els good when you get it right. and with the number one powered toothbrush brand recommended by dental professionals. philips sonicare makes it easy for you to always get brushing right. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday, july 17. then we have a lot to get to for you this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're starting off again with some of that. they fog of not as intense as what we saw from yesterday. the shot from the golden gate. sure, it's covered up mostly but >> we're going to see a better clearing job going on later on this morning that we saw from yesterday and temperatures a little bit reduced from what we had yesterday, too. here's the shot in the east bay shoreline. you can see the fog

peeling away a little bit here, although it looks like the shrub result covered up here right now. but it looks like we'll clear out a little bit more rapidly than we did from yesterday. this is what it says in the fog cast. i think we'll see better clearing at the coast as well. again, sooner that we saw yesterday and the fog does not appear to be as intense tomorrow morning as well. temperature check free. we have those 60's hanging on in london. the east bay 50's for the north bay. 54 san francisco. 61 san jose for our numbers. we're still going to pop 90 in a couple locations for ultimate high today. be about 80 already by 11. coming up a little bit here will be talking to about a mild summer time forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> in the east bay, a gunman is on the loose this morning after one man was killed and 2 others injured in a bowling alley shooting. it happened at livermore as grenada bowl on railroad avenue around 6 last night. officers say a fight broke out between several people in the bar area and that's when someone shot 3 people and ran away. a man

died at the scene and 2 people were taken to the hospital. they are in stable condition this morning. police say they believe the people involved in the fight knew each other and say that crimes like this don't happen very often in livermore. >> we take these things personal. it's very rare that happens in livermore and we take these things personal last week on every resource, our special operations units here are detectives units here. >> the granada will will be closed today. police now looking at surveillance video to try and track down the shooter. new this morning, firefighters in oakland responded overnight to a car that crashed into a building. take a look at these photos from the scene. you can see the damage to the front end of the car. this happening around midnight near the intersection of 27th and san pablo avenues in oakland. so far, no word on any injuries. >> happening now, the south bay, one man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after a large fight broke out in san jose. that

happened on the 1700 block of story road around one 50 this morning. no suspect description yet, but police say they will release more information throughout the day as soon as that becomes available. and the search continues for an oakley woman now missing for several months on saturday, volunteers combed neighborhoods for evidence that could provide much needed answers in the disappearance of alexis gabe kron four's gayle ong has the latest on the search. >> volunteers brought metal detectors. sifted through bushes and plants along live oak avenue in oakland saturday. >> it's crazy what know, will to find part of the cell phone that belongs to the missing oakley woman. alexis gabe. she likes to take pictures all the time. just thousands and thousands of pictures on our >> or e-mails or text anything else that we can up is on standby right now. they're waiting. if we do find something they're going to come in or 2.

>> to date, alexis's body has yet to be found. her father glenn says her iphone 11 screen protector was found in some bushes near oakley. police say alexis is ex-boyfriend. marshall jones is a prime suspect in her disappearance and likely murder. police say his dna was found on her screen. protector jones was killed during a confrontation with police in washington state last month in recent weeks, investigators released more clues. a handwritten note believed to be written by jones providing directions on where to dispose of alexis's body. i'm here to support family and going to somehow some back in oakley volunteers helping the family search for answers and get closure. just breaking my heart. a good girl. can down a very loving for one of the missing this long. and for marshall to be gone and no information from the family. this is very frustrating to police departments are helping

the and, you ktow, and the entire community here, it's it's awesome. >> that here to support and it just pleading to anyone who has information to these. >> we just give us the information need. >> and the city of oakley is offering $100,000 reward for any information leading to the whereabouts of alexis, gabe, reporting from oakley, gayle ong kron. 4 news >> police make an arrest in connection to the bomb threat friday night at san francisco international airport. that threat forced the international terminal to be evacuated for several hours. if you can recall, we reported on this quite extensively on friday and saturday, police detaining and then arresting a man officers removed several suspicious packages from the terminal. they have not released the man's name but say now that he's behind bars at the san mateo county jail on 2 counts of reporting a false bomb threat. happening

today, the aids walk returns to san francisco after 2 years of virtual events. it's back in person for the first time since the start of the pandemic. kron four's camila barco is live for us now in san francisco to fill us in on all the festivities. hey, camila. >> hi, stephanie. so yeah, the aids walk. san francisco 8 is back. this walk us. it's going to take place here at golden gate park just like it has done in the past few years. and right now crews are setting up for the event doesn't start for another few hours, but this is such a big event. take a look at what it's looked like in years past. this all started back in 19, 87, 3400 people showed up. then and it's cool. it's kept going even during the height of the hiv aids epidemic. and since it started aids walk, san francisco has raised more than 90 million dollars for organizations across 7 bay area counties. this is a fundraising event and the money throughout the years has benefited dozens of

organizations to help in the fight against hiv aides. according to the world health organization, 79 million people around the world have been infected with the hiv virus. 36 million people have died of hiv. and in 2020 alone, this most recent statistic, 680,000 people across the world died of hiv related illness is now, stephanie, like i said right now, crews are setting up. it's going to be another hour or so until people can check in the opening ceremony takes place this morning at 9.45. and the walk. it starts at 10, 30. we're going stay here throughout the morning scene. can talk to some of the organizers that has set up this event. >> this famous event here in san but for now, send it back to you and looking forward to that conversation. thanks very much, camila for that live report. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. some good news as you hit the roads this morning. gas prices are slowly

dropping. >> the average you can expect to pay here in the bay area. plus, more vaccines for the monkeypox virus have made it to the bay area. but will that be enough to meet demand? what health experts are sharing with us this morning. and after the break, a new park is open to the public in san francisco where you and your family can enjoy gorgeous views of the golden gate

>> happening today, san francisco's newest park opens to the public, a ribbon

cutting ceremony happened yesterday at the presidio tunnel tops the moment marking the end of a decades long construction project. you can now enjoy 14 additional new acres in the golden gate. national recreation area it includes a beautiful green space over the concrete tunnels that lead to the golden gate bridge. house speaker nancy pelosi and mayor london breed attended the celebration. i thank everyone who's responsible for making this tape. table tops event, the celebration that it deserves to be having the >>who fought for what the people of this city wanted to see this place become no longer the freeway. it once was no longer the limited access army base it used to be. but open place for all to enjoy. >> love that scene out there. so colorful the park officially opens to the public

today with events planned for the whole family to enjoy throughout the summer. >> doesn't look like fun day. yeah. you can see some of the fog rolling on which now is mixing back out again hanging around the golden gate a little bit for for today. we've got most boxes can be recycled up to seven times. it's not a miracle. it's by design. so what starts as a box for detergent and turns into one for a sneeze is all part of the circle of caring for our natural resources and trees. choose recyclable paper and packaging.

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the fog we talked about here it is along the coast, a half moon bay. this is going to probably improve a little quicker than what we saw from yesterday. all right. going to be hot, though, in those inland valleys going on for today, including the central valley. this is the same as we talked about yesterday, saint location going on for the central valley, los panos to the south. this is until 9 o'clock tomorrow and that other registry around reno, that's actually red flag warning on the nevada side tahoe. now, here's what's left over from the monsoon. look at this. a couple thunder showers holding together on the vegas area. all that moisture is going to drift to the north all in tandem with the monsoon be able to see it from here. futurecast for boom and pops up with daytime heating. then here's our traditional fog developing around the bay area tomorrow morning, although not as intense as what we're experiencing today. and then another flare up out towards the mountains. again, kind of us. typical pattern. but it's bringing up some of that moisture from the 4 corner states. 72, antioch, 60's going on inland, mostly 50's around the perimeter of the bay. however, forecast calls

today 70 for san francisco. with that morning fog burning off, clearing out. 75 for oakland. 85 san jose. yes, we'll probably see a couple 90 still hanging on. enjoy it, guys because it will be breaking as we go into the next week. actually a mild pattern. it looks like for mid july like this mid 90's going on for places like antioch in santa rosa. but you see some 80's already starting to encroach in their 85 for san jose. of course, we'll cover this in your 4 zone forecast in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> happening now, the san mateo county sheriff's office is looking for a man who attacked someone had a caltrain station. it happened at the hillsdale station just before 3 yesterday afternoon when investigators arrived, they found the victim with a cut to his head and face. the attacker took off before sheriff's deputies arrived. they searched the area but could not find him. in the north bay. a shooting in vallejo left a homeless man dead and a woman injured. it happened friday night at a homeless encampment on sacramento street. police

found both victims suffering from gunshot wounds. they were taken to the hospital where the man died. no word yet on the woman's condition this morning. police still trying to figure out what led up to this shooting. and this morning we're learning more about the 2 deadly crashes that happened on bay area freeways friday night and saturday morning we first told you about both of these crashes just yesterday on the kron. 4 morning news right here. now turning first to the incident that happened in the east bay. we know one person died in that crash late friday night on highway 24 in orinda. the chp is now saying a passenger fell out of a car and onto the road. he was hit and killed by another passing vehicle. the crash is still under investigation. and in the south bay, 2 people are under arrest on dui charges after 2 women were hit and killed on highway one. 0, one. it happened near sunnyvale. we know a jeep and a toyota were involved in this crash. the passengers and drivers, according to chp, stepped out

of their cars and onto the roadway. and that's when a 3rd car slammed into the toyota. 2 women were hit as we just explained to you earlier and both of them died. the driver of the 3rd car was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. the drivers of both the jeep and the toyota were arrested for dui. this crash is still under investigation. well, your health, san francisco is getting more doses of the monkeypox vaccine. the health department confirming with kron 4. they are expecting a shipment about 4100 vaccines as soon as next week. kron four's amanda hari spoke with city leaders about the need. >> based on the latest numbers, san francisco has about 32% of cases statewide. the city is set to receive about 28% of the vaccine allotment. and some people tell me they don't think that's enough. >> a little over 4,000 vaccines goes like a slap in the face. the san francisco department of public health says they'll be getting 4,163

more doses of the jenny has monkeypox vaccine. this is after sfdph requested. 35,000 doses from federal supplies. we are one of the top cities in the country now experiencing monkeypox. we certainly have a disproportionate impact happening here in the bay area. tired term years. the chief executive officer of the san francisco aids foundation, the foundation's clinic >> has been vaccinating people as doses become available. he says they have experienced controlling infections. having learned from the aids crisis. we are very well positioned to be. >> in a responsive plays to the epidemic. if we had access to. >> the resources we need large. >> barge. also to populations are part of this. it's not a j. this but it's it's hit our

community first. and we don't control it, it will spread latest numbers from the cdc and sfdph san francisco has about 32% of the monkeypox cases statewide. >> which is why leaders like state senator scott wiener say we need to do what we can to prevent the spread. you come fast enough because we have limited time, a limited window to control. this outbreak has said dph and the aids foundation are working on educating people about the virus for guard lists of whether or not they can get vaccinated. they say it can be prevented by avoiding physical contact covering the body when in crowds and talking to your partners. it's the last thing we need right now. we've got a really rough 2 years and we're not done with covid rush for should i say focus time with austin. francisco department of public health is looking at all the case data right now and they're trying to get the vaccines to people who've already been exposed to monkeypox. >> in the newsroom, amanda hari kron, 4 news.

