>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. it's sunday, july 10th. we have a lot to get to for you this morning. let's start by kicking things off with a check of the weather with dave sphar. good morning, david. stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. we're starting off again with a traditional morning fog covering up as you see the golden gate but still temperatures will be racing this afternoon compared to yesterday. >> we see a little bit trying to peel out a little bit from the east bay shoreline view, least peeling away to show

some of background, if you will notice that will improve, of course, throughout the morning hours. when got back to the fog here, you can see it's covered quite the geography this morning. again, that will max out around noon or so. but looking into tomorrow morning. >> yeah, it's back again. but not quite as impressive as we seen this morning and so from yesterday. and that will be another heat spike day to look out for as well. so far the progress in those temps, a lot of 50's on the board right now. 61 for concord, 64 for antioch. we got a 60%, jose in most of the east bay shoreline numbers are in the mid to upper 50's and for contrasts 8. that's pretty close to yesterday except a couple trailing up there in santa rosa in the bottle for our winds. we do have them on shore. they're going to continue that way for today. however, the cooling effect being felt inland will be far less than we saw from yesterday. the breakdown today keep the sunshine cooking here. 79 by 11 by 2 92 it says another summer day is it will be into monday to next week, though. we're going to turn it off, though, as we take a little bit of a break at all

that. we'll have more on your forecast in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. happening tomorrow, more monkeypox vaccines are on their way to california. this comes as cases are rising in san francisco. >> kron 4 s camila barco live for us now in the city with all the details. hey, camilla. >> hi, stephanie. ci one of those places where people can get the monkey pox vaccine is here at sf. general hospital officials say that supplies for this vaccine is a limited. but starting tomorrow, we're going to see thousands of these vaccines be shipped across the country, including here in california, the biden harris administration made this announcement earlier this week. they say 144,000 doses of the vaccine are going to be shipped to states across the country. we know california will get nearly 15,000 doses and 9800 will go to ali county. now it's unclear at this time how many san francisco will receive. but san francisco health officials say they got more than 2300 doses this week from this

states. they say more than 600 san franciscans have already been vaccinated against monkeypox because of close contact. but stephanie time is crucial. cases are going up as of friday. the san francisco department of health reported an additional 12 monkeypox cases. and now there's a total of 52 san franciscans who have the virus. now, if you do find that you have been exposed to monkeypox, take a look at your screen. here's a few places where you can get the vaccine by appointment only this includes the san francisco city clinic. streit. kaiser permanente. sf health network and adult immunization and travel clinic, of course, as well. the sf general hospital where we are right now and like i said, stephanie, the supply for this vaccine is limited. but starting this week, we will see more vaccines come to the state. we're still waiting to see how many san francisco will get for now, back to you. while 53

positive cases and in san francisco, hopefully those vaccines will make a difference. thank you. camila. crews continue to fight the washburn fire burning at yosemite national park. >> that fire growing to over 1500 acres this morning. meanwhile, the we're continuing to keep flames away from the park's largest sequoia grove natalie. there are reports. >> some of the largest trees on earth are still in danger as crews continue battling the washburn fire at yosemite national park. there's a heavy fuel loading that is making the fire increase and the triple digit temperatures forecasted for the next few days are a major concern. so obviously with the higher temperatures that is going to increase a fire behavior and intensity of fire, the flames broke out on thursday prompting evacuations by friday afternoon. the community of will want to the campground will want a campground the golf course there. highway 41 on the south

entrance coming from fresno has a hard closure to the rest of the park is still open and be a highway. one, 40 firefighters say one of the initial challenges was getting resources. there is fire in northern california resources kind of held out. that fire is wrapping up. so we are starting to get those resources and obviously it is in an area where it is getting into wilderness. so it is getting into steep country as far as these giant sequoias are known for surviving fire. but wildfires burn hotter and quicker than ever before because of dry conditions. the sequoia trees are a fire, adapted tree so they actually need fire to reproduce. some fire is good for those trees. high intensity fire on the other hand is not a good thing because it actually does kill the tree in just the last 2 years. the u.s. forest service blames several wildfires for killing nearly 20% of the giant sequoias in the sierra nevada reporting in yosemite

national park. nathalie vera kron. 4 news. >> turning now to the latest updates on the electra fire burning in amador county. it's now about 4500 acres. cal fire reporting just over 80% containment on this fire just this morning, the fire of the number of structures threatened drop to about 450. this fire started burning on the 4th of july. and fire crews say they hope to fully contain the electra fire in just about a week. back here in the bay area, a vegetation fire in pittsburgh move towards a decommissioned power plant on saturday. you may recall the marsh fire burned over 100 acres in mid-june. firefighters stopped it from destroying property, but the blaze continue to burn contra costa fire devoting extra resources from the air and the ground to attack this fire. it grew to about 200 acres before crews stopped the flames from spreading any further. thick smoke, though, could be spotted in surrounded air surrounding areas in antioch and oakley. but firefighters

managed to keep the flames away from homes. the fire department saying they will continue to monitor this fire until it is fully put out. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a vacant building catches fire in san leandro. what officials say could be the cause. and vanessa bryant suing los angeles county over photos taken at kobe bryant's helicopter crash site. how the judge on the case is responding. plus, a recent poll shows money is on the line for many americans. we take a closer look at the numbers.

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to the world, now you know. associated press shows people's money. concerns are on the rise. >> 40% of surveyed adults said inflation should be one of the government's top 5 priorities for the next year. and 44% of survey respondents said they considered their personal finances to be a major issue. among the specific concerns people mentioned gas, energy and food were among the top. baby formula production resumed at the michigan facility whose shutdown triggered a national shortage. abbott nutrition recall their baby formula back in february because of food contamination, concerns. they're one of just

4 companies that produces about 90% of us formula. fda inspectors closed the facility after discovering a slew of violations, including bacterial contamination and black safety protocols. the biden administration since easing import rules for formula makers overseas and triggering federal emergency rules to prioritize production in the u.s. on wednesday, the fda announced plans to help overseas makers of infant formula that have sent supplies to the u.s. during the shortage. >> all right. let's move those temperatures up for this afternoon. we're looking for those 90's to return to the inland areas in the east and north bay, mostly 80's down to the south bay here will still get those onshore winds that whipped up into the afternoon. looks to forecast. we come back to kron. 4 morning news continues.

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>> a reminder for those of you planning to head to the coast in the coming days, king tides returned to the bay area next week. that's according to the national weather service. king tides are exceptionally high tides that can cause flooding in low-lying areas around the bay. like along the embarcadero and on trails off the coast and beaches. the highest highs are forecasted

to arrive on wednesday. so something to keep in mind in the days to come. all right. time now for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave spahr and a visit. a good time to be heading to the beach. it is both today and tomorrow. going to be quite toasty as we get into that summer like weather. but it's kind of the summer rains that you would expect for. >> pretty much july or the on the warm end that fog is with us, though. again, you can see the golden gate bridge all covered up here, but some other shots are looking pretty good, too sfo, by the way, no delays happening there. and it looks like some of the camera shots we've had that there is some clearing starting to work their 2 little slow going on the east bay shoreline of this fog is starting to make its way up. the shrubbery sometimes when it does this, it shows that it's starting to mix and its kind of moves around a little bit as it's in the mixing process, hinting that it should be lifting here in the next hour or so readings most here in the 50's upper 50's that that got some 60's on the board to 68 antioch. 61 conquered livermore. 58 up to the north bay. we got a lot of 50's working here and 64 san jose.

nothing too exciting on future cast for the morning. fog marine layer were familiar with that mixes out. we go into this afternoon. then tonight the come rolling back for the coastal locations, though, in the bay. nothing unusual. and then tomorrow the fog won't be as imphessive tomorrow morning as it is today. again, make it some coastal sprinkles, too, with temps warming, by the way, want to give a shout out to lake county. you're looking at a heat advisory tomorrow now because of these warming temperatures today morning or a fog to deal with right around the media bay, mostly sunny, hot inland with the 90's back. they're going return again for monday shore. and we have continued hot conditions. 80's for the bay near 70 at the coast. but the rest of the week we'll be we'll call summer mild with those 80's covering a lot of the inland locations, 70's for the bay 60's for the coast. most of the traffic will from the pacific will be pretty. we call and west to east patterns here and will be open up to give a little bit better breeze. and that might push a little moisture inland that we will not see early in the

week. that's one of the things that we're going to notice changing too. and we talk about fires a lot. but the surface moisture levels will be falling a little bit with these warming temperatures early in the week. 72 san francisco today. we've got the morning fog afternoon, clearing 78 for oakland, early fog, mostly sunny 87, san jose and again, we have those 90's working well inland for the east bay and also up to the north bay to we still have some cooler numbers you can see along the peninsula, though. we'll have a look at that 4 zone forecast and the extent that in a bit. stephanie, thank you, dave. >> in international news, memorials continue to grow for japan's former prime minister shinzo ah-bay. we're learning new details about the suspected assassin who took the life of the beloved leader, reporter tom dempsey with the latest now >> in the same city where former japanese prime minister shinzo ah-bay got shot and killed on saturday. crowds of mourners continue to gather some even shutting 2 years. a

day after the assassination. the body of the country's longest-serving prime minister returned back to his home in tokyo with his death, leaving many shaken. the assassination leading others to ask questions over how the shooter got so close a little cable on saturday. the local police chief acknowledged flaws with security when speaking to local japanese media, investigators described the shooter as a former member of the japanese navy used a homemade gun in the attack. you do this have to get this woman lived one floor below the assassin and described him as a loner who seem to be bothered by something. our meeting today will be organized in 2 main base assassination remain very much in the spotlight during this weekend's g 20 summit in n% indonesia. >> speaking to reporters, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken bays, legacy and the hopes of carrying it on the

