and shortness of breath. with leqvio, lowering cholesterol becomes just one more thing life throws your way. ask your doctor if leqvio is right for you. lower. longer. leqvio. >> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm stephanie lin. we're following breaking news for you this morning. out of mountain view, a manhunt now underway there for the person who shot a police officer. >> it happened during a traffic stop early this morning. let's get straight to kron. 4 s camila barco. she's live at the crime scene for us this morning. camila, what have you learned so far? >> well, stephanie, just moments ago, mountain view officers to clear the scene. take a look behind me. this is where they have spent the

entire morning right now. you can see cars are now driving through, but that wasn't the situation just moments ago. officers spent the entire morning here looking for clues and evidence that may lead them to the person who shot one of their own. now the shooting happened in downtown mountain view, specifically on billa street and wild cherry lane. take a look at this map. officers say it was a busy friday night. this place is filled with restaurants and shops. but officers say around midnight an officer about a new officer was conducting a car stop in this location when the person inside that car shot the officer, the shooter then drove away. however, a short time later, someone called dispatch center and let officers know that the suspect had had crashed their car at kgun and villa. now, this time the driver ran away from the car crash site and now police are looking for the person who shot the officer. officials say they identified a suspect

but they're not releasing any more information at this time. however, the officer who was shot was taken to the hospital, but is now. at home and is expected to be ok and officials tell me it's been 20 years since the last time a mountain view officer was shot while doing their job. here is what officials had to say. >> interestingly enough, the officer that was involved landed in a shooting more than 20 years ago is working this case today. so yeah, it's that hit home for a lot of us. >> now, stephanie, back out here live. like i said, the scene has been cleared, but now this manhunt for this, person who shot the officer continues. and of course, we're going to be reaching out to the police department to see if we can get any more information as this investigation continues. but of course, you can stay updated on story on air and

online at kron 4 dot com. stephanie, back to you. thanks so much, camilla, for staying on top of this for us. >> now we want to get a quick check of the weather with meteorologist dave sphar. hey, dave. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're starting off with traditional fog yet again. covering up the golden gate. usual, see and above it all. here's what it looks like. showing clear skies. that's our future right above it. the sunshine will help this all mix out with the drier air between us and then we'll going to mostly sunny mode. getting hot, though, in those inland valleys for today. let's jump to the fog cast here, clearing out by noon and then coming back again for tonight. overnight looks like it will spill back in the livermore valley tomorrow covering the east bay shoreline as well. although tomorrow not expecting it to be as hot as today. mostly 50's in most of the east bay. for now 65 antioch. we got a cool 40 not out there to santa rosa, but 50's pretty much everywhere else. checking in with the 60 for san jose. your breakdown today about 81 by 11 by 2.92. so we'll have some

90's and just about all the inland locations, except maybe the peninsula will also be discussing a little in the way some thunder showers popping up in the mountains both today and tomorrow. step. thanks very much, dave. >> we're breaking news from overnight. we're following 2 deadly crashes on bay area. freeways, all lanes on highway. 24 in orinda now back open this morning after a fatal collision near the camino pablo off-ramp. it happened just after 11 last night. this is video you're watching taken from the scene from kron four's dan thorn chp saying the crash involved a pedestrian and a vehicle. the other deadly collision happened on highway one o one in san jose around 2.45. this morning. this near the mathilda avenue off-ramp. all lanes are back open. you're watching video from the incident though. this crash involved multiple cars. we know at least one person died. another big story we're tracking this morning. authorities give the all-clear after a bomb threat shut down

part of san francisco international airport. the scare forced thousands of travelers to evacuate the international terminal for several hours last night. this now a live look at the airport this morning where you can see that flights have resumed, but a very different scene last night when at around 8.15, officers got at the airport, got word of a bomb threat and found a suspicious device. you're watching video now taken from outside the terminal sent to us by a kron. 4 viewer. and you can just see hundreds of evacuated travelers standing outside the airport flashing lights from the police vehicle. there. authorities also shut down the sfo, bart station police completed their search of the international terminal just before midnight. they removed several suspicious packages and people were then allowed back into the terminal. the airport tweeting this morning that normal operations are back in service and service at the sfo. bart station also continuing this morning. police say they did detain a

man for questioning but have made no arrests so far. on the peninsula. police in pacifica investigate to potential hate crimes. investigators say thieves got inside 2 classrooms at sunset ridge elementary school, stealing several electronics and computer items. photos also show dolls vandalized with swastika symbols. this is not the first hate incident to happen at this school in june, a pride flag was taken down and burned. and last wednesday, a similar incident happened at oceana high school in a statement pacific has police captain says these types of hateful incidents will not be tolerated. happening today, the family of missing local woman. alexis gabe is planning another search effort. they say they're also looking for the back of a lexus is phone which they hope will give them more clues. the family plans to meet near live oak avenue and stacy lane in antioch. there asking for volunteers to join them. and that's the area

where her ex-boyfriend were games, ex-boyfriend, marshall jones was seen on surveillance video abandoning games car the night she disappeared. she was killed or rather jones. the ex-boyfriend was killed by officers when they tried to arrest him last month. the city of oakley is offering $100,000 reward for information leading to wear. gabe could be. coming up. public health officials say more monkeypox vaccines are on the way when the white house says it hopes to make more doses available. >> and after the break, a school vandalized a week ago now getting some tlc how the community is coming together to clean it up.

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>> earlier this week we brought you the story of a public school that had been vandalized. now the community is rallying together to help clean it up. now, check out this video. you can see trash strewn along the floor along with a lot of wet paint. there. well, today volunteers from chevron and lincoln elementary school work together to clean up the school, starting at 9.30. in san mateo county police officers in the city of san mateo can now listen to 9-1-1. calls in real time. starting this week, the san mateo police department can now live stream 9-1-1. calls as they happen through laptops in their cars. the goal here is to give officers responding to a call as much information as possible about the situation instead of having dispatch relay the information after

the call is already happened. in addition to hearing the call, officers can now see the location of the caller on a map. the officers will only be able to listen in and not speak directly to someone making that 9-1-1. call. we'll call their needs. >> they're able to hear what color is is feeling more or less through the call as opposed to getting relayed through the other party. >> the department says that so far the system has been well received in was relatively inexpensive to set up. >> we got married very much of summertime weekend going on here with those temperatures inland well into the business of the 90's will be some minor really falling on for tomorrow. however, a look at your forecast in just a bit. keep it here. the kron 4 morning news weekend is back.

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ahead. that's a nice tasty improvement there. a little bit can expect much better for july. this is the fog that we can see looking above all of it. so therefore, you have the sunny skies, but because of our cold ocean here, boom, the marine layer comes out here. we get this nice little treat that keeps temperatures down a little bit. storm tracker 4. don't see anything that way to me, too. what we have, though, with daytime heating is we'll start to see the flare up of a few little showers going on in the mountains. a little whisper of the monsoon going on today. tomorrow. this looks like it won't impact. tahoe, though, won't venture that far to the north. we'll show the future cast in just a bit. not a big deal, but upper 50's cover of a big chunk of the east bay. 68 for antioch. we've got 50's up there, the north bay. 52 san francisco, 60. we're checking in for san jose will be hot in the central valley, though. all this weekend. and the only relief they're looking for is maybe that flare up. as you can see a few showers. again, this looks to be the south, maybe sequoia, national park to somebody's not getting up to top. was much. but this is

very typical. in the summer months. you have some moisture trapped in the middle layers of the atmosphere. daytime heating brings it to the higher elevations and you get this. the only thing is we hope is no barkin going on with that. that means no lightning. hopefully. but again, a little shower today, repeat for tomorrow, by comparison sake, our marine layer looks pretty weak into tomorrow morning. but out there, the monsoon hand that looks pretty nice. okay. morning fog mixes we've got warm conditions for the bay today. hot inland. still, 90's going on tomorrow, sunny, not as hot 70's for the bay 80's well inland. so that's a nice next week, scattered bay clouds, conditions mild for july. 70's will be the rule for the bay and will again, we'll have 80's covering those in the location. so shaken off the morning. fog rep to 71 san francisco. 77 for oakland, 86 san jose. again, those numbers reduced for tomorrow and on the big board to upper 90's going on for antioch. that's why central valley, the point toasty today. 95 up to santa rosa. 86 for san jose

peninsula. slighttrelief there. and we're going to battle some fog going on even into the early afternoon and that will have the 4 zone forecast going on for you, stephanie. >> incredible video there. fire clue. crews flooded pittsburgh marshland to put out the marsh fire. smoke from that fire has been hurting the air quality in the area. >> crews say they're working to get more water pumps available and they estimate millions of gallons of water. >> will be needed to attack the fire for about a week. and the marsh fire started near bay point in late may. it's burning into areas difficult to reach for firefighters, which is why crews decided this week to flood the area to try and put out the flames. an air quality advisory for eastern contra costa county is now in effect through monday. anyone with breathing problems is urged to keep their windows closed and stay indoors. in some pablo fire crews work to contain a massive brush fire.

this is video from the citizen app showing the flames and smoke just after 12:00pm friday. firefighters say the fire burned into the area of giant road. the flames reaching 26 acres in size. snow structures damaged. no reports of any injuries. firefighters say crews remain on scene for a few hours monitoring for hot spots. in san francisco. the city attorney's office this week announced a major development in a lawsuit against opioid makers. teva will pay 54 million dollars to the city. it's part of a major settlement accusing the companies of fueling drug addiction and overdoses. san francisco experienced a 500% increase in opioid deaths between 2015 2020. i spoke with the city attorney just yesterday. and here's part of our conversation. >> we've had more san franciscans die on the streets of san francisco in the last 2 years and died from covid-19. and this is spent just

devastating set of tragedies. but one that have been caused by the actions of these again said jessica. >> 34 million dollars of the incoming funds will go to the city's department of public health for addiction prevention services. 20 million will be used to buy nor can the overdose reversal drug walgreens is the remaining defendant in this lawsuit and they have yet to settle with the city. but the city attorney tells me he expects a response from walgreens in the coming weeks. people want to get the monkey pox vaccine in santa clara county will have to be invited kron four's justin campbell explains. >> i think we have enough. there is not currently enough what expect seen to meet that need. doctor george han deputy health officer at santa clara county health department says the county does anticipate getting more vaccines from the state in the coming days. >> but for right now, they're giving out the shot. only 2 people directly exposed to

monkeypox as of the cases of monkeypox have been among men who have men. >> and so that's why we're more focused on population because that risk doctor hans, as people noticing an unexpected rash or lesion should contact their doctor, the health department may also reach out to people if they came in contact with someone who tested positive. >> in san francisco, it's different first come first serve for the vaccine. services kuz operate the can a little bit sooner than ours. that ramped up much their case counts that may have up to 10 times as cases. so far, 11 people have tested positive for monkeypox in santa clara county. >> doctor hahn says he doesn't dissipate a rise in cases. >> so i actually don't think that the rise will necessarily be at a similar rate. as for example, san francisco, because our communities are different reporting in san

jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> 2 cases of monkeypox are now confirmed in moraine county in san francisco confirmed 68 positive cases the most in the bay area. sonoma county now with 3 contra costa county reported its first confirmed case just yesterday and santa clara county has 9 cases. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news the summer, a great time to head out voting. >> here's some key safety tips to help you and your loved one. stay safe while you're out on the water. as we go to break, if you're looking for something to do this weekend, there is the 11th annual brews and blues festival in pleasant hill. it's happening at pleasant hill park on regularly lane. there is food, live music and craft brew tasting. it's also free to attend.

