>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning and thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm camila barco. it's sunday july 31st. we have a lot to get to this morning, but let's start by getting a look at the death at the weather with dave spahr. dave, how's it looking for the last day of this month? coming look. good morning. good morning, everybody. welcome to our climate control studios, by the way, to the idea. here's the fog going on this morning right there at the golden gate bridge. it's covered up yet again. >> although it looks like the fog will kind of break up a little quicker than it did from yesterday. that's the vantage point of uc berkeley. and you can see kind of the fog kind of covering up a lot of the bay. here's what

happens with the fog yet mixes out nicely. but we're not a lot of cloud cover aloft. so it's not going to be that kind of treatment where we see the sun really fill up the skies for everybody. nice cobalt blue. here comes back again for tonight. tomorrow morning to repeat the performance, mostly 60's across the region. some 50's hanging up there. the north 63 for san jose. 57 san francisco. we have a good strong on shore when that will continue throughout today. mostly in the single digits around the bail, though, around the delta in cortina straight. it picks up quite a bit. so keeping cloud cover, even in the inland spots for today because we have mid level monsoon around for today and tomorrow. 73 by 11 by 2. we're talking 83 in a bit. we'll check into your forecast. look like what it looks like for today and into next week. a meal. >> all right. thanks, dave. happening tomorrow, the monkeypox vaccine clinic at zuckerberg sf general hospital will reopen for walk-in appointments on thursday. san francisco received 4200 doses of the vaccine clinic at sf general will be open from

08:00am to noon every day until vaccines right now. and that could be quick. this is video of lines that formed during the last walk in clinic at sf general, despite the new shipment of vaccines. mayor london breed says that the city has received nowhere near enough as of last thursday. the mayor says the city hi receive 1200 at 1200,000 talk 1000. excuse me, vaccines to date, but they need 70,000 that same day. the mayor also declared a local public health emergency. it will go into effect tomorrow and breed says the declaration will help mobilize city resources, speed up, emergency planning and help coordinate agencies across the city. this is all happening as the number of monkeypox cases continue to rise across the bay area. these are the latest numbers. as of friday. you can see san francisco is leading the bay area with more than 300 cases and to put it into perspective, the state of california has nearly 800. for

the latest information on the disease, including a monkeypox case tracker and vaccination sites. you can scan this qr code and it will take you right to our website. and developing news this morning. a fire near the california oregon border has grown to an estimated 30,000 acres. and now governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency and siskiyou county in siskiyou county. this is video showing some of the damage caused by the mckinney fire. it's just one percent contain the evacuation orders extent into west. why rica with warnings in place for all city residents west of interstate 5. and fire burning near yosemite national park is 59% contained as of this morning. evacuation orders in the area have been reduced to advisories as crews continue to work toward full containment. the fire is now burning over 19,000 acres and nearly 4,000 people are working. the fire. the

grandparents of a teen killed in a deadly crash wednesday night are speaking out. the crash happened on highway 12 in rio vista, an area that has a history of major crashes. kron four's amanda hari has the story. >> love happy. >> that's how bob and diane conway, a vacaville, described their 19 year-old granddaughter lacey slices or not. bob says early thursday morning there was a sheriff's deputy at his door. he told him that lease he was in a car accident she right. he said now. rio vista police say the crash happened just after 08:00pm on wednesday on highway 12 between somerset and church. roads. police say the honda lacy was in was traveling westbound in veered off the road. >> the driver overcorrected and entered the eastbound lane colliding head-on with another vehicle. lacey calder.

>> have sister and said she had been drinking. couldn't drive. as for >> lacy was ejected from the honda during the crash. all 3 people in that car, including lacey, were killed. the other vehicle had 7 people in it. one died. police say there were several open containers of alcohol found in the honda. there's a lot to answer >> still shock. so this family. waiting for that open. >> both grandparents were close with lacey. bob has a tattoo of her name on his arm and she returned the gesture just recently >> to put on with the heart that i am. just that she wanted to do that. the conway's have a message for young people. >> who may make a choice

similar to the one lacy made all straight have a designated driver in vacaville amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> and the east bay, a woman is under arrest after running over 2 people and walnut creek killing one of them. police are calling it a dui related incidents and kron four's felecia call has the details. >> speed and intoxicated driver and a narrow roadway proved to be a deadly combination in downtown walnut creek saturday morning. >> yeah, that said it's de astating to hear that just before 2 o'clock in the morning. this group of friends visiting from new jersey heard the crash from their hotel across the street. walnut creek. police say an officer in the area of north main and pine streets also heard the collision and responded to north main and warrants way. that's where the officer found 2 pedestrians hit by the 28 year-old woman behind the wheel of the pickup truck that ran them over. one person died on scene and the other was

taken to a hospital with major injuries. i saw the cop cars, i would rather not see a scene like that. >> so i cop cars and away from the window are from out of town. get rental cars. we just we but the crash happened just as most bars were closing downtown patrons from a nearby establishment are seen on surveillance video rushing to the scene. >> mark, your party owns you're about a block away and says his staff were exposed to keep drunk patrons off the we have >> you know, search search water. that's what we should do. the driver was treated for her injuries at the hospital before being released and booked into the martinez detention facility. she was arrested for gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. andy, why causing injury in walnut creek? police called kron 4 news. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news state officials gathered at our state capitol to remember and honor fallen firefighters in the line of

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develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions may occur. watch me. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. >> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look outside at san francisco this morning. it's expected to be another nice day today all across the bay area. meteorologist dave spahr is with us now. dave, how's the day going to shape up? >> camilla, good morning. good morning, everybody. and we'll be dealing with a lot of cloud be dealing with a lot of cloud cover. little help suppress starting things off its covering up the golden gate, not unusual, but also the cloud cover. you'll notice in the south bay as well. and we'll see that cloud cover linger. even in those inland locations into the afternoon. but everything works in tandem to keep those temperatures down with gets more interesting is we may start to cook up some monsoon isolated showers or right now a little bit as appearing up on radar here. this is all aloft and it's going through relatively dry air. and i say that

because when you go up in the atmosphere, the dew points are not really dropping so much. but the temperature rises big-time. that's also said it with our typical inversion. think. but what it means is some of this rain is going to relatively dry air. so that's why we don't always get it at the surface. still, though, we've reported a little in the way of some rain on the east bay shoreline overnight, a bit and the possibilities there today. but on balance, most folks are to see a lot of cloud cover today. mild temperatures, little bit more humidity to throw in the mix. but tomorrow we're getting some cells that are bubbling up that look more interesting in the forecast now, the of everything. it's very clear to monsoon outbreak. look at the flow flow pattern. all of this coming out of the 4 corner states. it's typical this time of year. now having said all that, we jumpers futurecast for and you can see all the cloud cover hanging here. and as we get the daytime heating, the flareup happens around yosemite. also up to tahoe both today and through tomorrow, aided by some daytime heating, saw little patch develop there in the east bay. that may happen a little bit late tonight

overnight by tomorrow morning. we're socked in with the cloud cover and the fog. there's the flare up still continuing overnight in the mountains, it loses some of its punch temporarily because rain tends to stabilize the atmosphere. but as you can see in the afternoon, more heating away, we go. meanwhile, the home front looks like we've got some folks, the sun coming out here to give us energy only to flare up an isolated shower or thundershower, too. so that's we're going to watch. and it's kind of seems weird. but every time we get that daytime heating, you get energy to the atmosphere temperature check for you. we've got lower 60's on the map right now. 66 antioch, 58 up to santa rosa. 63 san jose. we've got mostly cloudy today on balance, mild conditions, breezy in spots and 80's even well inland tomorrow, mostly cloudy. we'll see some clear patches try to develop an isolated thunder shower. seems to be kind of favoring a little bit up there. the north bay a bit. we'll be following it as we get closer. monsoon moisture is responsible for this. and then for next week or this week, coming up, we should say variable clouds early in the

week, then clearing out later in the week. and 90's return heading into next weekend again for today. we got 65 san francisco, 70 for oakland and out of the south bay will give a variable clouds and mild temperature board. upper 80's will try for those well inland locations, but still some 70's up there to the north bay valais, whoa, obviously the winds at work there at 67 will have your 4 zone forecast a bit. camilla. >> all right. thanks, dave. those got u.s.. police have arrested 5 people accused of stealing from an apple store in walnut creek. the theft happened yesterday morning and the broadway plaza shopping mall. investigators say they found a car connected to the theft and 2 people who matched the description. now in that car, police found 2 loaded guns, including one go sky officers located 3 additional suspects in a separate car linked to the theft with the stolen apple merchandise. 2 of the 5 arrested are juveniles and the group is facing various charges, including organized retail, theft, possession of stolen property

and firearm related charges. on the peninsula. police have made an arrest after a man is stabbed to death in east palo alto. investigators say the killing happened around 11 o'clock friday night at a home on cooley street. police say 47 year-old are now mckean stabbed 50 year-old mario ventura during a heated argument. this is east palo alto's 4th homicide of the year. and the east bay, a 24 year-old new york man has died from his injuries after a fight that happened about a week ago. newark police say they responded to a fight shortly before 08:00pm on friday, july 22nd. the incident happened near wells avenue and asked treat and police say the victim suffered life-threatening injuries and was treated at local hospital. but he died on friday. and at this time his name has not been released. in the south bay. one person is hurt after being struck by a caltrain yesterday afternoon in santa

clara. it happened near main street around 2.30. the person was taken to a local hospital and their condition is unknown at this time. caltrain says there were about 72 passengers on board the train at the time and none of them were hurt. trains were stopped briefly for the investigation and they were moving again by 03:45pm. officials from across the state gathered in sacramento yesterday to honor fallen firefighters, garage. paulson goo has the story. >> it's everyone didn't exist. >> max fortuna stocked. >> but for the families of fallen firefighters, their colleagues and community members, it's an evening to remember and honor their sacrifices a lot emotions. this year marked the 20th anniversary of the california

firefighters memorial in sacramento, capital port. the sacrifice, dedication. 82 more names for added to the memorial wall. it can definitely have an impact on their lives and definitely can impact on their families thatcher. >> sacramento city. >> so caption. >> sacramento firefighter camera that your sister and niece were on hand to all in this doctor died from occupational cancer and the family says this is a reminder of the risks. firefighters take when they respond to a call. if there's no accidents but shows used to say. >> andy vista. >> 33 year-old this to firefighter andy blunt, a lost his life to sudden battle of melanoma. his wife keely hopes to spread awareness of anti-black to melanoma foundation to educate and skin check. firefighters to prevent

