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this mixes out pretty quickly for most of the bay. i think that it's going to go problematic, though, along the coast might see some of those clouds kind of linger around. hang around a little bit and we'll see more of that tomorrow. here comes back tonight and agree to tomorrow morning's will have a lot of fog issues in the very early morning hours. temperatures are mostly in the 50's. 51 santa rosa mid-fifties along the east bay shoreline. 62 for can give you a quick comparison here were trailing a little bit out to the east bay, but don't worry, we'll catch up very nicely this afternoon. the monsoon is still churning in the 4 corner states, but it's staying pretty far from home. a look at the breakdown for you today. 75 by to 86. not bad for july. it looks like through the weekend. a nice warm summertime weekend. more on your forecast in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. new this morning. police in san jose now investigating another deadly car crash. this is the 38th fatal collision of the year. so far. >> now this happened just before midnight near the intersection of brigadoon way

born road. police say a car crashed into a light pole. they have not said if drugs or alcohol were a factor here. so far this year in san jose, at least 40 people have died in traffic accidents. also in the south bay, a pilot is recovering from serious injuries this morning after a small plane crashes near the reid-hillview airport. this is in the area call avenue and carl street. the crash happening around 7.15, yesterday evening. the pilot was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police tweeting out an update late last night that the man is now in stable condition. >> his name has not yet been released. the faa and the national transportation safety board. >> now assisting with the investigation. and union city police make a break in a decade's old cold murder case with the help of new dna evidence, police arrested. 76 year-old james ray kerry of fairfield this week. police believe he's responsible for the deaths of 2 women. the

first murder happening in 1980, in union city. the second in 1996 in that case, the woman's body was found in some bushes along interstate 7.80, in vallejo. gary is also accused of a crime in 2021. in solano county, police say new dna evidence taken earlier this month helped investigators link kerry to all 3 crimes. >> from 1980, to 1996 in which, you know, between the 2 crimes and then from 1996, to 2021. you know, we have some time in which. you know, the same suspect could have committed other crimes that have gone unsolved. >> gary is now being held in solano county jail without bail. additional charges are expected for the 1980, homicide in union city. robberies of expensive watches are on the rise in san francisco. the police department says armed thieves are targeting people wearing

watches worth 10's of thousands of dollars. rolex among the brand's targeted by the thieves. in addition to increasing patrols, sfpd recommends covering up any valuables you might have on you while you're out adding that if you are attacked, please do not chase the suspects. >> and since they suspects point firearms at the victim's noah watch can be replaced. but people's lives can. >> these incidents are happening locally and across our state on monday night robbers stole a rolex from a man at gunpoint in walnut creek. and earlier this month, another man reported his $40,000 watch stolen by armed robbers outside a trader joe's in danville. developing news. a new wildfire sparked just outside of yosemite national park, forcing evacuations. the oak fire began yesterday afternoon. it's burned over 4300 acres so far. this is

southwest of the park near mid pines in mariposa county, part of highway one. 40 is closed. no. so far no structures have burned. efforts continue this morning to contain this fast growing fire. happening tomorrow, the san francisco marathon returns with thousands of runners expected to make the trip from the embarcadero to sausalito him back this year. organizers are calling a bigger and more inclusive than ever before the race on sunday expected to be the first marathon in california to have a non-binary division. there will also be a special program for runners with disabilities. 25,000 runners registered for this year's event. you can expect road closures on sunday, including the embarcadero, which will be closed from midnight sunday morning until 3 sunday afternoon sidewalks on the golden gate bridge will also be closed for part of the morning. some muni lines will also be impacted. and for more on the road closures happening in your neighborhood, just head over to our website. kron 4 dot com. and happening

today. if you're in the you can expect more traffic on highway. 37. and that's because of a major drag racing event at sonoma raceway this weekend. kron 4 s camila barco live there for us now this morning with a closer look at what people can expect taking the la. >> good morning, stephanie. it is a beautiful day here at sonoma raceway with me. i have josh patchett the scene. our senior pr manager at any age a big day here at sonoma raceway. you guys got started yesterday. tell me what today is going to entail. >> so today we've got 2 more days of qualifying the final day of qualifying 2 sessions today here at sonoma and a wonderful place get the tracker right now behind us. full day of racing, a beautiful skies, sunny day. so it's going to be a terrific day or so. >> at sonoma raceway, we've had nascar races here. we're going to have a drag race here today to talk a little bit about what drag racing entails is a little different than ask our yes. all these turns here

at nascar, >> we don't have any any turns. their nature start to finish one straight line, a quarter mile. they start at the starting first of the finish line said you'll see car's going 330 miles an hour today. >> 0 to a quarter mile and 3.6 seconds. so it's a an unbelievable sight. something you never witnessed before. if you've never been out here and it's something totally to the sport. 330 miles per hours. the cars 330 we i think are 35 miles an hour last night. the fastest runner nature. it and injury history was sent here. >> say 4 years ago, almost 340 miles an hour. it's a perfect track at sea level, but there's great. so it's it's just a wonderful place for we might see a new record here today. let's see where i'm at it. one more question for the people who want to come out here today. let's talk about to get to what time the race starts. so today we've got pro qualifying at noon and you'll

see pro stock percent motorcycle, funny car. it's a feel. >> when current off your the fast, once the flames, the 330 miles an hour or so come out of kids 12 and under are free and what's unique about the nature areas. every tickets up it passed. so get to keep you watching track of anything right over there and the pets. watch him. work on the cars, get autographs. we can kind of small that night row when they start up tore up the car. so it's all your census. a wonderful time. >> great day to spend a saturday here, stephanie, at sonoma raceway. a lot of people can still come out here and enjoy the drag racing throughout the morning. we'll be talking to other people participating in this race. but for now, i'll send it back to you. yeah, really exciting stuff, camila and maybe we will see some new records broken and set today. >> thanks so much. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a monkey pox vaccine policies are changing. why experts are going against traditional medical advice. plus, a judge makes a decision in the fate of an east bay

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act if passed would legalize marijuana by removing the drug from the controlled substances act, allowing states to make their own laws with regards to cannabis, a growing number of states including california, have already enacted their own weed growth and sales laws. the bill would also clear the criminal records for people convicted of nonviolent marijuana related offenses right now does not look like the bill has enough support to pass in the senate, though. >> all right. going to a warm summer day. still with us. here is those inland temperatures start sailing. we're looking for those upper 80's, but a couple 90's popping in the no

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a lot. it's all sunny and all. but that has to mix out. and that may be a little problematic for parts of san francisco may be open to and at the coast, it might be a little sluggish to lift that. that's giving the same case for tomorrow. but here's the golden gate for you to start things off right there. meanwhile, sfo, no delays but a nice bank of fog and clouds off to the distance covering up. >> as you can see, the hills there. meanwhile, our monsoon continues to churn in the 4 corner states, but it's not making the progress thus far towards the north on balance. we're going to stay mostly sunny. it looks like not just for today tomorrow, but really into much of next week. but let's get back to that lower level moisture that we're referring to again, mixing out pretty nicely. looks a little stubborn here along the coast. san francisco, oakland, although most of the bay will open up nice and sunny, like and of course, it comes back again. notice over my shoulder. you don't see the flaring up of those afternoon. showers and thunder showers in the mountains. this is what goes on tomorrow morning and again, that will mix out could get some coastal drizzle with all of that. can't rule it out. perhaps. alright,

temperatures for you right now. we've got 65 antioch mid-fifties off to the east bay. same deal. one, the east bay shoreline, north bay about 51 santa rosa. 54 livermore in 57 for san jose. back to this fog. now they're mixes out again kind problematic there around the golden gate, a little bit around open but comes back real quick this evening. circa club, some of the star gazing and then you can see it covers all those inland valleys, really handsomely by dawn tomorrow morning. all right. our general program is one of this week bay fog. scattered clouds left over again. that problem areas. san francisco line to oakland, 70's for the bay, though, near in about 90 going on in lynn, you're going to notice that most of the hotter temperatures going to the east bay, not so much the valleys up in the north bay. santa rosa is not pop high today. a touch warmer along the code with coastal clouds, touch warmer for tomorrow. lower 90's, working here and more geography will be involved the next week early bay, fog and clouds warm inland. reason that we're kind of buys only because we'll see quite a bit of upper 80's in for july. not

