deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us this morning. i'm will tran and i'm noelle bellow. it is. >> saturday, september 18th its coastal cleanup day. so folks are going to be outside picking up the trash off the off the beaches and staff will have a little bit more information on that just yet. and i think this is the last weekend for summer. correct. erica, it is the official last day of summer is going to be next wednesday. so this is the last weekend and it's going to be a cool saturday. temperatures a little lower versus what we saw yesterday.

>> and possibly some rain, especially for the north bay. we could see some showers starting to roll in later tonight. let's check in on our current satellite and radar right now. you can see to the north of us. a trough. that is bringing rain to. the state's above us as well as del norte county there. let's actually zoom n so this system is going to make its way to the southeast. so later this evening, humble county will be getting some showers and we see it here on future cast. this is just before 5 o'clock today and then it shifts down to the bay area the north bay will probably see the most from this system to our a quarter of an inch of rain at the most for the higher hills, the rest of the bay area, probably about a 10th of an inch of rain or less. so i wouldn't be surprised if parts of the south bay and east bay don't even get anything from the system as it's very weekend. we see it break away there around 11 o'clock tomorrow morning and it should dry up by the evening and then

temperatures after that, we'll be getting warmer. we i am picking up a fire weather watch. actually. i'll tell you more about that coming up later in the newscast. back to >> a shocking display of violence in broad daylight. vallejo police are investigating another deadly shooting in that city. this time the shooting happened outside the black bear diner kron four's. dan thorn has the story. this horrific scene played out here in the parking lot of this black bear diner. thursday afternoon. >> this unidentified man is now the 12th homicide victim in the city of allay so far this year. and police are trying to find out who did this surveillance video captures a gunman opening fire on a car in a restaurant parking lot. the shooter using in a cave 47 style weapon to unleash a series of shots before hopping back into a getaway car and taking off. it's a very tragic set of circumstances. it's specially.

>> in broad daylight and other people may be exposed to this kind incident. boywho pd spokesperson brittany k jackson says the victim was a 38 year-old man from richmond. a makeshift memorial was seen friday where the man was sitting in a toyota prius before being shot to death. >> this comes after another man in his 20's was killed just a day before on hill born street by the information that we currently have. there is no indication that the shooting from september 15th in the shooting from yesterday afternoon were related. police are continuing to review the video captured on the black bear diners cameras overlooking the parking lot. the restaurant along admiral callaghan lane has signs posted in the windows offering condolences and notifying customers of a temporary closure art detective. >> division is small, but mighty and you know, we're doing the best we can and we want to bring justice in this case. >> the restaurant will be closed until monday. the 20th and police are still seeking more information on what happened here so far no

arrests have been made reporting in dan thorn kron 4 news. >> we go from vallejo to oakland where the police chief is boosting patrols this weekend after a recent spike in violence. police have reported 6 homicides. get this in the last 5 days, most recently a hayward man was shot and killed on thursday afternoon outside the safe. lynn supermarket in east oakland chief leronne armstrong says there will be additional officers on oakland's streets. >> all weekend long. >> in national news. now there is a rally in support of the january 6 insurrection that's expected to take place today. the biden administration is deploying national guard troops to try and secure the capitol building ahead of the gathering now far right groups are calling for justice for the hundreds of people who took part in those january 6 capitol riots. they claim the rioters are being mistreated behind bars at a press conference. members of the capitol police department said unlike the violence we saw on

january 6th this time officers have been trained and briefed on potential threats. the last 8 months. >> the leadership of the u.s. capitol police department has been preparing working to ensure that we don't have a repeat of january 6. >> on thursday. former president donald trump released a statement in support of the protesters cause. capitol police say they do not expect any current government lawmakers to attend this rally. a northern california woman is sentenced to 3 years probation for her role in the january 6th riot at the u.s. capitol. >> valerie or keys sent this tweet the day of the riot. it reads. we made it inside right before they shut all out. i took off when i felt pepper spray in my throat. lol in june. she pled guilty to a misdemeanor count of parading picketing or demonstrating in a government building. still ahead on the kron 00:00am

morning news beyonce at the center of a missing woman mystery has now disappeared himself and now the fbi is joining the search for gabby petito and brian, >> and after the break, a new social media challenge and challenges encouraging kids to vandalize their schools. it's making its way right here to the bay area.

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>> welcome back. time now 7 '08 here on this saturday morning in a new social media challenge is calling on kids to vandalize their school bathrooms. a number of schools across the country have been reporting damages to do this. and that's why i watch what my kids watch on tiktok just to make sure is this trend noel hitting bay area schools. well, we sent kron four's charles clifford out to try to answer that question. >> well, tik tok is a social media platform where people can share short videos with each other and there is unfortunately a new challenge going around is called the devious lick challenge where kids are vandalizing their own schools stealing things shooting videos of it and then posting it online. we know it's happening. at least one school district here in the bay area. but it's also happen across the country as well. this is video from a high school in san joaquin county. this bathroom had apparently been vandalized by students participating in the devious lick challenge on tiktok. >> this smashed near was at a school in texas and this

vandalism was from another school in south carolina and the devious lick challenge has also reached schools here in the bay area on thursday, the san ramon valley unified school district sent out this message to students and parents. they say the problem has been seen at multiple schools across the district. they also include a warning saying we want to be very clear that this type of behavior will not be tolerated on any san ramon valley unified school district campus. we are very concerned about our students and the possibility that they may not fully understand the gravity of the behavior in which they are engaging. we hope that you will speak with your children and remind them that's stealing and destruction of school property or crimes if the students are caught, they will be disciplined appropriately and law enforcement will be involved. now, we do not know the extent of the problem here in the bay area. we've heard it's a different school districts. we've reached out to a couple on friday have so far not heard back. >> we do know that tick says these videos violate their community guidelines and that all of these videos will be pulled out. but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron 4 news.

>> well, rain is on its way to the bay area. i'll tell you what, we can expect. coming up.

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going to get some rain. this weekend, which i mean, i don't know how much it's going to be but i think we haven't said that in a really long time. if it dropped to say half an inch. yeah, i'm i'm just celebrating. my party erica. how much are we going to get or see here in the bay area. well, at the most for the north bay. the higher hills, probably a quarter of an inch of rain. so right of the bay the a 10th of an inch of rain. so here's our current satellite and radar behind me and you can see the system that's going to be bringing some light showers to the north bay later tonight. >> right now currently at del norte county is getting some showers up there as well. as those states to the north of us is so temperatures today are going to be a little lower versus what we saw yesterday and then overnight, of course, showers. and then we're going to actually be warming up later this week or next week. should i say our current temperature right now in san francisco's 58 degrees. we're at 59 in hayward 61 in antioch right now. here's a look at

our temperatures for the rest of this morning. we can expect to also see an increase in clouds versus what we saw yesterday as well. temperatures by about 1 o'clock at the most will be in the 70's. we don't really expect to hit much of the 80's today. so across san francisco looking at mid 60's for daytime highs today along the coast. also looking at low to mid 60's. 72 out in millbrae today. san carlos looking at mid 70's 71 down in mountain view, the south bay looking at low to mid 70's 76 out in morgan hill, 72 in milpitas today. little cooler in hayward coming in at 69 degrees. upper 70's for pleasanton livermore looking at 75 degrees today. richmond down to oakland 60's for you. go looking at 73 today, 72 in vacaville fairfield close to 70 definitely cooler versus

yesterday santa rosa at 64 degrees. so stick around because i have the extended forecast coming up. in national news this morning. a crowd demanding answers in the search for missing 22 year-old gabby petito as officers searched the home of the young woman's fiance. >> police now say is also missing so the mystery thickens, the plot thickens per teacher was driving across the country with her fiance. brian laundrie when she went missing until now. officials say laundry and his parents have refused to cooperate with the investigation. brian entin has more on the investigation. and the police now say they've received more than 1000 tips connected to the disappearance of gabby petito, but still no sign of the 22 year-old. certainly there's been progress throughout the last 24 hours. >> and you know. i don't know

that we're to the point that we've got it. >> solved by any means. gabby step. dad and family members are in wyoming organizing a ground search in a massive area near grand teton national park and law enforcement confirms they are looking into a possible link between gabby's disappearance and the double murder of these 2 women at a utah campsite. nothing has been ruled out. >> however. i have heard of >> definitive connections between those 2 crimes. gabby brian, ok, despite new body camera video emerging showing a fight between gabby and her fiance, brian laundry he's still not talking to police. his sister did talk to abc news and looked. >> typical of both of whenever they fight things. take a little break and come back and win. >> if north port florida police say they interviewed laundry sister, but there was nothing of substance haven't been in the top >> i wish i could talk i've

cooperated every way that i can. i wish i had information that i would give more. this is all i have is. to the >> take a look at this. a different perspective of the fight against the caldor fire near south lake tahoe, a camera was attached to a 3,000 gallon water bucket beneath a ch 47 chinook helicopter an interesting perspective as they continue to fight this fire. noel. >> firefighters are slowly getting closer to containing the caldor fire. it's burned more than 218,000 acres so far it sits at 71% containment. now more evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings throughout eldorado county. so that's some good news. meanwhile, the second largest fire in california history is still ravaging parts of 5 different counties. the dixie fire has burned more than 960,000 acres to date. it is now 88% contained, which is far more then where we were just last weekend. so that's

some good news. there. weeks or months all the wild fire fights. now during the caldor fire, fire crews were able to save a historic look out in the tahoe basin. >> by using an aluminum eyes rap garage. has the details. >> as the sun sets on the caldor fire in the lake tahoe basin. more and more people are coming back home thankful they have one to return to so many folks on the fire and we're just so thankful and so proud of the work that they >> work to protect homes and structures importantly, historic sites like this historic and gore look out above fallen leaf lake. >> covered in the luminous rap and it was the first time that i saw lights in the basin. lisa herron with the 4 service lake tahoe management says it's a technique she has seen used by the 4 service over the past few years throughout the west. but as the caldor fire moved east kuz to work to head to wrap the lookout and protected from radiant heat and embers flying a mile away from the fire. the angora

lookout was built in 1924. and this wasn't the first time a wildfire has threatened the structures. you can see the burn scars right over here. this is from the 2007 angora fight. protecting homes and other buildings with a little bit of rap is a growing trend. these homes were wrapped in the fire resistant material against the approaching caldor fire in myers the material resembles tin foil from the kitchen door. but it's actually modeled after the tent like shelters that wild land firefighters used as a last resort to protect themselves when trapped by flames. now it's a tool used to protect property and hopes survive to see another day so incredible, it's really a great tool that firefighters can use to watch a system in helping these structures to survive. >> ok, so you saw the aluminum wrapped will similar tactics are now being used to protect ancient sequoias threatened by the knp complex fire. this

photo released by sequoia and kings canyon national parks. it shows that general sherman wrapped in aluminum general sherman is the world's largest tree officials fear the fire could reach the giant forest. but experts say sequoia trees, thankfully are very fire. resistant have evolved to survive flames. the campy complex fire right now. 0% contained and has burned more than 9,000 acres. >> in the north bay to vacaville firefighters are recovering after battling this fire you see on your screen that damage to homes. crews responded to the scene just after 11 yesterday morning on marshall road, they found heavy flames coming from one of the homes reducing its garage just rubble. as you can see, it spread to the home next door as well. crews were able to contain those flames within an hour. both firefighters that were injured were taken to the hospital for non-life threatening injuries.