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at school and continue to raise questions following the deadly shooting that killed 19 students and 2 teachers jayla washington has the story. >> work is continuing getting those said as he pulled ec isd superintendent in a series of youtube videos shows major steps to make all campuses more secure kits camera covered. still not clear why rob elementary was not as secure as it should have keep his break as possible. so i sat down with the attorney, a principal mandy guilty. it is the preliminary investigative report says room one 11 was widely known to be faulty but was not repair. if there was complaint, there would be action taken principled yet as his attorney says she nor the principal before her river told about issues with the door. not locking, though he does tell me teachers document problems verbally before an official work orders filed the come and say, hey, this thing was something wrong here that i somebody or something

verbally and it's not making it to the necessary person needs to make it too. that's not to say i didn't. >> but in this complaint or i did have concerns that just never got documents. is there anything more as principal she could have done? i can monday morning quarterback. >> you know all policies and procedures. the attorney tells me custodians made sure doors were locked properly every night. the teacher's classroom wasn't locked. they get in trouble. the school shooting forced to shoot counsel them. they did it again. shoot, write them a good guy. and his attorney blames faulty doors on the building being old and says teachers how to work around for all doors to make sure they were properly locked. all in all, they're still the question of whether there was a culture of noncompliance leading to a lack of security. she got very high marks on her annual evaluation. >> because you didn't take security likely she was completion. she didn't know culture of noncompliance. >> but doesn't the culture start with the leader? huge, always for more. then we can

do. >> when you have the death of 19 children and 2 teachers. >> in austin jayla washington. >> and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, palo alto residents are pushing back on a plan to host the homeless in a parking lot of a local church will have the details after the break. it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car,

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with a look at the forecast with dave spahr davis looking a little cloudy. but as a son going to peak through, you will have some peaks in the sun going on here. yeah, good morning, camila. good morning, everybody. >> a live shot of the embarcadero and more importantly their the exploratorium, the ghost of doctor frank. you know, light is right now. so don't walk. we're looking a lot of cloud cover and fog in around the immediate bay to start things off. but again, we'll see some breaks starting to happen as we get into the afternoon. this is all nice temperatures to press into now. we do see a couple little radar echoes that are are appearing. most of them are off to shore and extend a little bit up to the north bay. so there is that outside chance you could get a sprinkle or 2 thrown in the mixture. what's more impressive as what we see into tomorrow afternoon evening. once we get some daytime heating. but here's the general flow pattern. when you see it like this, this is all coming up from the south or the southeast. and that's the summer. this is definitely without question. it's already done a lot of work. and the desert southwest and venturing up to the north covering all the way up to oregon. you can see. so it's going a lot of

coverage here. 60's off to the east bay for right now. 64 napa. 61 for bottle. 58 for santa rosa with 63 for san jose. so we'll keep cloud cover in the in the skies all day today. some little bit of clearing trying to work in here inland by about 2 o'clock or so with temperatures only venturing into the 80's. now, that's going to be the case early in the week and we're not to return to the 90's even inland until the middle of the week. we'll get a little bit more and you're longer range forecast. plus a 4 zone as well. coming >> alright, gave the city of palo alto is planning to set up a parking lot at a church to house those living in cars and rvs. but residents who live nearby are concerned about safety. kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> this parking lot at first congressional church of palo alto is on its way to be the city's next safe parking lot. a program created last year aimed to help residents living in cars and rvs the safe parking program allows overnight parking for up to 4 vehicles at the church's

parking lot. why consider ourselves to be very fortunate live in an area like we do? >> there are people that aren't as fortunate. so that's the least that the church can wesley challah palette to with the city, but at a community meeting earlier this month, the city heard from neighbors who do not support the program. >> a number of people asking had repeal the city's plans. it's clear that there are some folks who are afraid of what this might mean. the church is associate pastor eileen altman could not be reached for comment on saturday. >> but spoke at a virtual meeting acknowledging people's concerns. many worried about safety and the lack of background checks which the city says the state limits how they are used in emergency housing. >> also, santa clara county, who was paying for the program does not provide funding for background checks. we recognize that that there is anxiety about this and >> and just to know that we're not unaware that there is that there is some worry, but that

we feel confident in the the experience that move mountain view brings to to this work. the thing is people are identified. it's not like. >> people aren't identified with the program. there are no they are identified. something was to happen. there's deck. definitely. we're tracing it back to what the problem is. >> so far there are safe program sites at 2 other churches in palo alto. once the city gets final approval for this site. >> it will be here for 18 months and may be extended. in the meantime, if there are any appeals, it will be up to city council to move forward with the project. reporting from about to go on. >> and a manhunt is underway in oakland for 3 people wanted in connection to a deadly shooting. police have raised the reward for information to nearly $20,000. the shooting happened to may 12 on foothill boulevard. police say 3 armed men tried to rob 4 people. the man who was killed has been

identified as jose a mile from owes he was shot as the suspects took off in different directions. no one else was hurt. now for your money this morning, a report released this week by affordable housing advocates calls the bay area the most expensive place to rent in america. it included a look at how much someone would need to make in an hour in order to afford a 2 bedroom apartment in an order to rent a two-bedroom apartment in san francisco, san mateo and marin county. a tenant needs to make $61 and $0.50 an hour to rent a two-bedroom apartment and san jose sonny bill, santa clara, it's $55 and $0.15 an hour. and in oakland, fremont renters need to make about $43 an hour to afford the same space. and that's based on the full-time hourly wages. people need to make to afford something at fair market rent all while spending. no more

than 30% of their income on housing. people making california's minimum wage would have to work 104 hours a week and that's equivalent of at least 2 full-time jobs. now, july is disability pride month. and earlier this week marked more than 30 years since the americans with disability act was passed. now, while strides have been made in terms of accessibility and inclusion, there's still work to be done, especially when it comes to the workforce. kron 4 s noelle bellow has the story. >> writing his the biggest wrong, stu, you know, ever since i. >> small steven aquino is a former preschool teacher and current freelance tech journalist. yes, cerebral palsy, a stutter and hearing loss over the last decade. he's become a trusted voice on accessibility tech with by lines on sites like tech crunch and forbes tech to do the other sites that i couldn't. >> tribute to

>> not on staff there. >> okay. although i'm >> you know, that's someone hire me as employers strived to diversify their workforce, thinking of disability as the silent d and diversity would be a good place to start. i think. tech journal i think excessive. >> realty. should be part of tech should do with them. you know, as a staff will. >> in the past, disabled people have been limited from building financial security at the risk of losing public benefits. but now able accounts or cal able accounts here in california are giving them the option to save and invest in their future. these accounts came about in 2014 when the able act, the achieving a better life experience act was passed at the federal level. patricia roberts works to make both

disabled people and employers aware of these benefits. >> these expenses are quite broad that there really anything that can help with the well-being health and, you independence of a disabled person. i think it's great. stevens had an active able account for the past few years. it allows up to $100,000 to be saved without affecting supplemental security income or medical. >> the accounts grow tax free. anyone can contribute to help with savings to including employers were in the middle of this great resignation. people are shifting jobs looking for other opportunities, having an employer cares enough to offer something like it. able plan as a financial wellness benefit can really go a very long way. >> now that was noelle bellow reporting for us this morning. your disability must happy gun before the age of 26 to be eligible for cal able and you can check out cal able dot ca

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>> now if you have kids, you might be back to school shopping around now and trying to stretch every dollar because things cost so much. casey hunting bomb has the details. >> well, we may still be in the dog days of summer. parents know the time to begin prepping to go back to school is right around the corner. but this year, no matter what they need, inflation is hitting those supplies harder than ever. and that's not the only concern for families. >> even even if the prices don't go down, i'm worried about there being availability. >> suso bond, not only a mother, but a teacher is anticipating a challenge when it comes to ensuring her kids have the right supplies. so she's using a few alternative methods to make sure i feel like the supply chain is down everywhere. so i've started actually shopping now just a little bit with some basic things like pencils and actually some notebooks data shows that in order to even afford school supplies, many families will be cutting back on spending in other categories. but so bond has a

new method. she's going to use this year are also looking into up cycling whenever supplies from last year. that but the plastic folders, if they're used again, we can use them again. we're going use bookbags again. there's no reason why. >> they have to be replaced because it's a new school year. they all the deal. we have been trying to move toward the up cycling sort team over the last couple actually mild a sign he graduated college and he left a whole bunch of school supplies for us that we are going to use an and feel like if if they have a purpose them are just going to >> so there's no sweating when it comes time to head back to school. >> and let's throw a little humidity in there just for kicks and sticks. think upper 80's we have going on the far east bay for today, we'll get some clearing going on this afternoon. meanwhile, from the north bay just scratching into the lower 80's, look at your 4 zone forecast. we come back.

