>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning, bay area. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm ella sogomonian. it's saturday, july 30th. before we get to our top headlines, let's start things off with a look at your weekend weather forecast with dave spahr. >> hey, good morning. l a good morning, everybody. we are dealing with a lots of fog this morning and also call cover not just today, but also into your sunday, particularly on sunday, too. our inversions kind of interesting this day today because usually it dries off when you get just a couple 1000 feet up in the atmosphere, that's the clear skies waiting for us. not this go around. it's moist all the way up. we can make out the

southern towers. you will notice, but still quite a bit of fog this morning and sfo. good news is no delays this morning. check out the fog forecast as we approach around the noon hour. we're still dealing with quite a bit of fog along the coast and portions of the east bay shoreline. this comes back in full force already by the evening hours before even midnight to greet us for your sunday morning as well. temperature check for you. most readings in the upper or lower 60's, rather some upper 50's there up to the north bay. 64 for san jose. 57 meanwhile, san francisco, the winds loyally on shore as they tend to be your breakdown today will keep a lot of cloud cover to start. that's a given even inland. some improvements which we approach around noon and into the early afternoon. but along the coast, you can see lots of the way of cloud cover. not tomorrow. gets a bit more interesting. there is that outside chance of an isolated shower or thundershower l a. >> thanks table. developing news out of the south bay. now san jose police responded to a crash that seriously hurt a child. it happened shortly

after 8 o'clock last night on winfield boulevard just south of blossom hill road. police say that the child was on a bike when he was hit by a car. he was taken to a hospital and is stable now. but the driver did remain at the scene and cooperated with the investigation. daly city man is recovering after being pistol whipped and robbed. the crime was all caught on camera. kron four's dan thorn reports that the 69 year-old was targeted for his expensive watch. >> a san leandro man pistol-whipped and robbed while visiting his daughter in daly city. the 69 year-old get struck in the head several times as another man tries to steal his rolex is just heartbreaking. we get a lot of asian but, you know, you never think it's the victim's daughter who wanted to remain anonymous, says her dad and mom were dropping off food thursday afternoon when the masked man pulled up to or

skyline drive home and demanded the one point in the video, the robber is heard threatening to shoot the >> it a because i can't i can't really launch. investigators believe the family was followed from san leandro to daly city. >> after a struggle, the suspect eventually stole the watch and took off in a red car waiting nearby. the victim is recovering from minor injuries to his head. but the family says emotional injuries of this ordeal will take more time to heal. just with it's just filled up from it. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> we have us to police have identified the 4 people killed in wednesday night's crash along highway 12 the driver of the honda that crashed head on into a chevy suburban has been identified as 20 year-old jordan colvin from vacaville. the 2 passengers killed were

19 year-old erica. anderson in 19 year-old lacy conway, both from vacaville, the woman who was killed in the suv was 70 year-old laura parade from mexico. police say that they found several bottles of alcohol inside of coleman's car and they are running tests to figure out whether all kahala played a factor. 6 other people including children, were hurt. caltrans will be shutting down parts of highway. 37 in sonoma and solano counties for 5 nights starting in mid august, the agency announced yesterday that they're going to be repairing deteriorated pavement and shoulders of the road between walnut avenue in skaggs island, road walnut avenue allay and highway one. 21 at sears point will be closed between 08:00pm and 04:00am from august 14th through the 19th. also the ramp from walnut avenue to railroad avenue interchange onto highway. 37 will be shut down. happening today. san mateo is making sure that

people know what to do in case of a natural disaster in that county today is the 18th annual disaster prepared that stay there. and kron four's camila barco is joining us live from the san mateo county event center. camilla, have things started up just yet. >> not yet. but just in a few hours, firefighters, paramedics and other teams are going to be here to show and explain to people what they can do to prepare for a disaster. take a look at your screen. this is where it is happening at the san mateo county event center. and when people show up here, well, they're going to learn all sorts of things, for example, putting together an emergency kit and also giving first aid. you even have some one on ones with the local fire departments. now, officials say that this is for every everybody from adults, 2 kids, the kids, they can even sit in a helicopter and get up close with the horses who help out the search and rescue teams. county leaders say that the goal is not to scare people about potential disasters, but

share what they know about it to the public and the tips that you learn here will help people better respond when there's wildfire, tsunamis and earthquakes. but because because during a serious disaster, many resources and services may be shut down. so today there's going to be several organization. he organizations here and they will take any questions that you have and also share what you need to prepare. so again, the address is on your screen. the san mateo county event center. this starts at 10 o'clock this morning. and l a if you want to come out here, it's free parking it's free admission and free hot dogs. if that doesn't get you out here, i don't know what well, but throughout the morning, hopefully we can get some interviews with some of the firefighters and paramedics to show some tips about how people can prepare for a disaster. but for now, i'll send it back to you. thanks so much for camilla. looking forward to it. >> well, onto a big story this morning, the mega millions drawing came and went, but unfortunately, nobody in the bay area is waking up a billionaire. sorry to say

there was a winner, though. and last night's 1.2 billion dollar mega millions lottery. but the winning ticket was sold in illinois. it was the second largest mega millions drawing of all time. well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news, north bay police are searching for a man who broke into the headquarters of a popular donut shop. >> and the company's owners going to tell us why the guy actually came back. plus, just after san francisco declares monkeypox a local public health emergency, the state is now working to get more vaccines to communities who need it. most. and after the break, civil rights leader cesar chavez is former home is now off of the market. what a south bay nonprofit is planning to do with the property. welcome back in the

south bay is san jose nonprofit bought the family home. >> of civil rights icon cesar chavez. the emmy goes whether loop a plan to turn the chavez home into a museum honoring his life and work. they want to create a space to teach the next generation how to use nonviolent resistance when pushing for equitable changes in society. members of chavez's family say they are elated that his legacy will be preserved. >> better place to learn about our past to improve our future. then here, 53 shot

down the new. we're just so happy that the property will be preserved. demonstrating the legacy of cesar chavez. the chavez family's and pursuit for social justice. >> so the first step was buying the home. next is getting opinions from the community on how they think exhibits should be displayed after that renovations can begin. >> and look for today. temperatures somewhat on the mild side. we're dealing with a lot of cloud cover and fog to start even inland. all this cloud cover. we should clear things up in the late afternoon with temperatures mostly in the 80's. but forecast we come back to kron. 4 morning news continues. i'll pick this one up. i earn 3% cash back on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. so, it's not a problem at all. you guys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you.

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero this morning. a great start to the day. not just in san francisco, but even inland. meteorologist dave spahr is with us now. dave house today going to shape up. are the clouds are going to get out of the looks like inland will get a little bit of a break this afternoon, but still going to keep some cloud cover even this afternoon to so somewhat variable clouds are probably work as a general descriptor for everybody. >> and it's going to be stubborn like this along the unfortunately, are headed in that direction are going to be spending the day there. a lot of cloud cover. this fog will be lingering all the way noon. we'll still have the overcast sky conditions going on and the fog comes back again. quick this evening as well.

here's the shot of the east bay shoreline. we can make out the ground fog looks like it's departed, but still that overcast feel is above us. meanwhile, that's all that surface moisture. we tend to get that marine layer in the morning hours. but meanwhile, bubbling up to some of the monsoon. you can see the wave just starting to pick up here. not much going on because of these daytime heating before it becomes more animated and it will be animated along the mountain chain for us. but you can see those bubbling up occurring around us, even taking the coastal travel. so it's well involved with this. and we're going to mention of our forecast that isolated chance of a shower or thundershower over about the next 3 days. this is what happens. gradual clearing inland. we get to the mid afternoon. so it's like, all right. we've got some variable clouds cooking in here. sunsets. here comes the marine layer back again. but monsoon moisture coming up above us in the continues all overnight in 2 tomorrow. so there's that isolated chance of a thunder shower going on with quite a bit of cloud cover to get through again. the sun will

poke out of that in the afternoon to clean those inland spots involved. you can see in the mountains, it looks like they're getting a good dose there of some showers and thunder extend their 66 for antioch. 62 conquered. 61 livermore lower 60's cover the east bay shoreline with 57 up to santa rosa lottery. and for many with temperatures, that's pretty typical in the morning hours. but we have a lot of cloud cover in certain that low level moisture working in here as well as put this all together here, gradual clearing and mild today, 70's and 80's that gradual clearing is going to be favoring those inland spots tomorrow. mostly cloudy, isolated thunder shower, monsoon moisture and work into monday and monday night. that's about the for this extent. we get about tuesday. let's go to the mostly clearing mode left over with some mild temperatures in the 80's. but you want to look for tomorrow and again monday and monday night as there's a couple little waves here worth noting of a chance of that thunder showers. 64 for san francisco, 70 for oakland and san jose coming in at 81. still got to keep the variable clouds in the forecast and

mild for the season. still my top out at 90 or so for any ot. but again, sharing the skies with a little bit, the way of some cloud cover. only 83 at the santa rosa. 64 san francisco in 81 san jose will do the 4 zone tour for you coming up in a bit and check and that extended to l a. >> what we're learning more about what it's like for people who are dealing with the pain of monkeypox, the state health department updating yesterday with nearly 800 probable and confirmed cases of the virus in the state kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the state's latest response. >> california is getting far less vaccines that asked for from the feds around 72,000 doses locally. that means long lines of vaccine clinics will continue to wrap around the block. vaccine supply seems to be the biggest concern with monkeypox at the local federal and state level. california department of public health director doctor tomas aragon says he has sent a letter to the cdc, communicate with them with a lot of clarity that we need. we need more doses. the

state's public health officer says the current outbreak of monkeypox is being monitored and evaluated to decide of a state of emergency is necessary. >> 24 hours after mayor london breed declared a local public health emergency in san francisco, outbreaks of the virus have happened before. and doctor aragon shed some light on how a central african strain and west african strain are impacting the current outbreak from it. you know my perspective, the virus has changed. >> and maybe explaining why we're seeing more human to human transmission. the experience is pretty terrible. john pacheco spent 30 days in isolation at a san francisco home after testing positive with monkeypox, painful sores and lesions all over his body. he doesn't understand why it's taking so long for public health emergencies to be declared. we dragged our feet for that. >> initial 60 day is where it really would have been if we had. >> got on the ball and had more of a response early so that we wouldn't be in the position that we are now pacheco symptoms less and

after he was prescribed the drug t parks, which is now administered more than 30 facilities and providers across the state were lever. teen on a lot of the infrastructure that we built around covid turn bility to do case investigation, contact racine, the vaccine registry the california department of public health has expanded testing to process more than 1000 tests. a week had to wait 8 days for his test results dealing with the physical and mental scars of monkeypox. just psychologically, it's a unfortunate to have to grapple with that. just fear in doubt for so long. doctor aragon says that so far 11 people have had to be hospitalized. monkeypox in california. >> but that visits lasted around 2 days or less. and no deaths have been reported. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> california senator alex padilla and dianne feinstein want the federal government to send at least another 600,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine to the state california is ranked second in the nation for the most infections at

this time in new york is number one. continuing in health news, top doctors of napa county are investigating an outbreak of legionnaires disease. the cases just confirmed in recent weeks. kron four's gayle ong has the details. >> napa county public health detected 9 cases of legionnaires disease and additional cases in the last few weeks. doctor karen smith, the county's interim public health officer, says the cases were reported between july 11 to wednesday of this week in the cities of napa and calistoga. >> one probable case, which means someone who does have legionnaires disease doesn't have the characteristics of time and place as the other cases and that to suspect cases which these are people who. have been in the circumstances. others contract the disease. legionnaires disease is a type of pneumonia caused by bacteria.

>> ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin-hong says >> outbreaks are linked to water, particularly conditioning units that use water, not in people's homes, but in apartment buildings and office buildings. but also it from the and wine country situation. hot tubs all of that is so see it. the men are great, says starkly also in condition units off praise from grocery stores. >> symptoms include severe coughing, muscle aches, fever, shortness of breath and headaches. the disease can typically be treated with antibiotics that people over the age of 50 or those with weakened lungs or weakened immune systems are at a greater risk. a cube ation period is one to 2 weeks after exposure. early recognition is key because we have effective treatment, which i'm to >> they are kind of different on the bikes and regular or something that we have to add on to the regular on bikes and pneumonia. so i think now that

people on the i think people beast looking for law suspecting and more and hopefully saving lives. doctor smith says all the patients in napa county have been hospitalized, but there haven't been any deaths. >> typically the county's ease one or 2 reports of legionnaires disease every year. >> well, these reason numbers are higher. the risk to residents and visitors remain low here. >> deeply into investigating all possible sources for people's potential infections. and so we have not finished a that work at that. we're actively working on it. >> gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> well, looks like there is a an event coming up right now. children's fairyland covid-19 vaccine clinic is going to be happening today. appointments are limited, though. it's basically vaccinations for children between 6 months and 5 years old. the doors open at 10:00am and then close at 3.30, in the afternoon. still

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united states continues to wait for a response from russia after a proposal was made to release wnba star brittney griner. >> and another american detainee, paul whelan, the u.s. secretary of state says that he's talked to russia's foreign minister, the deal reportedly involves a prisoner swap for whelan and griner with convicted russian arms dealer. viktor bout after the call, russia urged the u.s. to pursue griner and women's freedom through, quote, unquote, quiet diplomacy without the release of speculated information. mayor of washington, d.c., is asking for help from the national guard to handle busloads of migrants arriving from the southern border just yesterday, mayor muriel bowser said that the city is now at a tipping point. she's calling for 150 national guard troops today to assist local authorities and set up a processing center in the district in april as a response to an influx at the southern border. texas

governor greg abbott begin sending buses full of migrants from texas too. sanctuary cities. so dc officials estimate that nearly 200 buses have already arrived. there delivering more than 4,000 migrants. the white house has accused republican governors of using migrants as a political tool. >> there is a process in place for managing migrants at the border. this is not it just shows crusie the mayor and the hypocrisy of the white house. why don't they secure the border? >> the department of defense says mayor request is now under consideration and the associated press is reporting that the u.s. plans to fill border wall gaps at an open area near yuma, arizona. >> well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the reward climbs for help in finding the killer who shot a pacific command a week before his sister's wedding.

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>> welcome back. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr is in our weather center with the but sounds like we might see it. slight chance of a thunder shower tomorrow. yeah. the next 3 days, the possibilities kind of with us as we're trapped a little bit of this monsoon level moisture just above us here now the ground we're dealing with all this fog that we tend to deal with that marine layer. it's not going anywhere either. >> there's the latest shot we have live from the golden gate. you can see it's kind of covered up right now. this is the east bay shoreline start to get some ground fog redeveloping here, too. probably a bit of that drizzle that we're talking about thrown in the mixture as well.

now the flow pattern above us you can see is coming up in around us coming in via the coast. what will happen tonight, though, is a wave of monsoon moisture coming in from the tahoe in from you. some of the weather looking for a flare up of some afternoon showers today. and then tonight, that's going to come. but racing across this is with the fog. looks like it mixes out least of those inland spots later today. but along the coast, they keep a lot of cloud cover there. and even some portions of the east bay shore like to this all comes back pretty quickly tonight, around midnight or so before looks like the entire bay will be flooded again with that marine layer. this usually takes until about 04:00am before it progress like this winds remain on that will be the game plan. temperatures pretty controlled right now. they're in the lower 60's in most locations. you'll notice. 66 antioch, 57 up there to santa rosa. 64 for san jose. and your breakdown today will keep some cloud cover even inland by 11 o'clock. we're talking partly cloudy, somewhat mostly, sunny, for the most part east to the east bay hills and well

up to the north bay. but temperatures controlled in the 80's coming up in a bit. we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast and get into the extended to l a thanks to. >> $75,000 in reward money is now on the table for information leading to an arrest in connection to the murder of a pacific. a man 4 years ago. 24 year-old mitchell warren was shot and killed in san francisco. police say this happened after he was involved in some kind of a dispute with a man seen riding on the handlebars of this bike. it's happened. it happened in the city's tenderloin neighborhood and police have identified the person that was on the bicycle. but not the man that they believe ultimately pulled the trigger. >> clear exactly what happened. but it just appears to be, you know, random altercation that unfortunately resulted and someone taken this young man's life. >> police are asking the public to share these videos and pictures of the incident.

and the north say one person is dead after being shot by sonoma county sheriff's deputy yesterday morning. it happened at around 08:22am. on thomas road in the town of geyserville. police responded to reports of a man who threw a rock through a resident's window and stole their truck. police say they later found him around thomas road and he appeared to be holding a weapon which he refused to drop. he was then shot and given medical attention. but died at the scene. the santa rosa police department will release more information as the investigation continues later today. the identity of the man and the deputies will be released next week. in national news now, the house has passed legislation to revive a ban on semi automatic guns. house speaker nancy pelosi pushed the vote toward passing in the democratic white house saying that the earlier ban save lives. the bill would make it unlawful to import, sell or manufacture a

long list of semiautomatic weapons. the new law also frees up federal funding to the states including for red flag laws that enable authorities to remove guns from those who what harm themselves or others. this is the first vote of its kind in years and a direct response to the firearms they're often used in mass shootings nationwide. political experts say that this legislation is likely to go nowhere in the senate, though. the boy, her chapter of the naacp says that they are in full support of police chief shawny williams. this is a far cry from the city's police officers association, which earlier in the week made a unanimous vote of no confidence in the chief naacp valais whole chapter president jimmy jackson spoke highly of chief williams and his efforts in making the city of allay better. jackson says the chapter and its members will support the chief until further notice. the association has said that the police department sworn staff

has been reduced by more than 20% since chief williams arrived. mostly due to officers leaving voluntarily. the headquarters of a popular donut shop in the north bay became the scene of an unusual burglary. it was caught on camera and many are now wondering why it happened in the first place. kron four's theresa spoke with the owner who tells us he hopes to get his stuff back. the cameras inside the headquarters of johnny doughnuts in sandra fell captured the entire crime. >> take a look. the man walks in and begins searching around. do you know this man have no idea who this person is never seen before it off it? he actually look the last red is the owner of the doughnut hot spot. he says the theft happened around 8.30 tuesday night. he checked the surveillance video after driver came back late. i noticed something wasn't right. we look at this video on what went through your mind. >> why? what was he in our if

you're looking for busted open the file cabinet. he was looking all over for stuff. my office. he was in the catering offices bloom says that the man eventually grabbed some cash any left. took a left, turn out the lights. the case done and then literally like 10 minutes later, life goes back on again areas. again, apparently left his keys in there and came back to get him. he took a set of keys from one of our trucks as well. the truck is still there, but we now know keys for the track. >> i have to ask that. do take any donuts. he did not think fully. you know, it's funny, but 3 did they do, but not the do the doughnuts. you took some it maybe was looking for donuts. he says they handed over the video to the sanibel police department who posted it on their facebook page. we we made a statement and the next thing, you know, i'm hearing from people from all over. >> seen this video. anybody recognize the guy it now knows recognize that just won our

truck keys back. that's all in. marin county tree says stasio kron. 4 news. >> in the span, alameda county judge has ruled that uc berkeley can build housing on people's park. >> the judge denied the petitions by 3 groups following nearly 4 hours of testimony yesterday. the university wants to build student housing at people's park and housing for disadvantaged groups, including homeless people. the 3 groups, including 2 citizen groups oppose the project citing the park's historic significance. an appeal is likely. house lawmakers have passed a bill to tackle the drought and the devastating wildfires that are hitting the west. it includes measures to thin out dying for us and would also increase pay for federal firefighters. wildfires have burned more than 5.6 million acres in the united states this year alone. that's more than any other year in the past decade. well, many of the bills have support from western republicans. it's not clear if there's enough momentum to pass the senate.

well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the giants are looking to make it 2 in a row against the cubs at oracle park. >> we'll have the highlights. and a new report says some of the deadliest roads in california are right here in the bay area. we're going to take a look at which ones.

>> a recent study looked at which stretches of california's nearly 400,000 miles of roads are the most

dangerous. this based on deadly crashes between the years of 2017 2019 coming in at number 2, is i-80 in the east bay as part of 80 from el bonita? the start of the bay bridge is the second deadliest in the entire state with 17 people killed. number 3 is also along. i-80 through richmond, san pablo and panel where 18 people have died and at number 8 is 2.80, through san jose between meridian and willsher which had a dozen fatalities in just a 4 mile stretch. as for the cause, the study says 27% of the accidents involved drunk driving. and 28% involved speed. >> and we're taking a little bit of break from the heat and looks like with temperatures struggling to reach 94 today. but that's what a lot of cloud cover today we're dealing with. and tomorrow there's that isolated chance of a thunder shower through monday. look at your 4 zone forecast a bit. keep it here for kron. 4 bit. keep it here for kron. 4 morning news content.