9 adults, though, have been displaced from those homes. the cause of this fire remains under investigation. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. one of the people who lead the recall effort against gavin newsome speaking out here why he thinks newsome won the election.

>> and welcome back. now that governor gavin newsome is still in office after defeating the recall is proponent. the one who wanted him out of office. speaking out. that's right. his name is orrin heatlie. he spoke with kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala about any possible changes to the recall process. i'm feeling, you know. >> really good about where we've been and what we're able to achieve leed recall proponent. orrin heatlie says he's proud of the effort he put together to try to remove governor gavin newsom from office now days after the governor defeated the effort. keatley says this was not the republican recall newsom claimed it was it was a republican. >> power grab or a republican recall where were the republicans during this whole process. they sat it out and they didn't bring in big resources to the table. they didn't happen to their big donor list. >> the didn't send large quantities of money like the democrats did. some experts

have said that larry elder who emerged really at the last minute in this whole process ended up. >> in some ways helping gavin newsome, especially with democrats. >> do you think he turned this effort that you launched upside down. people within my family and friends circle. >> and they reported back that, you know, all of their democrat friends that they knew of that were in support of the recall. and flipped back around and voted against the recall, larry elder cayman sea and because it was because of his you know, it's stream views on certain sayings heatley criticized democratic state lawmakers who immediately called for changes to the recall process. but he says he would consider changes to how those on the ballot get elected. i think a runoff between the top 2. >> would probably be, you know, something that would be considerable. >> in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> stick with us morning news continues after the break.

>> welcome back. just about to be 7.30 here on this saturday morning where rain is expected to start coming later on a case. not a lot, but. >> it can't be me. did you feel that fall chill in the air and you liked it. yeah. just feel that yesterday. i

love really nice and crisp, right. i love the yeah. erica says, though it's going to get a little bit warmer, though, after this rain situation that we might be having erica whats up. yes. so our daytime highs today are actually going to be about 20 degrees lower versus what we're going to see monday for some of our interior valley areas in the meantime, last weekend will be of last weekend of summer will be a little cool and we'll see some temperatures slightly below normal. >> as for our winds were actually going to see our winds picking up monday. we could see gusts 50 miles. >> per hour, even higher for the higher elevations. i'll talk more about that in a second. but here we see that trough that's bringing rain right now. currently. >> 2 oregon and washington and even parts of california. it's already dumped in some showers there and elmore county and parts of humboldt county. so that system will continue to shift down to the south where the north bay later overnight. we'll get some showers as

we've been mentioning during the newscast. so here's our current wind conditions today. we don't really expected to increase too much. just vacaville will be a little breezy up there, but it's tomorrow night through tuesday where at times we will see those winds really picking up. so we have a fire weather watch that will be in effect. so the fire were to break out. it could spread rapidly as conditions will be very dry and our temperatures, of course, pretty warm, especially come monday in the meantime, here's a look at our current temperatures right now we're at 57 in nevado 60 in concord right now and 57 in fremont daytime high temperatures throughout the bay area won't really get to the 80's. unlike what we saw yesterday at most. we're looking at mid to upper 70's for inland areas there 71 in fremont and 61 for high in mill valley. >> happening today. the vta is resuming their fall light rail service. that's right. the

final part of the system will be re activated following the deadly mass shooting that happened back in may down there kron four's, camila barco joining us live now in san jose with more on the reopening. good morning. camila. >> good morning all. and we'll see at the vta light rail system is back on track. the green line here at dura. dot station is up and running as and as noel said, it's the last part of the light rail system to be re activated. the vta has been bringing back service over the last few months. gradually after the deadly mass shooting back in may and has a 5 this morning at the green line from the dear god station to the winchester station is fully operational. the orange line reopened august 29th and the blue line fully reopened in september. so it's been a slow process, but the vta has been focusing on their workers and their well being. that deadly

shooting as a deal through the grief of losing 9 co-workers at the rail yard the vta wants to thank their passengers for being patient. they say their employees are still grieving, but most are glad to be back at work providing service now a heads up if you're using the blue line trains from that bay point to the santa teresa station will run from 5 in the morning to midnight during the weekdays. every 20 minutes until 8 at night. the trains will then run every 30 to 45 minutes after that, the green and orange lines, orange lines schedules are from 05:30am in the morning until midnight on weekdays every 20 minutes. it's then a 30 minute in trouble after 08:00pm until until closing. so as of this morning, the vta light rail system is fully operational. once again. and the vta will be providing free fares for passengers using the light rail system through september

30th. well, well, back to you. alright camila, thank you for that live report. >> an fda panel today unanimously recommended a 3rd shot of the pfizer vaccine, but only for those who are 65 and older the decision to not approve a booster shot for those 16 and older will affect the biden administration's plans to roll out a 3rd covid-19 shot. the white house does continue to push for a booster shot for all people allowed to get vaccinated right now. we actually spoke with our local panel of medical experts about the fda's recommendation kron four's terisa stasio has the story. >> voted no, that no vote to open up booster shots to those 16 and up getting local support. i take on your decision is that it was a good point. doctor john swartzberg with u c berkeley school of public health division of infectious disease and vaccinology says bottom line, the committee's decision leaned into data. i think there's sufficient data.

>> people over 65 and people with certain underlying our who are at increased risk for that outcome will benefit from getting a so i applaud the decision. >> doctor peter chin hong with ucsf says giving a booster gained a big push following information coming from israel. however, doctor chan hong added israel is very, very different from the united states is much smaller is months. >> much. ines may not be generalized. let us situation. >> both doctors working in the field strongly point out this decision does not mean boosters won't happen for those under 65 rather just now giving priority to those at the highest risk saying this. >> it's not saying that the fda put a on having booths are from all populations. it's just that it's not an emergency for everyone. yes. so if you're listening.

>> to the are reading about the fda's advisory committee's decision. i think the way you need to think about this is that it's the reason why these experts really struggled with. the question was that we've got really good vaccines and they're really working quite well. this is only about the pfizer vaccine moderna and j j have yet to collect their data and submitted to the fda. pfizer is that the full fda as well as the cdc will go over the recommendation and then make an official ruling in the newsroom. theresa kron 4 news. >> we are following developing news involving the governor and his family 2 of governor gavin newsom's kids have tested positive for covid-19 at this time. we don't know which to have the virus. obviously it's very private. the governor's office says newsome his wife jennifer and their 2 other children have since tested negative and they're all following covid protocols.

>> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news a local congressman helping afghan refugees settle into their new homes. we're going to tell you what it took to get some of them to safety. o plus airports throughout the country are becoming a common months. car thieves. the types of cars. police say thieves are stealing the most.

>> welcome back. car thefts are on the rise and now what's happening where you may think your car is pretty safe. the airport. you always think your car is ok, if you park at the airport. no, i'm so jaded now know that the parking garage where you just lighting doubt. i'm cynical air force from honolulu to denver to houston to miami. they're all reporting spikes in car thefts over the past several months. >> michael shure has the story. >> car theft is on the rise. and now it's happening where you may think your car is safest at the airport airports from honolulu to denver, from houston to miami are reporting spikes in car thefts over the past several months. you have automobiles that are unattended. >> they're not under, you know, constant scrutiny or surveillance and that provides so fertile ground for thieves. the basically shop for the type of car they want to steal and with air travel back, fred lohman of the national insurance crime bureau says that airports are basically

shopping malls for auto thieves. let's face it, there are. >> 10's of thousands of cars at airports when you, you know, look at facilities like la x dallas fort worth for any of the major row airlines in the or airports in the country. many of the recent thefts are happening with car sharing vehicles arranged through apps like turo or zip car honolulu police seeing a major spike this summer tribute that not to directly to car sharing or person to person. >> car rental businesses. of the 14 deaths here. 13 work are vehicles. these vehicles have lock boxes from which arriving passengers retrieve the keys an easy mark for thieves airport. police forces are also understaffed in a time of pandemic just like every other law enforcement agency in the country today. >> you know, they have to ministry sources. they're dealing with higher priority issues. authorities recommending car owners used

car alarms or disabling devices or tracking apps that can be operated from the cell phone but above all common sense. many travelers distracted ahead of the flights simply don't lock the car. >> well, some parts of the bay area will be s ♪ ♪ fall together with lowe's. to find great values this season. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility.

