>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good morning. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow and i'm will tran. it is october second, it's orange saturday. i'm choosing this because the giants they have a chance in a few hours. so really the divisions. so it's going to be on fire at oracle. yeah, they're coming in hot after a win last night as well. we're going to get to all of that. >> a little bit later on in the show. but first we want to get you a check of your forecast. it's warm out their days, far. >> that it will be good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. as we reached a new height scored on for today. it's a little flavor of summer

is what we have going on for this weekend in just a matter of days, you wouldn't even know what those fall r%turns in force by next week. first things first we have a little bit of that fog hanging around a little bit. we can make up the east bay shoreline. but the fog hovering around the bay itself. we see the picture from the golden gate up close and personal with the fog covering up the towers temporarily temperature check. we have the mid to upper 50's covering a good chunk of the east bay, 40's and 50's mixture up to the north. 58 san jose. we got 48 going on for half moon bay 56 for san francisco with highs even in san francisco looking to reach around 80 or so for today as far as the flow pattern going on high pressure controlling things spare. the air day is in place today because you don't have a lot of sun optic movement here that will be just local winds will be saying there's the shot of the golden gate up up above 78 by 11 by 2, we're talking 89 still not done building for the highs inland today. we'll have a closer look at that forecast coming up in just a bit. well, will. >> dave this month marks the

30th anniversary of the oakland fire storm of 1991 a battalion chief and a police officer were among the 25 people who were killed later this morning. oakland will be hosting a memorial to honor those who lost their lives in that tragedy. kron four's camila barco joining us live from the newsroom with more details on that camilla. >> yeah, well, no. well, 100 the fire injured a 100 and 50 people and today speakers will reflect on what happened. and remember the people affected. the city of oakland says that the oakland berkeley firestorm should not be forgotten. so let's take you back to october 19th 1991 the fire started on a private property in the oakland berkeley hills. firefighters were able to put it out. but the next morning, strong reignited the smoldering embers, hey, you can see by this video, the hills of oakland and berkeley became an inferno. the fire destroyed more than 3,000 structures burned 1500 acres and caused 1.5 billion dollars

in damages. and according to fema of 5 year drought low humidity and limited water supply were additional risk factors. the oakland berkeley firestorm is also known as a tunnel fire and the oakland hills fire. it's considered one of the worst and most expensive fires to rage through california at that time to this day, the cause of the fire is undetermined. now, today's ceremony takes place at the rockridge bart station. there's a mural there that features more than 2000 hand painted tiles and a plaque with the names of those who died it to memory of the 1991 fire while well, back to you. >> thank you so much, camila, for that report. i remember covering the 15th are the reason why it was so hot. eucalyptus trees are there. so the and that's why. burst into flames the way it did. well, it's good obviously the city of oakland's going to be honoring those who lost their lives in that fight will have more from camila later on in

the show. another big story that we're following soon all eligible students in the state will be required to get their covid to vaccinations. and that's according to governor newsom. he announced a mandate yesterday. the move makes california the first state in the united states to. >> issue a vaccine mandate for schoolchildren that mandate applies to all students attending in-person classes at public and private schools. california will make exceptions for medical and religious reasons and personal beliefs. any student without exception. who refuses to get vaccinated will be forced to attend school from home. it will take effect once the fda fully approves vaccines for kids under 15 years. excuse me, 15 years or younger. >> parents do have mixed reactions to that vaccination mandate for school children. at least one group in the east bay is adamantly opposed to it. a kron four's. terisa stasio spoke with one parent who says he's part of a growing movement and calls mandates and over extension

that won't be tolerated. it is absolutely overreach. john bessemer is a father of 2 children in the contra costa county school district. >> he says given the vaccine mandates issued so far in california. he wasn't surprised to hear governor gavin newsom's announcement friday. but. >> a lot of people who had a lot of emotional responses to it that i'm part of the big group on social media of over 500 parents. my message to them was, you know. take a deep breath. we're going to get this. we're going to be ok because we want to go to make decisions for ourselves for our kids. and our own health.u we want to be able make our decision not based on you know, politician is telling us to do. we don't think it's fair. john says that the group held a rally last week and plans more. we don't think that the federal government, especially downtown sacramento out there. we don't think that they're looking out for our interests. we feel that if we get a loud voice. we're going we're going to have more of an

impact literally a local levels. we've got rallies planned. we had one want to request friday night. he also says if necessary if the mandate does happen. >> then he and others. he knows plan to pull their kids out of public school are now in the process of actively creating a system of co-ops, not charter schools because you have to get the process. co-ops to pull our kids out of school. and begin co-ops and then buying educational. curriculum online and teaching our kids ourselves. john says he wants to add that he is not anti-vax but believes the covid-19 vaccines need more research especially before calling for a mandate. we feel as if our rights are being stripped away. >> little by little theresa stasi kron. 4 news. >> let's head to the south bay san jose city officials, police and other unions. they settled the dispute over the city's mandatory vaccine

policy and this comes amid warnings that dozens of police officers refusing the vaccine might resign or even retire hours after the deadline was supposed to start now the deal grants about 140 officers 80 firefighters and a few dozen dispatchers who have refused the vaccine. they get the option of getting tested for covid twice a week. instead workers who have had one dose of the vaccine by october first will be given reasonable time to get the second shot. but after december 31st, those not fully vaccinated will face further discipline, including possibly being fired. >> all of our employees are received. they're notice that notice indicates that they will be subject to discipline, which includes 8 week suspension without pay. if they are not vaccinated and the sanctions will fractured upward from and may include. termination.

>> the testing will be done at nd expense the agreement allows for a one week grace period before any disciplinary action is supposed to be taken. >> stay with kron 4 for continuing covid-19 coverage scan the qr code that you see on your screen there. it will take you straight to the coronavirus special section of our website where you can find the latest on masking vaccination mandates boosters. all of that is available for you at kron 4 dot com. >> coming up. many are still asking for change when it comes to police reform. but the leader of the national sheriffs association had to say about police training. and after the break, there's going to be weekend closures across the bay area, including bark routes. we will have details on what areas will be affected when we come right back.

>> welcome back. east bay mud crews continue to work through the overnight hours to try and repair. was a massive water main break in alamo yesterday and they were trying to return water services to customers early friday morning. water started gushing from the cracked pavement in the area of heavy avenue at danville boulevard. it caused the sinkhole to form. as you can see there, 179 homes were without water until just about 6 o'clock this morning when service was finally restored. officials say more than 70 year-old 8 inch pipe is

actually what bursted this is not something you want to see in the middle of a drought, of course, is the second sinkhole water main break situation in alamo in a week's time. not to really looking good over there. >> heads up for drivers in the east bay this weekend. highway 4 is going to be closed for repairs. the closure goes from discovery bay boulevard in contra, costa county all the way to tracy boulevard and san joaquin county eastbound travelers can. >> begin their detour at the byron road intersection. the closures expected to end monday morning at 05:00am. >> also this weekend bart. it's shutting down the track between south hayward and union city stations. the tracks will be shut down for construction buses will replace trains. but bart says writers should plan to add about an extra 25 minutes to their trips. this section of track will also be shut down again. the weekend of october 16th as they do their maintenance work. >> and new this morning, the muni metro service will be

extending its hours to run until midnight on weekdays and saturdays, but it's going continue to operate until 10:00pm on sundays. this is due to an increase in demand the j church muni metro service running between san jose and geneva avenues and church and boss streets will also be extended until midnight. they're asking riders to check their bus schedules to see their last trip times. (background talking and laughing)

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here and take a look at this. for the first time ever an ocean drone has captured video from in side a hurricane, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration released some incredible video from inside hurricane sam as it barreled across the atlantic ocean this week. the wind speeds. >> we're more than 120 miles per hour and that her the drone also battled 50 foot waves that collected data which scientists hope we'll give them a better understanding of just how large and destructive hurricanes can grow and intensify. they say critical new knowledge could improve forecasting that could reduce the loss of life. so this is all really good stuff. there. they're gathering. but what this guy that's not something i would i would the going to an eye of a storm like now. no thanks. i know i've been through one hurricane. it is scary it's on the west coast. we don't deal with reporting on guam. >> i had to deal with the hurricane. it brings his own are so massive and being

reporter. it's funny because we tell people to stay indoors and guess she was out there. yeah. exactly. i wish we could bring just a little bit of that rain here. there's really no sign of that this weekend is going to be pretty dave. >> yeah. that was some white water rafting. you saw there. how about that? that really intense. that's a monster storm, too, by the way, just exiting bermuda. we're not even showing it because it's going back out to sea in going to the north, not threat to any land. thank goodness. and that other victor think it's out there. not a threat to land either. what we have on the home front is it's quiet. here's this color is ation. you can see the sun joins us a little bit. little oranges in the sky just a touch. and we're dealing with some of that morning fog. we have a spare the air day today because basically high pressure is pretty much anchored around our neck of the woods. so it's also going to be hot along with that as well. golden gate bridge is kind of obscured by all this fog. meanwhile, the air quality. yeah, we're good. in the bay area. technically, however, start moving towards

the east across central valley gets a moderate in there. and that may clean up a little bit as we get slight air circulation going on just because the daytime heating. don't expect a whole lot. mid-fifties cover. most of the east bay for now antioch and 61 up to the north bay couple 40's hanging on still 51 for napa. 56 san francisco in 58. meanwhile, 4 san jose and the winds are going to do much either. we'll have an afternoon breeze. but that's really about it. obviously near the water. you have the change of temperatures going on a little bit there. and sometimes you drive a local win but sun optically that means the wide perspective of winds is what we need going here to help mix out this air a little bit here which we don't see dancing all the way till sunday because today tomorrow is probably going to be sunny and hot with that slight changes start to happen overnight. we see the bubbling up with some cloud cover from the south. this is huge and a good place to get it because that sometimes produces those elevated the lightning strikes and so forth. however, it looks like we'll get some legitimate cooling as we head into early next week with that and then towards the end.