>> happening tomorrow, at least one lgbtq group plans to publicly demand a stronger response to the monkeypox outbreak. the alice b toklas democratic club is planning a protest outside the san francisco office of health and human services on monday, the biden administration has been responding to criticism that they need to do more. the health, the rather the city's health department has been running low on vaccines, but the state has gotten nearly 15,000 new doses, which will be distributed next week later in our 09:00am hour, i'll be interviewing gary mccoy. the co chair of the alice b toklas club on his response to all this. now, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, we'll go over. the new features in apple's ios 16. it's actually really cool. i've seen some of 5 and a preview of this. all that and more in today's tech smart. >> and as we head into the break, if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, check out this the craft market and festival a hangar ones. alameda

distillery 11:00am to 05:00pm more than 100 selling vintage goods and plants. it will be food and drinks and it is a kid friendly event and it's free to attend to check it out.

>> welcome back from copying and pasting text and videos to customizing your lock screen. those are some of the new features you can expect for the new ios 16 update. takes a closer look in today's tech smart.

>> ios 16 launches in the fall and it brings a whole bunch of new features to the iphone. but if you're brave enough, you can install it right now to help apple test out the software and see the new features for yourself. >> ios 16 launches in the fall, but users can install the public beta software on phones right now. now be warned. apple is still putting the finishing touches on force that could be bugs and errors. i would not recommend installing it on your daily iphone. we installed it on a test device to check out new features like the customizable lock screen. you can now choose the font style and color and add widgets for bits of information. at a glance you can even have multiple lock screens and swipe between them. there's a og lock screen and another that changes with the weather notifications are in a different place at the bottom of the screen. there are big changes to i message

you can send a message, then use the option to end it. what you sent or you can completely an send a message. you have 15 minutes deleted. messages are now in a folder where you can get them back for 30 days. ios 16 can now detect text in videos when you pause them. you can copy and paste. click, weblinks port happens. you are codes. let's go to the circus tonight. voice and typing are now combined for easier composition. this might be one of the coolest new features in ios 16, something that used to take a lesson in photoshop to accomplish tapped to lift the subject off its background, then dragged into another app. it's so fun. i'm sure you'll find plenty of uses for it. now playing with all these new features first is really fun. but once again, i do not recommend that you install the public beta of ios 16, unless you have a secondary device or you really know what you're doing. >> all right. if i learn more, you can go to my website. it

is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> yeah. that image copy paste feature. looks like a lot of fun. >> and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news as families hit the water this summer. they've already been several cases of drownings across the bay area. we hear from the napa county sheriff's office always you can stay safe.

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news. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with the very latest. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. let's start off with a shot here from sfo. no delays happening there. but that fog bank covering up the hills to the background. very typical, as we see along the coast to with half moon bay. but it looks like some bright cloudiness here. >> as of the fog will be peeling away a little quicker today than we saw from yesterday for the afternoon temperature checked, leading the pack at 72, most readings in the 50's. we have lower 60's going on just east of the east bay hills off to livermore valley. 63 61 for conquered, by the way. still going to be hot today for the central valley, los banos points to the south until 9 tomorrow. meanwhile, that other red you see up there around reno, this will be in the nevada side of they have a red flag warning going on for today. now they'll be the flare up of a few little afternoon. thunder showers up there in the spine of the mountains. but that will be south of the tahoe area later today. once we get that

daytime heating temperatures will still be quite warm, however, inland as we 90's again, in some selective spots. 80 expected by about 11 o'clock. but really for the week ahead, it looks like a relatively mild a forecast considering the fact it's mid have more in your 4 zone forecast to dub it. stephanie. >> summertime is a great time to get out and enjoy the water. but it's important to take the proper steps to stay safe for the 3rd time in 2 weeks, another person has drowned in napa counties. lake berryessa. and joining me now to talk about this and share some important key safety tips is henry welford with the napa county sheriff's office. thank you so much for being here with us stephanie, thank you for having us. i wish i could meet. you want to better terms than this? but at the same time, we appreciate kron 4 for. >> helping us get out such important information and we certainly appreciate you coming all the way out from napa. join us here in san francisco. you know, this is going help us save lives. time is not an issue at all for us. we're happy to be here.

>> so paint a picture for us about conditions out at lake it sounds like it's a pretty a popular spot for people to go to when the weather warms up. >> absolutely. the water is warm. the scenery is beautiful. but one thing you'll notice differently about swim in the lake, especially at lake berryessa is that there are significant drop offs. this is anything but a swimming pool. when you think of a swimming pool, the water, the depth either increases or decreases gradually at lake berryessa. you can be approximately 3 feet away from the shoreline standing in 5 feet of water. take 2 more steps and you could be in water as deep as 15 to 20 feet. those drop-offs is what's causing major, major issues out there because those who are not familiar with the lake, they may overestimate their swimming capabilities. i'm going to swim from this island over to this. sure. if i don't make it, i can walk the rest of the way to the shoreline. that's not the case at lake berryessa. if you don't make it to the shoreline and you're only 3 feet 4 feet

away, you're still in very deep, deep water. wow. so. >> is other signs posted out there or their patrols, that sort of thing. we don't have lifeguard. we do have that. the county sheriff's office says a marine unit out there will will have approximately 6 deputies for each shift. if it's a big weekend, something similar to 4th of july weekend will probably double that amount of staff. but most importantly, there's huge signs that state free life jackets. we can't state this enough a free life jacket. you don't have to run it with a driver's license. you don't have to hand over anything for collateral. they're right there on the rocks. we want you to grab them, put them on. but it's similar to a bike helmet, right? you have 9 kids not wearing a bike helmet and then that one mother says you've got to where your bike helmet into kits us. why? well, why is because it saves lives. we really encourage everyone. 2 play it safe. have

fun. but put on a life jacket. >> you know, we're just weeks into summer. we're talking about another drowning in lake area. said you feel like this could have been preventable. >> all drownings could be preventable. and the reason why is if you're wearing a life jacket, it's pretty difficult to drown. let me tell you something about the number of drownings that we've had since 2020. we had 6 drownings in twenty-twenty. if it wasn't for covid, we would have had more. we shut down the lake in july of that year and we had already had 6 at that point. but one thing we have noticed is that. majority of our drownings are swimmers. it's not non swimmers. non swimmers tend to stay away from the water and they play it safe. we're recovering a lot of people who were swimmers and it's because they said i don't need a life jacket. i swim from that island to the shoreline earlier today. it's 3 hours later. you know, the water conditions are different. your body is fatigued and it's really sad because someone will say that person how to

swim. absolutely. it's still a dangerous like if you're not wearing a life jacket. in fact, we've had triathlons out there and lake county napa county as well. we've pulled triathletes out of the water because their bodies are tightening up. so we want to encourage everyone, whether you're a swimmer, non swimmer, please take a moment and just put on the life jacket to help you save a life. and what's the message to maybe for families who are planning to head out to the water? >> this summer, i mean, you you mention the free life jackets. it sounds like a great resource available for families. but anything else people should be aware of before they start venturing out into into the lake. absolutely. another step that we're noticing out there is all of our drowning victims, especially since an 2019. >> they're outside of napa county of these are counties that may be adjacent are people from far out santa clara county, alameda county, san francisco contra costa and things of that nature. they'll go to an area of the lake and

all say, wow, what a beautiful area over there. why isn't in that let's go there so we can have a very intimate, isolated area to our own family. people in napa county are probably aware that's one of the biggest drop-off areas there. so don't necessarily pick an area that secluded and you're thinking, hey, we can be very loud and no one's going to complain about this. the amount of noise in our area. there's probably a good reason why lot of people aren't hanging in that specific area. but no matter where you're at be careful because the trop officer very steep at lake berryessa. >> do you think now is the time to introduce more patrols and lifeguards to the lake because of the frequency of drownings. so this is the issue that you're going to have you. it's almost a false sense of security. lake berryessa is 32 square miles. so you're looking at a lake approximately 11 miles long, 3 miles wide. you can put more and more people out there. but it's going to be the smart

decision-making. we're trying to spread the word. that's the way we're going to save lives. we appreciate who came and did an in-depth story and several other local mealy media. i actually challenged the media said, look, help us disseminate the information so we can put 3 times the amount of deputies out on the lake. but you're actually doing more work right now than 30 people out on the lake. but pushing out this information on your morning show the importance of water safety when you're out there on the lake. all right. henry wilford with the napa county sheriff's department. we really appreciate your insight and important safety tips this morning. thank you so much for having us. we appreciate. all right. we'll be right back.

