>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. thanks so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie land. so happy to have you join us. it's sunday august, the 14th and we've got a lot of news for you today. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and off to a sweet start. so hardly any fog going on we can see from the east bay shoreline here. >> it's mixing up pretty quickly for a sunny day in a warmer one than we saw from yesterday as we start to climb the ladder a little bit to see our next heat spike that will get here by the middle of the week. here's the progress on those temperatures. by the

way, we have mostly 50's over the board here. 61 going on for antioch. 57 meanwhile for san jose and 56 for san francisco. lot of uniformity with these temperatures as well. give you a quick comparison. we are trailing, however, this morning on the east bay shoreline by couple degrees here to get things started, but not a whole lot. big issue will be as we get into next week will be the excessive heat building. this heat spike we're talking about as of now. it's a heat watch the cover solano county and more importantly into the sacramento valley tuesday morning through friday evening, which are already all over the bay going to feel it's warmer today and it's going to be much warmer as we get into monday before that even kicks in a little bit. now the heat advisory watch or excessive heat watch. this is kind of a post it note for what they're going to build later on in the forecast, period. not much on storm tracker 4, but however, with the pattern like this, we don't get much help from the pacific. that's why things start to warm up with this high-pressure zone overhead. so we got about 78 going on 11

o'clock it to 90 to get used to. it will be more of that where it came from, including 80's popping up along the east bay shoreline in a bit. we'll take a closer look at your forecast for today. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> in the north bay overnight, one person is dead and another injured after a car crash in napa. it happened around midnight between the connector of highway 29 and highway 2.21. now the police say a 60 year-old woman, a passenger in one of the cars was airlifted to a local hospital and is now recovering all lanes are back open this morning. petaluma woman says she was sexually assaulted by a man who broke into her home as kron four's. felipe goal explains. people are rather police are now looking for witnesses. >> sleep better around 3.30, friday morning. a woman on the 700 block of v street in petaluma says she woke up to a man she has never seen before lifting her bed covers and touching her leg. she tells police he ran off when she screamed another woman inside the house never saw the

intruder. and when officers arrived, he was long gone. now investigators are checking with neighbors who may have surveillance footage that may shed light on who they're looking for. police say it's unclear how the man got inside the house. think it's really important me. >> believe the victim in this case as a survivor, myself. >> it's the most important. >> police say the woman described a man with broad shoulders wearing a black baseball hat, black shirt and black pants neighbor marcus kegels lives across the street from the victim. i'm not going to concern myself with a our neighborhood. >> i lived on the street in this house for 52 years. and this was the first time that any incident like this has ever occurred. and although police say there have been no other similar crimes reported in the area, this serves as a good reminder to the public. >> to always keep your doors and windows locked. it's very disturbing in our community.

>> we know it's a quiet town and we don't. we don't get a lot of that. officers are conducting extra patrols in the area. >> in petaluma phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, 2 men are in jail in connection to a deadly shooting in union city. police arrested. 29 year-old francisco alvarez. he faces murder charges. investigators also arrested 60 year-old john collins and charge him as an accessory to the crime. police say this shooting happened on the dally and drive early friday morning. union city police identified the victim as 28 year-old jonah. dolly del seed of union city. happening today, the livermore police department host a school supply drive giving kids some much needed supplies as they get ready for the first day of class kron four's camila barco is live in livermore with more on what's happening out camila. >> good morning, stephanie. so yeah, it is day 2 of livermore as police department stuff,

the cruiser and this is an opportunity for the community to get back. get back to the kids and give any supplies at these kids may need for the upcoming school year. take a look at how day one turned out. there was a big turnout. a lot of people gave supplies for kids for the upcoming school year and the police department. they're doing it all over again today. they're going to be at 4 locations here in livermore. one of those is big lots. the other one is officemax. cbs and also wal-mart. they're going to collect any school supply for kids to do from kindergarten all the way through 12th grade. they're going to take backpacks. binders, pencils, notebooks, anything that helps students for the new school year. and now also have a list of school supplies that they are collecting. and again, those officers are going to be here in livermore. they're going to be here starting at 10:00am and they're going to be at those 4 locations until 3 o'clock this afternoon. and you can donate school supplies that again officemax. walmart cvs it cbs. and the big lots

is, stephanie. if anyone wants to donate school supplies to the kids, they can go to any of those 4 locations are waiting to hear back from the police department to see if we can talk to them about the need for this because we know school supplies are getting a little more expensive every year. so we're hoping to speak to the police department about that. but if anyone wants to come out and donate any school supplies, they can go to any of those 4 locations here in livermore. i'll send it back to you. great information. that's sure to help some local kids. thanks very much. camila. >> happening now, you can expect services on barr to be impacted today. workers are set to repair damages caused by a derailment accident in june. this does affect the yellow, orange and green lines. buses will replace trains service between south hayward and union city. new this morning, a delegation of u.s. lawmakers has landed in taiwan. this comes less than 2 weeks after house speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan, which angered the chinese government. take a look at

this new photo snapped this morning showing some of the lawmakers arriving this morning, including north bay congressman john garamendi. the delegation is overseas to discuss u.s. relations with taiwan earlier this month. china, which claims taiwan as its territory responded to speaker pelosi's visit by launching military exercises around the island. the chinese government objects to taiwan having any official contact with foreign governments. coming up at 7.15, a community comes together one year after the caldor fire burned hundreds of thousands of acres. >> and impacted thousands of lives. plus at 7.35, and east bay family is shaken up after a man holds a toy gun point and steals their french bulldog. details ahead. and after the break, the man accused of attacking controversial author rushdie controversial author rushdie makes his first ♪ sure, feels good when you get it right.

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>> the man accused of stabbing renowned author salman rushdie entered a not guilty plea to the crime. 24 year-old haiti matar faces charges of us attempted murder and assault. he appeared in court yesterday wearing a black and white jumpsuit. while his attorney entered the plea on his behalf. but our is accused of stabbing rushdie in the neck on friday as the author was being introduced at a lecture in upstate new york. rushdie

suffered serious injuries in this attack. he remains hospitalized this morning. sphappening tomorrow. r kelly returns to court in chicago to start his federal trial. the singer faces charges of child in tyson minors for and conspiracy because prosecutors say he threatened and paid off witnesses in a 2008 child trial that resulted in an acquittal at this time. the associated press reports the girl he was accused of filming will testify. she's now in her 30's 4. others are also set to testify against the singer in june. a federal judge in new york sentence, kelly to 30 years in prison for racketeering and trafficking. >> and we're turn up the heat. we are not just today, but on into early next week. there's a load of what we look like. the highs going on here. mid 90's for a lot of the east bay and getting some 90's up in the north bay to stick around to look at your forecast next

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>> welcome back. taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge this morning. not much traffic out there. i guess a lot of people are sleeping in or staying at home to a tune in the come for morning news at 7 right before they get out the app and do the same thing too. so yeah,

that is well, we are. so i mean, was looking just a little bit foggy out there for folks crossing the bridge. how's it over and in your neck of the woods? looking good. you know, really as stephanie, very little in the way of fog that's mixing out nicely, as you can see from the east bay shoreline here. and one of the things that tells you is this marine layer is not particularly that thick. >> and it's not going to be that forceful in the winds this afternoon won't be all that means. we're going indoor heat spike that we've been talking about already solano counties in there. i suspect we're going to start hearing more counties and more airy be area being covered as this heat spike progresses. but for everybody, the thing to take away from this is today's going to be warmer than yesterday and starting to get hot as we get into next week. again, there's your east bay shoreline shot. quick check of the temperatures right now. we have 56 for oakland. 57 hayward, 54 for bottle. 57 san jose. most readings in the 50's for right now. storm tracker 4. we have high pressure is starting to build not a whole lot. the way of a

monsoon going on. but it doesn't mean you can't have it with this court on, even though it may get dry at the surface and we start to get hot. we can still get that monsoon. that starts to build little bit always be watch. the thing is we don't get as traffic from the pacific to help us out these little fronts that come in that breaks the spine of the heat spike that we tend to get. that looks like a long range will get one of those. obviously when this starts to break down. so let's check things out here. obviously, whatever a marine layer is that rapper eights, there's what happens with the monsoon may be some scattered clouds, not much happening tomorrow morning. same thing again, very sparse in the way that fog which quickly clears out, as you can see tomorrow, a little bit more activity starting to fire off. but again, we're building with a hotter day on monday. then today now, again, a sailor, the surface winds. we always get them in the afternoon because of inland heating, but we're not getting there real nice puff that we tend to get. so the air conditioner is not really on full blast and away. we go with the temperatures this afternoon and the same thing happens for tomorrow. again, very weak going on here

for these winds comparatively speaking. so putting it all together for you, sunny and warming as what we're doing today. we've got some 80 degree numbers popping up in the east bay shoreline 90's happening in london early in the week. heat spike that pushes those highs inland to about 100 places like antioch. expect to see 100 by tuesday into wednesday. and 80's going on for the bay may be scratching up there to the upper 80's 70's reach the coast. 2nd half of the week, the heat spike breaks down will be some stubborn areas, but at least starts to break down a little bit. we'll take a closer look at your forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> one year after the caldor fire incinerated, hundreds of thousands of acres in the lake tahoe region. those impacted by the flames gathered to talk about where recovery efforts. and the message they have for others. reporter garage paul has the story. >> from the outside, it's a regular get together on a sunny saturday afternoon in the town of somerset. but

behind every conversation for some, a pioneer park stands up and speak reality of what happened a year ago. i'm glad to see everybody, but i really wish it wasn't that turn a year since the caldor fire forever changed the lives of many people living in the grizzly flats area and beyond devastation. chris. she and one of them a year ago, he left with 3 days worth of clothes and his family. you know, it's it's just heartbreaking to realize where we were a year ago. >> we're at today and we're still. psychologically damaged a month before the fire. this was sheehan's first home he ever bought 5th week. >> we put the last piece of furniture and i sat down and i told my wife welcome home. later was burned to the ground. she and adds he was in a state of shock for several months. somebody had asked me was how do i feel the day after we lost the house?

