morning and thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm ella sogomonian and for stephanie lin. it's saturday august 20 and 5th. we have a lot to talk about. but first, let's get a look at the weather with brittany begley in for dave spahr this morning. brittany, it's looking like we're still seeing a lot of that fog out there. yeah. fog is the main concern as you head out to be tracking it throughout the

morning. actually want to show you a live look at everything you need to know as you head out. it's really those foggy conditions. we'll watch for the next couple hours. >> let's talk about it together. survivors are going to show you as we peaking near the airport. it's not too bad. >> but fog tracker for as we take a look at it hour by hour. you can see we're looking at fog in places like half moon bay, even oakland and as act fast for that clock all the way up to 8.30, we're still going continue to watch that fog before it lifts out. not only watching the fog, but it's really about those temperatures. take a look at your screen to the north santa rosa. right now we're at 54 san francisco. you're at 55 in for contacts. average temperatures right about now the high would be around. 66 already off to a warm but breezy start to the south right now. san jose, 60 in livermore. rd at 58. your wake-up planner shows you 73. san francisco are looking at clearing skies. oakland, 77 is going to come play a warm san 87. it's going to be a hot afternoon. nearly triple digit temperatures headed our way tell you what's going on. and

when a cooldown is headed our way coming up in about 15 minutes. we'll see you then. thank you, brittany. >> well, an investigation continues this morning after 2 planes collided in mid air thursday afternoon over the wants and then municipal airport. take a look at video from the scene. one plane crashed into an airport hangar and caught fire. the other crashed into a field next to a neighborhood and 3 people and a dog were killed. kron four's. justin campbell has four's. justin campbell has the latest. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more... crazy commutes... crowd control- have a nice day alex (thanks ms. ellen) ...taking the stairs. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks.

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>> welcome back. an investigation continues this morning after 2 planes collided in mid air thursday afternoon at the watsonville municipal airport. there's video from the scene. one plane crashed into an airport hangar and caught fire. the other crashed into a field next to a neighborhood. 3 people and a dog were all killed. kron four's. justin campbell has the latest in this investigation. >> people have been leaving flowers here at the gate all day. while in tsb investigators have started their investigation into how 2 planes collided in mid air killing 3 people and a dog. >> the wreckage of this single engine cessna lies on the side of a runway in watsonville. the faa says the single engine cessna along with a twin engine cessna. we're trying to land thursday afternoon when they collided. the final moments captured on the radio. work on.

>> final approach. nobody else was on pace final. i went down to the >> we'll be here all day today. gathering factual evidence, ntsb aviation safety investigator, fabian salazar says experts will piece together what led to the fatal collision. we're going to look into the man machine and the environment as we continue with this investigation. weather is absolutely going to be something that we will look into it. >> on surveillance video, you can see the planes preparing to land at the airport. seconds later, it appears to plummet to the ground as witnesses look on. another angle captures the aftermath of the second plane hitting the ground. a fiery explosion and a plume of thick black smoke. it's a it's a small community. and there are people here that certainly are grieving >> everyone is doing everything they can to assist us. we're very much a saddened

by this event. the coroner has not released the identity of the 3 people that were killed in the crash. >> and the ntsb says it will take 14 days to get a preliminary report. but the exact cause of what happened may take up to a year reporting here in watsonville, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> happening now, redwood city police are investigating a shooting after 2 men shot at one another in a park. it happened around 03:30pm, in the afternoon yesterday at hoover park near spring street and charter street police officers responded to reports of shots fired. they say that a witness saw 2 men walk up to the center of a grass field when one of them pulled out a gun and started firing several rounds. both men took off running and police say the children and parents were actually at the playground when that shooting happened. thankfully no one was hurt. it looks like more catalytic converters are being stolen across the bay area. this time to san francisco. women say they caught a thief in the act

but police and let him go. it happened at around 3 o'clock tuesday morning near 24th in ann's the streets in the richmond dustrict. home security cameras captured a driver parking a honda accord. morgan heller says that she woke up to what she thought sounded like drilling. maybe a catalytic converter being caught. she and her roommate called police. they did get there in time. but officers say they let the guy go as there wasn't enough evidence to make an arrest as the converter had not yet been taken. police also admit that a city-wide outage prevented them from verifying the identity of the man. morgan is also criticizing the police response to attempted thefts. >> it felt like a very stark difference between what we saw last winter in smash-and-grabs in union square and the police response to that type of property crime property that doesn't belong to people that belongs to corporations for says this property crime. >> police also released a

statement that reads in part our job is not to just enforce the law, but to ensure everyone is protected by the law, releasing a possible suspect does not mean the investigation is over. in fact, it means the investigation is just beginning. police also say that the car involved was stolen and was later returned to its owner. >> some happy news now happening today, the san francisco low rider council is hosting the king of streets. car show. the event will also feature free covid testing and information about monkeypox. but first love our co is live in san francisco. the details camilla, are they still setting up out there? >> yeah, that's exactly what's happening right now la here at pier at 32 pier 30 32 behind me the way down there. you can see some of the crew, the low riders actually just arriving. some of the people are still setting up. it's the 40st anniversary of this event, ala and today would be a day to celebrate the low rider

culture, the community and the history. take a look at what people are going to be seeing today. low riders. they are iconic cars there brought very low to the ground and they are part of the next week. i know culture. but more than 4 decades ago, police would target these cars and often associate the people riding them with gang members. the low riders faced a lot of racial injustice and that's when the san francisco low rider council was formed to fight against it to today. the event will display the cars here in the embarcadero to highlight the culture. there's also going to be food vendors as well as raffle prizes, arts and craft vendors. the event starts with the low rider car show and hopping contest. it will end in the mission district after the low riders have cruised through the city. now at the event you can also get covid testing and free covid booster shots. there will also be information about the growing monkeypox outbreaks. now it all starts here at 09:00am like i said at pier 30 at 32 at the parking lots. the low riders will

crews all the way to mission street. and that starts at 4 this afternoon. so ala. a lot of things going on here at pier 30 in pier 32 general admission is about $20, but children, it can come here for free event starts in 2 hours. we're going to see if you can talk to some of the low riders and get some close-up shots of what those cars look like. but for back to you. somuch. you kn looking forward to it. i love it all about the low riders. >> well, coming up, as more monkeypox cases are reported statewide, health officials are demanding for more vaccines. plus, there's a new poll showing overwhelming support for governor gavin newsom to be our next president. the split forming in the democratic party ahead of 2024. meow mix tasty layers crunchy and meaty textures with a mouth-watering gravy coating. meow mix tasty layers. the only one cats ask for by name.

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saturday, august 20th and we're taking a live look outside at san francisco this morning. another hot day. >> as it's going to shape up soon, a look at the skyline right now in san francisco, but still a lot of that haze hanging around for a little bit. meteorologist brittney bagley is in the weather center to break it all down for us. good morning. yeah, it really is about the fog right now as we speak. so here's what we're talking about. i know you were just talking about the fog. you're really excited behind the scenes. you're showing the camera. i thought. >> well, you're the meteorologist today. you've got it going on today. it's true. so let's talk about everything you need to know as we head out this way. so fog cast right now as we speak. we are watching foggy conditions, half moon bay hayward, even

oakland. so as you head out, if you have to work early in the morning, like we do, make sure to leave early and use your low beams as you head out. fog is going to linger around probably until at least 8.45. so something to keep in mind as you plan your day. so now that we know what's going on right now, let's talk about where we're headed. you can see right here at the bay bridge. yeah, yeah, it's foggy. traffic is light, but it's really that fall continue to track for the next couple of hours for you on tv and online. stormtracker 4, really to show you that high pressure system giving us warm temperatures. i think today's going to be the warmest day of the but thankfully this little low up top is going to drop down those temperatures. but we still have to get through today. we have a heat advisory happening now until 07:00pm for places that's county. so keep that in mind. some places like vacaville. we're looking at triple digits. but sacramento, you can see to the east they could see temperatures of 106 not to mention to the north reading could see 100 nights. we're going to see those warm temperatures not as warm to the east, but it's still going

to be warm. you can see it right here as we take a look at your high. so against the north santa rosa. 94, even any app? we're looking at 99 model show. it could go to 100. but i'm gonna put it at 99, at least for right now. livermore. 94 even conquer. 95 oakland, 77 hayward, 78 down to the south. we're still looking at 90's, san francisco. you're going to be just a tick above average. 73 for you and even half moon bay. we're looking at 66, but let's take a look again at that 7 day forecast as we plan your day because you can see today is going to be the hottest day of the week. we'll have that cool down. take a look at your screen saturday. we're looking at 97 inland sunday's going to drop down to 89. you can see right there, the bay. it's going to be 79 today. we're going to drop down tomorrow to 74 in the coast. we're going to stay in the 60's. so really is as warm temperatures today. but thankfully a cool down headed our way. look to see if things weren't they stay of the week on a saturday. perfect timing to go out. >> all right. another news, a grant in california could encourage schools to teach financial literacy to young

adults more than 1 million dollars will be provided to both private and public high school teachers who start personal finance classes. researchers say that students who have access to financial education, we'll have less dead and a higher quality of life. >> it really does help students to think differently to think like a notch in or some students have even launched but whether they want your business are not thinking like an entrepreneur is helpful to their lives. it may help them to get on career pathways. >> lawmakers hope this new grant will empower california's future workforce. california's unemployment rate has dropped to a new record low and the number of job gains are up. that's according to the governor's office. they report the number of employed californians rose for the 7th consecutive month in july. the state added more than 84,000 non-farm jobs and the private sector achieved full recovery from the pandemic induced

recession. unemployment rates dropped to 3.9%. and that's a new record low. going back to 1976, the state accounted for just more than 16% of the nation's new jobs in july. and a bill that would legalize the pilot program for safe injection sites in california could be signed into law soon. senate bill 57 would create spaces where drugs can be used under supervision. it passed the senate by a slim margin and is now in the hands of governor newsom. supporters of the legislation say that it would help those experiencing addiction. but opponents argue it will only make matters worse by creating crowds of drug users in the area surrounding the sites. if approved, the new injection sites would be part of a 5 year pilot program in oakland, san francisco and los angeles. for your help this morning. more than 14,000 monkeypox cases of the virus have been reported in the u.s. since may of this year. and now some

