirmed by san jose police. we have reached out to hear anyone was arrested or her in in this morning's incident. however, we have not heard back. no. all back to you. alright camila, we'll check in with you again in the next hour. thanks for that

live report. >> now for an update on the wildfires and the impact they're having on our air quality. there is a spare the air alert in place today across the bay area due to a combination of the smoke and the smog in our air. we begin with the caldor fire up in eldorado county. it's still burning near south lake tahoe. some of the evacuation orders in the area, though, have been downgraded, but 10's of thousands of homes are still being threatened by those flames. the fire has burned more than 215,000 acres. weather conditions, though, have improved and now containment is at 43% this morning. so far more than 900 structures have been destroyed since the start of this fire last month. meanwhile, the dixie fire continues to burn farther north over the weekend. cal-fire confirmed a first responder at the dixie fire has died. officials have not released any other details about what happened. but cal fire does say 3 other first responders battling this fire have been injured as well. the

dixie fire has been burning since mid july and has grown to more than 889,000 acres. it's now 56% contained, but more than 1200 structures have been destroyed by its flames. you can scan this qr code thar you see on your screen head to our web page that has all the information on these latest fires in their containment numbers as well as ways for you to get prepared for wildfire season just scan the qr code. it will take you straight to our wildfire web page. another big story we're following this morning oracle park concessions workers could walk out of that ballpark. >> at any time. 97 1% of the workers voted to strike as negotiations over covid-19 safety and hazard pay between the union and the giants food service contractor stalled kron four's amanda hari has details. >> i'm told by the union president, many of these workers have served the team for take pride in their work.

but they feel they've been taken for granted and they're fed up. >> workers are pretty upset. i mean, i think that they feel that they haven't been afforded the respect that they're do a trip to the ballgame could look very different at oracle park unite here, local 2 concession workers have voted to authorize a strike at any time. i'm told they're upset about a number of issues last season was a lost season or no fans in the stands are members. we're way off the entire season and has put a lot of pressure on workers and their families. so they they need real wage president of unite here, local 2 on and saying says concession workers haven't received a wage increase in 3 years. >> and no hazard pay during having trouble qualifying for health care because the are working enough. some of the canceled due to covid-19. lastly, they're worried

they're not being protected from that virus. their signs up signage up about masking about social distancing. >> that goes on enforced and we've had 20 occurrences of covid-19 among these workers at the ballpark this season alone saying says they have negotiations coming up with the giants food service contractor bone at that heat. we're hopeful that. but up 13 was the direct employer of these workers and the giants come to their senses and step up. and, you know, meet us on some of these modest, a man, he says if the negotiations don't go well workers could still strike this season or into the postseason. you know, everybody has a responsibility here. they've got to step up and make this right. these workers deserve i did reach out to the giants and bone at that heat. the giants haven't gotten back to me just yet. >> but bona petite says they can't comment on ongoing negotiations in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news.

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>> 10 here on this sunday morning in the east bay, police have arrested 3 men who are accused of an armed robbery at a jewelry store in antioch. police say they responded to the ronde jewelers on somersville road early yesterday morning. thus an employee was able to hide himself in the back of the store during it all, the thieves smashed a display case and grabbed jewelry worth almost $100,000 after police arrived at the scene. the 3 men tried to flee police chased the men through several cities in the east bay. they were arrested after they they n berkeley. >> take a look at this. police seized about $80,000 worth of illegal marijuana in pittsburgh. while this happened yesterday. >> police found the illegal grow operation after a fire broke out at a home. you can see in the pictures all the marijuana that was seized.

police say the people in that home by past the electrical grid and were stealing power to grow these plants. there's are a lot of marijuana plants. no one was hurt in the fire but definitely not something you see every day. >> down in the south bay, the vta rail service in santa clara county now operating its blue line in san jose. the blue line service goes from bay points to the children's discovery museum services also expanded on the green line from old iron sides, too. the deer dawn station. however, each lines operation. time is pretty different. so you need to check the details on our website or on the vta website safe. >> we're going on the hot for today, tomorrow as those temperatures allow 90's to around 100 today. tomorrow a little wrinkle in this is some cloud cover developing tonight and into tomorrow morning. just a little bit with only concerned with some dry. lightning does not appear that's going to happen. we'll check out your forecast coming up in just that.

>> in national headlines this morning. communities on the gulf coast and the northeast states are recovering from the devastation left behind by hurricane ida scientists say the disasters are due to a change alexandra le mon te reports on the debate among politicians about how to

address the climate crisis. >> the devastation caused by hurricane ida is widespread from the south to the northeastern united states. >> the 5th largest hurricane in our history. >> saws that lives in new jersey. he's one of the many people left picking up. what's left of their homes and lives. this just came out of nowhere. nobody but scientists around the world already knew that storms and hurricanes are getting stronger because of climate change for kids. 2 to 4. can see on is important to engage yet this week the department of health and human services announced the creation of the office of climate change and health equity investments we make today to protect health from climate change will pay benefits for generations in terms of reducing illness. >> and health care costs. president biden also wants congress to pass his 3.5 trillion dollars spending plan

to help transition the nation to greener cleaner. energy. >> and fight climate change. but the plan faces staunch opposition from republicans will do for the economy. >> what president biden's decision to withdraw from afghanistan did forget us louisiana senator bill cassidy says the bipartisan infrastructure bill already includes some mitigation measures and says the country can't afford the second bills high price tag. >> but president biden and most democrats say the cost of not fighting climate change is much greater reporting in washington. alexandra le mon. >> time for another check of our weather forecast over here in the west on the west coast. dave. i'm curious, do we see any chance of rain in our future. >> you know about the only little chance. and it's just it's almost dreaming into friday, maybe a little sprinkle might happen here from a little front coming in from the northwest. that's a big maybe all of this. in the meantime, we have moisture bubbling up a little bit from the southwest. not a good

direction to get from kuz that could be problematic and being unstable. so it's kind of 2 different types of air one, we can say the front of the friday situation where look wonderful. we got much out of it. a nice little stratus rain enough just to moisten up the ground a little bit turn off the powder keg of the situation. we have make things bit more doable there. a golden gate pretty much blocked by all the fog. we have pretty much at the lower levels that we have right now and the air quality because we don't have any synoptic features. we don't get much motion going on. so you create the pollution there and it just doesn't go anywhere such as in the mountains, you can see poor quality, carson city, reno and a couple pockets ofh very poor and even worst here and there going across the central valley. again, a couple poor pockets, but mostly moderate and mostly moderate here in the bay area withopockets of good down to the south. you can see and around santa rosa. that may improve a little bit from some passing week systems. but when you're near a high like this, you will get a lot of us synoptic motion here. most of the temperature check were in

the 50's and most the region. 67 antioch 61 for livermore. 61 also for oakland with 53 for san francisco. so futurecast for short term overnight, the kind of bad type of moisture. we're calling it coming from the southwest develops by late tonight. as you can see, it's in the mid layers of the atmosphere there. still some lower level moisture in play here. a typical fog and all of that. that may provide some coastal drizzle. all that sure. whatever. but then at the middle layers that you get there up there too excited. sometimes you can get that dry lightning effect or even way elevated showers with the rain never strikes the ground. you get all this action and we don't want the action because that's where we run into problems. this takes us out to tuesday. we should start to really clear out in earnest by that point. but it's towards the end of the week. things get interesting yet again now let's break or week down here. we've got today. tonight. early fog mild start then hot inland clouds develop late and that will be for tonight and early tomorrow morning with scattered clouds. it will be hot. still one monday.