>> and i said the best way that i can explain this to you match. if you had 2 twin babies, 6 months old. and somebody took them their still days that i really. >> cans wrap my head around >> what happens? jenifer mckim hibbert who was living her dream life until it was taken away. the reality is majority of us lost our homes and this is for all of us to just get together. >> on the eve one year since the fast-moving caldor fire swallowed hundreds of homes in grizzly flats around 300 people gathered to acknowledge the devastation but also use it fuel its them having hope. >> and seeing the fact there's 11 permits approved right now for rebuilding and having events like the allowed them to feed their neighbors, get supplies that has allowed them to survive. but most importantly, let them heal. >> this is a huge milestone

for we got through whole survivors like she and bought a new home further up the mountain in grizzly flats. thanks to his insurance. many other still remain in limbo as the federal government hasn't provided assistance to help rebuild while the battle to rebuild remains uphill. >> survivors making sure their community it's still strong. keep in eldorado gurajpal sangha. >> now to the latest on the wildfires burning near the california oregon border. 3 fires continue to burn but are all very close to being fully contained. the largest one, the mckinney fire in siskiyou county is now. 95% contained. it's burned over 60,000 acres. the fire killed 4 people, including a longtime u.s. forest service employee, the yeti and alex fires to the west of the mckinney fire continues to burn as well. they are 90% contained and had burned nearly 8,000 acres. if you're looking for a great

place to die near the water, according to vicki liviakis, why not try some seafood? vicki takes us to the perfect spot. she says it would be great for this morning's dine and dish. >> this charming roadside stop along the water here in marshall is a big draw to seafood lovers. this is tony seafood for 3 generations. tony's has served up. locals and tourists, seafood and salty stories from local fishermen. nowadays, it's refreshed and run by a nearby hog island. joe will meet and greet you out front. we do have a lot of people just drive by. >> and our we're doing our trip up they didn't really plan ahead. >> so we do save a lot of tables for walking. these folks from massachusets came all the way here for the grilled the park here. the way to go yet barbecues. the tony's bbq has like a huge following. so that's something that still on menu here. still the same recipe from what they're doing before this creamy clam chowder and fish and chips, fish tacos. all

whole lot of just drinks in oysters for people coming here. fish and chips as one of our best do a lot of fish and chips from here. people love the fried fish and chips. >> and check out this full of local rock with calabrian chili flakes. it gives grab a real run for its money. ask these oyster shoppers who the real stars are. you won't get much the stars of the show? you know, you better believe it. >> in marshall, vicki liviakis kron, 4 news. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a new bay area are exhibit remembers the history of the japanese internment camps in the u.s. during world war. 2.

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>> doing a lot of thinking about what the experience was like for my parents and grandparents and relatives who were incarcerated during war. 2. >> on the peninsula and art exhibit in san bruno takes people through the history of the japanese internment camps. it's called son say grand daughter's journey from rememberance to resistance, some say means 3rd generation. it's now on display at z gallery in san bruno. organizers say it's also the historic site of a temporary detention center that once held 8,000 japanese americans

rounded up and sent to internment camps during world war. 2, this installation features several types of exhibits, including videos, paintings and sculptures that explore one of the darkest chapters in american history. we spoke with the artists on why this exhibit means so much to them. >> my own family was incarcerated so much of this history is and so with the 5 of us were able learn from each other. and i was going after that. so 3rd generation son say. >> the exhibit runs through september. the 3rd admission is free. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the police search continues for missing california teen highly rodney. >> while why officers are now sending divers to a local lake as part of their investigation.

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much the way of fog at this report going on. so that's a nice shot there. winds look at this already com and we'll get a little bit of a breeze this afternoon. but not much of one. and we're not actually seeing the typical onshore wind here. it's kind of a little offshore, but talking to stay that way. but we will have the trend on shore, but it is going to be very weak. temperatures are mostly in the 50's over the board. you will notice here mid to upper 50's at that a kind of a warm 64 by comparison at the ballpark today. can the giants build on their game from yesterday? one 0, 5 game time upper 60's. we have mostly sunny on tap cool breeze winds 10 to 20 with that. so not as windy. and of course, the game is earlier today. so temperatures will feel a little warmer than that. but that's cold in relief if you're coming from the east bay dress, the part 78, 11 o'clock at 2. we're talking 91 a little bit more on that longer range forecast for you as we go into this heat spike, stephanie, thanks very much. date. >> the search continues for missing truck. 18 kiley,

rodney investigators confirming search efforts are now centered around a lake where her cell phone sent off its last alert. reporter shaddox has the details. >> diver set out early this morning searching in the waters of prosser county sheriff's captain sam brown verifying new information for fox 40 king you or the officers behind you confirm that her kylie's the last was near the water. >> we have the paying for that data point. everything we're near the water. it's hard to tell what the exact in plan or anything like that. but just as much on land as it was a water. >> a member of the dive team tells fox 40 they searched in the areas where kiley in her vehicle could possibly be. 57

feet is its deepest point. so far they found nothing. a diving operation like that is really almost like you're going into the water blind. and they're basically searching with hands. >> there were 226 searchers out, including these volunteers from contra costa county. >> the area has been well, our trib in resurged there. they're getting into tighter grid searching to, you know, this point where we're looking for small and anything evidence was as opposed cars, people, things that need treatment. phones were trying to make an even tighter. >> with 9,000 hours of investigative work and more than 1000 leads, we've asked how long the level of searching can continue to search coming in. we're going to continue that effort. and we'll continue that effort as long as we can in nevada county rowena shaddox. a family is searching for their

dog at after it was taken at gunpoint. >> just feet away from the oakland apartment. the one year-old french bulldog was taken on august. 2nd kron four's amanda hari spoke with a family about how they're feeling about all this and their continued search for their pet. >> she was part of family. she is very very missed. we need her back and, you know. >> bring that flag is been more than a week since bella. a one year-old french bulldog was taken from her family. but when i spoke to her owner, carmen graziano, she was driving around handing out flyers in hopes that it will help bring bella home. she's the sweetest she's well behaved has. and with that, there's so much graziano says on tuesday, august second around 8.30, in the evening. >> her 14 year-old son was taking bella out to go to the bathroom just outside of the gates of their apartment complex, your 7th avenue and

foothill boulevard in oakland to go take route to the tree when he spotted the car, i'm driving really slow. >> the car made him nervous. so he tried to encourage the dog, go back to the apartment complex. but before he could leave the car pulled up and a man got out of the passenger side and asked. >> to hand over and my sense that now. after that, the guy pulled out a gun on him and he said i'm going to need you to have me over it up. she says with a weapon involved, her son needed to keep himself safe with talk to him before. if this ever happens, you know? your sa ety, its priority, of course. and he had to hand her over to my son. this pulling the leash and pull that inside the car. her son tried to record the cars they left, but the suspects kept looking back at him. he told his mom it was a black volkswagen jetta with tinted windows and chrome on the window frames. i asked her

how her son is doing now. you know, you can tell she is that it cautious i don't think he wants to go on his own cno also has a 17 6 year-old who are missing their dog. she says officials need to do more to prevent these types of crimes. we need to be on criminals, you know, not just the step in their had the family filed a police report with the oakland police department. >> they say all they care about right now is getting bella home safely. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> a man is in jail after investigators say he hit 2 people in 2 separate crashes in san pablo just minutes apart. one victim died. the other seriously hurt the first crash happened yesterday morning on church lane. police say anthony greenwood hit a bicyclist and took off. that victim later died from his

injuries. then minutes later, police responded to a head-on crash on san pablo avenue near robert h miller drive. that victim was hospitalized with serious injuries. in san francisco. police are looking for a man who punched a 65 year-old woman multiple times. it happened in the city's richmond district kron four's gayle ong has reaction from the neighborhood. >> people out in san francisco's richmond district saturday described the neighborhood as safe. but earlier this week, a woman in her 60's was assaulted in broad daylight, surprise, but not totally surprised. anything can happen these days. >> and so, but this is a very quiet area. and sorry to hear there's that. >> according >> to san francisco police officers responded to the area of 26 dav and geary boulevard on wednesday around 11:50am, in the morning when officers arrived, a woman told them she

was walking on gary when a stranger walked in front of her and punched her multiple times. then ran away. police say the woman suffered non-life-threatening injuries. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins tweeted about the incident that reads in part, quote, we must protect our most vulnerable. a 65 year-old asian elder was punched in the face in the richmond district attacks. honor ap. i community are now a regular occurrence and must stop so far. police have yet to call it a hate crime. the incident was captured on surveillance video off camera. neighbors say the suspect appeared to be talking south prior to the attack. i used to work with the public and i realize that >> people tend to go for those who are on the weaker side beat up on. in the meantime, this woman says she will be more aware of her surroundings. >> anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, we introduce you to the oldest man to swim from alcatraz to san francisco.

