>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the ground for morning news. i'm noelle bellow and i'm will tran. it is sunday september 12th. we have a lot to get to this morning. there's a 5 k race yeah. the recall election and then recap on 9.11. but everybody wants to know the weather. >> that is very true. dave. it was nice and warm yesterday. we're going to get hot again you are for warmer temperatures going on for today. yeah. a lot more 90's popping to give the inland valleys for today and that's going continue this little trend all the way to about tuesday before make a little

turn in 2 cooling into the latter portion of the week. now this morning we're starting off again with traditional fog. it's breaking up a little bit downtown as you'll notice going to the mostly sunny mode. golden gate bridge is always a last stop on the journey there kind of overcast at this hour. again, expecting later clearing this is what it looks like from fog tracker, if you will, and clearing out this fog except a little stubborn there around point raise and along the coast as a typical lot of 50's for right now across the coast and the we see a little bit in the way. 50's also for the north bay to, you know, this fog actually keeps temperatures somewhat controlled. there was some scattered cloud cover overnight up in the north bay. so far contrasts a little cooler or warmer than what we were yesterday. not universally cooler 76 going on 11 by 2. we're at 90 and again, a lot more 90's will be found inland. we'll get into the weeds and all that in just a bit. we'll know. well. >> 4, is your local election headquarters and 2 days away

from the recall election know that is very true. you know, tomorrow president biden is actually going to be campaigning with governor newsom in southern california against the recall effort. the governor's already made several stops in the bay area, including in oakland, kron four's. phillipe djegal have little bit more. >> i you now wait >> governor gavin newsome saturday the center in oakland this is an enemy to this state before members of s e i u of 2015 hit the phones and knocked on doors urging voters to reject recalling the governor tuesday, the made up for elected democrats narrowing down what is at stake it's our governor. they're protected asked against covid the governor's opponents have criticized him for implementing masking and vaccination mandates but his supporters say he is taking necessary action has saved lives and livelihoods. this

election is a matter of life and death public health is on the ballot. the governor defended his pandemic policies during a nearly 17 minute speech while also taking swings and conservative talk show host in 10 republican candidate larry elder, the only candidate he mentioned by name attacking his desire to eliminate minimum wage. downplaying the impacts of global warming and elders pursue he doesn't believe, for example. there's a glass ceiling it doesn't believe women have the right to attorney lee. he doesn't believe women are even has smart. >> as men. the governor says if everyone votes, the recall will fail vote. >> opening up a leap to go from 4. go, go. go. >> larry elder, meanwhile, is making a last minute push for votes at an event in los angeles today. the leading republican gubernatorial

candidate. >> will hold a press conference at the lux hotel on sunset. >> actress rose mcallen is expected to join him. and according to a tweet posted by elder mcallen will be detailing how governor newsom's wife attempted to bribe and silence her from speaking out against harvey weinstein's abuses. we will have full team coverage on election night starting at 05:00pm. our crews are going to be all over the state as results come in. we'll also have a special edition of inside bay area politics with our panel of political experts. so definitely look for live reports from canada headquarters all over the state to make sure you tune in on kron 4 on election night tuesday, september 14th. well. >> in oakland shooting suspects hit and oakland police patrol car on 85th avenue. you can see right there, t bone down after the crash both the driver and the passenger were arrested after officers found 2 guns at the scene. the officer was taken

to the hospital to recover from the crash. and good news is has since been released. police did not release any details on what led up to the shooting. and take a look at this video of a sideshow in san jose posted on the citizen app. police say more than 100 cars gathered in the area of park avenue and was way after officers shut it down 205 tickets were given out 3 cars were towed and one person was actually arrested. police say the side show lasted about 35 minutes before police came through all lanes of traffic and boxed hundreds of vehicles in so they can issue those tickets. >> vta light rail service is expanding today's service will expand to include the entire blue line that's going from bay point to santa teresa. meanwhile, green line service, which is currently operating from old ironsides to the deer it on is expected to be back in full operation soon. free fares were supposed to end

today, but they are going to continue for the light rail through the end of the month. light rail service was not running for the last several months following the employee mass shooting that killed 9 co-workers. in san francisco cable cars. meanwhile, remain an operative this weekend. according to sfmta due to an electrical issue at the barn cable cars have been replaced with limited bus service on all lines until further notice. sfmta also says the f market historic streetcars from the castro to fisherman's wharf are operating for those who wish to ride. no word, though, on when the cable cars will be back in service. good news for everybody who loves fleet week the uss tripoli has arrived in san francisco ahead of fleet week. the ship brings about 1100 sailors to our area. >> the uss tripoli is the navy's newest amphibious assault ship this week. the ship and her crew will participate in the annual defense support of civil

authorities exercise which will highlight the unique humanitarian aid and disaster relief kept capabilities of the worship. usually the exercise happens during actual fleet week, but they're doing it early to accommodate all agencies. this year. fleet week is set for october 4th through the 11th. >> flew with the blue angels, the use of but coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news. i know you're excited about this. we're just a few hours away from kickoff. the forty-niners are in detroit. we will have a preview of that. plus the wildfire season is right around the corner warnings and cal fire to

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>> well, the nfl season is now underway. forty-niners kick off their first game on the road this morning and a lot of fans really excited. they are facing the detroit lions got a few hours yet. not that i'm watching the clock. but we're talking about 2 hours and 50 minutes and a few seconds kickoff. we know head coach kyle shanahan. >> and quarterback jimmy g will command the offense. but on defense, the man in the head coach for the defense demeco ryans. he has his players including fred warner and all the others ready to take on the lions. >> just because the sages. it's bigger. it's it's regular season. this may be this huge deal. >> no, it's going to be exact

the lines were off offer us know that a lot of turnover over there. so we're going you know, see how things go in 1st half. but just quarterly. >> kickoff for sunday's game between the niners and the lions. 10 o'clock this morning as well as just say, we've got not that i'm watching the raiders. in the meantime, they will start their season tomorrow night against the baltimore ravens. it will be the first home game with fans allowed in the stands of their new stadium. i want to call them the oakland raiders. but it's the las vegas raiders. yeah. legion stadium there for fans. going to that game. they will have to show proof of vaccination to be let in kickoff for monday night football between the raiders and ravens is set for 5.15 a day. >> okay. we're looking for a slight warm-up trend going on for today and this is going to build for the early part of the week. more 90's going on in london shake off the morning fog and sunny skies even clear. not some of those clouds over the north bay too, even here. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> welcome back. 7.14 here on this sunday morning birds flying behind us. it seems nice going to be nice day is a nice day already. and i know it's going to pick up a little bit. we still in the 80's today. dave know see more that

we saw yesterday as we start to build more on that into a little bit of a summer program for the early part of the week. at least. good morning, everybody. >> and then things will change. latter portion of the week to remind you were walking into fall. hopefully we can get maybe a couple raindrops out of that thing from the marine layer coming in from the west now, not from that monsoon. here's looking up at the golden gate bridge. as we have. still the traditional fog that greets us this morning. >> not a lot of traffic that we have going on as you will notice up to becoming south. there's that one little the car coming 58 for open this hour. 56 san francisco. we got 64 off to antioch and mostly up in the north bay 50's. now, we did have a bit of cloud cover going on along with that fog this morning. 58 to check in for san jose. most the winds are calm or single digits that we have, as you will see across the region. we will again see the typical up spring of winds in the afternoon with that daytime heating. we often see for today clearing in mostly sunny, a touch warmer more. those 90's return across a bigger piece of geography and that sets a trend for a little bit of a micro warming trend that will be all the way to about tuesday in the pop in

the mid-nineties owner. so they're going to slip back and we'll be seeing lower 80's towards the week's end even in some of those inland spots. now the models are not really clear on this, but there's a little chance maybe some showers trying to work in here, not just on along the coast but maybe a couple pockets off towards the east as well that be nice that holds together. we know if they're getting marine layer is definitely coming with it. 68 san francisco 73 to check in for oakland today. 82 san jose. so you can see even the 80's coming back in the south bay. there's a warming trend all over the region and here are your lower 90's off to the far east bay. meanwhile, north bay for now we'll the upper 80's, but we'll see 90's return later on. earlier this week, 68 san francisco coming up in a bit. we'll check in your 4 zone forecast. and that extended well. >> dave are poor. firefighters could use a little bit of cooling. let's talk about wildfire season. more evacuation orders were reduced to warnings as the caldor fire gets closer to containment in eldorado county. but authorities are warning people to be careful as they returned

home. the fire as of right now. is 65% contained so far it has burned unfortunately, more than 218,000 acres and destroyed over a 1000 buildings. >> meanwhile, the dixie fire north of paradise still burning in parts of 5 counties. it's been 2 months since this one started at 65% contained right now. it's burned more than 960,000 acres a little more than 1300 buildings have been destroyed by the flames of the dixie fire. several evacuation orders and warnings up in lassen county have since been downgraded. now as destructive wildfires do continue to burn across our state. there's a new warning about more fires to come as we head into the fall. the scary part is this. we've seen the worst. but firefighters remind me that the worst is yet to come. october november as well. and that's why even wallace explains why cal fire officials say it's now more important than ever.