too bad here again for today. we'll go with about 63 san francisco. got the morning fog. scattered clouds. got to keep that in the forecast. same thing for oakland at 70 to 83, mostly sunny and warm covering san jose. back to the big temperature map here. lower 90's. you can see over the east bay hills in those valleys in the east bay, north bay, not quite as much lower 80's here. 86 meanwhile for santa rosa in the bay, not bad in the 60's and 70's. we'll have your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit long extended. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> san francisco city officials are asking for your help deciding on a new trash can design. now the city is replacing the current green renaissance trash can model that's been on city streets since 1993, the bins are costly to maintain, according to people behind the project and are apparently easy to break into causing trash to spill out onto city streets. 6 new models are now being tested throughout the city. they include 3 custom design models that some critics say are simply too expensive. now

we're about to give you a glimpse of what those proposals are. now. the designs also include one modeled after the bear resistant cans at many state and national parks. and if you'd like to weigh in on this decision, there is a link to the survey on our website. there's a look at one of the proposed a new models, their trash cans and there it is. again, different perspective. there. but to get more information about this can be found on our website. kron 4 dot com. in the east bay, the clearing of wood street homeless encampment is on pause after an emotional hearing on friday as kron four's terisa stasio explains. some officials still say that area is too dangerous for anyone to be living there. >> and not just for myself but other people out here they will lose everything. john, a resident at the wood encampments recovering from an illness. >> spoke from his hospital room at a hearing friday addressing the plan to shutter the wood street encampment on

caltrans property. stay at these places because they feel safe there. nearly 200 people have called the site home for several years. with problems on july. 12th, a large fire sent a huge plume of smoke into the sky, temporarily shutting down freeways. >> and threatening a nearby water treatment plant that contains highly explosive materials average. that's one flyer if we. >> every 3.7 days. >> state county and city officials say in the last 2 years there has been nearly 200 fires on the site. they say the in camp and must be cleared for the safety of everyone. the cleanup was supposed to happen this week, but residents sued and a federal judge agreed putting a stop to the process for now following friday's hearing, governor gavin newsom issued this statement. today's decision by the court will delay caltrans critical work and endanger the public. our roadways and highways are no

place for individuals to live. and this encampment is risking public health and safety and quote, the governor mentioned how oakland has received 4.7 million to help with wood street. but city officials say that they don't have the capacity to house all residents and that it is a regional issue as well. in the end, the judge appointed a person to help figure out a plan upping a >> for what? now? the process. >> removal of people from wood could a curve, right? that's going to eventually. i think the the residents should be aware of that. and i think it's going to happen sooner rather than later because of the danger. >> to recess stasio kron. 4 news. in a statement. oakland spokesperson karen boyd shared

quote, itwell, the city does no have jurisdictional authority to clear or manage encampments on land owned by other agencies, including caltrans. our interest is in seeing that people affected by closures are housed and supported by services. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. >> governor newsom signs a controversial gun bill. hear why he says there's no way the supreme court could overturn it. and as we go to break, if you're looking for r mething to do this weekend, check this out. there is the 20th annual are in sole oakland festival. this happening at noon at frank ogawa plaza at 14th street and broadway. you can expect live music, food and locally made wines and beers sounds tasty. it is free to attend.

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to the kron. 4 morning news. start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr now in the weather center with the very latest on what we can expect this morning. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and that promise. fog is also appearing with kind situation at half moon bay, as you can see. so these overcast skies will break up a little bit by the afternoon. >> but we still may be left with some scattered clouds for the day today. also, nice will bank of fog you're up against the hills, an sfo, although we're getting new reports of no delays there, winds right now. they are on shore. you will notice most arrows coming in from the west providing nice relief and also that fog that we're getting this morning and we'll see you again for tomorrow. temperatures are mostly in the 50's over most of the those 65 for 57 coming in for san jose? our plan in the day is lots of sunshine going on the inland high temperatures will be in the 80's but will pop some lower 90's, particularly in the east bay, not so much in the north bay for today. look

at your forecast. include that 4 zone and extended coming up in just a little bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> a jury rules the 2021 shooting of a homeless man by contra costa county sheriff's deputy, a homicide as kron four's. dan kerman reports it's now up to the da to decide whether to file criminal charges against the former officer. >> had a coroner's inquest into the death of 32 year-old tyrell wilson. a jury has determined he died at the hands of another person and it was not an accident. it is. >> a case where the option created this reduced and the confrontation and use deadly force when they need to. to me, that's in the mass slaughter 7 agreement. wilson who suffered from mental health issues was shot and killed on march 13th of last year. >> by andrew hall, who was the contra costa county sheriff's deputy at the time hall is now serving a prison sentence for killing another man while on the job in 2018, the encounter was captured on video and despite the fact that wilson had a knife in his hand, family attorney john burris

says the video shows the officer cross the line with other mason. >> and non forceful activity that could have been taken not to make sure that this was a non-confrontational of that and would not be did now. burris and wilson's family are hopeful contra costa county's district attorney. we'll file criminal charges against the former looking for no nothing less than manslaughter. >> and because it did not have that happen that way. >> the da's goal is to issue a report in the shooting 90 days after the inquest is completed. that report will detail what if any charges will be filed. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> we're learning more about the first cases of monkeypox found in young children this week. the cdc says a california toddler is one of 2 kids who tested positive with the virus. they're not saying where the child in california is from at the moment. the

other child tested positive in washington, d.c., health officials say both kids are in good health. they are investigating how the children caught the disease in the first place, but they believe it was through household transmission. monkeypox continues to spread since it was first detected in late may. there are now more than 2500 cases across the u.s. here in california. the cdc detected 356 positive cases and 197 of those are in the san francisco county. meantime, santa santa clara county is now reporting. 23 total cases. san francisco department of public health announced changes to its vaccine distribution policy. this coming as monkeypox cases continue to climb. kron four's rob nesbitt explains. >> before friday, every time someone got their first in shot, a second dose was set aside for them to get 28 days later. that won't be the case. moving forward by friday. the long wait times that monkeypox

vaccine site seemed to improve. but the wait list for shots at the magnet. health clinic hasn't stopped have over 5,000 individuals in the queue who we have deemed eligible for vaccination by are awaiting enough supply here in the area. san francisco aids foundation ceo doctor tyler trim your says the clinic received 200 doses of the vaccine this week. 200 doses in comparison to are over 5,000 person. waitlist is not going by doctor peter chin-hong ucsf says one way to solve the vaccine. supply issue is by doling out the second doses that are sitting and waiting to those who have yet to receive their first dose in the san francisco department of public health agrees announcing a deferment of second doses to provide vaccines to more at-risk populations. say if you are able to just >> for shots, that means all of a sudden all these people had. >> appointments to get their day. 28 shot. we'll have that the freight and that doubles the amount of people you can

treat. he says the second dose acts as a booster and some research questions if it's needed at all, describing the rise in cases as the tip of the iceberg. i still think we're in the middle rising very quickly. so we we may see many, many more cases and the next few weeks before it starts to come down again at magnet. more than 50 people with symptoms have been tested for monkeypox, according to doctor trim near the majority of those tests came back as positive. only adding to the argument that more vaccines are needed to prevent continued spread. we're also having to make difficult decisions with a very limited amount of supply while the spread in communities like san francisco just continues to be so vast. >> the san francisco department of public health will send out notifications when enough vaccine supplies available to offer second doses. they say the second dose will still be effective even if it's given after the minimal interval of 4 weeks. reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the new mental health emergency number 9, 8, 8, is

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88 by monday, tuesday. 86 keeping it sunny to mostly sunny skies. no intrusion of some thunder shower activity. by the way, mid-fifties line at the east bay shoreline. for now much the same of the east bay hills. we haven't had much time for warming all those 65 or antioch, lower 50's cover the north bay to 52. meanwhile, 4 san francisco and back to that wider view, too. if you watch kind of the spine of the mountains right here, you see that the monsoon doesn't venture that far out to our area at all a little bit. looks like out of the south, but it stays in the 4 corner states and we're going to warm up a little bit into next week, but it's going to be kind about the warm-up as we have some upper 80's working there, too. so in love when you're talking upper 80's in july, that's a nice little treat here, too. take away from park or summer. 63 san francisco again, keeping some scattered clouds in the city a little bit and off to oakland to the coast. same kind of deal here. lower 60's will keep those highs for the most part. but again, the clouds and the fog will be a little slow to pick up here. 72 for

burn again. heading to the southeast are most in the in the 80's, although 78 for palo alto. 75 from mountain view. little reduced here down to the south bay. we've got the lower 80's hanging around. not too bad for july here. 89 for morgan hill, 82 cupertino, east bay shoreline, upper 70's but popping a couple 90's there over the east bay hills with 91 livermore tri valley. you're coming in around. 91. also, danville, walnut creek, 92 concord, around kirk in a straight 68 for berkeley. the les, what a cool. 68. you know, onshore winds with the air conditioner on here. 87 for fairfield, napa. 83 notice we've got 80's up in the north bay. 86 meanwhile for santa rose with petaluma at 81. so we do see the 90's kind of poke up and down here through the week ahead. 95 tomorrow, drop down about 90 on tuesday. 89 for wednesday and most of the bay temperatures will be kept into the 70's while we see 60's hugging the coast. stephanie, thanks very much. dave.