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>> there he goes. he was joined by the san ramon valley high school water polo teams. so it's nice to have some company out there in those chilly waters. this all part of a fundraiser for hydrocephalus research in your logical condition for which there is no cure. ken toni son was born with the condition 50 years ago. so it's a cause that's near and dear to his heart. >> happening today and what would city the san mateo county sheriff's north fair oaks festival is back. the family friendly free festival gives an opportunity for people to meet members of law. local law enforcement county officials and various nonprofits will also be there. you can also expect face painting performances, some food and activities for the kids. the event runs from 10:00am to 03:00pm at 2500 middlefield road. >> and turn up the heat. we are. here's a glance of the

forecast highs going on. we've got the mid to upper 90's already cooking in the east bay. we have looked at 4 zone forecast and the extended one as well. keep it here.

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noticing that there's just not as many cars out there as there typically, i mean, compared to yesterday, i guess nobody is sleeping in there. so yeah. and tuning its, ok, there you go. we'll go with that. that's right. glad you found us, everybody. good morning. and we're looking at a pretty good picture across the it is building temperatures, though, and you're going to fill up this week ahead. sfo, no delays happening this morning. >> as far as you're headed up the tahoe escape the heat. well, maybe not skate, but that's right. a tease on the board. it looks like all through the early part of the week now, i think it's going to kind of continue a little bit towards the end of the week as it will in central valley. we're getting some relief here in the bay area towards the end of the week. that's kind of like a little bit of a breather before we're looking, weather heat spike actually will happen into next week. temperature check for you. we've got the 50's on the board here. 54 for livermore. 64 antioch, 51 of the santa rosa and 56 for san francisco. back to those winds week as they are. that's one of the factors we look for when you don't have a good, strong onshore wind don't get the cooling effect. there you have

it. numbers like of will be a little bit warmer today that we saw from yesterday because you won't get the wind on shore. wind support be there because we have the contrast going on the cold ocean, the warmer land. you tend to drive that anyway. but there's a little bit of that breeze. that's all we get longer range forecast again, high pressure builds. we start to see the heat spike going on. there's a little break down. the tries to happen as we get into the weekend a little bit, but not much of one. this doesn't deliver us any rain, but we like to see that break in the pacific like that, at least over getting traffic from it. it tends to give us some minor relief from a heat spike that goes forward in the central valley and points east. so forget about it. it's still going to be bacon. a look at your 4 zone forecast. we're talking 74 san francisco 60's for the coast, although some 70 start to pop as early as today. 78 for burlingame, 81 foster city, 84 for palo alto in redwood city. those numbers climbing to around 90 or so in a couple days. 86 san jose, 92 morgan hill. it's kind of sad. 90 cupertino. 86 here they are

east bay shoreline already into the 80's. 93 for livermore. 94 for dublin, also for danville, 90%. ramon, 76 going on for berkeley. there's valet. what 79 90 going on for benicia at least little colder than that. 94 for fairfield. 89 for napa and 94 for santa rosa. if you dare 7 day forecast goes like this up to about 100 or so tuesday. we'll have some spikes in there and the inland valleys going to about 100 or so minor break down as we head into next weekend because that's a little change. i showed you in the pacific minor leaf, if you will. however, behind all of this, there's another heat spike just waiting for us. stephanie. >> good week to have the sunblock brady. thanks very much, dave. now to bay area baseball. it was a beautiful san francisco evening at oracle park. the giants jumping out to early lead and that was all they would need starting pitcher logan webb, fantastic. he pitched 8 innings without allowing a run. the giants win by a final

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thanks so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday august, the 14th and we have a lot we're covering for you this morning. start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're on our waze to another heat. spike going on. you know what's august? this had to happen. >> here's a live look at what's going on down in san jose. state course tends to be clear, but we've seen plenty of mornings with that. wasn't the case funding little bit of fog and so but stratus cloud cover, not the case today. nice blue skies going on here. temperature check for you, though. we got 61 already. hayward 62 for oakland with a hodgepodge of 50's and 60's to the north bay far east bay. 64 for antioch and 61. meanwhile for san jose and a quick contrast for you, it's a pretty close to where we were this time from yesterday. won't be by this afternoon. we do have an excessive heat watch at this point. now, this is an organic thing means it's going to change every time we talk to you. so you got to check in with our newscast. see how we stand right now. solano county is in the watches own tuesday morning

through friday evening. the next step will be an excessive heat warning or heat advisory, which, by the way, we may start to see popping up for communities in the east bay as well. maybe the over the east, east bay hills or maybe even the east bay shoreline later on. so stay tuned. as they say, 83 at high noon at 3 o'clock. we're talking 93, plenty of 90's on the board spiking to about 100 and some of the inland spots by tuesday and wednesday. more on your forecast to the stephanie. >> thanks very much. day in the north bay overnight, one person is dead and another injured after a car crash in napa. it happened around midnight between the connector of highway 29 and highway 2 to one napa. police say a 60 year-old woman, a passenger in one of the cars was airlifted to a local hospital and is now recovering. and we just learned that northbound highway 29 will be closed until noon today. petaluma woman says she was sexually assaulted by a man who broke into her home as kron

forcefully to go explains. people are rather p police are looking for witnesses. >> sleep better around 3.30, friday morning. a woman on the 700 block of v street in petaluma says she woke up to a man she has never seen before lifting her bed covers and touching her leg. she tells police he ran off when she screamed another woman inside the house never saw the intruder. and when officers arrived, he was long gone. now investigators are checking with neighbors who may have surveillance footage that may shed light on who they're looking for. police say it's unclear how the man got inside the house. think it's really important me. >> believe the victim in this case as a survivor, myself. it's the most important. >> police say the woman described a man with broad shoulders wearing a black baseball hat, black shirt and black pants neighbor marcus kegels lives across the street from the victim. i'm not going to concern myself our

neighborhood. >> i lived on the street in this house for 52 years. and this was the first time that any incident like this has ever occurred. and although police say there have been no other similar crimes reported in the area, this serves as a good reminder to the public. >> to always keep your doors and windows locked. it's very disturbing in our community. >> we know it's a quiet town and we don't. we don't get a lot of officers are conducting extra patrols in the area. >> in petaluma phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, 2 men are in jail in connection to a deadly shooting in union city. police arrested. 29 year-old francisco alvarez. he faces murder charges. investigators also arrested 60 year-old john collins and charge him as an accessory to the crime. police say the shooting happened on the dalia drive early friday morning. union city police identifying the victim as 28

year-old joan del seed of union city. happening tomorrow, the san francisco police department holds a virtual town hall meeting. they plan to give an update on the shooting that happened back on august 6th. that happened between shot well and 18th street in the mission district. a san francisco police officer was attempting to detain a man when the suspect opened fire. no one was hurt in that incident. the officer involved in the shooting is on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of this investigation. the meeting starts at 3 tomorrow afternoon. happening today, the livermore police department hosts a school supply drive getting kids some much needed supplies as they head for the first day of class kron four's camila barco is live in livermore with more camila. >> good morning, stephanie. so yeah, it is day 2 of the livermore police departments stuff. the cruiser event. this is the last day actually that people can donate to the cause. people can donate any

school supplies that they can buy or they have at home to students here in the community. take a look at what day one looked like. it was quite a turnout. many people donated to the cause and officers. they're going to be out here doing it all over again today. they're going to collect any school supply for kids who are in need from kindergarten to 12th grade in livermore will take backpacks. binders, pencils, notebooks, anything that helps students for the new school year. also have a list of school supplies that they are collecting. this will go to students in need who are part of the school district here in livermore. they'll sort through all the supplies this week and give him out just in time for the first day of school, which is august 23rd officers are going to be at 4 locations today collecting the supplies here. are the locations still be collecting any donations at the big lots officemax. and walmart on last post citas road. officers are also going to be at the cvs at 1500 first street. and the officers are going to be at those 4 locations from 10:00am to 3

this afternoon today. again, you can donate any school at any one of these 4 locations. binders notebook, stephanie, anything that will help the students for the first day of school. and if they can't make it out to any of these locations today, the police department tells him that people can make monetary donations and they will collect those at the police department or at any of these 4 locations until the end of today. i'll send it back to you. thanks very much. camila. >> happening now, you can expect services on barr to be impacted today. workers are set to repair damages caused by a derailment accident in june. this affects the yellow, orange and green lines. buses will replace trains service between south hayward and union city. new this morning, a delegation of u.s. lawmakers lands in taiwan. this coming less than 2 weeks after house speaker nancy pelosi visited the island, which angered the chinese government. take a

look at this. new photo snapped this morning showing some of those lawmakers arriving, including north bay congressman john garamendi. this delegation is landing there to discuss u.s. relations with taiwan. and earlier this month, china, which claims taiwan as a territory responded to speaker pelosi's visit by launching various military exercises around the island. the chinese government continues to object to taiwan having any official contact with foreign governments. coming up in a 25, a new bay area. art exhibit remembers the history of the japanese internment camps in the u.s. during world war. 2, we take you inside. >> and a 35 and east bay family shaken up after a man held a boy at gunpoint and steals their french bulldog. plus, after the break, the man accused of attacking controversial author salman rushdie makes his first court appearance. details ahead.