technically some of this cloud cover may cost disturb us some of those forecast highs again, reaching near 100 or so gradually cooling down for the week ahead. scattered cloud cover late in the week returns. mild and temperatures by that point watch the fall of the lower 80's. at times. we'll get some influence coming in from the northwest pacific a little bit. hopefully they can bring some stratus little showers that will be nice. 72 san francisco 78 going on for oakland. 87 san jose inland. we see the upper 90's at work. 91 santa rosa 93 for nevada win. 72 for san francisco in a little bit here. we'll check in your 4 zone forecast. and that extended run through some of those models to know. >> thanks, dave. the city of in southern california gathered to honor marine corporal kareem nikoui, one of the 13 us service members killed by a suicide bomb during withdrawal from afghanistan. the coulee was born in 2001 the same year. our country began military operations in afghanistan. john fenoglio was there as community remembered him.

>> lance >> corporal kareem nikoui never knew a world before the 9.11 attacks and america's subsequent war in afghanistan. he was just 20 years old. the rains have a bond and never goes away. but. >> we feel for the families. i mean, it's it's something deep and a child can't be replaced, especially if it was your own. >> bright ambitious and caring. ask anyone who knew him and they'll tell you, nic, who he was selfless. he joined the marines right out of high school. >> he was in the rotc and that's what he wanted. he talked to his counselor. this is what i want to do. this is what i want to be. his dream was to be a marine and then he fulfilled that dream tigger porter's son attended norco high with nikoui the town, the community as a whole.

>> but i can't even imagine what the mother and the family's going through right now. that's something that i can't even begin to describe it. >> united >> nick who he was. one of 13 service members killed in an airport suicide bombing in afghanistan late last month. he was helping to evacuate americans and afghans ahead of the full us withdrawal from the country which is once again controlled by the taliban. >> what did servicemen? it gave his life. >> like country. he was a fun loving boy that loved country, loved family.

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>> it's really special, sean. she is going to be the asian superhero in the marvel universe. and i think that that means a lot means a lot to i think younger generations about how how they see themselves and superheroes. >> if you are a product all who came before whether you like it or not. also >> we are directing these giant spectacle action sequences the characters and their relationships are equally as important. and i think that's what's special about the mcu and and marvel studios they know that that is what people connect with. i told my man. i'm just right. >> i really loved it. i i saw at the premiere and i had inkling that it would be something special. but like

yeah, i i just really was my bone. came up and asked >> they were they were kind enough to set up a screening for me in toronto for my for my family. so i got to watch it for the first time of my parents. you know, in very typical mom and dad fashion. it wasn't like they were less excited for and more super nervous that i was going like sock. thank you. they were petrified like i could see it in their body language for the whole screen and could glance over at them. and then at the end i was like what you think they're like. you can sock. and that meant i was like it's good. it's it's going to be incredible. it's going to be a >> for me. as you know, asian american woman, it is an honor to be a part of such a brilliant cast and and beautiful story. this is what you want.

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>> good morning. welcome back here to the kron 4 morning news. it is 8.30 on this. sunday morning. and things are going to get pretty toasty across the bay area today and

into tomorrow. they've got a little bit more detail for a >> you know. well, good morning. good morning everybody. and fog clearing in some spots but still lingering a little bit of lot run the coast. a touch here will turn to mostly sunny mode going on here and those inland temperatures will be racing near about the century. mark, this is the shot of the started the bay bridge toll plaza overcast still prevails from this vantage point as it does at the coast. a half moon bay that will be turning into sunny into the afternoon. a lot of wind activity don't expect much at least not in the short term temperature check. we have mostly 50's and some 60's at work here 67 for antioch, 61 for livermore in 53 for san francisco at the ballpark today versus the dodgers a game time temps mid 60's cool fog clouds returning again late and even regular clouds to will be developing breezy near about 15, although not as windy as yesterday. so look ahead today 85 at high noon by 3 o'clock at 95 again willsbe reaching near about 100 will be cooling off for this week later on, you know,

as we go to the unofficial start of fall and all that. but by the end of the week. something interesting happens. we may try to see some coastal showers trying to develop of all of this in cooling. but we'll get into all the models in your 4 zone forecast in just a bit. well. >> never mad about potential showers. all right. thanks, dave. back to our big story on the caldor fire burning in eldorado county near south lake tahoe. the fire has burned more than 215,000 acres. weather conditions have improved, though, and now containment says that 43% this morning. some of asian orders have also been downgraded garage. paulson has the latest. >> in the tahoe basin. et's a fight to get the upper hand. so far things are looking at on this fire. cal-dor fire information officer denise gibson says they have been blessed with calm weather in the tahoe basin over the past few days. so days like this where there's no wind. >> and then version and it's actually that it's overcast from the smoke. allows the

firefighters get the upper hand on the fire. and since the caldor fire is moving a lot slower than anticipated. kuz are taking extra time. >> and creating dozer lines all across this area. you can see in this area, they remove some of that latter fueling case. the fire changes direction. they can stop it from coming to these homes. that's what they're thinking about when the firefighters. >> thinking about trying to prepare that fire. so when the weather does come when the winds do come, that's not going to carry this fire anywhere else. the massive caldor fire continues to burn in tough terrain and away from homes around the base and crews are still fighting hot spots and mopping up other priorities around the fire remained the kirkwood area and rights lake who say progress there is being made. no fire has impacted kirkwood itself. it has not come in the ball. >> and the fire down here around silver lake it's not impact in any of the structures around silver lake. we've done a contingency line all the way up right. slick roads, structure prep around all the structures around

rights lake no fires impacted right. slate. but back in the tahoe basin east. so operations section chief jake cagle says the threat level in the basin is rapidly decreasing to trimmer. >> peak area. >> crews continue to mop up and gain more depth in our mop up along this edge hand line is completed and we continue to mop up as well on most eastern peace here. again, that has taken the threat out of heavenly. into south lake as well as the nevada state line garge-paul sunga fox 40 news. >> if you're thinking of heading up to north lake tahoe. maybe stick closer to the shoreline this weekend. the coast guard is urging folks to avoid all recreational activities on lake tahoe waters this weekend. officials say the number of lake tahoe boat crews and other emergency responders may be significantly reduced out there due to the wildfires. so if you get into trouble help