senators are urging congress to find money for testing and treatment and to finance domestic production of monkeypox vaccines through the defense production act. >> this crisis is going to deepen and broaden unless we address it immediately. and factors that are now producing either. kinds medicine could and would be compelled to start producing this kind of act. >> so the cdc is urging everyone to stay vigilant to reduce becoming infected and the white house did not respond directly to the lawmakers request. but so the president continues to weigh all the options to stop the spread of monkeypox. the state has now reported more than 2600 probable or confirmed cases since the outbreak first began during a in just yesterday, the state director of public health said california still has not received enough doses to vaccinate those at highest

risk. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> california health officials say of the more than 2500 patients with monkeypox in the state. only 2% have had to be hospitalized and there have been no deaths. still, they say getting enough vaccine continues to be an uphill battle. we communicated to the cdc. >> several weeks ago that we we've needed at least 600,000 to 800,000 doses. he'd be able to vaccinate the average population. in callan, in california. so right now we don't we do not have enough. >> during a telebriefing friday, doctor tomas aragon said well, federal guidelines advise those infected to stay home until all monkeypox lesions are fully healed and a fresh layer of skin is formed at the lesion cites state guidelines offer what they call a more practical approach. for those who have a limited number of lesions on the part of the body where there's no risk to exposing others if they can cover up the lesions completely.

>> the lesions have have stopped increasing for 48 hours. >> they don't have a fever and they're feeling well and they completely covered up. then they can resume a normal activities are going was also asked about state data which suggests. >> cases may have started leveling off. he says it's too early to say in terms of the numbers going down. you know, whenever you look at the numbers is always a delay in reporting. so we're always cautious about about we're looking at the epidemic curve. that part at end. >> we're always cautious because we do have all the information. i'm like you. i'm hoping that will begin to flatten out a little bit. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> happening tomorrow, a monkey pox vaccine clinic will be opening in oakland. it will be held across the street from the oakland lgbtq community center over on lakeshore avenue. the clinic will open from 10:00am until 2 in the afternoon and will run through september. 25th. this location will not be accepting walk-ins. so make sure to

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>> welcome back apple is alerting customers about some serious security flaws that could allow hackers to take over control of iphones, ipads and mac computers. the company has really software updates to patch up security gap across both ios and safari. and they're recommending users update the affected devices, which include iphone 6 s and later models, newer, ipads and mac computers running as moderate. the flaw may also affect some ipad models. >> the federal trade commission is launching a new effort to protect your online data. >> the agency is working on rules to control the massive lot of data that private

companies collect those companies then sell that information to other online businesses to better target advertisement to certain groups. privacy advocates are applauding the ftc's efforts. well, online business trade groups are trolling. the idea calling it government overreach. the ftc will hold its first public forum on this september 8th. and for the first time ever more americans are watching streaming services than regular television. that's according to the new data from nielsen which said streaming in the u.s. captured 34.8% of viewership in july. a 23% spike from last year. cable accounted for 34.4% broadcast television was a distant 3rd and it's not great news for the theater industry either. regal cinemas has just filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. well, still ahead on kron 4 morning news and open nonprofit is figuring out how

to rebuild after a car crashed into their building. >> what leaders of the organization say they now desperately need from the community. plus, as we head into the break, if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, there is the 33rd oakland, chinatown street fest. it starts at 10 o'clock this morning in oakland's chinatown and it's californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a

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with a look at the forecast. brittany begley is in the weather center with what you can expect as you head out the door. yeah, let's play in your we're enjoying that second cup of coffee at 7.29, it's still early. but let's talk about everything you need to know and maybe have to go to work just like we're watching foggy conditions. that's the main story for us, at least for right now. so keep that in mind today. it's going to be hot, probably the hottest day of the weekend. >> if you are sensitive to air quality, we're watching that for you. moderate conditions. so something want to make sure you're prepared for. so let's talk about it right now as we speak again. you can see hour by hour fun castille showing you places like half moon bay is still foggy. even oakland, we're going to see those foggy conditions for the next hour or 2. and of course, we'll update you throughout the we say make sure really in use those low beams. take a look at smoke tracker. it's also a big story for us to the north. you can see it right there on your screen. but in terms of air quality, if you're sensitive like it was scratchy, eyes may be hard time breathing. you can see for the most part is actually for today. we're going to

those moderate conditions around the area. and of course, we'll update you on that quickly. take a look at the high temperatures. you can see it's going to be a hot well above average for the big question. want to know is when get that cool down, i have those answers coming up next. thanks for me. a nonprofit in oakland is looking to rebuild after cars smashed into their building, destroying care packages for needy families. >> the group called homies empowerment was just getting ready to have a grand opening for its new care center before that crash, the building on 77th avenue and macarthur was set to officially open on thursday. just hours after the crash. the officer manager says speeding and street racing is a problem in the area. the group is now asking for help from the community to get back up and running. >> we have a lot of people that are willing to help. we still are looking for more people to see if they can help us with repairs. one for randy. it's like that of an

emergency needs that we need to hurry up and open up that care center soon as possible. >> tommy's empowerment does a lot of good work. thousands of dollars were lost in the destroyed packages, including food, diapers and clothing. this organization is looking for konations to help offset the costs. we have a link to send donations to homies empowerment. up on our website. kron 4 dot com. we're now learning that the contractor accused of stealing from san francisco's high-rise apartment has been fired. the property management group that owns 33 to hama in san francisco's south of market district sent us a statement friday saying they have increased security measures and now all contractors are escorted and recorded by a security officer when entering a residence unit. this response comes after residents claimed contractors who are hired to repair flood damage are stealing from vacated units. the high rise in the city's south of market district has been vacant since

flooding sense. that happened twice this summer. some residents have been told that they won't be allowed back until next year. >> 2 men have been hurt in a shooting early friday morning in the east bay. this all happened at the courtyard at 65th street apartments in emeryville. >> one victim is in stable condition. the other in serious condition. police have identified. 23 year-old jalen buck as a person of interest in this case and are now looking for him because they want to asked some questions. so anyone with information about the case or where but could be is asked to call emeryville pd. there were at least 2 reports of credit card skimmers that have been found recently around the bay area. one was found over at the 7.11 on 87th street in broad more. that's near daly city. police say that it was a card reader for about 2 hours after being placed there around 5 in the morning on wednesday. police are now looking for a man that was captured on surveillance

video. you see there and police are also trying to find out who put a credit card skimmer over at the bank of america over at the cochrane plaza in morgan hill. that skimmer was discovered on august 10th, a small camera and the piece of rubber stripping were found inside of the atm. a new poll shows waning support for president biden and a split between voters within his own party on whether he should seek a second term conference. we all reports support for governor gavin newsom's, potential candidacy. he's picking up steam. >> 16 alternatives to another term for president joe biden represented to registered democrats in recent poll conducted by the berkeley institute of government studies and governor gavin newsom and vermont senator bernie sanders topped the list tied with 13% support. >> vice president kamala harris followed with 10%. governor newsom has not publicly commit to a presidential run right now.

>> you can for even flirt with the idea of going with somebody else and and take a look at take a look at some of the other candidates or potential candidates are out there. but the in california's will be practical and they will be very much tune to what their role can will be and electing the next president of the united states. 38% of registered california. republicans support a second trump presidency. >> but if he decides not to run florida governor ron desantis is pulling as the favorite. >> overall 87% of state republicans do not want 4 more years of president biden. there's a difference between the poles, accuracy in the polls. relevancy. >> and while the poll maybe accurately reflecting how people feel today about joe biden, its relevancy to an election that's almost 2 years away. a worthy for the first primary is in for but 16 months is is pretty slim. the poll shows democrats are split over whether president biden

should seek a second term in office with 46% in favor. and 46% overall. 9200 registered voters were surveyed and 61% say president biden should back down. >> police get all kron. 4 >> for your health, the world health organization reports covid cases have dropped globally and less people are dying and its weekly update. the health agency reported 5.4 million new cases last week. and that's actually a drop of 24% from the week before deaths also fell by 6% but have remained high in asia. overall numbers are down worldwide except for the western pacific and southeast asia. time to prep for the beginning of flu season. and flu shots are now available at cvs pharmacy. this year, the pharmacy chain said that it will be easier for families to get vaccinated during the same visit. so if you're still behind on your covid-19 vaccine, there's some good news for you.

>> as for covid-19 and you know, if you have not been vaccinated or boosted against covid, we would recommend that you do get vaccinated. >> according to cdc guidelines, both the flu and covid-19 vaccinations can happen in the same visit to the pharmacy. the shot may be free depending on your medical insurance. no copayment, unless your health plan requires it. you are advised to give your healthcare provider call and ask about payment before you head out to the pharmacy. happening today, the san francisco department of public health will be holding a back-to-school vaccination clinic. it will be over at the southeast family health center from 10 until 2 kids to get shots and their families will also get a free meal from a food truck. that's a good deal. all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news fda issued some new warnings about nicotine gummies that you need to know after the break.