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once again because nobody won on wednesday. the mega millions now sits at 432 million dollars since nobody won last night. it continues to grow. and noel, if you don't see me tomorrow. >> you know, i i need to go by myself. a part of this is when i start to go ahead and buy in less than 400 hey today, marks international coastal cleanup day being surrounded by water. there are more than enough places to go remove trash and plastic pollution on our beaches and our waterways today starting at 09:00am the east bay regional park district is holding its 37th annual coastal cleanup event. it goes until 02:00pm participation is free. supplies are going to be provided as needed. so just head to the east bay regional park district website. eby parks, dot org. if you want to check out which locations you can go to help clean up. you know what gets me about this cleanups john and all the garbage that's accumulated.

it's shameful that really and leave, right. i think, you know, i guess the goal is to eventually not have to have a coastal cleanup day, you know, like for everyone who are visiting our public beaches and what not just clean up after themselves. so going maybe teaching your kids, taking your kids out there to go. maybe they'll continue to change. like they're trash trash leave with that or find a garbage and trash can. erica is going to be what is it going to be a little cool today if if you're along the coast, we can expect the cloudy conditions to remain for the rest of this evening. inland areas will get a little peek of sunshine, though. >> as i've been mentioning, we are going to see some light showers for the north bay moving through overnight. you see it here on the satellite and radar to the north of us right now that trough dumping some rain and oregon and washington and very northern tip of california right now. so temperatures today will be a little cooler versus what we saw yesterday and let's

actually take a look futurecast. we see that system shifting south east. this is around 05:30pm. it will be down to about mendocino county, humboldt county at that time. and then it shifts further overnight is when the north bay, the hills will get about a quarter of an inch of and the rest of the bay area about a 10th of an inch of rain or less. some parts of the south east bay might not even see anything from the system. so tomorrow morning this is right before or right after about noon time. you see the system just weekends and continues to shift over to the east there and it dries up a sunday evening. looking dry for the bay area. this is around 5.30, tomorrow night. so temperatures right now in the upper 50's in hayward right now. 60 in concord 57 in fairfield 55 in petaluma right now and almost 60 degrees in nevado. so here's a look at our this afternoon for inland areas. >> as you can see, we don't expect hit the 80's, unlike what we saw yesterday. in

fact, here's a look at our daytime highs for today. 75 out there in livermore just 69 in antioch 61 and mill valley santa rosa is going to be 64 today. but temperatures on monday, about 20 degrees higher. in the meantime, in case you happen to be traveling. here's a look at some of our temperatures across the country and tomorrow here in the bay area. you do seaweed will hit the 80's for some places like conquered. so little warmer for inland areas tomorrow along the coast. not too much of a change until monday in case you happen to be heading out of town. so you're heading south. we're looking at mid 60's in monterey should be try that system doesn't reach southern california either. tomorrow. temperatures out in anaheim, lower 80's and our 7 day extended forecast here in the bay area. you notice our temperatures they're increasing from today to monday there from 70's to mid 90's and even along our bay shoreline temperatures in the

upper 60's and then monday and jumps to the lower 80's there as well as the coast will see. >> temperatures so little warmer by monday in the meantime, it's going to be a cooler weekend last weekend of summer, of course, back to you. >> thank you, erica. about a month after the afghan government collapsed. more refugees are being welcomed right here in the bay area california's 17th congressional district representative ro kiahnna. he's been working directly with afghan families, kron four's amanda hari spoke with the congressman in fremont after you help people. more people come to the bay area. >> representative ro khanna says right now one of his highest priorities is the afghan people he wants to make sure they're safe and make sure that the ones that want to get into the united states are able to get here. >> we are a nation of immigrants and we have a moral responsibility to people in afghanistan about a month after the taliban took over

afghanistan california's 17th congressional district, representative ro >> says the state department it's still monitoring hundreds of cases of individuals trying to get to the united states commons office has been helping bringing refugees to the fremont area. now he's meeting with those family. it's got to play with his a 3 year-old than that. >> it is a a. >> a 7 year-old and was wonderful to see them here. he says it took this family a harrowing 5 days to make it out of afghanistan. they were going to the airport sometimes getting beaten. he couldn't release their names because they still have family trying to get here. we need more charter flights. we need more. >> florida nation cast on pakistan and more pressure on the taliban to let american citizens green card holders and and as special immigrant visa. individuals out cars on a met with representative

khan. a. >> she came to california from afghanistan in 2011. but she still has family. there dennis the government collapse all like our monday fix it. >> but this happened not on to my farming men and women of something that i know her mother was living in afghanistan during the collapse. the red cross took her to belgium for safety. now far as ana is working with the congressman to bring her mother to the united states keep in the afghanistan is not because. >> they want to be. they have to leave. you know, they have their own halls. they have their own life jobs that everything but they they must leave because they want to live like they want to said they like the present of konna emphasized that these immigrants add to our communities. >> he says he's even going back and forth with the congressman from montana. he says this congressman doesn't want 75 afghan refugees but says to send them here to the

bay area and we'll take them in fremont amanda hari kron 4 news. we'll be right back.

>> 7.54 here. want to tell you a little bit about the sports oakland a's taking on the los angeles angels. top of the 6th. seth brown comes through with the rbi bringing home at

olson to tie the game at 4, the very next at-bat. the pitch gets past the catcher that gives the a's the lead oakland one. this one by a final of 5 to 4. >> where to go. >> the forty-niners. they have a tough test this weekend. as they are in the city of brotherly love for the second game of the nfl season. it's been a rough week for the red and gold as we learn, right. he most hurt and jason for at they're out for the season and rate greenlaw. he will miss up to 6 to 8 weeks now. several guys are still question marks for tomorrow's game. it will be interesting to see how the forty-niners run game shapes up with the absence of most search ricky's allies are mitchell and trey sermon. they will both see bigger roles in his absence. but this eagles defense, it could be very tough. the shutdown the forty-niners last year when they play the forty-niners coaching staff says they need to be ready because the eagles defense through and some surprise wrinkles in week one. >> it starts and effectiveness. you still see

fletcher students and staff granting the same stephanie, what is new is right up to their level. so i'm watching last week. i think there's going to light injuries in this league and and we definitely his challenge this week. a little bit of a different with the new coaches and things like that that day, the fronts, the same. >> latona there towns is as fast as they get. so be a good test for us. in the back and they got some sound to, you know, the new corners and everything. >> kickoff for tomorrow's game is at 10 o'clock in philadelphia on both teams are one >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news the vta light rail service is returning to a full schedule today. we've got a live report from the south bay with all of the details for commuters. stick with us. kron 4 morning news continues after the break.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at >> good morning. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news i'm noelle bellow

and i'm will tran congratulate it's 8. we made it. it's a saturday september 18th. we mentioned a little bit earlier. it's coastal cleanup day. so get the kids ready. >> and head out to one of the coastlines pick up some trash if feel like it. i can't believe i'm saying this maybe bring little rain jacket maybe yeah, you're right about that. rain is headed our the will probably see the most from this system probably a quarter of an inch of rain. the rest of the bay area. a 10th of an inch of rain. some parts of the south and east bay might not even see. >> anything from the system as it is week. we'll see it on future cast in just a bit. but let's check in on what we're seeing right now along the coast since we're talking about it seeing cloudy conditions that will stay with us. the rest of this temperatures in the 50's right now. that's half moon bay are looking at and then the south looking at cloudy conditions as well in san jose right now.

we will get a peek of some sunshine later this afternoon. there. as for satellite and radar. there you see that trough to the north of us that's already bringing rain to some parts of california like del norte county and it will shift down southward to humble county mendocino county before it hits sonoma county over night and then the rest of the bay area. so right now looking dry here for here. we see your future cast the system sliding down to us by tomorrow. should i say about 5 o'clock is when it really dries up for the bay area and northern california. but i mean, it is going to bring some relief to some of the wildfires up in northern california. as for our wind conditions, we are that it will pick up with in these next few days. and i'll tell you more about that coming up in just a bit. for now. i'm going to send it back over to you guys. thanks, erica. a shocking display of violence

in broad daylight vallejo police investigating another deadly shooting in the city. >> the shooting happened outside black bear diner just in the middle of the day. way to we show you the video. you will not believe it. kron four's, dan thorn actually shows us what happened. >> this horrific scene played out here in the parking lot of this black bear diner thursday afternoon. this unidentified man is now the 12th homicide victim in the city of allay so far this year. and police are trying to find out who did this surveillance video captures a gunman opening fire on a car in a restaurant parking lot. the shooter using in a cave 47 style weapon to unleash a series of shots before hopping back into a getaway car and taking off. it's a very tragic set of circumstances. it's specially. >> in broad daylight. but other people may be exposed to this kind incident. boywho pd spokesperson brittany k jackson says the victim was a

38 year-old man from richmond. a makeshift memorial was seen friday where the man was sitting in a toyota prius before being shot to death. >> this comes after another man in his 20's was killed just a day before on hill born street by the information that we currently have. there is no indication that the shooting from september 15th in the shooting from yesterday afternoon were related. police are continuing to review the video captured on the black bear diners cameras overlooking the parking lot. the restaurant along admiral callaghan lane has signs posted in the windows offering condolences and notifying customers of a temporary closure our detective division is small but mighty. and you know, we're doing the best. we can and we want to bring justice in this case, the restaurant will be closed until monday. the 20th and police are still seeking more information on what happened here. >> so far no arrests have been made reporting in vallejo. dan thorn kron 4 news from

vallejo. this go to oakland where police chief leronne armstrong. he's boosting patrols this weekend after seeing a spike in violence in that city. >> police have reported 6 homicides in the last 5 days. now, most recently a hayward man was shot and killed on thursday afternoon outside the safe. lynn supermarket in east oakland chief armstrong says there will be more officers on open streets. all this weekend. happening today, the tea's resuming their for light rail service after what happened in may with that tragedy. that's right. the final part of the system's going to be reactivated following that deadly mass shooting that they've kind of been slowly but surely getting the schedule back to full kron four's, camila barco joins us live now from san jose with a little bit more detail. morning camila. >> annual. well, now the vta light rail system is back on track. to remind here at the dairy dawn station is up and running and it is the last part as you guys said at that

they're light rail system will reactivate. the vta has been gradually bringing back service over the last few months after the deadly mass shooting back in may as a 5 this morning. the green line from the deer dot station to the winchester station is fully operational. the orange line reopened back in august in august and the blue line was fully working again in september. now it's been a slow process, bringing back service. but the vta has spent the past few months focusing on their workers. they've been dealing with the grief of losing 9 co-workers at the rail yard eta representatives want to thank their passengers for being patient and they say employees are still mourning, but most are glad to be back at work providing service now a heads up if you're using the blue line trains from the bay point to the santa teresa station run from 05:00am to midnight during the weekdays. they'll come around every 20 minutes until 8 at night. the

trains will then run every 30 to 45 minutes after that. >> the green and orange lines schedule are from 05:30am, until may night on weekdays every 20 minutes and it's 30 minutes after 08:00pm until closing. so as of this morning, the vta light rail system is fully operational once again and noel will they are offering free fares for passengers using the light rail system. the light rail system through september 30th. back to you. >> alright camila, thank you for that live report. >> taking a look at some national news. now there's a rally in support of the january 6th insurrection set to take place today. the biden administration is deploying national guard troops to secure the capitol building ahead of that gathering. some far right groups are calling for justice for the hundreds of people who took part in the january 6 capitol riots. they claim that those writers are being mistreated behind bars

at a press conference members of the capitol police department said unlike the violence we saw january 6th this time officers have been trained and briefed on potential threats. the last 8 months. >> the leadership of the u.s. capitol police department has been preparing working to ensure that we don't have a repeat of january 6. >> on thursday. former president donald trump did release a statement in support of today's capitol police say they don't expect any current government lawmakers to attend the rally. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the fiance at the center of a missing woman mystery. he has now disappeared and now the fbi is joining the search for gabby petito as well as brian laundrie's. so the plot thickens and after the break, a new social media challenge is encouraging kids to vandalize their schools and it's making its way right here to the bay area.