>> to be prepared. >> greg lynn quist surveying the destruction left behind by the bridge fire and the auburn state recreation area, an area he frequents often. >> you know, it's like a moonscape. >> the fire started just after noon on sunday, sending thick smoke into the sky and leading the placer county sheriff's office to evacuate about 500 people from neighboring communities nearby foresthill bridge was temporarily closed. now that the area is back open on quest stopped by to see this first hand so is devastating because it's like it's like life and death. and just looks like death while the bridge fire was small in size compared to the caldor and dixie fire is responsible for the destruction of more than 2000 structures. the bridge fire did leave a path of destruction. you can see what the bridge fired into this hillside off forest hill road. all that's left. >> lacking the terrain and cal fire says if conditions do not improve californians should expect more to talk to wildfires in the coming

months. >> we are definitely on pace to where we were last year, which was the record of the most acres burned and one of the most destructive fire in california history. and historically it is september and october when we experience our largest or most damaging wildfires. so unfortunately we still have many more months of peak fire season ahead of us. and that's why he says it's especially important to be ready. should the next big fire strike near you is fires. do not burn like they maybe did 10 years ago. they're very fast-moving. only evacuation early preparedness. those are the critical messages right now. >> in the meantime, lundquist hope's mother nature will help out rain. we have a little bit of rain last night. we could use a mark in placer tom wallace. now to a kron 4 news exclusive. pet food express is removing a certain brand of dog toys from the shelves after a couple in the east bay says they found a needle. >> and their pets. brand new toy kron four's, gayle ong

talk to the couple and has their story. >> this is the middle. he was all over in one of all over >> israel says saito says he found the needle as he was playing with his dog all over at their concrete homes. that is so light. >> with a net to get the squeaky i'm made this weekend because all of us crazy over it and then i to myself really my fingers and was like housing for the hurt. that's when he said he found the sewing needle coming out from inside the toy is was pretty scary for especially because all over. >> full of or he is. we love all over. and i got so worried that he could. >> the toy was purchased at a pet food express store in concord. saito and his spouse immediately contacted the store manager and they say the manager contacted the manufacturer, a spokesperson for pet food express sent a statement to kron 4 that reads in part, quote, we are so grateful that no pet was hurt. while we have never had an

incident with this manufacturer. we are directing our stores to remove the product from their shelves until we can be certain that the product is safe. a statement to kron 4 from the manufacturer patchwork pet reads in part, quote. >> safety is our number one priority. never in our 13 years of business. have we encountered a safety related issue like this require procedure is that all toys must go through metal detection prior to packaging. the quality control team is investigating and will make any necessary corrections no. it's full for the full response from both companies and just wants to spread awareness to other pet owners that means always checking toys for all of her before play time. >> in concord. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> still ahead here on the kron 00:00am morning news some new movies in theaters this weekend to enjoy on this sunday. we've got a review straight ahead.

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you did something bad in your past. by far the best movie of the week. if not one of the best of the year so comes to the polls schrader directed the card counter starring oscar isaac four-time oscar nominee willem defoe and comedian tiffany haddish beautifully spreading her wings in 2 dramatic territory. it's a compelling revenge thriller about a mysterious loner card shark travel for the smaller casinos circuit with the system and a routine that he follows before collecting his cash and sleeping off to the next small town. only this card player also has a mysterious guilt ridden history which is seeking justice dating back to when he was a soldier in iraq. the card counter work so well because of combination of its multi level storytelling and spot on direction that pulls you into the story and in great performances that are likely to be noticed come academy award time. and you've got a winner in this dean's list. b plus in theaters only

take hand from director james wan up the conjuring and insidious comes his latest what he calls a new kind of horror movie the pregnant heroine of this movie played by annabelle wallis is an abused wife who suffers visions of violent murders. >> following a home invasion and murder of her own husband who or what caused that murder and divisions is what powers this very blood-splattered story seed in theaters and on hbo. yes, 60 nicole. she >> need to do. >> who you want >> based on the hit west end musical comes the screen version of everybody's talking about jamie about a british teen who dreams of life on stage in particular as a fierce and proud drag queen with full blown song and dance throughout its another coming of age story about being true to yourself despite not having 100% love and support from the people around you. it's a

dean's list b on amazon prime video and documentaries this week. there's blood brothers featuring never before seen interviews and footage. the extraordinary friendship and ultimate falling out between muhammad ali and malcolm x its new on netflix. hope you have a great weekend in chicago and dean richards.

>> welcome back. just about to be 7.30 here on this sunday sitting pretty and feel like i just want to kind of dive into all these clouds here. >> makes me want to get on a plane and look down. plane shot there. you can see top of the millennium, not the millennium tower sales for sales first hour. excuse me, you can see that just picking their over the fog and clouds as they move through. dave says it's going to get pretty warm here, though, across the bay this morning, dave. >> well, so it's cold it. well course. it is cooler up there, but i mean, that's looks almost like it's winter. see. yeah, but, yeah. blankets yellow snow going. it's going on here, but it will be sunny and warm. you got that right the next couple of days. it looks like a little flavor of some are saying, hey, i'm not done going to warm up into the 90's all the way to about tuesday. the only good news in our week. day forecast to report is that monsoon has really cut off even in the southwest. so we're keeping that a base will have any issues like we did last week. there you can see what looks like at the ground level. now downtown san francisco.

meanwhile, we step out, too. that should be the east bay shoreline. but again, it's covered in this nice little river of fog that we have going on. so it's a nice little pretty picture there, right above us as you would tell, it's much drier and warmer with all of that. so we get the sun out to kind of mix this all out later today. if you go back the ballpark again versus the rangers. one. '07, game time. temperatures a little warmer winds actually little calmer. so it's mostly sunny mild to warm again with those lower 70's in just a northwest wind at about 5 very pleasant. their 50's going on covering most of the bay 64 for antioch. 48 the cool spot for santa rosa 58 for san jose. looks like 76 at 11 o'clock by 2 would do about 90 will be seeing more 90's going on in the inland valleys for today will warm up the next couple of days that we have a flip happening towards the latter portion of the week. we'll get into some more that long range forecast for you and the 4 zone. 2, we'll know. well. >> dave, i can tell you who does not want it to not yet.

the runners. yeah. well, you know, want to read when you're scorching hot, they're getting ready to return for that giant race along the embarcadero in san francisco. yeah, it's nice that it's kind of cool this morning here this year at the 5 k instead of the usual 10 k kron four's camila barco joining us live now from willie mays plaza in front of oracle park with a little bit more detail. good morning. camila. >> good well, good morning. we'll so. yeah, it's an exciting day for runners and that race has officially started. you can see already some of them here standing by ready to start that finish line. 2000 people are set to run in the san francisco giant race. he didn't have it last year and this year they've made a few changes. the race kicks off here outside oracle park here at willie mae's plaza. and bill, the race starts off by doing a loop around the stadium and then they'll come back out to the embarcadero run all the way to the ferry building and then come back to here at the

stadium to cross that finish line. they're giant race is normally a weekend long event. but this year they're only hosting it for a day. noel will i know you talked about how it's normally a 10 k race. they only have a kid race. >> but this year they're only focusing on the 5 k. they've also implemented a new start like procedure. as you can see, there's a set a group of people. they're allowing every 5 minutes 200 people to start. >> at to start the race and then another set of group will start the race kind of like in trouble. procedure. and this allows for more distant in space between those runners and they are recommended to wear some sort of face covering and that at the vaccinated. but that is not mandatory. one organizer tells me that this is the first traditional 5 k race in san francisco since the pandemic started. so this is an exciting day for runners. but for drivers, i suggest to him avoid the embarcadero this

morning. the streets are blocked off starting here on thurs 3rd street and they will be blocked off all the way to the ferry building. one lane is open. but again, just avoid it don't want to be stuck here this morning. but for the runners, it's an exciting day. some of them are just standing by to start at are you excited yeah. >> well, they're excited. >> this is very inspiring however, this couldn't noel will, back to you. >> alright camila could be me either will he's a runner, but i definitely am an afternoon run or i can't run at 7. oh yeah. well early. we're going next big story here. president joe biden has issued executive orders to require covid-19 vaccinations. >> for all federal workers. health care workers and teachers. but some republicans they're threatening to sue the biden administration over the new requirements president biden has been defiant saying have at it wiernicki has more from washington, dc.

>> president joe biden has a message for anyone who wants to challenge his lead. us vaccine requirements on thursday president biden laid out a new plan to require more americans to be vaccinated under president biden's plan all said or a workers will be required to get the covid-19 vaccine and employees of large companies must also get vaccinated or undergo regular testing. >> all employers about a 100 employees. the need to get vaccinated or tested a minimum of once per week white house covid response coordinator jeff zients supports the president's tough approach to reduce the spread of the virus to protect workers and the american people and. >> accelerate our path out of this pandemic. but the president's plan immediately drew criticism from republicans, including kansas senator roger marshall. this is violating our constitutional rights. marshall says any vaccine mandate should be up to

individual states to decide not the president. this should be a 10th amendment issue with the the state's power supersedes the federal government's. i think it is appropriate, but virginia democratic senator mark warner says he expects many to support the president's call the overwhelming majority of. >> businesses local governments, health care systems universities. know we have to do this. giant says the department of labor will handle enforcement of the new requirements once they roll out in the coming weeks. >> in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> a new leak last declassified 9.11 document is shutting some light on the support to of the saudi hijackers had leading up to the attacks. the document describes contacts. the hijackers had with saudi associates here in the united states. but it does not show evidence that the saudi government had a hand in the plot. the saudi government has denied any involvement in the attacks. the document is the first investigative record

released since president joe biden ordered a declassification review of 9.11 materials last week. biden wants the justice department and other agencies to release what documents they can over the next 6 months. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news september is hunger action month and we're looking at how one bay area food bank is working to help and food insecurity.

>> welcome back. 7.39 here on this sunday morning and september is hunger action month kron 4 news and our parent company nexstar are teaming up with feeding america which is the nation's largest domestic hunger-relief organization here in the bay area. noel, there are many organizations trying to put food on the table which the nea has gone up and up and up because of the pandemic. >> kron four's, maureen kelly shows us an organization trying to help out. >> we decided to go because i lost my job. san jose resident, susan castellano says she found herself out of work when the bay area shut down back in 2020. the 34 year-old list of her 13 year-old daughter. 6 year-old son as well as her mother and stepfather, her stepfather was able to keep his job working for a landscaping company, but his paycheck could not stretch far enough for all of them in high price. a look on valley. the family struggled for several months before her mom found out via social media about second harvest of silicon valley food bank.

>> having that food and our house. it was scenes just by seen my kids faces. it was. >> full of like law. >> after being unemployed for about a year. susan now has a new job as an administrative assistant. she says they're bimonthly trips to get groceries from the food bank help them through a very tough time. you can maybe not pain are not getting but food it's important and must be if you have >> home, it's like something really need to care about and bring it home because the kids tessa know if you have money are not says it is just one example of so many. >> so folks who found themselves out of work but recently struggling to be able to pay their rent, pay their bills and still afford food. and so we have had to literally double the amount of food for providing are still serving on average close to half a million people. every single black relying primarily

on donations and an army of volunteers. second harvest works with 300 nonprofit partners. >> giving away food at 900 distribution sites throughout santa clara and san mateo counties. well, the need for food has spiked dramatically during the pandemic the food bank ceo does not expect this demand to lessen even as the economy begins to sputter back to life. now that the shutdown is over because for so many of our clients after being out of work for many months. they are behind on their rent. they're behind on your bills. >> most of them had had to wipe out their savings entirely. we did a recent survey of our clients. it should. 57 1% of people had less than a $100 in savings. so if you can just imagine how hard it is to come back from that kind of economic setback. >> those at second harvest of silicon valley believe they will need to provide the same level of assistance for the foreseeable future. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> here's what we want you to

scan the qr code that you see on your screen there. we've got more information on how you can donate to local food charities here in the bay area. also, we want you to watch all month long as we continue to highlight all these different organizations and people making a difference in our community. >> stick with the proper morning news continues after the break.