>> when booking a cruise, there's a long list of things travelers often from lying in the sunshine to overindulging at the buffet. that is me. but if you book at the right trip, you can also learn a great deal as well. joining us now is calling for a travel expert dinner m in with more on what some great tips on educational opportunities when we travel. good morning to you. >> good morning, deb. there's a lot of them out there. and this morning we're going to talk about the great lakes and cruising to the great lakes in the united states and canada. and it's a relatively new concept being offered by a handful of cruise lines, including biking. now they have their newest expedition ship act hand it spends its winters and where to catch and then it comes to the great lakes for the summer. now the great lakes might not strike most people as a cruise destination. it certainly doesn't fit what most consider the typical mold for cruising destination. the sailing i was on started in milwaukee. it

ended and thundered a thunder bay, canada, but days are spent like miss on the water. kayaking touring on a zodiac boat. this isn't a vacation. if you're the person who wants to do a lot of shopping, this isn't for you. you aren't going to have a whole lot of opportunity to do that. it's focused on the outdoors. and when you do have the opportunity to go ashore, it's really first more opportunities like this like climbing an old fire tower to take in stellar views or for hiking to get. >> panorama is and the views you have are still are the opportunities to get outside are great. if you're an outdoor enthusiasts, this is right up your alley. you're going to love it. but truthfully, the wow factor of the sailing like this of this ship really comes down to science. and i know that's going to sound odd. qantas has a team of scientists that live

on board time and they want guests to get involved. so these microscopes guests are encouraged to man them. they can analyze water samples from microplastics. there's a resident or fallen just on board instead of handing photos of birds. he has life-size models of birds made out of felt. so, you know exactly what you're loiking for when you see it in the water or from the side of the ship. if you are a weather person, if you like weather, if you get up early, you have a real treat in store. the ship also served as a weather balloon launch station for the u.s. national weather service. now thanks to a partnership with know what, it's the only civilian ship equipped to do this. the weather balloons go up. they have a small transmitter attached and within minutes, guests are able to watch the information like temperature, humidity, wind speed transmit in real time. and this is information that actively used to help

shape computer forecast models by meteorologist like a around the world of the 378 guests on 70 or so turned out for a seven-day 07:00am launch. that's pretty good numbers considering the early start and that timing is necessary because there is a window where these balloons watt, they launched simultaneously around the world. but something that most people would never get the opportunity to see if you're not in the early morning riser. don't worry the ship's hangar is chalk full of high-tech toys that essentially do double duty throughout the day. there's a fleet of zuni there are kayaks. there are still operational votes on board. there's also a pair of yellow submarines and interesting guests can sign up go below the surface just like they would sign up to go paddling on a kayak. the great lakes.

incredibly striking from above down below. it's a little bit of a different story. it is pretty, but it is like what you would think of as a caribbean destination or anything like that. you're not going to see a lot of fish, but just having the opportunity to be on a submarine going down below. it's really part of the experience involved now during the winter. if you are sailing on the ship in the story changes a little bit when the submarines were in the water last winter, they spotted this really rare jellyfish that can be about 30 feet in size to a jellyfish that's only been i- spotted about 100 times ever. so the long-term possibility for discovery learning education. it's really kind of an amazing experience for the typical gas. there's more to it than lying in the sunshine and hanging at the buffet. absolutely. and it sounds like they're just so many different

options and different ways for people to really get involved. >> i'm physically and with an end to really pick up and absorbed knowledge about their surroundings of the different places that they're going to be going to. >> i quite a quick question for you is, you are these did you find any of the activities to be very physically a for those who might be a little bit older, but still want to get on the water. >> probably the most. i mean, if if you are not of polls, avid hiker, obviously you're going to judge the hikes that you take when you go ensure. probably the most concerning that i found for most people was the submarine because as you saw in the footage there, you have to load onto the submarine at the surface of the water from a zodiac boat. so depending on what the conditions of the seas are, that can be a little challenging. that said, i think the submarine can hold up to 6 guests. most of the guests when i went on were in their late 60's 70's. there

was even one early, 80 year-old there, our crew and staff to help you just need to comfortable with your footing. and there are plenty of things to hold on to. so when they tell you, hold on, but i would say that's probably the most strenuous that you're going to have is getting onto the submarine. okay. got in last quick question here for you is some, you know, any covid requirements. i knoc that folks, especially in the more at risk groups, they want to travel. but the cove is always a concern. sure. absolutely. you have to be fully vaccinated to get on board and they're going to ask that you covid test before you come on. masks are not required, but really, really strongly encouraged. that said what i would tell anyone when they're thinking about traveling anywhere. they're going to check before you leave home things change constantly. so the better prepared you are the more enjoyable your vacation will be. all right, whatever prom travel expert, dana redmond, thank you so much for your time this morning. >> thanks, stephanie. alway

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>> from the 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 lin. >> it's saturday, july 23rd. happy saturday to you. we have a lot to get it for you this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather, of course, with dave sphar. good morning, dave. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. fog for

the bay is what we're dealing with to the golden gate bridge as you will notice. all the towers covered up right now at this hour as a foe. >> no delays happening this morning. but still that bank of fog is hanging off towards the hills in the distance. we're going to this whole thing again. it looks like tomorrow morning as well. fog mixes out of 4 today, although it may linger at the coast a little bit in terms of some scattered clouds and so forth. coming back pretty early around. san francisco and oakland tonight and greeting us tomorrow morning as well. temperature check for you. most readings are in the 50's. in fact, both of the coast bay and even a little inland to antioch. the outline are at 65 for comparison sake, were trailing a little bit in some locations in the east bay and the bottle also trailing about 2 degrees, too, as well. so for today, lots of sunshine. temperatures will probably top off in about 90 or so. we look to see the same thing for sunday monday order into next week. it's going to be teetering a little bit for those inland numbers between 90 some of the upper 80's, some of the lower 90's. and by july standards, not quite a heat. spike looks like it's holding off until the end of the week. when things start to

warm up, stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> new this morning, police in san jose now investigating another deadly car crash. this is the 38th fatal collision of the year. so far this happening just before midnight near the intersection of brigadoon way in a board wrote, police say a car crashed into a light pole. they have not set of drugs or alcohol were a factor in this so far this year in san jose, at least 40 people have died in traffic accidents. also in the south pilot is recovering from serious injuries this morning after a small plane crashed near the reid-hillview airport. that's in the area call avenue and carl street. this crash happened around 7.15, yesterday evening. the pilot taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police tweeting out an update last night that the man is now in stable condition. his name has not yet been released. the faa and the national transportation safety board are assisting with the investigation. the

plane still on the streets this morning and our camila barco is on her way to the scene to get the latest details into this investigation. city police make a break in a decade's old cold murder case with the help of new dna evidence police arrested. 76 year-old james ray gary of fairfield this week. officers believe he's responsible for the deaths of 2 women. the first murder happening in 1980, in union city. the second in 1996 in that case, the woman's body was found in some bushes along interstate 7.80, in vallejo. gary is also accused of a crime in 2021. in solano county, police say new dna evidence taken earlier this month helped investigators link kerry to all 3 crimes. >> there was a span from 1980, to 1996 in which, you know, between the 2 crimes and then from 1996, to 2021. you know, we have some time in which.