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of behavior will not. of course, be tolerated. adding that students may not fully understand the gravity of their behaviors across the country. police officers have a similar message. this is not a childish mistake. this is high school kids doing an organized criminal. >> and they're going to be held appropriately accountable. >> it's not clear how widespread the trend is here in the bay area tik tok says these types of videos violate their community guidelines and they will be deleted. erica. >> well, we've got a couple things going on. these next few days in terms of whether we have rain headed our way. and then we also have a fire wea

>> welcome back. 8.14 here on this saturday morning. kind of get some rain at some point today and perfect timing because this is the last weekend for summers to fall. it's just a few days away. and i woke up to a. >> i loved it. that fall chill the crisp feeling in the air sweater erica. yeah. you know what i also like a pumpkin flavors stuff coming back to >> but yeah, checking right now on our cameras we are seeing some foggy conditions in some parts of the bay area, especially along the coast up in a sonoma county. marion county right now. we have a shot here overlooking the san francisco international airport behind today. we're

also going to notice an increase in clouds versus what we saw yesterday and here we have satellite and radar. we've been talking about it all morning. the system to the north of us. >> this trough that's already bringing showers to oregon and washington and the very northern part of the state of california. now the system is going to shift it down to our area overnight. the north bay can expect to get at most about a quarter of an inch of rain. and then the rest of the bay area about a 10th of an inch of rain from the system. parts of the south and east bay might not even see some showers because the system is very weak and it breaks as it moves through our region. it won't even hit monterey county. so temperatures will be warming up after today. but in the meantime, here's what we're looking at right now. 58 in san francisco 64 in warming up a bit there 59 in san jose years our temperatures for the rest of the morning and you will notice that this

afternoon. we don't really get past the 70's for inland areas. unlike what we saw yesterday. so here's a look at daytime highs today across san francisco looking at mid 60's along the coast. also in the 60's, a 61 for mid 60's out in half moon bay. it will be cloudy throughout the day. out in the peninsula 72 and no brain that 70's in burlingame down to redwood city. we're looking at 71 from mountain view out in the south bay looking at low to mid 70's for you today. 76 and morgan hill cooler out here in hayward at 69 71 in fremont, 75 in livermore, concord down to san ramon looking at mid to upper 70's little cooler here richmond out to see family and you're looking at 60's for daytime highs today, 67 for napa, 72 for vacaville. here we have our temperatures for the north bay santa rosa 64 today. but by monday we're

actually going to see temperatures about 20 degrees warmer than today's daytime high. i'll tell you more about that later on and as well as the fire weather. watch that i'm picking up. so stick around for now. i'm going send it back over to you. well and know well. >> in national news, this morning, a crowd demanding answers in the search for missing 22 year-old gabby petito as officers searched the home of the young woman's fiance now police say that fiance brian laundry is missing as well. and they were outside his family's home chanting where is gabby. so this story has gotten bigger and bigger. there's. yeah. caught national attention. pitino actually was driving across the country with her boyfriend when she went missing. >> and the police now say they've received more than 1000 tips connected to the disappearance of gabby petito, but still no sign of the 22

year-old. certainly there's been progress throughout the last 24 hours. >> and you know. i don't know that we're to the point that we've got it. >> solved by any means. gabby step. dad and family members are in wyoming organizing a ground search in a massive area near grand teton national park and law enforcement confirms they are looking into a possible link between gabby's disappearance and the double murder of these 2 women at a utah campsite. nothing has been ruled out. >> however. i have heard of >> definitive connections between those 2 crimes. gabby brian, ok, despite new body camera video emerging showing a fight between gabby and her fiance, brian laundry he's still not talking to police. his sister did talk to abc news and looked. >> typical of both of whenever they buy things. take a little break and come back >> if i north port florida, police say they interviewed laundry sister, but there was nothing of substance haven't

been in the top >> i wish i could talk to me. i've cooperated every way that i can. i wish i had information that i would give more. this is all i have is. to the >> a little closer back home here in california. here's a different perspective of the fight against the caldor fire, which is still burning near south lake tahoe. the camera was actually attached to a 3,000 gallon water bucket beneath a ch 47 chinook helicopter as it picks up water and dumps water on to the fire. >> firefighters are slowly. meanwhile, getting closer to containing the caldor fire. it burned more than 218,000 acres so far it is 71% contained. that's a good thing. more evacuation orders have also been downgraded to warnings there in eldorado county. so definitely some good news there as well. the second largest fire in california history. meanwhile, is still ravaging parts of 5 counties.

the dixie fire. this one's for more than 960,000 acres over the last 2 months. it now sits at 88%. contained. >> and during the caldor fire crews were able to save a historic look out in the tahoe basin by using. get luminights rap kind of like the thing that you find in your kitchen drawer garage has the details. >> as the sun sets on the counter fire in the lake tahoe basin. more and more people are coming back home thankful they have one to return to so many folks on the fire and we're just so thankful and so proud of the work that they work to protect homes and structures importantly, historic sites like this historic and gore look both fallen leaf lake. covered in the luminous rap and it was the first time that i saw lights in the basin. lisa herron with the force service lake tahoe management says it's a technique she has seen used by the 4 service over the past few years throughout the

west. but as the caldor fire moved east kuz to work to head to wrap the lookout and protected from radiant heat and embers flying a mile away from the fire. the angora lookout was built in 1924. and this wasn't the first time a wildfire has threatened the structures. >> you can see the burn scars right over here. this is from the 2007 angora fight. protecting homes and other buildings with a little bit of rap is a growing trend. these homes were wrapped in the fire resistant material against the approaching caldor fire in myers the material resembles tin foil from the kitchen door. but it's actually modeled after the tent like shelters that wild land firefighters used as a last resort to protect themselves when trapped by flames. now it's a tool used to protect property and hopes survive to see another day so incredible, it's really a great tool that firefighters can use to watch a system in helping these structures to survive.

>> stay with us here across morning news continues. one of the people who lead the recall effort against gavin newsom is speaking out will hear from him after the break.

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back. there was a lot of push over the past several months to get him out of office. but the majority people 65 to 35% voted no. for the recall and the lead proponent of the effort is speaking out. his name is orrin heatlie. >> he spoke with kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala about any possible changes to the recall process. >> i'm feeling, you know, really good about where we've been and what we're able to achieve leed recall proponent. orrin heatlie says he's proud of the effort he put together to try to remove governor gavin newsom from office now days after the governor defeated the effort. keatley says this was not the republican recall newsom claimed it was it was a republican. >> power grab or a republican recall. where were the republicans during this whole process. they sat it out and they didn't bring in big resources to the table. they didn't happen to their big donor list. >> they didn't send large

quantities of money like the democrats did. some experts have said that. larry elder who emerged really at the last minute in this whole process ended up. >> in some ways helping gavin newsome, especially with democrats. >> do you think he turned this effort that you launched upside down. people within my family and friends circle. >> and they reported back that, you know, all of their democrat friends that they knew of that were in support of the recall. and flipped it back around and voted against the recall when larry elder came on scene and because it was because of his you know, it's stream views on certain things. heatley criticized democratic state lawmakers who immediately called for changes to the recall process. but he says he would consider changes to how those on the ballot get elected. i think a runoff between the top 2. >> would probably be, you know, something that would be considerable. >> in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news.

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>> welcome back. 8.30, here on this saturday morning. taking a live look at the san francisco international airport. >> fog foggy. i bet you that fog knowing sfo as well as i do, i bet she is causing. >> maybe some delays maybe, but i do feel like

>> just the traffic there at the airport is so much more so much less than what normally it would be that maybe i know it sounds weird being frpm washington state. i like overcast. so i i love a good i love a good. >> sweater weather or you know, she was talking about pumpkin love pumpkin bread. i'm ready to start making friend. i'm getting there. this weekend because erica next weekend it's back to shorts and flip-flops. yeah. temperatures are going to be increasing next week. in fact, the temperatures for this afternoon versus monday will go up. >> to 20 degrees higher in some of our inland areas and we'll see that in just a bit. but seeing some cloudy conditions along the coast right now up in the north bay. some foggy conditions along the coast there as well. that's going to hang out with us. the rest of this afternoon. and of course, that trough to the north of us. that is currently bringing some rain to working in washington right now and some parts of california that system. we'll fly down to the

south east. and that's why we're going to see some rain overnight here in the bay area as for wind conditions right now looking pretty light. a little breezy this afternoon. but not too compared to what we're going to see on monday when we do have a fire weather watch that will be in effect for some parts of the bay area, specifically the orange areas that you see on your map. so the hills,athe higher elevations we can see gusts over 50 miles per hour. and then humidity is going to be very, very low as well. this is sunday through tuesday morning. temperatures, as i mentioned, are going to be warm to. if a fire were to break out. it could spread rapidly. as for right now, temperatures are in the 60's here and antioch and conquered 58 in fremont and 59 currently in san francisco right now. here's what we can expect to hit this afternoon so we don't see any 80's on the map unlike yesterday, mid to upper 70's

for inland areas 73 in nevado for daytime high today 71 down in mountain view. so stick around because i'll have more on the extended forecast coming up for for now, i'm going to send it back over to you guys. thanks, an fda panel has unanimously recommended a 3rd shot of the pfizer vaccine. >> but this is only for those who are 65 and older the decision to not approve a booster shot for those 16 and up is going to affect the biden administration's plans to roll out a 3rd covid-19 shop. the white house does continue to push for a booster shot for all people allowed to get vaccinated. we spoke with our local panel of medical experts about the fda's recommendation. kron four's. theresa has more. >> voted no, that no vote to open up booster shots to those 16 and up getting local support. i take on your decision is that it was a good point. doctor john swartzberg with u c berkeley school of public health division of