might take a while to get to use it just kind of steer clear and be safe. kron. 4 is your local election headquarters voting centers throughout the bay area have opened for the gubernatorial recall election. this allows voters, the option to cast a ballot either in person or drop it off at a ballot box kron four's phillipe to call has more details. >> every single registered voter in the state was sent to mail in ballot for the upcoming gubernatorial recall election. but some prefer the traditional experience of walking into a book center to cast their ballots can dropped off mail. this way i know i've i've delivered it. >> and it's done on saturday. the santa clara county registrar of voters open the first 19 of 36 vote centers that will be operational through election day. gail wilson and her husband to rest their ballots off at the west valley branch library in san critical. >> we're all complaining are

worried about threats to democracy. don't vote, you're not bothering to use your voice. a voice vote or andy aaron hopes the electorate does not take for granted. it couldn't be easier these days to if you're old enough to remember one day only standing in lines. >> that's no longer the case of get out and vote. in addition to the vote centers, the county has set up 100 secure official ballot drop-off boxes, kyle raise a field inspector for the county registrar of voters. he says even though the august 30th voter registration deadline has passed if you are eligible, you can still stop by a vote center register and vote with the conditional voter registration vote by mail is always nice and really is fantastic. but if you want that extra little touch of voting by hand casting it yourself. >> come on down and keep in mind on election day. all 36 vote centers will remain open from 7 o'clock in the morning until 8 o'clock at night in

san jose filipe gaulle kron 4 news. >> coming up here on the ground for morning news a new covid variant is threatening california and the rest of the country. you've got a little bit more details straight ahead. and as we head to break, want to remind you september is hunger action month from 4 is partnering with feeding america to help and food secure in security scan the qr code that see on your screen for information on how you can donate to local food charities here in the bay area. you can watch specials. we've got all month long as we highlight local organizations making a difference in a

>> 39 on this sunday morning and more than 7 million jobless workers face dire prospects as federal pandemic unemployment compensation programs are scheduled to end tomorrow. that leaves many americans including 2.2 million californians without income support. another 500,000 people in california will stop getting the extra weekly 300 bucks from the federal government. they will, however, still be receiving their regular state unemployment amount next week. a federal 13 week extension also comes to an end. for your help today. sonoma county has issued a new health order that aims to curb the spread of covid-19 the county now requires all home health care workers and pharmacists to

show proof of covid vaccination. otherwise they'll have to accept a weekly testing and sonoma county also has new guidance for youth sports. this one requires all athletes coaches, personnel and spectators to wear masks indoors regardless of their vaccination status that means for indoor sports like physical education and weightlifting all the participants have to wear masks during training and competition. the county also encourages people who are oldm enough to get the covid vaccine to get one as soon as possible. the new covid-19 variant, meanwhile, has been linked to 167 new infections in los angeles county. but officials say the delta strain is still the biggest cause for concern. the new variant has already been linked to higher covid transmission rates. studies are still under way, though, to determine if the mutation is resistant to vaccines and antibodies right now in la county. there are less than 1600 people hospitalized with covid-19.

the county reported nearly 2100 new cases and 36 deaths. experts say the delta variant is responsible for 99% of those recent cases. dave. >> all right. well, we're looking at the temperatures really hitting near the century. mark in the far going on today. we'll have another day of this tomorrow before the unofficial end of summer. little cool down expected for this week ahead, another this labor day and every day, the exclusive kitchenaid appliances you want are within reach.

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>> welcome back. 8.44 here. dave spahr is over in the weather center tracking that fog that we've been seeing today before it burns off so that we can have a nice and hot labor day week. nice and and hot. so you don't let you don't like calling at night. will sizzle says >> yeah, i guess it all the time of year. we'll have to get it. you know, upper 90's going on another day of we'll do this again tomorrow. the one thing is we're kind of on the periphery of a lot of traffic going on in and around us, if you will, the monsoon, the southeast these little fronts that are trying to penetrate from the northwest. we get a lot of them. the winter months be nice. if we can see one kind of make its way through. give us a little stratus rain. here's the fog is we're in the middle. there's a shot of what it looks like at half moon, bay overcast skies firmly in place for right now. that will clear out and we're going to mostly sunny mode temperatures of the coast. not too bad. you know, in around 70, if you're lucky there. meanwhile, the air quality, which is looking moderate to poor in some cases up around carson city. can see

the north as we go across central valley couple pockets of very poor here and there. but it's mostly moderate. we get to the bay area, we start to break out with some good down here. the south and up to the north problem is have like a good clean, a vent, a weather front with nice kind of clean things up here for us and even our service winds will get some more wins this afternoon with inland heating, but we don't get as much as we typically do we probably won't as we get into tonight, we do see some scattered clouds marching on by the big concern is of some nocturnal dry thunder showers. just a couple strikes or so forth that could be enough to be a problem. but it's more upstream. that's kind of something interesting to watch as this blows on by. we should go into mostly sunny moton technically it may cost us a degree or 2 with all of that going forward. but from our standpoint, that's mostly cosmetic. okay. now some of these droplets here. that's because of some of the marine layer the cause coastal drizzle. we can handle that. that's fine. now upstream. once we get past all that. look towards the end all going and freeze it. some of the

monsoon comes bubbling up. that can be a problem that you see in the sierra that can be lightning. now, that may come with you know, decent rain to with the same time. so the rain, the good, the lightning, the bad. so unfortunately that may be a little bit of a monsoon. they got to watch about in the mountains. these are these fronts i keep talking about that. don't really make a nice plow through. they just kind of tease this out to the sea a little bit and we don't really get the full effects of a little early in the season to get that. but if we get some of that influence. we might get the good type of rain and ice will bit of a stratus rate. even that doesn't do much for our drought. and should just kind of cover up the vegetation, get a little bit of a rat wag rag on top of it will be nice and we head into the next weekend somewhat on eventually temperatures pop over the century mark in the central valley today. 72 going big bear. okay. 4 zone forecast comes in like this. 72 san francisco upper 60's line up along the coast burlingame at 79 looks about