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>> and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look outside at walnut creek this morning. there's a small chance of sprinkles this morning in parts of the bay area. dave spahr, how's it looking out there in the east bay? well, looks like we have some nice opening up in the skies just a little bit there, camila. but meanwhile, off towards the coast. yeah, you got the overcast skies. not a surprise. the bay area fog that looks to be mixing a little quicker. >> that it did yesterday. a lot of fog bank. you can see here for the hills off to the

distance for sfo. no delays occurring this morning. so that's good news on that front. in travels. maybe by road up to tahoe, prepare for those typical summertime thunder showers. most of the action and the giants are playing today. a plea to write is that that's correct. okay. good temperature check for you. we have a 74 for tomorrow. by tuesday, isolated thunder showers. 76 really along that chain of the mountains. really? it's going to be possible the way down through yosemite. also, sequoia national park to the south. so to who's part of the nor this extension that we're seeing that happen. and that's why they're putting the thunder both there on tuesday. but can't rule out a sprinkle or 2 before and after a wednesday. 81, what's going on by this point? as we start to clear out the air a little bit and get into a little different weather pattern on that front. here's a looks like a future cast for some breaks happening in the clouds picking to the east and the south a bit sunsets cloud cover moisture comes back again. the showers hold together up in the mountains overnight tomorrow morning. get some of that daytime heating and away. we go to the

races again. meanwhile, we start to open up a little bit on the home front to give our local atmosphere some energy for yet again to spark off a shower or thundershower. 66 antioch vary widely isolated and scattered on that. 62 concord, 64 livermore lower 60's light up the east bay shoreline. and 58 for santa rosa. just to give you the movie and kind of in total for this week ahead, we get a little weak front towards our north enough to kind of push the monsoon away. so what kind of clean up the atmosphere a little bit as we dry out clear out the skies, temperatures to climb a little bit through the 90's inland, probably by the middle of the week to latter portion. so therefore buckle upper 70's 80's today. 65 san francisco to the coast. keep in the lower 60's with all that cloud cover. 72 for burning game to the south. we're looking at 75 foster city 80 for redwood city. 78 for palo alto in the south bay about 81 san jose milpitas about 80 along with cupertino, east bay shoreline, mid 70's and again, keep it in the 80's off pleasanton livermore. 85

dublin, about 80 83 walnut creek even conquer coming in about 85. 73 for san leandro berkeley. 65 a chilly 67 vallejo. definitely those onshore winds working here. 86 vacaville, 84 sonoma and 81 for santa rosa. so you'll see a difference between the screen in the seven-day forecast from the beginning with the possible thunder shower there. late in the day, isolated tuesday. we start to clear out and sunnier and warmer as we get those temperatures into the lower 90's. camila. >> all right, dave now to bay area baseball, like they said, the giants are at home taking on the chicago cubs. the giants got up to an early lead in the 3rd inning and never looked back. they would ultimately jump out to a 5 run lead. the cubs would make things interesting in the 9th inning. but the giants hold on to win by a final of 5 to 4. the 2 teams play again this afternoon at oracle park.

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i'll take 'em. ♪ >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news >> good morning and thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm camila barco. it's sunday july 31st. we have a lot to get to this morning, but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr davis going to be a giants game. how it's going to be looking out there here in san francisco. a probably a bit on the cool side. still in a lot of overcast combined with the fog that is kind of mixing out a little bit. this shot here of the golden gate. as you can see, not too unusual in the morning hours. >> kind of covered up by that fog. although on balance, it looks like that will mix out for us a little quicker. >> san jose state. we sometimes like to jump down here because they tend to see some better clearing. >> then we see around the immediate bay. but this here

is cloud cover. not the surge is fog, but really cloud cover. got that stratus working its magic here. we will probably see some breaks in the action. however, as we get to the afternoon, back to that fog again, it mixes out fairly quickly. the air above us is not necessarily that much drier, but it is warmer. so the relative dryness increases when you get up there. meanwhile, back tonight, here comes the quite as aggressive as the fog that we seen the last couple of days. but we will have the cloud cover sticking with it. 66 going on for antioch at this hour in the north bay. most readings are getting into the 60 degrees own 58 for san francisco in 63 san jose. there's that on shore wind event there and getting a little breezy around the carquinez strait that will continue again today, but still keeping some cloud cover even well inland. maybe late in the day here, starting to see some partial clearing in the far east bay and out of the south bay, only 80's for highs. and that will be the case monday tuesday, even into wednesday. we'll get into that part of the forecast bit later on to camille. >> all right. thanks, dave. just in this morning, police are currently investigating a

shooting in san jose. it happened. >> on the 300 block bar cart barker road. >> san jose police say 2 men were injured. one was taken to a local hospital and the other has life threatening injuries. the investigation is ongoing and police say they will release more information later today. and happening tomorrow, the monkeypox vaccine clinic at zuckerberg sf general hospital will reopen for walk-in appointments on thursday. san francisco received 4200 doses of the vaccine clinic at sf general will be open from 08:00am to noon every day until vaccines run out. this is video of lines that form during the last walk in clinic at sf general. and despite the new shipment of vaccines, mayor london breed says the city has received nowhere near enough as of last thursday, the mayor says the city had received 12,000 vaccines to date, but they need 70,000 that same

day. the mayor also declared a local public health emergency that will go into effect tomorrow. and reid says the declaration will help mobilize city resources, speed up, emergency help coordinate agencies across the city. this is all happening as the number of monkeypox cases continue to rise across the bay area. these are the latest numbers as of friday. you can see san francisco is leading the bay area with more than 300 cases and to put things into perspective, the state of california has nearly 800. for the latest information on the disease, including a monkeypox case tracker and vaccination sites. you can scan this qr code and it will take you right to our website. now developing news this morning, a fire near the california oregon border has grown to an but to more than 50,000 acres since last night. and now governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency

in county. this is video showing some of the damage caused by the mckinney fire. it was previously one percent contained. but it is now back down to 0% containment. the evacuation orders extend into western why rica with warnings in place for all city residents west of interstate 5, the oak fire burning near yosemite national park is 59% contained as of this morning. evacuation orders in the area have been reduced to advisories as crews continue to work toward full containment. the fire is now burning over 19,000 acres and nearly 4,000 people are working. the fire. the grandparents of a teen killed in a deadly crash wednesday night are speaking out. the crash happened on highway 12 in real vista. it's an area that has a history of major crashes. kron four's amanda hari has the story. i'm loving happy.

>> that's how bob and diane conway, a vacaville, described their 19 year-old granddaughter lacey, slices or not or bob says early thursday morning, there was a sheriff's deputy at his door. he told him that lease he was in a car accident she was right. he said now. rio vista police say the crash happened just after 08:00pm on wednesday on highway 12 between somerset and church. roads. police say the honda lacy was in was traveling westbound in veered off the road. >> the driver overcorrected and entered the eastbound lane colliding head-on with another vehicle. lacey, it colder. >> have sister and said she had been drinking. couldn't drive >> lacy was ejected from the honda during the crash. all 3 people in that car, including lacey, were killed. the other vehicle had 7 people in it.

one died. police say there were several open containers of alcohol found in the honda. there's a lot to answer >> still so desperately. waiting for that door open. >> both grandparents were close with lacey. bob has a tattoo of her name on his arm and she returned the gesture just recently >> to put on with the heart that i am. well, just that she wanted to do that. the conway's have a message for young people. >> who may make a choice similar to the one lacy made all straight have a designated driver in vacaville amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> and in the east bay, a woman is under arrest after running over 2 people in walnut creek, killing one of them. police are calling it a

dui related incident. kron forcefully to call has the details. >> speed and intoxicated driver and a narrow roadway proved to be a deadly combination in downtown walnut creek saturday morning. yeah, that said it's devastating to hear that just before 2 o'clock in the morning. this group of friends visiting from new jersey heard the crash from their hotel across the street. walnut creek. police say an officer in the area of north main and pine streets also heard the collision and responded to north main and warrants way. >> that's where the officer found 2 pedestrians hit by the 28 year-old woman behind the wheel of the pickup truck that ran them over. one person died on scene and the other was taken to a hospital with major injuries. i saw the cop cars, i would rather see a scene like that. >> so i cop cars and walk away from the window are from out of town. this to get rental cars. we just we but the crash happened just as most bars were closing downtown patrons

from a nearby establishment are seen on surveillance video rushing to the scene. >> mark owns you're about a block away and says his staff works to keep drunk patrons off the we have >> you know, search search served them water. that's what we should do. the driver was treated for her injuries at the hospital before being released and booked into the martinez detention facility. she was arrested for gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and dui causing injury in walnut creek. philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news state officials gathered at our state's capital to remember and honor fallen firefighters in the line of duty. plus, the principal of robb elementary school in uvalde, texas is back on the job. we'll tell you why. and after the break, it's being called the worst appalachian flooding any years. the death toll continues to rise in kentucky and it's expected to get worse. we'll have the latest

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it's it's more it's worse anything. it we are saying. >> president joe biden declared a federal disaster in more than a dozen kentucky counties making them eligible for a direct relief money search and rescue operations continue in parts of kentucky devastated by floods. at least 25 people have died, including 4 children. the number is expected to grow some residents of appalachia return to their homes yesterday to salvage what they could mud and debris from torrential rains covered homes and businesses and some lost everything. kentucky's governor says crews have made more than 1200 rescues from helicopters and boats. >> ok, let's check it out for your forecast going on for today. 77 by high noon, 3 o'clock at 83 might see some breaks happening there in the far east bay. a look at your forecast. we come back up here.