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yeah, i said folgers. it's something we pride ourselves on at folgers... look outside at walnut creek and it's already shaping up to be quite the sunny day out there. we did start off with some clouds, but dave spahr says that there's a lot to look forward to this yeah, good morning. l a good morning, everybody. and with all of we have still the leftover fog is hanging hugging around the immediate bay. interesting thing about

that is it's going to be hard to clear. >> in some spots like that, even this afternoon. and it's going to come back again pretty early this was covering you up before the midnight hour. looks like here's a the golden gate. it varies. it seems like every quarter hour here how it looks still that pesky fog lingering around shot at half moon bay. we might see some bright overcast going on as we approach around noon 1 o'clock but still got to keep some afternoon. cloud cover still is part of the forecast tahoe, what note? some scattered thunder showers will bit more active than we're going to see today tomorrow. now, as we get early into the week, it starts to dry out a little bit in cool off a touch into the upper 70's at that. but still very much summer like it looks like let's get back to future cast for you. see what i'm talking about. again, we do see some clearing out happened this afternoon. there's the afternoon showers and thunder showers. what's left over blows past our area overnight. you can see by 02:00am on sunday and will be left with this stirring going on tomorrow. got to keep that isolated chance of a thunder shower in there. and again,

far more active. you can see up in the mountains by tomorrow afternoon. so a lot of moisture has made its way into northern california with all of this. and that's going to be the case until around tuesday or so. at least monday. lower 60's line of the east bay shoreline. 66 for any act. 57 for santa rosa. temperatures will warm up this afternoon, but not as lofty as they certainly could be in july and august were looking at highs may be about 90 and that will be the top. here's the wide perspective. and it does tell a tale that's pretty interesting. at next couple of days, we're dealing with the monsoon. it's edging its way towards the west. we get a break little front towards our north clears things out for good balance of the week. but by friday, there you have it. it's coming back again. more that moisture mid layers of the atmosphere. sounds like a repeat performance of what we've got going on right now. 4 zone forecast. 64 san francisco will do it at the coast again with a lot of cloud cover. temperatures not moving much lower. 60's will cover us. 71 for burlingame to the south. most of the reading scratching near about 80 like redwood city, 78 for palo alto

in the south bay, keeping some scattered clouds for you, folks as well. today, 81 san jose and and cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south mid 70's out there, livermore and pleasanton mid 80's to upper 80's at that. but that's better than the 90's. 84 walnut creek. 85 conquered 65 for berkeley. what a cool. 65 with 82 for fairfield napa. 75 83 will do for santa rosa again. remember, this is now walking into august and not bad again. the monsoon traffic early on here. we keep upper 80's near about 90 for the entire week ahead as we get to around thursday friday, again where i boeing another monsoon event like the one we're experiencing now >> thanks, dave. now some bay area sports. the giants continue to struggle with the a's. well, they take on the white sox. kate rooney has the highlights. and this morning sports. >> chance for the giants to take advantage of the friendly confines of oracle park and get on a little run against the chicago cubs. a foggy friday night at oracle park.

that's how they like it right? we go to the top of the 5th. no score cubs. patrick wisdom has been good in this series takes alex cobb deep to this one is on its way. wisdom hits his second home run of the series. it's one nothing. chicago. bottom of the frame, marcus stroman gets warmer flores to pop it up. alonzo reid us battling the win and he makes the catch in foul territory. what a catch. i read this bottom of the 7th giants thing with the bases loaded mike yastrzemski to looking to put his team ahead. he grounds it to read this. so yes, strands the runners leave. the bases loaded cubs. get out of the jam top of the night. 3, nothing cubs. now christopher moral skies that you're right. he strums keep coming. can hang on the run

comes into score 3. this is safe at second. really not a good night for yeah. that would extend chicago's lead to 4 giants did make some noise in the night but ultimately lose. 42 in game 3 of the series is on set. the a's in chicago taking on the white sox. some fans of the green and gold in the stands is winners of 7 of their last 10 games down one, nothing in the second 2 on stephen piscotty deposits lance lynn sinker into the left field stands his 5th home run of the season is to cut 3, one lead. and they added to that with the long ball. the 6 seth brown just a laser to right. one of his 2 home runs of the night. not one made it for one a's. one batter later, elvis andrus hits 7th home run of the season. right into the stands that were made it 5, one a's and the final score with the 7, 3, also of note, james kaprielian went 6 strong innings, giving up only one

run on 4 hits and tha went. friday's pac, 12 media day was like no other in the conference is 107 year history. commissioner george had the unenviable task of answering questions about the pac. 12 future, very uncertain with the impending departure, both usc and u c l a by 2024, neither cal stanford have indicated they'd be moving from the conference. not yet anyway. and although he tried to curb his frustration about questions that dealt with the big 10 poaching, those to l a area teams. cleve cough had little bit of a hard time keeping his true feelings in check. >> 2 board meetings a week for the last 4 weeks. and paul looking my colleagues in the eye and understanding their commitment and that their first priority is making sure that the pac 12 survives and thrives and grows and a successful they're committed to the conference. and i think the best thing to do is to ask them about it. and with respect to the big trophy open for business. i appreciate

that. we haven't decided we're going shopping there yet or not. >> and finally, 2 time masters champ bubba watson has announced he will play for the saudi arabian liv golf league. watson. it's currently signed with a knee injury that's kept him out of action since the pga championship in may live ceo greg norman said, quote, it's bubba watson is a tremendous addition to liv golf. another major champion joining the growing list of stars of our teams. now due to his injury, watson will serve as an off course. captain at the liv golf invitational event in boston this september. >> will smith is apologizing for slapping chris rock at the oscars. smith released a video yesterday addressing the incident about 3 months later. >> i will say to you chris, i apologize to you. my behavior

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>> good morning and thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm ella sogomonian. it's saturday, july 30th. before we get to our top headlines, let's start things off with a look at your weekend weather forecast with dave spahr. >> hey, good like good morning, everybody. and we're still negotiate through that fog from this shot of the east bay shoreline. now still seeing portions you can see the east bay shoreline there and off to the distance. of course, the fog in the cloud cover. this will ultimately start to mix out a little bit. we'll have kind of a sun and clouds mixture going on for today. back to that fog here. this is the progress as we approach high noon. still some lingering a bit says you can see in some parts of the east bay shoreline. quite a bit in san francisco in particularly along the coast. already by this evening, this floods, the bay already as we approach around the witching hour and will be in that dense fog, both of the ground and a lot. what's also going on that we're going to be getting a little dose of monsoon moisture coming in from our perspective from the east that will be in the mid layers of the atmosphere for tomorrow. temperature check for you.

we've got the lower 60's line at the east bay shoreline, antioch at 66. 57 for santa rosa also matching that for san francisco. 2 of those onshore winds will be with us all day today and tomorrow. and your breakdown shows inland opening up nicely. but temperatures somewhat controlled. 76 by high noon and 3 o'clock. 83 in a bit. we'll be taking a look at the kind of weekend outlook of what we expect l thanks, >> daly city man is recovering after being pistol whipped and robbed. the crime was caught on video kron four's. dan thorn reports that the 69 year-old was targeted for his expensive watch. >> a san leandro man pistol-whipped and robbed while visiting his daughter in daly city. the 69 year-old get struck in the head several times as another man tries to steal his rolex is just heartbreaking. we get a lot of asian but, you know, you never think it's up to your the victim's daughter who wanted to remain anonymous, says her

dad and mom were dropping off food thursday afternoon when the masked man pulled up to or skyline drive home and demanded the one point in the video, the robber is heard threatening to shoot the victims. >> like a because i can't i can't really launch. investigators believe the family was followed from san leandro to daly city. >> after a struggle, the suspect eventually stole the watch and took off in a red car waiting nearby. the victim is recovering from minor injuries to his head. but the family says emotional injuries of this ordeal will take more time to heal. just shock with it's just filled up from it. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> new this morning, calpers trying to figure out what sparked fire at the crystal springs golf course in san mateo. these are pictures of

the damage that happened overnight. and it's believed that the fire erupted in a storage area. thankfully, nobody was hurt. on to another big story this morning, the mega millions drawing came and went. but unfortunately, nobody in the bay area's waking up a billionaire. but somebody in california is a millionaire. the winning ticket in last night's 1.2 billion dollar jackpot were sold in illinois. but here in california, somebody did match 5 numbers and one more than 4 million dollars that winning ticket was sold in fresno. happening today. san mateo county is making sure the people know what to do in case of a natural disaster. today is a counties 18th annual disaster preparedness. stay kron four's. camila barco is joining us live from the san mateo county event center. camilla, how's it going? >> good morning. l a so yeah. people here are now starting to prepare for the event. it doesn't start for a few hours. but here to talk about it with me is san mateo county supervisor, carol crew. talk

to me what is first off, what is disaster preparedness day? what does it mean here? what does f repaired as an opportunity for people to come and visit people who deal in disasters know about them, know how to prepare your house. prepare your family, prepare your car. >> we have 45 exhibitors today. all will have brochures for people to take an information for them to have. and it's kind of a festive, festive occasion. hope we've been doing this for about 10 years and people seem to really enjoy it and appreciate it. >> yeah, well, you guys are going to have so many agencies out here and it's a very interactive day for people. people not only getting to talk with having one-on-one with the firefighters are to be able to talk with some of the agencies. but you guys have some kind of exhibits. you guys will have a helicopter here. so kind of walk me through what people can do. they can. they can talk to firefighters. they can talk to police officers. they can talk to the ambulance company. american response will be here >> it's a chance to for for their children that she of

fires engine used and meet a firefighter and the firefighters are so great. you know, they put the kids up in the seat and that they live and the the police police come in the the you know, there have their uniforms in the equipment they have. so it's a learning experience to for especially for young kids. >> i have heard that there is a cpr and kind of a class where people can learn about what to do when they're dealing i blood. yes, was a special week. we have certified cpr trainers who are here to help train people. get them, get the paperwork if they want to. if they want to get really liason to do that. so it isn't it isn't internet interactive day, but it's especially it is so cool for the young young children to meet a firefighter to meet a police officer to meet the ambulance driver. >> and just learn a little bit about home safety and safety. when you're riding your bike, you know, we really kind of run the whole gamut. yeah, and they basically it's just hear how to prepare for the next disaster. >> all right. well, thank you so much me to of course. and