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>> welcome back. we're taking a live look outside in walnut creek this morning. it's going to be another scorcher across the bay area. actually the hottest day of the week just in time for saturday. if you're making some outdoor plans. brittany begley is in the weather center with a look at your forecast. yeah, great know. it's as you head out. look at that camera and we're

still watching some foggy conditions and didn't look too breezy. but yes. >> it really is all about those hot temperatures. >> it's going to the hottest day of the week. let's talk about together. all thanks to this high-pressure system bringing us those warmer temperatures. you can see right there in the corner of your screen. that low's going to drop down those temperatures. we've got to get through today. in fact, take a look right here on the nac is my favorite chills because i think it really puts in perspective what to anticipate. you can see san francisco, your average is around 67 for august today will be a tick above that 73 plan. your average is 72 looking at 77, san jose. your averages. 81, just a tick above that same story, livermore and even santa rosa averages. 85. take a look. we're looking at 94. so again, we have those warmer temperatures as we plan your day to the north, you can also see any at 99. it could get to triple digits. i'm still watching models. either way. it's going to be hot. 199 are going to see those hot temperatures. santa rose again, we're looking at 94 napa. 90 on the coast is going

to be nice for you. a little breezy happen. bay 66 san francisco, as we already said, just a tick above average all the way down to the south morgan hill. we're looking at 90 even san jose. we have that 87. so again, we have those warmer temperatures today because of that high pressure system. but that low is going to drop down temperatures. in fact, take a look at your screen. you can see right here. so again, saturday inland, we're looking at hot 97, big, a 79, even coast. 67. but take a look at sunday that low pressure system right there, dropping it down from 97 all the way down to 89. so we've got to get through today and then we'll have that cool down saying it's a little bit of money. thankfully with the ac. thanks, >> you've got to love them, but boy can may cost you. parents are spending an estimated $300,000 to raise a kid by the time the child reaches 18. that's not even the highest that it can get. markie martin explains. >> what's the best thing in my life? and i read it. matthew

livingston lives in san antonio. he's a girl dad to a daughter about to turn 12 and he says that pierced of love. he's also the priciest medical dental. also have to factor in college and then braces, according to a new estimate by the brookings institution, married middle income parents spend more than $18,000 a year on average per child totaling 310,000 through high school. that number doesn't include the cost of college. doctor isabel sawhill with brookings says for many total cost will actually be much higher after you factor in higher education and the reality that many parents have to cut back on work. we call, you know, the opportunity caused, you know, this sort of cost to that you're bearing because you gave up doing something you otherwise would have done such as working more full-time. more and more pressurized job. $310,000 takes into account inflation based off the 2017 report by the usda which

listed housing as the top expense followed by food, child care and education. sometimes all it could curry actually starry lives in oklahoma city and is a mom to 2 young boys. she thinks that annual figure could actually below you're paying for full-time child care. >> that could easily cross about the dollar's about park hit tampa. both of my kids had to do full-time health care 24,000 $1 a year. the price of the family is expensive, but a price she says is more than worth it. yeah, they're really fun. and it gives you a chance to play more like you don't have to be that period of time. >> that was markie. martin reporting for us. well, we have some good news here. drivers continue to see gas prices go down. let's take a look at what a gallon will cost you in the bay area. the average price is as usual. most expensive in san francisco at $5 and $0.54 in the north bay, napa county. you can find gas over there for $5.50. it's $0.10 cheaper in alameda county, $5 or $0.40 further south. we've got $5.37

in santa clara county, the bay area's a whole tends to be a bit higher than the state average. that's at $5. and $0.33. if you're heading out of the bay area, you might just get lucky. aaa reports a national average for a gallon of regular is now just below $4. reporter hannah brandt is in washington, d.c., where some experts are forecasting the future. >> as we roll into election season, the biden administration hopes drivers are pumped, but the recent drop in gasoline prices. 65 consecutive days of declines. so, yes, a bit of much-needed breathing white house economic adviser jared bernstein said the president has worked hard to bring down costs for drivers. he points to efforts like the release of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve and a waiver that allows more widespread use of gasoline mixed with ethanol made from corn, not crude oil start to bend a global price. i think we've done a lot in that regard. the president's team wants to see this downward trend continue. but experts say there are a number

of things that could send prices back up. the driving habits of americans as well as the global price for oil. and you really can't impact what's going on somewhere else around the world and triple a spokesman andrew gross says keep an eye on the sky as many american oil refineries are clustered along the gulf coast. we're heading into the heart of hurricane season and hurricane season can do a lot of disrupting gross maintains leaders like president biden typically can't do much to control the ups and downs of gas prices. but he says drivers should feel cautiously optimistic. we should continue to see these moderate in gas prices and gasoline fall into a more normal range. any of that? typically, gas prices do tend to fall around this time of year. >> in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> happening today, the san francisco forty-niners are back in action. they'll be taking on the minnesota vikings in their second preseason game. the niners beat the packers and their first game last week. kickoff for today's game is set for 4 o'clock in minnesota. and

don't forget, kron four's your home for raiders preseason football. the silver and black are playing the dolphins tonight and you can watch game right here on kron. 4. our coverage begins at 3.30, with our live pre-game show raiders gameday and be sure to stick around after the game for our raiders post show game show. now to baseball. the giants in denver taking on the rockies. san francisco fell behind early and could not come back. the rockies offense was just too much for the giants and are colorado wins by final of 74? the giants have now lost 3 in a row. the 2 teams playing again this evening. first pitch is at 5.10, in denver seconds. meanwhile, the back over at the coliseum they're taking on the mariners. it was a rough it night for oakland. the a's took the early lead, but then seattle's offense came storming back. the a's lose by a final of 10 to 2.

and it's the second game in a row that the a's have allowed their opponents to score 10 runs. the 2 teams will play again today. first pitch at 4.15, at the coliseum. we'll take a look at this nonprofit guide dogs for the blind is partnering up with cal's football team to get the pups socialized. the pups interrupted the bears football practice and it looks like they did not mind one bit. the nonprofit is naming one of their new pups ski after cows mascot. the dogs are raised with a trainer until they're 2 and then their partner and up with the blind person across the u.s. or canada. as we head into the break, if you're looking for some plans this weekend, there's the 40th annual italian family. >> italian word ok in san jose's history. part it starts at 11 o'clock this morning. and this year, the event will featured the u.s. navy brass band. it is free to attend and i hope they've got some good cost.

>> welcome back. nasa has plans to send more people to the moon. the announcement comes just days before the maiden voyage for the artemis program is launched. this unmanned rocket will head into lunar orbit and be the first spacecraft to go to the moon in 50 years. but this is just the beginning for nasa's artemis project. if the rocket can travel 280,000 miles and returned the orion spacecraft, it's carrying back to earth

safely. the goal then turns into a lunar landing with a human crew in the year 2025. and nasa has identified 13 potential land egregious for those future. astronauts. all of them located within 6 degrees of latitude of the moon's south pole where some parts of the surface haven't seen sunlight in billions of years. sounds freezing. nasa officials say that these landing sites will also help lay the groundwork for future long-term stays on the moon. the space agency ultimately wants to develop technology for humans to live and work on the moon with the eventual goal of reaching mars. >> well, still ahead on kron, 4 news to san francisco. women say they caught a catalytic converter thief in the act and called police said you're never going to guess what happens next. also, more people are calling on congress to help address the monkeypox to help address the monkeypox crisis in america. to help address the monkeypox crisis in america. hmm that's great. you're great!

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning and happy saturday. i'm ella sogomonian and this is the kron. 4 morning news. >> before we get to our top story, let's get a look at your weekend weather forecast with brittany begley. hey there, brittany. yeah, the top story for us really is the fog. that's what watching the next couple of hours. foggy cameras when slower drive time. so again, make sure

leave early use those low beams, especially if you're headed to work just like us. so let's talk about everything you do need to know. a live look shows you. yes, foggy conditions as expected in fall cast for you can see that as we fast for the clock. we're going to see those foggy conditions linger around to at least 9.30. so keep that in mind, especially half moon bay and even oakland, you can see those foggy conditions. take a look at your temperatures right now as we speak for average high for the day in san francisco should be 66. it is now 8 o'clock. and we're already at 58 is kind of breezy, but we're at 58 santa rosa. 58 down to the south san jose. 62. even any app. we're looking at 67, but really is as high pressure system bringing us those warmer temperatures. i'm going to break it down and you can see in the corner of your screen, that low means a dip in temperatures. break it all down for you with your seven-day forecast coming up in about 15 minutes. we'll see you then. we're following up on an investigation after 2 planes collided in mid air thursday afternoon in

watsonville. >> this is video of the aftermath. one plane crashed into an airport hangar and caught fire. the other crashed into a field next to a neighborhood. 3 people and a dog were all killed. kron four's. justin campbell has the latest. >> people have been leaving flowers here at the gate all day. while ntsb investigators have started their investigation into how 2 planes collided in mid air killing 3 people and a dog. >> the wreckage of this single engine cessna lies on the side of a runway in watsonville. the faa says the single engine cessna along with a twin engine cessna. we're trying to land thursday afternoon when they collided. the final moments captured on the radio. got on. >> final approach. >> somebody else was final.