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oakland also seeing similar drops over the last month in santa rosa. the price of gas dropping $0.67 the most expensive gas in the bay area. still in napa, the average price for a gallon of regular there will cost you $6.11. happening tomorrow. masks will no longer be required on bart. that's when the agency's mask mandate is set to expire. barr first voted in april to require face masks on trains and at all stations. at that time, they decided the requirement would be in place until july 18th. officials say the bart board could decide to extend the requirement be on tomorrow. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the cleanup continues after multiple schools in richmond are vandalized. the response from school officials after the break. >> still to be hot inland. it looks like as we play with some 90's well to the east and to the north. but it looks like a moder-tion trend coming our

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>> crews continue to make progress on the marsh fire in pittsburgh. firefighters now flooding the area, as you can see there to put out the flames burning in difficult to to attack this fire for about another week. meantime, the smoke from this fire is impacting air quality in the east bay. and now officials have extended an air quality advisory for eastern contra

costa county through monday. last night kron 4 spoke with aaron richardson from the bay area, air quality management district. and he says people should take precautions, especially in the overnight hours. >> well, the first thing just make sure you keep the windows closed overnight. then if you do have an air purifier run, if you have air conditioning, so don't recirculate to keep outside air out. if you're driving at night, you can also send your conditioning recirculate. those would be the main things overnight. >> air quality officials add there is a good chance the air quality advisory could be extended beyond tomorrow. and speaking of our air quality is check in with days. bar on our weather forecast in. you know, dave, is it a good time to be stepping outdoors because of that fire, but still well, let's take a pretty decent forecast coming up our way into next already the progress of that fog peeling away. the san jose state already yesterday they weren't seeing sky conditions like this, but we have blue skies as you can

see. meanwhile, sfo, just a bit of a fog bank behind us a bit, but no delays this morning. it also that's clearing up pretty nicely as well. now, if you're headed up to tahoe, the forecast calls for this next couple of days. temperatures holding in the mid 80's. it looks like the next couple of days. they're not quite getting the beneficial cooling that we are coming in from the marine layer. and they're a little close to this marine. i'm sorry that monsoon moisture me to say, although there north of all of it, but they're getting a little close to it and we're going to be protect a little bit by a front to later on. we'll get into that in a bit. 72 for any act. 60's cover concord livermore, upper 50's lead at the east bay shoreline with 50's. meanwhile, up to the north bay okc this this is us tell it's a a hurricane for now. good news is the pathway keeps it away from land, including cabo san lucas. so it's good news. they're not going to be impacting that at all directly indirectly, some of this moisture might get tied up in the levels of the atmosphere. send it up to the 4 corner

states fortify their monsoon pattern. that's way upstream. but what we see for the whole week ahead as still continues to move, some of that moisture and probably gets caught up here a little bit. there you see the pulsating with daytime heating of the thunder showers. meanwhile, up near where we are a little front might insulate us a little bit from that. getting out of hand a bit. so therefore will see not only the cooler pattern, but this will kind of insulated us from into that monsoon moisture bubbling up at least heading into next weekend. 4 zone forecast for the sunday. we're at 70 for san francisco at the coast were in the lower 60's. 76 going on for burlingame to the south foster city. 78 lower 80 still in this pocket here. sometimes those pop in the lower 90's. that's when i got you got a heat spite working here, but we're goin% the other direction in today's a little warmer than it will be later on this week. coming up, 85 for san jose. 85 also for cupertino. morgan hill still popping at 93 and left near about 80 or so for the east bay shoreline. livermore valley, 91, we'll call it

dublin. 86 89 walnut creek. and we're chipping away a little bit from highs yesterday. 91 for concord, 72 for berkeley, the lady with an i-75 still got those 2.98. for vacaville. still quite hot there. 93 for fairfield, 88 for napa and 95% of rosa. we still might see a 9 year. so for tomorrow shore for monday. then by tuesday, we're back to the 80's and the lower 80's come thursday. member mentioned that front might deliver us a few scattered clouds and all of that and we'll keep 70's hum in the bay. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. a 5th school has been vandalized in richmond for others were broken into in damage just last week. >> officials say the vandals also hit highland elementary school, but it's unclear what the extent of the damage is. saturday. teachers and chevron employees volunteered to clean up at lincoln elementary officials say out of the 5 schools eventos did the most damage there. they found broken furniture. computers tossed from the second floor to the first and even school materials torn apart. the

principal has been surveying the damage and he's keeping a list of all the items that were destroyed. >> we put a lot of time into our home here in lincoln. so it was sad. and and my biggest thing that i kept thinking of is >> we can't have our student cbs. so what are we going to do to get this ready before august 16, the first day of school. so you know, we're going back to the lincoln that they'll know of. >> the superintendent says the district we'll have to take money out of their general fund to replace everything that was vandalized. school starts back up on august 16th, the principal and superintendent say they will be ready to open the schools stores on time. now, the bay area baseball, the giants taking on the brewers looking like perfect weather for some kayaking out in the kobe cove, though, some fans looking to catch some home run, but of the 6, no score giants darren drop with the home run to left field to give the giants the

lead does go on to win by a final of 2 to one to take on the brewers again today at one. 0, 5, at oracle park. the a's looking to make it 2 in a row as the astros. bottom of the second, no score. houston houston's marteen maldonado changes that with one swing of the bat. that is a grand slam. >> astro's shut out the a's 5 to nothing. the oakland a's take on the houston astros again today at 11:10am. >> and a longtime staple of chinatown is gone. but what's new can be old could be what's old can be new again, we're talking about efforts of china, a restaurant that's got a new name chef at a whole new vibe. >> kron four's vicki liviakis takes us there this morning on dine and dish. >> from the street, you'd hardly know anything. he's changed up there. boy has it. original in-person china was a favorite of san francisco's around for some 50 years.

>> closed up. a lot of people were sad about that but impressed by move has taken its place. welcome everybody walk in. we did by our host shawn and immediately see a refresh to elegant, new and improved impressed by boom. but we have hopefully brought it back to its glory days. james, the general manager says since opening in 2021 and first by boone has recognized by michelin guide is one of the best chinese restaurants in the city with killer views and we're absolutely for to that step. he's bringing his cantonese inspired to us here in chinatown, meet chef coach even of hong kong. he's a celebrity of sorts here with international crashed. >> people say i i do to more than the kids in the schools in, you know, but you can see the snow. you see the beach and, you know, this is worship. boone makes his modern cantonese dishes like i he's fast and house may trim dim sum or the sweet chili

lobster. >> i hope people like it, you know, and they do love it. it's tough to get a reservation. i was service. >> excellent the food is next. and in a way that not always order dishes from the cozy lounge or the bars soak up the views and sip on cocktails created by at the bark. and so that's the case you are right there. here's to campers by boone, real boom, the chinatown. >> in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> what's tasty as we head to break, if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, got an option for you. hot summer sunday car show is happening in danville, kicks off at 10 this morning on hartz avenue. you can enjoy classic cars, food and live music have fun.

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curious to know how that phenomenon happens. but we hope that cheddar happy to be at the aquarium now and treated very well. all right. still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news, the aids walk returns to san francisco after years virtual events. we have a live report coming up on the festivities. >> plus, the gunman is on the loose this morning after one man was killed and 2 others injured in a shooting at a bowling alley in the ever more. we break down what police have shared so far in the case. and vaccines for the monkeypox virus heading to the bay area. but will it be enough? what health experts are saying with us this morning. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. >> it's sunday, july 17th. we have a lot to cover for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it's the traditional fog to get things kicked off. but this is the fog trap anyway, here at the golden gate as you'll notice. but really seeing a little bit of the southern tower here, half moon bay. we're still working on it as well, too. but these are always problem areas near the coast a bit. i think this will peel away a little quicker today than we saw from yesterday. and as far as what it looks from the projections, yeah, clears out nicely this afternoon. we'll

do the thing tomorrow, but not quite the intensity that we're seeing for this morning. temperature check for you. we're already at 70 to antioch, but still some 50's hanging on for san francisco. half moon bay 60's now making their way across the bay and also in some of the inland locations as well. now for today, 84 by high noon to 3, 90, yes, we're still going to pop a couple of 90's going on inland, but they'll be plenty of upper 80's hinting at a change and on balance this week. coming up ahead, a pretty mild week for july. i'll have more details on that coming up, stephanie, looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> in the east bay, a gunman is on the loose this morning after one man was killed and 2 others injured in a bowling alley shooting. it happened at livermore. we're not a bull on of railroad avenue around 6 last night. officers say a fight broke out between several people in the bar area. that's when someone shot 3 people and ran away. a man died at the scene and 2 people were taken to the hospital. they are in stable condition this morning. police say they believe the people involved in

the fight knew each other and police also say crimes like this don't happen very often in livermore. >> we take these things personal. it's very rare that happens in livermore and we take these things personal last week on every resource, our special operations units here are detectives units here. >> they are not able will be closed today. police now looking at surveillance video to try and track down the shooter. new this morning, firefighters in oakland responded overnight to a car that crashed into a building. take a look at this. you can see the damage happening or rather the damage that was inflicted to the front end of the car. this happened around midnight near the intersection of 27th in san pablo. avenues in oakland. so far, no word on any injuries. >> happening now in the east bay, a man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after a large fight broke out in san jose. this happening on the 1700 block of story road around one 50 this morning. no suspect description yet. but police say they will release

more information throughout the day as that becomes available. police make an arrest in connection to that bomb threat that happened friday night at sfo. that threat for seeing the international terminal to be evacuated for several hours. you can see in this video here, hundreds of people outside of the terminal and police lights have the flashing on the roadway as well. we know that police detained and then arrested a man officers remove several suspicious packages from the terminal and they have not released the man's name but say that he's now behind bars at the san mateo county jail on 2 counts of reporting a false bomb threat. well, your health, san francisco is getting more doses of the monkeypox vaccine. the health department confirming with kron 4. they are expecting a shipment of about 4100 vaccines as soon as next week. kron four's amanda hari spoke with city leaders about the demand. based on the latest numbers, san francisco has about 32% of cases statewide.

>> the city is set to receive about 28% of the vaccine allotment. and some people tell me they don't think that's enough. >> a little over 4,000 vaccines goes like a slap in the face. the san francisco department of public health says they'll be getting 4,163. more doses of the jenny has monkeypox vaccine. this is after sfdph requested. 35,000 doses from federal supplies. we are one the top cities in the country now experiencing monkeypox. we certainly have a disproportionate impact happening here in the bay area. tired term years. the chief executive officer of the san francisco aids foundation, the foundation's clinic >> has been vaccinating people as doses become available. he says they have experienced controlling infections. having learned from the aids crisis. we are very well positioned to be.