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>> 7.45. here it is time for another check of our weather forecast for this weekend. dave. the runners should be getting going right now. what are they facing this morning. and for runners at home that don't want to and a 5 k, but just wants to lose a little l b's. >> it's starting off, ok, but you know, it's going to be hot later today. so running activity inland as you get past noon or so. it's going to a little rougher as we see numbers go through the 90's now ahead for the week. we talked about warm for the next couple of days. look at what southwest, nothing going on. so no monsoon issues like we did last week. look at this by next weekend. a little front in our backyard here. little chance of maybe seeing a little shower, perhaps. cool us off as we get into the weekend. but that's good news to see that are already in september may be the sign of things to come. maybe as we get into the fall and into the winter months are wet season 68 san francisco. we're bump in these numbers. up mid 60's at the coast it 70's to the bayside peninsula. you head

south and some 80's poking out here redwood city 8278 for palo alto in the south bay. yeah. the 80's are back 82 for san jose 91 morgan hill para bates for los gatos 85 campbell and 83 for cupertino. also about 80 for the southern end of the east bay shoreline tri valley. you're looking at lower 90's, walnut creek 92 along with concord 70 for berkeley, 70 for richmond. the at 7489 for but 82 for napa building on these for the early part of the week. now 86 for santa rosa. more 80's heading down south with 73 from mill valley. here you have it in the seven-day forecast. we warm up tuesday. here's the turn. the fronts about here as we see temperatures retreat and maybe have to put some raindrops and that may be there. if we start to see some rain developed. >> for your health this morning. it's been 20 years since september 11th attacks across the country. people are finding ways to honor the victims and reflect on the day in that attack. 343 new york

firefighters selflessly gave their lives in the world trade centers. our health expert walk is here with a way to never forget our fallen firefighters and a way to benefit our own health as well. karen, good morning to you. good morning. talk to me about the stair climb. i saw several friends at home doing stair climbs yesterday. there is a national stair climb, though, next month. right. well, it's actually going on now all across the country. so it is the the 9.11 memorial stair climb and it is a way to honor the the firefighters that lost their lives. >> so what it involves is climbing 110 flights of stairs to symbolize the 110 flights stairs that are in the world trade center. so it's quite an and it's happening live in

washington. dc new york pennsylvania, washington state, texas but not in california but there are ways to participate even though you're not live in and a state that part that has a life of that. i know that yesterday here in san francisco, there was a stair that several people participated. and like you said, though, you don't necessarily have to be a part of a huge group to do what you can do it on your own. talk to me about. >> how to get involved. >> so you can actually participate virtually so you go you can go the stair climb, dot org and actually signed up with the group sent up individually signed up with the team stair master, which is the icon of a stair stair climbing equipment. they actually have a team. you can join a team or you could if you can't physically climb stairs, you could be a supporter and support somebody

else that's climbing. do you suggest adding a little bit of weight like hand weights or ankle to kind of symbolize the amount of gear that our firefighters were. >> carrying on 9.11. well, what they the i know the firefighters. they are wearing full gear. but what the firefighters that went up and the trade center. they were wearing about a 100 pounds of gear. >> because they were not only were they wearing their outfits, but they're carrying extra air packs their acts, you know, extra flashlight. so just imagine carrying a hunt that extra pounds up 110 flights of stairs. well, and i mean, stair climbing is is not necessarily the easiest of the workouts that you can do. but it is really good for your health to talk to us a little bit about those benefits. >> yes. so it is excellent source of training. now, what

i often hear is high. can walk on my treadmill for half an hour. no problem. they put me on the stair master, try to climb stairs in. i'm having a very difficult time and that's because stair climbing is a very vigorous activity it's a powerful form of walking because think about it. you are actually taking a step and having to hoist all your weight on one foot and then and then carried the next that oversee you're not only are you balancing, but then you're also having to work up against gravity. so and you are using 2 to 3 times more energy just to walk upstairs compared to walking on on a flat surface. and this really does help against middle age weight gain talking what men who climb 8 more flights today. how how do they benefit here. >> yes, so first of all, they found that if you climb 8 or more flights of stairs a day.

you reduce your mortality rate by 33%. so compare that to walkers. they found that walker's to people that walk 1.3 miles a day. they reduced mortality risk by 22%. so considerably more when you climb stairs and then they also fan. if you walk 2 minutes extra a day that you reduce that out offset that middle age weight gain. >> i feel like every time someone asks for, you know, just easy ways to get started on a on a weight loss think that it's always take the stairs when you can. and this is one of those examples. but like you said, some people don't necessarily have a little bit of a more difficult time. give us some tips on if you're just starting to try and do the stairs. what can due to make a little easier for you. >> well, first of all, if you do have a lot of weight that you're carrying that not start

the stairs yet because for every pound weight you carry. that's 4 pounds of weight on your needs and it even more when you're climbing the stairs. but when you start out just klein like one flight of stairs 2 flights of stairs and always make sure you're wearing good shoes. you know, if you're at work and wearing heels definitely change issues when you're walking up the stairs because you don't want to get injured. you know, doing the this activity. also try if you if you have a lot of stairs to climb. i would say just do one or 2, then get off and then take the elevator up. and and then what try not to grab the the handlebars and pull yourself up because it that's kind of cheating. yeah. so you want to make sure that you are, you know, keeping good excuse me. good posture and walking straight up and and not leaning forward. so. make sure you not trying to attack the stairs right after

lunch either. so hahaha give yourself a little bit of time to digest. yeah. again, if you want to go ahead and be a part of the national stair climb go to national stair climb dot org. it is going on now. >> they're raising funds for fallen firefighter karen, thank you so much for joining us and giving us a little bit of tips on how we can get ourselves started on the stairs. i think it's always a good thing. raitt you and you have until october 31st to get in. all your steps are here. >> you're walking. are you're running your biking. all those to all those things combined. you don't have to just climb the stairs to now. karen, thanks so much.

>> for morning news. a popular 5 k back in the bay area today. we've got a live report from the starting line. plus, election day, just 2 days away. governor newsom's latest efforts to get voters to say no to the recall and defend his campaign got details and a live interview with one of expert plus warnings from cal fire to stay prepared ahead of the peak. a wildfire season. stick with us. kron 00:00am morning news.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning >> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow i'm will tran and it is sunday. easy like sunday morning, haha nice. and it's going to be really nice out. i think today we've got some runners on the embarcadero this morning. so if you're headed into the city and felt like you're going to drive down the burke there. you might want to. >> i have a you cannot go from, say the ballpark to fisherman's work. yes, that direction is shut off. so.

>> you will run into some problems there. and davis far as the weather buckle up, right. i mean, it's going to get a little bit warmer today. yet today in the early part of the week. so stay. >> buckled in. so an ok. but you know, you would will start to slow down as we get to the end of the week and cool off. so again, you got to keep that buckle in there. so didn't change for all those temperatures. we have the fog going on this morning is start to burn off a little bit except along the coast and at the golden gate bridge which tends to hide out little bit of a breeze but not a whole lot of one. this is just a kind of an optical illusion from this location elsewhere. it's clearing up nicely as we see another warm day across the bay. we have 50's and 60's mixture across most of the real estate 56 this hour in san francisco got 50's up to the north bay 52 meanwhile, for half moon bay now for comparison sake around the water. it is a couple degrees cooler, but we're right on track inland. and today we're going to catch up toward our numbers were from yesterday as we warm up more. so 82 by high noon to 3 o'clock. we're talking 91. we're not done with those 90's yet. now i

know next couple of days will be seeing those in and a little cool off as we get towards the end of the week. and there's a little outside chance next weekend. we might get a little stray shower working in here. good news is that will come with any month soon. we'll know. well. >> kron. 4. is your local election headquarters and the gubernatorial recall election is just 2 days away. if you can believe that in the campaigning is really heating up as the hours tick away. tomorrow, president biden will campaign with governor newsom in southern california against the recall election. the governor has already made several stops in the bay area, including in oakland prom for sleep all has more. >> a you now >> governor gavin newsome saturday the center in oakland this is an enemy to this state before members of s e i u of 2015 hit the phones and knocked on doors urging voters to reject recalling the

governor tuesday, the eu made up elected democrats narrowing down what is at stake it's our governor. they're protected asked against covid the governor's opponents have criticized him for implementing masking and vaccination mandates but his supporters say he is taking necessary action has saved lives and livelihoods. this election is a matter of life and death public health is on the ballot. the governor defended his pandemic policies during a nearly 17 minute speech while also taking swings and conservative talk show host in 10 republican candidate larry elder, the only candidate he mentioned by name attacking his desire to eliminate minimum wage. downplaying the impacts of global warming and elders person he's he doesn't believe, for example. there's a glass ceiling it doesn't believe women have the right to attorney lee. he doesn't believe women are even has

smart. >> as men. the governor says if everyone votes, the recall will fail vote. >> you know, believe to go from 4. no, no, no. >> larry elder, meanwhile, is making a last minute push for votes as well. he's going to be at an event in los angeles today. the leading republican gubernatorial candidate will hold a press conference at the lux hotel on sunset actress rose mcgowan is expected to be joining him. and according to a tweet posted by elder mcallen will be detailing how governor gavin newsom's wife attempted to bribe and silence her from speaking out against harvey weinstein's abuses. in oakland shooting suspects hit and oakland police car on 85th avenue after the crash. but the driver and the passenger were arrested after officers found 2 guns at the scene. >> the officer was taken to the hospital to recover from the crash and has since been

released. police did not release any details on what led up to the shooting. >> happening right now. runners are getting ready for the return of the giant race along the embarcadero in san francisco had to be shut down last year because of covid. but it's back, although a smaller shorter version set a 10 k it's 5 k. >> the barcode joining us live now from willie mays plaza in front of oracle park with more come eli can see people are still just kind of rolling out with those starting start >> yeah. you will it almost looks like a game day out here everyone's decked out giants gear orange, you know, the colors of the team and 2000 people are participating in this race, but it's a little different compared to years past. take a look at this video. this is i think beginning of when the race started. it kicks off here at oracle park at the willie mays

gate. they do lack a loop inside the stadium. come back out to the embarcadero run to the ferry building and then back here at the ballpark. that sounds even exhausting for me to say the giant race it happened last year because of covid. but this year organizers made a few changes it's normally a weekend long event this year. it's only one day and that footprint is smaller there's usually a 10 k and kids race. but this year they're only focusing on the 5 organizers have also implemented a new start line procedure in its stack or so. about 200 people are able to start the race every 5 minutes. and this allows for more distance and space between the runners are recommended to wear face coverings and be vaccinated. however. >> it's not mandatory organizers tell me that this is the first traditional 5 k here in the city the pandemic began. so a lot of people are excited to be out here. but i will say some drivers will not

be that happy avoid the embarcadero if you can this morning. >> the roads are blocked off here on 3rd street all the way to the ferry building where the runners are going. so if you can just the area back to you. >> it's a good sign at least things are slowly but surely getting back to normal seeing all the people. and you're right, camille. it does look like game day and the giants first in major league baseball. so go giants to on that. alright thanksgiving over that live report. >> coming up here on the couple morning news trouble with san francisco's famous cable cars why they are out of service today. >> plus the peak wildfire season is right around the corner. the warning from cal fire for all of us to stay prepared.