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>> welcome back. it's officially summer and the napa county sheriff's department is raising awareness about water safety kron four's terisa stasio spoke with the deputy about things you can do to keep your next trip to the water, fun and safe. >> when temperatures soared taking to the water on the boat can be the best way to stay cool. but eric olson with napa county sheriff's department warns lakes can also be dangerous if you're not prepared to concede the several.

>> billy's out here, those are actually has that we try. and mark some of the areas some of the land is starting to come close to surfacing just a warm voters starting with this due to the drought, the water level is extremely low. getting close to 40 feet below. i'm the high water mark while on the lake. he says it is vital to look around constantly always want to look around your boat just to be aware your surroundings to know what you know might be in the water, whether it be a navigational hazard or swimmer in the water. and if do your bones with your stereo going or what not in the engine >> you know, if you're off the back of the boat or hanging anywhere in or around that, you know, you can just slip right into the water and often undetected. another reason why we want you to wear life jackets on the vessel. >> which brings up life jackets in the last 30 days. 3 people have drowned at lake berryessa. we found this group

doing the right thing. each person had a life jacket and those in the water cooling off also were wearing a life jacket, free life jackets are available at oak shores day use area. sergeant olson also adds this. >> with the division of boating and waterways, a strongly urges you to go over to their website, actually get a boater safety court card and that this anybody 45 and under is actually required to have their boater safety card to operate a vessel in waters. so taking one of those courses, many of them are actually free on the web site allows you get a better understanding operation that happened goals waterway at lake berryessa trees as stasio kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, los angeles on the verge of a new indoor mask mandate with this could mean for the bay area. welcome

back. we continue to follow breaking news this morning out of mountain view. >> a manhunt now underway there for the person who shot a police officer. we know what happened during a traffic stop early this morning. let's get straight to kron. 4 s camila barco. she's live at the crime scene now for us. camila, what have you learned so far?

>> stephanie officials tell me that this is where a driver out a new officer. while that officer was working overtime. andi you, i patrol now we know that officer is expected to be ok, but now the mountain view police department is looking for the person responsible after that. after that officer was shot. take a look at where this happened. it was around 12, 30 this morning in mourning in downtown mountain view. officials say it was a busy friday night when the officer stopped a car at villa and wild cherry lane. now this area is filled with restaurants and shops, but it turned into a crime scene this morning. take a look. officials say after the officer for the car over within seconds, the driver of the car shot the officer, the shooter then drove away. but officials say the driver crashed their car just down the road at higdon and villa. now the driver ran away from the site and officers are looking for the person

responsible. officials say they have identified the suspect, but they aren't releasing any more information. the officer was taken to a local hospital checked out and is now resting at home and, i did speak with the mountain view police department and they tell me that it was the last time a mountain view officer was shot while they were on the job was 20 years ago. they're just glad that this time the officer is okay and that officer is now resting at home. send it back to you. >> glad to hear officer is recovering. thank you so much camila for that update. >> and as witching years now taking a look at the forecast with dave sphar. dave, how are conditions looking like outdoors? good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. going to be a hot one for you today. hey, it's july feeling very much like that. a little bit of relief coming our way as we get into tomorrow and into the week ahead. here's the view aloft, if you will, of the fog that's in place covering a good chunk

of the bay for right now. but as you can see aloft, there's the sunshine was the problem that will mix out for us and the view from half moon bay. we have the overcast conditions which use the are the last to clear along the journey as the day starts to wear on. so here's what we've got going on for temperatures. most of the readings are in the 50's for now, though, notice will be warmer off to antioch off to a nice warm start already. 49 santa rosa and again 50's over most of the geography. excessive heat, though, warning. yeah, that's going on in the central valley extends about as far north as about los panos. not too much further north and that that's for the entire weekend. we're going to get some relief tomorrow now and that's in those inland areas as we reduce the 90's to the 80's and as a secondary know, we do see the flare up of some monsoon showers, perhaps as nor far north as just somebody. i don't think they're going to get into tahoe today. 81 for 11 by 2, we're talking 92. but again, some relief coming for tomorrow next week. i'll have that 4 zone forecast for you in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. the ba 5

omicron subvariant is now the dominant strain of coronavirus and 4 times more resistant to vaccines. >> it represented 65% of cases just last week alone. now, los angeles is expected to bring back indoor mask mandates kron four's. dan kerman spoke with experts on what this could mean for us in the bay area. >> covid-19 community transmission levels have been at red or high in the 9 bay area counties for more than a month. but it's not just the bay area. 42 of california's 58 counties are now experiencing high levels of transmission with los angeles county dropping into the red this week. and now that county is considering reinstituting the indoor mask mandate la county's and san diego counties. >> are now going up. where is the bay area's going up? but not nearly at the same rate. so county, frankly sees the pandemic in that direction. it's going in does not like what they're seeing. and that's where there's talk there about mandates. uc

berkeley, infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg says reinstituting the indoor mask mandate is something bay area county health officers may start to consider. >> once hospital start filling up, we're at a very high level. >> but not close to where we were in and i think that's probably the most objective number. so today at ucsf about 44 patients across all 4 hospitals in january 150. so still a ways to go. ucsf, infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin. hong says the bay area also differs from la county and a number of ways including vaccinations. it's not just the average vaccination. >> but its vaccination, all age groups that are higher in the bay area in general. so, you know, we may be in a little bit better shape, but i think one for all of us not to be complacent and not to ignore the virus. doctors say that means whether mandated or not people should continue

mask wearing in certain circumstances are certainly wouldn't go into a grocery store. >> or any kind indoor venue with the public without having a very good mask on and one that fits me very well. it was just too to a getting infected right now. >> we reached out to the 9 bay area counties and the state department of public health. and while many are recommending people wear masks indoors, not a single one is considering reinstituting the mask mandate at this time. in san francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> just one week after taking on her new job at san francisco's da, brooke jenkins is reshuffling her office staff. she announced 3 new senior team members gonzales worked in the da's office before but was fired by chase of 2 dean. she is now second in command. alameda county, deputy da nancy tung, who ran against food. and in 2019, we'll be jenkins, chief of special prosecutions and tiffany sutton, the current

director of the city's crime strategies division also joins the team on friday. jenkins fired 2 of boudin staffers, rachel marshall and are so you hurt hondo responded by tweeting that though, still fight for criminal justice. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a long drought continues. how that's creating greater risk for west nile disease. >> and the federal government pouring millions of dollars to fund a new urban park in san francisco. details next.

>> san francisco city leaders announced plans to build a new urban park. this all part of an effort to provide green space for the community to use assistant secretary for fish and wildlife and parks. shannon esta knows also in attendance. she says the city will get nearly 4 million dollars in funding from the outdoor recreation legacy partnership to revitalize buchanan mall. the funding comes from the program. 61 million dollar fund. i want to underscore. >> how important is that? the ideas? the vision, the amenities, the choices that are made for the spaces are coming from community. they're not coming from washington, d.c., they are not coming from

the state. they're not coming from city government. they are being they're coming from community and that's what's going make them durable. that's what's going make them effective. >> program leaders say 4 blocks that form buchanan street mall. >> will be revamped with the picnic area. play area basketball courts and a community garden. >> officials expect to break ground on the project within the next 12 months. the san francisco art institute is closing the school announced they will stop their degree programs. this all coming after a failed merger attempt with the university of san francisco usf wraps. it was not financially viable. the art institute held its last commencement ceremonies on tuesday. the school on chestnut street in russian hill was founded in 18 71 and is considered one of the nation's oldest art schools. >> all right. still kind of toasty going on in those inland valleys in the mid to upper 90's going on for today, not too bad on the east bay shoreline. a little pop in some 80's for today. coming up

in a bit, we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast and your extended keep there.

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it's gone all the way down to the south bay with some cloud cover. this just starting to break up with some blue skies penetrating through there. so but an hour or so ago, look very different. and meanwhile, the shot from sfo, little bit of bank of fog. you can see off towards the distance. however, no delays going on for today. it all up. it's going on. tom, what did talk about some mountain showers and thunder showers. however, that will be the south. so we'll keep it sunny to mostly sunny. there. 87 expected tomorrow. there's a little slight drop-off. you see monday tuesday, there's a flow pattern that's away from us to the southeast. so we're not getting that direct impact because we're so close to the coast and getting that on shore flow helping out just a little bit. but the dividing line is not too far from home, and it could be pretty much baking in the central valley this weekend for today. and tomorrow this weekend 50's going over most of the bay for right now. lots of green on the board. 68 for antioch. got 49 at the santa rosa. 52 san francisco. 51 half moon bay at the coast might be a little tough. getting that fog to mix out. this is what it looks like on the satellite and the

radar. all that there's the high that was just mentioning here, a little bit of a flow pattern. bring it up that southeasterly, we say monsoop moisture this time of year. there's not a whole lot with it, but it may be enough to spark off a couple thunder showers for yosemite, maybe sequoia national park that might get into exhaust clouds into the central valley a little bit. that will be some relief for him. however, though, with numbers popping up near about 100 today. so look at your 4 zone forecast. 71 san francisco to the coast. again, a battle with some fog lower 60's. there. 75 for burning game to the south. typically we see a lot of sometimes when it gets really hot 90's in this pocket. but we have 80's today, mid 80's. you can see palo alto, redwood city to 83 south bay, also holding in the 80's. although morgan hill in 94 there, you can see those condos, 89 east bay shoreline. sure. we've got 80's today tomorrow. we'll probably see a lot more 70's there. meanwhile, in london, the out well in the 90's, tri valley, you're looking at lower 90's that that 91 walnut creek, danville, as well, concord at 94. but 76 for

berkeley. the laos. 75 kirk in a straight going to be bacon. 97 for 94 for fairfield. 89 for napa. and 95 does it for santa rosa. again, some of the fog clouds lingering into the early afternoon, 70 forecast. we'll keep a 91 here for tomorrow. but then into next week, it looks like by july standards, not too bad. lots of 80's and the board here basically mostly sunny skies, although around the bay and the coast, you might be having some mixed bag, some sun and clouds at times. thanks very much, dave. >> in the south bay, san jose police are searching for the gunman who shot and killed a man in a shopping center. it happened at the plant shopping center on monterey road yesterday morning when officers got to the scene, they found a man with a gunshot wound. he later died from his injuries. this is the city's 22nd homicides so far this year. >> time last year we're at 24 homicides just slightly less. one homicide is obviously one homicide to many in the city.