lines between japan and the united states has been a cornerstone of our foreign policy for decades. prime minist r of a really brought that partnership to new heights. >> the friendship between japanese american people is likewise. and jacob ul. officials are warning. >> those who plan to trent plan to head to mexico, especially to tijuana and rosarito california, the u.s. embassy in mexico raised the travel advisory levels for those areas from a threat of level of 3 to 4 citing americans may be putting themselves at serious risk of kidnappings, injury or death. the recent arrest of a cartel leader in baja prompted u.s. officials to issue this warning. meantime, mexican law enforcement increased their patrols in the affected areas. and pope francis is dismissing claims that he plans to resign in the nefr future. the pope says he's on track to visit canada and hopes to visit

russia and ukraine soon after the pope denying he has any health issues related to cancer. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy thanked the u.s. for approving a new 400 million dollar aid package in his saturday address. this following several russian missile attacks on the city of kharkiv. a recent attack damaging a boarding school for children with i disabilities. so let's says this latest aid package includes high precision weapon systems that will help ukrainian forces to intercept future russian missile strikes. back here at home. but s of bryant's lawsuit against la county is being delayed. u.s. district judge pushing the trial back to august on friday, citing restricted scheduling options because of covid. the original date was supposed to be july 26th bryant filed the suit 2 years ago accusing la county sheriff's deputies of taking and sharing graphic photos of the helicopter crash site that

killed 9 people, including kobe bryant and their daughter and 7 others. legendary musician carlos santana postponed his next 6 shows after collapsing during a concert near detroit on tuesday. his team says the cancellations come out of that came out of an abundance of caution for the artists, health. the 74 year-old rock hall of famer got treatment for at a hospital for heat exhaustion and dehydration. live nation says all show started july 23rd in pass a road was through the end of the year are still on a schedule. >> a new pair of ear buds that are less than $40 and they're impressing even the toughest reviewers on rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> as we head to the break, if you're looking for something to do this weekend, we have an option here for you. this is the arts and garden festival in petaluma. it will be more than 100 the handmade items by local crafters and live music.

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>> welcome back. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. we have dave spahr in the weather center with the very latest. good morning. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and pretty good at sfo, by the way, other stole little bank of some fog off toward the distance, but no delays happening out sfo. still working on some of that in the east bay. but you can see right above us there looks like some of that blue skies trying to penetrate its way through. so it means least the sun comes out and the radiation get to the surface and struck the mixing process going on here to get the fog of operated. there's a look at your winds a little bit. we'll see them pick up a little bit this afternoon. it will be the typical pattern the afternoon hours to see those on shore winds. but they will be cut off a little bit. comparatively speaking today tomorrow compared to later on during the week. and more

importantly, we're trying to get that moisture inland, which will be cut off today. and tomorrow, comparatively speaking, 68 for antioch, though. 58 going on a little more. you can see some of that cold air drainage factor for the valley. there. upper 50's along the east bay shoreline 50's up to the north bay. 55 covers us in san francisco in a pretty close to yesterday trailing a couple degrees off towards the west as you'll for today. yes, it's sunshine. pretty much the beginning to the end. 79 11 by 2. that's to 92 and will repeat those 90's again tomorrow. but this is only a 2 day event as things will moderate again for the remainder of the week in the hope is we can get some moisture in those inland areas as well. your 4 zone forecast, an extended coming up. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> in the south bay officials rescue 3 passengers from a boating accident in san jose. this happened yesterday. the san jose fire department saying 2 of the 3 boaters suffered injuries in the crash. first responders got reports of the accident just before one 30 in the afternoon at the all marina along the

southern end of the san francisco bay, firefighters used a search and rescue boat to bring everyone back to shore. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. in the north bay. the drought not just creating more fire risk. it's also impacting water quality signs now posted at beaches along the russian river are warning people about algae blooms as kron four's gayle ong report. certain allergies can be harmful to both humans and pets. >> along the russian river, you'll find check for educational signs like this one posted at area beaches. the water quality at monte rio beach has the green light for swimmers to enjoy the water. but sonoma county's environmental health program manager leslie choate says harmful algae was found in one of the beaches. there was that evidence that there was some algae related says cyanobacteria. >> and we posted talks and

just patterson point. in this case, the ongoing drought is the culprit harmful algal blooms are formed by bacteria that multiply as the water gets warmer. when we talk about blue-green algae, there's lots of different types. the blue green cyanobacteria is something that can have toxins associated with. that exposure could cause health issues for humans like a rash, vomiting, diarrhea, cold and flu-like symptoms. but pets are more vulnerable symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, weakness, difficulty breathing and seizures, or death. in santa rosa, howard park closed boat rentals as a precautionary measure after blue green algae bloom became visible near the boathouse and a virtual meeting thursday. the county's environmental health manager encourages everyone to enjoy the waters, but keep a close eye on the conditions. practice healthy habits stay away from keep your family safe if you have a crazy time that you can't trust not to eat fauci. think about that for before. recreating on the

river with your animal or your your, your friend and shower and take good care of yourself and have fun on the river. >> and environmental health and water officials with sonoma county will be monitoring the conditions along the russian river throughout the summer reporting from sonoma county, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and there's new concern over the clarity of lake tahoe's water. now water clarity is measured by how far down into the water. you can see how far down light can penetrate. well, a new report by uc davis shows the clarity of lake tahoe was 61 feet last year. that's down by 2 feet from 2020. it's also the second lowest level since measurements started in the 1960's lake tahoe historically had a clarity of over 97 feet. so clearly some changes are happening there. an abandoned building in san leandro caught fire early this morning. kron four's fully to go reports. it's the latest of several fires to pop up in that area.

>> not long ago will elden pulled up to his family's business? kind of works in san leandro and noticed an attempt was made to set the garage leading into the auto traffic's installation company on fire. i'm on camera. trying to get into side. oldham says more homeless people are turning to this part of town for shelter and the migration is causing a mixed. >> a few hours before oldham opened the shop saturday morning. the abandoned rv repair business across the street caught fire extra precautions, basically bring everything inside. >> and make sure that side of the screen as possible. so that >> that attract any any of the homeless. and the fire department says they're noticing a trend in this area in recent weeks since the start of the summer. >> they've been responding to homeless related fires on a daily basis, whether they're small and and and encampments or whether starting inside the structures and staying smaller or getting larger like this one. that battalion chief

malcolm cooper the alameda county fire department says his crews responded to the vacant building on washington avenue on fire just before 8 o'clock in the morning. initially, the fire department requested to double support on the blaze, but that was eventually called off. the fire was under control in less than 90 minutes. chief cooper says there is no live electricity in the building and believes it caught fire by people seeking shelter. has we have abandoned buildings in may, you know, sit idle and in terms of redevelopment. >> i'm going citizens and our communities are taking advantage of that. fortunately, in this most recent case, no one was injured in san leandro. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news getting a taste of the tropics in wine country sounds pretty nice, right? well, we'll take a look at this morning's dine and dish. and as we head to break, you're looking for something to do this weekend. another option here for you. there's the flip flop fly rooftop circus in the park. that

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>> welcome back. we have dave spahr standing by with your weather but but chilly out there this morning. it nice and cool to start. you got that right in the fog. helping out sfo. we see the fog bank behind us. but it's already starting to clear out no delays happening there at all. >> if you're headed in the other direction, may be head

of the tahoe and so forth. they got a flavor. some are going on pack the short sleeved shirts. temperatures here, 88 tomorrow. 87 tuesday, 85 on wednesday. not much of a drop in temperatures venturing into the week that we're going to see right here in the bay for right now. 68 antioch, 61 for conquered. 58 livermore. the upper 50's line at the east bay shoreline with 50's up to the north bay. those winds on shore. they will be that's going to be the story in the evening hours to provide a little bit of cooling relief for the bay in the coastal locations each day, including today tomorrow as temperatures start to really warm up in those inland locations that let's keep a track on the moisture levels here. don't get too much in the weeds here, but it's something we kind of watching the corner of her eye with patterns like this. so we're warming up inland. we talked about the drying out fall as we do see these numbers getting back in the 20's in the far east bay, even up the solano county little bit looks like as well. the flood of the marine layer tomorrow morning. not as impressive tomorrow morning as it was today mixing out to a dry afternoon dropping back to the 30's in

the 20's after this point. now it shouldn't be as dry as this getting into the rest of the week as conditions. also cool for most of the bay to let's get to it in your 4 zone forecast for this sunday. 72 san francisco coastal numbers 60's at work here. but we might see a couple 70's pop here on their same deal for tomorrow expected 78 burlingame to the south will do 81 foster city, palo alto. 88. these numbers starting to move now. 86 for redwood city in the south bay mostly will keep it in the 80's. now, morgan hill popping at number one in 91 rather 87 cupertino. 85 santa clara got those lower 80's on the east bay shoreline. livermore valley, lower 90's for today. looks like 93 for walnut creek, 94 for concord, 73 for berkeley. so definitely there's the contrast between the water locations and inland the late hold on. i-75 there. there's the air conditioner checking in 88 napa. 93, though, for santa rosa. some of the forecast today tomorrow going to be too hot ones back to the