you know, the same suspect could committed other crimes that have gotten salts. >> and gary is now being held in solano county jail without bail. additional charges are expected for the 1980, homicide in union city. robberies of expensive watches are on the rise in san francisco. the police department says armed thieves are targeting people wearing watches worth 10's of thousands of dollars. rolex among the brand's targeted by the robbers. in addition to increasing patrols, sfpd recommends covering up any valuables you might have on you while you're outdoors. adding that if you are attacked. do not chase the suspects. >> incidents they suspects point firearms at the victim's noah watch can be replaced. but people's lives camp. >> these incidents are happening locally and across our state on monday night robbers stole a rolex from a man at gunpoint in walnut

creek. and earlier this month, another man reported his $40,000 watch stolen by armed robbers outside a trader joe's in danville. developing news, a new wildfire sparked just outside of yosemite national park. forcing evacuations. just look at all that smoke of don't want up into the air. there. the oak fire began yesterday afternoon. it's burned over 4300 acres so far. this is a fast growing fire. this is southwest of the park near mid pines in mariposa county. part of highway one 40 is now closed. so far, no word of any structures burned efforts to continue this morning to contain this growing fire in the east bay, the clearing of the wood street homeless encampment is on pause after an emotional hearing on friday. but as kron four's terisa stasio explains, some officials say that area is too dangerous for anyone to be living there. >> i just think not just for myself but other people out

here they will lose everything. john, a resident at the wood encampments recovering from an illness. >> spoke from his hospital room at a hearing friday addressing the plan to shutter the wood street encampment on caltrans property. stay at these places because they feel safe. there are nearly 200 people have called the site home for several years. >> but the area is littered with problems on july. 12th, a large fire sent a huge plume smoke into the sky, temporarily shutting down freeways. >> and threatening a nearby water treatment plant that contains highly explosive materials average. that's one flyer if we. >> every 3.7 days. >> state county and city officials say the last 2 years there has been nearly 200 fires on the site. they say the encampment must be cleared for the safety of everyone. the cleanup was supposed to happen this week, but residents sued and a federal judge agreed putting a stop to the process for now following

friday's hearing, governor gavin newsom issued this statement. today's decision by the court will delay caltrans critical work and endanger the public. our roadways and highways are no place for individuals to live. and this encampment is risking public health and safety and quote, the governor mentioned how oakland has received 4.7 million to help with wood street. but city officials say that they don't have the capacity to house all residents and that it is a regional issue as well. in the end, the judge appointed a person to help figure out a plan upping a >> for what? now? the process. >> removal of people from wood could occur, right? that's going to eventually i think the the residents should be

aware of that. and i think it's going to happen sooner rather than later because of the danger. >> to recess stasio kron. 4 news. in a statement. oakland spokesperson karen boyd said, quote, well, the city does not have jurisdictional authority to clear or manage encampments on land owned by other agencies, including caltrans. our interest is in seeing that people affected by the closures are housed and supported by services. happening tomorrow, the san francisco marathon returns with thousands of runners expected to make the trip from the embarcadero to sausalito and back this year, organizers are calling it bigger and more inclusive of the race than ever before. the event on sunday expected to be the first marathon in california to have a non-binary division. it will also be a put a program for runners with disabilities. 25,000 runners registered for this year's event. you can expect road closures on sunday, including the embarcadero, which will be

closed from from midnight rather sunday morning until 3 sunday afternoon sidewalks on the golden gate bridge also will be closed for part of the morning. some muni lines will also be impacted for more on the latest road closures happening in your neighborhood, you can head over to our website kron 4 dot com. and coming up next, monkeypox vaccine policies are changing. why some experts are going against traditional medical advice. >> and more mosquitoes with west nile virus in the bay area being found. the response from city officials. plus the national push to legalize marijuana gaining steam with support from several high-profile democrats. but it still faces an uphill battle

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>> welcome back. in national news, senate democrats are calling for an end to the federal ban on marijuana. senate majority leader chuck schumer announced the cannabis administration and opportunity act if passed, would legalize marijuana by removing the drug from the controlled substances act, allowing states to make their own laws on cannabis. a growing number of states including california, have already enacted their own. we growth and sales laws. the bill would also clear the criminal records of people convicted of nonviolent marijuana related offenses. right now, though, it does not look like the bill has enough support to pass in the senate.

>> and for today, our temperatures reaching around 90 or so well inland. but a lot of readings in the upper 80's. >> week ahead is going to be treated to much the same but not quite a heat. spike of looks like not bad for july standards. look at your fore

>> all right. good is piercing? dave, do follow their music at know. but that sounds like the bear. the called the hair band days, whatever out a gun for whitesnake. i guess he yeah. anyway, you know, we're getting this very nice look coit tower out there this morning here in san francisco, a little gray and soggy out there, though. >> this fog is really recalcitrant to stephanie. it's going to be that way. it looks like tomorrow morning as well. you know, it's nice relief to get overnight, though, shows that marine layer ocean cold air. will she across the bay, including inland as well? this is the shot from the golden gate. you can see the towers kind of all covered up for right now. that's the same at the coast as sfo kind of covered up by this action as well. although. we're not seeing any delays happening there. so that's the good news. but so kind of a fog bank behind all of that. as you can see. all right, across the big board, not much going on for us right now. i guess it's kind of good news in a way. but the 4 corner states continue to treat the

monsoon pattern that's in place there. that's going to stay to our south on balance. but a little closer inspection. what we got going on here, our mountains are relatively inactive here. but this marine layer does mix out, although it looks like it wants to hover around san francisco and oakland a little bit through much of the day. little line there from the golden gate off the east bay comes back again tonight. look at the coverage area just from this. you even getting in the central valley, repeat again, mixing out for tomorrow afternoon. inland temperatures will be warm again. yes, but up in the north 8, not as much is really to the east bay. that's going to be the hottest of the bunch. 69 antioch, we've got the upper 50's east of the east bay hills. we haven't seen separation yet much the same along the east bay shoreline. lower 50's. when you get up to the north bay. 57 for livermore. so for the program we have here, we have a fog scattered clouds. basically could be like a line from the golden gate off to the east bay of oakland, 70's or so for the bay for most in fact, today, near 90's going on in london. that will be concentrated in the east bay tomorrow. a touch warmer

coastal clouds still kind of hanging around a little bit with all of this lower 90's working their way inland. and that's about the hottest. we're going to get through much of this week ahead. you know, it's july. we can pop easier higher than that. we've already seen that next to this should say next weekend looks or next week. excuse me, early bay fog going on in clouds, warm inland with upper 80's. and by next weekend, temperatures popping a little bit more so in the mid 90's might be working on heat spike. we get a little closer that 63 san francisco, 70 to oakland, 83 san jose noting a little bit the way of some of that fog lingering. what returning very quickly to as we get into tonight, 90 for your high today, antioch, 92 for concord. look at that notice. believe not as hot up in the north bay with lower 80's. keep that green around the bay with those 70's cooking. and we'll have a look at your extended forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> looking forward to it. thank you, dave. concerns over west nile virus continue in one south bay community as dan 4 or excuse me as kron four's. dan thorn explains. mosquito

spraying is expected in milpitas to stamp out a growing problem. >> mosquitoes carrying west nile virus have been detected in milpitas signs put up at dixon landing park are warning people who live in the area about the serious health risk to concerning. >> the first time i saw the smoke is i mean, coming to this part of the white santa clara county vector control is letting people know they'll be spraying the area with insecticide to keep mosquitoes from spreading the illness officials say drought years like the one we're experiencing could make matters even worse because there's more opportunities for standing water. >> the spots allow for the blood insects to thrive. residents are advised to dump any standing water they may have on their property or find a way to keep the mosquitoes from using it as a breeding ground for people who have been bit by a mosquito infected with west nile symptoms include headache, body soreness, joint pains, vomiting, diarrhea, or rash. shift got about the says he wants to keep his daughter and

wife safe while out enjoying the park. he hopes of actor control can eradicate the problem through their mosquito treatment. saturday night killed and joined us on. and i hope that the the latest involving us here reporting in milpitas dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> despite growing calls for her to step down, san francisco school board commissioner and shoe says she remains committed to all children of the school district. she sent kron 4 statement that reads in part, i have apologized. i've acknowledged that what i said was wrong. and what's important now is that i follow through on what i vowed to do, which is to meet with and listen to people in the community, especially those families most affected by my statement by my comments, rather, she goes on to say, i'm not going to repeatedly speak out on the subject until i've had the opportunity to put in that work. she continues to face criticism over her comments about black and brown students in a questionnaire. members of several parental groups and

city supervisors called shoes, comments insensitive and racist. she's since apologized online and in person on wednesday to a group of district parents. she is one of the new one of the new school board members appointed by mayor london breed after 3 board members were recalled earlier this week. san francisco city officials are asking for your help deciding on a new trash can design. check it out. the city is replacing the current green renaissance trash can that you see there that's been on city streets since 1993, these bins officials say are costly to upkeep and they're pretty easy to break into causing trash to spill all over city streets. the 6 new models are now being tested throughout the city. you can see them there. they include 3 custom design models that some critics say are simply too expensive. and these designs, which, again, are on your screen right there. 6 different ones include one modeled after the bear resistant cans at many state in national parks. if

you'd like to weigh in on the decision of a trash cans, there is a link to the survey on our website. kron 4 dot com. a local program and fremont that's helping people get better paying jobs is called earn and learn and it does that by teaching manufacturing skills for free. well, paying people to take the classes sounds really unique. kron four's ella sogomonian spoke with a recent graduate. >> angeline her learn new career skills at no cost to give her leg up on the job search. it was all thanks to a free program. born from a partnership between the city of fremont employment development department alone to college worked to future alameda county and involve manufacturing technologies. the program is called earn and learn free month. it helps people jump start a new career in manufacturing. she's one of dozens of people who recently got paid to learn. she graduated this year after training for about 2 months. it's what unity to everyone to.