>> in response, it plays to the epidemic. if we had access to the resources, we need large. >> barge. also to populations are the hardest. it's not a j. this but it's it's hit our community first. and we don't control it, it will spread latest numbers from the cdc and sfdph san francisco has about 32% of the monkeypox cases statewide. >> which is why leaders like state senator scott wiener say we need to do what we can to prevent the spread come fast enough because we have limited time, a limited window. >> to control this outbreak has said dph and the aids foundation are working on educating people about the virus for guard lists of whether or not they can get vaccinated. >> they say it can prevented by avoiding physical contact covering the body when in crowds and talking to your

partners. it's the last thing we need right now. we've got a really rough 2 years and we're not done with covid rush should i say focus time with austin. san francisco department of public health is looking at all the case data right now and they're trying to get the vaccines to people who've already been exposed to monkeypox. >> in the newsroom, amanda harry kron, 4 >> happening today, the aids walk returns to san francisco after 2 years of virtual events. it's back in person for the first time since the start of the pandemic kron. 4 s camila barco now live for us in san francisco with more on the festivities planned today. good morning. camila. >> hi, stephanie. so yeah, this is the 36 year the aids walk. san francisco has taken place here at golden gate park. notice behind the organizers are getting ready for this event kicks off in about 30 minutes. and organizers tell me that this event this year, they try to make it more inclusive. so everyone is all together at the same place. now, this event kicks off with a pancake breakfast. there will be a

ceremony after that. and then there's the walk now this year, organizers tell me that they're doing a 5 k instead of a 10 k found that people we're a bit too tired after the 10 k so now they want people to come back to the starting point after the walk for a dance party. now, this event, it is a lot of history that goes all the way back to 1987. it's kept going even during the height of the hiv aids epidemic. and since it started aids walk, san francesco has rates close to 96 million dollars and that money has benefited dozens of organizations to help in the fight against hiv aids. so i spoke to one organizer and here's what he has to say about the need to keep this fundraiser going. >> focus has been on covid and we really want to stress how much the agencies that do this work that help the people because people aids. you know, this progress. we hope there's a cure on the horizon, but is not here yet. and there's still people that are living with this and have heen living with a very long time. and

that's where our money goes. it's an unrestricted funds goes to his local street friend agencies providing the services. >> now, according to the world health organization, 79 million people around the world have been infected with the hiv virus and 36 million of those people have died because of it. the latest numbers show that in 2020 680,000 people across the world died of hiv related illnesses. and stephanie organizers are today are going to be talking about how this event helps and benefits the people who have been infected with hiv aids. again, this event starts at 8.30, right here with a breakfast. and there is a ceremony at 9.45. and then there's the walk at 10, 30 this morning. i'll send it back to you. thanks very much coming. we appreciate your live reporting. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. some good news as you hit the roads this morning. >> gas prices slowly dropping. >> the average you can expect to pay here in the bay area.

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>> welcome back in the east bay, many gathered in oakland for a food festival celebrating a west african staple. check this out. this is the joe a festival. it kicked off on saturday

festival. organizers say the rice dishes easy to cook but hard to perfect. whether your from senegal, cameroon, everyone has their own version of it. wow. that looks really tasty. yesterday's sold-out festival brought chefs from all over more than 500 people came together to celebrate their love of the dish. >> which is a slight problem. it from the simple to get out. and, you know, wanted to get out year >> well, i love his energy. the winner of the festival, a nigerian inspired all off to dish. unfortunately, the festival has and is so they've moved on to their next stop. that's in washington, d.c., but hopefully they'll be back next year. dave. >> which the guy just had a little bit more passion. you know, yeah, he's he's really into it. that's good stuff for today. the week ahead,

actually a little cooler than today. we're experiencing a little bit of a mild trend going forward. 84 at high noon by 3. we're talking still some 90's hanging on a look at your forecast. we come back kron 4 morning news weekend continues.

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here's the berkeley shot. look at that. the fog peeling away from the east bay shoreline, blue skies, blue bay, but that little whisper, fog still to be mixing out, ok, going to be hot again for the central valley. this heat, excessive heat warning going on. that's for los banos points to the south. that's until 9 tomorrow sorts around again tomorrow that other red you see near reno, that's for red flag warning going on. and that's on the nevada side up to tahoe. this is a one-day just because of some dry conditions there as a sidebar issue with the flare up of some isolated thundershowers today to the south. now to the south of tahoe that may pose an issue as well. sometimes that could be dry lightning. here it is in total. you can see the 4 corner states in some left over thunder showers kind of hanging around the vegas area for now and on a southern california, too. that actually linger all overnight, as you can see. so there's a lot of energy still left in the atmosphere in moisture to be had. let's put this all together from our perspective this afternoon. of course, the fog is all gone. there's the flare up. you can see far to the east. from our perspective

that breaks down for tonight. there comes the fog again tomorrow morning. not as aggressive as we're seeing today. and then the re flare up again up in the mountain chain. again, this is all pretty much just south of tahoe. you can see how they're kind of insulated from everything this monsoon due to the flow pattern that's helping us out. lower 60's cover the east bay shoreline. for now, we've got 76 antioch, 66 livermore, concord 50's up to the north bay. 64 san jose. your forecast today clearing out those clouds 70 for san francisco. a very pleasant summer day. 75 going on for oakland. 85 san jose. but some of the outlying areas, they're going to be seeing some 90's morgan hill today probably getting into the 90's. still, 95 for antioch, 91 for concord in livermore. and 95 still for santa rosa. they'll be a much more noticeable breakdown for all of this. come tomorrow and certainly into next week. we're going to have in that extended forecast for you and the 4 zone. all in a bit. stephanie. >> thanks very much, dave, for

your health this morning. monkeypox cases are on the rise in california. and here's a look at the numbers for you. as of this week, the cdc reported 266 positive cases in our state. san francisco now showing the highest case count in the bay area recording 86 positive cases so far the virus appearing to disproportionately impact the community. joining me now to discuss is san francisco supervisor rafael mandelman, who represents the castro district among others. thanks so much for joining us here live today. glad to be here. thank you, stephanie. so just to start out, i'd like to play you some video. you've probably already seen this circulating in our newscast throughout the it's video of these long lines just outside of zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital of people waiting to get vaccinated. in some cases, they were turned away and they had to stand in another line just to get an appointment to get vaccinated. so what goes through your mind when you see images like this? it's heartbreaking and incredibly frustrating. and, you know, i feel so bad for

>> those folks because, you know, i've talked to people who wait in that line more than one day and still not gotten so they've gone. they have not gotten the gun back. they still haven't gotten that. they're still waiting for their vaccines. it's the good part is that people are trying to get the vaccines that recognize that this is a problem. they're trying to do the right thing. it's just so frustrating that we don't have the vaccines to give them. >> do you feel like a scene like that? what we just saw could have been preventable. i absolutely think it could have been preventable. and i think we're still not doing enough to shorten those lines and get us the vaccines that we need. >> on friday, the federal government announced that they are increasing the distribution of vaccines. and so they're now talking about 3 and a half million doses by the middle of next year, rather than 2 million by the end of next year. so that's progress. but it's not nearly enough. the crisis is now. we need the doses. now we need at least 35,000 doses in san francisco to get out. only

gotten just over 2000. we're going we think going to be another 4,000 this week, right? but this is to slow this. the pace needs to pick up. >> so it sounds like, we we heard from state sen wiener as well as assemblyman matt haney, calling the government's response to this. a public health failure. is that something you agree with? i think so. i mean, so far, it's terribly frustrating. it's not like covid where we had to make a new vaccine. we have the vaccine. we just aren't buying and distributing enough of them. so it's it's very frustrating. we should be doing much, much better than we are. this problem has been brewing, at least since may. we're now almost to and we're not where we should be. and have you had any conversations with state health officials about? distribution. you i know that. so we we've been reporting that the san francisco health department is expected to get another 4100 doses as early as next week.

>> have you had any conversations with them and the state about making sure that that distribution go smoothly so people can get the vaccines that they need. yeah, i mean, i've talking a lot with our local department of public health, and i think they're doing a pretty good job of getting the vaccines out. >> as quickly as we as we get them. but they're just they're running out. they don't have enough vaccines. and that is honestly that's on the federal government. and so, you know, we need the federal government step up. >> and some are saying that this moment invokes memories of the aids epidemic from the 1980's. can you explain? yeah, well, and i want to be clear. this is not the 1980's. the biden administration is not the reagan administration and aids is not monkeypox. >> however, there's a public health crisis. it is primarily you know, the lgbtq community. we know that there's a stronger and more effective response and we're not getting it. and so for people who to go through the aids crisis and then i think even for younger people, this is there's a sense of deja vu and i'm

actually fury and that we're going. but the community is going through this again. what is your message for people interviewers in the bay area who are concerned about? >> the response to monkeypox in just about this disease and health quickly, it's spreading in general. >> people should be they shouldn't panic, but they should pay attention. they should go to the department health website sf a suffolk slash monkeypox and the doses are are coming if you are at if you're someone who thinks he may have been exposed, you should try to get the vaccine. if you are simply worried or concerned that at some point you might be exposed right now, we're asking you to hold off because we just have such a shortage of doses. hopefully we will be in a place very, very soon. we're anyone who thinks they might be at risk will be able to access that vaccine continue to pay attention to our public health website. talk to your medical

provider and until you have that vaccine, if you are in a high-risk category like a game out of sexually active man, you may want to think modifying their behavior a little bit. maybe not making this, you know, the full on summer that maybe people were hoping island, things down a little bit until we until we can actually get a vaccine in your arm. >> alright fail mandelman. we appreciate your time and your response to our questions this morning. thank you, stephanie. all right. we'll be right back. happening today, san

francisco's newest park opens to the public, a ribbon cutting ceremony happened yesterday at the presidio tunnel tops the moment marking the end of a decades long construction project. you can now enjoy 14 additional new acres in the golden gate. national recreation area. it includes a green space over the concrete tunnels that lead to the golden gate bridge. so pretty house speaker nancy pelosi and mayor london breed attended this celebration. i thank everyone who's responsible for making this tape. table tops event, the celebration that it deserves to be having the >> incredible leadership of speaker nancy pelosi who fought for what the people of this city wanted to see this

place become no longer the freeway. it once was no longer the limited access army base it used to be. but open place for all to enjoy. >> love seeing all that color and excitement there. well, the park officially opens to the public today with events planned for the whole family to enjoy throughout the summer. great fun option for the weekend as still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the cleanup continues after multiple schools in richmond are vandalized. >> the response from school officials after this.