maybe, maybe a little piece for some rain showers, try to hang on towards the end sfo no delays this morning. some returns, though, for this weekend. 90's inland 80's for the bay. hardy feels like october or in the week holding quickly 80's now inland and by the week's end, we're talking about 70's inland, potentially even upper 60's in places like tri valley. that's presuming we do get that rain, though. okay. so that's still on the fence. there for friday saturday into the week that comes up here 80 for san francisco today. look at that. 85 for oakland 86. meanwhile, going on for san jose mostly sunny skies even quite warm at the ballpark, you're going to get some winds later today. they're in the late afternoon probably win the game's ending here highs today. mid 90's in the far east bay up to the north bay. a mixture of 80's and 90's course, we'll get more into that in your 4 zone forecasx. well. >> days after months of negotiations, last week's police reform talks between democrats and republicans on capitol hill. it broke down that calls for action on this issue, not going away. anytime

soon. martin caught up with the head of the national served a sheriff's association. says he is also eager to finish the job. >> the head of the national sheriffs association tells me he was going optimistic about the prospect of a deal on police reform after democrats made some concessions. it removes some of the more divisive provisions like abolishing qualified immunity. now he's just hoping there's still a bipartisan way forward. we need to stay at the table. we need to talk the head of the national sheriffs association says he's disappointed lawmakers failed to strike a deal on police reform after months of negotiations of the language. with that we saw. i would say we're 90% on board. jonathan thompson says with a crime on the rise. he supported the compromise plan to ban told cold and no knock warrants while also adding more money for police training and mental health resources. the mental

health problem in this country. it's an embarrassment. >> we're putting in jail. people who belong in hospital ultimately talks fell apart over how to enforce change. >> democrats wanted to withhold federal police grants if local agencies failed to adopt in tactics. thompson says that was a bridge too far. we feel very strongly that law enforcement is a local function one-size can't fit all iowa senator chuck grassley blames democrats for sinking the deal that 100% of what they want. that's not compromise. ohio democratic senator sherrod brown disagrees. there's plenty of blame all the way around with no legislative deal in sight. the white house is pledging to take executive action on police reform after consulting with both civil rights and law enforcement groups. but so far we've not heard from the white house. johnson says in the end he won't. the administration does not step in and that lawmakers come back to the table it comes to getting it right and we stand ready to have those discussions.

several civil rights organizations are also calling on congress to return to the negotiation table but say if a deal cannot be reached. president biden must step up and take matters into his own hands for now in washington. raquel martin. >> back to you. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news mark your calendars, the countdown, the fleet week. how organizers are ensuring everyone stays safe this year. 7.24 on this

saturday morning. and it's time to get ready for a show in the skies next week as fleet week. >> returns to the bay area. the blue angels. they're going to be arriving tomorrow. evening with checks off several planned events. that of course we haven't seen since 2019 because of covid last year the blue angels, they are the rock stars. people show up to see them in so many other things. kron four's haaziq explains how officials plan to keep. >> everyone safe this year from crime and covid. >> a blue angels are back in the bay area skies for the 40th anniversary of fleet week. so we are so excited to be here today to announce that fleet week is happening after a year off last year due to the global pandemic has always millions of people are expected to turn out over the 7 day experience in san francisco. >> public safety is always a top priority. keeping

spectators safe will be in the hands of this group of first responders law enforcement. the coast guard and the san francisco public health department led by doctor grant colfax who tells you the rules regarding covid-19 during the event. there is little bit different the the local rules on local property. >> basically we can continue to encourage people to wear a mask. you must wear a mask indoors given the large crowds are also encouraging people to wear a mask outside. sfpd and deputies with the san francisco sheriff's office will handle the public safety duties on the well for the co police department will have officers patrolling all of the venues. >> foot patrols on bicycles, on motorcycles and unmarked police cars. >> our plainclothes staff will be in uniform. are people will be out there working with the police department because the most important thing is to be a visible to turn the u.s. coast guard has safety tips for those planning to enjoy

the air show out on the bay. please always carry a vhf radio on board and have enough life jackets for all passengers think a vhf channel 16 as the 911, if you will, on the water. >> a francisco fire chief janine nicholson tells you how best to use the actual 911, emergency system on land during the show. >> if you have an emergency call 911. if you need information, call 3, 1, 1, so don't lock up 911 for non emergency. use the 3, 1, one line. police officials say if you are planning on driving to san francisco to enjoy fleet week to remember not to leave any personal valuables visible inside of your vehicle. >> haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >> the blue angels will be in oakland tomorrow. we will have crews there when they touch down and on saturday, october 9th, the blue angels are set to fly over san francisco. you can join us right here on kron 4. if you don't want to leave

your couch or deal with all that traffic and possibly somebody breaking into your car. that's always a possibility. the air show is 2 hours of high-flying stunts featuring the expect hacking there. maneuvers of the navy's best pilots for the blue angels again, the fun starts next saturday at 02:00pm right here on kron. 4. >> we're going to be right back. stick with

>> welcome back. 7.30 here on this saturday morning. time to get your check of your weather forecast. great weather at oracle. this afternoon. i would imagine. yes, but actually getting a warm 2 is what we've got going on here. and good morning, everybody. >> just shaking off some of this morning fog turning things into a mostly sunny mode as we will revisit those 90's happening inland. >> a little flavor of summer. we have hang on. here's coming be shots for you. there. you can see the east bay shoreline just covered up a little bit by the east bay hills as soon as that sun pop's over we'll get the sunshine filling in there, middle to upper 50's in the east bay 61 antioch, 40's and 50's mixture up north speak at the ballpark game time. one. '05, temperatures near aboet 70 no other place in the city will be popping near about 80 or so. but sunny and warm in the late afternoon breeze kicking in here. the breakdown for you today as we see the fog off to the distance 78 at 11 by 2 89 spare the air day today. but things will be changing into next week. well. >> david problem for bars and bart passengers as 3 people

actually died on their bart system on the bart trains just this past week. all of them suspected drug overdoses, kron four's. maureen kelly has more on this ongoing problem. >> the most recent death believed to be drug related happened here tuesday night at the pleasant hill bart station. according to bart police logs and sfo bound train was held as bart officers responded to a report of an unresponsive male bart passenger. they administered narcan which can reverse an opioid overdose, but it didn't work. and the man identified as 36 year-old frank sanders, the 4th of richmond was declared d o a the other 2 fatal suspected d's happened monday. a man was found not breathing at the daly city bart station just after 10:00am medics were unable to revive him. the san mateo coroner has identified that man as 34 year-old william hogarth and describes him as trans. and then later just before 05:00pm during the

evening berryessa bound train was stopped at the fremont station for another unresponsive man. again, narcan was administered, but it didn't save him. he has yet to be identified that's a lot of his scary all bart police personel are equipped with narcan and their police logs show twice this week. they were successful reviving 2 unresponsive. people using the lifesaving nasal spray while fentanyl has not been definitively linked to these recent d's is driving the spike in fatal overdoses here in the bay area. >> i asked a harm reduction program coordinator for the san francisco department public health about the signs of someone experiencing an overdose someone would be bluish in color unless it with someone who african american >> you know, a person of color, they may turn to greatness. you would also hear very distinctive goal in their breathing. we refer to that as a death rattle parts as passengers witnessing any kind of medical emergency can

inform their train operator using the intercoms located at either end of the car. >> or contact bart pd using the bart watch app or dialing 911. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> in the south bass students and staff. they had to be evacuated from los altos high school on friday morning after a bomb threat was made to los altos police department was notified and everyone got out shortly after that officials say when they got to campus and looked around. no explosives were found after they searched the entire area. several homes. however, near the school. they also had to be evacuated and the santa clara county fire department shut down an avenue between valencia drive and sun kissed lane during the multi. our search officials say the initial threat how this all happened. that's still part of their investigation. >> as a fiction moratoriums come to an end. some tenants are going to be forced to decide what to do with their pets. some animal shelters are

actually anticipating some increase in take over the next few months. kron four's amanda hari talked with the shelter leaders about how they're getting ready. >> hoping for the best but ready for the worst. that's how many bay area shelters are preparing for the end of the housing moratorium but after the 2007 has increases. we did see an increase in surrender in many shelters around the country are bracing for that right now. this situation in the picture moratorium steve with contra costa animal services says they're already preparing to see higher intakes. >> he says, quote, one of the most common reasons people will surrender their pets. the shelter. >> is due to changes in the living situation. but the eviction moratorium now ending we're preparing for an increase in surrender requests. people of both contra costa animal services and east bay spca agree that surrendering your pet should be the last resort were trying to get as much information we

can about ways that we can help support people keep their pets. vice president of operations with east bay spca carolyn air up in. >> tells me they have programs to help struggling families. there's a pet food pantry of free behavioral health line hold program that offers free temporary boarding for people working at a social worker to find housing. >> she also suggests reaching out to others for help people can reach out to their family and friends and if there's anyone in their life that might be able to provide some assistance. >> in terms it morning at the head at home and or just helping this instability. oakland's eviction moratorium is still in place but air up in says the east bay spca is prepared to help relieve any overcrowding. a partner shelters throughout northern california. this will help shelters avoid turning away animals or euthanizing animals. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news injuries taking a toll on the forty-niners ahead of their

game against the seahawks this weekend. one injury they're hoping is better before tomorrow's game. plus, he is one of the most recognizable character actors in movies and tv and as hispanic heritage month continues. we're taking a look back at actor danny trejo's accomplishments on and off screen.