>> we'll be here all day today. gathering factual evidence, ntsb aviation safety investigator, fabian salazar says experts will piece together what led to the fatal collision. we're going to look into the man machine and the environment as we continue with this investigation. weather is absolutely going to be something that we will look into it. >> on surveillance video, you can see the planes preparing to land at the airport. seconds later, it appears to plummet to the ground as witnesses look on. another angle captures the aftermath of the second plane hitting the ground. a fiery explosion and a plume of thick black smoke. it's a it's a small community. and there are people here that certainly are grieving >> everyone is doing everything they can to assist us. we're very much a saddened by this event. the coroner has not released the identity of the 3 people that were killed in the crash. >> and the ntsb says it will take 14 days to get a preliminary report. but the exact cause of what happened may take up to a year reporting here in watsonville,

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> 2 men shot at one another in a redwood city park. this went down at hoover park yesterday at 3.30, in the afternoon. that's near spring and charter streets. officers responded to reports of shots fired. they say that a witness saw 2 men walked up to the center of the field. that one of them pulled out a gun and started firing several rounds. both men ran off. police say the children and parents were present at the playground when that shooting happened. thankfully nobody was hurt. and the east bay berkeley police are offering a $50,000 reward for information in the unsolved murder of alex goodwin junior on august. 19th 2016 goodwin was shot and killed at his family home in berkeley's san pablo park neighborhood. detectives believe somebody out there has more information about this case. the police department says that even the smallest detail could be critical in solving this crime. u.s.

district judge overseeing the theranos case has decided to take victim impact statements into consideration this before deciding how long elizabeth holmes and her business partner sunny balwani should be sentenced. the pair was convicted of defrauding investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars with their testing company. they face a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison and millions of dollars in fines. looks like more catalytic converters are being targeted and stolen across the bay area. this time to san francisco. women say they caught a thief in the act but when police were called out, they were like, oh, happened at around 3 o'clock tuesday morning near 24th and and streets in the richmond district. home security cameras captured a driver parking a honda accord and morgan heller says that she woke up to what she thought sounded like drilling. maybe a catalytic converter being caught. she and her roommate called police. they got there

in time. but officers said that they let the guy go because there just wasn't enough evidence to make an arrest as the converter had not been taken at that time. police also admit that a city-wide outage prevented them from verifying the identity of the man. morgan is also criticizing the police response to attempted thefts. >> it felt like a very stark difference between what we saw last winter in smash-and-grabs in union square and the police response to that type of property crime property that doesn't belong to people that belongs to corporations for says this property crime. >> police also released a statement that reads in part our job is not to just enforce the law, but to ensure everyone is protected by the law. releasing a possible suspect does not need. the investigation is over. in fact, it means the investigation is just beginning. police also say that the car involved were stolen and was later returned to its owner. happening today,

the san francisco low rider council is hosting the king of streets. car show. >> the event will also feature free covid testing and information about monkeypox kron four's camila barco is live in san francisco at the details. camilla. it sounds like things are gearing up. finally out there. >> that's exactly what's happening right now. you can see behind me, a bunch of cars are just lined ready for today. show starts in about an hour. this is the 40st anniversary by step out of the way. this is an idea as to what people can expect when they come out especially a car show that shows. >> that she you can see cars are very low to the ground. they got music up lasting, very been takes cars out here. and like i said, this is part of the mexican however, for decades ago, these cars, they were targeted by the police is with the low riders say they say that they were often. >> associated police would

often associate the people writing these cars with gang members and low riders face a lot of racial injustice back then. >> and that's when the san francisco low rider council was formed to fight against that. so today that that will display these cars here in the embarcadero to highlight the low rider culture, there will also be food vendors, raffles, prizes, arts and craft vendors. the event starts with the low rider car show here at the embarcadero. like i said at a hopping contest. but it will end in the mission district after they have crews throughout the city. now, michaela talked about at the epevent. people can also get covid testing and free covid booster shots. there will also be information about the growing monkeypox outbreaks. this starts at 9 o'clock this morning at pier 30 32 the low riders. will that cruise to the mission district at 4 p m and hear back out live at the embarcadero. you can just see the cars lined up. people setting up for the event. it starts in about an hour and a

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welcome back. we're taking a live look outside from the mount tam cam this morning. >> another hot day with temperatures reaching near triple digits in some parts of the bay area. brittany begley is in the weather center. bring it all down for us. yeah, it was a beautiful view, really setting up the town. take a look at your screen. a couple things that we're watching right now as we speak. it really is about the fog. >> it's going to be sticking around for probably about an hour. we're going to talk about everything you need to know because right here as we show you those live conditions, you can see. >> the good news traffic is light is not too breezy. can see folks on their bicycles right in the corner of your screen. >> but really, it's this fog. so if you're headed out the door right now as we speak, we're going to see those foggy conditions again, probably for the next hour podcast for really showing that for you. at 8.15, we could still see some fog in places like oakland, half moon bay. you just saw it right there in san francisco. so that's going to linger on probably so fast. 40 to 9.45, this will start to clear out. but again, as you plan your day, make sure to leave early use those low beams that could slow you down. in addition to the fog,

what we're really watching, the top story for us is going to those warmer conditions. we have this high pressure system bringing us warmer conditions nearly triple digits in some parts will break it all down for you. but the key to this story right here is in the corner of your screen that low coming from the north is going to drop down our temperatures. so we have to get through today and those warmer temperatures and then we're going to be a little bit of a break. excessive heat warning solano county. so this is and will continue to update you on on tv and on our app as well. and delay health, fairfield, vacaville and even sacramento, even though that's not in our area, sacramento could hit 106 while places up north, like reading could hit 109. so very hot temperatures for us. it's still hot for us as well. you can see that right here as we take a look at those high temperatures for you, santa rosa, up to the north. we%re looking at 94th you're going to see above average temperatures pretty much for the whole region happened. they were looking at 66 san francisco, just a tick above average. 73 for you. a word. 78, even oakland we're looking at. 77 is just again a little

foggy for you this morning. in the corner of your screen. you can see that 99, antioch model showed could get to 100. i'm being conservative going with 99. either way. 9900 is going to be really down to the south. a little more. 94 fremont, 82 and even again, morgan hill, we're looking at 90's. so today's going to one of the hottest days of the week, but this is the most exciting part of that story. that low pressure system really dropping down those temperatures. so again, let's talk about warren time today. it's going to be hot inland. 97 bay, 79 coast, 67, but really all eyes on sunday as we get a little bit of a break. take a look at goes from 97 to 89. you can see the bay is going to drop down to 74 tomorrow and the coast. 63. so today it's really that's hot temperatures. we're also looking at that fog. but what about air quality? i have all your answers coming up in about 15 minutes. sure. friends inland are looking forward to that break on sunday. thank you. well, for your help this morning, more than 14,000 monkeypox cases. >> have been reported in the u.s. since may. and now some senators are urging congress

to find money and testing and treatment and to finance domestic production of monkeypox vaccines. through the defense production act. >> this crisis is going to deepen and broaden unless we address it immediately. and factors that are now producing either. kinds of medicine could and would be compelled to start producing this kind of act. >> the cdc is urging everyone to stay vigilant to reduce the risk of infection. the white house did not respond directly to lawmakers requests, but some. but the president continues to weigh all options to stop the spread of monkeypox. the state has now reported more than 2600 probable or confirmed cases since the outbreak of monkeypox started during a in just yesterday, the state director of public health said california still has not received enough doses to vaccinate those at highest risk. kron four's dan kerman reports.

>> california health officials say of the more than 2500 patients with monkeypox in the state. only 2% have had to be hospitalized and there have been no deaths. still, they say getting enough vaccine continues to be an uphill battle. we communicated the cdc. >> several weeks ago that we we've needed at least 600,000 to 800,000 doses. he'd be able to vaccinate the at-risk population. in callan, california. so right now we don't we do not have enough. >> during a telebriefing friday, doctor tomas aragon said well, federal guidelines advise those infected to stay home until all monkeypox lesions are fully healed and a fresh layer of skin is formed at the lesions cites state guidelines offer what they call a more practical approach. for those who have a limited number of lesions on the part of the body where there's no risk to exposing others if they can cover up the lesions completely. >> the lesions have have stopped increasing for 48

hours. >> they don't have a fever and they're feeling well and they completely covered up. then they can resume a normal activities are going was also asked about state data which suggests. >> cases may have started leveling off. he says it's too early to say in terms of the numbers going down. you know, whenever you look at the numbers is always a delay in reporting. so we're always cautious about about we're looking at the epidemic curve. that part at end. >> we're always cautious because we do have all the information. i'm like you. i'm hoping that will begin to flatten out a little bit. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> happening tomorrow, a monkey pox vaccine clinic will be opening up in oakland. it's going to be held across the street from the oakland lgbtq community center on lakeshore avenue. the clinic runs from 10 in the morning till 2 in the afternoon and will be open through september. 25th. that location will not be accepting walk-ins. so you have to register ahead of time.

lawmakers in washington, d.c., are trying to help the western u.s. deal with the dangerously low water levels that >> threaten everything from power production to the nation's food supply. kron. 4 washington correspondent alexandra limon has latest details. >> the 20 year long drought in the western u.s. is the worst in 1200 years. they say in the that is for drinking and water is for fighting over. and that's what's happening right now as low water levels threaten water allotments for states in the colorado river basin, power production and even the nation's food supply. the pa administrator michael regan says there are 4 billion dollars in funding in the recently signed inflation reduction act to help with this problem. resources, the state and local governments so that they can begin to look at these drought-like conditions at a community scale projects along the river. >> that will help recycling will help with conservation

and we'll make our water systems more efficient. nevada congresswoman dina titus says the project should help the critically low water levels in lake mead inch up joint project between california and las it will take advantage of recycling water, but those projects alone won't be enough to deal with the drought. lawmakers say ultimately states and individuals will need to pitch in trying >> convince people not to use it. you know, the water they've been using in order to have water that's going to be needed for survival. lawmakers say some solutions include using drip irrigation for crops, eliminating green grass lawns in favor of desert landscaping and requiring water efficient plumbing and fixtures in new homes. >> in washington, alexandra limon. >> coming up, apple is encouraging their users to update devices after serious security concern. we're going to let you know what exactly

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>> a major for our community. whether you see our seniors have a doing activities every single playground in our neighborhoods. so incredibly valuable. they're happy to. >> we didn't get this opportunity to do something about this little calm house. they were delivering upwards of about 6,000 every day. >> according to the non-profit self, help for the elderly. seniors are the fastest growing demographic in san francisco. nearly one-third of the city's residents will be at least 60 years old by the year 2030, with about half identifying as asian or pacific islander. apple is alerting customers about some serious security flaws that could allow hackers to take control of iphones, ipads and macs. the company has really software updates to patch up that security gap across both ios and safari. they're recommending that users update the affected devices, which include iphone 6 s and later models, newer, ipads and mac