82 for foster city. san carlos 8584 for palo alto in the south bay 87 san jose. also milpitas santa clara 88 for cupertino. and it's even mid 80's along the east bay shoreline tri valley in the upper 90's getting around 100 there for danville and walnut creek. this cloud cover business tomorrow may technically rob us of a couple of degrees out there, maybe tomorrow, 75 for berkeley. 76 vallejo. 95 still fairfield. you can see central valley still warm 87 going on for a nap and santa rosa 91. so we do correct the temperatures later in the week after labor day. we fall through the 80 so the balance of the week. but there come those interesting skies on friday into saturday with that little front in our backyard and some of the monsoon bubbling up towards are southeast. >> for a lot of people labor day means 3 things a day off the end of summer and a backyard barbecue. but why is the first monday in september called labor day. it seems it's one of those holidays where the meaning has been lost over the years. but our

health expert walk is here to explain. it has some ways to make it a little bit more meaningful. karen, thanks for joining with us. joining us here today. i guess let's start with why is it called labor day. >> labor day. this is something i learned to noel. so labor day was originated was established in 1894 to pay tribute to the american worker and to celebrate their achievements. something probably do every day. but but that's the that's the reason why it's called labor day. i feel it's something you don't really learn when you're a kid in school. i don't remember learning about why it was called labor day. i just knew it was day off of school right how can we pay tribute to the american worker. well, number one, i i suggest going on a little. >> label reading mission and start looking at some of the products that are actually

made in the usa. you know, go when you go to the store going through your closet, going to products in your house going to the mall. look at things that are made in the usa and start supporting in buying those products and if you a gift yeah. you start putting together your christmas list and seek out american made things i see on your list or you have a few of the different companies that we should maybe think about. >> levi's gerber baby. you have apple on here. i know that all of our apple products are made in china. but you put it here on this list talking about why. >> these are products that are iconic. you know, their iconic american brands. you know, think of levi's levi's r. you know, they're one of the most brands in america at all in 19 in 2019, they. >> they outsource almost all of their manufacturing outside

is america. >> so, you know, have to kind of think about some of these products. >> you think that their american-made, but a lot of it is outsourced. same with apple. lot of the. >> manufacturing is done in china. however, a lot of the innovation is all done here. >> and go know you go gerber. you know, we gerber is the all american baby food. >> and what was really interesting to find out is that they are manufacturing in china and a lot of baby products are contained. rice, rice cereals and so they are also using ce of rice. that is grown in china. one of the things i tell my patients and tell my classes is that stay away from rice grown in china because of the high levels of arsenic. a lot of the foods are growing china just be

aware because of the toxic environment. there are a lot of heavy hetals that settle in the soil that's in the air. so i would be very, you know, really be careful and read those labels carefully when you buy anything that you eat particularly. >> i think that's something that we can all kind of take away from this today is we should pay a little bit more attention to what we're putting our money towards. >> oh, absolutely. and then baseball the all american past time the major league baseball's are made not in the usa. they're made in coast rica. it's a little disappointing, but, you know, if you can find products that are made in the usa those are the ones to really support. all right. walk, thanks as always for the tips. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. ste you next week. all right. we'll be right back.

>> well, one of california's oldest taco bell restaurant is closing its doors. the location on south coast highway in laguna beach is set to close up shop on tuesday. it's been open since 1967. as you can see, this location is one of the last remaining taco bell restaurants in the country with the chain's original design. they've got the different colors and the bell in the middle of the original taco bell building

known as numero uno was transported from downey to talk about headquarters in irvine back in 2015. if you're visiting southern california may take make a stop there and get yourself a chilly. still ahead here. the next hour, the kron 4 morning news a crack down on sideshows in the south bay. >> as a police patrol. the streets for the labor day holiday. plus the caldor fire continues to threaten south lake tahoe this morning. but firefighters are gaining the upper hand on the blaze were going to the very latest on the fire. and concession. stand workers at oracle park approve a possible strike after a surge of covid cases among the staff here with the workers union is demanding all that and much more coming up after the break.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 9. >> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday september 5th. we've got a lot to get to this morning. want to start off with a look at your weather forecast. dave spahr said it's going to get downright hot today it is

again on noel. and tomorrow we expect more of the same of those little wrinkle of some scattered clouds developing tonight and into tomorrow. >> this is mid-level moisture and not the kind we want to see because that could be sometimes problematic that air gets too excited and so forth. we have dry lightning issues with all of that. but for right now we have the low level moisture were negotiating through. it's the fog that's starting to clear out in many locations. but we're still seeing some overcast looks like at the bay bridge toll plaza, although the sunshine is getting a little brighter there. there's the golden gate. it's pretty much shrouded in the fog for right now. temperature check 60's for a lot of the east bay as we see the sun doing its thing 50's for the peninsula. 64 half moon, bay and 51 coming in for santa rosa. it's more spotty in terms lf the temperature change little bit warmer this morning than yesterday will probably do the same again tomorrow with the cloud cover. a couple degrees ahead. in fact, some cases a half a dozen degrees or better ahead. let's try 89 by 1 o'clock at 4 o'clock at 95 high temperatures reaching the upper 90's to near 100. we'll take a look at that cloud

cover going on for tonight and your forecast in just a bit. well, thanks, dave. our top story this morning. law enforcement agencies across the bay area are looking for and cracking down on illegal sideshows for the holiday weekend. >> in the south bay several sideshows broke out overnight in san jose kron four's camila barco joining us live now near san jose's. states. spartan field for one of those sideshows. happened early this morning. camila. >> yeah, well, this is one of 3 intersections where those happened earlier today and drivers left their mark. but now you can barely make out the cross walk here on 10 and alma. take a look at this video. this was the scene for about 30 minutes before police came. >> broke up the crowd, the sideshow on south 10th street at east alma avenue brought out a huge audience. it happened after midnight where dozens watched driver circle their cars at high speed.

there were vehicles and eta bus scene caught in traffic after this went down. it was a similar scene at the intersection of 8915 monterey road as well a brewery and land fest road. dozens of eyes were on the driver screeching their tires on the roads, but just about a week ago, san jose police also shut down a separate shot sideshow. that's where a 170 people were cited and 6 cars were impounded city council member sergio jimenez says there's been a step up in enforcing these events. police are targeting the people who are promoting the sideshows. and there's also a city ordinance where spectators can face fines of up to a $1000. >> hopefully it sends a signal to all the folks that are participating that we as a city with police department are watching very closely and we're going to be tracking your every steps and catching you in we know it's it's just the public nuisance. people are getting hurt and we need it, you know, address that area forcefully in my mind.