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>> 10 here on this sunday morning and vta light rail service is expanding today. service is going to expand to include the entire blue line. that's from a point all the way to santa teresa. meanwhile, the green line service is currently operating from old ironsides to the dear don, this one is expected to be back in full operation some time soon. free fares were scheduled to end today. but those are going to continue for the light rail through the end of the month. so if you want to ride for free. now's your chance light rail service was not running for months following the employee mass shooting that killed 9 co-workers, but they're slowly but surely start. back into service. unfortunately,

though, over in san francisco cable cars remain an operative. this weekend. according to sfmta due to an electrical issue at the barn cable cars have been replaced with limited bus service on all lines until further notice. however, as if says the f market historic streetcars from the castro to fisherman's wharf. those are operating. if you wish to ride that instead. no word on when the cable cars will be back in service. well. >> the uss tripoli has arrived in san francisco ahead of fleet week. the ship brings about 1100 sailors to the area. the uss tripoli is on the navy's newest and cbs assault ship this week. the ship and her crew will participate in the annual defense support to civil authorities, exercise which will highlight the unique humanitarian and a disaster relief capabilities of the worship usually the exercise happens during actual fleet week, but they're doing it to doing it early to accommodate all agencies. this year. fleet

week is back and it is set for october 4th through the 11th forward to >> powerball jackpot continuing to grow last night's drawing was worth an estimated 400, 9 million dollars with the cash value of 295 million. as of this morning, though, no one's come forward with the winning numbers. if you want to check your tickets. those numbers are 2031 3840 and 49 powerball number was 21. the odds of winning the powerball jackpot one in 200 92 million. but boy, oh boy. what i would do for that. cash. i don't get into until gusts up to about a mister cash out. there are one lump all one loved i i know what to do with the cash like dave and over again. if you don't see dame off the committed all be good for you. dave. >> 82 expected high noon, thanks by the way. it looks

like about 3 o'clock 91 going on. we'll see more 90's early part of the week than the latter portion. we flip it over a little bit of a longer range forecast mo

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come as close as you can come to winning the lottery one number off. i think i'm the most taiwan unlike scratch offs is probably like 5 bucks and it was exciting. for one offer. some i got about a $1000 because we've got time about other about 3rd. 30 people also came within one number. i'm as close as you they divvy it up to all those folks wow. i has 9 million dollars. i just left college. i bought a lottery ticket. >> so why doesn't it, dave doesn't do easily once wait for the us 22 and you staring at 9 million dollars and you're off by when i hear you, i i'm think i'm betting on a not a good forecast for today, warming. we're upping apart a little bit. we are. yeah. getting into some of the lower 90's here venturing into more pieces of real estate off to the far east bay a little bit up in the north bay to golden gate bridge is still the typical fog going on. but right above us, of course, much drier and warmer as she goes temperature checked thus

far. we're already up to 70 antioch. >> meanwhile, east bay shoreline in the 50's. scratching 60 around oakland up to the north bay. by the way, we've got the 50's and for runners downtown 56 in san francisco. so feeling pretty good. our reporter has the jacket on, too. so it will cool to start things off. we like that kind of in our backyard, we have some scattered clouds were working up here in the north bay looks pretty good for today. overnight are getting into overnight rather should stay fairly we'll have that typical fog again. redeveloping along the coast and along the east bay shoreline to about tuesday. but we're going in the warming phase for the early part of the week. now. so here's how it all breaks down. got some 90's that returning didn't get him yesterday in your inland to get him probably today. then early in the week. reaching the mid 90's by tuesday. tuesday is the pink the peak rather the zenith and then near 70's happened at the coast. then we flipped backward as we start to see more fronts come our way. there's one that's expected towards the end of the week or weekend. and this is good because unlike its predecessor

last week. this won't have the monsoon to deal with air. so to have its own moisture and maybe perhaps get a few little showers net. but cool us off at any cost. 68 san francisco. some early scattered clouds mild 73 oakland 82 san jose. so the 80's have returned in the south bay. but there are those lower 90's off to the far east bay and 80's. meanwhile, up to the north bay got a little bit of green hanging around the peninsula here. 65 expected for half moon bay. we'll get more into this in your 4 zone forecast. and check out that extended as well. well, if we have an update on the caldor fire. a little bit of good news to pass along to you. those evacuation orders. well. >> they're now warnings as the caldor fire gets closer and closer to containment and eldorado county. but authorities are still warning people to be careful as they head back home. the fire this morning as 65% contain and during the past several weeks and it's been burning out of control. it has chewed up 218,000 acres and destroyed

just over a 1000 buildings. but closer and closer to containment. but remember, containment does not mean it is out. means it's not spreading anymore. >> the dixie fire north of paradise meanwhile, still burning in 5 different counties. nearly 2 months after this one started. it's been burning for quite a while. it is 65% contained this morning. so that's at least pretty good. it's burned more than 960,000 acres, though. a lot of acreage burned, a little more than 1300 buildings have been destroyed. several evacuation orders and warnings, though, up in lassen county have been downgraded over the last week. so some positive news there, of course, as these destructive wildfires continue to burn across the state. there. our new warnings about more fires to come as we head into the fall. this just might be a tease because the worst of the fire season supposed to be this month, next month and heading into november as well. >> eytan wallace explains why cal fire officials say it's now more important than ever for all of us to be ready.

>> greg lundquist surveying the destruction left behind by the bridge fire and the auburn state recreation area, an area he frequents often. >> you know, it's like a moonscape. >> the fire started just after noon on sunday, sending thick smoke into the sky and leading the placer county sheriff's office to evacuate about 500 people from neighboring communities nearby foresthill bridge was temporarily closed. now that the area is back open on quest stopped by to see this first hand. so is devastating because it's like it's like life and death. and just looks like death. you know, while the bridge fire was small in size compared to the caldor and dixie fire is responsible for the destruction of more than 2000 structures. the bridge fire did leave a path of destruction. you can see what the bridge fired into this hillside off forest hill road. all that's left. >> lacking the terrain and cal fire says if conditions do not improve californians should expect more to talk to wildfires in the coming months. >> we are definitely on pace

to where we were last year, which was the record of the most acres burned and one of the most destructive fire in california history. and historically it is september and october when we experience our largest or most damaging wildfires. so unfortunately we still have many more months of peak fire season ahead of us. and that's why he says it's especially important to be ready. should the next big fire strike near you is fires. do not burn like they maybe did 10 years ago. they're very fast-moving or the evacuation early preparedness. those are the critical messages right now. >> in the meantime, lundquist hope's mother nature will help out rain. we have a little bit of rain last night. we could use a mark in placer tom wallace. >> for morning news football is the forty-niners kick off their season on the road today. we're going to preview the matchup against the lions. california! all of our homes share power. but heat waves can stretch our supply to its limits.

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>> the nfl season. now underway. forty-niners kick off their first game on the road this morning. they're facing the detroit lions. we've got now how much time you one hour, 36 minutes and 10 seconds before kickoff in motown. we. >> now head coach kyle shanahan and quarterback jimmy g they will run the offense. but on defense, the head coach of that the defensive coordinator demeco ryans he's in charge and he and his players, including superstar

fred warner. they're ready to take on the lions offense. >> just because the state says it's bigger. it's regular season. let's make this huge deal. no, it's going to be exact the lifers and obviously it all for us know that it's a lot of turnover over there. so it's kind of, you know, see things go in 1st half of the just quarterly. here's the thing. no. al. they have jared goff dow. so he's brand new to the lions. so there's really no game film with him. >> with his new team so that they have to over a pair. but that's okay. kickoff for sunday's game as i mentioned, one probably 35 minutes from now and 30 seconds at 10 o'clock this morning from detroit. the raiders. they are not playing today. that's because they are playing tomorrow against the baltimore ravens. it's going to be the first home game with fans allowed in the stands of the raiders. new stadium in. >> las vegas and for fans going to that game. they're going to have to show proof vaccination. it is still weird. i don't care what

anybody says to call them las vegas raiders. the oakland raiders as far as i'm concerned, we have madison kimbro with the details. >> it's the first home game. but it's also the first since the raiders announced their vaccine mandate for fans may through all of that is a concern as his parking. the key plan ahead and leave early as for the mandatory vaccination requirement raiders. president dan didn't really is proud to be implementing this plan and feels that monday will have a safer atmosphere because of it. >> we think the environment's going to be safe and friendly. and we think that everybody will enjoy what they've missed for a year. the ability to come to the game celebrate with their friends feel safe not only for themselves but the person sitting next to them. then trailing also added that as for those who aren't vaccinated. the option is there this weekend at allegiant to get the shot along with on game day. and for those who get their first shot. they will be allowed entry into the game with a mask >> that was madison kimbro reporting for us. kickoff for monday night football between