>> the man accused of stabbing renowned author salman rushdie entered a not guilty plea to the crime. 24 year-old hating what our faces charges of attempted murder and assault. he appeared in court yesterday wearing a black and white jumpsuit. while his attorney entered the plea on his behalf. the tar is accused of stabbing rushdie in the neck on friday as the author was

being introduced at a lecture in upstate new york. rushdie suffered serious injuries in this attack. he remains hospitalized this morning. happening tomorrow. r kelly returns to court in chicago to start his federal trial. the singer faces charges of child enticing minors for and conspiracy. prosecutors say he threatened and paid off witnesses in a 2008 child trial that resulted in an acquittal at this time. the ap reports the girl he was accused of filming will testify. she's now in her 30's 4. others are also set to testify against the singer in june. a federal judge in new york sentence, kelly to 30 years in prison for racketeering and trafficking. >> watch those temperatures fly this afternoon into 83. we see by high noon 3 o'clock at 93 solano county already under excessive heat watch that's expected to build later for this week of a look at your forecast next

>> welcome back. taking a live look now from sutro tower overlooking the beautiful city of san francisco this morning. looking a bit foggy, an overcast at this hour or maybe it's just something fogging of the lens there. debuted a little pollution may be a work, too, by the way, that reminds may be hearing about spare the air days coming up

to when we get these heat spikes. you don't get a lot of surface motion. you don't get are i'm sorry. vertical motion either. >> if you haven't heard enough this also, you can't rule sometimes isolated monsoon moisture coming in here as well to the parties. so these are things all to kind of keep in mind as we walk in our next heat spike. here's what's happening at san jose state. nice blue skies at work here as we go forward with those temperatures, how we do one 60's over most of the real estate. 57 san francisco. 56 going on for half moon bay, by the way, coastal numbers may pop in about 70 as early as today. you'll see more of those more populated. so as we get into early next week, so our marine layer evaporates away fuel cumulus clouds going on in the mountains. back again with a little patchy fog tomorrow morning. that's about it. maybe some coastal drizzle down in monterey after that's all said and done tomorrow afternoon. there you have a couple little sprinkles going on. but again, that monsoon with the high pressure like this building and moving around, it can throw some

moisture our way, even with all of this going on and surface conditions drying out and watch out the spare the air day, too, because we're not going to get a lot of winds. here are the surface winds. you know, we get our afternoon breeze, but that's about it. not as aggressive as we've seen before. that's a cooling element that we get coming in from the coast. repeat tomorrow. and that's just to underscore the point. we're not going to see much the way a surface wind. so sunny and warming today, 80 should the bay 90's happening in london popping at about 100 or so and some of those selective inland spots tuesday, wednesday, you start to hear about this advisory business and whatever covering more territory across the bay area's. we start to get in a little closer late in the week. the heat spike breaks from our perspective. but in the central valley, that's barely be noticeable because we've got another one coming. and so do we later on in the forecast. but i will sear it will syrian land highs fall below 90 today. let's to 74 san francisco, 79 for oakland, 86 san jose popping with those mid 90's. you can see in the far east bay will get into this in the 4 zone forecast. coming up, 70 thanks very

much. day. >> well, the big story out of our nation's capital this week is the fbi raid on former president donald trump's home at mar-a-lago in florida? according to documents unsealed by the courts, the fbi seized nearly a dozen sets of classified records. here to help us break down what this could mean for the former president and the upcoming midterm elections is our political analyst michael yaki. good morning to you, michael. >> morning, stephanie. and it's getting warm here, but it's really our locker right now. yeah, absolutely. so we're going to talk a little bit about that right? so some analysts are saying that this raid could actually help the former president rally up his republican base and his followers for a potential presidential tun in 2024, do you agree with that? well, first of all, it wasn't really a raid. this was a very orderly search they just did. they wasn't not or do they waking at 5 in the morning or that the jobless they got, as a matter, of course, during

the day the attorney was there to receive it and, you know, it was a very meticulous, thorough search. but as you as you sort of as it has been found, that more and more and the drips and drabs of that really helping the former president and all you have try to negotiate this over a series of 15 months indluding busy mara important, including grand jury subpoena, which is sort of the next step before warrant and then, you know, when when the trump lawyers actually society documents safe, this is it. this is all we got and they found out that there may be more there. then you have the with the board covering that. so this is not really playing out the way that trump and his fans would like to see it, which is, oh, this is terrible. it's defined the fbi and and and this is unprecedented. this is actually a very measured step by step process by the justice department to try to get these documents back. so which were

the most sensitive documents you could possibly have outside of a secure facility in the government. and do you think that this could this whole discovery could help the president or other former president trump >> secure the nomination for 2024. >> i mean, he's obviously you know, he thrives off this right. he thrives off the negative energy of others. he that he he's out there where you're housing. there's some some poor person who a deluded are mad or whatever was at the january 6 insurrection. they goes in the cincinnati fbi office and get himself killed because of because of his support for the president. this is not something that what he should be proud of. but he revels in the energizes himself off of it, making himself a grievance. the object agreements. the idea that he's been the target of the fbi for years from from when he was trying to deal with that the fake the attempt

to be attended figure it out too. leverage the ukraine government. again, senator biden whether it's the january 6 insurrection, a man down. and now here where, you know, just taking documents that you cannot look at outside of a secure government facility. documents that can have some of those precious and powerful secrets of the united states armed forces. i mean. you know, do whatever he obviously, stephanie, this is this is who he is. he has for himself is back for the country. it's all about whether or not you can leverage any anger that's out there to support his bid to become president again. >> we also learned this week the former president is being investigated for potentially violating the espionage the fact that he has these documents, your thoughts to that? >> first of all, and he's out there, you know, tweeting or whatever it is on truth, social saying, well, i i was standing order classify all these documents were just a

kind of bizarre be probably not true and see, no, you can't do it quite like that. and there's some documents like nuclear secrets. you just can't take and declassify any but as we know, doesn't turn. i declassification. yes, we know jack terms of whether or not documents you have in your possession could be injurious to our national security are basically left carelessly around or given to someone else and part of the interesting motivation what it was the motivation, trump. this is so it was. very disinterested in the particulars of national security. barely read the president's daily briefing. he always asked people showing pictures. he's like pictures rather than actual reading reading documents. he once he once tweeted the class right photo, safety. but because the fight of obvious of at an iranian nuclear facility that

that basically compromised. how and when and and what kind of quality our satellites and going out there. i mean, this is a very interesting person in terms of things, this interest in the actual particular. so why did have that? why did he have documented? how did he get documents that can only be seen inside of basically secure 7 super secure government security where the type of security security clearance you need. it's really restricted to very few people in the federal government. what was he doing? why did he have them? and the fact that he did if any of them at nuclear or any or access to any progress, secret program to the united states government, whether you to classify them or not, the fact that you let them lay in a row and innovation to mara lago in his bathroom or covered or in the safe is a per se violation of the espionage act, whether they charge him or not. and this is just the final me to

get all these documents back out of his hands. and from merrick garland to decide. but without a doubt, just having these documents, if some of them were rising level, our national security is a violation of espionage act. whether or not they were, quote, unquote, air declassified or not. all right. going to what's going to happen in the coming days here. lot of questions still unanswered coming out of this discovery. >> thank you so much to kron 4 political analyst michael yaki for your time and insight this morning. thank you, stephanie. and we'll be right back.

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>> good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. start up this half hour with a look at our forecast. we've got dave spahr in the weather center with the latest. and he's tracking some pretty hot temperatures right day. they're coming our way. stephanie, good morning. good morning, everybody. it's going to be around for a couple of days, really for a central valley. you may not notice much of a change at all, but we'll get some relief. >> as the week starts to wane a little bit sfo, no delays happening out that way. clear h the way of fog all this morning. looks like the winds are calm. winds are kind of hodgepodge com. the single digits don't expect much help this afternoon. we're not getting much wind spores scores on late. we're not going to get much vertically later on. so with all of that, expect some spare the air days to come our way too 60's going on to the board here in the east bay. 59 for livermore 60's up to the north bay with 56 going on for santa rosa at the ballpark today versus the pirates one. 0, 5

game times will earlier today. but there you can get some relief from the heat. only upper 60's, mostly sunny, a cool breeze west about 10 to 20. that's of the direction of the way. breaking it down. 83 by high noon. we'll do 93 at 3 o'clock. however, many more 90's to be had, maybe even 100 or so as we get into tuesday. we'll have more in your extended forecast. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> the search continues for missing truckee teen kiley, rodney investigators confirming search efforts are now centered around the lake where her cell phone last cent off its last alert. reporter rowena shaddox has the details. >> diver set out searching in the waters of prosser county sheriff's captain sam brown verifying new information for fox. 40 king. you or the officers behind you confirm that her kylie's the last ping was near the water.

>> we have the paying for that data point. everything we're near the water. it's hard to tell if they can exact complaint or anything like that. but just as much on land as it was and water. >> a member of the dive team tells fox 40 they searched in the areas where kylie and her vehicle could possibly be. 57 feet is its deepest point. so far they found nothing. >> a diving operation like that is really almost like you're going into the water blind. and they're basically searching with hands. >> there were 226 searchers out, including these volunteers from contra costa county. >> the area has been well, our trib in resurged there. they're getting into tighter grid searching to, you know, this point where we're looking for small and anything evidence was as opposed cars,

people, things that need treatment. phones were trying to make an even tighter. >> with 9,000 hours of investigative work and more than 1000 leads, we've asked how long the level of searching can continue certain are coming in. we're going to continue that effort. and we'll continue that effort as long as we can in nevada county rowena shaddox. >> a family is searching for their dog after after it was taken at gunpoint just feet away from the oakland apartment. the one year-old french bulldog was stolen on august. the second kron four's amanda hari spoke with the family about how they're feeling about all of this and their continued search for their pets. >> she was part of family. she is very very missed. we need her back and, you know. >> bring that is been more than a week since bella. a one year-old french bulldog was taken from her family. but when i spoke to her owner, carmen graziano, she was

driving around handing out flyers in hopes that it will help bring bella home. she is the sweetest she's well behaved has. and with that, there's so much graziano says on tuesday, august second around 8.30, in the evening. >> her 14 year-old son was taking bella out to go to the bathroom just outside of the gates of their apartment complex, your 7th avenue and foothill boulevard in oakland to go take route to the tree when he spotted the car driving. really slow. >> the car made him nervous. so he tried to encourage the dog, go back to the apartment complex. but before he could leave the car pulled up and a man got out of the passenger side and asked. >> to hand over and my sense that now. after that, the guy pulled out a gun on him and he said i'm going need you to have me over it up. she says with a weapon involved, her son needed to keep himself safe with talked in the fort.