>> apparently one person attending this morning. sideshows was hit by one of the cars doing donuts. others were rushed to help the person out. but the driver sped away. now that hasn't been covered by san jose police. we have reached out to department to see there were any arrests made and if anyone was hurt. but at this time. >> we have not heard back. well, back to you. alright camila, thank you for that live report. >> now for an update on wildfires and the impact they're having on our air quality here in the bay area. there is a spare thc air alert in place today. >> due to a combination of the smoke and the smog in the air. we're beginning with the caldor fire in eldorado county. it's still burning right now near south lake tahoe, some of the evacuation orders in that area have been downgraded. but 10's of thousands of homes are still being threatened by those flames. the fire has burned more than 215,000 acres. weather conditions, though, have improved and now containment sits at 43% this

morning. so far more than 900 structures have been destroyed since the start of the fire last months. meanwhile, the dixie fire continues to burn farther north over the weekend. cal fire has confirmed a first responder at the dixie fire has died. officials have not released any other details about what happened. but cal fire says 3 other first responders battling that fire have been injured. the dixie fire has been burning since mid july. it's grown to more than 893,000 acres. it's now 56% contained. more than 1200 structures have been destroyed by its planes. scan. this.qr code that you see on your screen if you want a little bit more information on those wildfires as well as some information on how to be prepared in case a wildfire comes to you to scan this qr code. if you take you straight to our wildfire web page. another big story we're following this morning. oracle park concessions workers could walk out of the ballpark at any time. 97 1% of the workers voted to strike.

>> as negotiations over covid-19 safety and hazard pay between the union and the giants. food service contractor stalled kron four's amanda hari has details. >> i'm told by the union president, many of these workers have served the team for take pride in their work. but they feel they've been taken for granted and they're fed up. >> workers are pretty upset. i mean, i think that they feel that they haven't been afforded the respect that they're do a trip to the ballgame could look very different at oracle park unite fans in the stands are members. we're way off the entire season. >> and has put a lot of pressure on workers and their families. so they they need real wage president of unite here, local 2 on and saying

says concession workers haven't received a wage increase in 3 years. >> and no hazard pay during the pandemic. they also are having trouble qualifying for health care because the are working enough events. some of the canceled due to covid-19. lastly, they're worried they're not being protected from that fire us their signs up signage up about masking about social distancing. >> that goes on enforced and we've had 20 occurrences of covid-19 among these workers at the ballpark this season alone saying says they have negotiations coming up with the giants food service contractor bone at that heat. we're hopeful that, but he was the direct employer of these workers and the giants come to their senses and step up. and, you know, meet us on some of these modest a man he says if the negotiations don't go well workers could still strike this season or into the postseason. you know,

everybody has a responsibility here. they've got to step up and make this right. these workers deserve i did reach out to the giants and bone at that heat. the giants haven't gotten back to me just yet. >> but bona petite says they can't comment on ongoing negotiations in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> coming up next year. we are less than 2 weeks away from the gubernatorial recall election and voting centers are now open in the bay area. we're going take a closer look at the voting process. plus, new efforts on capitol hill to address the climate crisis after hurricane ida wreaked havoc across the gulf coast and the northeast. and bottle rock wraps up today. we're going to travel up to the north bay to see what festival goers. think about the new covid protocols they put in place.

>> welcome back. today is the final day of the bottle. rock music festival up in napa. lots of people were out there this weekend. this is one of the first major music events to make a comeback in the bay area after the pandemic shut things down last year. kron four's gayle ong takes a look. >> bottle rock is a sold-out event. this weekend. a day to sign much larger crowd. >> music lovers descended on napa valley is labor day weekend to get performances from multiple stages having a live music and just seeing

people really enjoy great. the bottle rock music festival was canceled last year due to covid and returning with a few restrictions. >> that's it will go ers have to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. it's very strange. >> happy to be outside. and in the diet and feeling good and everyone had to prove vaccination negative. everyone inside during a mask. everyone here has been tested or has a negative tests or has a vaccine. so i feel like it's pretty the way they did as pretty same masks are optional outside but are required inside the day was filled with cheers and dancing many count those safe and grateful for his of normalcy. it's wonderful to be out again with all the people want to feel safe. >> what the protocols that they have in place. really makes a big difference. >> overall. people are following the covid protocols. organizers say 98% of attendees on friday were fully vaccinated reporting from

napa. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> have fun out there. all right. stick with us calmer morning news continues after the break.

>> in national headlines this morning. communities on the gulf coast and the northeast states still recovering from the devastation left behind by hurricane ida. scientists say the disasters are due to a

warming planet and climate change alexandra limon reports on the debate among politicians about how to address the climate crisis. >> the devastation caused by hurricane ida is widespread from the south to the northeastern united states. >> the 5th largest hurricane in our history. >> saws. that lives in new jersey. he's one of the many people left picking up. what's left of their homes and lives. this just came out of nowhere. nobody but scientists around the world already knew that storms and hurricanes are getting stronger because of climate change for kids. 2 to 4. can see on is important to engage yet this week the department of health and human services announced the creation of the office of climate change and health equity investments we make today to protect health from climate change will pay benefits for generations in terms of reducing illness. >> and health care costs. president biden also wants

congress to pass his 3.5 trillion dollars spending plan to help transition the nation to greener cleaner. energy. >> and fight climate change. but the plan faces staunch opposition from republicans will do for the economy. >> what president biden's decision to withdraw from afghanistan did forget us louisiana senator bill cassidy says the bipartisan infrastructure bill already includes some mitigation measures and says the country can't afford the second bills high price tag. >> but president biden and most democrats say the cost of not fighting climate change is much greater reporting in washington. alexandra le mon. >> here at home. things are heating up for this labor day weekend. dave spahr says we're going to get into the high 90's in some spots yeah. looks like in the far east bay there know. well, and we may repeat that again for one of the little for kind of things. and here is that we do see some scattered clouds lingering tomorrow too. so technically and that covered with the in

the air from the fires. technically could cost us a couple degrees on our highs today. here's what we're looking at in terms of the golden gate. it's still shrouded in all that fog. it's still lingering around a bit. but the pollution is what we're talking about in terms of that air quality, of course, up in the mountains. it's pretty bad. that's because that's where the source of a lot of it is we have pockets here of poor with extend. as you can see, that's the most of the base that you see going on here in a couple pockets. so what we're good quality down to the southern this go around. not so and up to santa rosa, this is lies were take a look at the live imagery now. what helps us out as we get a front. we mix up the air a little bit. that doesn't look real role. likely this scattered cloud cover that's more the middle layers of the atmosphere. it's the monsoon type moisture. it looks to be pretty benign from our standpoint but problematic in terms of it sometimes can cause instability. that means dry lightning or elevated thunder showers temperature check. we have upper 50's lighting up the east bay shoreline antioch at 70 to 51

santa rosa 54 san francisco and 64 for san jose running through the futurecast for here's this bubbling up. as you can see of the monsoon taking really the scenic route way out in the pacific going all the way around. the high in coming in on the backside. as you can see here. then we do see a little front here towards our north. that's going to help kind of cool things off a little bit, but its influence a somewhat weak would like to see a little stronger like in the summer or winter months, rather, there is another one that comes towards the end of the week of the long-range forecast models. look interesting on that front. now, 10 today. tonight, early fog mild start hot inland with clouds tonight developing, as i mentioned, that will be tomorrow morning, too hot for the midday or hot from monday rather near 120 may do that today. tomorrow for those in the valleys. again, the the scattered cloud cover may cost us that and keep temperatures down just a touch. then late in the week, some scattered cloud cover returns late in the week mild with temperatures in the 80's and lower 80's at that. it