if people do want to come out here let the event starts at 10 o'clock this morning here at the san mateo county event center. >> it here is a look at the address. it is free admission there is free parking and i have heard that there are going to be free hot dogs. so if that doesn't get you out here, i don't know. what will the yellow for now? send it back to you. >> even right to buy. thank you so much, camilla. well, now to some developing news out of the south bay. quite unfortunate. san jose police responded to a crash that seriously hurt a child. it happened shortly after 8 o'clock last night on winfield boulevard just south of blossom hill road and police said that the kid was actually riding a bicycle when he was hit by a car. he was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. the driver remained on the scene and cooperated with the investigation. rio vista police have identified the 4 people killed in wednesday night's crash along highway 12. the driver of a honda crashed head-on into a

chevy suburban and they have been identified as 20 year-old jordan colvin from vacaville. the 2 passengers also from vacaville were killed and they were identified as 19 year-old erica. anderson and 19 year-old lacy conway, the woman who was killed in an suv was 7 year-old laura per at from mexico. police said that they found several open bottles of alcohol inside of covid's car and they're running some tests to figure out whether alcohol played a factor in this crash. 6 other people, including children, were hurt. coming up next, a north bay police are searching for a man who? >> welcome to the headquarters of a popular donut shop and then came back because he forgot his keys inside. and monkeypox is now declared local public health emergency in san francisco. so the state is working to get more vaccines to the communities who need it. most. plus, civil rights leader cesar chavez. he's home now off the market

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>> in the south bay center is a nonprofit has big plans to honor the life and legacy of civil rights icon cesar chavez by acquiring his family home. that money goes like weather loop a plan to turn it into a museum to teach the next generations about his

upbringing and life's work. it will serve as an example of how to use nonviolent resistance when pushing for equitable changes in society. the chavez family is ecstatic to see his legacy preserved in such a way. >> but a better place to learn about our past, to improve our future. then here, 53 shot down the new. we're just so happy that the property will be preserved. demonstrating the legacy of cesar chavez. the chavez family's and pursuit for social justice. >> the project started out with the purchase of the home and the next step is to get input from the san jose community on how exhibits should be displayed before the begin renovations. >> very aggressive fog we're dealing with this morning here in even some scattered clouds into the early afternoon. temperatures also very modest. a lot of 80's well inland as well. still eyeballing the chance of an isolated shower thunder shower over the next even up to 3 kron. 4 morning news continues.

♪ age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in just two days. new crepe corrector lotion only from gold bond. champion your skin. >> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're taking a live look outside at the san francisco embarcadero. it's still pretty gray out there. lots of clouds not just here along the coast, but also inland. dave sphar is here with a look at your weekend weather forecast. good morning, dave. yeah, good morning. l a good morning, everybody. and we've got 2 different types of moisture work here. the familiar fog

and low level moisture, the marine layer that comes on in the morning hours. but this is even being felt. >> in places such as the south bay. yes, overcast sky conditions going on this morning and not a storm system coming in from the northwest here. this is coming bubbling up from the monsoon spraying our area across the mid level moisture is what we've got going on and it's going to be around as a factor probably for the next 3 days. technically most noticeably a little bit on tomorrow in a bit on monday night as well. so here's the progress of a thomas e the cloud cover rising up from all of this from the daytime heating yesterday in the 4 corner states, a little closer inspection we got going on. the marine layer mixes out a bit. there's the flare up. we're going to get today, which is not as potent as tomorrow, but whatever we do get in the mountains will drift across the sacramento valley to greet us tomorrow. that will be in the mid layers of the atmosphere. and then at the bottom we get that marine layer that comes back really early tonight. so get those 2 layers of moisture which to deal with. the only thing is

the trigger mechanism to start the rise of the air and so forth that we use to get showtime and we don't have a lot of the trigger mechanism. still got to keep that isolated thunder shower chance in there. however, in our local forecast a little bit more action in the mountains you can see for your sunday. meanwhile, for temperatures right now, we've got 68 for antioch, lower 60's for most the east bay. 57 santa rosa. 57 also san francisco. 64 san jose. so we got gradual clearing and mild today, 70's and 80's overnight. we showed you that wave of cloud cover mid layers of the atmosphere coupled with the marine layer. it's going to be in place. isolated thundershower got to put that in there. farinas kids here monday night as well. there's another little opportunity there for next week, though, outside of that clearing out for tuesday. onward. mild temperatures with a lot of 80's today. again, 64 san francisco, oakland, 70 81, san jose in a bit. we'll check of the 4 zone forecast and your extended l a. >> thanks safe. we have developing news national news out of kentucky. the death

toll from recent flooding is now at. 25 people killed. the governor there confirms that the number unfortunately had grown this morning and record flash flooding had swamp the entire appalachian towns over the past few days. some waterways are expected to crest over today and more storms are forecast to roll through the region early next week. back here at home, we're learning more about what it's like for people who are dealing with the pain of monkeypox. the state health department updated us yesterday saying that nearly 800 probable cases and confirmed cases of the virus have been found. the state kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the latest response. >> california is getting far less vaccines that asked for from the feds around 72,000 doses locally. that means long lines of vaccine clinics will continue to wrap around the block. vaccine supply seems to be the biggest concern with monkeypox at the local, federal and state level. california department of public health director doctor tomas aragon says he has sent

a letter to the cdc, communicate with them with a lot of clarity that we need. we need more doses. the state's public health officer says the current outbreak of monkeypox is being monitored and evaluated to decide of a state of emergency is necessary. >> 24 hours after mayor london breed declared a local public health emergency in san francisco, outbreaks of the virus have happened before. and doctor aragon shed some light on how a central african strain and west african strain are impacting the current outbreak from it. you know my perspective, the virus has changed. >> and maybe explaining why we're seeing more human to human transmission experience is pretty terrible. john pacheco spent 30 days in isolation at his san francisco home after testing positive with monkeypox, painful sores and lesions all over his body. he doesn't understand why it's taking so long for public health emergencies to be declared. we dragged our feet for that. >> initial 60 day is where it really would have been if we had. >> got on the ball and had

more of a response early so that we wouldn't be in the position that we are now to symptoms less and after he was prescribed the drug t parks, which is now administered more than 30 facilities and providers across the state were lever. teen on a lot of the infrastructure that we built around covid turn bility to to case investigation contact racine, the vaccine registry the california department of public health has expanded testing to process more than 1000 tests. a week had to wait 8 days for his test results dealing with the physical and mental scars of monkeypox. just psychologically, it's a unfortunate to have to grapple with that. just fear in doubt for so long. doctor aragon says that so far 11 people have had to be hospitalized. monkeypox in california. >> but that visits lasted around 2 days or less. and no deaths have been reported. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> california's senators alex padilla and dianne feinstein want the federal government to send at least another 600,000

doses of the monkeypox vaccine to the state. california is ranked second in the nation for the most infections. new york is number one. and we did just get word this morning that now 2 people have reportedly died in spain because of monkeypox. for your health. top doctors of napa county are investigating an outbreak of the legionnaires disease. the cases were just confirmed in recent weeks and kron four's gayle ong has the details. napa county public health detected 9 cases of legionnaires disease and additional cases in the last few weeks. doctor karen smith, the county's interim public health officer, says the cases were reported between july 11. >> to wednesday of this week in the cities of napa and calistoga. >> one probable case, which means someone who does have legionnaires disease doesn't have the characters take some time and place as the other cases and that to suspect

cases which these are people who. have been in the circumstances. others contract the disease. legionnaires disease is a type of pneumonia caused by bacteria. >> ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin-hong says >> outbreaks are linked to water, particularly conditioning units that use water, not in people's homes, but in apartment buildings and office buildings. but also it from the and wine country situation. hot tubs all of that is so see it. the men are great, says starkly also in condition units off praise from grocery stores. >> symptoms include severe coughing, muscle aches, fever, shortness of breath and headaches. the disease can typically be treated with antibiotics that people over the age of 50 or those with immune systems are at a ed t- greater risk. a cube ation period is one to 2 weeks after

exposure. early recognition is key because we have effective treatment, which i'm to buy ducks. >> they are kind of different on the bikes and regular or something that we have to add on to the regular on bikes and pneumonia. so i think now that people on the i think people beast looking for law suspecting and more and hopefully saving lives. doctor smith says all the patients in napa county have been hospitalized, but there haven't been any deaths. >> typically the county's ease one or 2 reports of legionnaires disease every year. >> well, these reason numbers are higher. the risk to residents and visitors remain low here. >> deeply into investigating all possible sources for people's potential infections. and so we have not finished a that workout but were actively working on it. >> gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the mayor of washington, d.c., says that there are so many migrants said arriving to her city that it's pushing them to the

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>> washington, d.c., is asking for help from the national guard to handle busloads of migrants arriving from the southern border just

yesterday. mayor muriel bowser said that the city is now at a tipping point. she's calling for 150 national guard troops every day to assist local authorities and set up a processing center in the district in april as a response to an influx at the southern border. texas governor greg abbott began sending buses full of migrants from texas to sanctuary cities. dc officials estimate that nearly 200 buses have arrived in the city delivering more than 4,000 migrants. the white house has accused republican governors of using migrants as a political tool. >> there is a process in place for managing migrants at the border. this is not it just shows crusie the mayor and the hypocrisy of the white house. why don't they secure the border? >> the department of defense said that mayor bowser's request is now under consideration. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news over ward climbs to help find the killer who shot a pacific command a week before his sister's wedding.