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now a big game for the giants. i'm wearing my orange the support orange team here, the giants because at one '05, they take on the san diego padres and look to clinch their division title since 2012. and this was look at this. the giants yesterday they started off very strong 5 innings scoreless innings right off the bat. the giants scored twice in the first and then willie mac award winner late night la mind. he was the winner on thursday night. he had a sack fly. the giants ended up beating the giants skews me the padres 3 to nothing. here's how it's going to shape out if the giants win today and the dodgers lose, then the giants will win the nl west if both teams win today, then tomorrow's last game of the season will be huge, you know, al, because nobody wants to play the st. louis cardinals. >> like you mentioned, there's that other way to clinch the division title. it depends on if the dodgers lose to the brewers. they did beat the team 8 to 6 last night. so the

look to do it again. the dodgers were down by one in the 5th last night. but trey turner hit a grand slam to tie the game. both teams will play again tonight at 6 o'clock. a lot at stake in california baseball this weekend. some very exciting times. well. >> i thought that the dodgers are going to lose to the brewers the you know, we're live in or to football. now the forty-niners are dealing with a rash of injuries to the running back and defensive back or and to make matters worse star tight end. george kittle questionable for tomorrow's game against the seattle seahawks with a calf injury. now he didn't practice on thursday or wednesday. you can see him at practice just walking around taking it easy on his legs and his body head coach kyle shanahan is hopeful his best offensive weapon will be ready to take on the seahawks at levi's stadium. >> said earlier in the week that i thought to be alright, the fact that he wasn't ready

to go on thursday. just worried us a little bit more than expect in. fact, you could do a little bit today was much more encouraging than what it was yesterday. and i hope that we have that same result tomorrow. still some slowing pain. don't do what we can to make sure available to plan sunday. >> you know, it's trending in the right direction. >> i would lie to you guys. what i. >> let's not think scandal. some good news here for fans planning to go to the game this weekend. starting tomorrow. the vta light rail is going to bring service back to football games at levi stadium service will start 2 hours before kickoff. those trains will pick up at 5 different places will run between every 15 to 30 minutes really easy way to get down there. post event service starts an hour after the game ends. you can go to the tea's website to find the specific locations where they plan to offer that service. stick with us from morning news continues after the break.

>> it is hispanic heritage month and this weekend we are celebrating actor danny trejo. he is one of the most recognizable characters in hollywood. heat definitely is his road to success was not easy, though. entertainment reporter sam rubin sat down for a chat with the actor.

>> he's played. countless tough guys on the big and small screen. i played inmate number one, i bad guy o chicago google guy with jet all never had now is one of the biggest names in hollywood in town. danny trejo is known as the nicest man guy. someone is always giving back to his community. everything. good, sam that has happened has happened as a direct result of helping someone else. >> everything. that's the way i live. >> but he didn't always live that way. trejo spent his youth in and out of prison. you have to understand them 9 to 2 i live in the day, but he turned his life around getting sober and becoming a drug counselor and he was helping others trying to stay clean that led him to the set of the 1985 film runaway train. i walked on this movie set. guice is a lot of use mou. i got to do next trip. have copy

of the everyone's here to that one shot lead to a career spanning over 3 decades with over 300 tv and film grads, including machete and the popular spy. kids was feel like to you. >> to be that guy. i think it's such a long i still got kids 5, 6, years old coming hope will want download news like such a such a lesson in addition to the big hollywood career trail was also successful. restaurant tools. >> we're in one of your the fact that we could be in one of 4 locations right now, that's not counting the goes. and the going inside the doughnut first will pay for commercial business buy their food. but she's just giving off a look back any people call we're having this fundraiser about case. >> it sent on unfolds is. that's what we do. that's why

this is all terrific. when you see your happy customers use families coming. but it was pretty that i feel like they're coming into my living. we're having. might get. did you know we did enjoy i love the of hope. this is really how do i think off. there is no one come more like this in the world. humble. right >> and right in here. >> right up to buy that book. but because i love some good guacamole. that was us. and we've been reporting for us. the tacos really are good. if you're ever in la, you have yes, yes, they're very, very good. and he's a great super super nice sky. we do have an entire section of our web site dedicated to hispanic heritage month. i have to do is scan the qr code that see on your screen. it will take you straight. there. >> to kron 4 dot com. we do

want to get a check of our forecast now, i believe, you know, if you get tacos today, eat outside yeah, good weather. nice sunday. >> we've got going on another flavor of summertime. guys. good morning, everybody. we're starting things off with the fog. but after that breaks out, it's sunny for everybody across the bay and inland. those temperatures will be plowing into the 90's. both today and into tomorrow, we're going to back off of that a little bit into early next week. but here's the fog. as you can see, covering a portion of the golden gate almost or atypical. as you can see. meanwhile, we take a look. the east bay shoreline son lighting up, as you can see, rising a bit higher in the sky temperature checked 50's and lower 60's to the east bay. still some cool 40's up to the north bay. 51 napa, 56 san francisco afternoon. they checking in at 4858 for san jose high pressure here. so this helps out with the spare the air day because we're not getting a lot of some not that circulation going on. we just get the local winds here. so not that

is what helps the mixing process. also takes care of that fog in the morning hours, too. now going ahead for the week ahead. temperatures will back off a little bit. early into the week, but it starts to get interesting by mid week onward will see some scattered clouds. you can see and is around us. not exactly sure how it's going to come together. that looks like and earn a shot here in the next week and next saturday, fortune is going to be fleet weekend coming up here and that looks like there might be rain for the ride, at least partially part of it still piecing this together. looks like saturday might be the bigger day to look at. but the models differentiate on that. but it's clear they both agree that we're getting some kind of moisture along the west coast. 4 zone forecast the saturday. 80 san francisco lower 70's covers at the beach. 74 daly city 86 burlingame heading further south yeah. getting close to it. got 89 going on redwood city. 90 san carlos 85 for mountain view in the south bay upper 80's readings, 91 los gatos 95 morgan hill 88 for

cupertino east bay shoreline to the south. it's upper 80's, tri valley. you're looking at middle 90's dublin about 9395 walnut creek and concord 85 for open anyone for berkeley and 79 for with napa coming in about 8893 for sonoma in 93. also for santa rosa, even the coast is looking good. well, in the 70's to the beaches. again. some summertime early into the week. we trail backwards very quickly by tuesday down to 81 70's into the end of next week and break contingent on the chance of getting some of that rain may even see some inland spots reach the upper 60's noel. >> federal judge is raising some questions about texas's new abortion law in court on friday the judge asked lawyers why texas would want a law that allowed citizens to take civil action against anyone involved with an abortion. the legislation did go into effect last month and it bans all abortions once a fetal heart activity is detected at about

6 weeks, which is before many women even know they're pregnant meantime, the justice department filed a suit in hopes of blocking the law. the u.s. supreme court allowed it to stay in place. it's unknown when to expect this latest ruling. we'll be right back.

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welcome back. today marks the 14th annual moms against poverty, charity gala. the bay area nonprofit group, also known as map is raising money once more to send covid and school supplies along with other essentials to children who need it in 16 different countries around the world. kron four's, ella sogomonian is actually hosting the event this year. she highlights maps. you humanitarian efforts for us. >> because during covid there's a lot of folks and hygiene, a lot of focus on again. food scarcity for disadvantaged communities. so they're really all encompassing. if you want to help children also families in need. >> tickets to the gala at philly gardens have been sold out. but map does encouraging around donations, which this year will also help a new venture called shop at map. it actually supports arsons at earning their own money and boosting their local economy in struggling countries like afghanistan and senegal visit moms against poverty, dot org for more information. >> some smartphone apps

creators are taking the next step in tracking adverse behavior from binge drinking now to marijuana highs. researchers in new jersey claim to have developed a smartphone sensor that can tell you if you're too high on marijuana, the new artificial intelligence system detects the intoxication by examining behaviors before and after you smoke pot, researchers tracked 100 volunteers or reported using marijuana twice a week and then they measure gps noise, light and activity traced by the sensor. the sensors spotted behavioral differences with 90% accuracy. well. >> still ahead on the next hour, the kron 4 morning news oakland is getting ready to honor the people who died 30 years ago from clinton hills fire we'll have a live report to tell you what's going to happen today. plus, governor gavin newsom issues a vaccine mandate. that's the first of its kind. the changes it will make for children.

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you're watching the kron 00:00am morning >> a lot this morning saturday. thanks for joining us here on kron morning news. i'm noelle bellow will trend. we are 4 hours and 5 minutes away from account down. not because this is a big game. i know you're you know, you're from the southland. >> and we are in northern kanaan and i'm trying not to speak on it. big day for the giants and their fans. they win. they win the west. and if you're going to today game. i was just sunscreen. yeah, it's going to be pretty hot out there. dave spahr says it's a warm weekend for area. >> no-one will. good morning. good morning, everybody. we're pushing those numbers inland to like the summertime territory into the 90's. it looks like by this afternoon. the meantime, though, around the bay temperatures will be in the 80's and upper 70's at that. lots of sunshine today. tomorrow, though, and things will start changing and we get to next week, but we start off a little bit of fog, but a whole lot from this vantage point that we've been able to see the east bay shoreline very nicely. all this morning.

it's really more covered up around the golden gate and it's we can see it aloft as well. so that situation is pretty typical for this fog kind of mix out coming with us to we have a better quality situation. it's a spare. the air day today lower 60's and a good chunk of the east bay 50's as well 50's up to the north bay as well, too 47 for half moon bay. the cool spots. 61 san jose. and as far as weather pattern is kind of locked in this with the high pressure in place. we know that's a heat spike man and it will do that for this weekend as it's going to feel more like july there you have that fog in place there at the golden gate 83 by high noon by 3 o'clock at 91 got a couple of days of this before changes. and there's the hope we go into next weekend may be scrounging up a couple more on that in just a bit. well, well. >> dave, today marks or this month marks 30 years since he opened fire storm of 1991 which made national news that killed 25 people in the top firefighters a lot on how to attack those massive fires. and later this morning, the

sea vocal and hosting a memorial to honor those who lost their lives in that firestorm. kron four's camila barco joining us live in the newsroom with more details. camila. >> good well, so, yeah, the fire also injured a 150 people and today speakers will reflect on what happened, but also remember the people that were affected. the city of oakland says that the oakland berkeley firestorm should not be forgotten. so let's take you back to october 19th 1991 the fire started on a private property in the oakland berkeley hills. firefighters were able to put it out. but the next morning, strong winds reignited the smoldering embers and you can see by this video, the hills of oakland and berkeley became an inferno. the fire destroyed more than 3,000 structures burned 1500 acres and cost one 0.5 billion dollars in damages. according to fema, a 5 year drought low humidity and limited water supply were additional risk factors. the tunnel fire is also known as

the oakland berkeley firestorm and the oakland hills fire. it's considered one of the worst and most expensive fires to rage through california at that time. but to this day, the cause of the fire isn't determined. now the city of oakland will look back at the 1991 fire during a special ceremony today. it takes place at the rockridge bart station and starts at 10 this morning. speakers like the oakland city mayor city council members as well as a former firefighter will be in attendance now at the rockridge bart station. there's a mural that features more than 2000 hand painted tiles and a plaque with the names of those who died. and it's all in memory of the 1991 fire while well, back to you. alright camila, thank you for that live report. >> california is now the first state in the united states to issue a vaccine mandate for schoolchildren governor gavin newsome handed down the mandate yesterday. that's right. the mandate applies to all eligible students, students attending in person

instruction at both public and private schools. it's going to take effect once the fda fully approves vaccine. >> for children under 15 chip yost has more on the future requirements. >> many ways the most predictable announcement. throughout this pandemic. isn't it. >> friday. governor gavin newsom announced that all k through 12 students will be required to get a covid-19 vaccine in order to attend in-person classes at california schools, one to vaccine is fully authorized by the fda for their age group. newsome says they will implement the order in stages starting with 7th to 12th graders. but the order won't go into effect for at least a few months since currently kids 12 to 15 are only authorized to get a vaccine shot under an emergency use authorization in kids under 12 haven't been authorized to gete one at all. once the fda approves the vaccination in

different cohorts starting with 12 and above grade 7. >> to 12. we will begin to apply that requirement in the next term. either january 1st or july 1st, which ever comes sooner. but what about people like rose patterson who was reluctant. >> to give her 7 year-old shocked only thing there for like his 8. i feel like i i wouldn't get it done because he's too young and their body is different compared to ours because i have both my as it stands now, patterson could apply for a personal belief. exemption. that's allowed because the covid-19 vaccine requirement wasn't acted as a regulation. not by a vote of the legislature. if the legislature does get involved later that personal belief exemption could disappear the legislature shot over and over again that we are willing to pass. >> strong vaccination laws. and if we have to come back and do it again next year. we will do that.