looks like by next thursday. and next friday. again for today, 72 san francisco 78 going on for oakland. 87 san jose. there are those upper 90's way off in the far east bay now 8791 santa rosa and 72. meanwhile, for san francisco in. coming up a little bit. of course. well, not only the 4 zone forecast. we'll check in some of those longer range forecast models to see this a little system. we're looking at friday and into saturday. well, thanks, dave. the big story this morning texas is controversial. new abortion laws making waves across the country. >> health care providers companies and families all having to scramble. now to get the care they need. markie. martin has more. from inside the doctor's office. >> 2 outside state building. protests over the new abortion law in texas. the law blocks women's ability to get abortion at 6 weeks. if a heartbeat is detected in the, even in cases of rape or

incest. the only exception a risk of death or a serious risk of substantial and irreversible physical impairment of a major bodily function and it leaves enforcement up to individual citizens, giving them the power to sue anyone who quotes aids or abets an abortion. the monetary damages could add up to $10,000 the way i see you know, someone needed to stand that. monica faulkner is a social worker who is now suing the state over the law she's concerned about how it could affect her when she helps victims of assault. >> by just talking with them about their options to find aiding and abetting under bar scene. i'm very and rideshare drivers who unknowingly take women to clinics for abortion procedures could to face a lawsuit on twitter list. chief executive called the ban, quote, an attack on women's access to health care. and on the right to choose, he promised the company will donate 1 million dollars to

planned parenthood and cover 100% of legal fees of drivers uber ceo tweeted in response that his company to will cover drivers legal fees and they are not alone online dating service provider match setting up funds to help texas base employees seeking abortion care outside the state. the dallas based business has more than 45 global dating companies, including tinder match, dot com ok,cupid hinge and plenty of fish bumble 2 is following suit starting a fund of their own. there are groups who support the law. the organization texas right to life is encouraging people to report others using a whistleblower web site promising to quote, ensure that these lawbreakers are held accountable for their actions website hosting service go daddy, incorporated quickly shut down the website, which later was picked up by rival service epic. still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news, a new marvel movie for the labor day holiday weekend and part of

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>> 9.24 on this sunday and a new marvel movie is in theaters for this holiday weekend. featuring the studio's first asian superhero lead. there's also a new adaptation of cinderella on amazon streaming service. dean richards has a preview. >> hardly recognize shane. she and the legend of the 10 rings. it's be your typical marvel movie. the usual bag of costume, superpowers and gadget tricks or all thankfully set aside for something more profound and organic marvel's attention to detail, though, and the ability to really with an incredible adventure while drawing you into its meaningful messages is loud and clear chang. she was born in the 1970's as marvel comics

response to the popularity of the kung fu television series. now with his own set in the modern day. he and his best friends k technical area sleep played by aquafina. >> parked cars for a living. but her forced to confront the ancient legend of the 10 rings controlled by his villainous father when they're attacked on a bus providing one of the many spectacular fight scenes laid out like beautiful ballet in this movie in pursuit of the truth behind the death of his mother chain. she goes on a mystical magical romantic. >> actions. build journey at its core about family and tradition appropriately peppered with dazzling martial arts displays that enhanced the story instead of distracting from never overplaying it. never taking itself too seriously and at the same time coming a powerful representation of asian culture that's been missing from the movies. shane, she and the legend of the 10 rings is the perfect holiday weekend escape. it's in theaters now and it's

coming to disney. plus in 45 days, dean's list, a dresses. i l a. the jury of cinderella has been told many times before, the latest stars singer camilla cabello as the mistreated stepchild pushed aside by her evil stepmother. this time played by dean. i'm ansel forced to serve her equally evil stepsisters. >> here in the traditional story of the handsome prince fairy. god mother played by billy porter, by the way, in the magical ball. take on some new twists and turns. it's a charming timely choice for its target audience. a dean's list b on amazon prime video in chicago and dean richards.

>> good sunday morning to you. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. it is 9.30 on this sunday. hope you're starting your day off nice calm fashion. things are going to heat up later today as you want to just keep everything nice and cool on. dave, going to have so much to this afternoon. no, no, it down warming up a little bit of those inland valleys. it looks like as temperatures push to near about 100 today,

tomorrow. well, you know, it's unofficial end of summer in some to go, i guess with a bang or something. >> we will be seeing some scattered cloud cover develop tonight. there's always a little concerned when this comes in from the southwest. that could be the monsoon popping up and it provides some instability look out for their so the game plan is basically that's pretty benign. it will just become double. something will be hanging out there. we have overcast skies right now. as you can see, still lingering at the bay bridge toll plaza, although some sunshine is peering through that. meanwhile, half moon bay still kind of over overcast temperatures approaching about 70 for ultimate high today. one of other issues as we just don't have winds to help out a little bit here. we'll see a breeze this afternoon. but not enough to really change things for such as going to be driven by inland heating. we do see that happening right now. we have 72 antioch 60's for a lot of the east bay. but along the east bay shoreline upper 50's. rose and 54 for san francisco at the ballpark. quite chilly, though mid 60's cool with fog and clouds coming in late

breezy near about 15. not as windy as yesterday. but if you're coming in from the east bay. yeah, bring that sweater will be chilly. a look ahead for today 89 for 1 o'clock at 4.95 approaching near about 100 now. coming up a little bit here. yeah. we're talking about some cloud cover tonight. tomorrow. a little bit. but towards the end of the week. it also gets interesting as well. we'll take a look at that in your 4 zone forecast as well. well, thanks, dave. back to our big story on the caldor fire. >> burning up in eldorado county near south lake tahoe this morning. the fire has burned more than 215,000 acres weather conditions, though, have improved in the region and containment is now at 43% to now some of asian orders have even been down graded garage while has the latest. >> in the tahoe basin. it's a fight to get the upper hand. so far things are looking at on this fire. cal-dor fire information officer denise gibson says they have been blessed with calm weather in the tahoe basin over the past few days. so days like this

where there's no wind. >> and then version and it's actually the it's overcast from the smoke. allows the firefighters get the upper hand on the fire. and since the caldor fire is moving a lot slower than anticipated. crews are taking extra time. >> and creating dozer lines all across this area. you can see in this area, they remove some of that latter fueling case. the fire changes direction. they can stop it from coming to these homes. that's what they're thinking about when the firefighters. >> thinking about trying to prepare that buyer. so when the weather does come when the winds do come, that's not going to carry this fire anywhere else. the massive caldor fire continues to burn in tough terrain and away from homes around the base in crews are still fighting hot spots and mopping up other priorities around the fire remained the kirkwood area and rights lake who say progress there is being made. no fire has impacted kirkwood itself. it has not come in the ball. >> and the fire down here around silver lake it's not impact in any of the structures around silver lake.