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of up and around the 4 corner states of the flareup they had from yesterday and days before we're in this pattern until we get cleaned out a little bit. looks like by tuesday with little trough dropping to the south. now let's get to the lower level moisture that fog. yeah, it clears out, least mostly. it will hang around the coast. it looks like by high noon a little bit along the east bay shoreline, too, back again just by this evening and before midnight, as you can see and early into the overnight hours. so it will be greeting us today with similar views for your sunday morning afternoon. gets more interesting, though. there's the onshore winds are going to be with us all day today. nice climate control, even all week. in fact, it's going to be hard to see any 90's on the board here. so for this time of year, not bad, we're getting some relief, at least temperature wise. 68 for antioch, 62 livermore. 64 for a concord, most readings in the east bay shoreline and lower 60's. 57 for santa rosa. your breakdown today we get up to about 78 or so. 76 by high noon. 83 going on by 3 o'clock. we'll see some inland clearing going on at that

point. an isolated shower, thunder showers possible into tomorrow. very, very isolated that that and also into monday night to l a thanks, dave. >> $75,000 in reward money is now being offered for information that would lead to the arrest in connection to the murder of a pacific command that happened 4 years ago. 24 year-old mitchell warren, who you see there was shot and killed in san francisco. and police said that it happened after he was involved in some kind of a dispute with a man seen riding on the handlebars of a bicycle. it happened in the city's tenderloin district. and police have identified the person that was pedaling the bike, but not the man that they believe ultimately pulled the trigger. >> clear exactly what happened. but it just appears to be, you know, random altercation that unfortunately resulted and someone taken this young man's life. >> police are asking the public to share these videos

and pictures of the incident in the hopes that they will find the person responsible and the north bay, one person has died after he was shot by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy just the other day. it happened at around 8 in the morning on tenant thomas road in the town of geyserville and police responded to reports of a man who threw a rock through a resident's window and stole their truck. police said that they later found the guy along the thomas road. he has not been named but he appeared to be holding a weapon which he refused to drop and then he was shot given attention medical attention, but died at the scene. santa rosa police department will release more information later today. and national news. the house passed legislation to revive a ban on semiautomatic guns. house speaker nancy pelosi pushed the boat toward passing in the democratic run house saying that the bet the ban had save lives. the bill would

make it unlawful to import, sell or manufacture a long list of semiautomatic weapons. the new law also frees up federal funding to states including for red flag laws. it enable authorities to remove guns from those who would harm themselves or others. this is the first vote of its kind in years and a direct response to firearms that are often used in mass shootings nationwide. political experts say, though, that the legislation is likely to die in the senate. the boyhood chapter of the naacp says that they are in full support of police chief shawny williams. and that is a different message that we heard from the police officer association for the city which made a unanimous vote of no confidence in the chief. the naacp valais whole chapter president jimmy jackson, though, spoke highly of chief williams and his efforts and making the city better. jackson said that the chapter and their members will support the chief until further notice. the association said

that the police department's sworn staff has been reduced by more than 20% chief took office. mostly due to officers leaving on their own accord. the headquarters of a popular donut shop in the north bay was unusual scene of a burglary. he was caught on camera and many are left wondering why it happened in the first place. kron four's theresa spoke with the owner and tells us he hopes to get some of the stuff back. the cameras inside the headquarters of johnny doughnuts in sandra fell captured the entire crime. >> take a look. the man walks in and begins searching around. do you know this man have no idea who this person is never seen before it all? he actually look the last red is the owner of the doughnut hot spot. he says the theft happened around 8.30 tuesday night. he checked the surveillance video after driver came back late. i noticed something wasn't right. we look at this video on what went through your mind. >> why? was he in our office

and what you're looking for to busted open the file cabinet. he was looking all over for stopped my off as he was in the catering offices. he says that the man eventually grabbed some cash any left. took a left, turn out the lights. the case done and then literally like 10 minutes literally like 10 minutes later, lif again. areas again be apparently left his keys in there and came back to get him. he took a set of keys from one of our trucks as well. the truck is still there, but we doubt on a piece for the truck. >> i have to ask do you take any donuts? he did not think fully. you know, it's funny, but 3 did they do, but not the do the doughnuts you took some do to it maybe was looking for donuts. he says they handed over the video to the sanibel police department who posted it on their facebook page. we we made a statement and the next thing, you know, i'm hearing from people from all over. >> seen this video. anybody recognize the guy it now knows recognize that just want our

truck keys back. that's all in marin county, theresa stasi to kron. 4 news. >> mean, county judge has ruled that uc berkeley can go ahead and build housing where people's park is right now. the judge denied the petitions by 3 groups following nearly 4 hours of testimony yesterday. the university wants to build student housing at the site of people's park and they will include housing for disadvantaged groups, including homeless. the 3 groups, including 2 citizen groups oppose the project citing the park's historic significance. an appeal is likely. >> we have some breaking news out of the siskiyou county where a wildfire has burned 18,000 acres. >> this is a live look from a camera there and the fire has broken out at 2.30 yester>ay afternoon. evacuations are in place in parts of siskiyou county. now, no word on any containment yet this morning. in other news, house lawmakers passed a bill to tackle the

drought and the devastating wildfires hitting the west. that includes measures to thin out dying for us and would also increase pay for federal firefighters. wild first have already burned more than 5.6 million acres this year alone across the united states. that's more than in any other year in the past decade. well, many of the bills have support from western republicans. it's not clear yet if there's enough momentum to pass the senate. and a new report says some of the deadliest roads in california are right here in the bay area. we're going to take a look at which ones. >> plus, as we head into the break, if you're looking for something to check out this weekend, there is the oakland chinatown summer festival happening today. >> it starts at 10 o'clock this morning. a run 9th street in oakland and there will be food, arts, crafts and vendors that's free to attend. meow mix tasty layers crunchy and meaty textures with a mouth-watering gravy coating. meow mix tasty layers.

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>> a recent study looked at which stretches of california's nearly 400,000 miles of roads are the most dangerous. this based on deadly crashes between 2017 2019. in the number 2 spot. is i-80 in the east bay? this part of 80 from albany to the start of the bay bridge is the second deadliest in the entire state with 17 people killed between those years. number 3 is also along. i-80 through richmond, san pablo and panel where 18 people have died and at number 8 is 2.80, through san jose between meridian and willsher which saw about a dozen fatalities in just a 4

mile stretch of roadway. as for the cause, you might have guessed it drunk driving and speeding. >> with all this cloud cover will keep the temperatures down a little bit here in the upper 80's. we're expecting for most areas well inland. but the other factor is a nice little flour shower thunder shower, possible tomorrow. and even into monday night as well. this monsoon moisture here. a lot of cloud cover hanging around the coast to kron. 4 morning news continues what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more.. catching my train... making moves... ♪ making a connection... a train connection.

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>> welcome back. it is saturday morning and we're joined by meteorologist dave spahr with your weekend weather forecast. a good morning or good morning, everybody. and there's that fog reading us again this morning. now both the towers. you can see playing a cat and mouse game here with us. a low level moisture going on that we typically have anyway, this is going to be slower to clear because we don't have the same mechanics in place here with the sun uses like blue skies right above us and peers down through and it starts the machinery of mixing out with also drier air aloft. that's not the case today. so a bit more moist above us. and also temperatures are rising. so it's hard to get the buoyancy to get this mixed out. so it's slow going on that front. plus, there's that moisture which to contend with, by the way, in tahoe tomorrow, could see some scattered thunder showers as this plume of moisture from the monsoon really starts to expand drying out a little bit as we get into monday tuesday, upper 70's along with all of that back to future cast for we mix

out gradually. all this moisture here at the surface and then it comes out other way for tomorrow to greet us for sunday morning. with that mid-level moisture along with the lower level moisture. you had some daytime heating and there's the risk of an isolated shower or thundershower might get some sprinkles to the kind of dirty up the car to why not. and then tomorrow afternoon, the flare up in the mountains. you will see what those thunder showers are at. 68 going on for antioch right now. mid 60's off most of the east bay lower 60's along the east bay shoreline. 57 as a move that all up there to santa rosa matching that for san francisco. bigger picture of everything going on here. once we're done with this little outbreak of the monsoon, it does clear out we'll keep those temperatures somewhat controlled. we get to saturday. look at it comes back again. it looks like into next weekend. another surge of that monsoon moisture. all right. 4 zone forecast company for today. 64 san francisco and again covering a lot of cloud cover in fog along the coast. bayside 71 for burning game. 74 for foster city. and

to the south bay lower 80's where they do see some scattered clouds even into the afternoon. 87 for livermore, dublin, 82 84 going on for walnut creek. we have what 65 82 for fairfield. and an 83 for santa rosa. again, we have this traffic from the monsoon early on. most of the week will stay in the upper 80's and 70's covers at the east bay shoreline. thanks. states. >> if you don't know what tomorrow is national avocado day. and joining us now to help celebrate with some delicious recipes is livermore chef leslie dabney. she also goes by the vineyard mom online. good morning. leslee. >> good and yes, tomorrow is national avocado day or in our house pretty much every day. so we already know about welcome only and of a condo toast. of course, i am a total favorite about the cut just like in your families. so what great dishes are you going to be joining us and showing us today? i have 2 delicious and

easy recipes. my first one is an off the and great for its solid. >> that is really delicious. and then meant to a little twist. and i'm going to a grilled and for salsa. also really easy to make and super delicious. so i want to start off with my salad and most of the other cars in california come from the santa barbara area, not my friend, sense, the foxes of all the from his orchard. and i'm always trying new recipes. and this is a definite keeper. i just hope able and filled it with some mixed grades and you can use whatever last you want. and then i took it great for it. i have it in half and i use my paring knife just sectioned off all the pieces and i right on top of this out next. they have caught to cut it pretty much so i couldn't make and take the head out and uses and

i out the flesh and all you need to do is to slice it or dice it. however, you like it and put it right on top of the salad. okay. now you're going to want to serve the salad pretty quickly because you don't want the apple cart to turn around. so i have a delicious dressing was super simple to make and tissue some champagne vinegar at and it is my favorite nature's all of the whale that's made with all cars, which is perfect for our thing. and i like to just makes it into the mason jar. and then that way, if you don't use all of it, you have a container to say i just like, really, really easily. just put it right over the south. it and you want to be careful when you mix it all up because you don't want those beautiful of cars slices the fall apart. so i have one already may. i mean, look at how beautiful this is. it's fresh. it's delicious. so some really good for so that's my

first recipe and my next one. and that's a little twist for you here. ala, i'm going to my all the cars in the salsa, which most people don't do it you know, i've recently seen that on a few menus out in restaurants here in san francisco. i'm noticing a bit of a trend and my eyebrows do kind of raise that that i don't know what it tastes like when it's world. can you describe it? >> it was delicious. it's an highway. you have that really nice flavor to it. and honestly, it's super easy to do. i just do the other kind of the same way i just slice it. my wife, a student out and then i just clean up some corn on the cob a stop. and i take both the and condo. i with some extra virgin olive oil and some salt. and i took my out on the ground. but if you don't have a crowd, we can still do this all out. use a ro khanna in your house. i would say that point takes