>> and that was chip yost reporting for us this morning. >> starting next week, san mateo county is launching a covid booster clinic. those clinics are going to take place at the san mateo county event center. the first one is going to be held next thursday from 09:00am until 04:00pm. another clinic will then be held next friday. october 8th. and as well as the 12th and the 13th. you must be over the age of 65 or have an underlying condition to get your next booster. you can also get the shot. if you have a job, a job that puts you at increased risk of exposure to covid-19 the booster shot only available for those who have received the 2 dose pfizer vaccine. and now to a developing story a drug company says it's developed a pill that could cut the risk of covid-19 hospitalizations and deaths in half the company merck plans to apply for emergency use authorization for this medication. doctor anthony fauci says merck briefed the white house covid

response team on its findings on thursday. their data shows patients who took the antiviral pill within 5 days of experiencing covid-19 symptoms. how about half the rate of hospitalization and death compared to patients who received a placebo. >> and the placebo group there with 8 deaths and in the treatment group they were no deaths. that's also very important and very good news because once a recommendation is made, then we go through the same process of getting the recommendation for its usage to the cdc. >> fauci says the government already committed to purchasing almost 2 million doses of the drug. if the fda authorizes it. merck says it will submit its data in the coming days. the pill won't replace the need for the vaccine, though. >> stay with kron. 4 for continuing covid coverage scan. this qr code with your cell phone and you will be directed to the special section of our website where you can find the latest on masking vaccinations and boosters. anything. covid-related. we've got you

covered. and that's on kron. 4 dot com. >> still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news weather in the bay. area's making it harder for trees stay alive. what you can do to help those trees. many are still asking for change when it comes to police reform with the leader of the national sheriffs association had to say about police tricked. dawn antibacterial cuts through tough grease with 50% less scrubbing.

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>> welcome back. after going a day without water service has been restored to east bay mud customers in alamo crews actually worked through the overnight hours to restore service after a water main break sent water gushing into the street monday morning. take a look at this. it happened in the area of heavy avenue at danville boulevard. it caused a sinkhole to form. this is definitely not something you want to see in the middle of a drought. this affected about a 179 customers. officials say more than more than 70 year-old 8 inch pipe is actually what bursted here. this is the second sinkhole water main break situation in alamo in a week's time. >> heads up if you're in the east bay this weekend. highway 4 will be close repairs. the closure is from discovery bay boulevard in contra, costa county all the way to tracy boulevard in san joaquin county eastbound travelers can begin their detour at the byron road intersection. this

closure expected to end on monday morning at 5 o'clock in the morning. so it will last all weekend. also, speaking of transportation bart, it's shutting down the track between the south hayward and union city stations. the tracks will be shut down because they need to do some construction buses will replace trains. but bart says riders should go ahead and add about 25 minutes to your trip even though they have that bus bridge, the section of track will also be shut down again on to about 2 weeks from now on october 16th for the same thing. maintenance work as well as construction. >> we'll be right back.

>> just about to be 8.15, here on this saturday morning. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news look at this, the sun is coming out water still. >> just a few blocks from this location. day. i can't i can't stop talking about oracle park i'm wearing orange. so think that so i can't i'm i going to the game today. he's looking for tickets during the commercial break state. it's going to be warm. if people are headed to i think is a closet padres i he's he's high it's concerned orange. you happy that the >> okay, guys. good morning, everybody. we have some fog to start with things off with. and as we'll just mentioned, the still waters mean we don't have a lot of winds and we won't today just some local winds later on being generated by just daytime heating got the fog of the golden gate as

well. let's check in that air quality. we have a spare the air day today. and you can see some yellows here, although quite a bit of greens. but the yellows moderate air quality as we start the day mid-fifties to be found in the east bay 66 antioch 50's up to the north bay 61 san jose winds not going to see much of that at all. for advance in this all the way till sunday going forward because as we start a new week looks like some cloud cover coming up from the south. but that's all going to be off towards the east. we're waiting for more treats from the pacific later on. so this weekend summers back in the driver's seat. we've got 90's going on in 80's around the bay early into the week. we reduced those 90's to about the 80's or so in late in the week, we're down to the 70's potentially upper 60's depending on if we get any rain and some of those inland spots do. but 80 for san francisco. core of the ballpark 85 going on oakland and 88. meanwhile for san jose. coming up in a bit. of course, that 4 zone forecast. well. >> thanks. dave trees across the bay area are losing

branches and leaves earlier than usual. experts are blaming the dry weather conditions for putting the trees at risk of dying early up in sacramento. jeannie nguyen has more on what we can do to save those trees. >> we use to climb trees used to spy on them for as long as daniela marsh can remember the trees in sacramento have always been a way for her to enjoy the outdoors, especially here at mckinley park. i think it's beautiful right now. i know that given the extent of the drought that we are in. we're we won't be able enjoy this much longer and it's the dry conditions making arborists concerned about the future of these trees that >> see the increase in stress of the treats. so with that stress you're seeing in decline as far we've dropped early coloration will be, as you can see here this tree its leaves are crispy in getting ready to fall off all its branches are brittle. >> and dry. arborists say this is not a good sign this early in the fall season.

>> when you have stress street, you can also have weakened branches that will. it will cause early and failure. but there are some ways to treat these issues that can possibly save trees. life. >> tree. experts say deep watering to get to the roots fertilizer and pruning are all very important to a tree's health >> you know, proper training will help manage that weight. that's almost limbs and help reduce the chances of in a victory can't be saved remove them as soon as possible, especially before the winter season. get those those really disease trees and those dead trees get him taking out as soon as possible because those are just more likely. there the more like this. they'll well, the streets here may not be doing well now arborist say we can plan for the future. >> by planting trees that don't require much water. we need trees. >> we definitely need trees. i hope that we continue to try to save them and do plan more. >> that was jeanne when reporting for us.

>> after months of back and forth negotiations last week's police reform talks between democrats and republicans on capitol hill to nobody's surprise. they broke down but cause for action on this issues not going away. anytime soon. raquel martin caught up with the head. the national sheriffs association who says he is also eager to finish the job. >> the head of the national sheriffs association tells me he was growing optimistic about the prospects of a deal on police reform after democrats made some concessions. it removes some of the more divisive provisions like abolishing qualified immunity. now he's just hoping there's still a bipartisan way forward. we need to stay at the table. we need to talk the head of the national sheriffs association says he's disappointed lawmakers failed to strike a deal on police reform after months of negotiations of the language. with that we saw. i would say we're 90% on board.

jonathan thompson says with the crime on the rise. he supported the compromise plan to ban told cold and no knock warrants while also adding more money for police training and mental health resources. the mental health problem in this country. it's an embarrassment. >> we're putting in jail. people who belong in hospitals ultimately talks fell apart over how to enforce change. >> democrats wanted to withhold federal police grants if local agencies failed to adopt tactics. thompson says that was a bridge too far. we feel very strongly that law enforcement is a local function one-size can't fit all iowa senator chuck grassley blames democrats for sinking the deal. 100% of what they want. that's not compromise. ohio democratic senator sherrod brown disagrees. there's plenty of blame all the way around with no legislative deal in sight. the white house is pledging to take executive action on police reform after consulting with both civil rights and law enforcement groups. but so far

we've not heard from the white house. johnson says in the end he won't. the administration does not step in and that lawmakers come back to the table it comes to getting it right and we stand ready to have those discussions. several civil rights organizations are also calling on congress to return to the negotiation table but say if a deal cannot be reached. president biden must step up and take matters into his own hands for now in washington. raquel martin, back to you. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. first fridays returned to oakland hear how the event is helping out local business owners. stick with business owners. stick with us. my new, better-than-ever cluck sandwich with a bigger, crispier, juicier fillet, bigger pickles, more mystery sauce, and an extremely serious crunch. i'm kind of a big fan. try my bigger, crispier, new cluck sandwich combo for $6.99. download the jack app today.

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>> first fridays returns with dozens of vendors serving up hot and tasty food and t shirts hats and other clothing representing the town first fridays. a bag is exciting time fine. >> it's it's so good to be back. this event is a big boost for the area's small businesses. the covid-19 pandemic forced many of them to struggle and temporarily pulled the plug on the telegraph avenue street this owners are really glad to have him back and the rainbow. >> it was a very trying it was very testing. a lot of businesses, a lot of popular strong running businesses that make to be a small business. a kind of is really a testament to our supporters. first fridays only helps the local economy, but it brings together the community event goers say it's important to show support this place is amazing. you can see all the people out here after being stuck inside for like a year

now. >> and it's just so cool to support the local businesses out here. it's been a while. >> i used to come down out so excited that that the return of first fridays hit a few snags before getting to this point, permitting and security fees created some complications and kept the event from starting back up last summer, a corporate sponsorship stepped in to help with settling some of those issues. but costs aside, organizers are eager to keep first fridays alive. >> and hopefully we get back to normal. get back to business as before it may be hard. hopefully that's what. that's what are you hoping for. >> oakland. first fridays will be happening. the first friday of every month. the event runs from 05:00pm to 09:00pm and masks. for now are strongly encouraged reporting in oakland. dan thorn kron 4 news. we'll be right back. stay with us.