>> and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge this morning. we can't even see the bridge. dave are off to a foggy start this morning. >> yeah, that's the case around the bay. that's a very, very typical. we're seeing that at gates here. yeah. and we should see some clearing out of around of this fog a little quicker than we saw from yesterday. however, cloud cover is going to remain the

shot coming in from san jose state. and here we see ernest cloud cover going on here. this isn't fog. that's just the monsoon clouds that are overhead a little bit here. we have a kind of interesting situation, although we have monsoon moisture in the mid layers of the atmosphere. what we have is a warmer layer that goes through. so the relative humidity above us is much lower than at the surface. so any rain that falls, it still deals with little bit of of operation too. speaking on that note, couple splotches are appearing here on radar now. some of this is probably about brady before striking the ground. but something to watch out for and you can continue to see the flow pattern coming in from the 4 corner states. clearly of a monsoon pattern that we have. this is going to be the case until that front drop south and kind of cleans out or atmosphere a little bit back to future cast for we'll see some clearing in the east bay going on for today. they're about 2 o'clock. what's going on? still quite a bit of cloud cover. as in the mountains, it will continue to churn with those showers and thunder showers. even in the afternoon like that overnight. look at this is still holding together a little bit, not much energy

in the atmosphere at 06:00am. we still a nice big clump there? dustin north of las vegas. meanwhile for us, we have the fog and the cloud cover the remains. and that's when things get a little interesting from our perspective with some daytime heating, we might see an isolated a little shower or thundershower develop later on. meanwhile, you can see out get out to the mountains. another flare up occurs again, a little closer to the sou ce of the moisture temperature check for you. we've got the 60's in the east bay up to the north bay. 59 for santa rosa. 63 for novato. 58 for san francisco. we've got mostly cloudy and mild today, breezy in spots, 80 ish going on in london. and thct could be the case next couple of days, mostly cloudy tomorrow, isolated little thunder shower working and they're here. and that's again, very, very isolated. it's the monsoon moisture responsible for variable clouds afterwards. that will be monday tuesday, maybe even into wednesday until that cleans out. and as we clear it out, 90's return by thursday and into friday for today. that's called 65 san francisco. mostly cloudy

breaks in the clouds for oakland at 70 variable cloud, san jose at 81 on the big board there. your 80's mid to upper 80's in the far east bay up to the north bay, have some 70's hanging on with a chilly 67 we'll have more in your 4 zone forecast a bit. camilla. >> ryan gable on the peninsula. police have made an arrest after a man is stabbed to death in east palo alto. investigators say the killing happened around 11 o'clock friday night at a home on street. police say 47 year-old darnell mckean stabbed 50 year-old mario ventura during a heated argument. this is east palo alto's 4th homicide of the year. in the east bay. a 24 year-old new york man has died from his injuries after a fight about a week ago. newark police say they responded to a fight shortly before 08:00pm on friday, july 22nd. the incident happened near wells avenue and ash street. police say the victim suffered life-threatening injuries and is being treated at a local hospital. he died on friday

and his name has not been released. and the south bay, one person is hurt after being struck by a caltrain yesterday afternoon in santa clara. it happened near main street around 2.30. the person was taken to a local hospital and their condition is unknown at this time. caltrain says there were about 72 passengers on board at the time and none of them were hurt. trains were stopped briefly for the investigation and they were moving again by 3.45 in the afternoon. los gatos police have arrested 5 people accused of stealing from an apple store in walnut creek. the theft happened yesterday morning in the broadway plaza shopping mall. investigators say they found a car connected to the theft and 2 people who matched the description in that car. police found 2 loaded guns, including one ghost gun officers located 3 additional suspects in a separate car linked to the theft with the stolen apple merchandise. now 2 of the 5

arrested are juveniles. the group is facing various charges, including organized retail theft, possession of stolen property and firearm related charges. >> they wind here tested positive this morning. working from home for next couple >> now, president joe biden has tested positive for covid. again, this is nearly 3 days after he was cleared to stop isolating the white house calls it a rare case of rebound after the president was treated with the antiviral drug paxlovid. pat biden says he feels no symptoms, but it's still going to isolate. the chinese military conducted live fire exercises saturday off its coast amid reports that u.s. speaker of the house nancy pelosi is on her way to the region. pelosi reportedly left for her asia tour on

friday. today. she confirmed she is leading a congressional delegation to japan, indonesia, malaysia and singapore during the trip. but she has yet to confirm if she might stop in taiwan. china's ruling communist party has warned against visiting the island. officials from across the state gathered in sacramento yesterday to honor fallen firefighters, garage. paulson got has the story. >> it's one didn't exist. >> max fortuna >> but for the families of fallen firefighters, their colleagues and community members, it's an evening to remember and honor their sacrifices a lot emotions. this year marked the 20th anniversary of the california firefighters memorial in sacramento, capital port, the sacrifice, the dedication. 82

more names for added to the memorial wall. they can definitely impact on their lives and definitely an impact on their families thatcher. >> sacramento city. >> so nice production. >> sacramento firefighter, tamra that your sister and niece were on hand to all in this doctor died from occupational cancer and the family says this is a reminder of the risks. firefighters take when they respond to a call. if there's no accidents but shows used to say. >> andy vista. >> 33 year-old this to firefighter andy blunt, a lost his life to sudden battle of melanoma. his wife kay lee hopes to spread awareness of anti-black to melanoma foundation to educate and skin check. firefighters to prevent even more. nate going up on the wall. it's really special to see all the families come

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>> the principal of robb elementary school in uvalde, texas has been reinstated just 3 days after she was suspended. officials continue to analyze security at the school and continue to raise questions following the deadly shooting that killed 19 students and 2 teachers jayla

washington has the story. >> work is continuing getting those said as he bowled ec isd superintendent in a series of youtube videos shows major steps to make all campuses more secure hits camera covered. still not clear why rob elementary was not as secure as it should have been. keep his break as possible. so i sat down with the attorney, a principal mandy guilty. it is the preliminary investigative report says room one 11 was widely known to be faulty but was not repair. if there was complaint, there would be action taken principled yet as his attorney says she nor the principal before her were ever told about issues with the door. not locking, though he does tell me teachers document problems verbally before an official work orders filed the come and say, hey, this thing was something wrong here that i somebody or something verbally and it's not making it to the necessary person needs to make it too. that's not to say i didn't.

>> but in this complaint or i did have concerns that just never got document. is there anything more as principal she could have done? i can monday morning quarterback. >> you know all policies and procedures. the attorney tells me custodians made sure doors were locked properly every night. the teacher's classroom wasn't locked. they get in trouble. the school shooting forced that she would counsel them. they did it again. shoot, write them a good guy. and his attorney blames faulty doors on the building being old and says teachers how to work around for all doors to make sure they were properly locked. all in all, they're still the question of whether there was a culture of noncompliance leading to a lack of security. she got very high marks on her annual evaluation. >> because you didn't take security likely she was completion. she didn't have a culture of noncompliance. >> but doesn't the culture start with the leader? huge, always for more. then we can do. >> when you have the death of 19 children and 2 teachers. >> in austin jayla washington.