we've done a contingency line all the way up right. slick roads, structure prep around all the structures around rights lake no fires impacted rights. lee back in the tahoe basin east. so operations section chief jake cagle says the threat level in the basin is rapidly decreasing to trimmer. >> peak area. >> crews continue to mop up and gain more debt than are mop up along this edge hand line is completed and we continue to mop up as well on most eastern peace here. again, that has taken the threat out of heavenly. into south lake as well as the nevada state line garge-paul sunga fox 40 news. >> if you're thinking of heading up to north lake tahoe. maybe stick closer to the shoreline this weekend. the coast guard is urging folks to avoid all recreational activities on lake tahoe waters this weekend. officials say the number of lake tahoe boat crews and other emergency

responders may be significantly reduced right now due to the nearby wildfires, meaning if you do get into trouble in the water. help might take a while to get to you. so just play it safe. is your local election headquarters voting centers throughout the bay area half opened for the gubernatorial recall election. it allows the voters, the option to cast a ballot either in person or now you can drop it off at a ballot box. kron four's phillipe djegal has more. every single registered voter in the state was sent to mail in ballot for the upcoming gubernatorial recall election. but some prefer the traditional experience of walking into a book center to cast their ballots can dropped off mail. this way i know i've i've delivered it. >> and it's done on saturday. the santa clara county registrar of voters open the first 19 of 36 vote centers that will be operational through election day. gail

wilson and her husband to rest their ballots off at the west valley branch library in san critical. >> we're all complaining are worried about threats to democracy. don't vote, you're not bothering to use your voice. a voice vote or andy aaron hopes the electorate does not take for granted. it couldn't be easier these days to if you're old enough to remember one day only standing in lines. >> that's no longer the case of get out and vote. in addition to the vote centers, the county has set up 100 secure official ballot drop-off boxes, kyle raise a field inspector for the county registrar of voters. he says even though the august 30th voter registration deadline has passed if you are eligible, you can still stop by a book center register and vote with the conditional voter registration vote by mail is always nice and really is fantastic. but if you want that extra little touch of voting by hand casting it yourself. >> come on down and keep in

mind on election day. all 36 vote centers will remain open from 7 o'clock in the morning until 8 o'clock at night in san jose filipe gaulle kron 4 news. >> this week. vice president kamala harris is set to head here to california to fight against the new some recall effort. the newsom campaign says the vice president is set to appear with the governor at a rally here in the bay area on wednesday, newsom said he also expects president joe biden to come to the state to support the governor in the closing days leading up to the gubernatorial recall election. president joe biden is set to visit all 3, 9, 11 memorial sites to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. the white house said biden will visit ground 0 in new york city. the pentagon and the memorial outside shanksville, pennsylvania, where united flight 93 was forced down. president biden will be accompanied by first lady jill biden. he will pay his respects to the nearly 3,000 people killed that day

next. saturday's anniversary falls less than 2 weeks after the end of the nearly 2 decade long us war in afghanistan. more than 7 million jobless workers are facing some dire prospects right now is federal pandemic. unemployment compensation programs are scheduled to end tomorrow. that leaves many americans including 2.2 million californians without income support. another 500,000 people in california are going to stop getting the extra weekly 300 bucks from the federal government. they will, however, still be receiving their regular state unemployment amount next week, though, a federal 13 week extension will also come to an end. on to the coronavirus as it is still a threat here in the bay area and across the country. most new cases right now driven by the highly contagious. delta variant. but doctors are also concerned about the new new variant michael shure has the latest. the coronavirus now causing more deaths in florida than at

any time since the dawn of the pandemic since the middle of august, the sunshine state averaging 244 deaths a day up from just 23 at the end of june. >> florida is above average in vaccinations, but also way above average and elderly vulnerable demographic in a state with lax masking guidelines and the governor and ron desantis who says he will not implement vaccine passports. and it isn't just florida democratic kentucky governor andy beshear calling saturday for an emergency session of the commonwealth's legislature to deal with the covid surge spurred by the delta variant and that surge may worsen the world health organization adding another variant to its list them. you variant. we certainly are aware of the new variants. but keeping a very close eye on it. doctor anthony fauci saying this week that while the who is calling a variant of interest. he is not a law and it is not at all even close to being dominant. as you know, the delta is more than 99%. dominant. even

though it is not in the essence taken hold to any extent here. >> we always pay attention to at all times. >> another potential source of concern to return to campus for college students images like this from lane stadium in blacksburg, virginia. a capacity crowd. mostly maskless for the virginia tech opening football game further complicating the fight against delta and with health officials. also advising president biden to hedge on whether to offer vaccine boosters by september 20th except for some who received the pfizer vaccine. it is clear that the unofficial end of summer will not mean the end of the pandemic. michael shure news nation. >> sonoma county has issued a new health order that's aiming to curb the spread of covid-19. the county is now requiring all home health care workers and pharmacists to show proof of covid

vaccination. otherwise they'll have to accept a weekly testing sonoma county also has a new guidance for youth sports is requiring all athletes coaches, personnel and spectators to wear masks indoors regardless of vaccination status. that means for indoor sports like p e class is weightlifting. all the participants have to wear masks during training and competition. the county also is encouraging people who are old enough to get the covid vaccine as soon as possible. american airlines and alaska airlines. meanwhile, will no longer cover covid-19 quarantine time for employees who are not vaccinated against the coronavirus. instead, the airlines say pandemic leave will only be offered to team members who are fully vaccinated. the change at american airlines starts october. first, alaska's went into effect. august 30th both airlines stopped short of instituting a vaccine mandate like the one united airlines announced last month. the

policy changes show various tactics among air carriers to try and get their staff and did dave. >> around 100 for some of the inland valleys this afternoon looks like the low 80's and 90's mixture up north. this labor day and every day, the exclusive kitchenaid appliances you want are within reach. like this exclusive 5-element rage. get up to $500 off now on select appliances. only at lowe's.