about 7 to 10 minutes and week about 2 to 3. so definitely keep your eye on that. and then what should take it off the ground. want it so cool. so while that's cooling, i'm going to make the rest of this also, which is super easy. i'm going to take some some cherry tomatoes that i just ice and half, but also like to use some green onion. now a lead to you like a spicy salsa for a mild salsa. >> as spicy as it can >> and so if you say some hot sauce or how i set out and put it right into and then by that time condo and make really cool did not. and i just hey, can i slice i iright in to the i and i just mix it up together really nicely and gently, because like i said, it's all caught as they tend

to ground d lyetty quickly. so think to put a little bit of a dressing on it. and it's just t 2 pieces. i'm sorry to lines that i choose. and i have a little bit of that. do we and i toss it together and it is absolutely delicious. and of course, it goes great with anything like say just some tortilla chips. perfect for a party. all right. we've invited with netflix and u just want a little snack. this is absolutely perfect. but i would have to say i'm a big in my house. i don't know if you're a fan. you need to do for re doubles. that seems to be my least favorite thing right and that my my daughters are also really into doing the the rice, the cauliflower rice. so i use my teacher intense. it's my favorite flavor cauliflower. rice and i just layer and some beans. some cheese, some chicken. and then i take this delicious

salsa and just put it right on top. and how delicious does that look? i mean, these are all not juju simple and delicious rerereipes that they' for you because high in nutrients that are high in fiber and they're good source of potassium. so make these recipes on. that's a lot calmer day and know that you're being really healthy. >> you know, i really appreciate the variety that you brought to the table today. i didn't expect all of that. so many different recipes from people and that they can try it out just in time for national avocado day. so thank you so much. looking forward to the healthy and tasty recipes. leslie. >> absolutely. and don't forget have a glass of wine to go right with i'll be right over our right. and we'll be right back.

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start things off with a look at your forecast with meteorologist dave spahr. >> hey, good like good morning, everybody. and still that fog hanging around a little bit with the cloud cover here. a couple splotches appearing on radar because we do have this moisture aloft quite a bit of that that goes pretty close to the surface. so we don't have a big contrast with as we typically do, uses a dry level and warms up quite a bit while it's warming up. but it's still moist many 1000 feet up above us. that's that monsoon moisture in. here's a shot of the golden gate bridge. we can get both towers now in view. this cloud cover a parent is going to stick around. looks like into a released around noon. we are getting some partial clearing happening down the south a little bit here at san jose state. as you will notice some blue trying to poke out there just a little bit. back to the fog. this is the progress we get into the early afternoon. still along the coast. we have quite a bit of action early this evening. it comes back again and floods. the whole bay probably around noon or shore, assuming midnight or shortly there afterwards and

will do the same thing again tomorrow because, again, we don't have that dry layer above us to help the fog to make south 68 for antioch, mid-sixties east to the east bay hills catching up a little bit along the east bay shoreline, 60 for santa rosa. 57 still at this hour for san francisco. so better inland clearing happening in the next few hours into the afternoon. some pesky cloud cover hangs around the bay until the early afternoon. 83. it looks like by 4 in a bit. we'll take a look at your rest of weekend for look. forecast looks like there's that outside chance of an isolated thunder shower, though, l a >> areas waking up a billionaire. but somebody in california is a millionaire because they got a few numbers right? the second largest jackpot in history is going to some lucky person out of state. the winning ticket in last night's 1.2 billion dollar jackpot was sold in illinois here in california. somebody did match 5 numbers and won more than 4 million dollars. that winning ticket was sold in fresno. in other

news today, san mateo counties, 18th annual disaster preparedness stay and event is happening right now to make sure that people know what to do in case of a natural disaster. kron four's camila barco is joining us live from the san mateo county event center. camilla, it sounds like they're teaching people all sorts of things, even how to safely ride a bike. >> yeah, you can learn all sorts of things here at the disaster preparedness event with me. i have cindy burton a volunteer with the community emergency response team. and she's actually going to tell us a little bit some of things that you should have in your emergency kit at home. so walk over here and right here we have a display. some of the things that you should have tell me what what people should have. yes, and these are some of things that you might have your house. you have a ranch to help turn off your gas if there's an earthquake and you smell gas. >> you have an emergency radio to hear whether reports of like that duct tape rope things to help fix things around your house that it broke during it. matches shelter tonight. and these are

all things that we should have at home already set up yet. most these are already in your house just gather in one spot. house right? correct. so everyone should have a go bag so you can put it in the bag or in a duffel bag. it's something you can carry and take with you. so this has a little bit of food, a little bit of water. you want your mask, you know, in today's batteries and charging bears keys. one important thing is if you have pets, make sure you bring pet food in a spare leash. can't forget about if you have a baby makes you bring diapers. and so everyone should have won for their particular needs. any special needs brings up for that. so and, you know, whatever is going make you feel comfortable? couple days was my, you know, my stuffed animal that i can bring with me. got to have the personal touch and talk to me about why this is important for people to do. now. we know we hear

about disasters. i'm from florida. we have time to prepare this. but in california, it's a little different, correct? it's a no notice event. so it could be an earthquake. it could be a wildfire. you don't want to hear the helicopter dropping water nearby and then start packing all the stuff somebody can just grab and go. let's say you want your medications and spare eyeglasses, too. so you can have it in we need to leave. so it's really easy. doesn't cost a lot. shouldn't take very long just to get some stuff together in a bag and go go. all right. well, thank you so much. cindy will be here actually all morning. >> here at the san mateo county event center to talk a little bit about some of the things that you should have in case of a disaster. and this starts at 10 o'clock this morning. people will be here until later this afternoon and it is free. there's free parking and all i did hear that there are going to be free hot dogs. so everyone is welcome. this is for adults and kids. i'll send it back to you. >> it's a very good cause. thank you so much, camilla. looks like a fire sparked up

at a golf course in san mateo. these are pictures of the damage overnight at crystal springs. cal fire is investigating the cause, but did say that the fire was started in a storage area. thankfully no one was hurt. went and robbed of his rolex watch. kron four's dan thorn reports that he spoke with the victim's daughter who said he was visiting her at the time of the attack. >> a san leandro man pistol-whipped and robbed while visiting his daughter in daly city. the 69 year-old get struck in the head several times as another man tries to steal his rolex just we get a lot of asian but, you know, you never think it's up to the victim's daughter who wanted to remain anonymous says her dad and mom were dropping off food thursday afternoon when the masked man pulled up to or skyline drive home and demanded the watch. one point in the video, the robber is

heard threatening to shoot the victims >> like a because i can't i can't really watch. investigators believe the family was followed from san leandro to daly city. after a struggle. the suspect eventually stole the watch and took off in a red car waiting nearby. >> the victim is recovering from minor injuries to his head. but the family says emotional injuries of this ordeal will take more time to heal. just shock with >> it's just filled up from it. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> developing news out of the south bay where san jose police responded to a crash that seriously hurt a child. it happened shortly after 8 o'clock last night over on winfield boulevard, just south of blossom hill road. police said that the kid was on a bicycle when he was hit by a car. he was taken to a

hospital and is expected to survive the driver involved remained at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. rio vista police identified 4 people killed in a crash on wednesday night along highway 12. the driver of a honda crashed head-on into a chevy suburban and they have been identified as 20 year-old gordon. from vacaville. the 2 passengers killed were 19 year-old erica. anderson and lee see conway, both from vacaville too. the woman who was killed in the suv was from mexico. she was 7 year-old laura per it. police say they found several open bottles of alcohol inside of covid's car. so they're trying to figure out whether alcohol played a factor in this crash. 6 other people, including children, were hurt. major national news coming out of kentucky. now the death toll from recent flooding now stands at 25 the governor there confirmed that number this morning, record flash flooding has swamped the entire appalachian town over the past several days. some

waterways are expected to rise today and more storms are forecast to roll through the region early next week. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news at 9 north bay. police are searching for a man who broke into. >> the headquarters of a popular donut shop and then came back because he forgot his keys inside. plus, a historic move after the break. civil rights leader chavez is former home. it's now off the market and we're going to learn what a south bay non-profit plans to do with the property. meow mix tasty layers crunchy and meaty textures with a mouth-watering gravy coating. meow mix tasty layers. the only one cats ask for by name. say hello to high end stylings at prices you'll only find at lowe's. ♪ ♪

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displayed before they begin renovations. >> and quite a bit of moisture has moved on into our area, least aloft going on here. but we'll see some daytime clearing to the well inland temperatures, though, controlled only into the 80's watching over the next 2 to 3 days for little isolated thunder shower just makes for good measure. kron. 4 morning news continues. ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis.