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latest. and david, just looking like a normal san francisco. some are out there with the foggy weather, right? yeah. and very mild temperatures inland to you know, we're getting a little bit of a break from the heat going on and only into the 80's today, tomorrow, really into tuesday morning, camilla. good morning, everybody. >> sfo, lot of fog start off, but you see the planes moving around. no delays this morning. meanwhile, on storm tracker 4, there's a nice collection of some showers off to sea, but that is moving basically to the northwest. we put this together. you can see the general flow pattern. all of this bubbling up from the desert southwest. that's a very telltale sign being summer that this is the monsoon pattern not like in the winter. when we see coming from the northwest. 69 from antioch, a lot of 60's cover the east bay 60 for a napa. 59 billy and 58. meanwhile, 4 san francisco at the ballpark today versus the cubs. it's going to feel almost like a mild football game. mostly cloudy, breezy, chilly with those winds around the west to 20. so, you know, bundle up quite a bit there going on

here. here's the breakdown for you in london. 77 by high noon to 3 might see some better breaks in the clouds happening here at eighty-four. coming up a little bit. of course, your 4 zone forecast and into that extended because the 90's are not far from home. camilla. >> all right, dave, thanks for the city of palo alto is planning to set up a parking lot at a church to house those living in cars and rvs. but residents who live nearby are concerned about safety. kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> this parking lot at first congressional church of palo alto is on its way to be the city's next safe parking lot. a program created last year aimed to help residents living in cars and rvs the safe parking program allows overnight parking for up to 4 vehicles at the church's parking lot. why consider ourselves to be very fortunate live in an area like we do? >> there are people who aren't as fortunate. so that's the least that the church can wesley challah palette to with the city, but at a community meeting earlier this month, the city heard from neighbors who do not support the

program. >> a number of people asking had repeal the city's plans. it's clear that there are some folks who are afraid of what this might mean. the church is associate pastor eileen altman could not be reached for comment on saturday. >> but spoke at a virtual meeting acknowledging people's concerns. many worried about safety and the lack of background checks which the city says the state limits how they are used in emergency housing. >> also, santa clara county, who was paying for the program does not provide funding for background checks. we recognize that that there is anxiety about this and >> and just to know that we're not unaware that there is that there is some worry, but that we feel confident in the the experience that move mountain view brings to to this work. the thing is that people are identified sound like. >> people aren't identified with the program. there are no they are identified. so if something was to happen,

there's deck. definitely. we're tracing it back to what the problem is. >> so far there are safe program sites at 2 other churches in palo alto. once the city gets final approval for this site. >> it will be here for 18 months and may be extended. in the meantime, if there are any appeals, it will be up to city council to move forward with the project. reporting from about to go on. >> a manhunt is underway in oakland for 3 people wanted in connection to a deadly shooting. police have raised the reward for information to nearly $20,000. the shooting happened to may 12th on foothill boulevard. police say 3 armed men you can see right there tried to rob 4 people, the man who was killed has been identified as jose a mild ramos. he was shot as a sus suspects took off in different directions. no one else was hurt. now for your money this morning, a report released by affordable housing advocates caused the bay area the most

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disability pride month earlier this week marked more than 30 years since the americans with disabilities act was passed. and whilst right have been made in terms of accessibility and inclusion. there's still work to be done, especially when it comes to the workforce. kron 4 s noelle bellow has story. >> writing is the been a strong sue, you know, ever since i. >> small steven aquino is a former preschool teacher and current freelance tech journalist. yes, cerebral palsy, a stutter and hearing loss over the last decade. he's become a trusted voice on accessibility tech with by lines on sites like tech crunch and forbes tech to do the other sites that i couldn't. >> tribute to >> not on staff there. >> okay. although i'm >> you know, that's someone hire me as employers strived to diversify their workforce,

thinking of disability as the silent d and diversity would be a good place to start. i think. tech journal i think excessive. >> realty. should be part of tech should do with them. you know, as a staff will. >> in the past, disabled people have been limited from building financial security at the risk of losing public benefits. but now able accounts or cal able accounts here in california are giving them the option to save and invest in their future. these accounts came about in 2014 when the able act, the achieving a better life experience act was passed at the federal level. patricia roberts works to make both disabled people and employers aware of these benefits. >> these expenses are quite broad that there really anything that can help with the well-being health and, you

independence of a disabled person. i think it's great. stevens had an active able account for the past few years. it allows up to $100,000 to be saved without affecting supplemental security income or medical. >> the accounts grow tax free. anyone can contribute to help with savings to including employers were in the middle of this great resignation. people are shifting jobs looking for other opportunities, having an employer who cares enough to offer something like it, able plan as a financial wellness benefit can really go a very long way. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news inflation means school supplies are going to be more expensive this year. the steps some parents are taking to try and save some money. >> the high-tech of and that gives you would fire style pizzas in 60 seconds in your own backyard. i'm rich demuro will do a taste test. com

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>> now if you have kids, you might be back to school shopping around now and trying to stretch every dollar because things cost so much. casey hunting bomb has the details. >> well, we may still be in the dog days of summer. parents know the time to begin prepping to go back to school is right around the corner. but this year, no matter what they need, inflation is hitting those supplies harder than ever. and that's not the only concern for families. >> even even if the prices don't go down, i'm worried about there being

availability. >> suso bond, not only a mother but a teacher is anticipating a challenge when it comes to ensuring her kids have the right supplies. so she's using a few alternative methods to make sure i feel like the supply chain is down everywhere. so i've started actually shopping now just a little bit with some basic things like pencils and actually some notebooks data shows that in order to even afford school supplies, many families will be cutting back on spending in other categories. but so bond has a new method. she's going to use this year are also looking into up cycling whenever supplies from last year. that but the plastic folders, if they're used again, we can use them again. we're going use bookbags again. there's no reason why. >> they have to be replaced because it's a new school year. they all do we have been trying to move toward the up cycling sort team over the last couple actually mild a sign he graduated college and he left a whole bunch of school supplies for us that we are going to use an and feel

like if if they have a purpose them are just going to >> so there's no sweating when it comes time to head back to school. >> i wonder how much the slide rules are running now, look at your high temperatures for today. upper 80's in the far east bay. we'll see some breaks in the clouds going on there, but it will be till late in the day for most folks. and still the mons

>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. you're taking a

look of outside outside at walnut creek this morning. there is a small chance of sprinkles in parts of the bay area. dave, where is this rain? you're talking about a monsoon. there's a lot of activity going on its side. camilla. it's the monsoon moisture. good morning. good morning, everybody. and that we're getting in the mid layers of the atmosphere, but very little bit. it's bubbling up in terms of the familiar. >> rain showers that we see throughout the desert southwest. certainly what happened. a las vegas recently here. we're not seeing that kind of activity, but we do have the chance for that isolated shower or a thunder shower going on. and that's the key issue because the instability is what sparks problems. we get some lightning in the wrong place at the wrong time. even with the rain event because it's been so dry. we have a we have problems. we seen that before already in recent years. so that's why we're watching that element of things. and it looks to be tomorrow. there is that chance of a risk of that popping up again. the isolated is the word. at the coast, here's a look at what's going on. half moon bay also looks like it's getting a little

darker, not just fog here. this is regular the monsoon clouds that are at work here as well. fog at work at sfo. no delays. looks like some sun spearing on throughs. we're going to keep that in the forecast, too. speaking of the thunder showers, the most active in the mountains they extend about as far north as tahoe when it looks to be that we might see some develop here. tuesday, maybe into wednesday before things clear out. but we do have that monsoon around the next couple of days with highs in the 70's, 81 by wednesday and conditions warming up for them to as we look to dry out later this week, back to future cast for we see some breaks happening in the clouds here. the monsoon is still quite busy off to the far east there tomorrow morning. but because of sprinkles at work that's not necessarily being driven by daytime heating yet. but again, might have some of that with a thicker moisture because we have the marine layer already at the surface helping out a bit. then with daytime heating, we have the chance at night monday night to see an isolated thunder shower. meanwhile, the mountains, it just keeps going. temperature check for you. we've got the 60's in

place in the east bay up to the north bay, some upper 50's 61 for oakland. 58 for san francisco, san carlos at 65. by the way, the macro view things the early part of the week. it's in the monsoon pattern. then it gets shoved to the east with this dropping front gives us a little bit of a arrest. but if you will, we take a little break from all of that. and we're looking for warmer temperatures with the drier conditions. temperatures here 80 or nay 80 for cupertino. mid 70's for east bay shoreline. 85 for livermore. 83 for walnut creek, 85 concord. 65 for berkeley. and 67 for you even with all this cloud cover, we see a diversity in temperatures here, separation, as you can see inland, really starting to be racing ahead of where the bay temperatures are. 78 for petaluma again,

unsettled on the left-hand side of your screen here. and then we dry out towards the end as we see some lower 80's there. camila. >> all right. dave will now to some bay area baseball. the giants are at home taking on the chicago cubs. the giants got up to an early lead in the 3rd inning and never looked back. they would ultimately jump out to a 5 run lead and the cubs would make things interesting in the 9th inning. but the giants hold on to win by a final of 5 to 4. the 2 teams play again this afternoon at oracle park. >> welcome to the field. the so. >> before yesterday's game, will clark officially joined the giants? legends as the team retired his number. 22 and a pre-game ceremony at oracle park, clarke's jersey will hang side by side with the likes of willing names. >> and the giants have retired only 2 jerseys of non hall of

fame players. clark's and barry bonds. here's what some of the fans had to say about the special day for will clark. >> it was cold blooded man cold-blooded. it was cold but it matter who is facing nolan ryan, greg maddux. he's going to get him. i just like when he was with the giants and i came to see buster posey, too. >> now the giants organization has retired 13 jerseys in its history. only the new yankees have retired more. and while the giants fans were celebrating low clark in san francisco fans were in chicago looking to take 2 in a row from the white sox. it looks good for oakland early on as the a's took the lead. but the white sox would make a comeback and win the game by a final of 3 to 2. the 2 teams will play again this morning. and first pitch is at 11, 10 in chicago. a company is making it easier for people to be able to cook. pete says in