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morning. we're streaming the stone or welcome back here to 4 morning news 8.30 on this sunday. taking a live look out in the bar carry all the little runner. there you go. that's what we were talking about earlier, right. so that might be part of the 5 k or, you know, come on. san francisco a normal runner. you. i don't know. just walked that back no lbj a packed with him. that's true. but there's there's some good people. >> people just people running to yeah, looks not count looks nice for this morning to run on the embarcadero dave. that's moratorium, by the way, doctor frank, thank you. they're going to be headwind, turn the lights that breezy out. such event of the trees are shaken too much. so we're pretty cool there. yeah. and temperatures the upper 50's for right now in the city won't get too too warm. but you know, those inland valleys. >> yeah. temperatures will be sliding. hello. nice to see you. and we have overcast skies going on at half moon bay as well with all of this. so that will clear out to mostly sunny skies as we get into the afternoon hours. but here you can see the fog patch

right below covering up the bay in the east bay shoreline. there's the shrubbery here. our shot from u c berkeley and up. you can see aloft. they're the clear blue skies at the ballpark today similar to yesterday's the oakland a's do battle against the rangers. one. '07, game time. temperatures this go around the lower 70's coupled with not as much the way of winds out of the northwest at around 5 currently, we proud 70 off towards antioch. that's the warm spot. 60 for san jose. still seeing some 50's along the east bay shoreline with 56 this hour. san francisco breaking your day down. look, still a little overcast from the fog going on in the bay bridge toll plaza 82 at high noon to 3 o'clock. we're talking 91. those could be some more 90's in this forecast early in the week coming up in a bit. walk you through it. in the long range as well as the 4 zone. well will. >> a big story we're following this morning president joe biden issued executive orders to require covid-19 vaccinations for all federal

workers. health care workers and teachers. but some republicans, the threatening to sue the biden administration over the new vaccine requirements. and noel, he's almost daring them to go and do it. >> anna wiernicki has more from washington, dc. >> president joe biden has a message for anyone who wants to challenge his lead. us vaccine requirements on thursday president biden laid out a new plan to require more americans to be vaccinated under president biden's plan all said or a workers will be required to get the covid-19 vaccine and employees of large companies must also get vaccinated or undergo regular testing. >> all employers about a 100 employees. the need to get vaccinated or tested a minimum of once per week white house covid response coordinator jeff zients supports the president's tough approach to reduce the spread of the virus to protect workers and the american people and. >> accelerate our path out of this pandemic. but the

president's plan immediately drew criticism from republicans, including kansas senator roger marshall. this is violating our constitutional rights. marshall says any vaccine mandate should be up to individual states to decide not the president. this should be a 10th amendment issue with the the state's power supersedes the federal government's. i think it is appropriate, but virginia democratic senator mark warner says he expects many to support the president's call the overwhelming majority. >> of businesses local governments, health care systems universities. know we have to do this. giant says the department of labor will handle enforcement of the new requirements once they roll out in the coming weeks. >> in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> the biden administration also has a new initiative to get more people tested for covid as well. white house officials say in order to provide better access to covid tests. top retailers like walmart and amazon will have to sell rapid covid tests and

up to a 35% discount for the next 3 months at home tests include nasal swabs, saliva tests and more. but despite them being available at major retailers supply still very limited at this time when family owned pharmacy owner says the demand is because more people are wanting to leave their homes again. >> want to go back at the same time you don't want to get exposed going to hospital a clinic setting where there's a chance that there are like most people on them. there's a chance that he's going to convince infected. >> pharmacies are hopeful the biden's new plan will help stock their inventories with more covid tests in the months ahead. pediatric doctors are seeing more children with covid in recent weeks. doctors say many of these kids will go on to develop long-haul symptoms. those lingering symptoms from the virus will likely include headaches, fatigue and muscle aches while those conditions are vague and just kind of comment about that. they should still be checked out by your doctor just in case.

>> yeah. all the kids from the first and second wave in all of got admitted to the hospital. i see that many a week now getting admitted to the hospital to symptoms are something that are impacting your child. it's it's important that you get in, talk to your healthcare provider about so that they can help decide is this normal. >> right now only kids 12 years and older are able to get vaccinated. doctors say long haul symptoms are much less common in kids who are vaccinated. >> pfizer, meanwhile, is seeking approval for its coronavirus vaccine in children between ages 5.11 years old right now. vaccines as we just mentioned, only approved for kids, 12 and older emergency use authorization for the pfizer vaccine could mean all school aged kids could be eligible for the shots soon. emergency use authorization requires companies to submit 2 months of safety data on trials versus 6 months required for

full approval by the fda federal regulators could approve pfizer's request by the end of october. >> in some national news now lights beamed from the former world trade center site in new york city last night. absolutely breathtaking. when you look at it marking 20 years since the 9.11 terror attacks official ceremonies, of course, were held earlier in the day at the site of the attack. >> including in new york at the pentagon in washington, dc and in shanksville, pennsylvania, many local ceremonies were also held to remember the 2,977 lives last 20 years ago and those beams of light really do just take your breath away when you see it, they reach miles into the sky, they do it every year as you know, noel. this year because of the milestone. it was just. >> someone hacked idea. absolutely. >> the fbi has released the first of what is expected to be several documents related to the 9.11 terror attack investigations and the

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>> when you think japanese food sushi might come to mind. for me. it's spicy tuna roll. but there's so much more to their cuisine on this morning's dine and dish kron four's vicki liviakis takes us back to rintaro for a top rated taste of japanese street food right here in the bay area. >> it's a serene slice of japan in san francisco's mission. the critically-acclaimed rintaro services. she me. but it's not a typical sushi so a japanese kind of street food. you go is our server and tour guide this evening in the courtyard with chef is firing up the real

person, not tory e it's a real it's the soul food. >> pretty diverse menu. everything from sushi to you, kind of got that story and other street food type stuff. and also i grew my parents had to get 3 restaurant independent like this is will meet you to have like being yeah, this like being home yet. >> rintaro serves house made silk eat fresh tofu noodles are made by hand. this fresh salad with duck and plums as california inspired dish feels without being like over the you might order up the whole was fried local put raleigh or stick with wild things stand the side you can always sick on japanese inspired cocktails and what are we a lemon soda. >> as they would say in pie. land of east meets west in san

francisco. vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> a little bit of a warm-up in store for us. pick in those inland valleys. we're looking at lower 90's going on. this just hurts a little bit of a minor trend in the early part of the week. going to everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - a breakthrough immunotherapy

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k that's going on. it's nice and cool out there i tell you what, though, when we get back or at least when i get back its barbecue weather and i live inland day. so it's going to be shy. do it in the shade. >> what barbecue in the shame. i guess that's pretty the whole yard campy. but sure, i for. i do like, you know, over me. so i don't mike ross you. i told you my friend certainly don't need check on okay. that's i would you get a whole lot of freckles because that's, you know, ladies want to pick your cheeks. yeah, we do have a plenty of sunshine going on today. will sew a dress. the part lower 90's going on inland sfo no delays this morning. >> and looks like just a little bit of leftover fog us. but the clear out there. so looking pretty good for your sunday. we're up in those temperatures ever so slightly. that will take care of the early part of the week. the latter portion of the week. what's most interesting things we might maybe see some rain trying to work in here a little bit. i some sprinkles perhaps the best we can freeze it for now. we'll see the

models can flip-flop on us that we do know we're cooling, though. and we do know that the monsoon is held at bay. so it's a decent type of rain. if we get it. we've got upper 50's going on along the east bay shoreline 70 for antioch up to the north bay. we've got 50's, of course, for the runners and everything's 56 san francisco. 60. meanwhile, san jose had some scattered clouds going on in the north bay that clears out. we're mostly sunny for the day today and the marine layer develops yet again for fog expected tomorrow morning. so the same kind of drill. but temperatures continue to climb the next few days until we get towards the end highs today were approaching that century. mark again in central valley. upper 90's just a couple degrees striking range from 168 we'll do it for a high san francisco 87 san diego 74 for la x and big bear even coming in at 79 up in the hills. so going forward. look at this in the 4 corner states. nothing like that. here comes that front. it looks delicious from here, doesn't it. so as we get closer to winter. hopefully

these fronts will be much more fortified with marine moisture to give us some action here because we could certainly use it, but at least it will correct our temperatures heading into the weekend. what remains to be seen is will be able to snag any raindrops from that as we head into next weekend. checking out your 4 zone forecast for your sunday 68 will do it for san francisco mid 60's out towards the coast by tuesday. we're bumping those close to 70 now they side along the peninsula mid 70's to lower 70's down south and 80 here there 82 for redwood city san carlos 8376 mountain view milpitas 83 but 91 for morgan hill, 88 for los gatos and 83 for cupertino east bay shoreline to the south at about 80 tri valley. here we go. lower 90's going on up to walnut creek 92 along with conquered 70 for berkeley, 70 for richmond allay complements of a good onshore wind a bit here. 7489 for fairfield 82 goin on for nap and 86 for santa rosa warming trend continues next couple of days. we get up to around 93. so will be very

warm in the inland valleys back to the 80's as we finish off the weekend again gets interesting next week see if we have put some raindrops on there. noel well. >> kron 4, is your local election headquarters and the gubernatorial recall election. just 2 days away, if you can believe that tomorrow, president biden will be campaigning with governor newsom against the recall effort. i believe they'll be in los angeles or someplace in southern california tomorrow. joining us now is our political analyst michael yaki with more. good morning, michael. >> good morning. well, i know, i don't i'll do it. >> we're doing pretty good. we know we've got a big sigh head of cited 2 days to i say we've got a big day ahead of us. tuesday is going to be a long one for us here. obviously we're going to be at different polling centers all across the bay michael, i think this morning we were kind of talking. it seems like obviously the big guns have really been coming out for this. we've got president biden coming tomorrow. kamala harris was here last week

we've been ads from president obama after president right. do you think all of this is enough for the governor to keep his seat. >> if you believe the polls and i think there's good reason to do that. i think looking at all training for good news for governor newsome to survive the recall. i think that the latest public policies to people headed out over 60%. we're voting no. and you know things are going for the recall effort went the candidates are pretty certain talked fraud that that so-called, you know, if the real thing that doesn't really exist. but nevertheless, larry elder start to talk about widespread ballot fraud. so that's an indication that knows he's in deep trouble. >> speaking of trouble, a lot of the candidates against the governor. are they saying that he's not coming at you with a strong platform that he's basically saying vote no or

die. what was your thoughts on that strategy by governor newsome. >> well, in many respects this isn't a campaign. this is people trying to take is from him and. in any campaign you tailor it to what you think is going to work best in here. he was situation where you have a number of different candidates, none of whom. have dealt with the pandemic in a meaningful way. one. the leader. it seems to be on the exact opposite trumpian and of how you would deal with the pandemic. so i think it's i think it's fair the fact that they're saying that he doesn't come out with the platform will he's kind of not running for reelection. you're trying to say he's a qualified to be in office and they have to make that case and they may have had that very early on in the campaign. but since the rise of larry elder and the way he all the oxygen out of the republican message that's aurned much more into something that they that the republicans did not want to see which is a replay of 2020. we hammering the same old