>> police have not released any information on a possible motive or the identity of the victim. but we are working with them to get more information. health officials are raising concerns over the increased risk of west nile virus. >> kron four's haaziq looks into the problem. >> he is the risk of west nile virus increases during a drought because there's less moving water and creeks and streams. the waters rapid movement makes it difficult for mosquitoes, debris. >> but when the water is still, they can really thrive. officials here at the contra costa mosquito vector control district are raising awareness that. >> hot, dry weather mixed with what may appear to be an insignificant amount of standing water are actually the perfect conditions for mosquitos and birds to become infected and spread west nile virus. these are some of these severe symptoms, including high fever, disorientation coma, muscle weakness and lack

of vision so far in 2022. here in contra costa county, we have had one dead bird test positive for mosquitoes. and that's significant because west nile virus is actually disease that comes from certain birds. >> what can residents do to reduce the risk of mosquitoes and west nile virus during a drought? >> key. >> to reduce the risk of west nile virus during a drought is to make sure that residents still dump out any amount of standing water on their property because believe it or not, mosquitoes can actually come from something as small as a bottle cap full of water. >> mosquito eating fish are another way of controlling the problem. the fish are available here for contra costa residents. people can request mosquito fish service. >> who live here in contra costa county from the district. and what we do is we will come out. we will provide an inspection of the water feature determine if the ski to fish are appropriate. and if they are, we will place mosquito fish in that water feature. >> in concord, has it made you a kron? 4

>> happening today, barr will not be operating between the south hayward and union city stations. they'll be closed for a major track replacement. these closures will last all weekend, but there will be free bus service between the stations. riders on the richmond, various in north san jose line should expect to add at least 20 minutes to their trips. the line will also be shut down the weekend of july. 30th and 3 other weekends through september. we have more details on our website. kron 4 dot com. in national news. a key lawmaker backs out on climate change action over fears of rising consumer costs. just yesterday, house democrats slammed west virginia senator joe mansion after he refused to back their latest clean energy proposals. senator manchin sidina with republicans who fear new reforms could drive up consumer costs. democrats say that mentions objections of ignore science, but republicans call the democrats proposed energy strategy radical and ineffective. we've

seen gas prices double. we've seen natural gas prices nearly triple. we're pushing people into energy poverty. it's unconscionable. >> and it's infuriating. we must act on this. prices are going to pay increasingly dire consequence. >> president biden says if the senate fails to act on climate change, he will without mansion on board. it is impossible for democrats to pass any energy policies. in sports. an exciting night for giants fans. bottom of the 9th bases loaded in down by one mike yastrzemski. it's a walk-off grand slam to send all the fans home. happy oracle park goes wild. has taken his victory left. their giants win 8 to 5. they play again later today at 04:15pm. >> the a's beginning a three-game series in houston taking on the astro's.

>> top of the 7th elvis andrews with the center fielder over runs the ball. >> 2 runs score. >> the a's go on to win by final of 5 to one. they play game 2 today at one as we go into break, if you're looking for something to do this weekend, we have an option for you to 26 annual use arts graffiti festival in san francisco. sounds like a lot of fun. you can watch a live feed er competition and you can even join in and help with one of 3 community painting walls. he's even canning for the kids. so very family friendly. this starts at one this afternoon at percy the park and it's free. welcome

back. from paws of fury, the legend of hank to where the crawdads sayings. >> dean richards has a look at a movie coming out this weekend. >> it could go through so many for the family this weekend. there's paws of fury. the legend of hank, an animated spoof of the 1974 classic blazing saddles. the mel brooks comedy dealt with a black sheriff in a white western town. this time the

stories about dogs and cats trying to get along the movie also takes plenty of inspiration from the come to hand a franchise. try to forget that it's a satire of one of greatest companies ever. and it doesn't compare. but if you get that, you're left with a harmless enough movie for the little ones dean's list c also new this week as the story adapted from the gallia owens novel where the crawdads sings. it's the story of a young girl played by daisy edgar-jones, group alone on the bayou now being put on trial for murder. it's a sleepy southern mystery full of romance. the message of the resilience of women. and if these list b plus. and finally, oscar-winner lesley manville is a london housekeeper in missus. harris goes to paris. she's the ultimate optimist. who always things that something good is going to happen after a series of devastating news, she still tries to find a silver lining by deciding to buy an region

designer dress to treat herself. it's a simple filled with a feel-good message about finding some beauty where only the ugly exists, something we could all use some of right now. and another dean's list b, plus, i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> still ahead in the next hour on the kron, 4 morning news as the nation continues to see a rise of monkeypox cases, thousands of additional vaccines are on their way to the u.s. why white house officials say they'll get here. plus, breaking overnight, 2 deadly crashes on bay area freeways, the impact on your morning commute. and the hunt for the gunman who shot a mountain view. police officer continues this morning. we're live at the crime scene with more. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> from the bay local news station. we now with breaking news. >> good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm stephanie land. we're following breaking news for you this morning. out of mountain view. a manhunt now underway there for the person who shot a police officer. it happened during a traffic stop early this

morning. let's get straight to kron. 4 s camila barco. she's live at the crime scene for us right now. camila, what have you learned so far? >> well, stephanie officials tell me that this is where a driver shot a mountain view officer earlier this morning. while that officer was working on overtime on dui patrol. now that officer is expected to be ok, but now the mountain view police department is looking for the person responsible. this happened in downtown mountain view around 12, 30 this morning, specifically on the la and a wild cherry. elaine officials say that it was a busy friday night in this area. this is where the officer stopped a car. and this is this is an area filled with restaurants and shops. now it turned into a crime scene this morning. take a look. officials say after the officer pulled the car over within seconds, the driver of the car shot the officer. the shooter then drove away. but

officials say the driver crashed their car just down the road at kgun and villa. the driver ran away from the site and now officers are looking for the suspect. officials say they have identified the suspect. >> but they aren't releasing any more information. now the officer was taken to a local hospital checked out and is now resting at home. busy friday night. >> and you know, very glad that this didn't take a tragic very scary that our officer was targeted like that. i'm very, very grateful that he he got to go home. >> now, stephanie officials tell me that the last time a mountain view police officer was shot while they were doing their job 20 years ago. and that officer that was shot 20 years ago is now ironically working this case. again, like i said, the officer that was shot here earlier this morning is expected to be ok, but

officials are lookong for the person responsible. once we have more information, we'll be sure to update you online and on it on air and online at kron 4 dot com. i'll send it back to you. and we're glad that that officer is recovering right now. thanks so much, camilla, for staying on top of this for us. >> all right. let's switch gears now. take a look at the weather outdoors with davis bar. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and starting with our bay first things first enough to cover up the golden gate as you will notice here. kind of a common occurrence there. but improving elsewhere. this is here is the east bay shoreline. we're getting the shrubbery up in top of the hills here and you can see the blue skies off towards the distance. just that layer of fog to work on here as it starts to peel away from the east bay shoreline. now, on that that will happen for the whole bay except along the coast. might be a little stubborn in some spots. there comes back again tonight and tomorrow morning. it will be back again for the east bay shore line with what we're looking to be slightly reduced. temperatures now now for right now. we've got the 50's covering the east bay

shoreline inland are already bouncing into the 60's 50's cover the north bay. and also 61 for san jose. sunny skies prevail t6day and it's back to business of the 90's for those inland valleys about 93 or so. however, we're looking at some areas to pop into the upper 90's this afternoon. now, tomorrow will be a reduction a little bit in next week for july standards, not too bad with sub 90 temperatures expected. well, morning forecast coming up. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> also breaking news from overnight. we're following 2 deadly crashes on bay area. freeways, all lanes on highway. 24 in orinda now back open this morning after a fatal collision near the camino pablo off-ramp. this happened just after 11 last night. this is video you're watching taken from the scene by kron four's dan thorn chp saying the crash involved a pedestrian and a vehicle. the other deadly collision happened on highway one o one in san jose around 2.45. this morning. this near the mathilda avenue off-ramp. all lanes now back open. you're watching video from the scene.

this crash involved multiple cars and we know at least one person died new this morning. police in oakland now investigating a deadly shooting. it happened around 9 last night on the 1400 block of harrison street. when police arrived, they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. he died at the scene. one person has been taken into custody. police have not yet released the identity of the victim, but we know this is the 60nd homicide in oakland so far this year. and another big story this morning, authorities give the all-clear after a bomb threat shut down part of san francisco international airport. the scare forced thousands of travelers to evacuate the international terminal for several hours last night. you're looking at a live image of the airport this morning where you can see flights have resumed. we just saw that big jet on that runway. there. but a very different scene last night. you can see that here when around 8, 15 officers at

the airport got word of a bomb threat and found a suspicious device. you're watching video taken from outside the terminal sent to us by a kron. 4 viewer. and you can see hundreds of evacuated travelers standing outside the airport flashing lights from the police vehicle. there. authorities also shut down the sfo, bart station police completed their search of the international terminal just before midnight. they removed several suspicious packages and then travelers were allowed back into the terminal. the airport tweeting this morning that normal operations have resumed and service at the sfo. bart station also continue this morning. police say they did detain a man for questioning but have made no arrests so far. police have the civic are investigating 2 potential hate crimes. they say daycare center was burglarized and vandalized and a pride flag was stolen from high school four's gayle ong has the details. >> this photo shows the pacific. a daycare ransacked

photo show dolls found with swastikas inscribed on its heads. the location, the campus of sunset ridge elementary school can civica. police say sometime on thursday, july 14th, the suspects got inside 2 portable classrooms and that the school staff reported several electronic and computer items stolen just sad. and, you know, all the hatred and stuff, you know, is. it's really said were, you know, his longtime pacifica resident says she was surprised to hear the news. i think it's this day and age that people still have this type it's not the first incident relating to hate at sunset ridge elementary back in june, a pride flag was taken down and burned on july. 13th officers responded to oceana high school where a pride flag was taken from the flagpole in front of the school's gymnasium. in a statement, pacifica police captain says these types of hateful incidents will not be tolerated. anyone with information regarding these incidents are encouraged to call police reporting from