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forecast. brittany in the weather center. brittney, what are we seeing out there for the saturday? i have the perfect camera for you. it really says that the town, what we're watching right now is fog. and then we have warmer conditions as we roll on today that can be one of the warmer days of the week. so let's talk about it together. take a look at your screen. >> you can see it's sense of the tone for the foggy conditions that you're going to see as we fast-forward your podcast for, you can see it right there, even at 10 o'clock or so. they have some foggy conditions. half moon bay, oakland will slowly start to look better. but that fog is going to linger around for the next hour. you better believe we're going to update you throughout the day. in addition to the fall, we're watching your air quality, moderate air quality for across the region. so keep that in mind, especially if you're sensitive to air quality with your eyes or breathing issues. not to mention the hot temperatures will take a look at your screen. the average in august, a san francisco should be 66 right now at 08:30am, in the morning. we're already at 59. so that sets the tone that we have these warmer temperatures to the north right now. santa rosa, 58 to the south santa

jose 62 and even antioch. we're looking at 71, but that temperatures going go up by 20 degrees. so it's going to be another hot one. i'm gonna break it down for you. and yes, answer the big question. when are going get that cool down answers. coming up next. >> a nonprofit and oakland called homies empowerment needs help to rebuild after cars smashed into their building just hours before their grand opening, the cars drove into the building on 77th avenue and macarthur on thursday destroying the new space and many care packages. the office manager says that speeding and street racing is a problem in that area. the group is now seeking help from the community. >> we have a lot of people that are willing to help. we still are looking for more people to see if they can help us with repairs. once we're ready, it's like that an emergency needs that we need to hurry up and open up that care center soon as possible. >> thousands of dollars worth of care packages, including food, diapers and clothing were damaged. we have a link

to send donations to homies empowerment up on kron 4 dot com. we're now learning that the contractor accused of stealing from san francisco's high-rise apartment while on the job has been fired. the property management group that owns 33 to hama in san francisco, south of market district sent us a statement on friday saying that they increased security measures and now all contractors are escorted and recorded by a security officer when entering a residence unit. this response comes after residents claims that the people working there were looting from the vacated units and they were vacated because the high rise in the city's south of market district has been vacant since it flooded twice this summer. some residents have been told that they can't even go back until next year. >> 2 men were injured in a shooting early friday morning in the east bay. it happened at the courtyard on 65th street apartments in emeryville. >> one victim is said to be in stable condition. the other in

serious condition. police have identified. 23 year-old jalen buck as a person of interest. in that case. and they're looking for him for questioning anyone with information about the case or buck are asked to call every bill pd. elise, hu reports of credit card skimmers have been found recently around the bay area. so be aware. one was found at the 7.11 on 87th street and broad more. that's a city near daly city. police say that it was on the card reader for about 2 hours after being placed there at around 05:00am on wednesday. police are now looking for a man who you see in a surveillance video right there. meanwhile, police are also trying to find a person who put it credit card skimmer at the bank of america over at the cochrane plaza in morgan hill. that's good was found on august 10th, a small camera and a piece of rubber stripping were found inside the atm. and some other news. a new poll shows waning

support for president joe biden and a split between voters within his own democratic party on whether he should seek a second term kron four's sleep to call reports that support instead is growing for governor gavin newsom. >> 16 alternatives to another term for president joe biden presented to registered democrats in recent poll conducted by the berkeley institute of government studies and governor gavin newsom and vermont senator bernie sanders topped the list tied with 13% support. vice president kamala harris followed with 10%. >> governor newsom has not publicly commit to a presidential run right now. >> you can for even flirt with the idea of going with somebody else and and take a look at take a look at some of the other candidates or potential candidates are out there. but the in california's will be practical and they will be very much in tune to what their role can will be and electing the next president of the united states. 38% of registered california. republicans

support a second trump presidency. >> but if he decides not to run florida governor ron desantis is pulling as the favorite. >> overall 87% of state republicans do not want 4 more years of president biden. there's a difference between the poles, accuracy in the polls. relevancy. >> and while the poll maybe accurately reflecting how people feel today about joe biden its relevancy to an election that's almost 2 years away. a worthy for the first primary is in for but 16 months is is pretty slim. the poll shows democrats are split over whether president biden should seek a second term in office with 46% in favor. and 46% overall. 9200 registered voters were surveyed and 61% say president biden should back down. >> police get all kron. 4 news. >> for health, the world health organization says globally covid cases have dropped and deaths are down

and its weekly update. the health agency reported 5.4 million new cases last week. that's actually a drop of 24% from the week before deaths also fell by 6% but remained high and asia. overall numbers are down worldwide except for the western pacific and southeast asia. >> it's time to start preparing for the start of flu season. and flu shots are now available at cvs pharmacy. this year, the pharmacy chain said that it will be easier for families to >> get vaccinated during the same visit. so if you're still behind on your covid-19 vaccine, there's some good news for you. >> as for covid-19 and you know, if you have not been vaccinated or boosted against covid, we would recommend that you do get vaccinated. >> guidelines both the flu and covid-19 vaccinations can happen in the same visit to the pharmacy. the shot may be free depending on your insurance. no co-payment. unless your health plan

requires it. and your advice to give your healthcare provider a call to ask about payment before you head over to the pharmacy. >> happening today, the san francisco department of public health. it was so holding a back-to-school vaccination clinic. it will be over at the southeast family health center from 10:00am until 02:00pm kids who get shots and their families will also get a free meal from a food truck. that's a good deal. >> all right. coming up on kron 4 morning news fda has issued new warnings about nicotine gummies, which you need to know after the break. and we're also going to talk to a ucsf doctor about a new study that's happening with marijuana will pay you to take part in well, there are new

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halloween time is back in disneyland talking about the weather and it looks that stubborn fog is going anywhere. you can barely see the golden gate bridge on this saturday. believe it or not, it's going to get very hot out there. brittany begley is in the weather center. >> brittany, what can people expect will this saturday like you said, it really is all about the fog, at least for the next hour or so. >> if you have to work so maybe you're going out to the grocery store, run an errand. yeah. are going to those foggy conditions for the next hour or 2 and you can see it again. we love to show you that live. look to kind of set the tone and paint the picture. thankfully, traffic is light. so some good news for you. but fog cash really showing. i would bet for the next hour

we're going to see some fog lingering around as we fast for that clock. the other big story we've been talking about all morning long as this high pressure system bringing us warmer temperatures. but really it's to the top that low pressure systems that are dropped down the temperatures for tomorrow. we just have to get through today. not to mention. we're still watching wildfires to the north. those extremely warm temperatures. places like reading getting temperatures of 109 places like sacramento looking at 106 and we're watching warmer weather and we're still watching moderate air quality for most of the region. so again, if you have sensitive eyes are have tough time breathing. i emphasize with you, i had the same issues as well. we'll continue to update you on this on tv and online. so the big story for us, really the warmer temperatures. we have that heat advisory that's going to last a day for solano county, places like vallejo, fairfield and vacaville. you're going to see those triple digit temperatures to see warmer temperatures. vacaville really going to be warm, at least until 7. taking a look at the temperatures right now as we speak. yeah, it is warm. we've

been talking about this all morning long, but it's still interesting. so in san francisco, in the month of august, average temperature should be around. 66 >> it's a 45 and we're already at 60. so it's breezy, but it just sets a tone that, yeah, it's going to be hot to the south san jose 62 and even to the north santa rosa. 58 napa. 63 oakland. so a little foggy for you, 62 and you can see right here, hayward 63. so here is my favorite tolls. the almanac. it really sets up the town. you can see above average temperatures for pretty much around the region, especially santa rosa averages. 85 that we said we're going to be at 94, but the big story. but everybody wants to know save you some money and they see for sure is sunday as that cool down with that low pressure system. so again, today, 97 inland bay, 79 coast, 67, but we have that drop in temperatures. we're looking at 89 tomorrow in the bay. 74 in the coast. 63 so just have to get through the foggy warm day and then we'll get a little bit of a break tomorrow. thanks for running.

>> well, by now, we've all heard that cigarette smoke is bad for your health. but what about cannabis smoking weed is legal in many states and it's getting more popular. so to learn more cardiovascular researchers at ucsf are prepared to do clinical trials to learn how it can affect your blood vessels. they want to pick chronic pot smokers and people who are regularly exposed to secondhand smoke $100 to participate to learn more. we're joined by doctor matt springer. doctor, thank you so much for taking the time to explain your mission. >> so the the goal of this study which is led by doctor lee. it in my research group and is funded by the state of california and funding from the often works foundation and the roy thomas medical foundation. the goal is to learn what the cardiovascular impacts are. >> a marijuana use. and that's by smoking edibles, leave vaporizing, et cetera, and

particularly how it's affected by the exposure, frequent exposure to secondhand smoke and the rationale for this. the reason that we're interested in this is we've known for a long time that smoking tobacco is bad for you. people will avoid secondhand smoke from tobacco, but a lot of people still assumed that marijuana smoke is harmless and they assume that it was, you know, tobacco smoke is bad because of the nicotine that marijuana smoke is basically just thc and cbd. and they avoid. are they? they ignore all of the other thousands of chemicals that you get when you burnt plant material of any sort of many of which are toxic. and so a lot of people who would avoid tobacco smoke don't seem to care being exposed to marijuana smoke. and we have reason to believe from previous work we've done in rats that marijuana smoke has the same kinds of cardiovascular harmful effects that tobacco smoke does. but it's all been extrapolation from are at work. we don't

know exactly for humans yet. and so now we have the opportunity to do this. so we're very excited about it. so what we're doing is we've got an ongoing study is underway. it's about halfway through a two-year study. we're bringing people into the cardiovascular clinic at the ucsf mission, bay location. we're recruiting people who are chronic marijuana smokers. chronic tobacco smokers is a comparison. people who are who avoid smoke, but are, you they don't smoke and the avoid tobacco smoke, but they are chronically exposed to marijuana. secondhand smoke. people who use le fevre risers people also who take thc in various forms like the edibles and vaping thc and also as a control group, people who are not exposed to any of these things. so basically everyone, although you have to be between the ages of 18 50. >> what can participants expect from this study you when they come into the lap? >> so it takes about 2 will a

vascular measurements put a blood pressure cuff on the arm inflated up, use ultrasound to measure what your blood vessels are doing. this. a lot of bases. there is a blood drive urine samples, saliva sample. it's all confidential. and as you get $100 for your time. and and that's basically it. >> so it's a one-time visit for each person that participates. >> yeah, it's a one-time visit. >> and then if you can explain if it's found that this can be detrimental to your health, the what exactly can happen as a result to either your hard or really what can go wrong here. >> yeah, well, i should say that we're we're actually intentionally recruiting healthy people. so smoking of any sort causes various card, cardiovascular disease. but we're not actually looking for people who already have cardiovascular disease. we're looking for signs. the cardiovascular risk is increasing. because of this exposure. so we're looking for people who are already

healthy, but the future that we're looking at with blood vessels is that your blood vessels have the ability to grow and shrink to open up wide and took that down in real time to respond to how much blood flow needs to pass. and that's the mark of a healthy vessels that are impaired in this ability, our unhealthy. and that's a mark you have cardiovascular complications in the future. people got hardening of the arteries, increase chances of heart attack and stroke, etcetera, etcetera. so we're looking for these early signs to cardiovascular disease. could be down the road. and so if your blood vessels are are not flexible like this, this is a sign of increased cardiovascular risk. and there are also various chemicals that circulate in the bloodstream to tell you whether you're in a healthy state are not a healthy state and that we're going to be looking for those also for the blood drive. >> well, thank you so much. so for anyone who would like to participate, you can take a

look that email address that was on your screen to learn more on how to do so you can s. researchers at mj study at ucsf dot edu. thank you so much, doctor springer for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> all right. we'll be right back.