themes about about the dangers of vaccine mandates about you. elders comments in the that that could be construed such mystic. all those things that go toward the base and appealing to the base that does not win you statewide elections in california. >> when it comes to i mean, like you said, larry elder obviously has been the the biggest threat to governor newsom at this point to any of the other republicans even stand a chance of this. >> now now and and. you know, it's interesting that that elder is cited. well, in order to win. i must win among the republicans. but that's not how you going to win a recall. yes, you know, so what he's done is he's tailored his message to the trump base and again, right now he's doing that again by talking about potential ballot fraud. it's all about trying to activate that same group of that. group is a minority voters in the

city, california and the more the he does that, the more the he reminds people that this is very trumpian. the more likely people are going to be voting no independence will serve 40 know like next population will start voting know all the all that all the critical areas that he had potential 2 months ago are evaporating because he saved the turn. hard to the right and doubling down is just not going to get him where he needs to be in today's while and it all depends on the turnout, though as well. for democratic voters, right, that they would need to really turn out and make sure that they get there. >> ballots and when it caught comes to the turnout so far. are you surprised by the numbers currently. >> none at all. i think that the fact that the democrats are outperforming republicans. it by the registration numbers alone where 46% of the electorate 58%. other ballots coming in. they're a trend with about 2018 2018 election

that 2020 which still pretty good for this kind kind of election if those trends continue. it's very bad news for the people who want to the do the recall now, if the ballots just stopped flowing that the secretary of state says, well, basically in the middle of last week. we got no more ballots. it's all about turnout on tuesday that could be the one wild card that could make this a very interesting and possibly close race. beginning tuesday. you're going to see a lot of votes coming early as if they're going to be democratic votes. and then as that as the polls start to report, there's going to what's called a redshift because republicans are more likely to vote on election day. so whether that redshift is enough to offset the blue search from the mail in ballots. i mean, that's what that's what this is going to be really all about and why i'll be working election night. the kron to talk about all michael that's what i was going to say save your voice

will need you monday. tuesday. wednesday and if any curve out there, maybe even thursday. so save your voice. >> and all that, you know, late tuesday watch us tuesday night. kron 4 definitely. michael yaki as always, a pleasure to have you on. >> we'll be right back.

>> still ahead here in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news a popular 5 k back in the bay area today. we've got a live report from the start line. plus, election day, just 2 days away as we were just talking about. we're keeping track of governor newsom's whereabouts and larry elder's final push for votes. also warnings from cal fire to stay prepared ahead of the peak of wildfire season. stick with us. kron 4 morning news co

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 9. >> seen as the men are all of us. there were a fair got an hour left here on the kron 00:00am morning news. thanks for joining us. i'm noelle bellow from will tran is sunday september 12 finish line. i try to sneak that in noel. >> because we have a race. yes, the 5 k happening on the embarcadero. this morning. we'll have a live report from there in just a bit. but first, we want to get you a check of your forecast and see what these runners are dealing with this morning. a day. >> good morning, guys. good morning, everybody should be. we have some morning fog this kind of clearing out pretty nicely across most of the bay, although around the golden gate. a kind of hovers just a little bit and we'll see temperatures a little warmer all locations this afternoon as it starts off a little warming trend for the early part of the week that will

flip, though, towards the end. we hoping to maybe get morris crowds. a couple raindrops. if we get lucky right now, here's what we're looking at for right it is overcast at half moon bay that usually takes a while to kind of clear out a little bit and that the golden gate bridge as well. that overcast appearance here temperature check. we have 70 for got the mid 60's off to the east bay north bay 57 santa rosa 62 for napa. around the water's edge. it's couple degrees. trailing from where we were this time from yesterday. a slightly warmer inland 87 at 1 o'clock at 4 o'clock. we're at 92 again. a little bit of a warming trend for the early part of the week. i'll have your forecast coming up in a bit. we'll dave, you know, let's also heating up the recall election, right. we are your elections headquarters and the recall election. >> just 2 days away. that's right. governor gavin newsome. >> is going to be joined by president biden tomorrow he's going to be campaigning down in southern california. against the recall effort. the governor. he's already made several stops here in the bay area, including oakland over this weekend. kron four's

phillipe djegal has little bit more. >> a you now >> governor gavin newsome saturday the center in oakland this recall is an enemy to this state before members of s e i u of 2015 hit the phones and knocked on doors. urging voters to reject recalling the governor tuesday, the eu made up elected democrats narrowing down what is at stake. it's our governor. they're protected asked against covid the governor's opponents have criticized him for implementing masking and vaccination mandates. but his supporters say he is taking necessary action has saved lives and livelihoods. this election is a matter of life and death. public health is on the ballot. the governor defended his pandemic policies during a nearly 17 minute speech while also taking swings and conservative talk

show host in 10 republican candidate larry elder, the only candidate he mentioned by name attacking his desire to eliminate minimum wage. downplaying the impacts of global warming and elders person he's he doesn't believe, for example. there's a glass ceiling it doesn't believe women have the right to attorney lee. he doesn't believe women are even has smart. >> as men. the governor says if everyone votes, the recall will fail vote. >> opening up a leap to go from 4 go >> meanwhile, larry elder is making his last minute push for votes at an event in los angeles today. the leading republican gubernatorial candidate is set to hold a press conference at the lux hotel on sunset actress rose mcgowan is actually expected to join him today. according to a tweet posted by elder mcallen is going to be detailing how governor gavin

newsom's wife attempted to bribe and silence her from speaking out against harvey weinstein's abuse as we're going continue to follow all things the recall election over this next couple of days. we've got full team coverage on election night starting at 05:00pm our crews will be all over the state as the results come in, we're going to also have a special edition of inside bay area politics with our panel of political experts make sure you look for our live reports from candidate headquarters all over the state. again, tune in kron 4 election night tuesday, september 14th well, well, another story that we're following in oakland shooting suspects hit and oakland police patrol car on 85th avenue. you can see right there just t-boning the police officer. >> after the crash both the driver and the passenger. they were arrested after officers found 2 guns at the scene. the officer was taken to the hospital to recover from the crash. good news is since been released. so no longer in the hospital this morning. police

did not release any details on what led up to the shooting. and take a look at this. this is a sideshow in san jose. they're trying to crack down on this. but it continues to happen. >> more than 100 cars gathered in the area of park avenue and was way. >> after officers shut it down 205 tickets were given out 3 cars were towed and they made actually one arrest. police said the side show lasted about 35 minutes before police officers came through. they blocked all the traffic lanes box them in pretty much, which is why they were able to issue the tickets and then makes that one arrest. >> vta light rail service expands today. service is expanding to include the entire blue line. now that's going from bay point to santa teresa the green line service, though, is currently operating from old ironsides to the deer in on that one is expected to be back in full operation sometime soon. they haven't really given an exact date on

that one. you can still ride for free as well on the vta light rail is all scheduled to end today. but free rides will continue through the end of the month. light rail service as you may remember, was not running for the last several months following the employee mass shooting there that killed 9 co-workers in san francisco. meanwhile, cable cars remain an operative this weekend. according to sfmta due to an electrical issue at the barn cable cars have been replaced with limited bus service on all of its lines until further notice. sfmta also says the f market historic streetcars. however, from castor to fisherman's wharf. those are operating. if you wish to ride that. no word on when the cable cars are going to be back in service. >> what is back in service fleet week. we're getting very close the uss tripoli has arrived in san francisco ahead of fleet week. the ship brings about 1100 sailors to the area. the uss tripoli as the navy's newest and city s assault ship this week. the ship and her crew will participate in the annual

defense support of civil authorities exercises which will highlight the unique humanitarian aid and disaster relief capabilities of that worship. now, usually the exercise happens during the actual fleet week, but they're doing it a little bit earlier this year to accommodate all agencies this year. good news. it was shut down last year, but it is back fleet week, october 4th through the 11th, i'm sure is going to come back in just stronger than ever. so get your lawn chairs ready for the marine. love that by yeah. those cool performances in the air. absolutely love them. >> coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news. >> football's back forty-niners kicking off their season on the road this morning. less than an hour until kickoff will a preview. the matchup against the lions. 53 minutes to haha. plus the fico wildfire season is right around the corner. the warnings from cal fire for all of us to get right.

>> 9.10, year nfl season underway now and the forty-niners kick off their first game on the road. this morning. 50 minutes for now. miniature facing the detroit lions site and then coach kyle shanahan and quarterback jimmy g jimmy g will be under center for now, but he might bring in trey lance as the day moves on. we'll just have to wait and see. >> now the forty-niners defense, they have to prepare for new lions team because matthew stafford no longer there. so they have to do a

lot of homework, the coaches on the team say they will be ready. here's fred warner talking about the new offense. >> just because the state says it's bigger. it's it's regular season. this may be this huge deal. >> no, it's going to be exact the lines resent office. it all for us know a lot of turnover over there. you know, see how things go in 1st half. but just quarterly. >> kickoff for sunday's game between the niners lions 10 o'clock this morning. get yourselves ready? keep watching us until exact start. you can the raiders. you can't watching today no matter how badly you want to and that's because they are off today. they're playing tomorrow. >> against the baltimore ravens. it's going to the first home game with fans allowed in the stands of the raiders. new allegiant stadium there in las vegas and these fans have to show proof of vaccination before their let into the stadium kickoff. >> for monday night football between the raiders and the ravens is set for 5.15 pm.

hello, dave. >> okay. we're looking at temperatures getting to the lower 90's. well, inland finding today. it's a little warmer in the early part of the week before we do a flip