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>> earlier this week we brought you the story of a public school that had been vandalized. now the community is rallying together to help

clean it up. check this out. you can see trash thrown all over the floor. even paint spilled on the floor as well. volunteers from chevron and lincoln elementary school work together today to help clean up the school. starting at 9.30. no word yet on who was behind this vandalism. police officers in the city of san mateo can now listen to 9-1-1. calls in real time. kron 4 s charles clifford explains how it works. >> traditionally, when someone calls 9-1-1, that call goes to a dispatcher and then the dispatcher contacts, first responders, fire departments, police departments and tells them what they need to know here in the city of san mateo. they've implemented a new system where police officers can listen directly to 9-1-1. calls as they're happening. >> starting this week, the san mateo police department can now live stream 9-1-1. calls through laptops in their vehicles. the goal to give officers responding to a call as much information as possible about the situation able to hear what the actual

color needs. they're able to hear what color is is feeling more or less through the call as opposed to getting relayed through the other party. in addition to hearing the call, officers can now see the location of the caller on a map. but the officers will only be able to listen in not directly talk to someone on a 9-1-1. call are officers are replacing our dispatchers. >> but what they will be able to do is get on the radio and speak to our dispatchers before the call has ended, or he, you know, add things to the call while it's happening as opposed to after the fact. and the department says so far the system has been well received the way that i like to compare. it is a phone call or text. you can tell a lot text messages you we communicate all the time to text. but when someone calls you, you can hear certain things in their voice and our officers are now have that ability to do that. and finally, the police department says the system was relatively inexpensive to set up. they just needed to buy the software, the hardware. they needed. the laptops and

radios. those were already installed in all the vehicles. >> but for now in san mateo, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> going to be hot today with those inland temperatures bouncing into the mid to even upper 90's in some locations. central valley is going to be triple digits today. but for the bay improvement for tomorrow, your forecast is next to keep it here.

>> welcome back. time now for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. how about this? got some blue cooking and here now is the east bay shoreline. it's peeling over the fog. we now see the east bay shoreline schreiber's looking good, too. so we've got those numbers on the east bay maybe popping at about 80 today are lower 80's at that cooling down to the 70's. it looks like into tomorrow in much of next week as well. not bad for july. now we're bouncing the southwest to give you the big view of everything is happening here to be hot in the central valley and so earlier, the be the flare up of a few showers for the mountains today. tomorrow. not unusual. this time of year, but it's a little bit of the monsoon pattern that's going to be around all this weekend. actually more intensified for the 4 corner states. but there's not much moisture to play with here. so it's not going to be a whole lot here and no matter what goes on, we need to at daytime heating that heats up the ground which heats up the atmosphere. think of it like a microwave oven and then it starts to warm the

process in the engine and drive some of those showers and thunder showers. meanwhile, we have this marine layer that's mixing out for a sunny skies flare up of those showers going on. that will be probably yosemite down the sequoia national park. it's a little bit more intense today. then we will see it with the flare up for tomorrow. gain, there's just not a lot happened. the 4 corner states comparatively speaking and we're just getting the western edge of it in the mountains. you will notice some blow off clouds, maybe perhaps of the central valley, which will be some relief for them. sunny and a little reduce for us temperature wise tomorrow at all locations, excessive heat extends for fresno points to the south. it's up to about los panos and this will be around until 09:00pm on mondays. that even extends into early the following week. 73 for antioch, most readings are in the 60's inland. we've got 50's lined up the east bay shoreline. 61, san jose. 54 going on santa rosa. again, those inland spots where the temperatures are really going to bounce today. that's back to the 90's. now tomorrow, we'll see a lot more 80's on the board there. 70's covered the basin is not as hot. so

we're getting, you know, all the benefits here next week, kind of an eventful here. we would like to see some rain, but that's not going to happen. but at least they'll be kind of sun and clouds mixture from the standpoint, the bay basically mostly sunny for those in the locations. but temperatures may be some 90 going on for good chunk of the week ahead for today. 71 san francisco, 77 oakland, 86 san jose. very hot there going on. well inland, though. you see those numbers. well, in the business of the 90's. well, your 4 zone coming up, stephanie. >> and fire crews flooded pittsburgh put out the marsh fire smoke from that fire has been hurting the air quality in the area. crews say they're working to get more water pumps available to address this fire. they estimate millions of gallons of water will be needed to attack the fire for about a week. the marsh fire started near bay point in late may. it's burning in areas difficult to reach for firefighters, which

is why crews decided this week to flood the area to try and put out the flames. an air quality advisory for eastern contra costa county is now in effect through monday. anyone with breathing problems is urged to keep their windows closed and stay indoors. in san pablo, fire crews work to contain a massive brush fire. this is video you're watching now from the citizen app showing the flames and smoke just after 12:00pm on friday. firefighters say the fire burned into the area of giant road reaching 26 acres in size. no structures to damage were damaged. no reports of any injuries. firefighters say crews remain on scene for a few hours monitoring for any hot spots. u.s. officials say more doses of the monkeypox vaccine will soon arrive in the u.s. after being cleared to leave a holding facility in europe. they are now almost 1500 confirmed cases of monkeypox across the u.s. officials say the current outbreak is primarily among men who have with men but also

warned the virus can affect anyone. it spread through contact with lesions or sometimes respiratory droplets in several major cities, vaccine rollout has struggled to meet demand, including in san francisco, white house covid coordinator, doctor ashish jha heads up the administration's monkeypox response. he says vaccines will be much easier to access by the end of july or early august. >> i think by that time you're going to have hundreds of thousands of people haven't gotten vaccinated. having had access. so by the way, we're not going like we're going to knep working on getting more doses. i'd much rather have a lot of doses here sitting here. than not. and so we're going to keep plugging away at that. but i think within the next couple of weeks, you're going to see a very dramatic increase in the number of tests that are up. >> and nearly a million doses of the jenny oce vaccine could arrive to the u.s. by the end of july. while the federal government is responsible for

buying the vaccine, it will be up to state and local authorities to distribute shots to local clinics and into people's arms. people waiting to get the monkey pox vaccine in santa clara will have to be invited. kron four's justin campbell explains. >> i think we have enough. there is not currently enough when expect seen to meet that need. doctor george han deputy health officer at santa clara county health department says the county does anticipate getting more vaccines from the state in the coming days. >> but for right now, they're giving out the shot. only 2 people directly exposed to monkeypox as of the cases of monkeypox have been among men who have men. >> and so that's why we're more focused on population because that risk doctor hans, as people noticing an unexpected rash or lesion should contact their doctor, the health department may also reach out to people if they came in contact with someone who tested positive. >> in san francisco, it's

different first come first serve for the vaccine services kuz outbreak began a little bit sooner than ours. that ramped up much their case counts that it may have up to 10 times as cases. so far, 11 people have tested positive for monkeypox in santa clara county. >> doctor hahn says he doesn't dissipate a rise in cases. >> so i actually don't think that the rise will necessarily be at a similar rate. as for example, san francisco, because our communities are different reporting in san jose. >> justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. this summer is a great time to head out boating. here's some key safety tips to help you and your loved one. stay safe while you're out on the water. and if you're looking for something to do this weekend, we have an option for you. there's the open festival of immersive art. this festival features artists and projects celebrating oakland's culture

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>> welcome back. it's officially and the napa county sheriff's department is raising awareness about water safety kron four's terisa stasio spoke with a deputy about things that you can do to help. keep your next trip to the water, fun and safe.

>> when temperatures soared taking to the water on the boat can be the best way to stay cool. but eric olson with napa county sheriff's department warns lakes can also be dangerous if you're not prepared to concede the several. >> billy's out here, those are actually has are that we try and mark some of the areas some of the land starting to come close to surfacing just a warm voters, starting with this due to the drought, the water level is extremely low. getting close to 40 feet below. i'm the high watermark. well on the way. he says it is vital to look around. constantly always want to look around your boat just to be aware your surroundings to know what you know might be in the water, whether it be a navigational hazard or swimmer in the water. and if do your bones with your stereo going or what not in the engine >> you know, if you're off the back of the boat or hanging

anywhere in or around that, you know, you can just slip right into the water and often undetected. another reason why we want you to wear life jackets on the vessel. >> which brings up life jackets in the last 30 days. 3 people have drowned at lake berryessa. we found this group doing the right thing. each person had a life jacket and those in the water cooling off also were wearing a life jacket, free life jackets are available at oak shores day use area. sergeant olson also adds this. >> with the division of boating and waterways, a strongly urges you to go over to their website, actually get a boater safety court card and that this anybody 45 and under is actually required to have their voter safety card to operate a vessel in waters. so taking one of those courses, many of them actually free on the web site allows you get a better understanding boat operation that happened goals