infectious disease and vaccinology says bottom line, the committee's decision leaned into data. i think there's sufficient data. >> people over 65 and people with certain underlying are who are at increased risk for that outcome will benefit from getting a so i applaud the decision. >> doctor peter chin hong with ucsf says giving a booster gained a big push following information coming from israel. however, doctor chan hong added israel is very, very different from the united s states is much smaller is months. >> well, much ines may not be generalized. let us situation. >> both doctors working in the field strongly point out this decision does not mean boosters won't happen for those under 65 rather just now giving priority to those at the highest risk saying this. >> it's not saying that the fda columbus on having booths

are from all populations. it's just that it's not an emergency for everyone. yes. so if you're listening. >> to the are reading about the fda's advisory committee's decision. i think the way you need to think about this is that it's the reason why these experts really struggle with the question was that we've got really good vaccines and they're really working quite well. this is only about the pfizer vaccine moderna and j j have yet to collect their data and submitted to the fda. >> committees. so up next for pfizer is that the full fda as well as the cdc will go over the recommendation and then make an official ruling. >> in the newsroom. theresa kron 4 news. >> moderna. they've developed a separate booster for its vaccine which they claim is 40 times more effective against the delta variant, a cdc study of all 3 authorized covid vaccines found that moderna's shot is slightly more effective preventing

hospitalizations. moderna came in at 93%. pfizer 88% and johnson and johnson at 71%. however, researchers stress. all 3 vaccines provide substantial protection. the study looked at patients in 21 hospitals across 18 states for their study. he also examine antibodies in the body of 100 healthy volunteers after they had gotten one of the 3 available shots. developing news. 2 of governor gavin newsom's children. they've tested positive for covid-19 at this time. we don't know which 2 of the kids have the virus, the governor's office says newsome his wife jennifer and their 2 other kids have since tested negative and they're all following covid protocols. >> the mayor of san francisco defended herself after being caught on video maskless inside of a jazz club kron four's. gayle ong has a message. >> i would probably be guilty of the same thing in other if

you're eating or drinking, you're you're not wear a mask. and so that makes sense. if you're in a place where that happens. choose to not do that. but other people that have been vaccinated or eating now maybe don't have like. >> health problems may feel more safe to do that. so i really don't think it's that big of a deal patrons at keys are pub in san francisco reacting to criticism of mayor london. breed video online shows the mayor maskless dancing and singing in a crowded room inside the black hat jazz club. mayor breed defending her actions on friday. this is nitpicking. this is really unfortunate. and let me tell you, when the spirit moves you because you are watching history in the making bay area royalty perform. >> i don't know about you, but i'm not going to turn around and look for wear. my mask is or look to see him make sure i'm picking up a drink. i'm just gonna let the spirit move me. this video obtained exclusively by kron 4 shows the mayor maskless insider richmond district live music venue back on august 13th. >> merrill old emma and madeleine kramer were there.

it never even really crossed my mind to feel frustrated or anything because we're doing the exact same thing. had are we're drinking so. >> yeah, in the bar also wasn't super crowded. i think we probably would have felt much different. was very crowded and people are walking around those people are staying in their seats. her included city's health order states. people may remove their masks when actively eating and drinking. he's our manager santos. she says he does not think enforcing that rule is difficult. people understand that people that they know they're leaving. >> really when pandemic people. it's not that good everybody us. most of the time people not wearing my what. that's where the evening of drinking. but this teacher and had these words for the mayor don't go and put rules in place for other people and then you stand up for what you want to stand up for and you take a stand and do that. >> can you believe what you say and you have to follow your own rules and health experts we spoke with say there are lessons learned here

and there's a reason why mask mandates are in place despite vaccination status is because they work and have saved countless lives reporting in san francisco. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> all right. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news local congressman helping afghan refugees settle into their new homes are going tell you about what it took to get some of them to safety. plus, airports throughout the country are becoming a common target among car thieves who got the types of cars. police say thieves are

>> welcome back. 8.40, here and car thefts they're on the rise and now it's happening where you may think your car is pretty safe. a lot of people in the airports, okay to park their car. do you say you're not even know ls. my own garage. it is not saying i mean, we only work out of san francisco right a airports from honolulu to denver to houston to miami. they're all seeing spikes in car thefts over the past several months. >> michael shure has the story. >> car theft is on the rise and now it's happening where you may think your car is safest at the airport airports from honolulu to denver, from houston to miami are reporting spikes in car thefts over the past several months. you have automobiles that are unattended. >> they're not under, you know, constant scrutiny or surveillance and that provides so fertile ground for thieves

that basically shop for the type of car they want to steal and with air travel back, fred lohman of the national insurance crime bureau says that airports are basically shopping malls for auto thieves. let's face it, there are. >> 10's of thousands of cars at airports when you, you know, look at facilities like la x dallas fort worth for any of the major row airlines in the order airports in the country. many of the recent thefts are happening with car sharing vehicles arranged through apps like turo or zip car honolulu police seeing a major spike this summer tribute that not to directly to car sharing or person to person. >> car rental businesses. of the 14 deaths here. 13 work are vehicles. these vehicles have lock boxes from which arriving passengers retrieve the keys an easy mark for thieves airport. police forces are also understaffed in a time of pandemic just like every other law enforcement

agency in the country today. >> you know, they have to ministry sources. they're dealing with higher priority issues. authorities recommending car owners used car alarms or disabling devices or tracking apps that can be operated from the cell phone but above all common sense. many travelers distracted ahead of the flights simply don't lock the car. >> lock your cars. stick with us morning news continues after the break.

>> 45 here. and today marks international coastal cleanup day surrounded by the water here in the bay area. there are more than enough places for you to go to remove trash and plastic pollution our beaches and waterways starting at 09:00am this morning. the east bay regional park district is going to be holding its 37th annual coastal cleanup event. this one goes until 02:00pm participation is free supplies will be provided as needed just head on over to the east bay regional park district website eby parks, dot org. if you want some ideas on locations to go and help clean up. it all starts again just about 15 minutes. get the kids ready and teach them aboutihow important it is to clean up our beaches. we talked about this earlier. yeah. it's when they're done that might jog drops. yeah. out. yeah. the amount of trash. and and hopefully this is just one of those lessons of pick up your trash after yourself. so we

don't have to continue having coastal cleanup shameful and on a different note, not only shameful but it might be a little colder today at the definitely, erica. yeah. if you're heading out along the coast within the next hour. temperatures are pretty much in the 50's. if that's too cold for you want to have a sweater on. >> apparently for some people they like about whether they don't need all the but right now satellite and radar. we do see that system to the north of us. the trough that is dumping rain in oregon and washington. and you can see down our county. it's already gotten into parts of humboldt county. so that's the system that's going to be bringing us rain overnight and possibly tomorrow morning as well. the north bay is going to get the most amount of rain from this system. so about a quarter of an inch of rain. the rest of the bay area say about a 10th of an inch of rain. >> some parts of the east bay and south bay might not even see any when the system does move through the bay area. a lot of us will be sleeping. it's overnight. this is 04:30am in the morning that

system just weekends might get a pop-up shower early in the morning. those of you who wake up early and then by about noon time here it starts to dry up the sussex. 30 can see it's pretty clear for the bay area. by then after tomorrow is when we start to warm up again in the meantime, temperatures today will be cooler than yesterday. we're at 61 in pittsburgh right now. 16 conquered 58 in napa currently in 55 degrees in santa rosa. here's a look at our temperatures for inland areas throughout the afternoon. the warmest will see it get is in the 70's. no 80's, unlike what we saw yesterday. and here's a look at high temperatures for the rest of the bay area. today 71 for our high in mountain view, 73 for nevado here in san francisco expected to hit 67 degrees. it's going to be cloudy along the coast today. as for temperatures across the rest of the country in case some of you guys might be traveling this is our temperatures in the afternoon. you see even a vegas. looks

like they're going to be cool. usually they're not triple digits. last week. they're only today. so. temperatures tomorrow we will notice for inland areas. slightly warmer because we do see some 80's in places like conquered upper 70's for livermore tomorrow along the coast, not too much of a change versus what we'll see today. but monday we will see some changes going to be any to, let's say monterey tomorrow. we're looking at mid 60's. we don't expect any of those showers to reach that area as well as southern california should be dry for the weekend. here's a look at our 7 day extended forecast and there we see temperatures starting to warm up after today slightly. and then it looks like tuesday been the warmest day of the week for our inland areas there in the upper 90's a well-known. well, back to you. >> eric, about a month after the afghan government collapsed. more refugees are being welcomed right here in the bay area california's 17th

congressional district representative ro cano. he's been working directly with afghan families kron four's amanda hari talk with a congressman in fremont after he met with people. he helped evacuate. >> representative ro khanna says right now one of his highest priorities is the afghan people he wants to make sure they're safe and make sure that the ones that want to get into the united states are able to get here. >> we are a nation of immigrants and we have a moral responsibility to people in afghanistan about a month after the taliban took over afghanistan california's 17th congressional district, representative ro >> says the state department it's still monitoring hundreds of cases of individuals trying to get to the united states. khan's office has been helping bringing refugees to the fremont area. now he's meeting with those family. it's got to play with his a 3 year-old than that. >> is a a.

>> a 7 year-old and was wonderful to see them here. he says it took this family a harrowing 5 days to make it out of afghanistan. they were going to the airport sometimes getting beaten. he couldn't release their names because they still have family trying to get here. we need more charter flights. we need more. >> florida nation would cut cast on pakistan and more pressure on the taliban to let american citizens green card holders and and as special immigrant visa. individuals out cars on a met with representative khan. a. >> she came to california from afghanistan in 2011. but she still has family there that dennis the government collapse. all right. mama to fix it. but this happened not on to my farming men and women right now. her mother was living in afghanistan during the collapse. the red cross took her to belgium for safety. >> now far as ana is working with the congressman to bring

her mother to the united states keep in afghanistan is not because. >> they want to be. they have to leave. you know, they have the on hall's. they have their own life jobs that everything but they they must leave because they want to live like they want to said they like the present of konna emphasized that these immigrants add to our communities. he says he's even going back and forth with the congressman from montana. he says this congressman doesn't want 75 afghan refugees but says to send them here to the bay area and we'll take them in fremont amanda hari kron 4 news. >> we'll be right back.