80's by tuesday. clouds kind of in and out in this forecast here. hopefully that will encourage the moisture flood overnight a little bit. hold on in the afternoon in bay temperatures pretty much in the 70's, stephanie. >> with block. well, july is national hemp month in our health expert karen owoc is here now to help us understand what health hemp is its health benefits and what we can all do with it. good morning to you, karen. good morning, stephanie. alright, just to start out. >> for those of us who are so familiar with hemp, tell us a bit about what it is. >> so hand is cannabis except that it doesn't have of lot of the thc, which is the psychoactive compound. it has less than 0.3% in it can. a miss has anywhere from 5% to 20%. so it's can very low and now and then the can of this, though, that cannabis comes from the flowers, the stands

in the leaves of the that they all come from the same plant. but then the hemp comes from the scenes. the edible fruits of the plant and what are some common uses of hemp? so it actually can be used for for making textiles. >> for wrote, i don't know if you've ever it didn't done macrame with and then of course, the food products. and that's what we're going to talk about today, right? yes, so let's talk a bit about that. and also the nutritional benefits of having him. so hand is has a really good nutritional profile. it has its good source of protein. good source of fiber as well as vitamin vitamins b vitamins b. >> it it's had some really good bone vitamins, minerals, magnesium, and iron. so really good source of a good

nutrients. i really encourage people to if they haven't tried to give it a try. >> and let's also talk a bit about the benefits of hemp seeds. this is something that you're saying it has a lot nutritional value. >> yes, so it does have a and a good. so it is a good source of plant protein. yeah. when you compare it with the other seeds, peaches, those little pumpkin seeds. those have a lot of protein in it. so they're at the top of the the ranking and right under that. all right, the hemp seeds and then you kind of go down the line into the chia seeds and that flax seeds. hemp seeds are way up there. you want to boost your protein in. take, you know, sprinkle sprinkle hamp seeds wherever you can. >> and what's best way to store them? and how do you know if they're they're fresh? >> first of all, they contain a lot of omega 3 fats. so those fats are very sensitive to heat light and air. so you

never want to buy the seeds that are in open been. you want to make sure they're sealed in a container and avoid anything that any any opportunity that they're exposed to air. and then when you store them want to keep them in the refrigerator because those fats can go get grants it. so i keep mine in the refrigerator. if i'd buy extra, i keep them in the freezer. so and and they don't have any they don't get hard her. the thing they maintain there, you know, it gets to the powdered form is stated in the powerful okay. you know, you mention it sounds like so you can have hemp seeds right out of the bag that you get from the supermarket. >> but are there some other creative ways that people can introduce hemp seeds into daily meals just to kind of mix it up a little bit. >> oh, absolutely. so i brought a few examples. so

here the we have grown up. i have some use lee here. you could also do oatmeal now because of the fact that it's sensitive to heat and light. i like to cook the meal first and then sprinkle it on at the sprinkle the seeds on after you can sprinkle them on the welcome ole and then also on salads. i love to put them out. speckled amount you could also sprinkle them on pasta and rice and vegetables. hemp seeds kind of have a nutty taste. and and if you don't, if they don't have any taste at all, that means they're kind of old and hemp seeds should look like this. here's a they they're kind of a combination of white seeds and green scenes as they get older. the seeds will become darker. so you'll have more of the dark seeds then then the light seat should be about a fifty-fifty if they're fresh and they should smell like

they should spell 90 and you get no smell it all. that means they're kind of old. now, the other thing that i like to put them in is there is hemp powder and it looks like this. and it's just a really fine powder. and it's a really good source of protein as well as fiber. this particular one that i use actually the halls, the the the shells of the seeds. so it really packs in a lot of fiber. there's 13 grams of fiber in a serving. and then i put that and instabilities. >> that looks to this is a smoothie. looks really has bred as berries and >> and kale and of a lot of really good things. all the all powder in it. so i have that recipe on my website. if they're looking for the recipe as well as the product

recommendations. alright, health expert from for health expert karen owoc into telling us how we get some more healthy protein into our diets through hemp. >> thank you very much for your insight this morning. have a happy camp day. as well. we'll be right back.

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kron 4 morning news >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday, july 10th. we have a lot to get to for you this morning. let's start by taking a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and off to a little of that foggy start kind of the golden gate is where it usually gets trapped. the 2 towers are obscured by the fog for right now. but lot of progress along the east bay shoreline, blue skies at the top and we get to the east bay shoreline of the bottom there with the fog. still yet to mix out here, just that last layer there in the sandwich. so we're seeing much better progress and mixing up the fog today that we saw from yesterday, which is a pattern we will see again tomorrow. notice what happens tonight with that on shore. wind blowing that fog back across san francisco in the little bit of the east bay, the east bay fill up with fog shore, but not as much going on in love. the east bay hills will stop. that's a better a temperature check for you right now. 68 for antioch. we've got 60's and 50's

mixture along the east bay 50's up to the north bay. 55 for san francisco and those winds little bit on shore. most noticeable around the carquinez strait, though. so for today, 84 by high noon to 3 o'clock, 94 will do the 90's again tomorrow. but then returning back to the 80's and some what a pleasant by july standards. look at that forecast. we come back, stephanie, looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> happening tomorrow, more monkeypox vaccines are on their way to california. this comes as cases are rising in san francisco kron four's camila barco is live for us in the city with more camila. >> stephanie, one of those places where you can get the monkey pox vaccine is here at sf. general hospital officials say that supply is limited, but starting tomorrow, thousands of doses are going to be shipped across the country, including here in california, the biden harris administration made this announcement earlier this week. they say 144,000 doses

of the monkeypox vaccine is going to be shipped to states across the country. we know california will get nearly 15,000 doses and 9800 will go to la county. now it's unclear how many san francisco will receive, but health officials here in the city say they got more than 2300 doses this week from this state. they also say that more than 600 san franciscans have already been vaccinated against monkeypox because of close contact. but stephanie time is crucial cases. we are going up as a friday. the san francisco department of health reported an additional 12 monkeypox cases. and now there's a total of 52 san francisco residents who have the virus now, if you do find that you have been exposed to monkeypox. take a look at your screen. here's a few places where you can get the vaccine by appointment only this includes the san francisco city clinic. streit kaiser penn permanente s of

health network, adult immunization and travel clinic as well as here at sf general hospital. you can call. >> those numbers on your screen to make your appointment. but like i said, stephanie supplies, they are a limited sfdph, tells us that many people have already vaccinated and they are working to bring more vaccines here to san francisco. i'll send it back to you. well, 52 positive cases in san francisco this weekend just in san francisco as well. hopefully those vaccines do make a difference. >> thank you. camila. crews continue to fight the washburn fire burning at yosemite national park. the fire growing to over 1500 acres this morning. meanwhile, the we're continuing to keep flames away from the park's largest national rather largest sequoia grove, nathalie vera reports. >> some of the largest trees on earth are still in danger as crews continue battling the washburn fire at yosemite

national park. there's a heavy fuel loading that is making the fire increase and ther triple digit temperatures forecasted for the next few days are a major concern. so obviously with the higher temperatures that is going to increase a fire behavior and intensity of fire, the flames broke out on thursday prompting evacuations by friday afternoon. the community of will want to the campground will want a campground the golf course there. highway 41 on the south entrance coming from fresno has a hard closure to the rest of the park is still open and be a highway. one, 40 firefighters say one of the initial challenges was getting resources as fire in northern california. resources kind of held out. the fire is wrapping up. so we are starting to get those resources and obviously it is in an area where it is getting into wilderness. so it is getting into steep country as far as these giant sequoias are known for surviving fire.

but wildfires burn hotter and quicker than ever before because of dry conditions. the sequoia trees are a fire, adapted tree so they actually need fire to reproduce. some fire is good for those trees. high intensity fire on the other hand is not a good thing because it actually does kill the tree in just the last 2 years. the u.s. forest service blames several wildfires for killing nearly 20% of the giant sequoias in the sierra nevada reporting in yosemite national park. nathalie vera kron. 4 news. >> turning now to the latest updates on the electra fire burning in amador county. it's now about 4500 acres. cal fire reporting just over 80% containment on this fire this morning, the number of structures threatened drop to about 450. the fire started burning on the 4th of july. firefighters say they hope to fully contain the electra fire in about a week. back here in the bay area of education, fire and pittsburgh move

towards a decommissioned power plant on saturday. you may recall the marshall fire burned over 100 acres in mid-june. firefighters stopped it from destroying property, but the blaze continue to burn contra costa fire devoting extra resources from the air and the ground to attack this fire. it grew to about 200 acres before crews stopped the flames from spreading any further thick smoke could be spotted, however, and surrounding areas in antioch and oakley. but firefighters managed to keep the flames away from homes. the fire department says thgy will continue to monitor this fire until it is fully put out. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a vacant building catches fire in san leandro. what officials say could be the cause. and vanessa bryant suing los angeles county over photos taken at kobe bryant's helicopter crash site. the judge on the case is responding. plus, a recent poll shows money on the mind for many americans. we'll take