>> good morning. and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast. a spot in the weather center with the very latest date. it was pretty chilly last night. >> okay with stephanie. it will probably continue that little trend going forward ticking in the city now a bit to sfo here. there's the morning fog checking in the fog bank. starting to break up a little bit as we get more daylight hours to work on this works nicely from the shot from berkeley. as you can see, all the east bay shoreline showing up very nicely there. and the blue skies just got cleared over the bay just a little bit here. 76 going on for antioch, 66 for both conquered in livermore and lower 60's lining up the east bay shoreline with some 50's hanging on san francisco and for half moon bay. just give you a quick contrast here from this time yesterday. numbers

are just a little bit warmer than they were from yesterday, although the general trend into next week will be one that is cooler and i'm not a bad one for mid july like this. 85 at high noon by 3. we're talking 91 not all inland locations will be into the nineties today. we're going to have that in the 4 zone forecast in a bit. stepping. thanks very much, dave. >> the search continues for an oakley woman now missing for several months on saturday, volunteers combed neighborhoods for evidence that could provide much-needed answers in the disappearance of alexis cape kron. four's gayle ong has the latest on the search. >> volunteers brought metal detectors. sifted through bushes and plants along live oak avenue in oakland saturday. >> it's crazy. what looking to find part of the cell phone that belongs to the missing oakley woman. alexis gabe. she likes to take pictures all the time. just thousands and thousands of pictures on our >> or email surtax anything

else that we can up is on standby right now. they're waiting. if we do find something they'ra going to come in or 2. >> to date, alexis's body has yet to be found. her father glenn says her iphone 11 screen protector was found in some bushes near oakley. police say alexis is ex-boyfriend. marshall jones is a prime suspect in her disappearance and likely murder. police say his dna was found on her screen. protector jones was killed during a confrontation with police in washington state last month in recent weeks, investigators released more clues. a handwritten note believed to be written by jones providing directions on where to dispose of alexis's body. i'm here to support a family and going to somehow some back in oakley volunteers helping the family search for answers and get closure. j st breaking my heart. he's good girl. can down a very loving family for any one of the missing long and for marshall to be gone and no information from the

family. this is very frustrating to police departments are helping the zone is and you know, and the entire community here. it's it's awesome. >> that here to support and it just pleading to anyone who has information to the >> we just give us the information need. >> and the city of oakley is offering $100,000 reward for any information leading to the whereabouts. alexis cave reporting from oakley, gayle ong kron. 4 news >> happening now, the san mateo county sheriff's office is looking for a man who attacked someone at a caltrain station. it happened at the hillsdale station just before 3 yesterday afternoon when investigators arrived, they found the victim with a cut to his head and face the attacker took off before deaths. sheriff's deputies arrived. they searched the area but couldn't find him. in the north bay, a shooting in vallejo left a homeless man dead and a woman injured. it

happened friday night at a homeless encampment on sacramento street. police found both victims suffering from gunshot wounds. they were taken to the hospital where the man died. no word on the woman's condition this morning. police are still trying to figure out what led up to that shooting. this morning. we are learning more about 2 deadly crashes that happened on bay area freeways friday night and saturday morning we first told you about both of those crashes yesterday right here on kron 4 turning first to that incident that happened in the east bay. we know one person died in that crash late friday night on highway 24 in orinda. the chp is now saying a passenger fell out of a car and onto the road. he was hit and killed by another passing vehicle. that crash still under investigation. and in the south bay, 2 people are under arrest on dui charges after 2 women were hit and killed on highway one. 0, one. it happened near sunnyvale. we know a jeep and a toyota were involved in the crash. the passengers and drivers stepped out of their cars and onto the

roadway. and that's when a 3rd car slammed into the toyota. both women what both women were hit and both of them died. the driver of the 3rd car was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. the drivers of both the jeep and the toyota were arrested for dui. the crash is still under investigation. happening tomorrow. at least one lgbtq group plans to publicly demand a stronger response to the monkeypox outbreak. the alice b toklas democratic club is planning a protest outside the san francisco office of health and human services on monday, the biden administration has been responding to criticism that they need to do more. the city's health department has been running low on vaccines, but the state has gotten nearly 15,000 new doses, which will be distributed next week later in our 09:00am hour, i'll be interviewing gary mccoy. the co chair of the ellis beat hopeless club on his response to all this. fire crews gaining ground on the washburn fire burning in

yosemite national park. just look at all that smoke coming up from the ground. this fire has grown to 4800 acres with 39% containment park officials say will can finally go back home starting today. the mariposa grove containing the sequoia trees that were under threat will remain closed for now. the fire has been contained in that area, according to officials and fire crews are now asking people who do not live in the area year-round to please wait several days before planning your visit to yosemite. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. vicki liviakis takes us inside a new restaurant in chinatown. that's on the next dine. and dish.

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>> for your money this morning, gas prices continue to drop. yeah. drop across the country. according to aaa, the nationwide average for a gallon of regular is now $4 and $0.53. that's down nearly $0.50 from a month ago. of course, here in california, we're paying much more. but the prices are still on the decline. the state average is down $0.53 from its all-time high just one month ago. and here in the bay area, the price drop even more significant. for example, in san francisco, the average price for a gallon of regular is $5. and $0.97. that's a

$0.61 drop from this day. last month. san jose and oakland also seeing similar drops over the last month in santa rosa. the price of gas dropping $0.67 the most expensive gas in the bay area. still a napa. the average price for a gallon of regular will cost you $6.11 there. happening tomorrow. masks no longer required on bart's. that's when the agency's mask mandate is set to expire. but first voted in april to require face masks on trains and at all stations. and at that time, they decided the requirement would be in place until july 18th. officials say the bart board c uld decide to extend the requirement beyond tomorrow. we'll see. >> all right. we have still some 9. is the board going on for highs today? you can see him in the far east bay and up in the north a little bit, too. but the trend is one for moderation are getting mild into next week. well, look at that extended forecast in your

4 zone. a bit better.

>> crews continue to make progress on the march fire in pittsburgh. you could see the latest seen on this right on your screen there. firefighters now flooding the area with all that water to put out the flames burning in difficult to reach areas. fire officials estimate they will need millions of gallons of water to attack this fire for another week longer. meantime,

the smoke from the marsh fire impacting air quality in the east east bay. and now officials health officials have extended an air quality advisory for eastern contra costa county through monday. last night kron 4 spoke with aaron richardson from the bay area, air quality management district. he says people should take precautions, especially in the overnight hours. >> well, the first thing would be to just make sure you keep the windows closed overnight. and then if you do have an air purifier run if you have air conditioning, so don't recirculate to keep outside air out. if you're driving at night, you can also send your conditioning on recirculate. those would be the main things overnight. >> air quality officials at there's a good chance. the air quality advisory could be extended beyond tomorrow. so stay tuned for more details on that. and now switching over to dave spahr standing by with our weather forecast. dave, what can we expect as we step outdoors today? well, stephanie, we're taking care of the last bit of fog around

the immediate bay, but most locations recheck their bark and arrows looking pretty good, too. >> of the south bay blue skies going on. we didn't see any cloud cover it all this morning like we did from yesterday. so it's a different kind of day. just a little bank of some fog. you can see it sfo. no delays, by the way, happening right there in the background covering up some of the bills. meanwhile, if you're headed up to the mountains for the next couple of days, sunny and mostly sunny with temperatures kind of mid 80's with all this going on, that we're benefiting a little bit because of a brief on shore flow that we have released a modest one enough to come to insulate us and keep that southeasterly flow. the monsoon away from home. but it's still going to flare up in some of the mountains to the east. 76 for antioch. we've got 66 concord in livermore. 62 for hayward up to the north bay. 57 for santa rosa and 64. meanwhile, san this is us tell hurricane expected, though, to stay away from land, not have any direct impact. looks okay for couples and locust. don't worry about any that again staying away from land, although for cruise

ships that may be an issue. they used to go around and clearly, but some of this moisture might get caught up in the middle layers of the atmosphere later on this week in fortified the monsoon in the desert southwest. just watching the movie over this next week. you can see the pulsating with daytime heating those thunder showers flare up. but some of that is bleeding and or mountains. both today in a little bit tomorrow. and this is what happens into the following tuesday. little leftover moisture still lingering these fronts. however, help us, though, sore, right, and kind of the cleaning bank here. they do get a break from the monsoon to the what they is what we're getting here to the south. you get a little low that moves across southern california that usually cleans up the atmosphere a little bit. 4 zone forecast going on today, 70 for san francisco will keep it in the 60's along the coast. bayside 70's for the most part. 76 going on for burn again. 78 foster city lower 80's happening towards the south in the south bay. we're looking at 83 santa clara's. 85 for san jose. 85 for cupertino. 93 morgan hill, east bay shoreline, about 80

ish. meanwhile, for livermore valley, 91 for livermore, 89 for walnut creek, 88 for danville, slight improvement from yesterday. if you remember 91 for concord, meanwhile, on the east bay shoreline, it's pretty much 70's of 75 93 fairfield, 88 for napa in 95 for santa rosa. all right. got 90's on the board and some places. and that may continue maybe tomorrow, but it's a tease after that for the whole week. looking good. meanwhile, we'll keep it in the 70's for the bay 60's towards the coast it is definitely summertime. thank you, dave. a 5th school has been vandalized in richmond for others were broken into and damaged just last week. >> officials say vandals also hit highland elementary school, but it's unclear what the extent of the damage is. on saturday. teachers and chevron employees volunteered to clean up lincoln elementary officials say out of the 5 schools, the vandals did the most damage to that school. they found broken furniture,

computers tossed from the second floor to the first and school materials torn apart. the principal has been surveying the damage and he's keeping a list of all the items that were destroyed. >> we put a lot of time into our home here in lincoln. so it was sad. and and my biggest thing that i kept thinking of is we can't have our student cbs. so what are we going to do to get this ready before august 16, the first day of school. so you know, we're going back to the lincoln that they'll know of. >> the superintendent says the district will have to take money out of their general fund to replace everything that was vandalized. very said school starts on august. 16th, the principal and the superintendent say they will be ready to open the schools doors on time. no word on any suspects involved on the in this case yet. now to bay area baseball. the giants taking on the brewers. perfect weather for some kayaking out in the kobe old. some fans looking to

run some catch some home run. bottom of the 6 know scored giants darren ruff with a home run to left field to give the giants the lead. the giants go on to win by a final 2 to one they take on the brewers again today at one. 0, 5, at oracle park. the a's making are looking to make it 2 in a row against the astro's. bottom of the second. no score. houston's martine maldonado changes that with one swing of the bat, that is a grand slam. astros shut out the a's 5 nothing. the oakland a's take on the as rose again today at 11:10am. a longtime staple of chinatown is gone. but what's old is new again, we're talking about empress of china, a restaurant that's got a new name chef at a whole new vibe kron four's. vicki liviakis takes us there this morning on dine and dish. >> from the street, you'd hardly know anything. he's

changed up there. the boy has it. original in-person china was a favorite of san francisco's around for some 50 years. >> closed up. a lot of people were sad about that but impressed by move has taken its place. >> welcome everybody. walk in. we did by our host shawn and immediately see a refresh to elegant, new and improved impressed by boom. but we have hopefully brought it back to its glory days. james, the general manager says since opening in 2021 and first by boone has recognized by michelin guide is one of the best chinese restaurants in the city with killer views and we're absolutely for to that step. he's bringing his cantonese inspired to us here in chinatown, meet chef coach, even boom of hong kong. he's a celebrity of sorts here. international people say i i do to more than the kids in the schools in, you but you can see the snow. you see the

beach. and you know, this is where chef who makes his modern cantonese dishes like i he's fast and house may trim dim sum or the sweet chili lobster. i hope people like it, you know, and they do love it. it's tough to get a reservation. i was service. excellent. the food is next. and in a way that not. >> always order dishes from the cozy lounge or the bars soak up the views and sip on cocktails created by at the bark. and so that's the case you are right there. here's to campers by boone, real boon to chinatown. >> in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> and as we head to break, if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, we've got you covered. this is the yerba buena aren't makers market. it runs from 11 this morning until 4 in the afternoon at yerba buena gardens in san francisco. you will and be able to enjoy live music and crafts made by local artisans and it is free to attend. have fun.