>> welcome back the 8.30 on this saturday morning. that looking good out there looking very hot, very sunny. i think we should enjoy the 90's right where back the 90's. yeah. they've. >> i know it's like walking back in july. good morning, guys. good morning, being

october. this will feel very different for us on a that things will change in a couple of days, though. but so if you want this enjoy the summertime to this. a spare the air day while we're at it as well. taking care of morning fog at the first order of business that we have for right now covering of the east bay shoreline know we can at least see it pretty nicely. but here's half moon bay for you. you can see some of that fog kind of lingering temperature check for you. we've got the 50's and lower 60's lighting up the east bay shoreline with lower 50's along the coast of the ballpark today versus the padres game time. one. '05, near about 70 will get into the lower 70's. however, in the afternoon will be a little bit of a breeze to add a cool in the air. but the only cool spot will fine except ak alcatraz island here today. 83 at 12 o'clock by 3 were at 91 another day like that is expected tomorrow. but things are a change and into early next week. we'll have the 4 zone forecast for you, too, as well as extended well. >> dave new body camera video of gabby petito from her

summer road trip with her fiance who still remains missing this morning. his name is brian laundry. it gives more insight into potential domestic violence incidents between the 2 reporter, allison henne has the details. >> as federal authorities continue working to piece together what led up to gabby petito's death. the whereabouts of her fiance. brian laundry remain a mystery. today we're getting a better idea of exactly what happened during an august 12 fight between the couple, the public altercation led concerned by standards to police for help to people that came to us and tell us that they saw him take >> it's 2 people say they saw and the officer first points out marks on petito's face and arm. she claimed her backpack caused the injuries. >> when the officer pressed the 22 year-old further for answers. this is what she said. of the truth of the

>> and that was allison heavy reporting for us this morning. one more additional one to add on. a lot of people are still criticizing local authorities for letting laundry go. a lot of people according to the los angeles county sheriff's department. they chimed in and they also said had been them based on what they know he would have been taken into custody as soon as he got back without gabby petito. lots >> with that situation here at home. one less place to play in san francisco. a playground was destroyed this week after a fire broke out. this is what's left now of the sioux chairman playground near the ferry building the cities rec and park department says park rangers were alerted around 1130 thursday night and firefighters had to put out. those flames there at the children's play area portions of the playground. unaffected

by the blaze may reopen next week, but no word yet on how this fire started. >> in the south bass students and staff. they were forced to evacuate their high school on friday morning. this is that loss also high school after a bomb threat was made. the police department. they were notified and they came to the area shortly after that. here's what we do know. officials say no explosives were found after they swept the area. they searched the entire neighborhood, the campus. several nearby homes around the high school. they also had to be evacuated and the santa clara county fire department. they came out and they help shutdown allman avenue between valencia drive and son kiss lane to allow those officers to do their multi. our search officials say the initial threat is still under investigation this morning. >> san jose officials and its police and other unions reached a deal about the city's mandatory vaccine policy. the agreement comes just hours after the friday

deadline for compliance at follows warnings. the dozens of police officers who are refusing the vaccine might resign or retire kron four's rob fladeboe explains the details of the new agreement. >> the union representing san jose police and city officials burned the midnight oil early friday to craft a deal. but for now appears to avoid a scenario that might have seen dozens of officers resign or retire rather than get vaccinated against covid-19 the deal grants about 140 officers. 80 firefighters and a few dozen dispatchers who have refused the vaccine, the option of submitting to a twice weekly covid-19 test in lieu of the vaccine as the deadline for compliance to ride the agreement gives officers and other city employees. refusing the vaccine. a one week grace period before any disciplinary action is taken. >> all of our employees are received. they're notice that notice indicates that they will be subject to discipline,

which includes 8 week suspension without pay. if they are not vaccinated and the sanctions will upward from there and may include. termination. this deal. >> which we've advocating all along with really tries strike a balance. we've always encourage our members to get vaccinated at the same time, ms respecting an individual's choice. the testing will be done at employee's own time and expense workers who have had one dose of vaccine by october. 1st. >> will be given reasonable time to get that second shot after december 31st. those not fully vaccinated will face further discipline. the deal prioritizes the ability to provide critical services without interruptions from exposures says the mayor. >> our first responsibility to our communities to be able to be there when there's a 911,

call to provide emergency medical response police response. we've got to be mindful. always of that basic mission is san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> 35 a new legislation introduced in congress would pass or would place covid restrictions on travelers this holiday season. that's right. the proposal would require all passengers traveling within the u.s. to either be fully vaccinated or recently tested negative for covid-19 or fully recovered from covid-19 senator dianne feinstein says her bill builds off of current standards for international travel right now. anyone entering the u.s. from foreign countries must show proof of a negative test to get into the country. coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news injuries are taking a toll on the forty-niners ahead of their game against the seahawks. >> got a little bit more detail on the one injury they're hoping it's better before tomorrow's game. and

we're taking a look back at danny trejo's career. we're going to tell you about the actor's accomplishments both on and off screen.

>> big day at the ballpark where my orange hopefully we don't have to have a rally today that we beat the san diego padres first pitch one. '05. if the giants win, they will win the nl west for the

first time since 2012, they're coming in hot after last night, 5 scoreless innings and then look at that little fan catching a home run as the giants took off very early. they ended up beating the padres 3 to nothing. here's how it all will play out if the giants win today they win the nl west or if the dodgers lose today against the brewers. they also the giants will win the nl west. so a big day for our giants. i'm looking at tickets right now. there are some tickets still available in trying to get noel to go with me and see what's up with that. noel. >> well, i'm going to be taking a look at the there's as you mentioned, another way to clinch the division title. if the dodgers lose to the brewers today. the giants will then clinched, but they did beat the brewers 8 to 6 last night. dodgers are looking to win y t again. they were down by one in the 5th. but then trey turner hit a grand slam to tie the game. the doctors

would then go on to win. both teams will play again tonight at 6 o'clock. so there's a lot at stake and california baseball this weekend got some football now. well, that's right. the forty-niners they're dealing with a rash of injuries to the running back and defensive back or. >> and to make matters worse oh no. george kittle he is questionable for sunday's game against the seahawks with an injured calf there. he was at practice walking around taking it easy. this was on wednesday and thursday partial participant. you don't want to out before possibly playing tomorrow. head coach kyle tomorrow. head coach kyle shanahan is hopeful. kittl will take the field against the seahawks at levi's stadium. >> said earlier in the week that i thought to be alright, the fact that he wasn't ready to go on thursday. just worried us a little bit more than expecting fact, you could do a little bit today was much more encouraging than what it was yesterday. and i hope that we have that same result tomorrow. still some slowing pain. don't do what we can to make sure that i'm available to plan sunday.

>> you know, it's trending in the right direction. >> i would lie to you guys. what i. >> all right. we do have some good news, though, for those fans are planning to go to the game this weekend. starting tomorrow. the vta light rail service is bringing trains to football games at levi stadium service will start 2 hours before kickoff. the trains will pick up at 5 different places. they will run between every 15 to 30 minutes post event service starts about an hour after the game. you can head to the tea's website to find out those specifically kick locations. where they plan to offer service safe. >> warming up today as we see some middle 90's going on. well, inland, as you can see in the evening. in some 90's at of the north bay as well. we'll have your 4 zone forecast. take a look at that extended was has another extended was has another little opport wendy's new big bacon cheddar is here. extended was has another little opport because to make new flavors, you have to go above and beyond. unlike some places. wendy's put cheddar on the bun.

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>> it is hispanic heritage month and this weekend we're celebrating all things like the no hispanic, including celebrating actor danny trejo. he is one of the most recognizable character actors in movies and television. but his road to success. >> was not an easy one entertainment reporter sam rubin sat down for a chat with the actor. >> he's played. countless tough guys on the big and

small screen. i played inmate number one, i bad guy o chicago google guy with jet all never had now is one of the biggest names in hollywood in town. danny trejo is known as the nicest guy. someone is always giving back to his community. everything. good, sam that has happened has happened as a direct result of helping someone else. >> everything. that's the way i live. >> but he didn't always live that way. trejo spent his youth in and out of prison. you have to understand them 9 to 2 i know live in the day, but he turned his life around getting sober and becoming a drug counselor and it was helping others trying to stay clean that led him to the set of the 1985 film runaway train. i walked on this movie set. guice is a lot of use mou. i got to do next trip. have copy of the star to have the right to it and everyone's

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know. well, good morning. good morning everybody. and definitely extra ice to will be pretty toasty golden gate bridge. we see some of that fog kind of lingering around a little bit as well. we see the shot from half moon bay there. we have the fog as well to start things off. but for today, well, inland back in the business of the 90's so far. we're in the 50's and 60's in the east bay up to the north bay got 50's 61 for san jose. >> so with this high park basically overhead. we have a spare. the air day today because we don't have a lot of vertical motion in terms of the air mass today until these fronts start rolling back in a town that will happen towards later in the week. let's take a look at the long range forecast models here. we start to see some traffic developing by the time we get to tuesday. more importantly, wednesday. temperatures start falling. then as we head into the weekend, little ernest chance of some rain, although it seems to be favoring the south and the central california coast. not so much us, but it's still early. we'll see how that comes together. successive systems do brush on by you see even some snow happening up there in the mountains already so we've got summer and winter in our

future. okay. a look at in the 4 zone forecast for the saturday. 80 san francisco looks like mission district about 82 the ballpark little cooler, though lower 70's cover us at the coast. meanwhile, along the bay side in the 80's 87 foster city, san carlos about 90 but palo alto 87 down in the south bay upper 80's readings. morgan hill 9591 for most condos and along the east bay shoreline to the south, upper 80's tri valley. you're looking at mid 90's today 95 for walnut creek and danville 95 also for conquered 81 for berkeley. the late with 7992 fairfield and vacaville 9388. meanwhile for now. but in 93 checking in for santa rosa 70 forecast. we stay in summer for the next couple of days. drop quickly to 81 by tuesday. there's the change. we talked about different traffic coming in from the pacific lower 70's for highs by friday. but the bigger issue is hopefully by friday saturday we'll be able to scrounge up some raindrops. well.