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>> good morning. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. everybody live shot coming into sfo shows that fog bank still kind of hanging around a little bit. but lots of blue skies that's in our future for everybody going on a little bit of problem along the coast this afternoon. sometimes the fog is a little stubborn recalcitrant, if you will bit. but there's no delays happening for many of the east bay shoreline. look at the fog peeling away. we can all get a shot of the landscape there. meanwhile, above it, there's the blue skies we've been seeing all this morning. so again, this little layer fog to mix out this afternoon or late this morning. 73 antioch. it's the warm spots 50's still up in the north bay. also the upper 50's covers along the east bay shoreline with 62 born on san jose. and 63 looks like for san carlos today is going to be a hot one. there's no way to sugarcoat that. it's going to be more oppressive, however, for the central valley that this is for excessive heat warning today tomorrow and through monday. that's really the central valley. and that's pretty much south of modesto. she will cease a los banos through

fresno central valley points to the south there. that's where it's going to be nasty. and this is also be coupled with some monsoon thunder showers up in tahoe, south of tahoe should say around yosemite and also sequoia national park. now readings for today will hold into the 80's. for the most part we're looking about 93 happening by 3 o'clock. now, some of those inland valleys you're going to be popping to about 97 or so reduced tomorrow. however, and a lot of inland 80's expected into next week. not too bad as we get into late july could have your 4 zone forecast coming up for you in a bit. stephanie is very much day. >> the ba 5 omicron subvariant is now the dominant strain of coronavirus and 4 times more resistant to our vaccines. it represented 65% of cases just last week alone. now, los angeles is expected to bring back indoor masking mandate kron four's dan kerman spoke to experts on what this could mean for us in the bay area. >> covid-19 community transmission levels have been at red or high in the 9 bay area counties for more than a

month. but it's not just the bay area. 42 of california's 58 counties are now experiencing high levels of transmission with los angeles county dropping into the red this week. and now that county is considering reinstituting the indoor mask mandate la county's and san diego counties. >> are now going up. where is the bay area's going up? but not nearly at the same rate. so county, frankly sees the pandemic in that direction. it's going in does not like what they're seeing. and that's where there's talk there about mandates. uc berkeley, infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg says reinstituting the indoor mask mandate is something bay area county health officers may start to consider. >> once hospital start filling up, we're at a very high level. >> but not close to where we were in and i think that's probably the most objective number. so today at ucsf about 44 patients across all 4 hospitals in january 150. so

still a ways to go. ucsf, infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin. hong says the bay area also differs from la county and a number of ways including vaccinations. it's not just the average vaccination. >> but its vaccination, all age groups that are higher in the bay area in general. so, you know, we may be in a little bit better shape, but i think one for all of us not to be complacent and not to ignore the virus. doctors sayr that means whether mandated or not people should continue mask wearing in certain circumstances are certainly wouldn't go into a grocery store. >> or any kind indoor venue with the public without having a very good mask on and one that fits me very well. it was just too to a getting infected right now. >> we reached out to the 9 bay area counties and the state department of public health. and while many are recommending people wear masks indoors, not a single one is

considering reinstituting the mask mandate at this time. in san francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> this one week after taking on her new job as san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins is reshuffling her office staff. she announced 3 new senior team members gonzalez worked in the da's office before but was fired by chase she's now second in command, alameda county, deputy da nancy tung, who ran against food 2019. we'll be jenkins, chief of special prosecutions and tiffany sutton, the current director of the city's crime strategies division, also joins the team on friday. jenkins fire to a boudin staffers. rachel marshall in our selling hurtado responded by tweeting they'll still fight for criminal justice. happening today, the family of missing oakley woman. alexis gabe is planning another search effort. they say they're also looking for the back of a lexus is phone which they hope will give them more clues. the family plans to

meet near live oak avenue and stacy lane in antioch. they're asking for volunteers to join them. that's the area where gabe's ex-boyfriend's marshall jones was seen on surveillance video abandoning alexis's car the night she disappeared. jones was killed by officers when they tried to arrest him last month. the city of oakley is offering $100,000 reward for information leading to wear. gave is. in san francisco. the city attorney's office this week announced a major development in a lawsuit against opioid makers, allergan and teva will pay 54 million dollars to the city. it's part of a major settlement accusing the companies of fueling drug addiction and overdoses. san francisco experienced a 500% increase in opioid deaths between 2015 2020. i spoke with the city attorney just yesterday. here's part of our conversation. >> we've had more san franciscans die on the streets

of san francisco in the last 2 years and died from covid-19. and this is spent just a devastating set of tragedies, but one that have been caused by the actions of these against >> 34 million dollars of the incoming funds from the settlement. we'll go to the city's department of public health for addiction prevention services. 20 million dollars will be used to buy nor can the overdose reversal drug walgreens is the remaining defendants in the lawsuit. they have yet to settle with the city. but the city attorney tells me he expects a response from walgreens in the coming weeks. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a long drought continues. >> how that's it. creating greater risk for west nile disease and the federal government pouring millions of dollars to fund a new urban park in san francisco. details next.

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dollars in funding from the outdoor recreation legacy partnership to revitalize buchanan mall. the funding comes from the program. 61 million dollar fund. i want to underscore. >> how important is that? the ideas? the vision, the amenities, the choices that are made for the spaces are coming from community. they're not coming from washington, d.c., they are not coming from the state. they're not coming from city government. they are being they're coming from community and that's what's going make them durable. that's what's going to make them effective. >> program leaders say 4 blocks that for buchanan street mall will be revamped with a picnic area play area basketball courts and a community garden. officials say they expect to break ground on this project within the next 12 months. the san francisco are institute is closing. the school announced today they will stop their degree programs. this coming after a failed merger attempt with the university of san francisco usf rep said it was not financially viable. we are

institute held its last commencement ceremonies on tuesday. the school on chestnut street in russian hill was founded in 18, 71 and is among the nation's oldest. our schools. >> look at that fog really burn offering nicely around the bay and some of the bay area bridges, although it's a little sluggish at the coast and at the golden gate bridge as well. 97 expected for a high for antioch mid-nineties. also up in the north bay, a noticeable improvement. those expected for tomorrow and into next week as well. got the 4 zone forecast and also tropical system near hawaii back in get where's mommy? oh, oh hey sweetie. mother nature is at work, but father nature is here. i'm hungry. okay... let's see. oh, how about some smucker's natural?

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♪ where's mommy? oh, oh hey sweetie. mother nature is at work, but father nature is here. i'm hungry. okay... let's see. oh, how about some smucker's natural? first ingredient real strawberries. ugh, he hit the window again didn't he? >> welcome back. bar standing by with your weather forecast. a bit chilly getting up this >> yeah, but cold. but we're going make up for that big time into the afternoon. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. there's a shot from san jose state looking pretty good with the blue skies in place. when we started the broadcast, they had pretty much overcast sky conditions. so the shows how that marine layer is mixed out very nicely. from that perspective, that's still dealing bank of some fog off to the distance. good news is no delays happening there. all. so what's going on for this weekend for the mountains? well, i did talk about some flare up with some

thunder showers going on. but for the most part, that's going to be all of the south, not all of the moisture with it. but i should mention it looks like there might be some strikes of lightning will be happening with that again. that will be down around yosemite and sequoia national park. but for tahoe, where 87 tomorrow, monday at 85 84 for tuesday. fairly warm considering the trend happening on the home front. now to today's going to spike. but then in the rest of the week, even county tomorrow, temperatures will be reduced through the 80's a little bit but that on shore flow from our perspective, 73 for antioch, got 60's going on already for livermore, concord, east bay shoreline, staying in the upper 50's with all of this. so right on the cut off of of where we're getting the flow pattern from the southeast. that's the 4 corner states brings in whatever is going on for the monsoon. that's what's going to impact the mountains i mentioned. but for us quite hot today and then a little bit of relief will start to gradually happen as we get into tomorrow and into early next week. tropical system we're talking about mr. darby here, just south of why it's a

tropical storm, not a hurricane. max. winds of 45 expected to become a tropical low scooting south of the island chain. that's a typical usually they don't usually make a beeline right into the islands, although it does happen. it's not real real common compared to be speaking for the tropical weather. so what's going on? the southwest is the flareup of those showers and thunder showers. as we talked about, it starts off kind of week here. just kind of pull states with daytime heating, then it gets a little juice here as we get later on in the week into the weekend. there is a little bit of love. the mid-level moisture going on with a hurricane off the west coast of mexico. it's the kind of scooting the land there to going out to sea, but sometimes some of that mid-level moisture does get trapped in there. you get set up to the southwest. here's a look at your 4 zone forecast. 71 for san francisco. got 60's covering the coast. fog might be a little bit of a problem early on with some clearing late in the day. 75 for burlingame foster city. 78 84 palo alto. we're keeping those in the 80's, at least as we are in the south bay, too. mid 80's today, although morgan

hill popping at 94 los gatos of 89 east bay shoreline at about 80 70's tomorrow, tri valley. meanwhile, you're in the lower 90's today. it looks like 92 livermore pleasanton about 90 dublin, 88. but 91 walnut creek, concord at 94. and 76 for berkeley. so we have the decoupling going on, which is a given inland heating. the late on a pad. 75 hot. 92 pittsburgh, 97, antioch, 89 for napa and 95 for santa rosa. so tomorrow we might still see some 90's kind of hanging around a little bit. then we start to get into the 80 through much of the balance of the week inland expected to be basically mostly sunny, but around the bay, some scattered clouds here and again, with some fog in the morning hours, stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> health officials are raising concerns over the increased risk of west nile virus. kron four's haaziq looks into the problem for us. >> the risk of west nile virus increases during a drought because there's less moving water and creeks and streams.

the waters rapid movement makes it difficult for mosquitoes, debris. >> but when the water is still, they can really thrive. officials here at the contra costa mosquito and vector control district are raising awareness that. >> hot, dry weather mixed with what may appear to be an insignificant amount of standing water are actually the perfect conditions for mosquitos and birds to become infected and spread west nile virus. these are some of these severe symptoms, including high fever, disorientation coma, muscle weakness and lack of vision so far in 2022. here in contra costa county, we have had one dead bird test positive for mosquitoes. and that's significant because west nile virus is actually disease that comes from certain birds. >> what can residents do to reduce the risk of mosquitoes and west nile virus during a drought? >> key. >> to reduce the risk of west nile virus during a drought is to make sure that residents still dump out any amount of standing water on their

property because believe it or not, mosquitoes can actually come from something as small as a bottle cap full of water. >> mosquito eating fish are another way of controlling the problem the fish are available here for contra costa residents. people can request mosquito fish service. >> who live here in contra costa county from the district. and what we do is we will come out. we will provide an inspection of the water feature determine if the ski to fish are appropriate. and if they are, we will place mosquito fish in that water feature. >> in concord, has made you a kron? 4 news. >> happening today, barr will not be operating between the south hayward and union city stations. they'll be closed for a major track replacement. those closures to last all weekend. but there will be free bus service between the stations. riders on the richmond, various in north san jose line should expect to at least 20 minutes to their trips. the line will also be shut down the weekend of july. 30th and 3 other weekends through september. more

details on our website. kron 4 dot com. in national news. a key lawmaker backs out on climate change action over fears of rising consumer costs. yesterday house democrats slammed west virginia sen joe mansion after he refused to back their latest clean energy proposals. senator manchin siding with republicans who fear new reforms could drive up consumer costs. democrats say manchin's objections ignore science, but republicans called the proposed energy strategy radical and ineffective. we've seen gas prices double. we've seen natural gas prices nearly triple. we're pushing people into energy poverty. it's unconscionable. >> and it's infuriating. we must act on this. prices are going to pay increasingly dire consequence. >> president biden says if the senate fails to act on climate change, he will take action without mansion on board. it is impossible for democrats to