>> i'm 44 on this sunday morning dave's far as over in the weather talk a little about your weather forecast. dave, i know it's not a concrete thing. i know. it's kind of a shot in the dark. but talk to me a little bit

more about that potential rain that we might see later this week. well, there's actually not an agreement on models on up. but there is one run is interesting about all this thing is it's 2 types of moisture. that's kind of that work. >> one of them is that's that monsoon that may fill up up in the sera little bit. that will be thursday friday. >> and into saturday a little bit from our vantage point, though, some of that may venture out to the bay area to but hopefully a front that's arriving to that would be nice to bring us bit of a stratus rain to basically kind of a drizzle that we get. but just on steroids a bit to get actually little shop are going on. here's the overcast that we have right now at half moon, bay. this remains in place that'll break up probably in the late morning hours and going to a mostly sunny mode for the afternoon. but our air quality. that's another nice benefit from it. if we can get a decent rain out of this. we have moderate to poor quality. as you can see, up in the mountains. it's moderate across the central valley with pockets of bad air and then up to the north as actual pocket of some good

air. but all in all, it's pretty much moderate going on in with a high pressure in place like the shuttle get a lot of air motion at all. even with daytime heating right now, the winds, as you can see, calm to single digits for this. our future cast for as little bit about. we're talking about. first. that's for tonight. tomorrow. this is the moisture coming in from the southwest. this is basically some of the leftover monsoon were on the basic west side of this high. so we have a little front in our backyard kind of dropping south that's going help encourage an on shore flow. bring down those temperatures high pressure breaks down all those things in place. but it's hard really bring us anything in terms of rain. the concern here is with this upper level air mass is that with this. we can get some instability and dry lightning. that's what the big concern of it is not going overnight and it still lingers a little bit on monday, too as a fact besides cosmetic in the skies a bit and they actually costs are forecast highs a little bit on monday because of that interference. let's get long-range for. we get past monday and tuesday. alright. then later in the

week we see more of a resurgence of the monsoon. this is the kind of bad air that we don't like. that's up there in the mountains and that maybe thunder showers only plus with that as we might get some rain actually hitting the ground and there's some disagreement on models with a little front or back yard. this is a good type of rain. if we can get anything out of it. that will be thursday friday and into next saturday. if that comes to pass a besides just coastal showers or something to really get something across the bay. and although it's not going to be anything that would help the drought and all it would at least moisten up the ground, not make it so tender and so sensitive is we are right now temperatures in the central valley to fresno. 100 for bakersfield, 97 for sacramento 72 san francisco in 88 san diego. so looking at your 4 zone forecast for this sunday. 72 san francisco. we've got the upper 60's along the coast here 79 for burlingame to the south. we're seeing the 80 still hold on. san carlos 8584 for palo alto and 80 from mountain view in the south bay 87 san jose also

for santa clara. but 97 morgan hill 93 for los gatos 88 for cupertino east bay shoreline to the south, mid 80's upper 90's going on for tri valley. 100 for danville 99 for walnut creek 75 for berkeley. 76 for vallejo, 87 for napa in 91 going on for santa rosa. 7 day forecast we see temperatures drop as we talked about here getting to friday. yeah, that's where things get interesting. we'll keep a cloud pop in there for right now. but we may not see anything more of that going on and temperatures falling to the manger of the week. >> for a lot of people labor day means 3 things a day off the end of summer at a backyard barbecue. but why is the first monday in september called labor day. it seems it's one of those holidays where the meaning has been lost over the years. but our health expert walk is here to explain. it has some ways to make it a little bit more meaningful. karen, thanks for joining with us. joining us here today. i guess let's start with why is it called labor day.

>> labor day. this is something i learned to noel so labor day was originated was established in 1894 to pay tribute to the american worker and to celebrate their achievements. something probably do every day. but but that's the that's the reason why it's called labor day. i feel it's something you don't really learn when you're a kid in school. i don't remember learning about why it was called labor day. i just knew it was day off of school right how can we pay tribute to the american worker. well, number one, i i suggest going on a little. >> label reading mission and start looking at some of the products that are actually made in the usa, you know, go when you go to the store going through your closet, going to products in your house going to the mall. look at things that are made in the usa and

start supporting in buying those products. and if you a gift yeah. you start putting together your christmas list and seek out american made things i see on your list or you have a few of the different companies that we should maybe think about. >> levi's gerber baby. you have apple on here. i know that all of our apple products are made in china. but you put it here on this list talking about why. >> these are products that are iconic. you know, their iconic american brands. you know, think of levi's levi's r. you know, they're one of the most brands in america at all in 19 in 2019 they they outsource almost all of their manufacturing outside is america. so, you know, have to kind of think about some of these products. you think that their american-made, but a lot of it is outsourced. same with apple. lot of the

manufacturing is done in china. however, a lot of the innovation is all done here. and go know you go to a group or. >> gerber. you know, we gerber is the all american baby food. >> and what was really interesting to find out is that they are manufacturing in china and a lot of baby products are contained. rice, rice cereals and so they are also using ce of rice. that is grown in china. one of the things i tell my patients until my classes is that stay away from rice grown in china because of the high levels of arsenic. a lot of the foods going into china just be aware because of the toxic environment. there are a lot of heavy metals that settle in the soil that's in the air. so i would be very, you know, really be careful and read those labels carefully when

you buy anything that to eat, particularly, i think that's something that we can all kind of take away from this today is we should pay a little bit more attention to what we're putting our money towards. >> oh, absolutely. and then baseball the all american past time the major league baseball's are made not in the usa. they're made in coast rica. it's a little disappointing, but, you know, if you can find products that are made in the usa those are the ones to really support. all right. walk, thanks as always for the tips. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. see you next week. all right. we'll be right back.

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>> where are we going to let you know disneyland is adding a new waterfront dining experience near the haunted mansion in new orleans square. the new addition is called pelicans landing. it's going to overlook boats riding along the american river and it will feature a multilevel dining area. it's expected to be completed by christmas. sounds like something i wanna check out. here's something else you might want to check out the monterey bay aquarium showing off this cute little puff n to the world. this is the aquarium's first tufted puffin check. she doesn't have a name just yet, but oh, my goodness,

she is so cute. vets have been monitoring her since her egg was laid in june and when she hatched last month. right now she's just learning how to swim and how to eat. but once he gets big enough, she's going to be moved to be with the rest of her colony in the aquarium's exhibits. so the next time you head to the monterey bay aquarium. >> be on the lookout for that little puff in check so cute. >> well, one week from today. the forty-niners as are going to play their first game of the regular season. so a week now until game time and the forty-niners are preparing to play the detroit lions on the road quarterback jimmy garoppolo. >> is the presumed starter in the game. rookie quarterback trey lance is being limited in practice, though, because he is dealing with a small chip fracture in his finger. no contact on the practice field for him until he is fully healed. that sounds a good idea that he should be healed early this week, though kickoff for next sunday's game against the detroit lions is set for 10 o'clock. >> in the morning.

>> do want to give you one last check of your 7 day forecast again, very hot today. very hot again tomorrow as well. things cool down as we move through the week and friday as dave was saying, a very, very tiny tiny little chance of a potential rain will keep my fingers crossed for that to materialize at some point. but that's all the time we've got for today here on the kron 4 morning news. thanks for joining us. enjoy your labor day and day off tomorrow and remember buy american.

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