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lower. longer. and pasting text and videos to customizing your lock screen. those are just some of the new features you can expect for the new ios 16 update. >> rich demuro taking a closer look in today's tech smart. >> ios 16 launches in the fall and it brings a whole bunch of new features to the iphone.

but if you're brave enough, you can install it right now to help apple test out the software and see the new features for yourself. >> ios 16 launches in the fall, but users can install the public beta software on phones right now. now be warned. apple is still putting the finishing touches on force that could be bugs and errors. i would not recommend installing it on your daily iphone. we installed it on a test device to check out new features like the customizable lock screen. you can now choose the font style and color and add widgets for bits of information. at a glance you can even have multiple lock screens and swipe between them. there's a og lock screen and another that changes with the weather notifications are in a different place at the bottom of the screen. there are big changes to i message you can send a message, then use the option to end it. what you sent or you can completely

an send a message. you have 15 minutes deleted. messages are now in a folder where you can get them back for 30 days. ios 16 can now detect text in videos when you pause them. you can copy and paste. click, weblinks port happens. you are codes. let's go to the circus tonight. voice and typing are now combined for easier composition. this might be one of the coolest new features in ios 16, something that used to take a lesson in photoshop to accomplish tapped to lift the subject off its background, then dragged into another app. it's so fun. i'm sure you'll find plenty of uses for it. now playing with all these new features first is really fun. but once again, i do not recommend that you install the public beta of ios 16, unless you have a secondary device or you really know what you're doing. >> all right. if i learn more, you can go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart.

>> still ahead of the next hour on the kron 4 morning news. the aids walk returns to san francisco after years of virtual events. we have a live report on what you can expect after this. and a gunman is on the loose this morning after a man was killed and 2 others injured in a shooting at a bowling alley in livermore. we break down what we know so far in the case. and that scenes for the monkeypox virus making it to the bay area soon. but will those doses be enough? what health experts are sharing with us this morning. stay with us. the couple morning news continues.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday, july 17 that we have a lot to get to for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. okay, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. live shot coming in from the golden gate bridge shows the fox of fox. the fog starting to leave. maybe foxes are leading to. but anyway, the southern end of the towers. you will see is starting to appear now from the fog that you see the fog trap, the east bay shoreline looking pretty good at that, too. blue skies too often the distance. but just this little layer of fog yet to mix out. now, this progress will be a little bit more rapid tomorrow, by the way, but it will still be checking in late tonight into tomorrow morning. by the way, skipping over to that. she should have advanced

us a little bit because we don't have much more fog left. here's tomorrow's progress. yeah, a little bit there in the east bay. look how quick it starts. mixing out already before. 8 o'clock. 76 by antioch, 72 for concord, 70, for livermore. got the mid 60's already working on the east bay shoreline. yeah, it's going to be warm and spots. we're still going to pop in about 90 or so for highs today. but a lot of upper 80's and we'll see a lot more of that for the week ahead. 91 by 4 o'clock. coming up, we'll take a look at the forecast. looks like both near and far. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> in the east bay, a gunman is on the loose this morning after one man was killed and 2 others injured in a bowling alley shooting. it happened at livermore. we're not a ball on railroad avenue around 6 last night. officers say a fight broke out between several people in the bar area. that's when someone shot 3 people and ran away. a man died at the scene and 2 people were taken to the hospital. we know they are in stable condition this morning. police say they believe the people involved in

the fight knew each other and say that crimes like this don't happen very often in livermore. >> we take these things personal. it's very rare that happens in livermore and we take these things personal last week on every resource, our special operations units here are detectives units here. >> the granada will will be closed today. police now looking at surveillance video to track down the shooter. for your health. san francisco is getting more doses of the monkeypox vaccine. the health department confirming with kron 4 news. they are expecting a shipment of about 4100 vaccines as soon as next week. kron four's amanda hari spoke with city leaders about the demand. >> based on the latest numbers, san francisco has about 32% of cases statewide. the city is set to receive about 28% of the vaccine allotment. and some people tell me they don't think that's enough. >> a little over 4,000 vaccines feels like a slap in the face. the san francisco

department of public health says they'll be getting 4,163. more doses of the jenny has monkeypox vaccine. this is after sfdph requested. 35,000 doses from federal supplies. we are one the top cities in the country now experiencing monkeypox. we certainly have a disproportionate impact happening here in the bay area. tired term years. the chief executive officer of the san francisco aids foundation, the foundation's clinic >> has been vaccinating people as doses become available. he says they have experienced controlling infections. having learned from the aids crisis. we are very well positioned to be. >> in a responsive plays to the epidemic. if we had access to. >> the resources we need large. >> barge also to populations are the hardest. it's not a j.

this but it's it's hit our community first. and we don't control it, it will spread latest numbers from the cdc and sfdph san francisco has about 32% of the monkeypox cases statewide. >> which is why leaders like state senator scott wiener say we need to do what we can to prevent the spread come fast enough because we have limited time, a limited window to control. this outbreak has said dph and the aids foundation are working on educating people about the virus for guard lists of whether or not they can get vaccinated. they say it can prevented by avoiding physical contact covering the body when in crowds and talking to your partner slow. it's the last thing we need right now. we've got a really rough 2 years and we're not done with covid rush should i say focus time specific cisco department of public health is looking at all the case data right now and they're trying to get the vaccines to people who've already been exposed to

monkeypox. >> in the newsroom, amanda hari kron, 4 >> happening today, the aids walk returns to san francisco after 2 years of virtual events. it's back in person for the first time since the start of the pandemic. kron four's camila barco live for us now in san francisco with more on what people can expect this morning. hey, kayla. >> good morning, stephanie. so yeah, it's back for its 36 year here at golden gate, park organizers have already finished setting up and people have just begun to arrive to golden gate park to sign in for the walk. now this year, organizers tell me they want this to be inclusive. they want everyone to gather around together. so here's a rundown of how it's going to work out right now. it starts. the event starts off with a breakfast right after that, there's going to be a ceremony. and after that, that's when the walk begins. now, this year, organizers tell me they're doing a 5 k instead of the 10 k they found people were a little too tired

after the 10 k, but now they want people to come back to the starting point after the walk and they'll have a dance party after that. and this event is a lot of history goes all the way back to 1987. it kept going even during the height of the hiv aids epidemic. and since it started aids walk, san francisco has raised close to 96 million dollars. that money has benefited dozens of organizations to help in the fight against hiv aids. here's what organizers had to say about the event. >> it's a way to celebrate the lives that lost and are still impacted. but we can come together. we can do what we can get some, you know, i think it was a bit of survivor's guilt for some of us that may differ through the first way. and this gives you something that tangible that you can do as gig in your small donation could be packaged with some other money and then we can do some big things in the city. >> here's a few numbers. according to the world health organization, 79 million people around the world have been infected with the hiv

virus. 36 million of those people have died because of it. and the latest numbers show that in 20 2680,000 people across the world died of hiv related illnesses. so stephanie, today organizers are going to be talking about how this event will help people who have been impacted by hiv aids. and as of right now, i just checked online. this event has already raised more than $700,000. and of course, they're still going to be raising money throughout the event. and this event starts right now. at 8.30. and then right after this, there will be a ceremony around 9.45 and after that, they will start walking around golden gate park. i'll send it back to you. incredible some there. thank you very much, camila for that live report. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. some good news for you as you hit the roads this morning. >> gas prices are slowly dropping. yes, you heard that right. they are slowly dropping the average. you can expect to pay here in the bay expect to pay here in the bay area.

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>> in the east bay, many gathered in oakland for a food festival celebrating a west african staple. the john locke festival kicked off on saturday festival. organizers say the rice dishes easy to cook but hard to perfect. wow. look at that. looks very delicious. whether you're from

senegal or cameroon, looks so good. everyone has their own version of it. yesterday's sold-out festival brush s from all over more than 500 people coming together to celebrate their love of this dish. >> which is a slight problem. it from the simple to get out. and, you know, wanted to get out year >> love the energy. now the winner of the festival. a nigerian inspired joe off tish, the festivals next stop is washington, d.c., at the end of the month. so unfortunately, if you weren't able to catch in the bay area this time, it's it's not around anymore, but maybe it will come back next year. they? >> maybe idea. open up a restaurant. maybe. that's a good along the way. there's an idea. got an idea, ok? here's

the breakdown for today. we've got about 88 going on at 1 o'clock and 4.91. >> we still a 90 or so tomorrow in some locations. but it's an 80 story for the 7 day forecast. i got more on your forecast coming up in a bit deeper.

>> welcome kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and live shot coming in from the golden gate bridge where this is usually the fog trap.

typically it's the one of the worst spots to see where going to see the fog, the most aggressive and it still covering a portions of the bridge, although not quite the intensity we saw yesterday. beautiful on the east bay shoreline. if you will got a nice light up going on there. blue skies as we go to this is what we have here. excessive heat warning los panos points to the south. this doesn't even affect sacramento valley going on today. and it doesn't affect the mountain range off to the east as much either because the monsoon is going bring up some cloud cover in flare up some isolated showers going on here now, the satellite pictures not necessarily real exciting, per se, but some leftover monsoon thunder showers you will see in place here. national weather service is also making a note that we make potentially into next week get some mid-level cloudiness, kind of an exhaust of all this monsoon drifting a potentially into the bay area. so maybe kind of pencil that. and if you're in the east bay a little bit, not going have any impact on our temperatures or conditions much in that way. but let's watch what happens

about the next 36 hours for today. daytime heating. there you go. this is the extent of the monsoon on balance. it looks like doesn't even make it into fresno. we're just does by tonight. tomorrow we have over that marine layer in the fog and so forth. yes, more daytime heating and there you have it. also in the mountains with a flare up of some showers and thunder showers. interesting here. this might be some of that leftover moisture in the mid layers of the atmosphere brushing off towards the bay area. little bit. 81 already, antioch, 72 conquered 70 for livermore east bay shoreline in the mid to lower 60 63 at the santa rosa. but still, 56, san francisco and 55 for half moon bay, 70, the high today for san francisco will do about 75 going on for oakland. 85 for san jose. although morgan, he'll probably be up above 90 today. 95 looks like for antioch, 91 conquered in livermore. we've got 95 also for santa rosa with only 70 for san francisco. coming up in a get a bit. we'll have, of course, your 4 zone forecast and check in at that extended by july standards. not too