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>> and a reminder for those of you planning to head to the coast in the coming days, king tides returned to the bay area next week. that's according to the national weather service. king tides are exceptionally high tides that can cause flooding in low-lying areas around the bay like along the embarcadero and on trails off the coast and beaches. the highest highs are forecasted to arrive on wednesday. so something to keep in mind in the coming days. welcome back. time now for another check of the weather. we have meteorologist dave spahr standing by to give us a closer look of day. we saw that video of those king tides that yeah, coming up in a couple of days, you know, is that is this a good time to go

to the beach? well, yeah, it is. you know, you've got the sun in the mon playing their gravity games on us. both poll on the earth. you're on the things with so watch out. they will be a little higher than they typically are. >> you're want to get a scape, though. the heat. that's for sure today. tomorrow we're looking at here is the golden gate bridge still dealing with some fog there. but that's a little misleading compared to the rest of the bay as the east bay shoreline. look at this all opened up just a little layer of some fog right on top this to full. but there and blue skies aloft. so get the sun some time to work its magic temperature. check for you. 72 antioch, 64 conquered. still looking at 50's and 61 for hayward along the east bay shoreline 50's control the north bay futurecast for not much to see except that marine layer with the fog and still fog clouds a little bit that mix out by noon tonight comes back again. might even have some coastal sprinkle just a little bit here. but the fog won't be as impressive tomorrow morning as it was for today. those winds, they're going to be still active in the afternoon, pulled in by inland heating. although this looks a little bit more muted,

then we'll see tomorrow when the solano county in eastern contra costa county number start to pop a little bit there as kind of a good thing. get that marine layer back out there again, although we do look for dry afternoon, starting to develop, though, today we got the morning bay fog that's already starting to mix out mostly sunny, hot inland 90's are back. do the same thing again for monday. then the rest of the week, it kind of breaks will be mild with 80's going on in london, 70's for the bay 80's for the coast on monday. by the way, you folks up in lake county are looking at a heat advisory today. 72 san francisco, 78 going on for oakland again or dealing with that morning fog, which is starting to depart 87 san jose bigger board shows some middle 90's in the far east bay. also up in the north bay got some 90's poking out here and there and about what 1993 santa rosa, 88 for napa and 72 for san francisco for the week ahead, a look at all the winds coming up. they look to be all on shore throughout the week ahead. so that's a good thing. maybe into the following week might be a

little bit of a shift up to county. just a touch their way to get a little closer. 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> much day. looking forward to it in international news, memorials continue to grow for japan's former prime minister shinzo ah-bay. we're learning new details about the suspected assassin who took the life of the beloved leader, reporter tom dempsey with the latest now. >> in the same city where former japanese prime minister shinzo ah-bay got shot and killed on saturday. crowds of mourners continue to gather some even shutting 2 years. a day after the assassination. the body of the country's longest-serving prime minister returned back to his home in tokyo with his death, leaving many shaken. the assassination leading others to ask questions over how the shooter got so close a little cable on saturday. the local police chief acknowledged flaws with

security when speaking to local japanese media, investigators described the shooter as a former member of the japanese navy used a homemade gun in the attack. you do this have to get this woman lived one floor below the assassin and described him as a loner who seem to be bothered by something. our meeting today with the organized in 2 main base assassination remain very much in the spotlight during this weekend's g 20 summit in indonesia. >> speaking to reporters, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken highlighted all these legacy and the hopes of carrying it on the lines between japan and the united states has been a cornerstone of our foreign policy for decades. prime minister of a really brought that partnership to new heights. >> the friendship between japanese american people is likewise. and jacob, >> officials are issuing warnings. if you plan to head to especially to tijuana and rosa veto baja, california,

the u.s. embassy in mexico raising the travel advisory levels for those areas from a threat level of 3 to 4 citing americans may be putting themselves at serious risk of kidnappings, injury or even death. the recent arrest of a prominent cartel leader in baja prompted u.s. officials to issue this warning. meantime, mexican law enforcement increased their patrols in the affected areas. pope francis is dismissing claims that he plans to resign in the near future. the pope says he's on track to visit canada and hopes to visit you russia and ukraine. soon after the pope also denying he has any health issues related to cancer. you put president volodymyr zelenskyy thanked the u.s. for approving a new 400 million dollar aid package in his saturday address. that is following several russian missile attacks on the city of kharkiv. a recent attack damaged a boarding school for children with disabilities. so

let's says this latest aid package includes high precision weapon systems that we'll help ukrainian forces intercept future russian missile strikes. back here at home. the nsa bryant's lawsuit against la county is being delayed. a u.s. district judge push the trial back to august on friday saying there were restricted scheduling options because of the covid outbreak. the original date was supposed to be july. 26 brian filed the suit 2 years ago accusing la county sheriff's deputies of taking in sharing graphic photos of the helicopter crash site that killed 9 people, including kobe bryant and their daughter gianna and 7 others. legendary musician carlos santana postponed his next 6 shows after collapsing during a concert near detroit on tuesday. his team saying the cancellationi come out of an abundance of caution for the artists, health, the 74 year-old rock hall of famer got treatment for at a hospital for heat exhaustion and dehydration. live nation

saying all shows starting july 23rd in roadways through the end of the year are still on a schedule. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news getting a taste of the tropics in wine country. we take a look at this morning's dine and a dish.

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a fan of tiki bars, good news is you can find some of the coolest joins in the city and beyond in this morning's dine and dish vicki liviakis takes us to will fred's the first and only take the bar in napa. >> you don't necessarily think t d known now. like when you're tired of to go, go here. you reference. yeah. this is wilfred's lounge in think taking with a twist where locals and tourists partake of taking drinks food, an ambience. >> it's a cross between disneyland traders, sam and pirates of the caribbean airport holes with mermaids who swim and of course, ghost pirates with magical treasure chest. and for those with a thirst for rum centric drinks like the one what shareable bowl why not?

>> joel, the bartender with topical concoctions like white bout this is batten down the complete with paper umbrella. >> there's the ever-popular flaming scorpion bowl to share. >> they calm as they saw wonder why, of course you want this hawaiin put ladder to accompany your for him. this is the need again the spam lighter proprietors. bring experience from the granddaddy of tiki bars. trader vic's. >> so why will for you ask why it's the name of vocal wilford who worked as a bartender in honolulu back in the day. and as they say here in wine country, cheers, aloha and >> i'm in vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. looks like it's a good a good time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, toxic algae blooms spotted in sonoma county. >> the warning for families

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morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. things really starting to heat up outside. let's take closer look at the conditions out there with dave spahr a day. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. yeah, we're looking for a little mini heat bump will call it silly 2 day event here before we. >> retreat actually to palatable numbers for mid july. it looks like live shot coming in from sfo. no delays happening there. but so get a load, a little bit of a fog bank. it's kind of left over a bit. that kind of underscores what we're seeing everywhere across the bay for the most part, same kind of view of the east bay shoreline with the sandwich in the middle thing of just the fog left over with the blue skies above that help that all mix out winds for right now. yeah, are on shore. they will continue to be that way really all week long driven a little bit by the heating that occurred during the day section. but more muted this afternoon. then we'll see tomorrow at least that throws moisture in the inland areas here keeps the beginning to dry. 72 for antioch, 64 for concord, east bay shoreline is a mix of upper 50's lower 60's. 56 for san francisco in 62 san jose.

that green is going to hold on to parts of the peninsula for today, though, looks like 84 by high noon to 3 o'clock. 94 get used to it. repeat that tomorrow. but again, retreating into the 80's to the balance of the week. coming up in a bit, we'll take a look at that extended forecast in your 4 zone to see what your sunday shaping up stephanie. thanks very much, dave. >> an abandoned building in san leandro caught fire early saturday morning. kron four's believe chagall reports. it's the latest of several fires to pop up in the area. >> not long ago will elden pulled up to his family's business? kind of works in san leandro and noticed an attempt was made to set the garage leading into the auto traffic's installation company on fire. i'm on camera. trying to get into side. oldham says more homeless people are turning to this part of town for shelter and the migration is causing a must. >> a few hours before told him opened the shop saturday morning, the abandoned rv

repair business across the street caught precautions, basically bring everything inside. >> and make sure that side of the screen as possible. so that >> that attract any any of the homeless. and the fire department says they're noticing a trend in this area in recent weeks since the start of the summer. >> they've been responding to homeless related fires on a daily basis, whether they're small and and and encampments or whether starting inside the structures and staying smaller or getting larger like this one. that battalion chief malcolm cooper the alameda county fire department says his crews responded to the vacant building on washington avenue on fire just before 8 o'clock in the morning. initially, the fire department requested to double support on the blaze, but that was eventually called off. the fire was under control in less than 90 minutes. chief cooper says there is no live electricity in the building and believes it caught fire by people seeking shelter. has we have abandoned buildings in may, you know, sit idle and in terms of redevelopment.

>> i'm going citizens in our communities are taking advantage of that. fortunately, in this most recent case, no one was injured in san leandro. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 >> in the south bay officials rescue 3 passengers from a boating accident in san jose. it happened yesterday. the san jose fire department saying 2 of the 3 boaters suffered injuries in the crash. first responders received reports of the accident just before one 30 in the afternoon at the obvious, a marina along the southern end of the san francisco bay. firefighters used a search and rescue boat to bring everyone safely to shore. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. in the the drought not just creating more fire risk. it's also impacting water quality signs are now posted at beaches along the russian river. warning people about algae blooms as kron four's gayle ong report. certain allergies can be harmful to both humans and pets.