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10 k and 5 k. i don't i can't do thank goodness is five-day conference. camila barco live at willie mae's plaza in front of oracle park camila nor i can do 5 or 10 k regular that needed to case. i get to came not even a 2 k's. my only run is runners to their 5 k. and right now the majority of them have crossed the finish currently oracle park and over here you can many of them are near the home late and that's where they are getting a few pictures and earning their medals. it was a huge turnout. 2000 people participated in the race which was different compared to years past today's race kicked off outside oracle park at the willie mays wait a little inside the stadium, came back out to the

embarcadero more ran to the very building. and now here they are earning their medals. the giant did happen last year because of covid. but this year organizers made a few it's normally a weekend event this year it's only one day and the footprint is smaller will said, it's usually a 10 k. and there's also a kids race. but this year. >> organizers only focused on 5 k also implemented a new sideline procedure. so it was and that means about 200 people or so that started off the race. every 5 minutes and not allowed or more distant and space between the runners they were recommended to wear face coverings and vaccinated. however, that was not mandatory organizers say that was the first by traditional 5 k in san francisco since the pandemic started. now back out live here. you can see that

the still baseball fields and many people came out here can almost look like in game day. everyone was decked out dion scare. but i did speak to some people and they said that they were relieved to be able to do this once more. >> well, back to you. it looks like a lot of fun out there. a lot of music i'm folks were enjoying the kind of cooler temperatures that they were dealing with there this morning. running in hot weather is not fun. yeah. and it was just the crowd and you want to keep up as amazing to watch. yeah, very, very dave, is it going to get a little bit warmer here in the city. well, yeah, it is. that shot was just beautiful and that the stadium this that was the you know, there was this wonderful not much the way of fog going on. really except again in the normal spots like the golden gate bridge. and at the coast. >> but again, that will clear out and temps will be bumping up. you know, up in than we're expecting those 90's to return. >> next couple of days will be around before we see a switch

towards the end of the week. i'll give you more of tumble feel we approach into next weekend. the progress thus far. we've popped already 74 for any off most of the east bay's in the 60's. freeman comes in at 5864, by the way, san jose and up in the north bay. a mixture of 60's and 50's and san francisco at 57 for this hour. we had some early clouds going on up in the north bay and should be mostly sunny for most of the region with the return of the marine layer and the fog again tomorrow morning. we play the same tape again tomorrow and just build on our highs a little bit by a few degrees for the next couple of days before the midweek flip, by the way, there's no watch changer at sfo, no delays this morning for today. again, mostly sunny going on here. we're going to be pushing some more 90's. well inland and then early into the week, we get up to the middle 90's with all of that going on before things change latter portion of the week. it will be mild late in the week. we'll be seeing some lower 80's at work here even well inland. but the thing we're really watching to see how this will happen is. there's a hint from the models

of seeing maybe a couple showers going on here. this is a different type of rain in the monsoon we had last go around in fact, the monsoon seems to be pretty much balled up and the 4 corner states away from us and not even developing there. so that's good news to go into this week. 68 san francisco 73 for oakland 82 san jose. yeah. the 80's are popping in the south bay again today, 80 also for fremont and hayward and well inland as you see over the east bay hills, lower 90's again, more 80's up to the north bay will go in and check in your 4 zone forecast. look at that extended coming up in just a bit. well. >> dave, more evacuation orders were reduced to warnings now as the caldor fire gets closer to containment eldorado county. but authorities are still telling people to be very careful as they head home. the fire 65% contained. so they're almost there. obviously still a lot of work to be done. keep in mind, remember contain does not mean out contain means. the fire is not spreading but still burning right now it has destroyed 218,000 acres and

destroyed 1000 buildings. the dixie fire and that's north of paradise is still burning in parts of 5 counties. nearly 2 months after it started that fire also 65% contained and but a lot more devastating. it has chewed up 960,000 acres and a little bit more than 1300 buildings have been destroyed. several evacuation of skews me evacuation orders and warnings in lassen county where the good news, they have been downgraded. >> now as those destructive wildfires continue to burn across the state. there's a new warning about more fires to come as we head further into fall. that's why cal fire officials say it's more important than ever to be prepared. the bridge fire up in auburn is a good example of this that fire started just after noon last sunday. it forced the placer county sheriff's office to evacuate about 500 people from neighboring communities and temporarily closed the foresthill bridge. now, while

the bridge fire is small in size compared to the caldor and the dixie fires. it did destroy more than 1000 structures. >> we are definitely on pace to where we were last year, which was the record of the most acres burned in one of the most destructive fire in in california history. and historically it is september and october when we experience our largest or most damaging wildfires. so unfortunately we still have many more months of peak fire season ahead of us. >> the bridge fire is 90% contained, but it burned 411 acres. still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news that there's some new movies in theaters to enjoy this sunday. really interesting one. >> that we want to hear about. we've got a review straight ahead.

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weekend. 9.24 here on this sunday morning. if you're looking for something to do later as a few new movies to see on the big screen. >> including one with oscar isaac and dean richards has a review of a 7 movie that might surprise you. >> this is just a fleeting you might want a piece of what i'm going to do. what is that? so think straight. >> it doesn't matter to me if you did something bad in your past. >> by far the best movie of

the week, if not one of the best of the year so comes to the polls. schrader directed the card counter starring oscar isaac four-time oscar nominee willem defoe and comedian tiffany haddish beautifully spreading her wings in 2 dramatic territory. it's a compelling revenge thriller about a mysterious loner card shark travel for the smaller casinos circuit with the system and a routine that he follows call for collecting his cash and sleeping off to the next small town. only this card player also has a mysterious guilt ridden history which is seeking justice dating back to when he was a soldier in iraq. the card counter work so well because of combination of multilevel storytelling and spot on direction that pulls you into the story and in great performances that are likely to be noticed come cad amiah wartime. and you've got a winner in this dean's list. b plus in theaters only take hand from director james wan up the conjuring and insidious

comes his latest what he calls a new kind of horror movie the pregnant heroine of this movie played by annabelle wallis is an abused wife who suffers visions of violent murders. >> following a home invasion and murder of her own husband who or what caused that murder and divisions is what powers this very blood-splattered story seed in theaters and on hbo. yes, 60 nicole. she >> need to do. >> who you want >> based on the hit west end musical comes the screen version of everybody's talking about jamie about a british teen who dreams of life on stage in particular as fierce and proud drag with full blown song and dance throughout its another coming of age story about being true to yourself despite not having 100% love and support from the people around you. it's a dean's list b on amazon prime video in

documentaries this week. there's blood brothers featuring never before seen interviews and footage. the extraordinary friendship and ultimate falling out between muhammad ali and malcolm x. it's new on netflix. hope you have a great weekend in chicago and dean richards.

>> welcome back here to the kron 00:00am morning news 9.30 just about here on this sunday morning. and we're still seeing a lot of fog there in san francisco. the good news is it's not smoke, though, because i remember last week it was peppered with a lot of smoke, it should be lifting and it should be pretty day today, right day peppered with yet to write for newspapers pepper. you got great wordsmith over there, ok. wow. the ideas just flow off his fingertips. okay. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. a little bit of fog to greet us this morning and we will go into the mostly sunny mode for everybody warming up in those inland valleys, though. >> for a couple of days just remind us we're still in the summer. at least we haven't reached the equinox thing. that's the only thing that remains. it's still the me the logical autumn technically so having said all that, this is what it looks like. the east bay shoreline. you can see clearing up nicely as the fog starts to peel away. what's

going on at the ballpark for the oakland a's versus rangers one. '07, game time. temps lower 70's. this is a little warmer effort that we saw from yesterday mostly sunny mild to almost warm a little northwest breeze at around 5 temperature. check word 74 for any auc. everybody else is pretty much into the 60's 50's cover a good piece of real estate as well. 57. meanwhile, for san francisco breaking day down for you today. we're starting to turn in the mostly sunny, the bay bridge toll plaza 86 at 1 o'clock at 4 92 coming up in a bit, of course, will be dancing in your 4 zone forecast and check out what's going on with the extended as well. well, and we'll dance and all right. thanks, dave. >> big story we're following this morning president joe biden issued executive orders to require covid-19 vaccinations for federal workers, health care workers and teachers across the country. no surprise here. there are many republicans they're threatening to sue the biden administration over the new vaccine requirements. the president is all but daring them to go ahead and do that. >> anna wiernicki has more

from washington, dc. >> president joe biden has a message for anyone who wants to challenge his lead. us vaccine requirements on thursday president biden laid out a new plan to require more americans to be vaccinated under president biden's plan all said or a workers will be required to get the covid-19 vaccine and employees of large companies must also get vaccinated or undergo regular testing. >> all employers about a 100 employees. need to get vaccinated or tested a minimum of once per week white house covid response coordinator jeff zients supports the president's tough approach to reduce the spread of the virus to protect workers and the american people and. >> accelerate our path out of this pandemic. but the president's plan immediately drew criticism from republicans, including kansas senator roger marshall. this is violating our constitutional rights. marshall says any vaccine mandate should be up to

individual states to decide not the president. this should be a 10th amendment issue with the the state's power supersedes the federal government's. i think it is appropriate, but virginia democratic senator mark warner says he expects many to support the president's call the overwhelming majority of. >> businesses local governments, health care systems universities. know we have to do this. giant says the department of labor will handle enforcement of the new requirements once they roll out in the coming weeks. >> in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> the biden administration also has a new initiative to get more people tested for covid as well. white house officials say in order to provide better access to covid tests. top retailers like walmart and amazon will have to sell rapid covid tests at up to a 35% discount for the next 3 months at home tests include nasal swabs, saliva tests and a lot more. but despite them being available

at major retailers. here's the problem. supply is very limited. one family owned pharmacy the owner of the pharmacy says the demand is because more people are buying those tests because they want to get out again. >> want to go back. at the same time you don't want to get exposed by going to a hospital a clinic setting where there's a chance that there are like most people on them. but sometimes that is going to convince infected. >> so ok, so he and other pharmacists. they're hoping that biden's new plan will help stock their inventories for more covid tests in the months ahead. pediatric doctors are seeing more children with covid in recent months. doctors say many of these kids will go on to develop long-haul symptoms. those lingering symptoms from the virus will include something like headaches, fatigue and muscle aches. while those conditions are vague and fairly common. they should still be checked out by their doctor. >> yeah. all the kids from the first and second wave in all of got admitted to the hospital. i see that maybe a

week now getting admitted to the hospital to symptoms are something that are impacting your child. it's it's important that you get in, talk to your healthcare provider about so that they can help decide is this normal. >> right now. only kids 12 years and older are eligible to get vaccinated. doctors say long haul symptoms are much less common in kids who are vaccinated as a purse to unvaccinated. >> pfizer, meanwhile, is seeking approval for its coronavirus vaccine in children between 5.11 years old as what was just saying, vaccines are only approved for children, 12 and older emergency use authorization for the pfizer vaccine could mean all school age kids could soon be eligible for the shots emergency use authorization does require companies to submit 2 months of safety data on trials versus the 6 months that will be required for full approval by the fda. federal regulators could be approving pfizer's request by the end of october. we have some breaking