>> president biden he is making his case for lawmakers on capitol hill to pass his infrastructure package. this comes after house speaker nancy pelosi. she was forced to delay thursday's vote on the infrastructure bill because of infighting between progressives and moderates within the democratic party. progressives are demanding a vote on 3.5 trillion dollar bill that includes free community college, child care assistance and medicare expansion. they all remain confident at this particular point. >> and these are the things we're fighting for. the build back better agenda the president's agenda. i feel positive. i mean, i really. but if we're still going to deliver on both of these things. >> president biden. he will be meeting with democrats say will not be his first time trying to move an agenda forward as he tries to basically move his democratic party to where he wants them to be. >> judge is raising some

questions about texas new abortion law in court on friday that judge asked lawyers why texas would want a law that allowed citizens to take civil action against anyone involved with an abortion. the legislation went into effect last month. that bans all abortions once a fetal heart activity is detected at about 6 weeks, which is before many women even know they're pregnant meantime, the justice department has filed a suit in hopes of blocking the law. the u.s. supreme court allowed it to stay in place, though. it's unknown when to expect this latest ruling. >> the morning news. we'll be right back to that. 8.55 and

today marks the 14th annual moms against poverty, charity gala. the bay area nonprofit group, also known as map is raising money. once more to send covid and school supplies along with other essential to children who need it in 16 different countries around the world. >> because during covid there's a lot of folks and hygiene, a lot of focus on again. food scarcity for disadvantaged communities. so they're really all encompassing. if you want to help children also families in need. >> kron four's. ella sogomonian is actually hosting tonight's gala tickets to the event at lowly gardens have already sold out. but map does encourage year round donations this year. those donations are going to help a new venture called shop at map supports

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>> the giants as they look to clinch the division title. first time since 2012, big stuff happening at oracle park. it's going to be hot for the people who sitting out there in the stands. dave. >> yeah, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we're looking for inland highs to reach into the 90's. but even at the ballpark it will be well in the business of the 70's only maybe a little relief of a breeze by the afternoon hours. it looks like in the meantime, temperatures climbing nicely a little flavor of some are going on. and also the morning fog that we see at half moon, bay, for example, kind of all fogged up there as you will notice the same thing around the golden gate bridge as well, though that's not widespread across the rest of the base for the coastal areas right now and that should break up as we see lower 70's at the coast for highs today. got 60's covering most of the real estate, the east bay up to the north bay also getting into the 60's too. 56 san francisco. but half moon bay a 51 the cool spot 65 meanwhile for san jose. as far as the traffic for the pacific. why everything remains to the north with this high-pressure can pretty much built here. so

we don't get a lot of vertical mixing going on here is that falling air. so we have a spare the air day for today. there you see the fog in place here in the background 86 by 1 o'clock by 4 91. but we'll see. plenty of 90's today. tomorrow change is happening into next week and some of those changes may yield. some rain will get into some of that a little bit later on when the well. >> dave, this month marks the 30th anniversary of the open fire storm of 1991. yeah. that fire killed 25 people. and later this morning, oakland is hosting a memorial to honor those who lost their lives from force camila barco joins us live in the newsroom with more details. camila. >> yes. and all. will that fire also injured a 150 people. and today speakers will reflect on what happened. but they'll also remember the people who were affected by the city of oakland says the oakland birth the firestorm should not be forgotten. and this is what happened on october 19th 1991 the fire started on a private property in the oakland berkeley hills

and firefighters were able to put it out. but the next morning, strong winds reignited the smoldering embers. and you can see by this video, the hills of oakland and berkeley became an inferno. now the fire destroyed more than 3,000 structures burned 1500 acres and cost one 0.5 billion dollars in damages. according to fema, a 5 year drought low humidity and limited water supply or additional risk factors. the tunnel fires also known as oakland berkeley. firestorm in the oakland hills. fire. it's considered one of the worst and most expensive fires to rage through california at that time. but to this day it's unclear what started it now city of oakland will look back at the 1991 fire during a ceremony today. it takes place at the rockridge bart station and that starts in less than an hour speakers like the oakland city mayor city council members as well as a former firefighter will be in

attendance. now if you are able to head out there. you'll notice a mural features more than 2000 hand painted tiles and a plaque with the names of those who died. it's all in memory of the 1991 fire while well, back to you. >> okay. thank you so much, camila, for that report. >> well, parents do have some mixed reactions. there's new vaccine mandate for school children. at least one group in the east bay is adamantly opposed to this new rule. kron four's terisa stasio spoke with one parent who says he's part of a growing movement and is calling the mandate and over extension that won't be tolerated. it is absolutely overreach. john bessemer is a father of 2 children in the contra costa county school district. he says given the vaccine mandates issued so far in california. he wasn't surprised to hear governor gavin newsom's announcement friday. >> but. >> a lot of people who had a lot of emotional responses to it that i'm part of a big group on social media of over 500 parents. my message to

them was, you know. take a deep breath. we're going to get this. we're going to be ok because we want to go to make decisions for ourselves for our kids. and our own help. we want to be able to make our decision not based on you know, politician is telling us we don't think it's fair. john says that the group held a rally last week and plans more. we don't think that the federal government, especially downtown sacramento out there. we don't think that they're looking out for our interests. we feel that if we get a loud voice. we're going we're going to have more of an impact literally a local levels. we've got rallies planned. we had one want to request friday night. he also says if necessary if the mandate does happen, then he and others. he knows. >> plan to pull their kids out of public school. >> are now in the process of actively creating a system of co-ops, not charter schools because you have to get the

process. co-ops to pull our kids out of school. and begin co-ops and then buying educational. curriculum online and teaching our kids ourselves. john says he wants to add that he is not anti-vax but. >> believes the covid-19 vaccines need more research especially before calling for a mandate. we feel as if our rights are being stripped away little by little theresa etasi kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay san jose city officials, police unions as well as the fire union. they all got together and they worked at the city's mandatory vaccine policy and that was going to if it wasn't going to be implemented, could have officers fired. here's how it's going to break down because those officers they were some of them are refusing to get the mandate for the vaccine. and if they didn't do that, they could be terminated suspended a lot of things in action. so this deal grants about 140 police officers 80

firefighters and a few dozen dispatchers. they refused to take the vaccine. now they get the option of being tested twice a week under the previous option. you don't even have to be tested. you either get the vaccine or you will face some problems. >> workers who had one dose of the vaccine by october first will be given reasonable time to get the second shot. but after december 31st, those not fully vaccinated could face further discipline, including termination. >> all of our employees are received. they're notice that notice in the case that they will be subject to discipline, which includes 8 week suspension without pay. if they are not vaccinated and the sanctions will upward from there and may include. termination. >> the unions are fighting back. expect, especially the fire union because they say they can't lose any firefighters, especially with

wildfire season. so they got together and work something out. and basically extended for another few months. and we talked about december 31st. they could face further disciplinary action if they are not mandated are vaccinated. i should say at that particular time. >> stay with kron 4 for continuing covid-19 coverage scan the qr code with your phone. there and you'll be directed straight to our coronavirus web page. we've got the latest there on masking vaccination mandates, booster. shots. all of that there at kron. 4 dot com. >> coming up. many are still asking for change when it comes to farm with the leader of the national sheriffs association had to say about police training. plus there's going to be weekend closures across the bay area, including bark routes. we will have details on what areas will be affected and how long it will last and when they will open.

>> 9.11 this morning after a day without water service has been restored to some east bay mud customers in alamo. look at this. crews actually had to work through the overnight hours to try to restore service after a water main break sent water gushing into the street yesterday morning. take a look at happened in the area of hand hemi avenue at danville boulevard. it caused a sinkhole to form in that area. you can see all that water gushing not ok when we're sitting in a drought. now this actually affected about a 179 homes officials

say a more than 70 year-old 8 inch pipe is what bursted. this is the second sinkhole water main break situation in alamo in just a week's time so that infrastructure, something they're going to be looking at. >> heads up. if you're going through parts of the east bay this weekend specifically highway 4. it will be closed in some parts for repairs. the closure is from discovery bay boulevard in contra, costa county. all the way to tracy boulevard in san joaquin county eastbound travelers you can get off of the freeway at byron road intersection. the closure is expected to end monday morning at 5 o'clock in the morning. so it's going to last all weekend. speaking of closures and transportation. bart also shutting down some of its services. this is going to happen between south hayward and union city stations. the tracks that they're working on. they need to be shut down for construction work buses will replace trains. but even those bus bridges are in place. they're telling you to add about 25 minutes extra to your

commute. this section of track will also be shut down once again on october 16th same deal. maintenance and construction work.