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conditions as you start your saturday or maybe even just enjoy that second cup of coffee. either way, it's foggy outside. take a look at your screen. this is a top story for us. has been a top story all morning long. you can see that fog as we fast-forward your clock for you. the fog kept showing some foggy conditions, at least for the next hour. you can see that right there on your screen. so you know what i have to say. make sure to leave early and use your low beams on the roadways. taking a look at your high temperatures. not only is it foggy, but it's going to be hot. in fact, the hottest day of the week you can see it to the north napa, 90 santa rose above average. 94 san francisco above average. pretty much everybody is above average san francisco, 73, half moon bay. 66, you can see to the south morgan hill, we're looking at 90 and in the corner of your screen, antioch, 99, conquer 95. and even livermore. 94. so those warm temperatures as we roll into the weekend. but the good news is. >> we have a cool down coming. i'm going to tell you when and how be a little bit of money without ac coming up in about 15 minutes.

>> good point. thanks, brittany. we're following up an investigation after 2 planes collided mid air thursday afternoon over in watsonville. this is video of the aftermath. one plane crashed into an airport hangar. the other into a field nearly missing neighborhood. 3 people and a dog were all killed. kron four's justin campbell reports. >> people have been leaving flowers here at the gate all day. while ntsb investigators have started their investigation into how 2 planes collided in mid air killing 3 people and a dog. >> the wreckage of this single engine cessna lies on the side of a runway in watsonville. the faa says the single engine cessna along with a twin engine cessna. we're trying to land thursday afternoon when they collided. the final moments captured on the radio. on. >> final approach. somebody else was on pace final. i went

down the >> we'll be here all day today. gathering factual evidence, ntsb aviation safety investigator, fabian salazar says experts will piece together what led to the fatal collision. we're going to look into the man machine and the environment as we continue with this investigation. weather is absolutely going to be something that we will look into it on surveillance video. you can see the planes preparing to land at the airport. seconds later, it appears to plummet to the ground as witnesses look on. another angle captures the aftermath of the second plane hitting the ground. a fiery explosion and a plume of thick black smoke. it's a it's a small community. and there are people here that certainly are grieving >> everyone is doing 1peverything they can to assist us. we're very much a saddened by this event. the coroner has not released the identity of the 3 people that were killed in the crash. >> and the ntsb says it will

take 14 days to get a preliminary report. but the exact cause of what happened may take up to a year reporting here in watsonville, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> police report the 2 men shot at one another in a redwood city park. this all went down at hoover park yesterday at 3.30, in the afternoon. that's near spring and turner streets. when officers responded, they were told that there were shots fired and the witness said that they saw 2 men walked up to one another in the center of the field. one of them pulled out a gun and started firing several rounds. both men took off running and police said that they were actually kids and parents at the playground in the area when that shooting happened. so thankfully, nobody was hurt. there's now a reward being offered in the east bay by per berkeley pd. it's a $50,000 reward for information to help solve the case of the murder of alex goodwin junior. he was killed on august 19th back in 2016 in his family

home in berkeley, san pablo park neighborhood. detectives believe that somebody out there has more information about this case. so the police department said even the smallest detail could be critical to help solve that crime. u.s. district judge overseeing the theranos cases decided to take victim impact statements into consideration this before deciding just how long elizabeth holmes and her business partner sunny balwani should be sentenced. the pair was convicted of defrauding investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars with their blood testing company. they face a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison and millions of dollars in fines. the local news, a catalytic converters are being stolen across the bay area's we have seen in recent years. and this time to san francisco, women say they caught a thief in the act, but police let them go. it happened at around 3 o'clock tuesday morning near 24th in ann's the streets in the richmond district. home security cameras captured a

driver parking a honda accord. a woman named morgan heller says that she woke up to sounds that she thought were like drilling or maybe cutting a catalytic converter. she and her roommate called police. they did get there in time. but when officers arrived, they let the guy go. they said there just wasn't enough evidence to make an arrest because the converter have not yet been taken when they arrived. police also admit that there is a city-wide outage at the time that prevented them from really verifying the identity of the man. morgan is criticizing their response. >> it felt like a very stark difference between what we saw last winter in smash-and-grabs in union square and the police response to that type of property crime property that doesn't belong to people that belongs to corporations for says this property crime. >> police also released a statement that reads in part our job is not just to enforce the law, but to ensure everyone is protected by the law, releasing a possible suspect doesn't mean the investigation is over. in

fact, it means investigation is just beginning. police also say that the car involved was stolen and there was returned to its owner. and some fun news happening today. the san francisco low rider council is hosting an event called the king of streets. car show. it's also featuring free covid testing and information about monkeypox kron four's camila barco was actually there in san francisco with the details. camilla, is it finally >> it is gearing up so many cars out here. the centrally a car show. but these cars, big cage, their different. they're not like the typical cars that you would see anywhere else. it because this is part of the chicano culture. this is the 41st anniversary. take a look at what people can expect if they do come out here today. low riders it our iconic cars there brought very low to the ground there didn't age and it's part of the mexican culture. however, low riders tell me that more than 4 decades or go, they were faced

racial injustice after police targeted these cars and often would associate the people riding them with gang members. but the san francisco low rider council was formed to fight against that. so today the event will display the cars here in the embarcadero to highlight the role, the low rider culture, where there will be also food vendors and entertainment. it starts with the low rider car show here at pier 30 32 and it ends with them cruising to the mission district. now at the event you can also get covid testing every covid booster shots. there will also be information about the growing monkeypox outbreaks and it all starts right now here at pier 30. and 32, the low riders will also like i said, crews to the mission district that starts at 4 this afternoon and back out here live. i have said no, the wind that come on here. come join us this morning. you have a pretty special car, bright red car behind me. what type of cars 1960, chevy impala and the proud owner of it. >> and it's so beautiful thing

is i have a little fun drive. it would be in the family. yankees spent some time actually renovating this, making it your own. show step inside this car. show me a little bit about with this card. does al i have special surprise for you? i know you've been wanting to see this this whole morning. let's take a look at what was in the house for us. we'll turn on the car. there goes up and down. >> and there it goes. and this is what he does. whenever he's cruising it's like a little machine right here. and that's what people can expect here at the king of this tree. low rider that here in san send it back to you. >> camilla, i so wish i was out there. thank you so much for about tree. that's awesome color barco joining us live from the san francisco embarcadero with some lower right are shown. >> well, coming up at 9.35, there is a poll that shows overwhelming support for governor gavin newsom to run for president instead of joe for president instead of joe biden. we're for president instead of joe biden. we're hmm that's great. you're great! i'm here to save you. i'm good. cool.

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>> happening today, 2 weeks after heavy rainfall caused severe flooding. part of death valley will be reopening the storm damage 60 cars and trapped about 1000 visitors and national park staff 200 miles of roadway were deemed unsafe and another 800 mile still have to be examined. national park officials say visitors should expect delays and continuing road closures. >> and your weather and traffic teams watching delays on the roadways because of fog. how long is it going to

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well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! (laugh) (laughter) halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! >> i'm meteorologist brittany begley. time now is 9.14. let's talk about weather and traffic. 2 big stories for you right now as we speak as we take a look outside. you can see it is really foggy. traffic is light, but it is foggy fog tracker showing we're dealing with that fog, at least the next i would say

45 minutes as we take a look right here, half moon bay, oakland, as we fast for it to 9.45, you're still going to see that fog lingering around not only are watching the fog, but really the top story for us is going to those high temperatures. you can see that high right there, bringing us those warmer temperatures. i think today's going to be the warmest snow on fact. i know it's going to be warmest of the week. it's really this low pressure system. we're waiting for the drop down those temperatures because today it's going to be hot. fact, we have a heat advisory for a portion of solano county. you can see it right there in your corner of your screen. not to mention places to the east of us like sacramento are looking at temperatures of 106 and to the north of us like reading where the wild fires are 100 nights, we're going to see those warmer temperatures across the region, especially in this area as well. not as bad, but it's still going to be warm when we talk about wildfires, warm temperatures and breezy conditions. i want to check your air quality as well. you can see from most of the area we're in moderate conditions for the rest of the day. i think tomorrow is going to be better. but today could

be tough, especially if you have sensitivities like me, take a look at those high temperatures. i love the almanac. it really sets the tone. you can see that san francisco above average. pretty much everybody is above average, especially places like santa rosa. your average is 85. but we're looking at 94 those temperatures right now as we speak. take a look. san francisco, your average should be 66 for the high. we're still at 9.16 and we're at 62. so it says of the tone that, yes, it is warm today to the north santa rosa. 64 to the south 65 san jose livermore. 67. but it's all about the 7 day forecast. you can see it. so take a look quickly. saturday inland today, 97 the bay 79 the coast. 67. but all eyes really for us will be tomorrow because we have that dip in temperatures. you can see it much cooler. 89 inland bay, 74 in coast. 63 so again, we just got to get through today. chris will stay connected on tv online and on our app.