bad. lots of 80's on their. stephanie. thanks very much, dave, for your health this morning. >> monkeypox cases on the rise in california. here's a look at the numbers for you. as of this week, the cdc reported 266 positive cases in our state. san francisco now showing the highest case count in the bay area recording 86 positive cases so far the virus appearing to disproportionately impact the community and vaccine supply is running low and happening tomorrow, one lgbtq group is planning to protest outside the san francisco office of the u.s. department of health and human services. joining me now to discuss is the co chair of the alice b toklas lgbtq democratic club. gary mccoy, thanks very much for joining live here this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> and so your group is behind the planned demonstration happening tomorrow. we just spoke with fail on the show as

well. hopefully you're able to see this video. if not, i'll describe it to. but we let's play this video that we also showed him. you know, we've been reporting all week people were waiting outside a san francisco general hospital for hours to get vaccinated. a lot of people getting turned away on the even for those who are trying to get an appointment having to wait in those long lines. what goes through your mind when you see images like this, when you hear aboul stories like this. >> i mean, this this just shows that, you know, while monkeypox is not exclusive to the lgbtq community and it is impacting us the most, especially right now, especially with a lack of access to adequate vaccine supply. and so i mean, these lines just show that our community is concerned and were scared. we're trying to take responsibility for health and for the health of those around us and, you know, it's hard to do that when, you know, the current distribution

of vaccines are equitable there's certainly an honor of a supply of them. we're also dealing with stigma around it because right now our community is the most impacted. and so these are all things that we're going to be, you know, demanding from health and human services tomorrow at noon, et. >> what is your message for federal health leaders in charge of vaccine distribution? >> first and foremost, it's it's increasing access. it's making sure that we have enough vaccine supply and distribution throughout the community. community-based community-based organizations able to distribute them in an equitable but also to ensure equity and making sure that we're including bisexual and other men who have with and workers transit. binary and ensuring that our bipoc community members arrest made may also be additionally, as i said earlier, fighting stigma, we need to balance the need for population specific messaging with non stigmatizing sex-positive

health, communication and public health response strategies. you know, there's a lot, you know, twitter can be toxic. but right now we're we're being blamed. for this. this crisis is emerging crisis in. and so we need more education. we need more support from our allies and we need them to be speaking up as well. >> have you had any conversations with our local and state lawmakers about vaccine distribution and how those conversations gun. >> we have we have a native. we're very carson, the nancy pelosi stepped up and been providing awareness to her district office on on what's going on and with various resources and what to look for. you know, state senator scott wiener and assemblymember matt haiti came forward very early on when when this started to that to be concerned and within the community supervisor rafael mandelman and supervisor dorsey. so these are all of our, you know, our community and allies that have been stepping up right away. you

know, we're working closely with a company called californba the harvey milk, the lgbtq democratic club, the san francisco aids foundation. you know, i think it's going to take unified effort it's going to it's going to take a strategy from our local state and federal agencies to make sure that we can. we can ensure that we're all being vaccinated. and and you know that we we don't transmit the virus that we don't get the virus. i mean, this is something that can put people out of work for, you know, to the 6 weeks. and i don't know who has to 6 weeks of paid leave. i >> and, know, we heard from sen wiener and assemblyman matt haney this week they're calling the governments federal risk of the federal government's response to monkeypox vaccine a public health crisis, a public health failure rather. is that something you agree with? >> i do agree. i mean, give this. this isn't something that we are scrambling to figure out how >> how to how treat. and we

have a we have a vaccine readily available. we have the infrastructure from the covid pandemic to to to get that out. and so i think, you know, the supply and distribution from hhs is is an abysmal failure. and it's something needs to be stepped up and stepped up now. i mean, we have we heard they sent out a shipment last week. it's not enough have have talked about putting out believe 2 and a half million doses by by the end of next year. we'll start seeing some of that at the end of this year. that's not fast enough. i mean, this this is this is it's really disappointing to to see how much effort went behind the covid pandemic and then to see the lack of effort around with the paras. you're referencing the 4100 vaccines that are expected to arrive in san francisco sometime next week. >> that's correct. and then what we do, which we knew that that windows are going. what do we do between that that period of time and, you know, months from now when we're expecting the next shipment. >> and to tie things up here,

what is your message for people in the bay area watching those who are concerned about monkeypox and concerned about whether or not they can get the vaccines that they're looking for. >> i mean, right now, the best we can do is is follow guidance from the department of public health. you can always go to their for the most most courage and update guidance which is constantly changing there is guidance from the cdc, although it severely lacking, which is something else we're going to be calling on them. to provide more information. and we're there tomorrow at hhs. >> all right. gary mccoy with the alice b toklas lgbtq democratic club. thank you so much for your time thhs morning.

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freeway. it once was no longer the limited access army base it used to be. but open place for all to enjoy. >> and as you saw, some entertainment was also on hand as well. the park officially opens to the public today with events planned for the whole family to enjoy throughout the summer. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the cleanup continues after multiple schools in richmond are vandalized. hear from school officials after the break.

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news kicking off this half hour now with a look at our forecast. dave sphar, the weather center with the very latest. just how long is the cold going to stick around for days? cool. we want this stuff that, you know, the cool is going to happen this step is going to be chilly, i guess for you going on, folks in the inland areas going to be seeing some 80's for this week ahead in mid july. that's a nice treat. yes, sfo is operating nicely. here could see aloha. look at that. we have bit of that fog bank that's really breaking up off to the distance. a really, showing you the >> hills to the background there. meanwhile, half moon bay still working here, coastal areas probably improving a little bit more quickly than we saw yesterday. winds. by the way, we do have them basically on shore that provides little insulation, not just from the heat, but also some of the monsoon that's going to try to sneak in here at the mid layers of the atmosphere that will just kind of change our blue skies a little bit and throw some

pace, the whiteness to at 81 going on for any act for right now. 72 for concord, 70, for livermore. we've got 60's covering the north bay. still green on the board there. that's the chill that somebody was talking about. 56, san francisco. 64 for hayward and the contrast a couple degrees ahead where we were this time from yesterday. still looking at some 90's on the board today will be about 90 is an average of about 4 o'clock 88 by 1 o'clock. however, we are looking for a little bit of an improvement into the week ahead. maybe we'll have to crank that ac as much for you. folks inland. but look at that extended forecast and your 4 zone in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much day. and the search continues for an oakley woman now missing for several months. >> on saturday, volunteers call combed at neighborhoods for evidence that could provide much-needed answers in the disappearance of alexis gabe kron four's gayle ong with the latest now on the search. >> volunteers brought metal detectors. sifted through

bushes and plants along live oak avenue in oakley saturday. >> it's crazy what looking to find. part of the cell phone debt belongs to the missing oakley woman. alexis gabe. she likes to take pictures all the time. just thousands and thousands of pictures on our >> or e-mails or text anything else that we can get a clean up is on standby right now. they're waiting. if we do find something they're going to come in or 2. >> to date, alexis's body has yet to be found. her father glenn says her iphone 11 screen protector was found in some bushes near oakley. police say alexis is ex-boyfriend. marshall jones is a prime suspect in her disappearance and likely murder. police say his dna was found on her screen. protector jones was killed during a confrontation with police in washington state last month in recent weeks, investigators released more clues. a handwritten note believed to be written by jones providing directions on where to dispose of alexis's body. i'm here to

support a family and going to somehow some back in oakley volunteers helping the family search for answers and get closure. just breaking my heart. a good girl. can down as a very loving family for any one of the missing this long and for marshall to be gone and no information from the family. this is very frustrating to police departments are helping the and you know, and the entire community here. it's it's awesome. >> that here to support and just pleading to anyone who has information to these. >> we just give us the information we need. >> and the city of oakley is offering $100,000 reward for any information leading to the whereabouts of alexis, gabe, reporting from oakley, gayle ong kron. 4 news >> new this morning, firefighters in oakland responded overnight to a car that crashed into a building.

>> take a look at these images from the scene. you can see damage all over the front of that. >> front end of the car. this happened around midnight near the intersection of 27th in san pablo. avenues in oakland. so far, no word on how on any injuries or how that car ended up on the curb and into that building. >> happening now in the south bay, a man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> after a large fight broke out in san jose. it happened on the 1700 block of story road around one 50 this morning. no suspect epdescription yet, but police say they will release more information throughout the day as it becomes available. and police make an arrest in connection to that bomb threat happening friday night at sfo. that threat forcing the international terminal to be evacuated for several hours. this is video from a viewer showing that evacuation scene that happened there. police detained and then arrested a man officers remove several suspicious packages from the terminal and they have not released the man's name but

say he is now behind bars at the san mateo county jail on 2 counts of reporting a false bomb threat. happening now, the san mateo county sheriff's office is looking for a man. >> who attacked someone at a caltrain station. it happened at the hillsdale station just before 3 yesterday afternoon when investigators arrived, they found the victim with a cut to his head and face the attacker took off before sheriff's deputies arrived. they searched the area but could not find him in the investigation is still underway in the north bay. a shooting in vallejo left a homeless man dead and a woman injured. it happened friday night at a homeless encampment on sacramento street. police finding both victims suffering from gunshot wounds. they were taken to the hospital where the man died. no word on the woman's condition this morning. police still trying to figure out what led up to this shooting and this morning we're learning more about 2 deadly crashes that happened on bay area freeways friday night and saturday morning we first told you about both of

these incidents yesterday right here on the kron. 4 morning news. turning first to that incident that happened in the east bay. we know one person died in that crash late friday night on highway 24 in orinda. the chp now saying a passenger fell out of a car and onto the road. he was hit and killed by another passing vehicle. the crash still under investigation and in the south bay to people now under arrest on dui charges after 2 women are hit and killed on highway one. 0, one. it happened near sunnyvale. we know a jeep and a toyota were involved in this crash. the passengers and drivers apparently stepped out of their cars and onto the roadway. and that's when a 3rd car slammed into the toyota. 2 women were hit both of them passed away. the driver of the 3rd car was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. the drivers of both the jeep and the toyota were arrested for dui. this crash is also still under investigation. happening tomorrow. at least one lgbtq group plans to

publicly demand a stronger response to the monkeypox outbreak. you heard from them earlier in our 9 o'clock hour, the alice b toklas democratic club is planning a protest outside the san francisco office of health and human services on monday, the biden administration has been responding to criticism that they need to do more. the city's health department has been running low on vaccines, but the state has gotten nearly 15,000 new doses, which will be distributed next week. and fire crews are gaining ground on the washburn fire burning in yosemite national park. that's grown to 4800 acres with 39% containment park officials say residents of a can return to their home starting today. mariposa grove containing the sequoia trees that a lot of people were concerned about that's going remain closed for now. the fire has been contained in the surrounding area of that sequoia groves, but officials are still asking people who do

not live in the area year-round to please wait several days to come back before planning another trip to yosemite and crews continue to make progress on the marsh fire in pittsburgh. firefighters now flooding the area to put out the flames burning in difficult to reach areas. as you can see on your screen there. fire officials estimate they will need millions more gallons of water to attack the fire for another week. meantime, the full smoke from the fire impacting air quality in the east bay and now health officials have extended an air quality advisory for eastern contra costa county through monday. kron 4 spoke with aaron richardson from the bay area, air quality management district. and he says people should take precautions, especially in the overnight hours. >> well, the first thing would be to just make sure you keep the windows closed overnight. then if you do have an air purifier run, if you have air conditioning, so don't recirculate to keep outside air out. if you're driving at night, you can also send your conditioning recirculate.