>> they they want to try something different for so i think my the it's one of the good that. job and what you need that to everyone after virtual and hands-on classes making car batteries. >> her now has a job offer from tesla to join their ranks. professor doctor rose margaret king into a is proud that her classes are cultivating local talent. >> i'm so honored. i'm humbled. i'm to be able to put on their because the stories you hear from the are really amazing. just to see how the program provided them with an to take them from whether their sometimes with no to getting into smart manufacturing sector. working for companies tesla, for a high demand high paying sector. she adds that keeping more manufacturing jobs in the

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4 morning news. let's kick things over to dave sphar for a check of the weather. hey, date. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and fog is greeting us all over are really for the bay and in fact, along the coast, which is typical, will be locked or some scattered clouds. as we go into the early afternoon sfo. still that bank of fog behind us there, but no delays, at least being reported this morning. back to that fog situation. a nice mix out sea into the early comes back early this evening and spilling into the central valley right across kirk in a straight as you see there and even off to the east bay over the east bay hills. again, that will mix up pretty quickly for tomorrow. onshore

winds. they are with inland heating, particularly in the east bay. we'll see that run a little bit more. so most readings now in the 50's. 69, though, for can your breakdown puts us well in the upper 80's this afternoon. could have your 4 zone forecast. an extended coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> we're learning more about the first cases of monkeypox found in young children this week. the cdc says a california toddler is one of 2 kids who tested positive with the virus. they're not sharing where the child in california, california is from yet the other child tested positive in washington, d.c., health officials say both kids are in good health and they are investigating how the children caught the disease, but they believe it was through household transmission. monkeypox continue to spread since it was first detected in late may. there are now more than 2500 cases across the u.s. in california. the cdc detecting 356 positive cases

197 of those cases in san francisco county. meanwhile, santa clara county now reporting 23 total cases. the san francisco department of public health announced changes to its vaccine distribution policy. this coming as monkeypox cases continue to climb. kron four's rob nesbitt explains. >> before friday, every time someone got their first in shot, a second dose was set aside for them to get 28 days later. that won't be the case. moving forward by friday. the long wait times that monkeypox vaccine site seemed to improve. but the wait list for shots at the magnet. health clinic hasn't stopped have over 5,000 individuals in the queue who we have deemed eligible for vaccination but are awaiting enough supply here in the area. san francisco aids foundation ceo doctor tyler trim your says the clinic received 200 doses of the vaccine this week. 200 doses in comparison to are over 5,000 person. waitlist is not going by doctor peter

chin-hong ucsf says one way to solve the vaccine. supply issue is by doling out the second doses that are sitting and waiting to those who have yet to receive their first dose in the san francisco department of public health agrees announcing a deferment of second doses to provide vaccines to more at-risk populations. say if you are able to just >> for shots, that means all of a sudden all these people had. >> appointments to get their day. 28 shot. we'll have that the freight and that doubles the amount of people you can treat. he says the second dose acts as a booster and some research questions if it's needed at all, describing the rise in cases as the tip of the iceberg. i still think we're in the rising very quickly. so we we may see many, many more cases and the next few weeks before it starts to come down and at magnet more than 50 people with symptoms have been tested for monkeypox. according to doctor trim near the majority of those tests came back as positive. only adding to the

argument that more vaccines are needed to prevent continued spread. we're also having to make difficult decisions with a very limited amount of supply while the spread in communities like san francisco just continues to be so vast. >> the san francisco department of public health will send out notifications when enough vaccine supplies available to offer second doses. they say the second dose will still be effective even if it's given after the minimal interval of 4 weeks. reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> 2 weeks since brooke jenkins took over as san francisco's new district attorney. in that time, she's made headlines trying to steer the department in a different direction. then chase dean. our as you can do, sat down one-on-one for an exclusive interview with the new d a >> you're looking at some of the controversial headlines that appeared in the wake of newly appointed san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins being sworn in a couple of weeks ago. vision, what you first week. but who would be like? is this what

you >> no, it is not what i saw in this exclusive interview, the new da and i covered a lot of ground here in our office in san francisco. congratulations. including what she did and vision. it would be like after being sworn in. i was standing in my kitchen the night that i found out that i was going to be appointed. and i said you started as a volunteer attorney. in this office would have never imagined being in this position certainly would not have imagined that i was coming in too. a situation where this office was in absolute chaos and disarray. in fact, 55% of san francisco voters in the recall election wanted to change to make that happen. brooke jenkins says it was necessary to fire 15 staffers, many of whom she says were already on extended leave the day she took office.

so each of those decisions was an immediate release. and, yes, i was prepared to replace each and every one of those individuals. however, there is concern among some progressives that the da is also planning on replacing the the innocence commission is something that developed by chase. a building is one that i'm committed to keeping up. i've been very vocal about i will also continue the re sentencing work that was going on under however, i just want to make sure that everything that we do is done responsibly. police accountability. is this something that you plan to maintain change? yes, no. that is something i'm dedicated to personally. >> i grew up hearing my grandmother talk about the fact that she had older brother that was >> killed in police custody. and so this is something that's >> very personal to me. the district attorney was noncommittal on the subject of

her office prosecuting juveniles as adults. i believe that a prosecutor's office should be able to maintain discretion because you never know when there might be some type of outlying exceptional circumstance where you might have to >> do something different than what is the >> when it comes to changing the perception that the city of san francisco is easy on crime. but jenkins says it's about setting a new tone. i have to make it clear to everyone. >> that we are no longer that safe haven for criminal behavior that has ended. >> district attorney brooke jenkins acknowledges the challenge ahead. re sta.fing the office and getting the new hires up to speed. but perhaps her biggest lift will come in november when she will have to prove to san francisco voters that mayor london breed made the right choice in appointing her as the new d a. in san francisco. has it made you kron 4 news? >> governor newsom signed a controversial gun control

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upper 50's over the east bay hills much the same we're seeing along the east bay shoreline. so the decoupling hasn't yet happened. need some time for the sun to do its magic. and we've got some lower to middle 50's hanging up there in the north bay. so we've got our high in the southwest. that's keeping the monsoon place. however, the systems from the pacific or keeping the controlled and contained down to the south. we just get the morning fog both today tomorrow and probably do much of that into next week. that's nice to get that marine layer in here that ocean cooled air and it brings with it the fog as well. now this afternoon, it will mix out the levels will be dropping. sure, but that's kind of somewhat typical. and the marine layer comes back again. sometimes we have all of that red flag warning talk and everything. you don't see this much green in the morning hours. so it shows we have a very healthy marine layer working here with the fog, even though we see quite a bit of drying happening in the afternoon, but waiting for rain for a long time. 63 san francisco will do it for today along the coast. it's a bit of a battle with some leftover

fog clouds, 60 ish or lower 60's. at that, 72 burlingame looks like to the south numbers not really popping here too redwood city. 84, 75 mountain view. 78 palo alto and the south bay. only 80's working here. 89 for morgan hill, 82 cupertino. but it's in the east bay. we start to see some movement here. 91 for livermore. meanwhile, the couple here, upper 70's along the east bay shoreline, walnut creek at 91, along with danville, conquered at 92. so those going to the lofty places where they tend to be. meanwhile, 76 san leandro, richmond, 70 68 so the air doctors coming in with the air conditioning, 83 for napa. 86, meanwhile, for santa rosa now our readings are going to continue to be upper 80's to near about 90 for the whole week. but nothing too crazy here we finish off the week thursday friday and we start moving here mid to upper 90's by that point looks like a but the heat spike is trying to work its magic, although 70's will hover around the bay.

stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> 53 years ago tomorrow, astronauts on board apollo 11. you know, the guys who walked on the moon splashdown in the pacific ocean and standing by on the uss hornet to get them safely out of the water and back home where the navy fraud men. and joining me now is one of them. clarence clancy had over the first person to greet the astronauts when they got back to earth. thank you so much for being here with us today. all right. so we can hear you throughout the interview because you've got some really important perspective here. so my first question for you is, you know what an incredible moment history history to be a part of you are the officer in charge of that moment. can you take us back to that day in 1969. >> just like they thank you to

sit recently, a team sector and with you u.s. in school. their job was to security. 2. because it was serious concern, but they might be back that. it's in its mission its with leach and then they would get into a at too. 6. >> well, thank you very much now. we understand that are actually on board. i think the u.s. as hit right now you're on board a vessel. >> you just which is why the audio is is maybe cutting in and out. but tell us a bit about why you're hearing about the that you're going to be today for the uss hornet. it's yet. use please join us for

presentations 12, 30 to it work. >> okay. very good, sir. thank you so much for spending some time with us. i really wish we could more. it's just we're having some audio difficulties, right the moment, but very best of luck to you at your event today. all right. that's clearance. clancy hagelberger one of the first person to greet the apollo 11 astronauts when they go got back to earth. to to at least see him on the

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i'll take 'em. basin redwoods state park is partially back open on friday. the park started allowing visitors back in kron four's. justin campbell was there for the big opening after the park was shut down for 2 years. >> loni finley along with his wife and triplets haven't visited the park since the czu lightning complex fire tore through the forest in twenty-twenty. a lot of it looks still. >> the same. i mean, the trees, the big trees are still pretty much where they were. it's a lot clearer. there's a lot more open spaces. there are no buildings left after the fire. officials are still rebuilding the park with whatever they can down. and literally there's just flames, even milling the fallen redwoods to make fences. >> limited access, only 45 car spots open per day that you have to go online and reserve

reservation system has worked great so far. no, it's but pretty far out. but once you have your paper super easy to come in park, visitors drowing nolan says you don't need a reservation if you bring a bicycle. she says friday people came in slowly at a steady pace, mainly excited to see. >> the redwoods seeing how excited the visitors are just to be here. it fills me with. >> light. if you plan on visiting the park park rangers, tell me, make sure you bring water and sunscreen. if you look behind me, you can see this is one of the sequoia trees burned by the fire are racing the tree canopy, making it hotter and more drier here at the park. >> see all these old trees and everything that are, you know, thousands of years old. it's us. you don't you don't see him anywhere else. some red words are hollow on the inside burned from the fire in 2020. but park rangers say they are resilient, still standing and growing for a new generation to see them. i can bring my children back to

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the bay area at san jose state university. a warning, though, for those of you interested in checking this out, that the odor from the corpse flower will smell like its name, like rotting flesh. and that odor is meant to help attract flies and other bugs to pollinate the flowers. so there is a purpose behind all of it. >> still behind are still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news. the san francisco marathon returns. we have more on the road closures. you can expect. and police say robbers are targeting people with high value watches. the safety tips they're sharing this morning and a pilot is recovering from serious injuries after a plane crashes in san jose. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody and fog were dealing with this morning. kind of a nice thing going on. you know, this is a little misleading because right above us, this is only the very surface. >> right above us, we've got air that's in the upper 70's, but it's moisture level with dew point values below 0. so for very, very big contrast going on there. but this marine cooled air right here on the home front there you can see the golden gate, the iconic golden gate bridge. meanwhile, sfo, it's a look at hanging around there that off to the hills. you can see but no delays this morning. that's good news there. back to the fog mixes out pretty quickly. might have some scattered cloud cover at the coast into the early afternoon. back again. it comes and that's good because that's fire retardant. there. and you can see it spilling across kirk in a straight right into sacramento. again, mixing out by the afternoon. we don't quite see the coupling with temperatures in the east bay, but they'll happen upper 50's right now along the east bay shoreline. 61 conquered in livermore. 69, meanwhile, for any act, 50 still up there in

the north bay, for comparison sake, a little bit cooler in the east bay than this time yesterday. your breakdown today, 83 by 1 o'clock by 4 88. but some readings will get into the lower 90's. more on your forecast in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. our top story this morning. a pilot is recovering from serious injuries. >> after a small plane crashed near last last night near the reid-hillview airport in san jose. the plane is still on the streets this morning. kron 4 s camila barco is live there for us in san jose with the camila. >> stephanie, here in san jose police officers are still on scene. and like you said, the plane is still here right behind me. you can see the crime tape still surrounds the area where the plane crashed. if i step out of the way, i want to show you guys a little bit of what i'm seeing so far. if i zoom in over here, you'll notice. >> the single engine plane laying on the side of the sidewalk. and you can hear

plane flying over. this is how close the plane crashed while departing from reading county airport here in san jose. now this past. >> happened around 7.30, last night. the pilot suffered life-threatening injuries but was taken to the hospital and has been stabilized. now, this plane. >> it came in contact with some power lines. 77, according to pg and e 77 customers were impacted last night. and as of this morning, 33 customers were impact. we're still impacted. but they say that power should be restored by now. now, stephanie, i did talk about how the plane crash just outside the gates of the airport. there are plenty of homes nearby. but from looking at this scene, it looks like no homes have been damaged and no other cars are in this area at this time as the roads continue to be blocked off specifically, we are on. adrian way and ocala avenue and we are told that the f a a

and the national transportation safety board will investigate this crash. so once we know more as to what exactly happened leading up to this crash will let you know. but for right now, this is a live look at the scene here in san jose. for now, i'll send it back to thanks for staying on top of the story for us coming appreciate it. >> new this morning, police in san jose now investigating another deadly car crash. this the 38th fatal collision of the year. so far. >> it happened just before midnight near the intersection of brigadoon way in a warren road. police say a car crashed into a light pole. they have not said of drugs or alcohol were a factor in this so far this year in san jose, at least 40 people have died in traffic accidents. city police make a break in a decade's old cold murder case with the help of new dna evidence, police arrested. 76 year-old james ray gary of fairfield this week. police believe he's responsible for the deaths of 2 women. the first murder taking place in 1980, in union

city. the second happening in 1996 in that case, the woman's body was found in some bushes along interstate 70, 80 in valais help. gary is also accused of a crime recently in 2021. in solano county, police say new dna evidence taken earlier this month helped investigators link kerry to all 3 crimes. >> that was a span from 1980, to 1996 in which, you know, between the 2 crimes and then from 1996, to 2021. you know, we have some time in which. you know, the same suspect could have committed other crimes that have gone unsolved. >> gary is now being held in solano county jail without bail. additional charges are expected for the 1980, homicide in union city. he's of expensive watches are on the rise in san francisco. the police department saying armed thieves are targeting people wearing watches worth tens of

thousands of dollars. rolex is among the brand's targeted by those robbers. in addition to increasing patrols, sfpd is also asking people to please cover up any valuables that they might be wearing while they're out on the streets. and police say that if you are a situation where you are attacked, please do not chase the suspects. >> and since they suspects point firearms at the victim's noah watch can be replaced. but people's lives camp. >> these incidents are happening locally and across our state on monday night robbers stole a rolex from a man at gunpoint in walnut creek. and earlier this month, another man reported his $40,000 watch stolen by armed robbers outside a trader joe's in danville. developing news, a new wildfires sparked just outside of yosemite national park forcing evacuations. you can see that huge plume of smoke being sent up into the air by those flames. the oak

fire started yesterday afternoon. it's burned over 4300 acres so far. this is southwest of the park near mid pines in mariposa county. part of highway one. 40 is closed so far no structures have burned and efforts continue this morning to contain this fast growing fire. happening tomorrow, the san francisco marathon returns with thousands of runners expected to make the trip from the embarcadero to sausalito and back this year, organizers are calling the rays bigger and more inclusive than ever before. the race on sunday expected to be the first marathon in california to have a non-binary division. it will also be a program for runners with disabilities. 25,000 runners registered for this year's event. and you can expect road closures because of this on sunday, including the embarcadero, which will be closed from monday or from rather midnight sunday morning until 3 sunday afternoon sidewalks on the golden gate