>> 9.15 here on this saturday morning. welcome back. it's time for another check of our weather forecast this morning

days bringing back the 90's, a great decade and great temperature. i like, you know, i feel like the heat. i like that he had to know dave. he loved the 1890's. you know the haha all that's what jennings bryan, though. he meant. yeah. he knows 1919. i see ok, well, and know. well, good morning. good morning, everybody. and started things off with our traditional fog at the coastal areas. this is half moon bay. however, even at the coast, it's going to be plenty warm today. so everybody is going to be feeling very summer like. >> in the 90's inland as what we're looking at 2 as well. so with that being said, it, we're just kind of wait and see moment here for this rain. hopefully that will come our way towards the end of the week. big changes happening at least temperature wise. we know that golden gate bridge still covered with that fog. and because this high is in the right location. we're not getting the appropriate mixing. therefore, air quality is not the greatest. we do have a spare the air day today. but you see a lot of green for the bay area. looks like getting into the central valley. we have moderate and then again, looks good up in the mountains there again,

though, because we don't have that mixing going on even just car pollution and so forth is being collected at the surface here. we've got 60's covering a good chunk of the east bay 72 antioch up to the north bay 60's and 50's mixture santa rosa still 59 and fremont 65 san jose 59 also for san francisco winds lack there of this will continue. although inland with the heating that will drive a little bit of a week on shore. wind that high on on top of us, though, that really slows that traffic down one at highs. not here we get better mixing going on a little bit, which will come upstream. i for this all the way till sunday afternoon. we'll stay base of the mostly clear mostly sunny, some cloud cover. try to sneak up here from the south, but it looks like it's going to be favoring off towards the east. that's not we're looking at. we're looking at the middle to latter portion of the week for bigger changes happening. so some returns for this weekend 90's. well, inland 80's for the bay early in the week. it's cooling quickly we're falling to the 80's like within a day when a drop almost a decade there and then towards the end of the week

here. my old returned to so start feel more like october and we have a little shot of maybe getting some rain on friday. saturday question mark. but highs in the 70's and maybe even upper 60's today. 80 san francisco 85 going on for oakland. these are kind of numbers we see in the summer 88. meanwhile, for san jose across the wider bay. we have the middle 90's going on. well, inland, 90's and 80's mixture up north coming up in a bit. of course. well, your 4 zone forecast noel, thanks, dave. >> trees across the bay area are losing branches and leaves earlier than usual. experts are blaming the dry weather conditions for putting the trees at risk of dying early up in sacramento meanwhile, jeanne, when has a little bit more on what we can do to save those trees. >> we use to climb trees used to spy on them for as long as daniela marsh can remember the trees in sacramento have always been a way for her to enjoy the outdoors, especially here at mckinley park. i think it's beautiful right now. i know that given the extent of

the drought that we are in. we're we won't be able enjoy this much longer and it's the dry conditions making arborists concerned about the future of these trees >> see the increase in stress of the treats. so with that stress your sheehan decline as far we've dropped early coloration will be, as you can see here this tree its leaves are crispy in getting ready to fall off all its branches are brittle. >> and dry. arborists say this is not a good sign this early in the fall season. >> when you have stress street, you can also have weakened branches that will. it will cause early and failure. but there are some ways to treat these issues that can possibly save trees. life. >> tree. experts say deep watering to get to the roots fertilizer and pruning are all very important to a tree's health >> you know, proper training will help manage that weight. that's almost limbs and help reduce the chances of in a

victory can't be saved remove them as soon as possible, especially before the winter season. get those those really disease trees and those dead trees get him taking out as soon as possible because those are just more likely there the more like this. they'll well, the streets here may not be doing well now arborist say we can plan for the future. >> by planting trees that don't require much water. we need trees. >> we definitely need trees. i hope that we continue to try to save them and do plan more. >> after months of negotiations last week's police reform talks between democrats and republicans on capitol hill broke down the calls for action on this issue, not going away. anytime soon. raquel martin caught up with the head of the national sheriffs association who says he is also eager to finish the job. >> the head of the national sheriffs association tells me he was growing optimistic about the prospect of a deal on police reform after

democrats made some concessions. it removes some of the more divisive provisions like abolishing qualified immunity. now he's just hoping there's still a bipartisan way forward. we need to stay at the table. we need to talk the head of the national sheriffs association says he's disappointed lawmakers failed to strike a deal on police reform after months of negotiations of the language. with that we saw. i would say we're 90% on board. jonathan thompson says with the crime on the rise. he supported the compromise plan to ban told cold and no knock warrants while also adding more money for police training and mental health resources. the mental health problem in this country. it's an embarrassment. >> we're putting in jail. people who belong in hospital ultimately talks fell apart over how to enforce change. >> democrats wanted to withhold federal police grants if local agencies failed to adopt in tactics. thompson says that was a bridge too far. we feel very strongly

that law enforcement is a local function one-size can't fit all iowa senator chuck grassley blames democrats for sinking the deal. 100w of what they want. that's not compromise. ohio democratic senator sherrod brown disagrees. there's plenty of blame all the way around with no legislative deal in sight. the white house is pledging to take executive action on police reform after consulting with both civil rights and law enforcement groups. but so far we've not heard from the white house. dalton says in the end he won't. the administration does not step in and that lawmakers come back to the table. it comes to getting it right and we stand ready to have those discussions. several civil rights organizations are also calling on congress to return to the negotiation table but say if a deal cannot be reached. president biden must step up and take matters into his own hands for now in washington. raquel martin, back to you. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. mark your

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>> 9.25 on this saturday and it's time to get ready for a show in the skies next week as fleet week returns to the bay area. the blue angels are going to arrive tomorrow evening. it all kicks off several planned events that of course we haven't seen this since 2019. now you'll have thunder in the sky com for

says it may june explains how officials plan to keep everyone safe. if you're going to be in attendance safe from crime. >> and covid. >> a blue angels are back in the bay area skies for the 40th anniversary of fleet week. so we are so excited to be here today. to announce that fleet week is happening after a year off last year due to the global pandemic has always millions of people are expected to turn out over the 7 day experience in san francisco. >> public safety is always a top priority. keeping spectators safe will be in the hands of this group of first responders law enforcement. the coast guard and the san francisco public health department led by doctor grant colfax who tells you the rules regarding covid-19 during the event. there is little bit different the the local rules on local property. >> basically we can continue to encourage people to wear a mask. you must wear a mask indoors given the large crowds

are also encouraging people to wear outside. >> sfpd and deputies with the san francisco sheriff's office will handle the public safety duties on the well for the census co police department will have officers patrolling all of the venues. foot patrols on bicycles on motorcycles and unmarked police cars. >> our plainclothes staff will be in uniform. are people will be out there working with the police department because the most important thing is to be a visible to turn the u.s. coast guard has safety tips for those planning to enjoy the air show out on the bay. please always carry a vhf radio on board and have enough life jackets for all passengers think a vhf channel 16 as the 911, if you will, on the water. >> a francisco fire chief janine nicholson tells you how best to use the actual 911, emergency system on land during the show. >> if you have an emergency call 911. if you need

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>> good morning. 9.31 here on this saturday. time to get you another check of your weather forecast. it almost feels like, you know, we talk a lot about san francisco summer and it's really going to feel that way. summers back isn't right. dave. >> little flavor of it for a couple of days. yeah. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we're going to be reaching to some of those 90's going on. well, inland for today and even along places along the coast will be into

the lower 70's for this afternoon. so a little flavor of that. we're starting things off of fog. that's because we have this parked up head this is what we have in half moon bay. you can see. meanwhile, temperature check were in the well 60's in the east bay 72 for antioch 60's up to the north bay. but now yellows were encroaching where the greens were. so we seeing the change happening here for the giants. first, the padres one. '05. game time. temps near 70. in other words, will climb to the lower 70's and then retreat as we get some of that afternoon breeze kicking in here, sunny and warm. meanwhile, look ahead over the next couple of days or next couple of hours. excuse me, 86 by one by 4 91. but ultimate highs today will be in the middle 90's. well, inland. those same spots, by the way, will be in the 80's or even 70's come 5 days from now. we'll have more on your forecast in just a bit. we'll. >> dave barr is dealing with an unsettling problem on their system as 3 people died just this past week on bart trains. all of them suspected drug overdoses. kron four's. maureen kelly has more on this

ongoing problem. >> the most recent death believed to be drug related happened here tuesday night at the pleasant hill bart station. according to bart police logs sofo bound train was held as bart officers responded to a report of an unresponsive male bart passenger. they administered narcan which can reverse an opioid overdose, but it didn't work. and the man identified as 36 year-old frank sanders, the 4th of richmond was declared d o a the other 2 fatal suspected d's happened monday. a man was found not breathing at the daly city bart station just after 10:00am medics were unable to revive him. the san mateo coroner has identified that man as 34 year-old william hogarth and describes him as trans. and then later just before 05:00pm during the evening berryessa bound train was stopped at the fremont station for another unresponsive man. again, narcan was administered, but

it didn't save him. he has yet to be identified that's a lot of his scary all bart police personel are equipped with narcan and their police logs show twice this week. they were successful reviving 2 unresponsive. people using the lifesaving nasal spray while fentanyl has not been definitively linked to these recent d's is driving the spike in fatal overdoses here in the bay area. >> i asked a harm reduction program coordinator for the san francisco department public health about the signs of someone experiencing an overdose someone would be bluish in color unless it was someone who african american >> you know, a person of color, they may turn to greatness. you would also hear very distinctive goal in their breathing. we refer to that as a death rattle parts as passengers witnessing any kind of medical emergency can inform their train operator using the intercoms located at either end of the car. >> or contact bart pd using the bart watch app or dialing

911. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> in the south bay. the investigation continues this morning about a bomb threat. here's what happened. so students and staff, they had to be evacuated from their high school at los altos yesterday morning after the threat was made. so the police department they rushed out there. they told everybody what was going on. they actually had to evacuate the school and the nearby homes now after they did their sweep of the campus. officials say no explosives were found. officials say the initial threat. what happened, who phoned in was this on social media. that's still part of their ongoing investigation. >> federal judge is raising some questions about texas's new abortion law in court on friday, the judge asked lawyers why the state of texas would want a law that allowed citizens to take civil action against anyone involved in an abortion. the legislation went into effect last month. it bans all abortions once a fetal heart activity is detected at about 6 weeks.

that's before many women even that's before many women even know they're pregnant meantime, the justice department filed the suit in hopes of blocking this law. the u.s. supreme court allowed it to stay in place. it's unknown when to expect this latest ruling. as eviction moratoriums come to an end. some tenants are going to be forced to decide what to do with their pets. some animal shelters are anticipating increased in take over the next few months. kron four's amanda hari talk with some shelter leaders about how they're getting ready. >> hoping for the best but ready for the worst. that's how many bay area shelters are preparing for the end of the housing moratorium but after the 2007 has increases. we did see an increase in surrender in many shelters around the country are bracing for that right now. this situation in the picture moratorium steve with contra costa animal services says they're already preparing to see higher intakes. >> he says, quote, one of the most common reasons people will surrender their pets. the

shelter. >> is due to changes in the living situation. but the eviction moratorium now ending we're preparing for an increase in surrender requests. people of both contra costa animal services and east bay spca agree that surrendering your pet should be the last resort were trying to get as much information we can about ways that we can help support people keep their heads. vice president of operations with east bay spca carolyn air up in. >> tells me they have programs to help struggling families. there's a pet food pantry of free behavioral health line hold program that offers free temporary boarding for people working at a social worker to find housing. >> she also suggests reaching out to others for help. >> people can reach out to their family and friends and see if there's anyone in their life that might be able to provide some assistance in terms it morning at the head at their home and or just helping this instability. oakland's eviction moratorium

is still in place but air up in says the east bay spca is prepared to help relieve any overcrowding. a partner shelters throughout northern california. >> this will help shelters avoid turning away animals or euthanizing animals. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> new legislation introduced in congress with place covid restrictions on travelers. this holiday season. the proposal would require all passengers traveling within the u.s. to either be fully vaccinated now recently be tested negative for covid-19, or be fully recovered from covid-19 senator dianne feinstein says her bill builds off of current standards for international travel right now. anyone entering the united states from foreign countries must show proof of a negative test to get in to our country. >> you may be paying the most you've ever paid to fill up your car, prior your car. absolutely gas prices in california are nearing. >> all time hice some

rideshare drivers in particular really feeling the effect f the skyrocketing prices at the pump reporter mark mester shows us the pain at the pump. >> what's it like filling up in these conditions. >> well, right now at the prices the way they are is it's very painful. of course. yeah. i mean, i miss the gas price days, gas prices at an all-time high for this year and nearing all-time record highs in southern california. are you noticing in the auto industry are more people driving or are less people less people driving at just about every industry is feeling the pinch. i always get complaint from a customer. >> the gas prices very high and that tried to get >> electric car or like the car spending less guess my party's high bridge. you know, spanned $20 per $20 per day become a drive. a lot lesia is from brazil. >> and makes money locally as an uber delivery driver.