>> along the russian river, you'll find check for educational signs like this one posted at area beaches. the water quality at monte rio beach has the green light for swimmers to enjoy the water. but sonoma county's environmental health program manager leslie choate says harmful algae was found in one of the beaches. there was that evidence that there was some algae related says cyanobacteria. >> and we posted talks and just patterson point. in this case, the ongoing drought is the culprit harmful algal blooms are formed by bacteria that multiply as the water gets warmer. when we talk about blue-green algae, there's lots of different types. the blue green cyanobacteria is something that can have toxins associated with. that exposure could cause health issues for humans like a rash, vomiting, diarrhea, cold and flu-like symptoms. but pets are more vulnerable symptoms include

vomiting, diarrhea, weakness, difficulty breathing and seizures, or death. in santa rosa, howard park closed boat rentals as a precautionary measure after blue green algae bloom became visible near the boathouse and a virtual meeting thursday. the county's environmental health manager encourages everyone to enjoy the waters, but keep a close eye on the conditions. practice healthy habits >> stay away from keep your family safe if you have a crazy time that you can't trust not to eat fauci. think about that for before. recreating on the river with your animal or your your, your friend and shower and take good care of yourself and have fun on the river. >> and environmental health and water officials with sonoma county will be monitoring the conditions along the russian river throughout the summer reporting from sonoma county, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> there's new concern over the clarity of lake tahoe's water. water clarity is measured by how far down into the water. you can see how far down light can penetrate a new

report by uc davis shows the clarity of lake tahoe was 61 feet last year. that's down by 2 feet from 2020. this is the second lowest level since measurements started in the 1960's lake tahoe historically had a clarity of over 97 feet. so some issues going on there. a basketball team goes for the gold at a tournament in north carolina. and here's the kicker. there are 70 and over. but for these guys, age is just a number. eric reid has the story. >> larry william conrad and ski hooping it up at the greater greensboro senior games team name the ballers. why are they still ball in in their mid 70's? >> for the love of game and for fun of it in the cost. we can still do it. >> larry ski and william have played together for a number of years. conrad was added for this tournament. well, the bad news, all the games were against much younger players.

and while the ball is played hard have their moments when the shots were falling. >> at the end the other teams were just too good. >> as we don't match up against are often big. >> but here's the good news. since they were the only 70 year-old plus team in the field. they were declared champs of their age group. >> the bottom line, they're just thrilled to be moving at their age. >> i just love the sport and enjoy the fellowship of we the guy we play. never heard a file line which come out of anybody's mouth. one time. just a good christian much ago just good. hang around people out there and enjoy the game basketball is in the blood. >> it's still a lot of fun to get out there and compete against these guys somewhat quicker perhaps a little stronger. we still enjoy competing. >> the final scores like this one often one-sided. but the ballers don't get caught up in the numbers. they have fun.

get exercise, make some new friends and feel good that at 70 something they're an inspiration. >> these guys been great friends. we have that plan together. i know for 5 years. and it's just a joy to see the fear in the other teams when we come on the floor. >> hooping at 75 or 76 years old. these guys are definitely role models. >> a new pair of ear buds are less than $40 and they're impressing even the toughest reviewers on rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart.

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life is rated at 7 hours with the bugs themselves 30 hours. if you include the case. >> a 10 minute charge will give you 5 hours of playback. plus they're water and sweat resistant. add it all up. and at this price with the one plus nord buds, your wallet and music have never had it so good. you're paying for what you and surprisingly, a $40 you can get >> i tested the one plus nor bugs for everyday use, including exercise and phone calls. and they did very well. and most importantly, they never fell out of my ears. the one plus nor buds are on sale now on amazon and the company's website for a link. you can go to mine. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. and now we have a little sample. what's on his mp? 3 playlists there. he likes to jam out. apparently mid-nineties going on. >> up to the north, they will do some 90 at 90's as well today, tomorrow, 2 hot days. and then it looks like some relief we'll take a look at

>> welcome back. we have days bar here in the weather center with the latest on conditions outside a hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we see the sun out as it has been all this morning for san jose state. look at that. nice blue skies at work already. sfo not too far behind with a bit of fog just behind us a little bit. there are no delays happening at sfo all. if you're headed up to the mountains, get ready for a flavor of summer short

sleeve shirts would upper 80's. it looks like all the way through the middle of the week. watch the insects that we want to spread. the bug repellent. 72 going on for antioch. we've got 64 concord, 64 livermore. >> a 60 ish will do it for the east bay shoreline. for now. 62 san jose in 58. meanwhile, up to santa rosa, one look at the moisture levels with all of this because we've been kind of proud, almost if you will, how it's flooded. those in the valleys. nicely really x's maisel, fire retardant a little bit. and through the day today, it looks like it does drop off. we tennessee, this little heap by bumps heat spikes column which will these numbers tend to drop off. good news is for the entire week ahead. the wind pattern remains from the west. we don't see any offshore winds cooking in here. that's good news to now the flood, a marine layer tonight, not as impressive tonight as it was last night. you can see the progress. they're through their kirk in a straight up. the solano county looks like its bills and they're a little bit mixes out quickly. tomorrow afternoon and actually looks like it's a touch not as dry tomorrow as it will be today. so looks

like we're going in the right direction there, too. alright, your 4 zone forecast. checking in for the sunday. 72 san francisco. keep it in the 60's for the coast. for the most part, bayside in the 70's to the but pops real quickly to the south. 83 san carlos. but look out 88 for palo alto, 86 for redwood city in the south bay, upper 80's. 91 morgan hill, 87 san jose. also cupertino, east bay shoreline. the lower 80's, however, out the tri valley livermore valley already popping in the lower 90's. 93 for walnut creek, 92, danville, 94 for concord. 78. meanwhile for oakland, 73 for berkeley. so the marine layer is checking in there. 75 delays. hope 91 pittsburgh and 88 benicia also matching that for napa and 93 going on for santa rosa hot today and tomorrow in the extended forecast, a little relief happening on tuesday or breaking that down a bit here come some of that marine layer with some scattered clouds wednesday and we'll keep it

pretty much in the upper 80's for the remainder of the week. and the 70's will cover us along the east bay shoreline. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> the return of summer means the return of tourists to lake tahoe, which is beautiful. this time of year, but is vulnerable to pollution and other damage left behind by people visiting the area. we have an example of that to show you check out these images on the left. you can see all those big crowds gathering along the lake on the 4th of july and on the right, all the trash that they left behind. here to share more about that in ways we can all help to preserve the lake tahoe for future generations is zach smith with the organization clean up the lake. pretty straightforward. thanks for being with us this morning. thanks, stephanie. all right. so yeah, i'm not sure if you had a chance to see those images that we just put up out on the screen there. but you know what goes through your mind when you see pictures like you once pristine lake and then you have large crowds coming in and leaving behind all that trash.

>> it's a to see it. it always. you know, i'm born and raised in this area. and so, you know, seeing trash like that really hits close to home for me because, well, you know, it's great and tourists drive, you know, our businesses and everything we do up here in tahoe. we always hope that people try to do better to leave. no trace, because the carnage that was left after the 4th of july weekend was pretty bad. so we're always looking to improve. >> your cleanup crews picked up close to 3500 pounds of trash from of the lake tahoe region just from the 4th of july weekend alone. did that surprise you at all to get seat to have to, you know, pick of that volume love of debris. >> you know, we we partnered up with keep tahoe blue. it was their annual red, white and blue cleanup. and we always expect to find trash. you know, where there's people there's going to be garbage in. so that didn't surprise is too much. what did surprise us

was how little trash we found under the water are scuba teams have cleaned nevada beach for the past 2 years. and in 2021, we pulled out almost 400 pounds that in about a under water and this year we pull out only 45 it. so while we're seeing a lot more small trash on the shorelines, little pieces, a cop's corners nola bars cans, bottles were seeing a lot less of those really big truck tried to that. we've seen water tired, barbecues, lawn chairs. so that was a positive take away from the weekend. what do you think is driving the difference there? why there's as much trash in the water versus obviously so much piling up on the beach. >> i think it has a lot to do with the the kind of team effort that's going on in tahoe with keep tahoe blue and clean up the lake as well as because solution. we have. the lake has been under water hope for the past few years. and so a lot of the work we're doing.

we're we're showing people all of the stuff we're taking from underneath those waves says it's easier for someone to stay on shore and not think it's hard about the things that they're dropping versus when they're on the water. there's it's more president their mind thinking how can i avoid dropping anything into this lake that i love and so we're working really educating people on how they can avoid getting things into the water. and, you know, the closer it is to a garbage can the better so we love seeing it. >> and what kind of tools are you guys using right now to help with cleanup efforts? we just play some video of a team under water and they were going through with nets. what's happening on shore? >> that's right. now is a great example of what it looks like when we're under water. so we use basic scuba set ups. we also use large mesh trash bags. so pretty much everything we see under water is grabbed by hand or we use our surface support, which are kayakers and jet skis with a long rope with a rock attach the bottom of it. when we dropped that rock down really deep, we tie it to whatever heavy item we want to remove

like a tire and the legal morning cinder block. and we pull that up to the so those are just a couple of the tools are used to to take that truck show. >> and walk us through the impact of trash being thrown whether it's on the beach or in the water. what are the long-term effects on the environment and on people who live year-round in the lake tahoe area? >> well, at the end of the day, it reduces water clarity and makes it easier for things like crawfish, invasive weeds and algae to grow in hired, you know, density levels in the lake. you know, the more microplastics the breakdown in the lake. >> the more. >> are the easier it is for allergy and water to become warmer and make it easier for those kind of invasive plants and animals that are already in the lake to grow. and at the end of the day, that makes the watermark on shore. you know, not only is it a for locals because we have to look at that trash every single day. and we love living here because it's so beautiful. and so to see our beaches have

trash all over them. it's it's really just disheartening. and i can tell you, i live in king's speech and i see folks walking the beach every morning picking up trash. so it's not just this 4th of july weekend, snow we can do better when ever we come up to tahoe to keep it clean. >> as his that brings me to my last question here. what's your message for people who are planning a summer vacation? they're planning a road trip up to lake tahoe this summer. >> my biggest biggest takeway want to make is to leave. no. trace, whenever you go to the beach, you walk the trail, try to take an image of when you walk up to that place. there's nothing there. and so when you leave, try to leave it the same way, you can also use some sunglasses. pro key and you can keep your sunglasses on. he had used a beer koozie that floats and these are all things that you can do to to make less of an impact when you come into town. so if you actually do drop, you can it floats versus sinking to the bottom of the lake and some great tips and feedback. thank you so much. zach smith with

clean up the lake. we appreciate your perspective and your work this morning. >> thanks so much for having me. we'll be right back.