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monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> time to talk a little sports this morning. a lot was on the line out at oracle park you could draw up a crazier finish to this game last night. top of the 9th giants lead. 42. but the braves would take the lead with a 3 run home run off. tyler rogers. watch that. how their goes bottom of the inning donovan solano. then sent on a ride to left. he tied the game with 2 outs. and it went into the 11th inning bases were loaded for kevin gausmann. he hit the fly ball to right. brandon crawford then scored the giants ended up winning 65

they moved to they moved to 2 games up on the dodgers in the nl west i notice you're wearing your giants tie. this morning. well, i watched that game. going to bed. i lost my mind. donovan solano? yeah. 2 outs, 2 strikes along 1, 2, 8, 1, extra innings and does crawford scoring line. but site and they almost lost. the salon was in the second strike and he struck out. >> that game over. then those celebrating in moving out to the oakland a's. they took on the los angeles angels. it still feels weird to call them the los angeles angels from a top of the 6 seth brown comes through with the rbi bringing home at all. sent to tie the game at 4. >> the very next at-bat, though. the pitch gets past the catcher that gives the a's the lead on this one. oakland ended up winning as well. last night. this one final 5 to 4. so a pair of wins for bay area baseball teams work. i call in anaheim. still haha. that's

why in my brain. i still think it's anaheim. yeah. to football. now. don't know. i guess we're just going to go ahead >> she's so the next hour, the vta light rail returning to full service today. what this means for commuters using those trains. we've got a live ♪ ♪ fall together with lowe's. to find great values this season. lowe's. home to any budget.

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>> good morning. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news i'm noelle bellow. and i'm will tran it is 9 o'clock. so fine. yeah. there's going to suffice. >> well, it's going to be we're going get a little bit of moisture in the air take it. and no, it's not a lot. but anything is better than nothing. yes, exactly. erica's got a little bit more detail. just how much rain we might see. think we're having a bit of an issue with erica's microphone right now. we'll get back to her and the weather forecast in just a bit. but we. >> want to get you started on your top stories for this morning. a shocking display of violence in broad daylight toledo police are investigating another deadly shooting that happened in the city. this one happened just a wet. so many people may be out. they had surveillance cameras way to we show you the video. you will not believe it is brazen kron four's. dan thorn has the story.

>> this horrific scene played out here in the parking lot of this black bear diner. thursday afternoon. this unidentified man is now the 12th homicide victim in the city of allay so far this year. and police are trying to find out who did this surveillance video captures a gunman opening fire on a car in a restaurant parking lot. the shooter using in a cave 47 style weapon to unleash a series of shots before hopping back into a getaway car and taking off. it's a very tragic set of circumstances. it's specially. >> in broad daylight and other people may be exposed to this kind incident. boywho pd spokesperson brittany k jackson says the victim was a 38 year-old man from richmond. a makeshift memorial was seen friday where the man was sitting in a toyota prius before being shot to death. >> this comes after another man in his 20's was killed just a day before on hill born street by the information that we currently have. there is no

indication that the shooting from september 15th in the shooting from yesterday afternoon were related. police are continuing to review the video captured on the black bear diners cameras overlooking the parking lot. the restaurant along admiral callaghan lane has signs posted in the windows offering condolences and notifying customers of a temporary closure art detective. >> division is small, but mighty and you know, we're doing the best we can and we want to bring justice in this case. >> the restaurant will be closed until monday. the 20th and police are still seeking more information on what happened here so far no arrests have been made reporting in dan thorn kron 4 news. okay. so oakland. they've seen their fair share of violence over the past several days. and that's why oakland police chief leronne armstrong. he is boosting patrols this weekend. >> police have reported 6 homicides in the last 5 days. the most recent one happened with a hayward man. he was shot and killed on thursday.

afternoon outside this safe land supermarket in east oakland chief armstrong says he will deploy more officers to the streets of oakland. all this weekend. happening today. the vta is resuming their full of light rail service. we all know about their tragedy back in may. they had to shut down well and actually at some point had to move their administrative office right outside because they want their workers to be traumatized and they have slowly but surely started bringing back the schedule, bringing back service to different areas. everything is now. >> being reactivated today. kron four's camila barco joining us live now from san jose with more details. good morning. camila. >> good morning. all. good morning. we'll it's been a slow process. but now the vta light rail system is back on track here at the deer dawn station. the green line is up and running and it was the last part of the rail light rail system to be fully re activated. the vta has been

gradually been bringing back service over the last few months after the deadly mass shooting in may and has a 5 this morning degree mind from the dairy dawn station. as i said to the winchester station is fully operational. the orange line re opened august 29th and the blue line was fully working again. early this month. now it's been a slow process. i said, bringing back service. but the dta has spent the past few months focusing on their workers they've been dealing with the grief of losing 9 co-workers at the rail yard. but the tea a representatives also want to thank their passengers for being patient. they say employees are still warning, but most are glad to be back at work providing service now heads up if you are using the blue line trains from the bay point to the santa teresa station will run from 05:00am to midnight during the weekdays. they'll come around every 20 minutes until 8 at night and the trains will then run every 30 to 45 minutes after that. you use a green or

orange lines. they're operating from 05:30am in the morning until midnight on weekdays every 20 minutes and it's 30 minutes after 08:00pm until closing. so no. as of this morning, the taste light rail system is fully operational. once again and they are offering free fares until the end of september. well, we'll back to you. alright camila, thank you for that live report. >> coming up in national news, there's a rally in support of the january 6th insurrection that set to take place today. the biden administration is deploying national guard troops to secure the capitol building ahead of this gathering now far right groups are calling for justice for the hundreds of people who took part in that january 6 capitol riots. they claim that the rioters who have been placed in jail are actually being mistreated behind bars at a press conference members of the capitol police department said unlike the violence we saw in january 6th

this time officers are trained and they have been briefed on the potential threats ahead. the last 8 months. >> the leadership of the u.s. capitol police department has been preparing working to ensure that we don't have a repeat of january 6. >> on thursday. former president donald trump did release a statement in support of the protesters cause. capitol police say they do not expect any current government. lawmakers to attend the rally. a northern california woman she's been sentenced to 3 years probation for her role in the january 6th riot at the u.s. capitol. >> valerie are key sent this tweet the day of the riot. it reads. we made it inside right before the shove. this all out. i took off and i felt pepper pepper spray in my throat. lol in june. she pled guilty to a misdemeanor count of parading picketing or demonstrating in a government building. coming up on the

kron 4 morning news, the fiance at the center of a missing woman mystery. >> he has now disappeared and now the fbi is joining the search for gabby petito and the fiance. his name is brian laundry. and after the break, a new social media challenge. and challenge is encouraging kids to vandalize their schools and it's making its way right here to the bay area forcing a school district to acknowledge it and to send out a warning will have that.

>> welcome back. 9. '09, on this saturday morning in a new social media challenge is calling on kids to vandalize their school bathrooms. a number of schools across the country of actually reported this happening to them. this is why you got to check what your kids are doing there on the phone now, my kids are they're twins and they're about to be 13 i'd little legal limits your phone. yeah. not a check on phone. i remember being 13, not liking it, but this is an example as to why it's funny you mention that. my kids are like my i'm here it's because there's a trend going on. god forbid my kids to this is a trend going on possibly right here in the bay area. kron four's charles clifford has the story. well, tik tok is a social media platform where people can share short videos with each other and there is unfortunately a new. >> challenge going around is called the devious lick challenge where kids are vandalizing their own schools stealing things shooting videos of it and then posting

it online. we know it's happening. at least one school district here in the bay area. but it's also happen across the country as well. this is video from a high school in san joaquin county. this bathroom had apparently been vandalized by students participating in the devious lick challenge on tiktok. >> this smashed near was at a school in texas and this vandalism was from another school in south carolina and the devious lick challenge has also reached schools here in the bay area on thursday, the san ramon valley unified school district sent out this message to students and parents. they say the problem has been seen at multiple schools across the district. they also include a warning saying we want to be very clear that this type of behavior will not be tolerated on any san ramon valley unified school district campus. we are very concerned about our students and the possibility that they may not fully understand the gravity of the behavior in which they are engaging. we hope that you will speak with your children and remind them that's stealing and destruction of school property or crimes if the students are caught, they will be disciplined appropriately and law enforcement will be involved.

now, we do not know the extent of the problem here in the bay area. we've heard it's a different school districts. we've reached out to a couple on friday have so far not heard back. >> we do know that tick says these videos violate their community guidelines and that all of these videos will be pulled out. but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> and rain is headed to the

>> welcome back. it's 9.14

here on this saturday. you know, we're talking about how it's cooler right now. we're going to get some rain. but then there's going to be a heat up on that note, the things i mean, i got to the san francisco summer. that's kind of how this goes right i say enjoy your sweater next. this morning and yeah, i love sweater weather. what we need an umbrella. do you think erica are now for probably for the north bay later tonight. i'd say i wouldn't be surprised if like some sprinkles. >> our drizzle, you'll see that during the day. but most of the rain that we're expected to get in. the bay area won't come until overnight. so a lot of he will be sleeping when that system passes. other than on the north bay. the rest of the bay area probably won't see too much rain. i'll talk more about what we can expect in a bit. but checking in on our camera overlooking the airport right now we are seeing some cloudy conditions and some fog as well. i believe along the coast. we're seeing some fog up the north bay that's going to stick with us throughout

the afternoon here. satellite and radar and that is a trough that is bringing rain to the northern states right now as well as jill meagher county. and this is going to shift downward. so that's why we're going to see some showers other than that. we did talk about how temperatures will be warming up come monday and we'll see our numbers in a bit. but right now we're at 60 here in san francisco. 61 in livermore 68 currently in antioch and 58 degrees in vallejo daytime highs across san francisco will be in the mid to upper 60's. pretty similar to what we saw yesterday. it's the rest of the bay area where we are going to see temperatures a little cooler like our inland areas on the peninsula. 72 for millbrae today. 75 out in san carlos on the south bay expected to be and the low to mid 70's for you. 72 in seminole today 78 out in pleasanton little cooler here in hayward at 69 and richmond