>> hearing held late so expensive. >> you know, there's uber help out. do they offer any programs to help you pay for the gas that has no, you don't have. thank you. our guest notice firing into the car. others coming to terms with the high prices that come with living in the golden state. >> i know, ali, i work with. she said she was back east. she just got back 2 days ago she said gas is $2, cheaper. does the weather look like this, though. well, i know, i guess we've got to pay for the nice >> mean, there sunshiny exactly. that was mark mester reporting for us. here are the average gas prices in the bay area. you've got to laugh about it. otherwise you're just going to be mad right. according to triple a and oakland expect to pay on average $4.47 san francisco pump prices 4 56 up in sandra fell. you'll shell out 4.53. >> for a gallon. and in the south bay san jose. the average prices $4 and $0.46

coming up here on the kron. 4 morning news injuries are taking a toll on the forty-niners ahead of their game against the hawks tomorrow. >> we've got a little bit more the one injury they're hoping it's again. plus, he is one of the most recognizable character actors in movies and television and at the heritage month continues for taking a look back at actor. danny trejo's accomplishments both on and off screen.

>> it is hispanic heritage month and this weekend we're celebrating one of the most iconic actors in hollywood. even though he's not the leading man. yeah, it's probably recognize more than most leading roles. he is one of the most recognizable character actors in both movies and tv. but his road to success was not an easy one entertainment reporter sam rubin actually sat down with the chat. for a chat with danny trejo. >> he's played countless tough guys on the big and small screen. i played inmate number one, i bad guy o chicago beach guide with jet all never had now is one of the biggest names in hollywood in town. danny trejo is known as the nicest man guy. someone is always giving back to his community. everything. good, sam. that has happened has

happened as a direct result of helping someone else. >> everything. that's the way i live. >> but he didn't always live that way. trejo spent his youth in and out of prison. you have to understand them 9 to 2 i you're live in the day. but he turned his life around getting sober and becoming a drug counselor and it was helping others trying to stay clean that led him to the set of the 1985 film runaway train. i walked on this movie set. guice is a lot of use mou. i got to do next trip. have copy of the star to have the right to it and everyone's >> a view of the that one shot lead to a career spanning over 3 decades with over 300 tv and film grads. >> including machete and the popular spy. kids was feel like to you. >> to be that guy. i think it's such i still got kids 5, 6, years old coming hope will

want download news like such a such a lesson in addition to the big hollywood career trail was also successful. restaurant tools. >> we're in one of your the fact that we could be in one of 4 locations right now, that's not counting the goes. and the going inside the doughnut shop just personal favorite is the commercial business. buy their food. but she's just giving off a look back any time. >> people call we're having this fundraiser about case. it sent on unfolds is. that's what we do. that's why this is all terrific. when you see your happy customers use families coming. but it was pretty that i feel like they're coming into my living. we're having i get you know we did enjoy. i love the of home. this is really. how do i think off or theirs. no one come more like this in the world.

humble. right >> and >> right in here. >> it would be a good day for some tacos margaritas on the patio. okay. why not? it's going to be very hot sun screen. i'm still debating noel, if i want to go to the game, hit did have you checked recently is still 30 bucks for for son standing room only $32 and syria to go up because today's a big game and you're going to shorts. i would imagine at oracle, right. 70 degrees. the shorts weather in my opinion. friday. yeah, you'll get a little breeze late in the game. maybe it's going to be even warm they're going on. you got that right. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. >> still the morning fog we could see around the golden gate. usual notice here that saw the picture aloft. but down close and personal. you see some patches breakup just a little bit. we start things off with that traditional morning fog, but we're actually not getting a lot of help and mixing because this highs kind of parked overhead.

but it's a very localized areas, not covering much of the bay this morning almost folks are seeing sunny weather. you'll see that also at the coast for today as well. 60's cover the east bay for the most part, 72 for antioch. a mixture of 60's up to the north bay 65 san jose and 59 coming in for san francisco. but all locations warming up big time for us for today. that's going to be a couple days. we've got of summer hanging around little bit so hot will do it. however, by the time we get to later in the week. temperatures do start tracking backwards. giants versus padres game time. one. '05 temperatures near 70 or into the lower 70's, though about 3 or 4 o'clock. however, little bit of breeze kicked in there as we threw that in there for the afternoon breeze expected as well. so some returns for this weekend. 90's inland 80's for the bay early in the week. already starting flip flipping. and then one day pi tuesday to wednesday. we'll probably have about a decade change as we get much cooler weather in here as we head to the weekend and that's where

the hope is. maybe we'll be able to scrounge up a couple of raindrops of all that. here's the long-range forecast models look like about tuesday, wednesday thing shift. here is the front and our backyard. and some moisture seems to be favoring the central coast more so than the bay area. but the opportunity stays open with a couple successive systems heading to the weekend 4 zone forecast for your saturday. 80 for san francisco. we'll do lower to middle 70's along the coast, bayside about 86 millbrae and also burning again and down south san carlos about 90. but most readings in the mid to upper 80's as we see in the south bay too. 90 milpitas, but 95 for morgan hill, 91 for los gatos, pair of age for cupertino. upper 80's will do it along the east bay shoreline with tri valley in the mid 90's. also to be found for danville walnut creek and concord all the middle 90's feeling like july 81 going on ipfor berkeley 81 for richmond 79 vallejo 92 for fairfield 88 for napa and 93 for santa

rosa. here's the flip happening monday boom down to tuesday and even into the 70's heading into next weekend. but the big issue is to find out if any rain is coming here will continue to monitor that. well. >> well, hopefully it will be raining home runs at oracle park in just a few hours from now as the giants look to clinch their first division title in 9 years. they coming in red hot last night at oracle park. the giants started off with 5 scoreless innings. the giants started twice in the first. >> and willie mac award winner late night the you know, to the run score right. there goes the giants. >> they ended up being the padres lucky fan. i want to catch a baseball at the game at one time or another in my life that lucky fan. he guided the giants ended up winning 3 to nothing against the san diego padres. and if they wind today noel, your >> well, and if the dodgers lose that the other. for the

giants to clinch the division title. the dodgers facing off against the brewers again today. they did beat the team 8 to 6 last night looking to do it again. the dodgers were down by one in the 5th. but trey turner hit a grand slam to tie the game. both teams are going to play again tonight at 06:00pm. so there's a lot at stake in a california baseball this weekend. we've got football news though, well, the forty-niners right, the forty-niners they're dealing with a whole bunch injuries to the running back the defensive back or as well. >> and to make matters worse, the man with a man bun. george kittle he's questionable for sunday night's game against the seattle seahawks with a calf injury. so it in practice on wednesday and thursday was walking around taking lightly. you want to get injured during practice right. head coach kyle shanahan is hopeful his best offensive weapon. we'll be ready for the seahawks. >> said earlier in the week that i thought to be alright, the fact that he wasn't ready

to go on thursday. just worried us a little bit more than expect an end. fact, you could do a little bit today was much more encouraging than what it was yesterday. and i hope that we have that same result tomorrow. still some slowing pain. don't do what we can to make sure available to plan sunday. >> you know, it's trending in the right direction. >> i would lie to you guys. what i.

>> 21st annual hardly strictly bluegrass festival kicks off. virtually later today. this year's festival will consist of live and pre-recorded performances. organizers say last year's online performance more than a million views. the event is free and it starts at 1 o'clock today and ends tomorrow. we will have a link to the live streamed event at our website kron 4 dot com. tonight, a case of the un office pool going here right. look at this. dave spahr walks around with a $2 bill. he's in tonight's office pool is this now. but the map is impressive across the dave spahr. he has this in his pocket came over office pool. >> tonight at 635 million dollars powerball jackpot up for grabs ensure that number will be higher as so many people like us going out there and trying to buy our tickets right now. it sits at 600, 20 million dollars. it's the

largest jackpot in almost 9 months in stands as powerball 6 largest jackpot ever odds of winning one and 292 million. the drawing is at 8 o'clock tonight. and noel, if you hear a big screen that is all of us as noel is in the office pool as well. got my >> if it feels like your partner is the most annoying person that, you know, you're not alone. one 3rd of people in a relationship actually consider their other half of the most annoying person. they know the average person spends up to a 5th of their day. feeling frustrated at their partner for things like passing gas. messiness. many other reasons people can be annoyed with one another. that's the equivalent almost 5 hours of pure unbridled irritation of some other top traits that might be annoying your spouse when you talk through their tv shows. or use a cell phone mid-conversation

leaving crumbs around and the big one never listening. a lot of people hear what you're saying. but when your partner's actually listen to what you're saying will tran. are you listening right what's bunch of things. what's never listening yeah, the not listening. you've got to it's going to be really, really hot today and tomorrow. enjoy the sun out there. thanks for joining us here on kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. >> and i'm will tran and more importantly, go. and hours and 5 minutes or so from.

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