if this ever happens, you know? your safety, its priority, of course. and he had to hand her over to my son. this pulling the leash and pull that inside the car. her son tried to record the cars they left, but the suspects kept looking back at him. he told his mom it was a black volkswagen jetta with tinted windows and chrome on the window frames. i asked her how son is doing now. you know, you can tell she is that it more cautious >> i don't think he wants to go on his own cno also has a 17 6 year-old who are missing their dog. she says officials need to do more to prevent these types of crimes. we need to be on criminals. you know, not just the step in their had the family filed a police report with the oakland police department. they say all they care about right now is getting bella home safely.

amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> a man is in jail after investigators say he hit 2 people in 2 separate crashes in san pablo just minutes apart. one victim died. the other was seriously hurt. the first crash happened yesterday morning on church lane. police say anthony greenwood hit a bicyclist and took off the victim later died from his injuries. then minutes later, police responded to a head-on crash on san pablo avenue. you're robert miller drive that victim was hospitalized with serious injuries. in san francisco. police are looking for a man who punched a 65 year-old woman. multiple times. it happened in the city's richmond district. kron four's gayle ong has reaction from the neighborhood. >> people out in san francisco's richmond district saturday described the neighborhood as safe. but earlier this week, a woman in her 60's was assaulted in broad daylight, surprise, but not totally surprised. anything can happen these

days. >> and so, but this is a very quiet area. sorry to hear there's that. >> according >> to san francisco police officers responded to the area of 26 dav and geary boulevard on wednesday around 11:50am, in the morning when officers arrived, the woman told them she was walking on gary when a stranger walked in front of her and punched her multiple times. then ran away. police say the woman suffered non-life-threatening injuries. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins tweeted about the incident that reads in part, quote, we must protect our most vulnerable. a 65 year-old asian elder was punched in the face in the richmond district attacks. honor ap. i community are now a regular occurrence and must stop so far. police have yet to call it a hate crime. the incident was captured on surveillance video off camera. neighbors say the suspect appeared to be talking south prior to the attack. i used to work with the public and i realized that >> people tend to go for those

who are on the weaker side beat up on. in the meantime, this woman says she will be more aware of her surroundings. >> anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, we introduce you morning news, we introduce you to the oldest man to swim i'm bringing back two of my fan favorites, french toast sticks and my former employee mark hamill. jack? let's do this! okay? french toast sticks and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time.

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alcatraz to san francisco. there he goes. he was joined by the san ramon valley high school water. polo teams. a nice to make that with a group of people. >> this all part of a fundraiser for hydro, several is research a neurological condition for which there is no cure. okay. tony son was born with that condition 50 years ago. so this is a cause that's very near and dear to the swimmers heart. >> happening today in redwood city, the san mateo county sheriff's north fair oaks festival is back. the free festival provides an opportunity for people to meet and get to know members of local law enforcement county officials and various nonprofits will also be there. this event runs from 10:00am to 03:00pm at 2500 middlefield road. >> well, the swimmers know how to beat the heat. don't we're looking at temperatures in the mid 90's going on. well inland up to the north. they got 94

for santa rosa with a couple of 80 still hanging on. it's only the beginning. got your forecast next. keep it here.

>> welcome back kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. live shot from downtown. a little bit of haze going on here. and we should probably mention this to kind of coupled with this forecast. watch out. might have some of that spare the air day stuff.

coming up in the next couple of days. we don't get much motion happening with the air. both horizontally and vertically here. temperature. check for your head up to tahoe. mid 80's to the period will probably stay that way as we finish off the week. very summer-like. looks like summer found its footing here. 60's off to the east bay. 56 santa rosa. 58 for san francisco. 61 san jose. back to those winds. by the way. yeah, they do happen because we have inland heating today tomorrow, but that's very, very modest. even as recently as a couple days ago is much more a much more on to it that help warm us up. a little cool us off a little bit. so high pressure builds. we don't get much help from the pacific. there is a break starting to happen as we get to the end of the week, minor relief that will be for the bay area, though it's not going to penetrate too far inland. so the sacramento valley, it's going to be plenty hot throughout the entire week. 74 san francisco, 60 still on the coast, but we look for some 70 start to build later. 78 for burlingame heading down middle 80's at work here, palo alto about 84 along with san carlos in the

south bay mid-eighties work in progress here to get to the 90's later. 92 morgan hill, by the way, east bay shoreline, also in the lower 80's at work here, 93 livermore, 92 for pleasanton. it wlll come in about 94 for danville, walnut creek. 95 conquered 96. 76 for berkeley. this is the spot to look for those 100 plus, mark numbers say by tuesday, wednesday. but for today, let's keep it. 92 pittsburgh, 96 antioch, 79 vallejo, not as cool as it was yesterday. 92 for sonoma in santa rosa at 94. here's the damage along the 70 forecast tuesday wednesday, the big days for us minor relief towards the end of the week as the pacific opens up and gives at least some weak systems coming our way, no rain or anything, but at least bringing down the edge, not going to penetrate too far inland and then another heat spike. it looks like as we get into next week. stephanie, thanks very much. day. >> preseason football is in full swing and the regular season is just around the corner. that means tailgating.

our health expert karen owoc joins us this morning with tips on how to have a great and safe tailgate party. good morning to you. and morning stephan. a first question for you. you know, one of the 3 most important tailgating and just picnicking practices. >> well, number one, maintaining the proper food temperatures, you know, making sure that cold food stays cold and hot food stays hot and the other number 2 would be making sure that you're handling and storing food properly. you don't want any cross contamination. and then number 3 is handling it. keeping your hands clean and your surfaces clean. so lots of cleaner and also lots of paper towels and i can't emphasize enough lot. so water. could you want to be able to rinse off your utensils? it's especially there's if there's no running water and just keep things clean. >> i love the props. by the way, it's one of my favorite

things about your segment. your tips for hot food hot. okay. so number number one is set. food has to stay at 140 degrees and higher. >> so it's it's it's real important that food doesn't stay out for more than 2 hours at a time. and this is really important to remember at a buffet. if you have that fit your house, that you can't have the food out and just let it sit for more than 2 hours. and then don't partially cook your food before you go to the the tailgate party because that will your food's not going to get hot enough? there's that danger zone between 40 degrees and 140 degrees. this is the lukewarm stage and this is one microorganisms can grow. so the key is to create your own hot insulator in. it's really easy. it's very inexpensive to do so. a new show you how to do that. okay. perfect. want to go ahead with that live demo for us. okay. so pretend

this is your cooler today. so number one, you want to create what i have here is a brick. and i covered it in foil and you bake your bread for 20 to 30 minutes in a 300 degree oven. so they get nice and hot. you might want at a number of breaks to lay down in your cooler. however, big your cooler is and then. well, that's that's happening. get some hot water. and then fill it with in the cooler. so this will heat up the cooler to the surfaces. and then when the bricks are reading dumped out that water and then and plate insulator down at the bottom of your cooler. so you don't burn, you know, melt it. and then add your hot right into the cooler. and add your hot food. so what i like to do is if you're going to have a hot chili heat that chilly up and

make it nice and hot and then just put the plot on top of the hot bricks. and then after that, just get it really well insulated with lots of towels. and this will really keep it warm. my sons were very involved in sport. so we did lots of tailgating parties and lots of tailgating. and that thing is some people don't take it really seriously. as far as keeping that foods hot and actually what happened is one year the whole team got sick because somebody prepare food and it wasn't hot enough. so just because you haven't had food poisoning yet, it can still happen. so very important to also have your thermometers to make sure that your hot food stays hot and also your coolers. stay cold enough to. so when it comes to cold food. 40 degrees has his state 40 degrees or colder. so

lots of i sling lot ice in your cooler. some people think that when they put ice in a cooler, that's kind refrigerator. so it is not say have to make sure that if you have eat meat, stays at bottom of the cooler right next to that ice and you want to try and double bag it so that the juices don't lake ideally, if you could put, they did meet in a separate cooler away from all the other things that's ideal. real important if the weather gets hot, it's over 90 degrees. you've got you have to eat your food and put it away within an hour. otherwise 2 hours, just like the hot food is the limit and you can keep it in the chain and make sure you know, the sun is moving all the time. so making sure you're moving into having to move the food and keeping it in the shade. karen, you also mention hand how to

handle wrong me a few times in your earlier response. there. >> what are some of the temperatures that you recommend that people be aware of when there handling that romney? >> so when you handle the raw meat, make sure you wear gloves. and and because they're not going to be able to sanitize your hands as well as if you're for a regular kitchen. 4 meets generally 145 degrees. same with fishing 145 degrees. ground beef has to be a little bit hotter about 160 degrees and make sure that if you're reheating anything, it gets too like if you have a campus, do make sure it gets to 165 think if you have a suit that you're putting on top of the camper, picture gets to. that's why these thermometers are is at any of your tailgating parties. okay. wonderful crown for a health expert karen owoc with some great tips on how we can all

party and picnic safely this summer to fall. thanks so much, karen, for your insight there. have a good time, ok? we'll be right back.