down to san leandro. looking at mid to upper 60's. 76 for walnut creek today, 72 for vacaville close to 70 in fairfield. 69 in antioch and up in santa rosa 64 degrees today. monday is going to be about 20 degrees warmer. tell you more about that as well as a fire weather. watch that i'm picking up and a bit for now, back to you guys. in national news that crowd demanding answers in the search for missing 22 year-old grad. gabby potato. >> as officers searched the home of the young woman's fiance and now police are saying the fiance, brian laundry is missing as well. >> he was not cooperating with investigators initially they wanted to talk to me. didn't all of a sudden now he's nowhere to be found. the 2. they're actually driving across the country. now officials say laundrie and his

parents, they continue to refuse to cooperate with the investigation. brian entin has more on the investigation. >> and the police now say they've received more than 1000 tips connected to the disappearance of gabby petito, but still no sign of the 22 year-old. certainly there's been progress throughout the last 24 hours. >> and you know. i don't know that we're to the point that we've got it. >> solved by any means. gabby step. dad and family members are in wyoming organizing a ground search in a massive area near grand teton national park and law enforcement confirms they are looking into a possible link between gabby's disappearance and the double murder of these 2 women at a utah campsite. nothing has been ruled out. >> however. i have heard of >> definitive connections between those 2 crimes. gabby brian, ok, despite new body camera video emerging showing a fight between gabby and her

fiance, brian laundry he's still not talking to police. his sister did talk to abc news and looked. >> typical of both of whenever they fight things. take a little break and come back and win. >> if i north port florida. police say they interviewed laundry sister, but there was nothing of substance haven't been in the top >> i wish i could talk i've cooperated every way that i can. i wish i had information that i would give more. this is all i have is. to the >> take a look at this. a different perspective of the fight against the caldor fire which continues to burn near south lake tahoe, a camera that was attached to a 3,000 gallon water bucket beneath the ch 47 chinook helicopter as it picks up and drops water on to the fire. >> meanwhile, firefighters, they are slowly getting closer to containing the caldor fire. it's burned more than 218,000 acres so far it's been burning

for about a month now at 71% contained and more evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings up in eldorado county. so they definitely are making some strides here. meanwhile, the second largest fire in california history is still ravaging parts of 5 counties. 2 months after it started the dixie fire has burned more than 960,000 acres. it now sits at 88% containment. so some good news on that front. speaking of the caldor fire crews were able to save a historic look out in the tahoe basin by using a looming aisd rap. >> garage. has the details. >> as the sun sets on the caldor fire in the lake tahoe basin. more and more people are coming back home thankful they have one to return to that. so many folks on the fire and we're just so thankful. i'm so proud of the work that they >> work to protect homes and structures importantly, historic sites like this historic and gore look out above fallen leaf lake.

>> covered in the luminights rap and it was the first time that i saw lights in the basin. lisa herron with the 4 service lake tahoe management says it's a technique she has seen used by the 4 service over the past few years throughout the west. but as the caldor fire moved east kuz to work to head to wrap the lookout and protected from radiant heat and embers flying a mile away from the fire. the angora lookout was built in 1924. and this wasn't the first time a wildfire has threatened the structures. you can see the burn scars right over here. this is from the 2007 angora fight. protecting homes and other buildings with a little bit of rap is a growing trend. these homes were wrapped in the fire resistant material against the approaching caldor fire in myers the material resembles tin foil from the kitchen door. but it's actually modeled after the tent like shelters that wild land firefighters used as a last resort to protect themselves when trapped by flames. now

it's a tool used to protect property and hopes survive to see another day so incredible, it's really a great tool that firefighters can use to watch a system in helping these structures to survive. >> coming up next, one of the people who lead the recall effort against governor gavin newsome is speaking out now hear why he thinks newsome won the election will be right back. when it comes to flooring, i'm hard to please. so, i go to floor & decor where they don't just know

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>> and welcome back. governor gavin newsome is still governor this morning and mean he tried and tried to help from president biden. president obama lots of help. you mentioned the word heavy hitters, big guns. the guns they came out may help them keep. >> being governor. yes, but now the lead proponent of the recall effort is speaking out. his name is orrin heatlie. he spoke with kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala about some possible changes to the recall process. >> i'm feeling, you know, really good about where we've been and what we're able to achieve leed recall proponent. orrin heatlie says he's proud of the effort he put together to try to remove governor gavin newsom from office now days after the governor defeated the effort. keatley says this was not the republican recall newsom claimed it was it was a republican. >> power grab or a republican recall where were the republicans during this whole

process. they sat it out and they didn't bring in big resources to the table. they didn't happen to their big donor list. >> the didn't said large quantities of money like the democrats did. some experts have said that larry elder who emerged really at the last minute in this whole process ended up. >> in some ways helping gavin newsome, especially with democrats. >> do you think he turned this effort that you launched upside down. people within my family and friends circle. >> and they reported back that, you know, all of their democrat friends that they knew of that were in support of the recall. and flipped back around and voted against the recall when larry elder came on scene and because it was because of his you know, it's stream views on certain sayings heatley criticize democratic state lawmakers who immediately called for changes to the recall process. but he says he would consider changes to how those on the ballot get

elected. i think a runoff between the top 2. >> would probably be, you know, something that would be considerable. >> in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news, a local congressman helping afghan refugees settle into their new homes were going tell you what it took to get some of them to safety. it's 9.27 proper morning news continues after the break. plus airports throughout the country are becoming a common target. >> months. car thieves. we've got a little bit more detail. the types of cars. police say thieves are stealing most.

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>> next saturday. >> 9.29 here on this saturday morning. taking a look at coit tower looking a little foggy this morning. we know that there's going to be some moisture in the air today. >> not a lot that we could use a lot of rain, but not to try and squeeze out mother nature work with but it is going to be a welcomed relief. i know we've got obviously many fires burning up in northern california. so eric has got a little bit more detail on just how much rain we're going to see haircut well, the system to the north of us. that's bringing us this rain has already brought us some moisture and we'll see that with our humidity percentages in just a as for our graphics for pullout up on the screen right now. there's that trough to the north of us. >> bringing some rain right

now at oregon and to washington and del norte and humboldt county getting some showers right now. that system. we'll continue to shift down to the south. east and overnight we are going to get some rain as we've been mentioning all morning, check out our humidity percentages, though, this is what we're seeing now percentages in the 70's 80's and even 90's currently, let's actually fast forward to what we're going to see on monday. notice how our percentages drop. what a difference is that it's going to be very dry. 48 hours from now and temperatures that day will also be very warm. we're going to hear winds pick up. we can gusts over 50 miles per hour. so we do have a fire weather watch that will be in effect starting tomorrow night through tuesday morning. that is for the higher elevations in the hills. as i mentioned, you know, very dry conditions. if a fire were to break out. it could spread rapidly. as for current winds right now we're seeing light to breezy

conditions. pretty typical. so nothing crazy for today in terms of our wind conditions, temperatures. a little cooler for inland areas today. first is what we saw yesterday. we're at 61 in nevada right now. 16, san carlos 68 currently in antioch. and here's a look at our numbers for this afternoon. 75 for a high in concord. stick around. we'll have the extended forecast coming up in a bit. back to you guys. thanks, erica. an fda panel has unanimously recommended a 3rd shot of the pfizer vaccine. but this recommendation is only for those 65 and older. the decision to not approve a booster shot for those 16 and up. >> is going to affect the biden administration's plans to roll out a 3rd covid-19 shot kron four's. terisa stasio spoke with our local panel of medical experts about the fda's recommendation. >> and voted no, that no vote to open up booster shots to those 16 and up getting local support. i take on your

decision is that it was a good point. doctor john swartzberg with u c berkeley school of public health division of infectious disease and vaccinology says. >> bottom line, the committee's decision leaned into data. i think there's sufficient data. >> people over 65 and people with certain underlying are who are at increased risk for that outcome will benefit from getting a so i applaud the decision. >> doctor peter chin hong with ucsf says giving a booster gained a big push following information coming from israel. however, doctor chan hong added israel is very, very different from the united states is much smaller is months. >> much. ines may not be generalized. lets us situation. both doctors working in the field strongly point out this decision does not mean boosters won't happen for those under 65 rather just now giving priority to those at the highest risk saying

this. it's not saying that the fda put a on having booths are from all populations. it's just that it's not an emergency for everyone. yes. so if you're listening. >> to are reading about the fda's advisory committee's decision. i think the way you need to think about this is that it's the reason why these experts really struggle with the question was that we've got really good vaccines and they're really working quite well. this is only about the pfizer vaccine moderna and j j have yet to collect their data and submitted to the fda. >> committee. so up next for pfizer is that the full fda as well as the cdc will go over the recommendation and then make an official ruling in the newsroom. theresa kron 4 news. >> teresa was talking about moderna just now they've developed a separate booster for its vaccine which they claim is 40 times more effective against the delta variant, a cdc study of all 3

authorized covid vaccines found that moderna's shot is slightly more effective at preventing hospitalizations. moderna came in at 93%. pfizer at 88% and johnson and johnson at 71%. however, researchers stress that all 3 vaccines provide substantial protection. so they're all good. the study looked at patients in 21 hospitals across 18 states for their study. they also examined antibodies in the body and skews me in the blood of 100 healthy volunteers after they had gotten one of the 3 available shots. developing news. 2 of governor gavin newsom's kids. they tested positive for covid-19 at this time. we don't know which 2 as he has 4 kids. the governor's office says newsom his wife jennifer and their 2 other kids. they fall tested negative and they're all as a family. they're all following covid protocols. the city of santa rosa will pay nearly $10,000 in penalties to cal

osha after 43 year-old mary lou armor died from covid-19 in march of last year. an investigation found that the city did not have proper workplace safety measures in place. the fine was downgraded from more than $32,000 after city officials argue that detective armour's doubt death happened at a time. and the nature of covid-19 was still not fully known to them. she was a member of the santa rosa police department for 20 years. >> a federal judge has ruled the biden administration must stop using the covid-19 pandemic under title. 42 as a reason to deny families access to asylum title. 42 allows the white house to block someone who potentially pose a health risk from entering the united states. the met biden administration previously said title 42 was not being used to deny asylum claims specifically to unaccompanied minors. human rights activists advocates say everyone who wants to seek asylum should be able to do so.