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>> welcome back. it's time for another check of the weather. meteorologist dave spahr is here again with a closer look. >> hey, good morning. good morning, everybody. and we have that morning fog in which to deal with, you know, and you can see the towers are starting to show up again in this picture here. we can even make up the one up to more in from our vantage point. but it's still kind of lingering a little bit. this low level moisture. that's the last place to clear out. meanwhile, down to san jose state looks a lot better. some of that cloud cover is departing now in some ways, all this does is provide energy to the ground to produce again that isolated little shower or thundershower. he's the big macro view bubbling up from the southwest is our moms monsoon flow pattern until this little front kind of clears things out for us on monday. we're still going to be kind of in this air mass zone. the mid layers of the atmosphere of sparking off a little shower or thundershower with all of that. so the lower level moisture kind of mixes out a bit. we see some better clearing out to the east. you can see the flare up happening today of some showers and thunder showers in the mountains. actually more

active tomorrow. but what's left over the exhaust comes right across. you can see the sacramento valley incorporates with our low level moisture as well. and we'll be fighting through probably more cloud cover tomorrow than today. now, in some ways that prevents the atmosphere from warming up as much. but we might get some instability. that's the big factor. and again, you can see a better flare up happening tomorrow. maybe getting up there around yosemite. if you're headed out that actually deal with some scattered thunder showers. by that 0. 72 right now, antioch, most readings in the east bay are still in the 60's 60 santa rosa. they've seen some movement this hour. 57 san francisco, 66 for san jose. breaking it down for you again today. we've got the gradual clearing and mild. that's going to be the east bay. we're already seeing some progress there. 70's and 80's game plan tomorrow, mostly cloudy with an isolated thunder shower, thrown in there for good measure. it's the monsoon moisture kind of reaching its peak. a bet it will be around on monday, too. as the little note here in the monday night, then we should start clearing out by tuesday in the week ahead, looks pretty mild holding in the

80's today. 64 san francisco, 74 oakland, again, got those variable clouds hanging around in the south bay to an 81. here's a wider real estate couple 80's up there in the north bay mid to upper 80's to the far east bay. but for this time of year, not bad at all. have the 4 zone forecast for you in a bit. l a. >> for help this morning, the number of monkeypox cases in the bay area continues to rise. san francisco has the most people infected in the bay area with more than 800 cases reported as of yesterday. and there is growing demand for the vaccine. joining me to talk about this now is state senator scott wiener. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> it's a well, it hasn't happened here, but we are learning this morning that spain has reported 2 people died there because of monkeypox. >> and 75 people in west africa lost their lives. so is california treating this is a life-threatening disease? >> and i do think california is taking this extremely

seriously and term. doing everything in our power to expand access to vaccination. so to people connected to treatment and to get information we can always do more and should be doing more, of course. but i do believe cold front is treating this with a sense of urgency that it deserves. >> and we've been talking about the demand being greater than the supply we've seen long lines of people waiting to get a monkey pox vaccine in your home county of san francisco. mayor london breed this week officially declared a public health emergency. so what can we expect from that move? >> well, the state of of projecting this is very serious >> will really streamline and he's in the process of enter into contracts, hiring people getting testing and vaccination sites up and running. maker response even more them both. so. i'm really

throw the mayor. i think that's i think we should do it. state level was well. >> so by thursday, california recorded less than 800 monkeypox infections as mentioned. and the department of public health is requesting 800,000 more for state of 40 million people. is this virus spreading quickly at this time and is shoring up a local supply, a sign that it's just going to get worse before it could get better. >> i think it is spreading quickly and it's it's celery the lack of vaccines. makes a really to control a lot people, people here in san francisco. i know elsewhere of a particular year, one of the vaccine. and more and more people are realizing that that there are issued get the vaccine. so that's a good thing. there's increasing awareness. people want the vaccine, but the city keeps running because people want to we have to wait for the

federal government to some more for you at some more of to us. we'd like to start getting our allocation directly from the federal government like los angeles times to just cut out the middle person. and our doses more because they can't come fast. some of my concern. i number turn for one of my big concerns is the more this president, particularly if it starts spreading straight to unity's. we're going to see a dramatically increased demand for vaccines far beyond what we're seeing today, which will swab any increases in vaccine supply that we seize the faster we can move to get vaccines into arms. the better. >> and so what's the likelihood of seeing this disease at this time spread into other is there a likelihood of this becoming a larger problem? >> we don't control it quickly. i'm pretty confident that it will that, you know,

there's nothing in her about this virus it really started with a game but it can to others. again, we don't control sooner that there's a good chance that it will. we have a small window to control. this operates. >> and we did mention that a few groups were singled out and discussing where it has been spreading more so but how do we balance out spreading this information to make sure these communities are safe without stigmatizing them? >> yeah, i first we have to be honest with people kuz. there's a risk and not high from that. game by over, walk away or are the ones where we're getting stuck. and so that it's important for members of my community. i'm a man. members of my community

to understand that, you know, that they need to really be proactive about going to get vaccinated and and take whatever actions their own lives take protect themselves. that would be doing a disservice if we every pretended that it was not large this impacting game by man but we can do that in a way that doesn't stigmatize people. not about we're already waning. it's just like we do with it. i d blaming game even ising saying that, you know, we're responsible or whatever shaming and that's, of course, that's never been a good public health strategy and telling people you should never played. never have again, that this is not that's not reality. so we need to give people information, make sure that people make informed

choices about their own risk level that they're going to tolerate. make sure that people know where to get a vaccine, how to get treatment. if they get much the park's, how to what to be on lookout for symptoms so they isolate and not affect other people got to. those are the kinds of things that we can do to keep the community. yes, it is possible. >> and because the demand is outweighing the supply, the world health organization and centers for disease control did mention that smallpox vaccines can also be used an effective rate of 85% for people who don't have a skin condition like eczema, too help combat monkeypox. so i know it's been eradicated since 1972. no one's getting that vaccine at this time. but there is a national stockpile. so what's the likelihood of reaching into that stockpile in order to get those vaccines out? and while we wait for the monkeypox vaccine, specifically.

>> and rick, to know facts. and this is the new vaccine that we all want people to was designed for smallpox, not for monkeypox, but we everyone believes that both the old smallpox vaccine and this smallpox like they're very effective against as well. one of the reasons of monkeypox started spreading more not for go was because people stopped getting vaccinated for smallpox. smallpox was eradicated. so first of all, on this, the new vaccine to 10 back scene, which is the one that doesn't have the significant side effects. that's what we want people to this current. only one small manufacturer and denmark. that is just making this vaccine. think we're going to go to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, manufacturing and bless them for doing it's not enough. we need to get this vaccine licensed to other pharmaceutical companies to dramatically expand our production. with respect to

the older smallpox, 13 wrex into it see that smallpox vaccine. i'm like the new one is a live virus vaccine. which is why and, you know, compromised people or people with eczema can to it that that is an option. we do have i think 100 billion or more doses of it in our national stockpile and cities and counties and states are able to access the challenge for first talk is very complicated to administer it to take numerous shots. it's not just like one. so you have to do like a whole bunch of injections of the injection site. it's also because it's a live virus as it's kind of significant side effects that, again, for healthy people don't probably going to some of the fine but does have significant side effects and the site of the vaccination can be contagious for the for the virus that is use and not

vaccines to to cover it be very protective of other people in their household. so it's not to make them and so it is it's a complicated vaccine. it we really need to. we do have the option of tapping into that sought out and vaccinating bunch of people with an effective vaccine. and i know that our state and local health authorities have. thought about that. but it's not ideal. it would really be a a sort of a more last resort. >> thank you so much to say senator scott wiener for joining us. we'll be right back. hope you're having a

beautiful saturday morning. i have my cup of coffee here and dave sphar has your forecast. >> okay. good like a warning, everybody. and it looks like there's some clouds in the coffee here. oh, you're so vain. anyway, haha, golden gate bridge are seeing a little bit more of action going on. we can at least see something east bay shoreline. yeah, we can see the shoreline going on. but still the overcast skies going on. we have a lower level moisture. we have the upper level moisture going on here with the monsoon outbreak that we have. it's relatively benign going on. we have daytime heating, though. that's we can spark off potentially when you get that instability going on there for an isolated shower or thundershower in all it takes is one lightning strike and you've got problems. now back to the fog that should mix out pretty nicely this afternoon for a good chunk of the east bay, north bay. but

at the coast, we're keeping a kind of overcast for good chunk of the day. back comes tonight fills up the bay probably before midnight linger out all overnight into tomorrow morning as well. so do this whole thing again tomorrow. however, we're going to the intrusion of that mid-level moisture coming our way from the east from what we get this afternoon up there on the mountain. 72 antioch, most readings in the east bay 60's matched in the north bay, too. a chilly. 57, san francisco. 58. meanwhile, 4 half moon bay essentially turning mostly sunny. well inland. temperatures control, though, 83 by 4 o'clock, although we'll see some areas race to near about 90 know that mild trend will continue. but again, watching up in this monsoon moisture the next couple of days. getting more into that coming up in just a bit. l a >> san francisco police department is resurfacing surveillance video connected to a 2016 homicide investigation to help solve the murder of 24 year-old mitchell warren as kron 4 sleep. your goal reports.

there's now a $75,000 reward being offered. >> moments after the man wearing a dark jacket was seen in this surveillance video walking in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood on september. 30th 2016. the same man is recorded from a different angle writing on the handlebars of another person's bike. some time in between. police say the man on the handlebars shot and killed. 24 year-old mitchell warren. investigators have identified the person pedaling the bike, but not the man they believe ultimately pulled the trigger or not at all clear exactly what happened. but it just appears to be. >> you know, random altercation that unfortunately resulted. >> and someone taken this young man's life for the san francisco police department released these images 4 years ago, nearly 2 years after warning was murdered on the 700 block of ella street. since then, the reward money offered in this case has been increased from 25 to now

$75,000 share these pictures shared these videos. and if you have information, you can remain anonymous. you can call our anonymous tip line at the time of his death. mitchell was living in the city working as an electrician's apprentice. he grew up in pacifica back in 2018 during a news conference about warren's killing. his family pleaded for the public to come forward with any tips still knowing that individual that did this to him and that has shaken my family to their core? >> is still out walking around free. heston has to come to an end. this guy needs to be caught. >> so some other fathers and having to call. the kids and tell them that. their baby brother or whoever the local been shot and killed. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and the north bay, one man accused of a crime was killed by sonoma county sheriff's deputy responding to the call. he was shot just before 8.30, yesterday morning along thomas road in geyserville. deputies

responded to reports of a suspect who threw a rock through a window and stole a truck when they found him. they said he refused to drop what appeared to be a weapon in his hand, he was shot dead at the scene. we're told his identity and that of the deputies will be released at some point. now, the country's capital where the house passed a law to ban semiautomatic guns. house speaker nancy pelosi pushed the vote. the bill would make it illegal to import sell or make all kinds of semiautomatic weapons. it would also free up free up federal funding to the states, including for red flag laws that enable authorities to remove guns from those who would either harm themselves or others. this is a first of its kind voting years and a direct response to firearms often used in nationwide mass shootings. but political experts say that this legislation is likely to die in the senate. the blaze chapter of the naacp says that they are fully in support of police chief shawny williams.