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sunday to you. it's august 14th. we have a lot to cover for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and going to get hot as we get a real feel of summer coming our way had to happen eventually. and it's now august. there's a live shot coming in from san jose state. >> the blue skies which are actually prevailing across a good piece of geography over the bay. that morning. fog is pretty much mixed out. temperatures very palatable this morning as it tends to be mid 60's along the east bay shoreline already popping 70 off to antioch 60's up to the north bay with a nice cool. 59 delay. whoa, however, will not live up to the air condition traditions today. here's the onshore winds that we have very, very weak. and that's going to be the case as we get into our next heat spike here. we're not going to get much support from the coast of that on shore. wind. now what we have for now, it's a watch. excessive heat watch tuesday morning through friday evening. this is for solano county and of course, affects the sacramento valley as well. this is a work in progress.

there probably add to this later on. you can hear about heat advisory territory. i suspect the next things to fall will be in the east bay. maybe napa county getting involved in this. but that's to be announced. a breakdown for you. 88 at 1 o'clock by 4. we're talking 93 temperatures will only build to about tuesday before we'll get some minor relief here in the bay. more of your forecast in a bit. stephanie. >> thanks very much. dave. in the north bay overnight, one person is dead and another injured after a car crash in napa. it happened around midnight between the connector of highway. 29 and highway 2 to one napa. police say a 60 year-old woman, a passenger in one of the cars was airlifted to a local hospital and is now recovering. we just learned that northbound highway 29 will be closed until noon today. petaluma woman says she was sexually assaulted by a man who broke into her home as kron forcefully to call explains. police are looking for witnesses. >> sleep better around 3.30, friday morning. a woman on the

700 block of v street in petaluma says she woke up to a man she has never seen before lifting her bed covers and touching her leg. she tells police he ran off when she screamed another woman inside the house never saw the intruder. and when officers arrived, he was long gone. now investigators are checking with neighbors who may have surveillance footage that may shed light on who they're looking for. police say it's unclear how the man got inside the house. think it's really important >> believe the victim in this case as a survivor, myself. >> it's the most >> police say the woman described a man with broad shoulders wearing a black baseball hat, black shirt and black pants neighbor marcus kegels lives across the street from the victim. i'm not going to concern myself with a our neighborhood. >> i lived on the street in this house. were 52 years. and

this was the first time that any incident like this has ever occurred. and although police say there have been no other similar crimes reported in the area, this serves as a good reminder to the public. >> to always keep your doors and windows locked. it's very disturbing in our community. >> we know it's a quiet town and we don't. we don't get a lot of officers are conducting extra patrols in the area. >> in petaluma phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, 2 men are in jail in connection to a deadly shooting in union city. police arrested. 29 year-old francisco alvarez. he faces murder charges. investigators also arrested 60 year-old john collins and charge him as an accessory to the crime. police say the shooting happened on the dally and drive early friday morning. union city police identifying the victim as 28 year-old joan doll. dolly del seed of union city. happening tomorrow. the san francisco police department holds a virtual town hall

meeting. they plan to give an update on the shooting that happened back on august 6th. it happened between shot well and 18th street in the mission district. a san francisco police officer was attempting to detain a man when the suspect opened fire. no one was hurt in the incident. the officer involved in the shooting is on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of this investigation. the meeting starts at 3 tomorrow afternoon. happening today, the livermore police department hosts a school supply drive giving kids some much needed supplies as they get ready for the first day of classes. kron four's camila barco live for us in livermore with what people can expect and how they can help contribute to this effort. camila. >> good morning, stephanie. so yeah, the livermore police department is hosting its stuff. the cruiser event in just about an hour. they are going to be at 4 locations where people can donate school supplies for kids in the community. and today is the last day that people can

donate to this cause. people can donate any school supplies. here's a look at the turnout yesterday during day one of the event, all of these school supplies, they are going to kids from kindergarten all the way through 12th today. they're going to take backpacks, binders, pencils, notebooks, anything that people can donate. they'll take to help students for the new school year. they'll also have a list of school supplies that they are collecting. this will go to students in need who are part of the school district in livermore. they say that they'll sort through all the supplies that they have collected this week. >> and then get them out just in time for the first day of school, which is august 23rd. now officers are going to be at 4 locations today across livermore, collecting supplies. here are the locations. they'll be collecting any supplies at the big lots officemax. and walmart on last post citas road. officers are also going to be at the cbs at 1500 first street and they are going to

be at those 4 locations from 10 o'clock this morning to 3 this afternoon. and again, you can donate any school supplies at any of those 4 locations. and stephanie, they say that if people aren't able to come out to one of these 4 locations today and physically donate supplies, they say that people can stop by the police department and make any monetary donations. they will use that money to buy any school supplies and then give them to the kids before the first day of school. i'll send it back to you. thanks very much, camila and some great information. how people can really help with this effort. >> happening now, you can expect to services on barr to be impacted today. workers are set to repair damages caused by a derailment accident in june. this does affect the yellow, orange and green lines. buses will replace trains service between south hayward and union city. new this morning, a delegation of u.s. lawmakers lands in taiwan. this coming less than 2 weeks after house speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan,

which angered the chinese government. take a look at this. new photo snapped this morning there and show some of the lawmakers from that congressional delegation arriving in taiwan this morning. among them includes north bay congressman john garamendi. this delegation is in taiwan to discuss u.s. relations with the island earlier this month. china, which claims taiwan as a territory responded to speaker pelosi's visit by launching military exercises around the island. the chinese government objects to taiwan having any official contact with foreign governments. coming up at 9.35. and east bay family shaken up. >> after a man holds a boy gunpoint in steals their french bulldog.

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>> welcome back. 87 year-old charles can tony became the oldest man to ever swim from alcatraz to san francisco. there he goes. he was joined by the san ramon valley high school water polo team. nice to be able to make that swim with a group of others. this all part of a fundraiser for hydro syphilis research, a neurological condition for which there is no cure. can

tony son was born with that condition 50 years ago. so this is really a cause that's very near and dear to the swimmers heart incredible accomplishment. there. coming up on the kron 4 morning news for the first time ever. navy week is coming to san jose. >> the fun activities you can expect coming up next. welcome

back. >> taking a live look and we're getting some great music. you're from san francisco airport this morning. another hot day expected all across the area. we have bar here without more on conditions out doors day. we have a band. stephanie, did you know that we have a band that live right here in the studio. >> just want to check out the weather here. real quick we're looking at a pew 70 here. we've got to clear skies going on. if you want to keep the heat, that's one place to go. 60's on the board. 75 for antioch at this that's child's play compared to what's coming our way quickly through futurecast for not a lot to see here. whatever marine layer we have is gone. some cumulus building a little bit in the mountains this afternoon tomorrow morning. hey, we've got some week fog and then into the afternoon, maybe a few little showers. and that's to underscore the fact that this high building and the heat spike coming our way, we might have some of

that monsoon drift a little bit towards the west, but it's not a major deal. the start at this point are on shore winds that we get in the afternoon to be driven despite mostly thermodynamics. in other words, heating up inland drives in that coastal air. it doesn't do much to cool us off as we had in the past. this is today tomorrow to give you general idea today, sunny and warming, 80 ish for the bay 90's happening inland early in the week. building on that 100 as possible solano county. don't forget, you have that excessive heat watch at this point. a tease for the bay 70's reach the coast and that will happen in some selective spots today. late in the week, the heat spike for the bay breaks down, but it's still quite toasty. well inland. 74 for san francisco today. 79 going on for oakland, 86 san jose, sunny and mild. there's a look at the temperatures expected for today. mid to upper 90's going on. well, and then it just a little tree to what we expect in the next couple of yeah, by tuesday getting hot. some of that monsoon looks like it's trying to sneak in just a touch.

stephanie. >> thanks very appreciate it. happening tomorrow, sailors descend on the south bay for the first ever navy week in san jose. joining us live now to talk about it is lieutenant commander kevin chambers with the u.s. navy. thank you so much for being here with us today. thank you. so tell us what can people expect at the first ever navy week in san jose? yes, so like i said this, the first time we've ever done in a week in san jose. so we're very excited to be here. you can expect to see around 40 to 50 sailors engaging with nonprofits in community service projects throughout the city. >> we also brought to ends on some from native and southwest will be performing some public concerts throughout the week. and we just heard some of that as we were coming out from a quick commercial break. so that was so much fun. >> so why san jose? we know that maybe week it's happening in more than 10 cities nationwide this year. why pick a san jose? this is a program that started back in 2005 with the goal of reaching communities that don't have

kind of that standard naval presence nearby. so was like san diego in norfolk. so we come to cities like san jose to bring the navy to you. and the reason we chose san jose is it's been kind of on our radar for a few years and we like to go to new markets every single year. and we do about 12 to 15 of these and this year, we're really excited to be here in san jose and tell us specifically where in san jose you guys are going to be setting up because it's a pretty big city and from san jose says so. >> so we're really going to be spread all the san jose communities. so you can see some of our band will be at the san jose giants game tonight, but also be there again on friday evening. we have ensemble that will be at the santana row on and then you're going to see working with nonprofits like habitat for humanity, boys and girls club. and then like the san jose parks and rec doing some community service event. so we're going to be all over the >> wonderful. and if people see one of your peers out in uniform, you know, it is it is a cool that go up and ask

questions yeah, talk with them. what's that process like? we're all here to engage in the community. if you want to learn a little bit more about my job as a public affairs officer, i'm happy to talk to you. >> we'll have about 10 people in the navy band here. also have meteorologist we have our explosive ordinance disposal experts here as well. and then i sailors from us as oakland, uss carl vinson and from the uss constitution, which is the oldest commissioned in the united states fleet. ah, it's incredible. and >> what is something that y u would like our viewers to know right now about the navy that what what is something that you that people might not know about the navy that you'd like to share with us right now. >> well, other than that, this is the first time we've ever been here going to bring every single sailor that i have here this week to the italian family festa on saturday from 11:00pm to 08:00pm. so if you don't get a chance to see us throughout the week, please come and join us. there will have band is going to be performing to concerts and everyone else will be there just engaging throughout the community. the italian family festa made the right. that's

right. ok, that, you know where that is? i do. i can give you get that kron 4 dot com. wonderful >> feels you feel is a relevant, you how how long did it take to organize something like this well, what is the message that you really like to share with people in the bay area about what it's like to be a part of the navy. so the planning process for this is really about 6 months it starts with. >> in the previous year where we actually determine what markets were going to so once that's decided, we assign ali planner and for this for san jose, that's happens to be me. >> and so then we just are connecting with organizations throughout the city. we usually make at least one or 2 visits out here and try to determine what organizations need our help the most. and that's where we want to send all of our sailors. and so this whole event is about outreach and getting back to the the people of san jose don't get to see what their sailors who on a daily because there's just no bases around here. so this is our opportunity to bring the sailor. see you so please get

out. come check our hands. ask us questions where we're very happy to engage. all right. lieutenant commander kevin chambers at the u.s. navy. >> thank you so much for being here. and for all of your service, this man. thank you. all right. we'll be right back.