those would be the main things overnight. >> air quality officials add there is a good chance the air quality advisory could be extended. >> beyond tomorrow. so stay tuned to kron. 4 news for an update on that. >> and like many others in the country right now, you may be looking to book your summer getaway. but as ryan bass reports, soaring inflation and staffing struggles among airlines are not making things easy. >> summer vacation is getting pretty expensive. airline tickets are surging. hotels cost a pretty penny, even filling up your gas tank for a road trip. he's been painful. eager travelers are shouldering the cost of record inflation. your best bet and cheapest option for a summer getaway. might actually be boarding. one of these people want to go away. and now, you know, with the the summer are upon us, people are making plans stone for the the caribbean and next they want to go to europe. they want to go to alaska and other ships for their cruises are back and companies are doing whatever

they can to get passengers. >> on ships, offering incentives and cheap deals to take you to soak in that relaxing getaway. many cruise lines are setting sail for under $100 a day and vacationers have taken notice, according to stuart. sure, on the people that were on the fence, you know, let's say first, timers are novice there are now roads and now we're seeing more and more families getting ready to to hit the high seas to various destinations as well. the online site crews sheet which aggregates cheap prices. liz 52 ceilings available for less than 60 bucks a day between now and september. and that includes port fees and taxes. chris critic, an online travel company of trip advisor's. >> should bookings increased in june more than 60% from the same month in 2021. this time last year, the cruise industry was still trying to recover from the covid-19 pandemic. and travelers had to battle frequent safety restrictions. but in the last few months with the cdc dropping its health notice for cruise travel and its protocols and eased up most cruise ship fleet are fully back in service. some companies like holland, america allow guests

to cancel for any reason. up to 30 days before trip and get a future cruise credit offering some peace of mind to those who are ready to set sail once again. post-pandemic a lot has been learned since the shutdown in march of 20. >> and the cruise lines have worked very hard to be able to continue to make the the experience safe. but enjoyable. >> that was ryan bass reporting for us this morning. for your money this morning. gas prices continue to drop across the country. yep. you heard that right? they are dropping according to triple a the nationwide average for a gallon of regular is now $4. and $0.53. that's down nearly $0.50 from a month ago. of course, here in california, we're paying much more. but the prices are still on the decline. the state average is down $0.53 from its all-time high. just one month ago and here in the bay area, the price drop even more significant, for example, in san francisco, the average price for a gallon of regular is $5.97. that is a $0.61 drop

from this day last month. san jose and oakland also seeing similar drops over the last month in santa rosa. the price of gas dropping $0.67 the most expensive gas in the bay area. still in napa, the average price for a gallon of regular there will cost you $6.11. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. what a restaurant by any other name. not be just as tasty. >> sounds intriguing. we'll check out the new san francisco institution with a new name and a new chef. >> still looking at 90's across the board as we look inland to the middle 90's for antioch and also up to santa rosa. but still some 80's e

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>> from copying and pasting text and videos to customizing your lock screen. those are some of the new features you can expect for the new ios 16 update. rich demero taking a closer look for us in today's tech smart. >> ios 16 launches in the fall and it brings a whole bunch of new features to the iphone. but if you're brave enough, you can install it right now to help apple test out the software and see the new features for yourself. >> ios 16 launches in the fall, but users can install the public beta software on phones right now. now be

warned. apple is still putting the finishing touches on for us. there could be bugs and errors. i would not recommend installing it on your daily iphone. we installed it on a test device to check out new features like the customizable lock screen. you can now choose the font style and color and add widgets for bits of information. at a glance you can even have multiple lock screens and swipe between them. there's a og lock screen and another that changes with the weather notifications are in a different place at the bottom of the screen. there are big changes to i message you can send a message, then use the option to end it. what you sent or you can completely an send a message. you have 15 minutes deleted. messages are now in a folder where you can get them back for 30 days. ios 16 can now detect text in videos when you pause them. you can copy and paste. click, weblinks port happens. you are coats. let's go to the circus tonight. voice and typing are

now combined for easier composition. this might be one of the coolest new features in ios 16, something that used to take a lesson in photoshop to accomplish tapped to lift the subject off its background, then dragged into another app. it's so fun. i'm sure you'll find plenty of uses for it. now playing with all these new features first is really fun. but once again, i do not recommend that you install the public beta of ios 16, unless you have a secondary device or you really know what you're doing. >> all right. if i learn more, you can go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> and dave spahr here now with our weather forecast. you know, did any of those features really stand out like the modi's? that's all you like? you know, i love design. okay. you're not as much of a fan for that, but you do back on stuff. yes, i do. use of the techs. it's a great way to express yourself use the wallpaper. why not? i mean, just, you know today put that

in today face that we go put that you have a favorite emoji. yeah. i like the sunglasses and the smile because we've got lots of sunshine today for a perfect. tell us san jose state about the blue skies going on there to maybe shipwreck weigh-ins on there to maybe what we've got going on in pretty clear blue skies. as you can see there, no delays happening this morning headed up to tahoe. we are. >> lots of sunshine, mid 80's. a little addendum here. some of the monsoon moisture might sneak up there in the mid layers of the atmosphere. give some pasty white skies a little bit in the afternoon. 81 for antioch, 72 conquered 70 for livermore east bay shoreline. mid-sixties got 63 for santa rosa. 67 san jose. these reduced numbers because it's right now, of course, warming up later today. meanwhile, here's us. tell. this is a hurricane. but the good news is staying away from land. some of thgt moisture is going to be thrown up to the 4 corner states. the monsoon territory where the the kind of the cornerstone of all of that is so throughout the week ahead, it will pull say with

daytime heating, some of this drifting up to the bay. but our relief will be these fronts coming from the northwest and that will kind of clean out our atmosphere a little bit. also is helping reduce our temperatures for the week ahead, too. keeping them into the 80's for much of the week. 4 zone forecast for the sunday will do 70 for san francisco. got those 60's there covering the coast. meanwhile, the bayside 76 for burlingame. we'll get some lower 80's down to the south. now we have a heat spike. you see these will be around 90 or so in the south bay. we've got 85 san jose morgan hill, though, to 93 still kind of his usual 90 scout host. 85 for cupertino. we've got about 80 ish to the southern end of the east bay shoreline. livermore valley. 91 89 walnut creek, 88 for danville, 91 for concord. see, still pumping. but, you know, not as aggressively maybe as we get this heat spike. 72 for berkeley, the vacaville, 98 88 for napa. and 95 for santa rosa. but the bottom line is we're improving inland. check out the numbers 90 per for

tomorrow. still valley heat with us. but it's the 80's as we go into the rest of the week. 70's cover us of the bay and at the coast. let's keep them in the 60's. there. stephanie, thanks very much. >> and a 5th school has been vandalized in richmond and 4. others were broken into in damage last week. officials say the vandals also hit highland elementary school, but it's unclear what the extent of the damage is. on employees volunteered to clean up lincoln elementary officials say out of the 5 schools the vandals did the most damage there. they found broken furniture. computers tossed from the second floor of the first and school materials torn apart. the principal has been surveying this damage in his writing down a list of all those items that were destroyed. >> we put a lot of time into our home here in lincoln. >> so it was sad. and and my biggest thing that i kept thinking of is we can't have our student cbs. so what are we going to do to get this ready before august 16, the first day of school. so you

know, we're going back to the lincoln that they'll know >> the superintendent says the district will have to take money out of their general fund to replace everything that was vandalized. school starts on august. 16th, the president and a rather the principal and the superintendent say they will be ready to open the schools stores on time. but no word on who could have been behind all that destruction. there. a longtime staple of chinatown is gone. but what's old is new again, we're talking about empress of china, a restaurant that's got a new name, a new chef and a whole new vibe kron four's. vicki liviakis takes us there on this morning's dine. and dish. >> from the street, you'd hardly know anything. he's changed up there. and boy has it. original in-person china was a favorite of san francisco's around for some 50 years. >> closed up. a lot of people were sad about that but impressed by move has taken its place.

>> welcome everybody walk in. we did by our host shawn and immediately see a refresh to elegant, new and improved impressed by boom. but we have hopefully brought it back to its glory days. james, the general manager says since opening in 2021 and first by boone has recognized by michelin guide is one of the best chinese restaurants in the city with killer views and we're absolutely for to that step. he's bringing his cantonese inspired to us here in chinatown, meet chef coach, even boom of hong kong. he's a celebrity of sorts here with international crashed. >> people say i i do to more than the kids in the schools in, you but you can see the snow. you see the beach and, you know, this is worship. boone makes his modern cantonese dishes like i he's fast and house may trim dim sum or the sweet chili lobster. >> i hope people like it, you know, and they do love it. it's tough to get a reservation. i was service.

>> excellent. the food is next. and in a way that not always order dishes from the cozy lounge or the bars soak up the views and sip on cocktails created by at the bark. and so that's the case you are right there. here's to campers by boone, real boon to chinatown. >> in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. looks really good. and as we head to break, you're looking for something to do this weekend. check out the hot summer sun day car show and danville. >> kicks off at 10 this morning on hartz avenue. just a few minutes here. you can enjoy classic cars, food and even live music have fun.

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>> welcome back. with some new emoji's are being submitted for final approval. check these out. if you've ever wanted to high-five someone in your techs, you might be in luck. you can see that pushing hand motion on the short list there. yep. yep. the 2 hands kind of, you know, coming together. there's also a pink heart and some additional animals among others of the emoji's are all submitted for approval to the party. got code a consortium. there's a lobster. i'm not sure if that's new. that's old. the consortium is a nonprofit that oversees global emo g standards, says yeah. so final approval is set to take place in september with the rollout in software updates in late 2020 into early 2023. so we

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