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>> welcome back kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. there's our fog going on right there at the golden gate bridge. a very stubbornly it it's also penetrating a little bit for sfo. no delays occurring this morning. a little bit misleading. it is because you think that this goes all the way up, but it's only a couple 1000 feet and that's a different world just or above us to go up there. 10,000 feet, temperatures are near about 80 and humidity levels are not almost nonexistent. here's the 4 corner states. we see the monsoon still toiling around a bit. but this is contain pretty much in socal and it's not venturing that far up to yosemite, really or even up to tahoe. so that will be the case early into next week as well. we're going to see the flare up of thunder showers and you won't see that happening here. so let's focus a bit on the bay mixing out

the fog and all that marine layer. still there. and then tonight comes wishing back again with the fog in the clouds penetrating pretty nice into the sacramento valley and mixing out for the afternoon. might have some sprinkles or sprinkles going on along the coast as a possibility. 72 for antioch. we got 61 livermore in concord, most readings around the bay still only in the 50's and 50's. also up in the north bay on our temperature high nap. you will notice that the north bay is a little bit cooler today. then the east bay will be after we see the daytime warm-up. we've got fog scattered clouds, san francisco opened. that will be a problematic area. but to get away from that and even around the bay will get back to mostly sunny that 70's of the bay 90 happening near inland tomorrow, a touch warmer coastal clouds and all of that lower 90's working inland next week. pretty much stay that way with temperatures inland in the lower 90's, upper 80's, we might get some movement here into next weekend. alright, your forecast today. 63 san francisco, 70 to

oakland, 83 san jose, mostly sunny and warm. got too bad. here's the differentiation here. lower 80's or upper 80's. even up in the north bay, santa rose only get about 86 or so, but lower 90's over the east bay hills today while we'll see comfortable upper 70's hugging the east bay shoreline. going check more into that in your 4 zone forecast and look at that extended in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. >> the recent headlines from the overturn of roe v wade to the ongoing lack of vaccines for the monkeypox outbreak is raising concerns for many in the lgbtq community about their rights. joining me now to discuss is tom temprano political director for equality, california, the largest lgbtq civil rights organization here in our state. thank you so much, tom, for being here with us today. thanks for having me, stephanie. glad to be here. so we know we all know about the overturn of roe v wade by the does this move concern you at all when it comes to the future of same marriage?

>> you know, the 2 decision to were separate and the underpinnings of the constitutional right to marriage are different than those that were taken up in the dobbs decision. but of course, what we've seen a radical supreme court that's willing to overturn 50 years in precedent. so folks in the lgbtq+ community, i think are understandably concerned that we might be next. and as a community, we need to be ready to fight. >> i think most of us can remember of the footage back from 2015 when the supreme court at that time ruled that same marriage was legal nationwide in all 50 states. we saw people running to the chapel getting married. you know, a lot of celebrations happening. did you ever think, you know, fast for just a few years later, we be where we are right now. i don't think any of us really but what happened after 2015 in terms of the way this country shifted. but what i do think has changed since 2015. >> is that folks across this country have seen same marriages happened. they have

lgbtq+ families in their communities. and right now over 70% of americans of all time high nationally do support the right for same marriage. so we've seen that the sky doesn't fall when we're allowed to love who we love and marry and support our families. and our hope is that that support will only continue to grow. >> you know, we saw the house this they made some moves to protect same marriage. they passed a bill of the respect for marriage act to protect same marriage and interracial marriages. that is now in the hands of the senate. so what do what do you think is the likelihood of that passing? >> well, that bill in the house, which does a few things that doma, which is a discriminatory law that provides federal legal protections for same couples and it stops individual states from denying rights to same couples who are legally married elsewhere. so it's truly groundbreaking unnecessary legislation and it the house. 47 republicans voted in support. i think

we're seeing the potential for similar bipartisan support in the senate, but certainly can't take anything for granted. and i have you had any conversations with. >> say state, local, even perhaps federal lawmakers about this issue. >> absolutely. and, you know, we're lucky again here in california to have a delegation that is is very largely pro equality. with some exceptions. you know, we're very disappointed to see republican congress members like michelle steel, young cam kevin mccarthy vote against the will of of on that pass bill. and it's up to us now to hold anti equality republicans or are just candidates in general. i'm accountable at the ballot in 2022. but the conversations we've had with our delegation here have largely then of course, we are in california. so we know that a lot of the fight is going to be, you know, these other state senators in other states that hopefully, you know, can be pushed by their colleagues in california to come along. >> and tom, just last week we had evan low on the show. i

spoke with him. he's the chair of the lgbtq caucus. as you as you know, we talked about conversation that he appeared to be having with various community groups. i believe if yours as well about. putting a bollot measure in know, on the november 2024 ballot, 2, asked voters to remove prop 8 from the state constitution. so walk us through what those conversations have been like. sure. well, i think the most important thing for folks to know is that there while there is an imminent threat to access to abortion in this country because of the dobbs decision. >> there is not an imminent threat at this moment to marriage equality. so we have been convening lgbtq+ leaders across the state to start having conversations about what that 2024 repeal would look like because it is time to get that discriminate. statute off the books. i will say in 2022, we need to remain focused on enshrining access to reproductive health care into the california constitution, which we do have the opportunity to do with

proposition one. and as i mentioned, we also need to be laser focused this year on keeping up really quality house majority and flipping senate seats because we're going to need real champions for our community in washington, d.c., fighting for us. and we need to to that this november. >> i'd also like to get your thoughts on the monkey pox. vaccine distribution. we had supervisor mandelman here just last agreeing with sentiments shared by state sen wiener and assemblyman matt haney. i'm calling the distribution for of the vaccine from the federal government, a public health crisis what have your conversations been like with our state of health officials and perhaps even those at the federal level? >> you know, we're lucky to have the leadership of folks like senator wiener and supervisor mandelman here in san francisco and in california who have been calling out the the real lack of access to vaccine and testing resources for monkeypox. you know, we still

just this morning, monkeypox was declared a public health emergency by the world health organization. and we're still lacking the sort of urgent response that we need in producing and getting those vaccines into communities across the state. this isn't just an issue impacting san francisco, even though we have the most of any city outside of new york in the entire country. but communities, you know, from san diego to sacramento to san francisco are all dealing with the same core issue, which is we don't have enough vaccines from the federal government to actually keep our communities safe and get folks vaccinated who need to be and stop this saying. so the conversations that have been happening at all levels from the local, the federal. but really what we need now is a more urgent federal response and more vaccines in arms in california. >> all right. tom temprano, political director with the quality, california. we appreciate your perspective this morning. thanks again for having me right. we'll be having me right. we'll be right back. here's why tribal leaders

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. happy saturday to you. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast outdoors. we have dave spahr, the weather center with the very latest heyday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody looks like it's getting a little brighter in the r barkhad air a little bit. there we start to clear out some of the overcast a bit. >> not quite half moon bay, as you can see. still the overcast appearance also at sfo, the fog bank off to the hills in the background, but no delays occurring this morning. back to what the fog will do. however, it will mix later on this morning to around the noon hour or so might be a little problematic with some leftover clouds at the coast. >> but again, clearing out nicely coming back would pretty early this evening. and

with us tomorrow morning, that's kind of a healthy thing. it's kind of good to fire retardant thing a little bit because the air right above us of wasn't for the cool ocean breeze is a very dry and relatively warm. there's the on shore flow that's in place here. you can see numbers into the teens. even at this hour. we've got 72 for antioch, most readings in the east bay in the 60's with 50's along the east bay shoreline 50's also up in the north bay. 53 san francisco. so let's to about 83 at 1 o'clock by 4 88, plenty of locations inland will be in the 80's. however, some will be in the 90's and the - week ahead. i'm not quite goldilocks, but not quite to any heat spikes coming our way in the immediate near future. a look at that extended in your 4 zone. we come back. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> new this morning, the world health organization is calling the monkeypox outbreak a global emergency. this as the san francisco department of public health announced changes to its vaccine distribution policy kron

four's rob nesbitt explains. >> before friday, every time someone got their first in shot, a second dose was set aside for them to get 28 days later. that won't be the case. moving forward by friday. the long wait times that monkeypox vaccine site seemed to improve. but the wait list for shots at the magnet. health clinic hasn't stopped have over 5,000 individuals in the queue who we have deemed eligible for vaccination by are awaiting enough supply here in the area. san francisco aids foundation ceo doctor tyler trim year says the clinic received 200 doses of the vaccine this week. 200 doses in comparison to our home and 5,000 person, waitlist is not going by. doctor peter chin-hong ucsf says one way to solve the vaccine. supply issue is by doling out the second doses that are sitting and waiting to those who have yet to receive their first dose in the san francisco department of public health agrees announcing a deferment of second doses to provide vaccines to more at-risk

populations. say if you are able to just >> for shots, that means all of a sudden all these people had. >> appointments to get their day. 28 shot. we'll have that the freight and that doubles the amount of people you can treat. he says the second dose acts as a booster and some research questions if it's needed at all, describing the rise in cases as the tip of the iceberg, i still think we're in the middle rising ery quickly. so we we may see many, many more cases in the next few weeks before it starts to come down again at magnet. more than 50 people with symptoms have been tested for monkeypox, according to doctor trim near the majority of those tests came back as positive. only adding to the argument that more vaccines are needed to prevent continued spread. we're also having to make difficult decisions with a very limited amount of supply while the spread in communities like san francisco just continues to be so vast. >> the san francisco department of public health will send out notifications when enough vaccine supplies

available to offer second doses. they say the second dose will still be effective even if it's given after the minimal interval of 4 weeks. reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> concerns over west nile virus continue in one south bay community as kron four's. dan thorn explains. mosquito spraying is expected milpitas to stamp out a growing problem. >> mosquitoes carrying west nile virus have been detected in milpitas signs put up at dixon landing park are warning people who live in the area about the serious health risk to concerning. >> the first time i saw the smoke is i mean, coming to this part for the white santa clara county. vector control is letting people know they'll be spraying the area with insecticide to keep mosquitoes from spreading the illness. officials say drought years like the one we're experiencing could make matters even worse because there's more opportunities for standing water. >> the spots allow for the blood insects to thrive.