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well, i this moisture is not a bad thing. we certainly need a lot we the marine layer. that's at the surface aloft. here's the monsoon stuff. >> there you see on radar, but that's pretty much moving towards the northwest away from us. back to that fog, this very familiar covering up the golden gate is you will notice there also down to san jose state. what we have here, we have clouds actually not just fog going on here, but some of the monsoon clouds checking in here a bit. this fog mixing out. it looks like it was real pro to around 1 o'clock or so filling back in not as aggressively. so for tomorrow morning. most readings are in the 60's in the east bay, getting some of those working here in the north bay, too. and our winds on shore picking up a little bit around the carquinez strait. so we'll keep cloud cover in the forecast all day today. highs only in the 80's. we'll see some 90's later on this week. more in the forecast a bit. camilla. >> all right, dave, we'll new this morning. police are currently investigating a shooting in san jose. it happened on the 300 block parker road. san jose. police

say 2 men were injured. one was taken to a local hospital and the other has life-threatening injuries. now that investigation is ongoing and police say they will release more information latpr today. and just a couple of blocks away from that shooting. san jose police are also investigating what they say is a suspicious car fire that happened just before 06:00am a man was found dead in the car and this was in the area of pomona avenue and barnard avenue. police have not said if this is connected to the shooting, we have reached out to both the police department and the fire department for more information. and of course, we will keep you updated all day on air and online at kron 4 dot com. now happening tomorrow, the monkeypox vaccine clinic at zuckerberg sf general hospital will reopen on thursday. san francisco received 4200 doses of the vaccine clinic at sf. general will be open from

08:00am to noon every day until vaccines run out. and this is video of lines that form during the last walk in te nic at sf general, des the new shipment of vaccines. well, mayor london breed says that the city has received nowhere near enough as of last thursday. the mayor says the city had received 12,000 vaccines to date, but they need 70,000 that same day. mayor breed also declared a local public health emergency that will go into effect tomorrow. reid says the declaration will help mobilize city resources, speed up emergency planning and help coordinate agencies across the city. now this is all happening as the number of monkeypox cases. can continue to rise across the bay area? these are the latest numbers. as of friday. you can see san francisco is leading the bay area with more than 300 cases and to put things into perspective, the state of california has nearly 800. for the latest information on the

disease, including a monkeypox case tracker and vaccination sites. you can scan this qr code on your screen and it will take you right to our website. developing news this morning. a fire near the california oregon border has grown too more than 50,000 acres sense last night. and now governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency and siskiyou county. this is video showing some of the damage caused by the mckinney fire. it was previously one percent contained. but it is now back down to 0% containment. the evacuation orders extent into western. why rica with warnings in place for all city residents, west of interstate 5. the grandparents of a teen killed in a deadly crash wednesday night are speaking out. the crash happened on highway 12 in rio vista, an area that has a history of major crashes. kron four's amanda. amanda harry has the story.

>> loving happy. >> that's how bob and diane conway, a vacaville, described their 19 year-old granddaughter lacey, slices or not or bob says early thursday morning, there was a sheriff's deputy at his door. he told him that lease he was in a car accident she was right. he said now. rio vista police say the crash happened just after 08:00pm on wednesday on highway 12 between somerset and church. roads. police say the honda lacy was in was traveling westbound in veered off the road. >> the driver overcorrected and entered the eastbound lane colliding head-on with another vehicle. lacey, it colder. >> have sister and said she had been drinking. couldn't drive. was frightening. >> lacy was ejected from the honda during the crash. all 3 people in that car, including lacey, were killed. the other

vehicle had 7 people in it. one died. police say there were several open containers of alcohol found in the honda. there's a lot to answer >> still so desperately. waiting for that door open. >> both grandparents were close with lacey. bob has a tattoo of her name on his arm and she returned the gesture just recently >> to put on with the heart that i am. well, just that she wanted to do that. the conway's have a message for young people. >> who may make a choice similar to the one lacy made all straight have a designated driver in vacaville amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, a woman is under arrest after running over 2 people in walnut creek,

killing one of them. police are calling it a dui related incident. kron four's believed to call has the details. >> speed and intoxicated driver and a narrow roadway proved to be a deadly combination in downtown walnut creek saturday morning. >> yeah, that said it's devastating to hear that just before 2 o'clock in the morning. this group of friends visiting from new jersey heard the crash from their hotel across the street.walnut creek. police say an officer in the area of north main and pine streets also heard the collision. >> and responded to north main and warrants way. that's where the officer found 2 pedestrians hit by the 28 year-old woman behind the wheel of the pickup truck that ran them over. >> one person died on scene and the other was taken to a hospital with major injuries. i saw the cop cars, i would rather not see a scene like that. so i cop cars and away from the window are from out of town. this get rental cars. we just we but the crash happened just as most bars

were closing downtown patrons from a nearby establishment are seen on surveillance video rushing to the scene. >> mark, your party owns you're about a block away and says his staff works well to keep drunk patrons off the rain. so we have >> you know, search search water. that's what we should do. the driver was treated for her injuries at the hospital before being released and booked into the martinez detention facility. she was arrested for gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. andy, why causing injury in walnut creek? police called kron 4 news. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news state officials gather at our state's capital to remember and honor fallen firefighters in the line of duty. plus, the principal of robb elementary school in uvalde, texas is back on the job. we'll tell you why after the break. and coming up, it's being called the worst appalachian flooding in years. the death toll continues to rise in kentucky and is

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and it's it's more it's worse anything. it we are saying. >> president joe biden declared a federal disaster in more than a dozen kentucky counties making them eligible for direct relief. money, search and rescue operations continue in parts of kentucky devastated by floods. at least 25 people have died, including 4 children. that number is expected to grow. some residents of appalachia returned to their homes yesterday to salvage what they could mud and debris from torrential rains covered homes and businesses and some lost everything. kentucky's governor says crews have made more than 1200 rescues from helicopters and boats. >> all right. we have quite a bit of moisture going on in the atmosphere is keeping of this cloud cover around even inland into the afternoon. temperatures will be in the 80's. we want to the 90's return probably to the latter portion of this week. well,

>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look outside at san francisco this morning. and there is a giants game. dave, what we have to warn people about what to wear to the giants games jacket or it's a football his we're talking about so love that. >> even though it is late july here, you said the last day of july, in fact, and good

morning, everybody. the fog is checking in as well. the golden gate bridge. as you can see there. same thing while san jose state different story here. this is actually breaking up a little bit, but some of the monsoon clouds here. we'll see some breaks in the skies to off to the east bay throughout the day as well. but for the stadium going on yes, chilly. got a chilly breeze. we may scratch about 60 in the afternoon. nere's storm tracker. 4 frozen for you. to give you an idea where things stand. we have this consistent collection of cells out to sea, basically moving to the northwest now. but later in the forecast period in the monday we get some daytime heating might see the flare up of an isolated thunder showers. a possibility. basically this air mass from us, the giudice splotches on here, but really throughout the whole region. there's this layer of moisture. that's right above us. that's not typically there you have the daytime heating or any instability. that's when you start to drive that chance of a thunder shower and that we don't want to hear about. that's problematic. all right. here's the clouds

sector of what it looks like for today. again, some breaks happening in the skies. look how busy this off in the mountains all day today, the scattered showers and the thundershowers tonight will a little bit of clearing patch. it fills back in again that some of that monsoon moisture and the marine layers spilling back in again. might see a morning sprinkle going on tomorrow. meanwhile, those showers continue in the mountains all night. then with daytime heating away we go is are. but he kind of clears up temporarily. and that's important from our perspective because we might have enough energy in the atmosphere to spark off that isolated thunder shower again, 73, antioch, only a spot on our map here. this reached into the 70's 60's cover the east bay. 52 on the other side here for half moon bay still have the coastal marine layer with the cloud cover in the fog. still, 59 san francisco, so mostly cloudy and mild today, but we are seeing some breaks happening in the skies a bit breezy in spots with 80 ish in london. that's going to the trend the next couple of days tomorrow, mostly cloudy and isolated. little thunder shower working here and

monsoon moisture to watch out for this week. variable clouds early part of the week. latter portion of the week. we dry out and clear out and temperatures climb in accordance with that. 65 san francisco, 70 for oakland, 81 san jose variable clouds from that perspective, we're already seeing some breaks happening there. highs today mid to upper 80's over the east bay hills and a bit. we'll check into the 4 zone forecast coming up. >> all right, dave, thank you. on the peninsula, police have made an arrest after a man is stabbed to death in east palo alto. investigators say the killing happened around 11 o'clock friday night at a home on cooley street. police say 47 year-old darnell mckean stabbed 50 year-old mario ventura during a heated argument. this is east palo alto's 4th homicide of the year. in the east bay. a 24 year-old new york man has died from his injuries after a fight that happened about a week ago. newark police say they responded to a fight shortly before 08:00pm on friday, july 22nd. the incident happened near wells avenue and ash street. police

say the victim suffered life-threatening injuries and was being treated at a local hospital. he died on friday and his name has not been released. and the south bay, one person is hurt after being struck by a caltrain yesterday afternoon in santa clara. it happened near main street around 2.30. the person was taken to a local hospital and their condition is unknown at this time. caltrain says there were about 72 passengers on board. at the time and none of them were hurt. trains were stopped briefly for the investigation, but they were up moving again by 3.45. that afternoon. >> you know what? you're tested positive morning. working from home from couple days. >> president biden has tested positive for covid. again, this is nearly 3 days after he was clear to stop isolating

the white house calls it a rare case of rebound after the president was treated with the antiviral drug paxlovid. biden says he feels no symptoms, but it's still going to isolate. pope francis acknowledged that he can no longer travel like he used to. he says he needs to slow down and one day possibly retire. the 85 year-old thou to slow down amid ongoing health concerns. he travel to canada last weekend said his strange need ligaments may cause him to forgo future travel plans. pope francis said although he has not thought about resigning, riza resigning the door is open for that possibility. a mass of out of control chinese booster rocket burned up over the indian ocean yesterday. there had been a slight risk of fragments falling to earth, potentially even over california, which could have caused damage or even casualties on the ground. the