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rounded up and sent to internment camps during world war. 2, the installation features several eggs types of exhibits, including videos, paintings and sculptures that explore one of the darkest chapters in american history. we spoke with the artists on why the 6 it means so much to them. >> my own family was incarcerated so much of this history is and so with the 5 of us were able learn from each other. and i was going after that. so 3rd generation son say. >> the exhibit runs through september 3rd and admission is free. >> if you're looking for a seafood spot. kron four's live. vicki liviakis introduces us to an option for you in this morning's dine. and dish. >> this charming roadside stop along the water here in marshall is a big draw to seafood lovers. this is tony seafood for 3 generations.

tony's has served up. locals and tourists, seafood and salty stories from local fishermen. nowadays, it's refreshed and run by a nearby hog island. joe will meet and greet you out front. we do have a lot of people just drive by. >> we're doing our trip up they didn't really plan ahead. >> so we do save a lot of tables for walking. these folks from massachusets came all the way here for the grilled here. the way to go yet barbecues. the tony's bbq has like a huge following. so that's something that still on menu here. still the same recipe from what they're doing before this creamy clam chowder and fish and chips, fish tacos. all whole lot of just drinks in oysters for people coming here, fish and chips as one of our best do a lot of fish and chips from here. people love the fried fish and chips. >> and check out this full of local rock with calabrian chili flakes. it gives grab a real run for its money. ask

these oyster shoppers who the real stars are. you won't get much are stars of the show? you know, you believe it. >> in marshall, vicki liviakis kron, 4 news. >> well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the police search continues for missing california teen kiley, rodney. why investigators are now sending divers to a local lake. lake. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27.

back to the kron. 4 morning news. hope you're sunday is going well. it start up this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr as in the weather center with the very latest heyday. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. blue skies already in control. get used to a lot more where that came from. beautiful sunshine, working its magic on the east bay shoreline. >> but temperatures climbing as we get a real flavor of summer coming our way. so with this since the beginning of more to come, i'm sure we have an excessive heat. watch. this is where we stand. solano counties it for right now. there you see the sacramento valley and this period is from tuesday morning through friday evening. but there will be probably another one later on because it looks like another heat spike building later on now, what? we will get us some relief for the bay area for the latter portion of the week. coming up as we see the winds start to build and we have a little help here from some systems coming in off the pacific, single digits for those winds to calm conditions

and expect week winds both today tomorrow, all kind of in tandem with when we get these heat spikes and one latter issue to mention, too, expect a spare the air days to come our way to this. we're not going to get much vertical motion either. 60's cover the east bay shoreline. we've got 75 or antioch 60's up in the north bay, too. 60 san francisco in 65 san jose at the ballpark today trying to escape the heat. okay. upper 60's will do it one '05 game time as they do battle again against the pirates. a mostly sunny with a cool breeze will call it winds out of the west at 10 to 20. a look ahead. we've got 88 going on by 1 o'clock at 4. we're talking 93 in a bit. we'll take a look at that extended as well. your 4 zone forecast, stefanie and a great weekend conditions for navy weekday. thanks very much. >> the search continues for missing truck. 18 kiley, rodney investigators confirming search efforts are now centered around the lake where her cell phone sent off its last alert. >> reporter rowena shaddox has the details.

>> diverse it out. searching in the waters of prosser county sheriff's captain sam brown verifying new information for fox 40 king you or the officers behind you confirm that her kylie's the last ping was near the water. >> we have the paying for that data point. everything we're near the water. it's hard to tell what the exact in plan or anything like that. but just as much on land as it was in water. >> a member of the dive team tells fox 40 they searched in the areas where kylie and her vehicle could possibly be. 57 feet is its deepest point. so far they found nothing. a diving operation like that is really almost like you're going into the water blind. and they're basically searching with hands.

>> there were 226 searchers out, including these volunteers from contra costa county. >> the area has been we driven resurged there. they're getting into tighter grid searching to, you know, this point where we're looking for small and anything evidence was as opposed cars, people, things that need treatment. phones were trying to make an even tighter. >> with 9,000 hours of investigative work and more than 1000 leads, we've asked how long the level of searching can continue. his tips coming in. we're going to continue that effort. and we'll continue that effort as long as we can in nevada county rowena shaddox. >> a family is searching for their dog after it was taken at gunpoint just feet away from the oakland apartment. the one year-old french bulldog was taken on august. 2nd kron four's amanda hari spoke with the family about how they're doing now and

their continued search for their beloved pet. >> she was part of family. she is very very missed. we need her back and, you know. >> bring that flag is been more than a week since bella. a one year-old french bulldog was taken from her family. but when i spoke to her owner, carmen graziano, she was driving around handing out flyers in hopes that it will help bring bella home. she is the sweetest she's well behaved has. and with that, there's so much graziano says on tuesday, august second around 8.30, in the evening. >> her 14 year-old son was taking bella out to go to the bathroom just outside of the gates of their apartment complex, your 7th avenue and foothill boulevard in oakland to go take route to the tree when he spotted the car, i'm driving really slow. >> the car made him nervous. so he tried to encourage the dog to go back to the

apartment complex. but before he could leave the car pulled up and a man got out of the passenger side and asked. >> to hand over bella. and my sense that now. after that, the guy pulled out a gun on him and he said i'm going to need you to have me over. get out. she says with the weapon involved, her son needed to keep himself safe with talked in the fort. if this ever happens, you know? your safety, its priority, of course. and he had to hand her over to my son. this pulling the leash and pull that inside the car. her son tried to record the cars they left, but the suspects kept looking back at him. he told his om it was a black volkswagen jetta with tinted windows and chrome on the window frames. i asked her how son is doing now. you know, you can tell she is that it more cautious

>> i don't think he wants to go on his own cno also has a 17 6 year-old who are missing their dog. she says officials need to do more to prevent these types of crimes. we need to be on criminals. you know, not just the step in their had the family filed a police report with the oakland police department. they say all they care about right now is getting bella home safely. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> a man is in jail after investigators say he hit 2 people in 2 separate crashes in san pablo just minutes apart. one victim died. the other seriously hurt the first crash happened yesterday morning on church lane. police say anthony greenwood hit a bicyclist and took off. that victim later died from his injuries. then minutes later, police responded to a head-on crash on san pablo avenue near robert miller. drive that victim was hospitalized with serious injuries. in san francisco. police are looking for a man who punched a 65

year-old woman multiple times. it happened in the city's richmond district kron four's gayle ong has reaction from the neighborhood. >> people have in san francisco's richmond district saturday described the neighborhood as safe. but earlier this week, a woman in her 60's was assaulted in broad daylight, surprise, but not totally surprised. anything can happen these days. >> and so, but this is a very quiet area. and sorry to hear there's that. >> according >> to san francisco police officers responded to the area of 26 dav and geary boulevard on wednesday around 11:50am, in the morning. when officers arrived, the woman told them she was walking on gary when a stranger walked in front of her and punched her multiple times. then ran away. police say the woman suffered non-life-threatening injuries. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins tweeted about the incident that reads in part, quote, we must protect our most vulnerable. a 65 year-old

asian elder was punched in the face in the richmond district attacks. honor ap. i community are now a regular occurrence and must stop so far. police have yet to call it a hate crime. the incident was captured on surveillance video off camera. neighbors say the suspect appeared to be talking south prior to the attack. i used to work with the public and i realized that >> people tend to go for those who are on the weaker side beat up on. in the meantime, this woman says she will be more aware of her surroundings. >> anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> one year after the caldor fire incinerated hundreds of thousands of acres in the lake tahoe region. those impacted by the flames gathered to talk about where recovery efforts now stand and the message that they'd like others to hear reporter garage has the story. >> from the outside, it's a regular get together on a sunny saturday afternoon in the town of somerset. but

behind every conversation for some, a pioneer park stands up and speak reality of what happened a year ago. i'm glad to see everybody, but i really wish it wasn't that turn a year since the caldor fire forever changed the lives of many people living in the grizzly flats area and beyond devastation. chris, she and one of them. a year ago he left with 3 days worth of clothes and his family. you know, it's it's just heartbreaking to realize where we were a year ago. >> we're at today and we're still. psychologically damaged a month before the fire. this was sheehan's first home he ever bought 5th week. >> we put the last piece of furniture and i sat down and i told my wife welcome home. weeks later was burned to the ground. she and adds he was in a state of shock for several months. somebody had asked me was how do i feel the day after we lost the house?