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go through so many be. for the family this weekend. there's paws of fury. the legend of hank, an animated spoof of the 1974 classic blazing saddles. the mel brooks comedy dealt with a black sheriff in a white western town. this time of the stories about dogs and cats trying to get along. the movie also takes plenty of inspiration from the come to hand a franchise. try to forget that it's a satire of one of the greatest companies have are. and it doesn't compare. but if you get that, you're left with a harmless enough movie for the little ones dean's list c also new this week as the story adapted from the dalia owens novel where the crawdads sings. it's the story of a young girl played by daisy edgar-jones, the group alone on the bayou now being put on trial for murder. it's a sleepy southern mystery full of romance. the message of the resilience of

women. and it seems list b plus. and finally, oscar-winner lesley manville is a london housekeeper and missus. harris goes to paris. she's the ultimate optimist. who always things that something good is going to happen after a series of devastating news, she still tries to find a silver lining by deciding to buy an expensive region designer dress to treat herself. it's a simple phone with a feel-good message about finding some beauty where only the ugly exists, something we could all use some of right now. and another dean's list b plus, that will be a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news as the nation continues to see a rise in monkeypox cases, thousands of additional vaccines. now on the way to the u.s. when white house officials say they'll get here. plus, breaking overnight, 2 deadly crashes on bay area freeways, the impact on your morning commute. and the hunt for the gunman who

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>> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news.

>> good morning. and thanks so much for joining us. i'm stephanie land. we're following breaking news for you this morning. out of mountain view, a manhunt now underway there for a person who shot a police officer. >> it happened during a traffic stop early this morning. kron four's camila barco now with the latest. >> officials tell me this is where a driver shot a mountain view officer. while that officer was working overtime on d u i patrol, the officer is expected to be okay. but now the mountain view police department is looking for the person responsible. it happened around 12, 30 saturday morning in downtown mountain view. officials say it was a busy friday night when the officer stopped a car at villa. and while cherry lane, the area is filled with restaurants and shops, but it turned into a crime scene saturday morning. take a look. officials say after the officer pulled the car over within seconds, the driver of the car shot the officer. the shooter then drove away. but officials say the driver crashed their car just down

the road and he did. and villa. the driver ran away from the site and now officers are looking for the person responsible. officials say they have identified the suspect, but the aren't releasing any more information. the officer was taken to a local hospital checked out and is now resting at home. >> busy friday night. were, you know, very glad that this didn't take a tragic very scary that our officer was targeted like that. we're very, very grateful that he he got to the home. officials tell me the last time a mountain view police officer was shot while on the job. >> was 20 years ago. and ironically, that officer that was shot back then is working. today's case will be sure to bring you the latest. once we know more for now in mountain view, camila barco kron. 4 news. >> now let's switch gears now. taking a look at the weather conditions out doors with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. starting

to see a sun peer out a little bit around the bay. as you can see, some of the shots that we have. meanwhile, the golden gate bridge is the fog trap. but you will notice much better view east bay shoreline with blue skies at work here. the east bay shoreline is now in clear view, which is that thin layer fog yet to mix out. now, this fog, by the way, will come back again for tomorrow. although improvement temperature wise is expected to general, you know, trend of onshore as expected. you can see it spilling into some of the valleys inland, even up to the north bay, a little as well. temperature check for you. 73 antioch, 60's cover the inland part of the east bay, although the east bay shoreline hayward at 60 upper 50's at work here. 65 meanwhile for san jose. now those numbers are going to pop again into the lower to middle to upper 90's, depending on your location here in central valley will be baking all this weekend. we're seeing some minor relief chipping away starting into tomorrow. but more on your forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> also breaking news from overnight. we're following 2

deadly crashes on bay area. freeways, all lanes on highway. 24 in orinda now back open this morning after a fatal collision near the camino pablo off-ramp. it happened just after 11 last night. chp says the crash involved a pedestrian and a vehicle. the other deadly collision happening on highway one o one in san jose around 2.45. this morning. this is near the mathilda avenue off-ramp, all lanes now back open and you're watching video from the scene. you can see all of that residue and items left behind from the car crashed. we know that the crash involves multiple cars and at least one person died. new this morning. police in oakland now investigating a deadly shooting. it happened around 9 last night on the 1400 block of harrison street. when police arrived, they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. he died at the scene. one person has been taken into custody. police have not yet released the identity of the victim, but

this is the second 60nd homicide in oakland so far this year. another big story we're following for you this morning. authorities give the all-clear after a bomb threat shut down part of san francisco international airport. that scare forced thousands of travelers to evacuate the international terminal for several hours. last night. you're getting a live look at the airport this morning where you can see that flights have resumed. we're seeing that big jet take off slowly down the runway. there, but a very different scene last night when at around 8, 15 officers at the airport got word of a bomb threat and found a suspicious device. this is video taken from outside the terminal sent to us by a kron 4 of you or you can just see hundreds of evacuated travelers standing outside the airport flashing lights from that police vehicle. there. authorities also shutting down the sfo bart station. police completed their search of the international terminal just before midnight. they removed several suspicious packages

and then travelers were then allowed back into the terminal. the airport tweeting this morning that normal operations are back and service at the sfo airport station or rather the sfo. bart station also continuing this morning. police say they did detain a man for questioning but have made no arrests so far. police in pacifica now investigating 2 potential hate crimes. they say a daycare center was burglarized and vandalized and a pride flag was even stolen from a high school kron four's gayle ong. now with the details. >> this photo shows the pacific. a daycare ransacked photo show dolls found with swastikas inscribed on its heads. the location, the campus of sunset ridge elementary school can civica. police say sometime on thursday, july 14th, the suspects got inside 2 portable classrooms and that the school staff reported several electronic and computer items stolen just sad. and, you know, all the hatred and stuff, you know, is. it's

really said were, you know, his longtime pacifica resident says she was surprised to hear the news. i think it's this day and age that people still have this type it's not the first incident relating to hate at sunset ridge elementary back in june, a pride flag was taken down and burned on july. 13th officers responded to oceana high school where a pride flag was taken from the flag pole in front of the school's gymnasium. >> in a statement, pacifica police captain says these types of hateful incidents will not be tolerated. anyone with information regarding these incidents are encouraged to call police reporting from pacific got a long walk for neuse. >> coming up after the break, a school vandalized a week ago now getting some tlc of the community is coming together to help it all up.

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>> earlier this week we brought you the story of a public school that had been vandalized. now the community is rallying together to clean it up. check out this video. you can just see all that trash thrown along a thrown around the floor along with a lot of paint spilled today. volunteers from chevron in lincoln elementary school, work together to clean up the

school, starting at 9.30. no word yet on who vandalized the school yet. police officers in the city of san mateo can now listen to 9-1-1. calls in real time. kron 4 charles clifford explains how it all works. >> traditionally, when someone calls 9-1-1, that call goes to a dispatcher and then the dispatcher contacts, first responders, fire departments, police departments and tells them what they need to know here in the city of san mateo. they've implemented a new system where police officers can listen directly to 9-1-1. calls as they're happening. >> having starting this week, the san mateo police department can now live stream 9-1-1. calls through laptops in their vehicles. the goal to give officers responding to a call as much information as possible about the situation they're able to hear what the actual color needs. they're able to hear what color is. >> is feeling more or less through thedcall as opposed to getting relayed through the other party. in addition to hearing the call, officers can now see the location of the caller on the map.

>> but the officers will only be able to listen in not directly talk to someone on a 9-1-1. call are officers are replacing our dispatchers. >> but what they will be able to do is get on the radio and speak to our dispatchers before the call has ended, or he, you know, add things to the call while it's happening as opposed to after the fact. and the department says so far the system has been well received the way that i like to compare. it is a phone call or text. you can tell a lot text messages you we communicate all the time to text. but when someone calls you, you can hear certain things in their voice and our officers are now have that ability to do that. and finally, the police department says the system was relatively inexpensive to set up. they just needed to buy the software, the hardware. they needed. the laptops and radios. those were already installed in all the vehicles. >> but for now in san mateo, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> still over the leftover fog and parts of the bay. turning mostly sunny for today, those inland highs in the mid to even upper 90's in some

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where's mommy? oh, oh hey sweetie. mother nature is at work, but father nature is here. i'm hungry. okay... let's see. oh, how about some smucker's natural? first ingredient real strawberries. ugh, he hit the window again didn't he? >> good morning and welcome back to kron. 4 morning news at the situation of the golden gate bridge. yeah, a lot of fog there, but it's looking good over most of the bay. in fact, at this hour, just a little thin layer of fog left over with blue skies. that's coming our way and hot inland today. the really bad stuff are really excessive. heat will be going on in the central valley say from a line south of modesto, most spaniels all the way doubt of

the south as what we're looking at. and this is going to be until 9 o'clock on monday. we're going to see some relief and our part by tomorrow, a little bit that on shore effect will be in place here in the southwest. not a lot going on right now. be different story. if this were the evening hours we get that daytime heating. that's what's going to drive a few showers going on. there actually become more copious later in the week here. so kind of weak to start off right now. but some of that's going to penetrate into maybe a 70 national park a little bit throughout the day today and tomorrow you get a better view of this through futurecast for there. you see the flare up going on. it's basically we're on the back edge or back side of a high. but our impact is more from the coast. we're not getting as much of the heating effect or that moisture penetrating this far towards the west. it's going pretty much be in a west to east pattern is actually a trough later on to help us out in the middle of the week. 78 already for antioch, most readings in the east bay in the 60's got some 50's and 60's up to the north bay there. 54 san francisco. 52 right now for