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>> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday, july 10th and we have a lot to get to for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr day. things are really heating up outside. yeah. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're still dealing with some fog, though, around the golden gate. as you can see, the iconic towers are both covered up a little bit. that the last stop along the journey clear this fog out all but however. >> but the east bay shoreline looking pretty good with all of that just a little bit. the way of some fog sandwiched in between the blue skies and the blue bay for that fog. by the way, as we look into tomorrow morning, not quite a repeat performance because it's not going to penetrate as far in the inland areas. as we look for another heat spike going on for tomorrow. so the bay, the bay will be covered with some of that fog in the morning. but in a couple of hours that will mix out. 72 for any act. we've got the in the inland areas. it looks like for the most part, east bay shoreline also recovering their 59 fremont and plenty of

60's also be found along the peninsula. 66 for san jose onshore winds that remain the case all this week. they're driven in the afternoon hours with inland heating. and that's kind of a good thing brings in some of that humidity, although we see some of it falling today a little bit. so we don't want to get into dry 89 at 1 o'clock by forward. 95 kind of a repeat performance expected for tomorrow. but the week ahead, we'll be we'll call a kind of a mild summer by july standards will have more on that forecast in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. happening tomorrow, more monkeypox vaccines now on the way to california. >> this comes as cases are rising in san francisco kron. 4 s camila barco live now for us in the city with the latest details on this >> stephanie, one of those places where people can get that monkey pox vaccine is here at sf general hospital supply is a limited across several sites. but starting tomorrow, thousands of those

vaccines are headed across the country, including here in california, the biden harris administration made that announcement earlier this week. they say 144,000 doses of those vaccines are going to be shipped to states across the country. we know california will get nearly 15,000 doses and 9800 will go to la county at this time. it's unclear how many san francisco will receive. but health officials here in the city say they got more than 2300 doses this week from the state. they say that already more than 600 san franciscans have already been vaccinated against monkeypox the class because of close contact. but time is crucial cases. they're going up as of friday, the san francisco department of health reported an additional 12 monkeypox cases. and now there's a total of 2 52 san franciscans who have the virus. if you do find that you have been exposed to monkeypox. take a look at your screen. here's a few places

where you can get the vaccine by appointment. only the san francisco city clinic kaiser permanente. it's sf health network, adult immunization travel clinic as well as here at sf general hospital. all you have to do is call one of those numbers and set up your appointment to get the monkey pox. but again, stephanie supplies are san francisco, the department of health is trying to get more vaccines to come here to the city to help any people who may have been exposed to the virus. and once we know more of how many vaccines are going to be sent here to san francisco, be sure to update you on air and online at kron 4 dot com. but for now, back to you. thanks very much, camila. 52, at least 52 confirmed monkeypox cases in san francisco so far. so hopefully those vaccines do make a difference. >> thank you. crews continue to fight the washburn fire burning at yosemite national park. the fire growing to over 1500 acres this morning.

>> meanwhile, the work continues to keep flames away from the park's largest sequoyah growth. nathalie vera reports. >> some of the largest trees on earth are still in danger as crews continue battling the washburn fire at yosemite national park. there's a heavy fuel loading that is making the fire increase and the triple digit temperatures forecasted for the next few days are a major concern. so obviously with the higher temperatures that is going to increase a fire behavior and intensity of fire, the flames broke out on thursday prompting evacuations by friday afternoon. the community of will want to the campground will want a campground the golf course there. highway 41 on the south entrance coming from fresno has a hard closure to the rest of the park is still open and be a highway one. 41 firefighters say one of the initial challenges was getting resources. there is fire in northern california resources

kind of held out that fire is wrapping up. so we are starting to get those resources and obviously it is in an area where it is getting into wilderness. so it is getting into steep country as far as these giant sequoias are known for surviving fire. but wildfires burn hotter and quicker than ever before because of dry conditions. the sequoia trees are a fire, adapted tree so they actually need fire to reproduce. some fire is good for those trees. high intensity fire on the other hand is not a good thing because it actually does kill the tree in just the last 2 years. the u.s. forest service blames several wildfires for killing nearly 20% of the giant sequoias in the sierra nevada reporting in yosemite national park. nathalie vera kron. 4 news. >> turning now to the latest updates on the electra fire burning in amador county. it's now about 4500 acres. cal fire reports just over 80% containment on this blaze this

morning. the number of structures threatened drop to about 450. the fire started burning on the 4th of july. firefighters tell us they hope to fully contain the electra fire in about a week. back here in the bay area. vegetation fire in pittsburgh move towards a decommissioned power plant on saturday. you may recall the marsh fire burned over 100 acres in mid-june. firefighters stopped it from destroying property, but the blaze continue to burn contra costa fire devoting extra resources from the air and the ground to attack this fire. it grew to about 200 acres before crews stopped the flames from spreading any further. but we can tell you thick smoke could be spotted in the surrounding areas in antioch and oakley. firefighters managed to keep the flames away from homes. the fire department says they will continue to monitor this fire until it is fully put out. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a vacant building catches fire in san leandro. what officials say

could be the cost. and vanessa bryant suing los angeles county over photos taken at kobe bryant's helicopter crash site. how the judge on the case is responding. plus, a recent poll shows money on the mind for many americans. we take a closer look at the numbers.

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biden administration has since eased import rules for formula makers overseas and triggered federal emergency rules prioritize production in the u.s.. ford is issuing a recall for 100,000 cars because of an engine fire risk. the recall includes cars from the year 2020 through 2022, including the ford escape maverick and lincoln corsair cars. so far, no accidents or injuries related to this recall. >> alright, for lots of sunshine going on and warming up. those temperatures and inland will be sent to the 90's. we still have onshore wind or develop later this afternoon evening. and we'll take a break for some of the key for the remainder of the week. looks forecast next

>> a reminder for those of you planning to head to the coast in the coming days. king tides returned to the bay area next week. that's according to the national weather service. the king tides are exceptionally high tides that can cause flooding in low lying areas around the bay like along the embarcadero and on trails off the coast and beaches. the highest tides are forecasted to arrive on wednesday. so if you're planning to go to the

beach, we want to make sure that you're staying safe out there. i mean, is it a good time to go given the weather conditions day? it's going to be hot today tomorrow. that's one of the places to kind of escape some of all of this. yeah. >> got the mooi. the sun, you know, ganging up on a school. that gravity thing. good morning, everybody. >> and there's a look at the golden gate bridge. this is where the fog usually hides out when it's mixing out the process of doing so which is done pretty well over most of the bay. that's a spot that it gets a little stock. here's the shot from uc berkeley. there's the east bay shoreline all lit up blue skies. so lots of sunshine aloft, working on mixing out some of that fog with some of the drier air in between. 77 for antioch. we've got 68 conquered 65 for livermore. already graduating to the 60's along the east bay shoreline. 66 san jose and 63 up to santa rosa. not much to see on futurecast for whatever marine layer. we have dixon's out pretty nicely this afternoon comes back again tonight, but not quite the aggressive performance we're seeing today, however, and will penetrate as far inland as we saw this morning in some

of those inland valleys, that means the moisture won't get out that far. and today this afternoon, it looks like it might dry out a little bit in the afternoon. a touch more so than we'll see tomorrow onshore winds. that's what's expected today. not as strong today as we're going to see tomorrow might have something to do with the fact that will be a little bit more of that marine layer that will be pushed off to those inland valleys. so that's kind of a good sign for today. we've got to morning bay fog, which is just about gone. mostly sunny, hot inland with the 90's back repeat for monday, continued hot inland. still have those onshore winds, though, late in the day, though, driven by the heating. and then later on during the week, summer mild, we'll call it with 80's inland from mid july. not too bad. we'll take it 70's for the bay 60's happening at the coast. kind of a course correction, if you will. 72 san francisco the morning fog clearing out 78 for oakland. 87. meanwhile, for san jose course that fog will return by late this evening for san francisco open. 95 antioch today, 94 for concord got up in the north

bay. 93 for santa rosa. 88 for napa. some green hanging on to the peninsula as you'll notice here in a bit. of course, we'll have that 4 zone forecast for you and look at the extended with the course correction back to the 80's for highs. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> in international news, memorials continue to grow for japan's former prime minister shinzo ah-bay. we're learning new details about the suspected assassin who took the life of the beloved leader, reporter tom dempsey with the latest now. >> in the same city where former japanese prime minister shinzo ah-bay got shot an killed on saturday. crowds of mourners continue to gather some even shutting 2 years. a day after the assassination. the body of the country's longest-serving prime minister returned back to his home in tokyo with his death, leaving many shaken. the assassination leading others to ask questions over how the shooter

got so close a mile and will be able locate on saturday. the local police chief acknowledged flaws with security when speaking to local japanese media, investigators described the shooter as a former member of the japanese navy used a homemade gun in the attack. you do this have to this woman lived one floor below the assassin and described him as a loner who seem to be bothered by something. our meeting today with the organized in 2 main base assassination remain very much in the spotlight during this weekend's g 20 summit in indonesia. >> speaking to reporters, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken based legacy and the hopes of carrying it on the lines between japan and the united states has been a cornerstone of our foreign policy for decades. prime minister of a really brought that partnership to new heights. >> the friendship between japanese american people is likewise. and jacob,