23 time rocket was carrying a science laboratory up to china's orbital space station. china's choice to not guide the booster back through the atmosphere has drawn some scrutiny from the space community. officials from across the state gathered in sacramento yesterday to honor fallen firefighters garage. paul said god has the story. >> it's one didn't exist. >> max fortuna stocked. >> but for the families of fallen firefighters, their colleagues and community members, it's an evening to remember and honor their sacrifices a lot emotions. this year marked the 20th anniversary of the california firefighters memorial in sacramento, capital port, the sacrifice, the dedication. 82

more names for added to the memorial wall. it can definitely impact on the lives and definitely can impact on their families thatcher. >> sacramento city. >> so culture. >> sacramento firefighter camera that your sister and niece were on hand to all in this doctor died from occupational cancer and the family says this is a reminder of the risks. firefighters take when they respond to a call. if there's no accidents but shows used to say. >> andy vista. >> 33 year-old this to firefighter andy blunt, a lost his life to sudden battle of melanoma. his wife kay lee hopes to spread awareness of anti-black to melanoma foundation to educate and skin check. firefighters to prevent even more. nate going up on the wall. it's really special to see all the families come together to let friends and when it's never know.

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>> work is continuing getting those said as he bowled ec isd superintendent in a series of youtube videos shows major steps to make all campuses more secure hits camera covered. still not clear why rob elementary was not as secure as it should have keep break as possible. so i sat down with the attorney, a principal mandy guilty. it is the preliminary investigative report says room one 11 was widely known to be faulty but was not repair. if there was complaint, there would be the action taken principled yet as his attorney says she nor the principal before her were ever told about issues with the door. not locking, though he does tell me teachers document problems verbally before an official work orders filed the come and say, hey, this thing was something wrong here that i somebody or something verbally and it's not making it to the necessary person needs to make it too. that's not to say i didn't. >> but in this complaint or i did have concerns that just never got document. is there

anything more as principal she could have done? i can monday morning quarterback. >> you know all policies and procedures. the attorney tells me custodians made sure doors were locked properly every night. the teacher's classroom wasn't lot. they get in trouble. the school shooting forced that she would counsel them. they did it again. shoot, write them a good guy. and his attorney blames faulty doors on the building being old and says teachers how to work around for all doors to make sure they were properly locked. all in all, they're still the question of whether there was a culture of noncompliance leading to a lack of security. she got very high marks on her annual evaluation. >> because you didn't take security likely she was completion. she didn't have a culture of noncompliance. >> but doesn't the culture start with the leader? huge, always for more. then we can do. >> when you have the death of 19 children and 2 teachers. >> in austin jayla washington. now still ahead on the kron 4

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more months until 2023, jaime, but who's counting right? >> apparently you are. you all set to go. yeah. good morning, camila. good morning, everybody. we have that morning. fog still hanging around a little bit from the perspective, sfo. no delays happening this morning. we've been seeing a lot around the golden gate bridge as well. other thing we're tracking is upstairs. there are a couple little stray showers. this is out to sea and most of this is moving away from us towards the northwest. but it's the general flow pattern that we're seeing coming in from that monsoon pattern that you can see in the 4 corner states. this is going continue into tomorrow and the timing is that maybe an isolated shower or thundershower may develop tomorrow afternoon or into the evening hours. 73 for antioch. most readings on the board are in the 60's exception being half moon bay at 58. on the other side of the scale. 65 meanwhile for san jose at the ballpark today, let's keep it mostly cloudy against the cubs a game time. 60 ish breezy, too. that's a chilly wind out of the west at near 20. so almost

iowa football kane, if you will. the breakdown today, 81 going on at 5 one, rather at 4. 84 with some better inland clearing coming up in a bit. we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast and the extended to camilla was waiting for 2023. haha. >> still quite some time till that. thanks, dave. the city of palo alto is planning to set up a parking lot at a church to house those living and cars and arby's for residents who live nearby are concerned about safety. kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> this parking lot at first congressional church of palo alto is on its way to be the city's next safe parking lot. a program created last year aimed to help residents living in cars and rvs the safe parking program allows overnight parking for up to 4 vehicles at the church's parking lot. right. consider ourselves to be very fortunate live in an area like we do. >> there are people that aren't fortunate. so that's the least that the church can wesley challah palette, 2 of

you reading with the city, but at a community meeting earlier this month, the city heard from neighbors who do not support the program. >> a number of people asking had appeal the city's plans. it's clear that there are some folks who are afraid of what this might mean. the church is associate pastor eileen altman could not be reached for comment on saturday. >> but spoke at a virtual meeting acknowledging people's concerns. many worried about safety and the lack of background checks which the city says the state limits how they are used in emergency housing. >> also, santa clara county, who was paying for the program does not provide funding for background checks. we recognize that that there is anxiety about this and >> and just to know that we're not unaware that there is that there is some worry, but that we feel confident in experience that move mountain view brings to to this work. the thing is that people are identified sound like. >> people aren't identified

with the program. there are no they are identified. so if something was to happen, there's deck. definitely. we're tracing it back to what the problem is. >> so far there are safe program sites at 2 other churches in palo alto. once the city gets final approval for this site. >> it will be here for 18 months and may be extended. in the meantime, if there are any appeals, it will be up to city council to move forward with the project. reporting from held out to go on. >> a manhunt is underway in oakland for 3 people wanted in connection to a deadly shooting. police have raised the reward for information to nearly $20,000. the shooting happened may 12th on foothill boulevard. here's footage of it. police say 3 armed men tried to rob 4 people. the man who was killed has been identified as jose mayo ramos. he was shot as the suspects took off in different directions. no one else was hurt. los gatos. police have arrested 5 people accused of stealing from an apple store

in walnut creek. the theft happened yesterday morning in the broadway plaza shopping mall. investigators say they found a car connected to the theft and 2 people who matched the description in that car. police found 2 loaded guns, including one ghost gun officers located 3 additional suspects in a separate car linked to the theft with the stolen apple merchandise. 2 of the 5 arrested are juveniles. the group is facing various charges, including organized retail theft, possession of stolen property and firearms-related charges. the chinese military conducted live fire exercises said on saturday off its coast amid reports that u.s. speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, is on her way to the region. pelosi reportedly left for him it for her asia tour on friday. today she confirmed she is leading a congressional delegation to japan, indonesia, malaysia and

singapore during the trip that she has yet to confirm if she might stop in taiwan. china's ruling communist party has warned against visiting the island. now for your money this morning, a report released this week by affordable housing advocates call the bay area the most expensive place to rent in the country. it included a look and how much someone would need to make in an hour in order to afford the rent on a two-bedroom apartment. take a look in san francisco, san mateo and marin county. a tenant needs to make $61 and $0.50 an hour to rent a two-bedroom apartment in san jose. sunnyvale, santa clara, it's $55 and $0.50 an hour. and in oakland, fremont renters need to make $43 and $0.73 an hour to afford the same space. the study takes into account that you should spent more than 30% of your income on housing. now, people

making california's minimum wage would have to work 104 hours a week. that's equivalent of at least 2 full-time jobs. july as disability pride month earlier this week marked more than 30 years since the americans with disabilities act was passed a while strides have been made in terms of accessibility and inclusion. there's still work to be done, especially when it comes to the workforce. kron 4 s noelle bellow has the story. >> writing is the been a strong sue, you know, ever since i. >> with small steven aquino is a former preschool teacher and current freelance tech journalist. yes, cerebral palsy, a stutter and hearing loss over the last decade. he's become a trusted voice on accessibility tech with by lines on sites like tech crunch and forbes tech to other sites that i couldn't. >> tribute to. not on staff

there. >> okay. although i'm >> you know, that's someone hire me as employers strived to diversify their workforce, thinking of disability as the silent d and diversity would be a good place to start. i think. tech journal i think excessive. >> realty. should be part of tech should do with them. you know, as a staff will. >> in the past, disabled people have been limited from building financial security at the risk of losing public benefits. but now able accounts or cal able accounts here in california are giving them the option to save and invest in their future. these accounts came about in 2014 when the able act, the achieving a better life experience act was passed at the federal level. patricia roberts works to make both disabled people and employers aware of these benefits.