half moon bay with lots of fog here. so that morning fog mixes out warm for the bay hot inland temperatures in the 90's tomorrow. we might start to see still some lower 90's well inland, but a lot of 80's 70's for the bay in the next week. some scattered clouds. but sunny in lynn, mild 70's day 80's happening in london today. we've got 71 san francisco, 77 for oakland, although parts of the east bay shoreline, the pop 80 86. meanwhile for san jose, there you have upper 90's, the far east bay that off to antioch and santa rosa. 95. we're going to check into the 4 zone forecast little bit later on and the broadcast. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. the russian invasion of ukraine reaches its 140rd day today. and the number of casualties from that conflict just continues to climb. >> local efforts are happening right now in the bay area to help ease the terror and heartbreak happening overseas. joining me now is sari heyman from orinda. she just got back from poland where she help

ukrainian refugees escaping the war. sari, thank you so much for being here with us today. thank you so much for letting me come talk about this because the need is still real. you spend a couple of weeks it overseas in may, working with the cultural center distributing free supplies to those in need. walk us through what that whole experience was like. >> who is amazing? because it is very personal for me. so i kept on thinking i could have been one of those women. >> standing in line sometimes for hours for for food, for medicine, for clothing. we were working alongside a lot of the ukrainian refugees as well as people from all over the world. >> so it felt like a sense of community, but there was also a real awareness of the tragic situation. and why is this so personal for you? well, both sides of my family are actually from ukraine and they left in the late 18, early 19, 100's and then during world

war 2, my grandfather's village, most of the people were killed. and so i kept on thinking if he hadn't come to the states and made a life, if our family was still there and there may still have been family members left. i just would have wanted someone to help me if i was in the same situation. >> and did you have a chance to engage in any conversations with the refugees who are coming to seek help and walk us through some of their stories. >> i thought it was it was just amazing. i had breakfast with one woman who was being put up at our hotel and she said she was from a zachary asia and she said, i understand from our neighbors that russian soldiers are living in my house eating off my plates and another woman who fled from odessa. she had 15 minutes to pack. her entire life and leave and she left her instrument, a bond, dora, which is native to ukraine behind. and she told me crying

about it. and another young woman fled because she needed insulin for her diabetes. she came out with her mother. so all sorts of stories like >> and what is the message too viewers here in the bay area? how can people help? because it's so easy to get caught up in, you know, things that are happening in our everyday lives in all the different news coming on the headlines. but this conflict is still happening overseas ferry very much so. it was hard for me to find a place i could volunteer because i'm i'm just a normal person. i don't have medical training. i don't have trauma training. and i just had a set of hands and a desire to go over. so there are opportunities for just regular folks who don't speak the language. >> the multicultural center in krakow has actually started cutting back on their hours at the distribution points because they're not getting enough volunteers. so you can volunteer. you can fund gofundme campaigns like like i

had, you can reach out to organizations like the red cross like medicine, soften chair. there's all sorts of options to still help. and the need is still great. there's millions of refugees, both displaced in ukraine and in the neighboring countries. >> and when you're volunteering overseas, what types of supplies would you say were most in demand of people watching this are interested in donating and break and they break at those donations to you write some sort of group. so the best thing is actually not to send it over for regular folks. like like me is i actually donate to the organizations or >> or go there and buy things there because your money goes much further. so they need the 6. i mean, the basics of of of living like underwear, children's socks and clothing. some are closed. they need food. they need medicine basics. aspirin. tylenol,

bandages, the multi cultural center on their facebook page posts a list of their changing needs. so you could go right there to check it out. and the name of the organization again, one more time. it's translated in english, the multicultural center. it's the vl quick tour >> okay. in krakow. >> i'm hopeful that we need to spell that for people just in case. yes, centrum. like center and veal. quick tour of a a >> is w i e. >> l o. culture of okay. you now. >> just look up center. a multicultural center in krakow, make sure that people get the education. and that those supplies on the web. looking on your website and work on my go. fund me page has her sari, hey, aid ukrainian refugees in krakow and you have plans. you're

hoping to go back overseas. i am hoping to go back. most of the volunteers i'm at worst were so caught up in what they were doing in the community there. they wanted to go back and take >> any final closing messages for people watching this ways that they can help. get involved there. so don't feel that it's not for you that it's too big and that you can't make a difference. you can help with your hands. you can help with donations. just get involved. follow the news that still. >> it's still out there. all right. sari heyman, thank you so much. we appreciate your work and your perspective on this. thank you so much, stephanie. all right. we'll be right back.

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>> fire crews flooded pittsburgh marshland to put out the marsh fire smoke from the flames have been hurting the air quality in the area. crews say that they're working to get more water pumps available. the estimate millions of gallons of water will be needed to attack this fire for about a week. the marsh fire started near bay point in late may. and it's burning into areas difficult to reach for firefighters, which is why crews decided this week to flood the area to try and put out the flames. an air quality advisory for

eastern contra costa county is now in effect through monday. anyone with breathing problems is urged to keep their windows closed and to stay indoors. is that pablo fire crews work to contain a massive brush fire. this is video from the citizen app showing the flames and smoke just after 12:00pm on friday. firefighters say the air the fire burned into the area of giant road region. 26 acres in size. no structures were damaged and no reports of any injuries. firefighters say crews remained on scene for a few hours monitoring for hot spots. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a long drought continues. how that's creating greater risk for west nile disease. as we head into the break, if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, there is the annual blues and brews festival in pleasant hill. that's happening at pleasant hill park on regularly lane. there is food, live music and crafts. food tasting festival is free to go.

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news that's out this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr, the weather center with the very latest and things are slowly starting to heat up out there. aren't they day they are in mixon out. some of this fog bit by bit. hey, here's sfo going on. just a little bit of wispy fog. kind of leftover no delays happening this morning, east bay shoreline. what in improvement? lots of blue skies. you can see a good shot

of the landscape there and of the fog almost entirely gone. we're going to a repeat all this again for tomorrow. >> but still nice day. it looks like a nice weekend. little bit of the toasty side, though, antioch already at 78. lots of 60's for the east bay. 58 for a napa. 60% rows of loving numbers. right now. of course, 54 for san francisco do have excessive heat in place. this is covering the central valley for los banos points to the south. meanwhile, up to the north, not technically in the excessive heat warning, but this will be around in that area in red that you see there until 09:00pm on monday. so it's around for 3 days. looks like the breakdown today. we're trying out 90 by 1 o'clock and 4 94. there are some locations inland that are going to see the upper 90's for today. there were to brsak into the starting tomorrow and into next week. so by july standards, not too bad of a week ahead, but there's still some other systems around us going to get into more of that coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> thanks very much, dave. the recent headlines from the overturn of roe v wade to the

lack of vaccines for the monkeypox outbreak, raising concerns for many in the lgbtq community. joining me live now to discuss is south bay assemblyman evan low, who also chairs the lgbtq legislative caucus. thank you so much for being here with us. good morning, 70. hey, good morning. so, you know, turning first to the monkeypox outbreak earlier this week, we reported people waiting for hours outside of san francisco general hospital to get vaccinated. you. they have seen the video yourself now. we heard state sen wiener and assemblyman matt haney calling the response to monkeypox a public health failure. do you agree with that? >> we've seen this movie before and we've learned some pretty significant lessons. and we have a unique opportunity to focus on the sense of urgency in protecting lives. we know that vaccinations work. we know the best practices that exist with respect to public health. and that's why we're calling upon

the sense of urgency to address this issue so that we can mitigate the type of impact that it can happen in the future. >> and assemblyman, the virus appears to be disproportionately impacting the community. some saying this moment invokes memories of the aids crisis of the can you explain? >> well, similarly, this is the part of the dark history in the past. with respect to the lgbtq community, but somewhat to the hiv aids crisis. we know that monkeypox. it's not just disease and that will impact the lgbt but that we're aching we realize that is disproportionately impacting the community. now. and so that's why it's important that we address this issue so that it does not get into a wider population. and that's why this is important that we address to recognize that we must remove the stigma, but that we must face the facts and that's why we need to get the vaccinations into members of our community, especially here in the bay area. >> and speaking of vaccinations, we know that the

white house is getting more doses from overseas. we've been reporting about that throughout the morning here is your office. is the caucus doing anything to ensure that vaccine distribution goes smoothly. once those doses reach california. >> well, as we realize, again, from the covid pandemic, often times the federal state and local governments are not necessarily working hand in hand. and it's our responsibility. it's our obligation, frankly, to ensure that we're having those conversations and looking towards the accountability and oversight. that is so important. and in real time and getting be. medicine that is so desperately needed in vaccinations to the communities that need them. >> yeah, you heard anything or had any conversations with a state public health officials about vaccine distribution. >> we've been in regular conversations daily, frankly, that help ensure that we're getting regular updates on the supply chain and making sure that we understand where to get it. the vaccinations into

specific communities impacting the lgbt community. how do we make sure that these vaccinations are going to where the communities gather? how do we identify where there are spreader events and how do we make sure that members of the community are educated and informed and equipped to reported real time? >> what is your message to viewers within the lgbtq community are watching this right now? we're really concerned about whether or not they can get. >> access that they one and that they need for monkeypox. >> well, let's not wait until there is a significant event and or an individual, unfortunately would contract monkeypox. let's take the preventative measures. but most importantly, the message is clear. ask your healthcare provider for the vaccine and ask about the eligibility that it's over choir. because what this not on empowered and informed to protect themselves. but secondly, to making sure that health care providers are hearing from individuals and

patients so that there's a greater sense of urgency to make sure that we demanded getting the vaccinations where they are so desperately needed. >> ok, and assembly minute left to talk a bit about the overturn of roe v wade as well. what's the response from the caucus and are you concerned this could open the door to banning same marriage? >> yes, this is an unfortunate reality in the state of california. as of individuals may recall proposition 8 back in 2008 eliminated the rights same couples to marry, which is enshrined in our constitution. so it is actually in our constitution, stephanie, in the state of california. and of course, we realize that our rights are how is at stake. and it's important that we continually reaffirm our commitment to ensuring that love wins in the state of california. so most certainly we are working on looking at constitutional amendment to help in trying to protections of love and

inclusion in the state constitution. just given the previous proposition 8 and given the supreme court a recent ruling that have taken away the rights of in the range of individuals and reproductive freedoms. >> so speaking of that amendment, it sounds like the caucus may want to introduce a ballot measure for voters too. remove prop 8 from the state constitution. so where did discussions currently stand on that? >> i just want to acknowledge that there are so many things that we should be focusing in on whether it be water, wildfires, climate change, housing, affordable housing, homelessness, public safety. but this is an unfortunate reality that we're dealt with. given the recent supreme court rulings. and so we can't keep our eyes off of the. focus on ensuring equal protections under the law in the state of california. and so in looking towards that goal. having dialog in conversations about a poial 2024 ballot

measure during a presidential election. putting this before the california voters to help in trying to protections on same couples to marry. and again, the only reason we be doing this is because of their recent supreme court rulings at the federal in which we realize that our rights are taken away in a row to it day by day. >> so we will keep an eye out for this to potentially be on the ballot in 2024. alright, assemblyman evan low chair of the lgbtq legislative caucus. thank you so much for joining us live this morning. thanks for having me. all right, on to our next story now, the ba 5 omicron sub variant now the dominant strain of coronavirus and 4 times more resistant to our vaccines. it represented 65% of cases just last week alone. now, los angeles is expected to bring back indoor masking mandates kron four's. dan kerman spoke with experts on what this could mean for us here in the bay area.