>> officials are issuing warnings. if you plan to head to mexico, especially to wanna and rosa rito baja, california, the u.s. embassy in mexico raising the travel advisory levels for those areas from a threat level of 3 to 4 saying that americans may be putting themselves at serious risk of kidnappings, injury or death. the recent arrest of a prominent cartel leader in bomb prompted u.s. officials to issue this warning. meantime, mexican law enforcement increased their patrols in the affected areas. pope francis dismissing claims that he plans to resign in the near future. the pope says he's on track to visit canada and hopes to visit russia and ukraine soon after the pope also denying he has any health issues related to cancer. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky thanking the u.s. for approving a new 400 million dollar aid package in his saturday address. this following several russian missile attacks on the city of

kharkiv. a recent attack damaged a boarding school for children with disabilities. the last case saying this latest aid package includes high precision weapons systems that we'll help ukrainian forces intercept future russian missile strikes. back here at home, the knesset bryant's lawsuit against la county is being delayed. a u.s. district judge push the trial back to august on friday saying restricted schedule ii a because of restrictive scheduling options because of covid. the original date was supposed to be july. 26 bryant filed the suit 2 years ago, accusing la county sheriff's deputies of taking and sharing graphic photos of the helicopter crash site that killed 9 people, including kobe bryant, their daughter, gianna and 7 others. legendary musician carlos santana postponed his next 6 shows after collapsing during a concert near detroit on tuesday. his team saying the

cancellations come out of an abundance of caution for the artists, health. the 74 year-old rock hall of famer got treatment at a hospital for heat exhaustion and dehydration. live nation says all shows starting july 23rd in pass a robust through the end of the year are still on as scheduled. >> a new pair of ear buds are less than $40 and they're impressing even the toughest reviewer, some rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> and as we head to break, if you're looking for something to do this weekend, we have an option for you, the arts and garden festival is happening in petaluma. you can find more than 100 booths with handmade items by local crafters and live music that starts at 11 in downtown petaluma. and the best part is it's free to check out.

you can now get your hands on a new pair of wireless ear buds which costs less than 40 bucks. >> rich demuro has the latest in this morning's tech smart. >> it's been a few years since i found a reliable pair of inexpensive ear buds and sure there's a lot to like at $100 or more. but these one plus nor buds are just $39. if you don't want to spend more than $100 on a pair of wireless ear

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phone calls. >> the sound is excellent, but there is no active noise cancellation and they won't pause your music when you take them out of your ears. what did i mention? they're just $39 for most teams and it really does a great job reproducing sound battery. life is rated at 7 hours with the bugs themselves 30 hours. if you include the case. >> a 10 minute charge will give you 5 hours of playback. plus they're water and sweat resistant. add it all up. and at this price with the one plus nord buds, your wallet and music have never had it so good. you're paying for what you and surprisingly of $40 you can get >> i tested the one plus nor bugs for everyday use, including exercise and phone calls. and they did very well. and most importantly, they never fell out of my ears. the one plus nor buds are on sale now on amazon and the company's website for a link. you can go to mine. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart.

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news. take up this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr in the weather center to fill us in on all the latest outdoors. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a little bit warmer. we're looking at for the afternoon today. so want to keep cool. >> for those inland valleys are going to be looking at those numbers popping into the 90's. little live shot coming in from sfo. is that fog bank starts to mix out. so even there things are clearing out. no delays this morning. east bay shoreline looking pretty marvelous here. >> as that fog has ripped away, actually. now more than an hour ago. so off to a sunny afternoon or day-to-day. there's that on shore. wind checking into will be around this afternoon tomorrow afternoon and throughout each day as we get the inland heating going on. and that's at least throwing some moisture into the inland areas. although cooling relief will not be found today tomorrow. 77, antioch, most trees in the east bay are in the 60's, though, for right now. we're looking the same up in the north bay, too. the late host stands out as a cooler 58. so there's the onshore winds checking in for you. a 57 san francisco. 66

san jose will do about 88 by 1 o'clock and 4 94 somewhat of a repeat performance tomorrow. looks like before things start to correct a little bit for the remainder of the week and somewhat palatable by july standards with 80's even well inland. we're get all to that coming up in just a bit. stephanie. thanks, dave. >> an abandoned building in san leandro caught fire early saturday morning forcefully all reports is the latest of several fires to pop up in the area. >> not long ago will elden pulled up to his family's business? kind of works in san leandro and noticed an attempt was made to set the getting into the auto traffic's installation company on fire. i'm on camera. trying to get into and seinfeld and says more homeless people are turning to this part of town for shelter and the migration is causing a must. >> a few hours before oldham opened the shop saturday morning. the abandoned rv repair business across the street caught precautions,

basically bring everything inside. >> and make sure that side of the screen as possible. so that >> that track any any of the homeless. and the fire department says they're noticing a trend in this area in recent weeks since the start of the summer. >> they've been responding to homeless related fires on a daily basis, whether they're small encampments or whether starting inside the structures and staying smaller or getting larger like this one. that battalion chief malcolm cooper the alameda county fire department says his crews responded to the vacant building on washington avenue on fire just before 8 o'clock in the morning. initially, the fire department requested to double support on the blaze, but that was eventually called off. the fire was under control in less than 90 minutes. chief cooper says there is no live electricity in the building and believes it caught fire by people seeking shelter. has we have abandoned buildings in may, you know, sit idle and in terms of redevelopment. >> i'm going citizens and our

communities are taking advantage of that. fortunately, in this most recent case, no one was injured in san leandro. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 >> in the south bay officials rescue 3 boaters or rather 3 rescue 3 boaters or rather 3 passengers from a boating happened yesterday. the san jose fire department says 2 of the 3 boaters suffered injuries in the crash. first responders got reports of the accident just before one, 30 in the afternoon at the elevate alviso marina along the southern end of the san francisco bay. firefighters used a search and rescue boat to bring everyone back to shore. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. in the north bay. the drought not just creating more fire risk. it's also impacting water quality signs now posted at beaches along the russian river are warning people about algae blooms as kron four's gayle ong report. certain allergies can be harmful to both humans and pets. >> along the russian river, you'll find check for

educational signs like this one posted at area beaches. the water quality at monte rio beach has the green light for swimmers to enjoy the water. but sonoma county's environmental health program manager leslie choate says harmful algae was found in one of the beaches. there was that evidence that there was some algae related says cyanobacteria. >> and we posted talks and just patterson point. in this case, the ongoing drought is the culprit harmful algal blooms are formed by bacteria that multiply as the water gets warmer. when we talk about blue-green algae, there's lots of different types. the blue green cyanobacteria is something that can have toxins associated with. that exposure could cause health issues for humans like a rash, vomiting, diarrhea, cold and flu-like symptoms. but pets are more vulnerable symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, weakness, difficulty breathing and seizures, or death. in santa

rosa, howard park closed boat rentals as a precautionary measure after blue green algae bloom became visible near the boathouse and a virtual meeting thursday. the county's environmental health manager encourages everyone to enjoy the waters, but keep a close eye on the conditions. practice healthy habits >> stay away from keep your family safe if you have a crazy time that you can't trust not to eat think about that for before. recreating on the river with your animal or your your, your friend and shower and take good care of yourself and have fun on the river. >> and environmental health and water officials with sonoma county will be monitoring the conditions along the russian river throughout the summer reporting from sonoma county, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> there's new concern over the clarity of lake tahoe is water water clarity is measured by how far down into the water. you can see how far down light can penetrate. one new report by uc davis shows the clarity of lake tahoe was

61 feet last year has the second lowest level since measurements started in the 1960's lake tahoe historically had a clarity of over 97 feet. researchers say increasing levels of pollution are driving this issue. the u.s. is spending 2 million dollars a month on round the clock. security for former secretary of state mike pompeo, a new state department report showing pompeo faces serious and credible threats from iran. reporter joe khalil explains why pompeo security costs are now higher. then some former presidents. >> the state's former secretary of state mike pompeo gets a rock star. welcome. weather in florida. >> former secretary of state mike pompeo. >> we're new york. michigan, his travel schedule is packed no longer serving as the nation's top diplomat, but you

wouldn't know it based on his 24 to 7 security detail. a team of state department, diplomatic security service agents protecting him everywhere. he goes standard for a former high ranking official under threat. pompeo still faces a credible threat from iran. hence the around the clock security. it's retaliation for his role in the assassination of iranian general. qassem soleimani back in 2020. >> shocked not 20. iran's president said martyrs would, quote, take revenge on pompeo in a speech earlier this year. but state department officials around pompeo tell news nation he's been ignoring the advice of his security. >> often choosing to put himself and those who protect him in danger and doing so at an unprecedented cost for american taxpayers sensitive. but unclassified documents, newsnation obtained show in the summer of 2021. the cost to protect pompeo and one of his aides. but luke, from just short of 700,000 to more than

2 million dollars per month close to 90% of it going to pompeo, security and all of it public dollars. the documents explain the 2 million mostly covers vehicle and travel costs for pompeo, security agents and his travel for paid speeches and public events is extensive. so how much travel is the former secretary doing well, these are some not all of his public events in the u.s. just since april. there's a stark difference between a national security mission. that's important for us. >> and then a discretionary trip in all things, especially if there's a threat nature from a state sponsor, he would have to be concerned. retired diplomatic security service agent mark hip says it's not uncommon for former officials to do book tours or paid speeches like pompeo is doing in his case making 6 figures per speech. the law dictates that we have to protect these

individuals out of the other concern for them. but hip says when there's a credible threat announcing where you're going and when you'll be there puts lives at risk, especially if the purpose isn't america's national security, but rather personal gain. does it ever get to a point where you would consider it to be irresponsible? i mean, i wouldn't go as far as responsibility. i would go with the morality of it, you know, because it not only put yourself in harm's way and in such a case, but also pushing those men and that are going to be will restore life story of the most secretaries, if not all pretty much do this stuff. >> as to what extreme they do it too. i'm very reluctant to say if you go into public service and you do things that may get you shot by a foreign adversary. >> you can't go on a book tour. the amounts of money you're talking about for security. millions of month.