>> these expenses are quite broad that there really anything that can help with the well-being health and, you indapendence of a disabled person. i think it's great. stevens had an active able account for the past few years. it allows up to $100,000 to be saved without affecting supplemental security income. >> or medical the accounts grow tax free. anyone can contribute to help with savings to including employers were in the middle of this great resignation. people are shifting jobs looking for other opportunities, having an employer who cares enough to offer something like it, able plan as a financial wellness benefit can really go a very long way. >> now that was noelle bellow reporting for us this morning. your disability must have begun before the age of 26 to be eligible for cal able and you can check out how able dot ca dot gov to open up an

account. if you have kids, you might be back to school shopping around now and trying to stretch every dollar because things slowly caught so much. casey hunting bomb has the details. >> well, we may still be in the dog days of summer. parents know the time to begin prepping to go back to school is right around the corner. but this year, no matter what they need, inflation is hitting those supplies harder than ever. and that's not the only concern for families. >> even even if the prices don't go down, i'm worried about there being availability. >> suso bond, not only a mother but a teacher is anticipating a challenge when it comes to ensuring her kids have the right supplies. so she's using a few alternative methods to make sure i feel like the supply chain is down everywhere. so i've started actually shopping now just a little bit with some basic things like pencils and actually some notebooks data shows that in order to even afford school supplies, many families will be cutting back on spending in other categories. but so bond has a

new method. she's going to use this year also looking into up cycling whenever supplies from last year. that but the plastic folders, if they're used again, we can use them again. we're going use bookbags again. there's no reason why. >> they have to be replaced because it's a new school year. they all do we have been trying to move toward the up cycling sort team over the last couple actually, i'll decide. he graduated college and he left a bunch of school supplies for us that we are going to use an and feel like if if they have a purpose them are just going to >> so there's no sweating when it comes time to head back to school. >> now for your money, jetblue's takeover of spirit airlines could be changes to air travel, but the justice department still has to approve a 3.8 billion dollar deal. now, if the deal is approved, it will make jetblue the 5th largest airline in the united states. now that's right. behind american delta,

united and southwest. it would also make front here which failed to take over spirit. the largest discount airline. jetblue says its goal is to offer lower fares that compete with the 4 major airlines. its plans is to retrofit spirits, planes that can offer more leg room and amenities. if the company does get the green light. while the deal is expected to close in early 2024, dave. >> more leg room. i heard that. okay. good definitely want more later. can have. this. a look at our high temperatures going on for today again into the mid to upper 80's in the far east, a little bit better clearing to the latter portion of today. >> is what we're looking at. look at your forecast both near and far the kron. 4 morning news continues.

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look outside at walnut creek this morning. dave, is it a good day to go on a hike? get outside? are we going to specs some sprinkles out there? you could. it's possible to get some. but if you go for the high could bring extra bottle water. it's get in the 80's out there, particularly >> also some snack on to make sure you have something like that, too. here's what's going on. good morning, everybody. at the half, moon bay, the overcast kind of get dark a little bit, too. this is not just the fog situation. it's also some of that monsoon moisture. mid layers of the atmosphere checking in we've got that also as a foe. here's

that fog bank just doesn't want to give up. meanwhile, no delays happening at sfo. head of the tahoe. the next couple of days is interesting with this monsoon pattern that we're in. we've got to keep that chance really, of an isolated shower or thundershower working. now, most of the activity is pretty much south of tahoe. but just to give you a general idea, temperature wise, upper 70's, but 81 by wednesday and then things start to dry out by that point as the monsoon receives back to the 4 corner states, back to we're looking at and future cast for quite active in the mountains. you'll notice a little clear patch develops late today. and tonight, then tomorrow morning, some sprinkles maybe potentially around our neck of the woods. there's the monsoon that continue to chart churn overnight and then a clear patch tries to develop here throughout the afternoon. so mostly cloudy in the early part that may be clearing up a little bit in the afternoon to give a state time heating to spark off what could be an isolated thunder shower because that's going to be in the atmosphere. some energy. and you can see it continues up in the mountains throughout

the day. 73 for antioch right now. 60's cover most of the east bay also lower 60's up to the north bay, too. but the wide perspective is what's going some traffic from the pacific will give us a little bit of a clear patch work in here. push that monsoon off to the 4 corner states and temperatures will climb a little bit returning to the 90's. well, inland 4 zone forecast for the sunday. 65 for san francisco will do the lower 60's along the coast. 72 for burlingame to the south of foster city. 75 in most of these readings are in the 70's redwood city, maybe 80 there in the south bay, lower 80'sa at that. but morgan hill, 88, scott and 86 84 cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south mid 80's or mid 70's. excuse me, 80's back over the east bay hills. you will notice and 83 for walnut creek for your hiking activities along with camilla. 85 for concord. 65 for berkeley. notice how it differentiates between the bay and the inland spots. and that's with all this cloud cover because sometimes we don't get that with a lot of cloud cover. 67

vallejo, strong onshore winds responsible 81 for fairfield, 77 nap and 81 santa rosa. so notice how things change by midweek. we have all this kind of monsoon traffic right now. backyard here the next couple of days. and then it clears out towards the end with the drying out face temperatures will start to rocket a little bit more so and then sean, the lower 90's, camilla. >> all right. well, maybe grab a light jacket. if you're going to watch the baseball to game. the giants are at home taking on the chicago cubs. the giants got up to an early lead in the 3rd inning and never looked back. they would ultimately jumped out to a 5 run lead. the cops would make things interesting in the 9th inning. but the giants hold on to win by a final of 4, 5, to 4. the 2 teams play again this afternoon. i for a cult park. >> welcome to the field. the so. >> yesterday's will clark officially joined the giants.

legends as the team retired his number. 22 in a pre-game ceremony at oracle park, clarke's jersey will hang side by side with the likes of willie mays. >> and the giant i only 2 jerseys of non hall of fame players, clark's and barry bonds. here's what some of the fans had to say about this special day for. well, clark. >> it was cold blooded man cold-blooded. it was cold but it matter who is facing nolan ryan, greg maddux. he was going to get him. i just like they're from when he was with the giants and i came to see buster posey, too. >> the giants organization has now retired 13 jerseys in its history. only the new york yankees have retired more. now while giants fans were celebrating. will clark in san francisco, its fans and they were in chicago looking to take 2 in a row from the white sox. it looks good for oakland early on as the a's took the lead. but the white sox would make a comeback and win the game by a final of 3 to 2. the

2 teams play again this morning. first pitch is at 11, 10 in chicago. elon musk is now countersuing, twitter that's intensifying the relationship between musk and the social media platform. however, there's no details of the lawsuit that have been made public. twitterefiled a lawsuit against the billionaire in april after musk failed to follow through with the 44 billion dollar deal to buy twitter. the trial is set to start in october. a company is making it easier for people to be able to cook. pete says in their own backyards in today's tech, smart, rich demuro shows us the oven that can cook you a pie in just a few minutes. >> backyard pizza is delicious. but you typically need a built in brick oven to get the best results. well, now company named ghazni is engineering high-tech pizza ovens inspired by professional set ups. but as easy to use as a backyard grill. there's just

something about pizza. so enjoyable and his son customize was he can always do things tom gozney has spent more than a decade helping people perfect cooking and it was often making pay my one pizza was soggy and rubbish and decided to go might have recovered in the garden but inexpensive hand bill oven isn't realistic for everyone. so he took what he learned and made ease. it took a ton of engineering for us to actually making up. and that was like. >> really lightweight was like an largest starting up in the $500 rock box was an instant hit. thanks to its simplicity and results. >> the $1800 dome features a rolling claim and the ability to use wood or gas was like this fusion of ancient mode. and it was like apple came along and had a baby with a 200 year-old neapolitan. often it's a dome. >> it has fire. that's all the pizza wants to know. chris bianco is one of the most notable pizza chefs around

with restaurants in phoenix and now los angeles is unknown, but it doesn't really get old, which is cooking. he's making his famous rose a pizza red onion parmigiano reggiano rosemary and pistachios. i love that where it's at right now. the oven has a built in digital thermometer, adjustable heat and even an accessory port for future add-ons. flame on top is rolling over almost like an old-school broiler pizzas cook in well, understand what things need is key to everything and that a lot of flavors going on. the onion is unbelievable. made possible by a modern take on an old school of and chris, you did a great because the dome was named one of time's best inventions. and by the way, you're not limited to making pizza in these ovens. you can make veggie stakes and more. >> now all they need is an app. it more. go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart.

>> well, have more news after the break. all right. we'll

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rewatch master and commander with russell crowe, 2003 that on the same type of theme there. >> they were going around drizzle going around south america and that was said a little bit later than this time period. and they had the french, the acker on was chasing them, not a spanish ship catches. this thing is it was a good story there. i'll take any movie that we're not going to happen. is well? yeah, okay. and they it's in that picture, too. i young boy had his arm cut that movie aside and there. and it would be good minutes ii and we'll see what goes on with that. your forecast and this is how it's shaping up here in the look inside your screen. it's busy camila. we've got a lot of traffic going on here. we have this monsoon above us. we have them on the marine layer that comes in underneath. and that happens each morning tomorrow morning. you might have some sprinkles a little bit that coupled with everything we're talking about. and then later on with daytime heating, that's the chance to get the atmosphere all that energy well after sunset. so we'll be watching that. see what how that pans out. we don't really dry out to the latter portion on your

screen. we get a little warmer to the lower 90's for those inland valleys today at the ballpark. a little bit on the chilly. yeah. you know game. yeah. the temperatures will say around 60, but we've got strong winds working here. so a little bit of a chill. so dress like it's almost a football game where game. that's what you want to do. i'm looking forward to saturday saw there was a full day of sunny weather. there you go. all right. >> well, that's it for the kron. 4 news weekend. i'm camila barco see you later tonight.

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