>> covid-19 community transmission levels have been at red or high in the 9 bay area counties for more than a month. but it's not just the bay area. 42 of california's 58 counties are now experiencing high levels of transmission with los angeles county dropping into the red this week. and now that county is considering reinstituting the indoor mask mandate la county's and san diego counties. >> are now going up. where is the bay area's going up? but not nearly at the same rate. so county, frankly sees the pandemic in that direction. it's going in does not like what they're seeing. and that's where there's talk there about mandates. uc berkeley, infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg says reinstituting the indoor mask mandate is something bay area county health officers may start to consider. >> once hospital start filling up, we're at a very high level. >> but not close to where we were in and i think that's probably the most objective number. so today at ucsf about

44 patients across all 4 hospitals in january 150. so still a ways to go. ucsf, infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin. hong says the bay area also differs from la county and a number of ways including vaccinations. it's not just the average vaccination. >> but its vaccination, all age groups that are higher in the bay area in general. so, you know, we may be in a little bit better shape, but i think it's important for all of us not to be complacent and not to ignore the virus. doctors say that means whether mandated or not people should continue mask wearing in certain circumstances certainly wouldn't go into a grocery store. >> or any kind indoor venue with the public without having a very good mask on. >> and one that fits me very well. it was just too to a getting infected right now. >> we reached out to the 9 bay area counties and the state department of public health.

and while many are recommending people wear masks indoors, not a single one is considering reinstituting the mask mandate at this time. in san francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> happening right now, the family of missing oakley woman. alexis gabe is hosting another search effort. we have video to show you from the search effort that started at 9 this morning about 100 volunteers are working now on this search. this is happening live at near or excuse me. this is happening near live oak avenue and stacy lane. antioch, that's the area where gabe's ex-boyfriend, marshall jones was seen on surveillance video abandoning alexis car the night she disappeared. jones, the ex-boyfriend was killed by officers when they tried to arrest him last month. the family says they're also looking for the back of a lexus is phone, which they hope will give them more clues. >> her phone will definitely have a lot of clues she likes to take pictures all the time.

just thousands and thousands of pictures on our her emails or text anything else that we can get. pretty sure can get lot of information from >> the city of oakley is offering $100,000 reward for information that could lead to wear gave currently is. >> in san francisco, the city attorney's office this week announced a major development in a lawsuit against opioid makers. >> allergan teva will pay 54 million dollars to the city. it's part of major settlement accusing the companies of fueling drug addiction and overdoses. san francisco experienced a 500% increase in opioid deaths between 2015 2020 500% spoke with the city attorney just yesterday. and here's part of our conversation. >> we've had more san franciscans die on the streets of san francisco in the last 2 years and died from covid-19. and this is spent just

devastating set of tragedies, but one that have been caused by the actions of these against discount. >> 34 million dollars of the incoming funds will go to the city's department of public health for addiction prevention services. 20 million will be used to buy nor can the overdose reversal drug walgreens is the remaining defendants in this lawsuit and they have yet to settle with the city. but the city attorney tells me he expects a response from walgreens in the coming weeks. >> still going to be hot today. it looks like and then some break in the action. as get more moderate, we'll call it not quite cooler, but temperatures will be reduced in the 80's in the next week. do have a couple of systems around us, if you will, in a macro scale will be checking it all

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tahoe. so 87 tomorrow, monday, 80 44 tuesday, you can see a slight reduction of temperatures, but the impact in this part of the state is going to be a little closer to that high pressure system where they're getting the impact from the 4 corner states more so then that marine layer, that kind of helps us out a little bit. 78 antioch, a lot of 60's for the east bay up in the north bay 50's and 60's in place. 54 san francisco. 65 meanwhile for san jose do have a tropical system. this is a tropical storm darby, if you will. yeah, it's to scooting right south of hawaii to become a tropical low probably within a day or so. so it's some of the weather is impacting the big island. however, all of the activity in the certainly the i will stay well south now, actually in the west, there's a little bit of a with hurricane to the south off the coast of mexico in some of that moisture. is this thing to kay's staying away from land will be thrown up in the 4 corner states. and as you can see, not much happens early, but later on, it gets a

little juice here here and we start to see the flare up of some thunder shower activity. that's typical this time of year and just the regular monsoon. but it's tapping into some mid-level tropical moisture from the cain hurricane. 4 zone forecast cover you for today. 71 san francisco 60's at the coast bayside and along the peninsula. 75 burlingame in the 80's to the south. these areas we get a nice heat. spike can be around 90 or so. meanwhile, the south bay also in the 80's here, 94 morgan hill scouts about 89 got about 80 covering the east bay shoreline. this will be back to the 70's tomorrow. tri valley, lower 90's. 91 for walnut creek in danville, 94 for concord. meanwhile, the lady looking good at 75 watch her keenest rated popping and 97 for antioch. again, these numbers will be reduced a little tomorrow. 89 for napa and 95 for santa rosa. you'll feel the effects more punk, chilly, if you will, around the bay. then 91 for tomorrow. there we go. some 80's for the rest of the week with a little

bit of sun and clouds mixed with a bit 70 now have the sunblock ready. thank you. >> health officials are raising concerns over the increased risk of west nile virus. kron four's his youth media looks into the problem for us. >> the risk of west nile virus increases during a drought because there's less moving water and creeks and streams. the waters rapid movement makes it difficult for mosquitoes, debris. >> but when the water is still, they can really thrive. officials here at the contra costa mosquito and vector control district are raising awareness that. >> hot, dry weather mixed with what may appear to be an insignificant amount of standing water are actually the perfect conditions for mosquitos and birds to become infected and spread west nile virus. these are some of these severe symptoms, including high fever, disorientation coma, muscle weakness and lack of vision so far in 2022. here in contra costa county, we have had one dead bird test

positive for mosquitoes. >> and that's significant because west nile virus is actually disease that comes from certain birds. >> what can residents do to reduce the risk of mosquitoes and west nile virus during a drought? >> key. >> to reduce the risk of west nile virus during a drought is to make sure that residents still dump out any amount of standing water on their property because believe it or not, mosquitoes can actually come from something as small as a bottle cap full of water. let's quito eating fish are another way of controlling the problem and the fish are available here for contra costa residents. people can request mosquito fish service. >> who live here in contra costa county from the district. >> and what we do is we will come out. we will provide an inspection of the water feature determine if the ski to fish are appropriate. and if they are, we will place mosquito fish in that water feature. >> in concord, has it made you a kron? 4 news. >> happening today, barr will not be operating between the south hayward and union city

stations. they'll be closed for a major track replacement. those claims are those closures will last all weekend, but there will be free bus service between the stations. riders on the richmond area said north san jose line should expect to add at least 20 minutes to their trips. the line will also be shut down the weekend of july. 30th and 3 other weekends through september. we have details on our website right now. kron 4 dot com. san francisco city leaders announced plans to build a new urban park. this all part of an effort to provide more green space for the community to use assistant secretary for fish, wildlife and parks. jenin esta knows in attendance there. she says the city will get nearly 4 million dollars in funding from the outdoor recreation legacy partnership to revitalize buchanan mall. the funding comes from the program's 61 million dollar fund. i want to underscore. >> how important is that? the ideas? the vision, the amenities, the choices that are made for the spaces are

coming from community. they're not coming from washington, d.c., they are not coming from the state. they're not coming from city government. they are being they're coming from community and that's what's going make them durable. that's what's going to make them effective. >> program leaders say 4 blocks that form buchanan street mall will be revamped with a >> picnic area. play area basketball courts and a community garden they are expected to break ground within the next 12 months. >> in sports, an exciting night for giants fans. bottom of the 9th bases loaded and down by one like this from skate. it's a walk-off grand slam. this and all the fans home. happy. >> oracle park going wild there. >> he has taken his victory lap. >> giants win. 85. >> they play again later today at 04:15pm. >> the a's beginning a three-game series in houston taking on the astros. top of the 7. elvis andrews with the

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>> welcome back. the roseville police department in placer county responded to an unusual pursue call involving this a runaway tortoise. this is shutter the tortoise. he was spotted strolling through a neighborhoodbefore. an officer was able to track him down. an identification tag had been glued to the shell. good move by the owner officers returned shredder to his owner who told them this is not the first time shutter has escaped. a true ninja turtle. there. >> turtle power. there we go. >> and check this out, dave. a passenger on a flight to orlando airport captured a very rare view of thursday night's launch of a spacex

resupply mission for the international space station. really cool stuff. and you can see the glowing rocket just above the horizon there by the wing of the plane. now, this is the 25th cargo resupply for the aircraft to the space station. space x's. this aircraft is expected to dock this afternoon. so really nice to have any thoughts this. this is the future, stephanie. we need to get good at this kind of stuff to supply are working in space. whether it's the moon, we get stations there, even mars, whatever. >> because we want to do all of this dirty stuff there in space and on our own atmosphere care and planet so we bring back the care packages of all the raw materials from asteroid off the pacific ocean appointee, motor something work and what he is to take it up. it won't be long before we start populating the moon. >> yeah, that's right. we should have a station up there. the mobile network up great stuff. yeah. also have a telescope and the far side of the moon, we got our through

the week ahead. got lots of 80's next week. not today. watch out. going to be toasting 97. central valley is looking for an excessive heat warning until monday. ouch. some thunder showers possible in yosemite and sequoia national park. i think tahoe was still clear of lab in the monsoon will still be pulsating throughout the 4 corner states through the week. ahead that for us and not at all. that's it for us here at the kron. 4. >> morning news over the weekend. i'm stephanie lin. here's dave spahr. have a fantastic stay and try to stay cool today of a great day. everybody. meet three sisters.

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