>> congressman brad sherman who serves on the house foreign affairs committee says when it comes to personal travel paid speeches and campaign events like pompeo has been doing finding a balance between what the public should pay and the legitimate need to protect the nation's officials who serve the country is difficult. i want the professionals to decide. >> how big is this security detail and does pompeo need a security detail? and if so, where? and the professionals did decide that last november, a planned trip to the united arab emirates was simply too risky for pompeo and his agents. >> given the threat against him, news nation has learned that pompeo security warned him not to go to the u a e but that he dismissed the state department's concerns and went anyway. it was a paid gig that earned him. >> hundreds of thousands of dollars. and that's in addition to what sources tell news nation exclusively is a planned 1.1 million dollar

taxpayer funded. upgrade to pompeo is new. 3 and a half million dollar virginia home. >> to beef up security. we caught up with the former secretary to ask about the record costs and the hefty public event schedule all in the face of a serious threat. >> but joe news nation a couple questions about your overseas travel costs. so you're getting a million dollar upgrade to the house. paid for by the public. is there risk could be putting yourself oversee so much. >> our questions and are multiple requests for interviews. all went unanswered. to put a finer point on how much money we're talking about here in terms of an increase, the unclassified, but sensitive documents that we've obtained for our investigation showed that congress use to cap how much money they would give for former officials from the state department who've retired if they're facing a threat. >> at 15 million dollars a year for their protection. well, this year alone, pompeo is going to blow through that. it's going to be more than

24 million dollars. so this year, republicans and democrats had to go back to the drawing board and literally rewrite their budget and the 2022 budget. it's not 15 million anymore. the maximum is now 30 million. the first time that has ever happened in washington. joe khaleel news nation. >> and we're looking for a little bit more of a warm-up going on for today. that's going to hang around tomorrow as well with those inland highs in the mid 90's. it looks but but next week we'll see a little backtracking on those numbers into the 80's. not bad for mid july. stick around at your 4 zone forecast next. keep

>> a basketball team goes for the gold at a tournament in north carolina. and here's the kicker. there's 70 and over. but for these guys age is just a number. derrick reed with the story. >> larry william conrad and ski hooping it up at the greater greensboro senior games. >> team name the ballers. why are they still ball in in their mid 70's? >> for the love of game and for fun of it in the cost. we can still do it. >> larry ski and william have played together for a number of years. conrad was added for this tournament. well, the bad news, all the games were against much younger players. and while the ball is played

hard have their moments when the shots were falling. >> at the end, the other teams were just too good. >> as we don't match up against are often big. >> but here's the good news. since they were the only 70 year-old plus team in the field. they were declared champs of their age group. >> the bottom line, they're just thrilled to be moving at their age. >> i just love the sport and enjoy the we the guy we play with never heard the foul language come out of anybody's mouth. one time, just a good christian. goes and just good. hang around. people out there enjoy the game basketball is in the blood. >> it's still a lot of fun to get out there and compete against these guys. they somewhat quicker perhaps a little stronger, we still enjoy competing. >> the final scores like this one often one-sided. but the ballers don't get caught up in the numbers. they have fun. get exercise, make some new friends and feel good that 70

something they're an inspiration. >> these guys been great friends. we've playing together. i know for 5 years. and it's just a joy to see the fear in the other teams when we come on the floor. >> hooping at 75 or 76 years old. these guys are definitely role models. >> what an inspiring story. i certainly hope i'm that active. unable to get around like those guys when i'm there day. >> yeah, we have a like a yoga mat. still when you're 80 or i think so just good for you. you're there. you go. a new place in hawaii, retired. good morning, everybody. or looking at some clear skies down in the south bay. look at that. that's been the case of this morning. no fog intrusion, their sfo, no delays happening this morning. they had a little bit of a fog bank going on. >> early in the day now. if you're heading the other direction up to tahoe, we've got some summer for you as well. upper 80's through the period monday tuesday, even as late as wednesday when numbers

are going to be making over the u turn here in the bay. we've got 77, antioch right now. 60's cover the east bay, also up in the north bay. to of though, the laos stands out at 59 kind. that hint of that on shore flow will have all day today. now, let's get back to that in terms of the moisture levels they drop off during the day that somewhat typical. we're looking at numbers mostly in the 20's. but the good news is no offshore winds that all week. we don't look at any of that happening. so that's good news tomorrow in our tonight. rather, here comes that marine layer in by tomorrow morning. as we talk about the fog, not as aggressive and it looks like the moisture is making it that far out. however, during the day we don't dry out as much tomorrow as we will today. again, we'll have those onshore winds checking in the afternoon. they bring in a little moisture with them to 72 san francisco with the coast, keeping it mostly in the 60's. but we should mention some locations will pop 70 got 78 for burlingame, the foster city at 81 88 palo redwood city in the south bay got 87 san jose milpitas. 86

87 for cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south in the 80's. however, the 90's inland, of course, 91 pleasanton livermore. 93 93 also for walnut creek, 94 for concord. but look at the east bay shoreline, mostly into the 70's here. castro valley, though, at 81, there's the lake with 75, though. 88 benicia 91 pittsburgh, a pair of eight's for napa and 93 for santa rosa. again, the beginning part of our forecast remains in the 90's inland a little drop by tuesday. let's keep it going in the 80's all week long. the traffic from the pacific is west to east. we'll get some scattered clouds here and again. but with the onshore winds will keep the moisture levels at least somewhat higher up by summer standards. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. the god of thunder is back this weekend. >> movie critic dean richards takes a look at it at it for us in. >> a marvel's thor, love and thunder.

>> we're new movies this week. there's marvel's latest thor love and thunder. that isn't sure if it wants to be a slapstick comedy or a slick action movie. it's the 4th movie in the thor franchise. so it's not surprising that they're trying out some new things to try to keep it fresh. but here the went crazy with new things, specifically a heavy reliance on screeball slapstick, even flip and comedy completely ignoring the age old rule less is always more. the movie starts serious with an explanation of why the film's villain gorr the god butcher is so upset. he is beautifully played by oscar-winner christian bale single-handedly delivering the only really compelling scenes in this movie. but then the comedy fest begins. marvel movies usually deliver a sprinkling of laps. but here they poured it on almost like a spoof of itself overpowering the elements that usually make marvel movies, thoughtful, exciting and compelling. chris

hemsworth is back in his god of thunder. now, god of comedy mode. natalie portman returns as his love interest. jane foster, who in dealing with their own personal health issues. miraculously takes on the persona of the mighty thor now wielding the legendary hammer with an over-reliance on 80's. heavy metal music has its soundtrack. the movie tries to shift gears into a more traditional marvel mode. but it's too little too late and not before an embarrassing scene with russell crowe as the mythical god. zeus complete with the much talked about chris hemsworth. but scene and unnecessary sideshow. distraction trying to make you forget how empty this film really is. no, the attempts at romance and the heart and real action film excitement all there, but they're just so hard to take seriously. thank goodness for christian bale. he is a standout in this disappointing dean's list. c hope you have a great weekend in chicago and dean richards.

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>> you should. curry is bringing her sweet july brand to san francisco this month with a new pop-up that open saturday at the palace hotel fans of the oakland flagship store may recognize many of the things on sale, including products from black owned companies and bay area makers. the store is open every day until the end of the month. you can also get afternoon tea at the hotel's garden court on saturdays through july. 30th, another fun weekend option for you. what animal has 4 legs and 2 games getting the ball enjoying this is a very rare animal in pakistan, possibly one of a kind. this is simba. >> and it lives in karachi. and does have 4 legs, as you can see there to very long feet of floppy ears. wow. 22 inches and still month-old simba has become a media sensation in pakistan because

of his some of his own or even made special air pouch is to keep him from tripping on those long now it's not known if simba's ear late is a world record, but i think it could be just look at how long those are. and can see the owner putting the heirs the special pockets. now to make sure that the goat is like whatever. okay. haha. >> we have that sunscreen to whatever have to check a help to check them out on instagram or whatever social counties on. but that's here. but that's a look at that. look at how long those ears are. i mean, he could they almost don't look real. yeah, it's a very impressive that a breeders that just a unusual case. it's just i think it's an unusual usually goats don't have years that long. okay. haha, you know, we talk about humidity a little bit that's we've got going on in future cast tomorrow morning in the afternoon, drying out, but not as much as we're seeing today to repeat the forecast around the bay. we've got 70's.

>> we've got 90's. 87 expected for san jose. there you have it. what everybody looks like for today inland. again, it's in the 90's. 80's. when you get around the bay and for the extended forecast, stefanie, it will be a lot of 80's this week. so we've got to eat bump. let's call it today. tomorrow. 90's, the rest of the week is into the 80's going on there and what traffic coming in west to east with this that keep some things that humidity across the bay and that we need. all right. very good. well, thank you so much for joining us here at the kron. 4 weekend news. i'm stephanie land. >> dave spahr here as well. have a great rest of your day. everybody.

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