that is a stark difference from the city's police officers association, which a unanimous vote of no confidence in the chief naacp chapter president jimmy jackson spoke highly of chief williams and his efforts and bettering the city of vallejo. jackson said the chapter in their members will support the chief until further notice. meanwhile, the association is blaming the chief or why the staff has been reduced by more than 20% since he got there saying that officers are leaving voluntarily. well, we've been talking about a aopular donut shop in the north bay. unfortunately, their headquarters were ransacked by a burglar head. it was quite the unusual scene caught on camera because apparently he came in and left and they came back again. kron four's theresa stasi reports he forgot his car keys. the cameras inside the headquarters of johnny doughnuts in sandra fell captured the entire crime. >> take a look. the man walks in and begins searching around. do you know this man have no idea who this person

is never seen before it all he actually look on the last leg room is the owner of the doughnut hot spot. he says the theft happened around 8.30 tuesday night. he checked the surveillance video after driver came back late. i noticed something wasn't right. we look at this video on what went through your mind. >> why? what was he in our office that what you're looking for see busted open the file cabinet. he was looking all over for stuff. my office. he was in the catering offices. he says that the man eventually grabbed some cash any left. took a left, turn out the lights. the case done and then literally like 10 minutes later, life goes back on again areas. again, apparently left his keys in there and came back to get him. he took a set of keys from one of our trucks as well. the truck is still there, but we've now gone up keys for the track. >> i have to ask do take any donuts. he did not think

fully. you know, it's funny, but 3 did they do, but not the do the doughnuts. you took some it maybe was looking for donuts. he says they handed over the video to the sanibel police department who posted it on their facebook page. we we made a statement and the next thing, you know, i'm hearing from people from all over. >> seen this video. anybody recognize guy it now knows recognize that just what our truck keys back. that's all in. marin county tree says stasio kron. 4 news. >> now county judge has ruled in favor of uc berkeley's plans to build a new housing complex in place of people's park. petitions by 3 groups to stop construction were denied after about 4 hours of testimony yesterday. university is bringing in more students every year and wants to build housing at the site of people's park as well as create housing for people who are homeless. the 3 groups, including to oppose the project, citing the park's historic significance. and it's expected that there will be an appeal. we're following

breaking news out of siskiyou county where a wildfire has now burned 18,000 acres. this is a live look from the camera at the town of why rica. that's a town that is a home to about 7,000 people. that fire broke out at 2.30 yesterday afternoon. people are being evacuated now in parts of siskiyou county and there is no word yet on any containment at this time. thereis an unfortunate study recently that looked at which stretches of california's nearly 400,000 miles of roads are most dangerous. and this is based on deadly crashes between 2017 2019. they're here in the bay area coming in at number 2, is i-80 in the east bay, this part of 80 from el bonita, the start of the bay bridge is the second deadliest in the entire state with 17 people killed between those years. number 3 is also along. i-80 through richmond, san pablo and pinole where 18 people have died and at number

8 is 2.80, through san jose between meridian and willsher which had a dozen people killed in just a 4 mile stretch of roadway. as for the cause, the study said 27% of the accidents involved drunk drivers and 28% involved speed. >> and temperatures somewhat subdued today, only in the 80's by pop 90 or so for any office will be the case for tomorrow and into monday. you can blame that on the monsoon a bit. but remaining mild into the week

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>> the mayor of washington, d.c., is asking for help from the national guard to handle all the migrants that are coming up there from the southern border. just yesterday, the mayor said that the city is, quote, unquote at a tipping point. she's calling for 150 national guard troops per day to assist local authorities and set up a processing center in april as a response to an influx at the southern border. texas governor greg abbott started sending busloads full of migrants from texas to sanctuary cities. ducey officials estimate that nearly 200 buses have arrived delivering more than 4,000 migrants. the white house has accused republican governors of using these migrants as a political tool. >> there is a process in place for managing migrants at the border. this is not it just shows crusie the mayor and the hypocrisy of the white house.

why don't they secure the border? >> the department of defense says mayor bowser's request is now under consideration. we'll be right back.

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what are we seeing out there? okay. good like a warning, this is what is happening at the golden gate and we have this. >> a marine layer that comes on in its use of the first thing that we get during the day. however, what's loftus a moisture up there as well. so and are typical vertical pattern that we see the atmosphere as you go upstairs, use it as like a happy trip, if you will, is gets a lot warmer and a lot drier. well, it's getting warmer but not drier. it's very moist as you go all the way up because of this mid-level moisture. that's our way. so that's kind of sluggish to get this to mix out a little bit. but it's starting to happen. you can see some sun trying to poke out there in spots. however, with all this moisture in place get the atmosphere, some energy that's we're concerned about for an isolated shower or thundershower. there's an earnest chance maybe tomorrow, one poking out here or there and then into monday night as well. again, with this mid-level moisture across our region, which is different than our traditional fog. so we have the overcast conditions here at half. moon bay. i think we'll see some breaks in the clouds even along the coast for not for

long, though, fogs and come back again right around sunset and fill the bay. a few hours after sunset. now a secondary issue here. let's check tahoe real quick boom. tomorrow, some thunder showers, much more widely scattered than we're seeing today. the exhaust of this will drift across the bay tomorrow. what we're looking at for monday, tuesday, beyond little bit of a drop in temperatures. variable clouds are kind of coverage as things start to slowly dry out back in the home front, there's the marine layer mixes out whatever happens in the mountains today. and another dose of that mid-level moisture we spoke of. there's the morning fog and all of that, boy, it's really sluggish to get that to lift. and you have daytime heating. you might have an isolated shower or thundershower. meanwhile, scattered thunder showers continue in the mountains tomorrow. more generous than today. most readings in the 60 72 already for this hour for any arc. all right. this is what happens with the longer-range. we finally turn off that monsoon. but our temperatures remain very subdued in the 80's. not bad for early august like this. but then by saturday, here comes another flare up from

the 4 corner states. and we repeat the process. 4 zone forecast for the saturday. 64 for san francisco, the coastal be pretty much stuck in the lower 60's. again, lot of this marine layer hanging around 71 for burlingame. 74 foster city, san carlos, 79 78 for palo alto, only into the lower 80's down here in the south bay, morgan hill racing headed. 85 for tri valley pleasanton. 85. 82 for dublin, walnut creek. 84 72 sam, andrew berkeley. 65 65. also, the 82 fairfield. 75 nap and 83 for santa rosa. again, not bad for july and that continues. will we dry out later during the week again, next, 3 days watching out for that isolated shower or thundershower both today. tomorrow and even into monday. that after that, we'll start to dry out. all right. appreciate >> now, the bay area sports, a giants continue to struggle. while the a's take on the white sox. kate rooney has highlights and this morning sports. >> good chance for the giants to take advantage of the

friendly confines of oracle park and get on a little run against the chicago cubs. a foggy friday night at oracle park. that's how they like it right? we go to the top of the 5th. no score cubs. patrick wisdom has been good in this series takes alex cobb deep to this one is on its way. wisdom hit his second home run of the series. it's one nothing. chicago. bottom of the frame, marcus stroman gets warmer flores to pop it up. alonzo reid us battling the win and he makes the catch in foul territory. what a catch. i read this bottom of the 7th giants coming with the bases loaded mikey stromski to looking to put his team ahead. he grounds it to read this. so yes, strands the runners leave. the bases loaded cubs. get out of the jam top of the night. 3, nothing cubs. now

christopher moral skies that are right. his trump company. can hang on the run comes into score 3. this is safe at second. really not a good night for yeah. that would extend chicago's lead to 4 giants did make some noise in the night but ultimately lose. 42 in game 3 of the series is on set. haze in chicago taking on the white sox. some fans of the green and gold in the stands is winners of 7 of their last 10 games down one, nothing in the second 2 on stephen piscotty deposits to lance lynn sinker into the left field stands his 5th home run of the season is take a 3, 1, lead. and they added to that with the long ball. the 6 seth brown just a laser to right. one of his 2 home runs of the night. not one made it for one a's. one batter later, elvis andrus hits 7th home run of the season. right into the stands that were made it 5, one a's and the final score

with the 7, 3, also of note, james kaprielian went 6 strong innings, giving up only one run. >> on 4 hits and the went. it is pac. 12 media day was like no other in the conference is 107 year history. commissioner george had the unenviable task of answering questions about the pac. 12 future, very uncertain with the impending departure, both usc and u c l a by 2024, neither count nor stanford have indicated they'd not yet anyway. and although he tried to curb his frustration about questions that dealt with the big 10 poaching, those to l a area teams. cleve cough had little bit of a hard time keeping his true feelings in check. we've had. >> 2 board meetings a week for the last 4 weeks. and paul looking my colleagues in the eye and understanding their commitment and that their first priority is making sure that the pac 12 survives and thrives and grows and its successful. they're committed to the conference. and i think

the best thing to do is to ask them about it. and with respect to the big trophy open for business. i appreciate that. we haven't decided we're going shopping there yet or not. >> and finally, 2 time masters champ bubba watson has announced he will play for the saudi arabian liv golf league. watson is currently signed with a knee injury that's kept him out of action since the pga championship in may live ceo greg norman said, quote, it's bubba watson is a tremendous addition to liv golf. another major champion joining the growing list of stars of our teams. now due to his injury, watson will serve as an off course. captain at the liv golf invitational event in boston this september. >> will smith is apologizing for slapping chris rock at the oscars. smith released a video just yesterday addressing the incident. chris, i apologize

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their report. i can't imagine that happening. i hope it never does >> all it us check out what's going on for are the current numbers for la 72 off to antioch. everybody else is pretty much into the 60's. i want to show this get a chance this earlier. but, you know, typically and the afternoon, you're the kind of dries out. i'm not really which is kind of good news for the fires in every night that it really keeps things down with. that only thing is a lightning strike. we don't want that. here comes back again. marine layer its bills and wow. and then by tomorrow afternoon again, it doesn't drop off too much 50's 60's going on for relative humidities for forecast today. 64 san francisco, 81 san jose. 74 open. got to keep a scattered clouds and they're just just for good measure. here's the highs today. 80's going on. even 75 up to napa 19. meanwhile, all the way off to antioch forecast ahead. we're watching the next 3 days with the monsoon moisture. that's in the mid layers of the atmosphere hanging around. that's what the big concern

is. you get instability. sometimes you can get a little show here and we don't want that because that's lightning and all that stuff. and that will be after that tuesday off the rest the week holding on to the upper 80's clearing out and drying out with that. but at least we have the fire retardant all in place like this with high humidity levels so well, it would be the bay area without a little variety. thanks so dave spahr. that's it for us here on kron. 4 news weekend news. i'm ella sogomonian. >> we have a good saturday.

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