residents are advised to dump any standing water they may have on their property or find a way to keep the mosquitoes from using it as a breeding ground for people who have been bit by a mosquito infected with west nile symptoms include headache, body soreness, joint pains, vomiting, diarrhea, or rash. shift got about the says he wants to keep his daughter and wife safe while out enjoying the park. he hopes of actor control can eradicate the problem through their mosquito treatment. saturday night joined us on and i hope that the missed time latest involving us here reporting in milpitas dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> it's now nearly 2 weeks since brooke jenkins took over as san francisco's new district attorney. and that time she's made headlines trying to steer the department in a different direction than chase of with dean median sat down one-on-one for an exclusive interview with the new d a >> you're looking at some of the controversial headlines that appeared in the wake of newly appointed san francisco district attorney brooke

jenkins being sworn in a couple of weeks ago. vision. >> what your first week. but who would be like? is this what you >> no, it is not what i saw in this exclusive interview, the new da and i covered a lot of ground here in our office in san francisco. congratulations. including what she did and vision. it would be like after being sworn in. i was standing in my kitchen the night that i found out that i was going to be appointed. and i said you started as a volunteer attorney. in this office would have never imagined being in this position certainly would not have imagined that i was coming in too. a situation where this office was in absolute chaos and disarray. in fact, 55% of san francisco voters in the recall election wanted to change to make that happen. brooke jenkins says it

was necessary to fire 15 staffers, many of whom she says were already on extended leave the day she took office. so each of those decisions was an immediate release. and, yes, i was prepared to replace each and every one of those individuals. however, there is concern among some progressives that the da is also planning on replacing the criminal justice reform programs that those staffers managed under her predecessor. the innocence commission is something that developed by chase. a building is one that i'm committed to keeping. i've i've been very vocal about i will also continue the re sentencing work that was going on under however, i just want to make sure that everything that we do is done responsibly. police accountability. is this something that you plan to maintain change? yes, no. that is something i'm dedicated to personally. >> i grew up hearing my grandmother talk about the fact that she had older brother that was >> killed in police custody.

and so this is something that's >> very personal to me. the district attorney was noncommittal on the subject of her office, prosecuting juveniles as adults. i believe that a prosecutor's office should be able to maintain discretion because you never know when there might be some type of outlying exceptional circumstance where you might have to >> do something different than what is the >> when it comes to changing the perception that the city of san francisco is easy on crime. but jenkins says it's about setting a new tone. i have to make it clear to everyone. >> that we are no longer that safe haven for criminal behavior that has ended. >> district attorney brooke jenkins acknowledges the challenge ahead. re staffing the office and getting the new hires up to speed. but perhaps her biggest lift will come in november when she will have to prove to san francisco voters that mayor london breed made the right choice in appointing her as the new d a. in san

francisco. has it made you kron 4 news? >> a jury rules they 2021 shooting of a homeless man by a contra costa county sheriff's deputy. a homicide as kron four's. the anchorman reports it's now up to the da to decide whether to file criminal charges against the former officer. >> had a coroner's inquest into the death of 32 year-old tyrell wilson. a jury has determined he died at the hands of another person and it was not an accident. it is a case where the option created as a stand. the confrontation. >> and use deadly force when need to. to me, that's in the mass slaughter 7 agreement. wilson who suffered from mental health issues was shot and killed on march 13th of last year. >> by andrew hall, who was the contra costa county sheriff's deputy at the time hall is now killing another man while on s- the job in 2018, the encounter was captured on video and despite the fact that wilson had a knife in his hand,

family attorney john burris says the video shows the officer cross the line with other mason. >> and non forceful activity that could have been taken not to make sure was a non-confrontational of that and would not be did. now. burris and wilson's family are hopeful contra costa county's district attorney. we'll file criminal charges against the former looking for no nothing less than manslaughter. >> and because it did not have happened that way. >> the da's goal is to issue a report in the shooting 90 days after the inquest is completed. that report will detail what if any charges will be filed. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> governor newsom signed a controversial gun control measure into law friday. it takes effect in january and allows any of california's 40 million residents to sue anyone who imports manufacturers or sells illegal

guns. the law is patterned after a texas anti-abortion law which allows citizens to sue anyone who provides or assist in abortion. the u.s. supreme court gave preliminary approval to the texas law. >> if they're going to use this framework to put women's lives at risk. we're going to use it to save people's lives here in the state of california. there's no principle way the united states supreme court can overturn this law. and uphold the right for texas to continue to move forward. that's be 8. >> california's law will automatically be invalidated if the texas law is eventually ruled unconstitutional. new this morning, nobody won. last night, 660 million dollar mega millions jackpot. now, the good news here is that you now have a chance to win even more money. the jackpot now has gone up to 790 million dollars with a cash option of

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>> big basin redwoods state park is partially back open. on friday. the park started allowing visitors back in kron four's. justin campbell was at the park for the opening after it was shut down for 2 years from a pretty bad fire. >> loni finley along with his wife and triplets haven't visited the park since the czu lightning complex fire tore through the forest in twenty-twenty. a lot of that look still. >> the same. i mean, the trees, the big trees are still pretty much where they were. it's a lot clearer. there's a lot more open spaces. there are no buildings left after the fire. officials are still rebuilding the park with

whatever they can down. and literally there's just flames, even milling the fallen redwoods to make fences. >> limited access, only 45 car spots open per day that you have to go online and reserve reservation system has worked great so far. no, it's but pretty far out. but once you have your paper super easy to come in park, visitors drowing nolan says you don't need a reservation if you bring a bicycle. she says friday people came in slowly at a steady pace, mainly excited to see the redwoods seeing how excited the visitors are just to be here. it fills me with light. if you plan on visiting the park park rangers, tell me, make sure you bring water and sunscreen. if you look behind me, you can see this is one of the sequoia trees burned by the fire are racing the tree canopy, making it hotter and more drier here at the park. >> see all these old trees and everything that are, you know, thousands of years old. it's us. you don't you don't see him anywhere else. some red words are hollow on the inside

burned from the fire in 2020. but park rangers say they are resili nt, still standing and growing for a new generation to see them. i can bring my children back to >> and say, hey, you know, this is going to be be here again, reporting in big basin. justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> eastbound lanes of i-80 at gilman interchange in berkeley are now open this after a flatbed truck carrying an excavator slammed into the side of the freeway wednesday morning. and you can see the damage on your screen there. that damage bringing down chunks of concrete raining all over the roadway. caltrans close the area off to restore concrete barriers rather damaged in the crash. the chp identified the driver, but their name has not yet been released. a local program in fremont is helping people get better paying jobs in is called earn and learn and it does just that by teaching manufacturing skills for free while paying people to take

the classes. kron four's ella sogomonian spoke with a recent graduate. >> angeline her learn new career skills at no cost to give her leg up on the job search. it was all thanks to a free program. born from a partnership between the city of fremont employment development department alone to college worked to future alameda county and evolve manufacturing technologies. the program is called earn and learn fremont. it helps people jump start a new career in manufacturing. she's one of dozens of people who recently got paid to learn. she graduated this year after training for about 2 months. it's but unfortunately to everyone to. >> they they want to try something different for so i think my the it's one of the good that. job and what you it to everyone after virtual and hands-on classes making car batteries. >> her now has a job offer from tesla to join their ranks. professor doctor rose

margaret king into a is proud that her classes are cultivating local talent. >> i'm so honored. i'm humbled. i'm to be able to put on their because the stories you hear from the are really amazing. just to see how the program provided them with an to take them from red, their oftentimes with no to getting into smart manufacturing sector, working for companies tesla, for a high dumont, high paying sector. she adds tnat keeping more manufacturing jobs in the u.s. could potentially help the problem in the supply chain. >> that was exposed during the pandemic. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting for us and anyone interested in joining this program, which is working to help put people in a good situation with their job. search can find that information on our website. kron 4 dot com. as we head to

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