news from overnight 2 men are dead after getting hit by a car on interstate 80. >> just west of university avenue in berkeley chp oakland says to drivers crashed into each other around one 30 this morning. the men then got out of their cars and started to argue in the middle of the roadway. that's when a mini cooper going eastbound hit the 2 of them while trying to avoid the crash. chp says the men were unresponsive when they arrived on scene, they appeared to have died from their injuries a female passenger that was with one of those drivers has been taken to the hospital for minor injuries. in national news lights beamed from the former world trade center site in new york city last night marking 20 years since the 9.11 terror attack. i had a lot of friends living in new york. put videos of these light beams last night, of course, ceremonies were held earlier in the day at the site of the attack, including in new york at the pentagon in washington, dc and in shanksville, pennsylvania,

many local ceremonies. of course we're also held to remember the 2,977 lives last 20 years ago. the fbi, meanwhile, has released the first of what's expected to be several documents related to the 9.11 terror attack investigations and suspected saudi support for the hijackers. the document that's been released describes contacts. the hijackers had with saudi associates in the united states. it does not, however, show any evidence the saudi government had a hand in the plot. the saudi government has denied any involvement in the attacks. the document is the first investigative records released since president joe biden ordered a declassification review of 9.11 materials last week. biden wants the justice department and other agencies to release what documents they can over the next 6 months. >> women in afghanistan can continue to study under universities, including post graduate levels, but they must do so in female only

classrooms and islam address is required for them to do so while they're studying the new taliban government made the announcement earlier today during the 1990's when the taliban was first in power, girls and women were denied an education and excluded from public life. the group has suggested they have changed, including their attitudes towards women. however, they have in recent days use violence against women, protesters demanding equal rights. as for education, the taliban says subjects being taught will be reviewed but did not or 8. exactly which subjects will be tight inside the classrooms. >> here at home. september is hunger action month and kron 4 news as well as our parent company nexstar. we're teaming up with feeding america the nation's largest domestic hunger-relief organization. now right here in the bay area. there are many organizations that are doing this day in and day out trying to put food on the table and that food the need kept going up and up because of the pandemic. kron four's. maureen kelly has more.

>> we decided to go because i lost my job. san jose resident, susan castellano says she found herself out of work when the bay area shut down back in 2020. the 34 year-old list of her 13 year-old daughter. 6 year-old son as well as her mother and stepfather, her stepfather was able to keep his job working for a landscaping company, but his paycheck could not stretch far enough for all of them in high price. a look on valley. the family struggled for several months before her mom found out via social media about second harvest of silicon valley food bank. >> having that food and our house. it was scenes just by seen my kids faces. it was. >> full of like law. >> after being unemployed for about a year. susan now has a new job as an administrative assistant. she says they're bimonthly trips to get groceries from the food bank help them terough a very tough time. you can maybe not pain are not getting but food it's

important and must be if you have >> home, it's like something really need to care about and bring it home because the kids tessa know if you have money are not says it is just one example of so many. >> so folks who found themselves out of work who recently struggling to be able to pay their rent, pay their bills and still afford food. and so we have had to literally double the amount of were provided. we're still serving on average close to half a million people. every single black relying primarily on donations and an army of volunteers. second harvest works with 300 nonprofit partners. >> giving away food at 900 distribution sites throughout santa clara and san mateo counties. well, the need for food has spiked dramatically during the pandemic the food bank ceo does not expect this demand to lessen. >> even as the economy begins to sputter back to life. now that the shutdown is over because for so many of our clients after being out of work for many months. they are

behind on their rent. they're behind on your bills. >> most of them had had to wipe out their savings entirely. we did a recent survey of our clients. it should. 57 1% of people had less than a $100 in savings. so if you can just imagine how hard it is to come back from that kind of economic setback. >> those at second harvest of silicon valley believe they will need to provide the same level of assistance for the foreseeable future. maureen kelly kron 4 news. here's what we want you to do now. scan the qr code that you see on your screen. >> it's going take you to more information on how to donate to our local food charities here in the bay area. also watch all month long. we're going continue highlighting these local organizations and the people who are making a difference in our days. >> okay. woman temperatures up a little bit inland as we see some of those 90's return to the far east bay that a check out your 4 zone forecast extended and t

>> 9.44 here on this sunday morning. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news we're getting close to the finish. yeah. a lot of people at oracle park they finished. they finish that that giant 5 k. i could not have done it. i was. i need to tell camila maybe we need to start training you can his chair. and i believe in you, i've done a 5 k before and i swore i'd never do it again. 5 k. i can do 10 k i'm hiring finish mean for the last 5 k dave, have you ever done a 5 k

that's 5,000 meters i don't think so. no, it's not in yeah. i 5,000 meters. maybe i have done that. i think i've had to do that my car was being worked >> you got to do your 5 best bet is that okay. this is going on as a foe little of that fog is starting to lift off. so we're going find follow me over here as we check out your temperatures here 74 going on for antioch at this hour. meanwhile. >> one the east bay shoreline keeping those temps into the 60's. here we go. 64%, jose. what a send-off in the tropics. this is mister nicholas just formed max winds at 40 looks like it's making a beeline in tropical storm strength for texas. time to watch is monday night on that max winds at that point about 60 dissipating in eastern texas later on with some heavier rains after that temperatures today and the central valley upper 90's to near 100. but what we're watching upstream. look how quite is in the 4 corner states is a front to drop south, not only cool us down,

maybe deliver us some rain that would be nice. wishful thinking on that 4 zone forecast for your sunday 68 for san francisco. we'll keep it in the lower to middle 60's along the coast 70's for the peninsula side, 70 foster city. 78 also palo alto but got some 80's here in the south bay as we do extend them to the east bay shoreline, tri valley. keep you in the lower 90's 92 for walnut creek and also conquered. meanwhile, the late host 74 82 for nap and 86 santa rosa warm for the next couple of days. and let's take a turn back to the 80's. looks like 82 on friday. new front gets here and hopefully that will deliver us maybe a couple little sprinkles. >> for your health this morning. it's been 20 years since september 11th attacks across the country. people are finding ways to honor the victims and reflect on the day in that attack. 343 new york firefighters selflessly gave their lives in the world trade centers. our health expert walk is here with a way to

never forget our fallen firefighters and a way to benefit our own health as well. karen, good morning to you. good morning. talk to me about the stair climb. i saw several friends at home doing stair climbs yesterday. there is a national stair climb, though, next month. right. well, it's actually going on now across the country. so it is the the 9.11 memorial stair climb and it is a way to honor the the firefighters that lost their lives. >> so what it involves is climbing 110 flights of stairs to symbolize the 110 flights stairs that are in the world trade center. so it's quite an and it's happening live in washington. dc new york pennsylvania, washington state, texas but not in california but there are ways

to participate even though you're not live in and a state that part that has a life of that. i know that yesterday here in san francisco, there was a stair that several people participated. and like you said, though, you don't necessarily have to be a part of a huge group to do what you can do it on your own. talk to me about. >> how to get involved. >> so you can actually participate virtually so you go you can go the stair climb, dot org and actually signed up with the group sent up individually signed up with the team stair master, which is the icon of a stair stair climbing equipment. they actually have a team. you can join a team or you could if you can't physically climb stairs, you could be a supporter and support somebody else that's climbing. do you suggest adding a little bit of weight like hand weights or ankle to kind of symbolize the

amount of gear that our firefighters were. >> carrying on 9.11. well, what they the i know the firefighters. they are wearing full gear. but what the firefighters that went up and the trade center. they were wearing about a 100 pounds of gear. >> because they were not only were they wearing their outfits, but they're carrying extra air packs their acts, you know, extra flashlight. so just imagine carrying a hunt that extra pounds up 110 flights of stairs. well, and i mean, stair climbing is is not necessarily the easiest of the workouts that you can do. but it is really good for your health to talk to us a little bit about those benefits. >> yes. so it is excellent source of training. now, what i often hear is is can walk on my treadmill for half an hour. no problem that put me on the stair master, try to climb stairs in. i'm having a very

difficult time and that's because stair climbing is a very vigorous activity it's a powerful form of walking because think about it. you are actually taking a step and having to hoist all your weight on one foot and then and then carried the next that oversee you're not only are you balancing, but then you're also having to work up against gravity. so and you are using 2 to 3 times more energy just to walk upstairs compared to walking on on a flat surface. and this really does help against middle age weight gain talking what men who climb 8 more flights today. how how do they benefit here. >> yes, so first of all, they found that if you climb 8 or more flights of stairs a day. you reduce your mortality rate by 33%. so compare that to walkers. they found that walker's to people that walk one 0.3 miles a day. they

reduced mortality risk by 22%. so considerably more when you climb stairs and then they also fan. if you walk 2 minutes extra a day that you reduce that out offset that middle age weight game. >> i feel like every time someone asks for, you know, just easy ways to get started on a on a weight loss think that it's always take the stairs when you can. and this is one of those examples. but like you said, some people don't necessarily are have a little bit of a more difficult time. give us some tips on if you're just starting to try and do the stairs. what can due to make a little easier for you. >> well, first of all, if you do have a lot of weight that you're carrying that not start the stairs yet because for every pound weight you carry. that's 4 pounds of weight on your needs and it even more when you're climbing the stairs. but when you start out

just klein like one flight of stairs, 2 flights of stairs and always make sure you're wearing good shoes. you know, if you're at work and wearing heels definitely change issues when you're walking up the stairs because you don't want to get injured. you know, doing the this activity. also try if you if you have a lot of stairs to climb. i would say just do one or 2, then get off and then take the elevator up. and and then what try not to grab the the handlebars and pull yourself up because it that's kind of cheating. yeah. so you want to make sure that you are, you know, keeping good excuse me. good posture and walking straight up and and not leaning forward. so. make sure you're not trying to attack the stairs right after lunch either. so hahaha yourself a little bit of time to digest. yeah. again, if you want to go ahead and be a part of the national stair climb go

to national stair climb dot org. it is going on now. they're raising funds for fallen firefighter karen, thank you so much for joining us and giving us a little bit of. >> tips on how we can get ourselves started on the stairs. i think it's always a good thing. raitt you and you have until october 31st to get in. all your steps are here. >> you're walking. are you're running your biking. all those to all those things combined. you don't have to just climb the stairs to now. karen, thanks so much.

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want to show you seven-day forecast real quick. 90 to 1990 9193 were hit. >> getting pretty hot here. 1st half of the week, but it will cool down by the last top. so enjoy the time outside. that fog has definitely cleared in the city. as you can see in this live shot from quite tower right behind us. absolutely beautiful. enjoy your sunday. thanks for joining us here. i'm noelle bellow and i will track. have a great sunday, everybody. cnn it.

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