>> it is illegal to deny asylum access to families. and it also needs to be illegal to deny asylum access to children and adults. >> the ruling will go into effect in 2 weeks. the biden administration says it will appeal that ruling. >> about a month after the afghan government collapsed. more refugees. they're coming to the bay area california's 17th congressional representative ro khanna. he's been working directly with afghan families, kron four's amanda hari to spoke to the congressman in fremont after he met with people. he helped evacuate. >> representative ro khanna says right now one of his highest priorities is the afghan people he wants to make sure they're safe and make sure that the ones that want to get into the united states are able to get here. >> we are a nation of immigrants and we have a moral responsibility to people in afghanistan about a month after the taliban took over

afghanistan california's 17th congressional district, representative ro >> says the state department it's still monitoring hundreds of cases of individuals trying to get to the united states commons office has been helping bringing refugees to the fremont area. now he's meeting with those family. it's got to play with his a 3 year-old than that. >> is a a. >> a 7 year-old and was wonderful to see them here. he says it took this family a harrowing 5 days to make it out of afghanistan. they were going to the airport sometimes getting beaten. he couldn't release their names because they still have family trying to get here. we need more charter flights. we need more. >> florida nation would eut chicken stock. pakistan and more pressure on the taliban to let american citizens green card holders and. and as special immigrant visa. individuals out cars on a met with representative khan. a. >> she came to california from

afghanistan in 2011. but she still has family there. dennis the government collapse all like our monday fix it. >> but this happened not on to my farming men and women right now. her mother was living in afghanistan during the collapse. the red cross took her to belgium for safety. now far as ana is working with the congressman to bring her mother to the united states keep in afghanistan is not because. >> they want to be. they have to leave. you know, they have their own house. they have their own life jobs that everything but they they leave because they want to live like they want to said they like the present of konna emphasized that these immigrants add to our communities. he says he's even going back and forth with the congressman from montana. he says this congressman doesn't want 75 afghan refugees but says to send them here to the bay area and we'll take them

in fremont amanda hari kron 4 news. >> 9 39 here in the pentagon is now calling its most recent drone strike in afghanistan. a tragic mistake. 10 afghan civilians including 7 children died in that air strike. it took place just 3 days after isis k militants detonated a bomb at the kabul airport. >> 13 u.s. troops and dozens of afghans were killed there. now that airport so crowded noel with people who are trying to actually still flee the country. allison harris has the story. >> we now assess that it is unlikely that the vehicle and those who died were associated with isis k horrific conclusion to the investigation into the pentagon's retaliatory drone strike against isis k on august 29th in kabul. >> intended for terrorists who kitled 13 american sailors, soldiers and marines. instead the pentagon meeting. 10 civilians were killed, 7 of

them children. none of the casualties were isis extremists, but it was a mistake and i offer my sincere apology. >> as the combatant commander. i'm fully responsible for the strike in this tragic outcome. the centcom commanders apology. a stark change from the confidence. general milley expressed earlier this month. yes, there are others killed who they are, we don't know. but at this point we think that the procedures were correctly fallen and it's a right to strike the victims were family members of a man, secretary of defense lloyd austin calls mister ahmadi. in a statement, the secretary is sharing his deepest sympathies stating mister mahdi was just as innocent. a victim, as were the others. tragically killed austin now calling for another investigation to determine the degree to which accountability measures need to be taken the military moved swiftly to follow through on president biden's vow to kill the isis k members responsible for killing americans that isis k. we are not done with you yet following the attack. the

white house suggested that if civilians were killed, it could have been from secondary explosions in the vehicle that was targeted not from the u.s. drone the administration even using the strike as an example of how the u.s. could successfully target terrorists in afghanistan in the future. >> well, rain is headed to the bay area. tell

>> welcome back. 9.44 and it

is international coastal cleanup day, of course, being surrounded by water here in the bay area there's more than enough places to go remove trash and plastic pollution on our beaches and our waterways already things have kicked off. kicked off with the east bay regional park district. they're holding its their 37th annual coastal cleanup event. this goes on until 02:00pm participation is free. supplies will be provided as needed just to head to east bay regional park district website. eby parks, dot org. if you one a little bit more information on different locations to go in clean up or if you just want to grab a bag yourself and go along, you know, to your favorite beach. see if you can help clean things up. it's always best get all that trash in an actual trash can. >> and, you know this kawhi that makes me angry as i get so frustrated yet when you see a lot of times it's the trash sitting. >> outside of the trash can. i just put it in the trash can. you know, mean, people just

like drop with you. yeah. like you supposed to teach yourself. i don't want to continue having coastal cleanup days. we should all learn to toss our own trash out. if you're in san francisco. i would suggest where your jacket because probably going to cold in the san francisco, especially on the coast yet temperatures today will be in the 60's here in san francisco. cloudy conditions will remain through the afternoon for the coast, especially up in marin county. we see some fog along the coast and the north bay fees. and we also have that rain that the headed our way overnight. >> into tomorrow morning which will see in just a moment. but checking in on our camera overlooking berkeley seeing those cloudy conditions that we're talking about. >> winds are actually pretty light right now. so we don't expect it to get too crazy as for our satellite and radar right now. this is what we're currently seeing that trough to the north of us has shifted a little bit and it will continue to shift down to the south. east. >> and we see we are getting

some rain up to not working right now and in some parts of california. and here we see it on futurecast making its way down. so overnight when it's going to be a moving through the bay area when a lot of you will be sleeping. the north bay can expect to get about a quarter of an inch of rain. the rest of the bay area about a 10th of an you might not even notice it. if you're in the south bay are some places in the east bay. it's moves pretty quick. and it weakens to and breaks apart by tomorrow afternoon. this is just after 1 o'clock and we see it continues to dry up through the evening. the 7.30 tomorrow after that, we will see a warm up. but in the meantime, temperatures today, a little cooler for inland areas versus yesterday. >> we're 62 in concord right now. upper 50's and napa. 59 currently in petaluma. so here's a look at those temperatures for interior valley throughout the afternoon. we don't expect to hit any 80's for today and like what we saw yesterday. in fact, here's the rest of our daytime highs for this

afternoon. 71 out there in mountain view 61 in mill valley 67 in napa. you happen to be heading out of town. here's a look at some of our other temperatures even out in vegas are seeing a little cool down to high temperatures tomorrow throughout the bay area. we'll be slightly warmer for places like conquer. we will see a little more 80's tomorrow out there along the coast, probably won't see too much of a change tomorrow. monday. we will, though, if you're headed out of town, we're looking at dry conditions out in monterey and southern california as well. that system that's going bring rain to the north bay well weekend and it won't even reach southern california this weekend. so here's our bay area 7 day extended forecast. and there you see our temperatures start to warm up a little bit. after today. and of course those winds will be picking up specially on monday where we do have that fire weather watch. i was mentioning earlier in the if you're going to be along the coast or in the city. in the next hour. does a little

chilly out there with temperatures in the 50's 60's. back to you. >> a report is suggesting too much social media. not a good thing. surprise, surprise right. in this case, the focus was on instagram, though its parent company. facebook says it is now trying to discourage users from focusing on physical appearance. but that's only after wall street journal report revealed that facebook researchers knew the photo sharing platform had become toxic for teenage girls, specifically 32% of girls in the study said when they feel bad about their bodies instagram made them feel worse. 14% of boys had similar problems. we actually spoke with the bay area psychologist about what parents can do to help with this. meanwhile, airports throughout the country are reporting more and more car thefts. >> well, you know, because there are some places that are

long-term parking at airports. you think you tend to think they're safe. i don't think they're safe at all. i do think crime bureau says airport parking lots are breeding grounds for thieves. michael shure has the story. >> car theft is on the rise and now it's happening where you may think your car is safest at the airport airports from honolulu to denver, from houston to miami are reporting spikes in car thefts over the past several months. you have automobiles that are unattended. >> they're not under, you know, constant scrutiny or surveillance and that provides so fertile ground for thieves that basically shop for the type of car they want to steal and with air travel back, fred lohman of the national insurance crime bureau says that airports are basically shopping malls for auto thieves. let's face it, there are. >> 10's of thousands of cars at airports when you you know, look at facilities like la x dallas fort worth for any of the major row airlines in the

or airports in the country. many of the recent thefts are happening with car sharing vehicles arranged through apps like turo or zip car honolulu police seeing a major spike this summer tribute that not to directly to car sharing or person to person. >> car rental businesses. of the 14 deaths here. 13 work are vehicles. these vehicles have lock boxes from which arriving passengers retrieve the keys and the easy mark for thieves airport. police forces are also understaffed in a time of pandemic just like every other law enforcement agency in the country today. >> you know, they have to ministry sources. they're dealing with higher priority issues. authorities recommending car owners used car alarms or disabling devices or tracking apps that can be operatwd from the cell phone but above all common sense. many travelers distracted ahead of the flights simply don't lock the car. ask.

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>> 9.55 before we go, want to take you to some sports. you couldn't draw up a crazier finish to last night. giants game. take a look at all that happened. top of the 9th giants are leading 4 to 2. however. >> the braves would take the lead with a three-run home run off of tyler rogers so that one just straight out of the park bottom of the inning. then donovan solano sent one on the right to left so he tied the game with 2 outs. then though, this game went into extra innings in the 11th inning bases were loaded for kevin gausman. he then hit a

fly ball to right. you see it in just a second here. brandon crawford then scored the giants won this one 65 they to 2 games up on the dodgers in the west and it was a w for the oakland a's as well. they took on the la angels yesterday. top of the 6 seth brown comes through with the r b, i bringing home at olson to tie the game at for the very next at-bat. the pitch gets past the catcher. watch this. he scrambles of it yet. that gave the a's the lead oakland one by a final of 5 to 4 for we go. we want to show you little bit of the 7 day forecast. this morning. we're getting a little rain overnight that we saw average camera. yeah, a little bit of drizzle there. it doesn't get up to 97 degrees before autumn officially starts on wednesday dropping back down into the 80's. enjoy the cool down right this weekend before it gets 7580 and it clears up a

little bit. 97 noel on. yeah. it's going to be hot. tuesday is going to be you know, it's very hot, though. the giants, the a's and tomorrow the forty-niners and we should have a live report from our jason dumas next. yeah. we're going to have a report from philadelphia. is there playing the eagles this weekend. so best. definitely tune in with us for that tomorrow. that's about all the time we've got for this crime for newsweek. and i'm noelle bellow and will trend make it a good one. >> see you tomorrow.