>> and i said the best way that i can explain this to you match. if you had 2 twin babies, 6 months old. and somebody took them their still days that i really >> cans wrap my head around >> what happens? jenifer mckim hibbert who was living her dream life until it was taken away. the reality is majority of us lost our homes and this is for all of us to just get together. >> on the eve one year since the fast-moving caldor fire swallowed hundreds of homes in grizzly flats around 300 people gathered to acknowledge the devastation but also use it fuel its them having hope. >> and seeing the fact there's 11 permits approved right now for rebuilding and having events like the allowed them to feed their neighbors, get supplies that has allowed them to survive. but most importantly, let them heal. >> this is a huge milestone.

we got through whole survivors like she and bought a new home further up the mountain in grizzly flats. thanks to his insurance. many other still remain in limbo as the federal government hasn't provided assistance to help rebuild while the battle to rebuild remains uphill. >> survivors making sure their community it's still strong. keep in eldorado gurajpal sangha. >> now the latest on the wildfires burning near the california oregon border. 3 fires continue to burn but are all very close to being fully contained. the largest one, the mckinney fire in siskyou county is now. 95% contained. it's burned over 60,000 acres. the fire killed 4 people, including a long time u.s. forest service employee, the yeti and alex fires to the west of the mckinney fire continue to burn as well. they're 90% contained and burned nearly 8,000 acres. happening today in but with city, the san mateo county sheriff's north fairoaks

festival returns. the free festival provides an opportunity for residents to meet and get to know members of local law enforcement county officials in various nonprofits will also be there. the event runs from 10:00am to 03:00pm at 2500 middlefield road. >> and we're getting a heat spike started for you as summer clears its throat. it's going start to feel more like summer. here is a glance. the temperatures we expect for highs today going to the 4 zone forecast extended for you all. coming up, the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> stuff is not introduced me. hi, everybody how you're doing a you know, kick things off a state is going to okay. i think you're going be here. it's all me alone. that's downtown. by the way, san francisco, california, about that stuff right there. blue skies looking beautiful. all i want to real quick up to use somebody. by the way here. this is yosemite falls, little hazy and all that. that's one place you may want to go to run to get away from some of the this heat spike coming our way. give you a flavor of what we're expecting up there. it's an 80 story. i suspect that's going continue all this week ahead. mid 80's with all of this. the other thing is going to be we haven't any inclusion

here of that monsoon to fire up the thunder shower to the next 48 hours doesn't appear like much is going on. but later on highs for to flatten out a little bit might be something to look out for temperature. check for you. mostly 60's on the board here. 68 for the bottle. 75 for any act? we've got 65 going on for san jose. back to those they pop a little bit this afternoon. do the same thing again tomorrow. but what the difference is, this is fairly weak compared to what we've been typically getting. it's been a to cool temperatures, particularly for you, folks places like it and along the east bay shoreline. we get a nice good strong on shore when the keeps the temperatures climate control going on, we're going to have that as much going on. plus upstairs, the high pressure building that provides some subsidence and that's more warming going on. and it just continues from there with all this heat we have going on. it's an excessive heat. watch for solano county. the map looks very empty right now. wait as time progresses. they might start to add some more counties contra costa county would be wouldn't be surprised. napa and even

alameda and maybe the distinctions over the east bay hills or maybe along the east bay shoreline. so heat advisory might be the next step for some more geography to be added to that. meanwhile, along the pacific, what we have, happening besides high pressure that's early week. then latter portion of the week. the pacific kind of opens up a little bit, but we're not getting the full thrust of it enough to give us a little bit of relief all around the bay but inland, it's still going to play toasty for the sacramento valley. those numbers will be running well in the 90's in near 100 or so. 74 san francisco today in the 4 zone forecast 60's about 71 on per day. the city in some coastal locations already at 74 today. 78 for burlingame, 81 foster city, san carlos. 84 along with redwood city, palo alto in the south bay mid to upper 80's working here, cupertino. 86 92 already for morgan hill. and we've got 80's already long. the east bay shoreline, livermore valley, 93 us to 95 for walnut creek, 96 for concord. it's

going to be getting crowded here in a couple of days. 79 for of allay, but he should 90 89 for napa and 94 for santa rosa. so really it's the next 3, 4, days that we're looking for the spike, then a slight relaxing towards the end of the week. but between us kids here, i think we're looking another heat spike as we get into least portions of next weekend and the week beyond stephanie. >> us maybe hang up by the pool. now, the bay area baseball, a beautiful san francisco evening at oracle park. the giants jumped out to an early lead and that was all they would need starting pitcher logan webb, fantastic performance there. pitched 8 innings without allowing a run. the giants win by a final of 2 to nothing. and after the game web talked about being taken out of the game by manager gabe kaplan. >> i walked reynolds kind in the dugout. there was nothing cap was like, let's so it's and their tone like don't come

out here. >> he was already in here here knows like to in. >> and before last night's game, the giants celebrated the 10 year anniversary of their 2012 world series championship that year. the giants swept the tigers in 4 straight games to win their second championship in 3 years. among those in attendance yesterday where bruce bochy might matt cain, hunter pence and 2 members from the current giants team brandon crawford and brandon belt. meantime, the a's and houston taking on the astro's the astros getting off to a quick start. we took the lead in the first inning. the a's could not come back with houston wins by a final of a 2. nothing. the a's and now lost 11 of their last 12 games. and tonight the raiders take on the minnesota vikings. this will be the raiders second preseason game. head coach josh mcdaniels picked up his first win with the silver and black last week at the hall of fame game quarterback, derek carr and several of the raiders have said how many

candles, preparation and work ethic have led to high energy practices and a great outlook for the upcoming season. mcdaniel says with a new team, a new staff, there's always something to learn. >> we learned from the players every there's things i hear from and devontae or crosby or chandler jones are kolton miller, their car that you know you they have a different perspective than you do. you know you're not out there. so and if you approach it that way, i think you're you know, you're kind of a sponge for information, you know, hopefully year you're learning every day and improving as a coach. you know, so you can teach it better when it's your time to do it. >> and you can watch the vikings raiders matchup right here on kron this afternoon. our coverage starts at 12, 30 with a live pre-game show. be sure to join us after the game for a post-game show as well. after a brief hiatus are flying tails series returns with a rescue flight. evolving one dog, 2 cats and 2 airplanes. sounds like a full

house there. kron four's ken wayne was one of the pilots who helped get those pets to their new homes in oregon. >> this is time-lapse video from pilot paul armstrong as he flew 2 cats from ventura county to petaluma and the person is going to adopt him. i really likes that. they're both white and they both have green eyes. i it's like a prayer for cats are. so i really do >> these 2 unnamed kitties are joining this big boy named olaf has been recuperating from a host of ailments after his owner turn them over to lily senior dog sanctuary in petaluma. >> not anything major, but he had been years. he had infected eyes yet infected years. he had a lot of skin infections. you need to be neutered. >> with the cats in their crate and all off in the back seat were off. >> on a heading of 3, 4, 0, to cottage grove, oregon, just south of eugene. >> i've got up to check out the view looking at the trinity outs in siskyou county and mount shasta >> the cats were quiet. up

ahead, there were scattered rain. showers at the visibility got much worse. i wouldn't be able to land at the destination and might have to divert to an airport in better weather. >> after about 3 hours, cottage grove airport came into view, landing involved skimming over the willamette river to the runway. >> on the ground, the cats looked unaffected. their new caretaker was camera shy but said they would be well cared for for him. olaf couldn't wait to see his new family. it. >> over the last few loss injuries have healed. he also found in his new home where the snacks were hit and there is 3 full bags of treats. he got every last stinkin crumb out of those bags tour at my treat bag and tiny didn't go sit in the carnage and take a picture of many look. >> he looked like he was not ashamed at all and he was not

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>> is that indeed? yeah. what was that? well, we're going to explain home security footage captured a loud boom caused by a meteor. there it goes across your screen right there. the national weather service saying that this may be or could be seen and heard in northern utah and southern idaho. witnesses say it looks like a bluish fireball. wow. the initial boom was followed by a low rumble for another 5 to 10 seconds. the national weather said service said that a weather satellite and radar appears to have captured this meteor trail as well. really need stuff to see in broad daylight as well. and for some people when right winning the lottery is a once in a lifetime opportunity. but this delaware man was lucky enough to win the lottery twice in just 2 months. well, now dwayne ketterman regularly crosses the state line to work in maryland and buys lottery tickets when he visits and he

won pretty big dave in early july, taking home $18,000 in one of the maryland lottery games. and just last weekend, while he was on a family trip, he won again this time claiming $30,000. and he says he'll likely saved the money for a rainy day. sounds like a good idea. it's nice to know he has a tax problem now. >> but it would like to win that. lot of the how about that boy billion that many ready days headed for us, though, here in the know going to be hot. look at this. these are the highs today. mid 90's, stephanie, in the east bay. and we've only >> begun with everything we've been talking about. excessive heat. solano county is the only one that's officially in this tuesday through friday period. i suspect another one will be added to that later. >> and more geography than you see on the board here to get used to this graphic as we build it, unfortunately. and it's going to be a hot week, i think will be followed by another one. now we reach our peak here about the tuesday wednesday from our vantage

point. notice the cloud puff on there on tuesday might be getting some of the monsoon and there which could be problematic in its own right. and add to all of this with it being hot and fairly dry. we're also looking at probably spare the air days coming our way because we're not getting much for nickel. help from winds mixing so prepare for real summer coming your way. this week. >> very while we spent a lot of time by the pool, walk on. well, that's it for us here at weekend edition. i'm stephanie lin that dave spahr hear from all of us here at home for news. have a great safe and wonderful weekend. everybody. >> take care.

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