>> so the quest is a film festival 2 decades in the making born right here in the bay area in the south bay to be exact. it's a marriage of innovation and art, thanks. silicon valley tech meets hollywood. about 2 to 300 movies will be screened through the end of the month. many of them world premieres. it's already kicked off with another event tonight at the california theater in san jose. joining to talk about the film now, if that is a thing that crosby, thank you for joining us. >> thank to be here, well, how's it going so far? >> it's got awesome. the festival has kicked off as of tuesday and we are entering our first weekend. we had our opening night event with jim gaffigan, which is a huge success as well as the red carpet. and we also had another red carpet last night with several counts premiering. so it's been a blast. >> so how does this festival intersect? the theme of tech and aren't exactly i heard something about virtual reality experiences in previous years.

>> yes, so we do like to consider ourselves that bridge between silicon valley tech and the film and media world being born here in silicon valley, we recognize that difference that these innovations make in people's ability to tell their story. so whether that's virtual reality, which we do have a platform for people to submit virtual reality work to our festival or whether that's artificial intelligence or really anything in between. so we really like to bridge that gap. >> there are so many movies being showcased in from all over the world. so what kind of story lines can people look forward to? and do we have any local filmmakers participating? >> we do well. we do have artists who have submitted their films to us from over. 55 countries. so that being said, there's absolutely something for everybody. we have drama. we have comedy. we have any documentary features. we have many lgbtq features, one of my favorite since premiering at this year's festival is a documentary called we were high fee and it's actually all about the

bay area. hip-hop. and hype. the movement of the early 2, thousands. so that's something that our local audiences obviously love being at bay area native myself. i'm super excited to check that out. so but we really have something for everybody for every taste. it. >> that sounds what other entertainment they haven't between the screenings that seems like it's a much bigger event apart from actually watching the film itself. >> absolutely. this year we wanted to do it big. this is our first ever summertime experience our first-ever summer time festival. so we really wanted to get the crowd excited about coming out in person, too wide screening. so we have a beer and wine garden that's running every day from 11, 30 to 7 after the next 5 days for people to check out enjoying life patients. enjoy rubbing shoulders with other filmmakers. we also have cocktails at the continental for rbi piece to check out while they're waiting for screenings. and we have so many local bay area businesses

downtown san jose in downtown campbell. we have screenings of the pre yard. so we really encourage people to check out those local businesses as well. and just get that socialization aspect that we've been missing for the last couple years. >> well, thank you so much. cinequest film festival, as we heard has already begun and it runs through august. 29th. it's in san jose this weekend and will eventually take place in campbell at the end of the month, you can buy festival passes for all access. i believe starting at around $229 or choose individual dates as one movie ticket was about $14. so tickets are sold on cine-quest dot org. and again, you can choose single day as well thinking. i thank you so much for your time. please enjoy the event. >> thank you, guys. check out inquest >> all right. we'll be right >> all right. we'll be right back. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year

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>> apple is alerting its customers about some serious security flaws that could allow hackers to take over control of your devices. that's ipads, iphones and mac computers. the company has really software updates to patch that security gap. they are also recommending that users update the effected devices which include iphone 6 s and later models, newer, ipads and mac computers running honoree. the flaw me also ipad models. in other news, the federal trada commission is launching a new effort to protect your online

data. the agency is working on rules to control the massive lot of data that private companies collect those companies and then sell that information to other online businesses to better target advertisements, to certain groups. privacy advocates are applauding the ftc's efforts while online business trade groups are trolling. the idea calling it government overreach that to see will hold its first public forum on this september 8th. for the first time ever more americans are watching streaming services than traditional television. that's according to new data from nielsen, which said streaming in the u.s. captured 34.8% of viewership in july. the 23% spike from last year. cable accounted for 34.4% broadcast television was a distant 3rd and it's not great news for the theater industry either. regal cinemas has just filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy evacuation orders have been lifted in the mckinney fire footprint as the flames have

now downsized to just 95% containment at this time. so the 5% still burning out there. the u.s. forest service says that the fire has burned more than 60,000 acres. but again, evacuation orders are lifted by this time, though, nearly 200 buildings have been destroyed. and unfortunately, 4 people were killed and another 15 were hurt. there's an alarming new study on cliff erosion along the california coast. researchers at uc san diego analyzed every inch of the shoreline. they found that the rate of cliff collapse was more than 16% per year in places like martin speech, big sur and palace very days the highest rates of erosion were along the north coast in mendocino, humboldt and del norte counties. cook for ocean depends on a few things, including land development rise in sea level. the stretch of the rocks and energy from the waves. >> still ahead, a kron 4 morning news. the oakland nonprofit there we're talking about needs help to rebuild after the car crashed into

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updating you fog. you're still going to see some foggy conditions throughout morning. want to make sure you take it nice and slow session. the roadways. >> as we always say, make sure you use your low beams. i know it's it was foggy here. but still, we have to remind you, let's show you a live look right now. take a look at your screen. you can see those foggy conditions as you make your way out. in fact. >> we're going to see that probably for the next hour. 35 minutes is something we'll continue to update you on throughout the morning. >> the other top story for us is really those warmer temperatures. you can see that high pressure system in the corner screen bringing us warmer temperatures, but it's all about the low in the corner of your screen wanting to know our eyes going to be hot today. but when we get a break, it's coming shortly. but we've got to get through today. again, you can see up to the north santa rosa. 94, everybody pretty much above average temperatures, antioch, 99, you could hit 100 it. i put 99 to be conservative, but 99, 100 and still hot right down south morgan hill, 90 fremont, 82, half moon bay. 63 and even san francisco. 73. so going to see those warmer temperatures. but the big

question we've been asking all morning and i promise i'm going answer it. coming up next is when we get that break because it's going to be the hottest day of the week today. and of course, we have poor air quality. i'll break it all down for you. coming up next. all right. thank you so much for me. there's a nonprofit in oakland that's looking to rebuild after car smashed into their building, destroying care packages for needy families. >> the group is called home is empowerment. they were just getting ready to have a grand opening for a new center before the crash. the building is on 77th avenue. what's left of it? and macarthur and it was set to officially open on thursday. just hours before that crash. so office or the office manager says it's speeding and street racing is a problem in the area. the group is asking for help from the community to get things back up and running. >> we have a lot of people that are willing to help. we still are looking for more people to see if they can help us with repairs. once we're ready, it's like that of an emergency needs that we need

to hurry up and open up. that cares that as soon as possible. >> thousands of dollars were lost in the destroyed packages, including food, diapers and clothing. the organization is now hoping that they get donations to help offset those costs. we've posted a link on how to help on our website. kron 4 dot com. we've learned that a contractor who has been accused of stealing from san francisco's high-rise apartments has been fired. the property management group that owns 33 to hama in san francisco's south of market neighborhood. sent us a statement friday saying that they have since increased security measures and now all contractors are escorted and recorded by a security officer when entering a residents unit. this response comes after residents claimed the contractors came and looted from their vacant units. their bacon now because the high rise has been flooding twice now since the summer. and these residents have been told that they can't come back until maybe the next year. 2

men are hurt after shooting early friday morning in the east bay. this happened at the courtyard apartments at 65th street in emeryville. one victim is in stable condition. the other in serious condition. police identified 23 year-old jalen book as a person of interest. in this case, they are looking for him and they want to talk to him and ask some questions. so anybody with information or if they know where book is that they're asked to call emeryville police. we're learning 2 reports of credit card skimmers have been found recently around the bay area. let's take a look. one was found at 7.11 on 87th street in a town called broad more. that's near daly city. police say that it was on a card reader for about 2 hours after being placed there at around 05:00am on wednesday. police are now looking for a man that was seen on surveillance video. there he is. meanwhile, police are also trying to find who put a credit card skimmer at the bank of america over at the cochrane plaza in morgan hill. that skimmer was found on august 10th, a small camera

and a piece of rubber stripping were found inside that atm. there's a poll that came out and it shows that there's waning support for president biden to run again. there's a split between democratic voters on whether he should seek a second term kron. 4 sweep to reports. there's now growing support for governor newsom to put his hat in the ring. >> 16 alternatives to another term for president joe biden presented to cegistered democrats in recent poll conducted by the berkeley institute of government studies and governor gavin newsom and vermont senator bernie sanders topped the list tied with 13% support. vice president kamala harris followed with 10%. governor newsom has not publicly commit to a presidential run right now. >> you can for even flirt with the idea of going with somebody else and and take a look at take a look at some of the other candidates or potential candidates are out there. but the in california's will be practical and they

will be very much tune to what their role can will be and electing the next president of the united states. 38% of registered california. republicans support a second trump presidency. >> but if he decides not to run florida governor ron desantis is pulling as the favorite. >> overall 87% of state republicans do not want 4 more years of president biden. there's a difference between the poles, accuracy in the polls. relevancy. >> and while the poll maybe accurately reflecting how people feel today about joe biden, its relevancy to an election that's almost 2 years away. a worthy for the first primary is in for but 16 months is is pretty slim. the poll shows democrats are split over whether president biden should seek a second term in office with 46% in favor. and 46% overall. 9200 registered voters were surveyed and 61% say president biden should

back down. >> police get all kron. 4 news. >> the world health organization reports that covid cases have dropped around the world and less people are dying in its weekly update. the health agency reported 5.4 million new cases last week. that's actually a drop of 24% from the week before. deaths also fell by 6% but have remained high in asia. overall numbers are down worldwide except for the western pacific and southeast asia. as we prepare for flu season. now we're learning that shots are available at cvs pharmacies. this year, the pharmacy chain says that it will be easier for families to get vaccinated for covid. also during the same visit. so if you're still behind on your covid-19 vaccine, that could be good news for you. >> as for covid-19 and you know, if you have not been vaccinated or boosted against covid, we would recommend that you do get vaccinated. >> according to cdc guidelines, both the flu and

covid-19 vaccinations can happen in the same visit to the pharmacy. the shot may be free, depending on your insurance. no call payment unless your health plan requires it. and you are advised to give your healthcare provider a call to ask about payment before you head out to the pharmacy. happening today, the san francisco department of public health is holding a back-to-school vaccine clinic. it will be at southeast family health center from 10:00am until 2 kids who get shots and their families will get a free meal from a food truck. more than 14,000 monkeypox cases have been reported in the united states since may. and now some senators are urging congress to find funding for test treatment and to finance domestic production of monkeypox vaccines through the defense production act. >> this crisis is going to deepen and broaden unless we address it immediately. and factors that are now producing either. kinds of medicine

could and would be compelled to start producing this kind of >> the cdc is urging everyone to be vigilant to reduce the risk of infection. the white house did not respond directly to lawmakers request but said that the president is continuing to weigh all options to stop the spread of the virus. the state now reported more than 2600 probable or confirmed cases since the outbreak first started during a telegraph in yesterday, the state director of public health said california still has not received enough doses to vaccinate everyone who is in the high-risk category kron four's dan kerman has that report. >> california health officials say of the more than 2500 patients with monkeypox in the state. only 2% have had to be hospitalized and there have been no deaths. still, they say getting enough vaccine continues to be an uphill battle. we communicated the cdc. >> several weeks ago that we

we've needed at least 600,000 to 800,000 doses. he'd be able to vaccinate the at-risk population. in callan, california. so right now we don't we do not have enough. >> during a telebriefing friday, doctor tomas aragon said well, federal guidelines advise those infected to stay home until all monkeypox lesions are fully healed and a fresh layer of skin is formed at the lesions cites state guidelines offer what they call a more practical approach. for those who have a limited number of lesions on the part of the body where there's no risk to exposing others if they can cover up the lesions completely. >> the lesions have have stopped increasing for 48 hours. >> they don't have a fever and they're feeling well and they completely covered up. then they can resume a normal activities are going was also asked about state data which suggests. >> cases may have started leveling off. he says it's too early to say in terms of the numbers going down. you know,

whenever you look at the numbers is always a delay in reporting. so we're always cautious about about we're looking at the epidemic curve. that part at end. >> we're always cautious because we have all the information. i'm like you. i'm hoping that will begin to flatten out a little bit. dan kerman kron, 4 news >> and tomorrow, a monkey pox vaccine clinic will be opening in oakland. it will be across the street from the oakland lgbtq community center on lakeshore avenue. the clinic will be open from 10:00am until 2 in the afternoon through september. 25th. this location will not be accepting walk-ins. so make sure to register ahead of time. lawmakers in washington are trying to help the western u.s. deal with the dangerously low water levels. the threaten everything from power production to the nation's food supply. our washington, d.c., correspondent alexandra limon has the details. >> the 20 year long drought in the western u.s. is the worst

in 1200 years. they say in the that is for drinking and water is for fighting over. and that's what's happening right now as low water levels threaten water allotments for states in the colorado river basin, power production and even the nation's food supply. the pa administrator michael regan says there are 4 billion dollars in funding in the recently signed inflation reduction act to help with this problem. resources, the state and local governments so that they can begin to look at these drought-like conditions at a community scale projects along the river. >> that will help recycling will help with conservation and we'll make our water systems more efficient. nevada congresswoman dina titus says the project should help the critically low water levels in lake mead inch up joint project between california and las that will take advantage of recycling water. but those projects alone won't be enough

to deal with the drought. lawmakers say ultimately states and individuals will need to pitch in trying >> convince people not to use it. the amount of water they've been using in order to have water that's going to be needed for survival. lawmakers say some solutions include using drip irrigation for crops, eliminating green grass lawns in favor of desert landscaping and requiring water efficient plumbing and fixtures in new homes. >> in washington, alexandra limon. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news fda has issued new warnings about nicotine gummies. will let you know why after the break. also, gas prices are falling. good news, but we're going to talk about life. >> yeah, we can't wait hear about gas prices. not to mention of it. hitting the roadways are going to see some fog that will slow you down. it's going to be hot down headed our way and it all down for coming up in your seven-day forecast.

>> it's the weekend, but how you can make plans if you don't know what's going on with the weather. we can take a live look real briefly at the creek area this morning. and britney is here to let us know what's happening out there. you know what? fog has really been the word of the day. you're still going to see some fog lingering around as you plan your day. maybe go

out, may have to work the grocery store. do some chores are. >> maybe you're enjoying that second cup of coffee either way. let's talk about you can see right here. we're still watching a foggy conditions right now as we speak as we take a look, traffic's not bad. but again, i would have to say, mase sure you use those low beams. >> in addition to the foggy conditions, what we're really watching those warmer conditions from the high pressure system. but all eyes up here on the top. we want that low pressure system to drop down the temperatures which they will tomorrow. tomorrow will be a lot better than today. today is going to be warm. in fact, we still have a heat advisory for solano county. so you can see that no corner of your screen. places like fairfield vacaville probably going to hit triple digits, not to mention to the east of a sacramento, probably looking at 106 to the north of places like reading looking at 109. so our temperatures aren't going to be that but they're still going to be hot. in addition to the warm temperatures, we're still watching all obviously reading with 109, all the wildfires in that area and the wind pattern. what does that mean for us while we could have the

potential for poor air quality right now we're in moderate. you can see that for most of the region. but it was like to make sure that you are prepared if you have sensitive 50's as well. take a look at those high temperatures right now. again, above average temperatures across the map. the average right now in south san francisco, 67. but we're going to be at 73 livermore. your average is 88. but today we're going to get 94 and even santa rosa. your averages. 85. but we're looking at 94. so those temperatures are really going to be warm. you can see that right here to the north again, napa, 90 mill valley, 87 half moon bay ca kind at average. 66 right here, redwood city. 85 mountain view, 83 and even to the south morgan hill, we're looking at 90's. so again, those warm temperatures. but the big question when i know it's yeah saturday, it's going to be hot. but what about sunday going to plan your weekend? let's quickly talk about it. one more time you can see saturday again, it's going to be the hottest of the week inland. 97 bay 79 coast. 67. >> but all eyes on sunday. you can see right there that dip

in temperatures, much cooler inland. 89 bay, 74 in coast. 63 so this weekend hot today, cooler tomorrow. of course, we'll stay connected throughout the day. >> thank you. so would all right. well, there are some new warnings, unfortunately, from the fda over nicotine gummies that are already on the market. regulators say that the product from bp, our brands can cause nicotine poisoning or even death. 2 children if they somehow get their hands on them. there are also concerns that teams could get addicted. the pr brand says that the product contains tobacco-free nicotine, but the fda controls all forms of nicotine in the u.s.. so the agency has given the company 15 days to respond to a letter and address those alleged violations as well as one that they might have failed to fill shelves. otherwise this could be taken up in court. well, in honor of bessie coleman who see their she's the first black woman to earn a pilot's

license back in 1921. american airlines celebrated her with a flight operated by an all black female crew and include all positions from pilots to flight attendants to cargo team members and the aviation maintenance technician. the flight took off from dallas and touched down in phoenix. one of the passengers was actually gj coleman. that's a great use of bessie. some good news here. drivers continue to see gas prices go down. let's take a look at what a gallon will cost you hear on average in the bay area. it's the most expensive as per usual in san francisco at $5. and $0.54 in the north bay, napa county. you can find gas for $5.50 in alameda county. it's just $0.10 cheaper. and in santa clara, it is $5.37. the state average, though, is lower at $5.33. but if you're heading out to the bay area out of the bay area should say you might get lucky if you want to feel about their triple a reports of the national average for a gallon of regular is now just below $4. reporter hannah brandt is in dc with what

experts are forecasting for the future. >> as we roll into election season, the biden administration hopes drivers are pumped by the recent drop in gasoline prices. 65 consecutive days of declines. so yes, a bit of much-needed breathing room. white house economic adviser jared bernstein said the president has worked hard to bring down costs for drivers. he points to efforts like the release of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve and a waiver that allows more widespread use of gasoline mixed with ethanol made from corn, not crude oil. it's hard to bend a global price. i think we've done a lot in that regard. the president's team wants to see this downward trend continue. but experts say there are a number of things that could send prices back up the driving habits of americans as well as the global price for oil. and you really can impact what's going on somewhere else around the world and triple a spokesman, andrew gross says keep an eye on the sky as many american oil refineries are clustered along the gulf coast. we're heading into the

heart of hurricane season and hurricane season can do a lot of disrupting gross maintains leaders like president biden typically can't do much to control the ups and downs of gas prices. but he says drivers should feel cautiously optimistic. we should continue to see these moderate in gas prices and gasoline fall into a more normal range. any of that? typically, gas prices do tend to fall around this time of year. >> in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> and sports happening today. the san francisco forty-niners are back in action will be taking on the minnesota vikings and their second preseason game. the niners beat the packers and their first game last week. kickoff for today's game is set for 4 o'clock in minnesota. and don't forget, kron 4 is your home for braiders pros preseason football. the silver black are playing the dolphins tonight. and you can watch that right here on kron. 4. our coverage starts at 3.30 with our live pre-game show raiders gameday and be sure to stick around after the game for our raiders post show came. baseball. the giants in

denver taking on the wrong place disco ball behind early and could not come back. >> the rockies offense was too much for the giants pitcher and colorado, one by a final of 7, 2, for the giants now lost 3 in a row. the 2 teams play again tonight. first pitch is at 5 o'clock in denver. meanwhile, the a's were back at the coliseum taking on mariners. this was a rough night for oakland a's took the early lead. but then seattle's offense came storming back. the a's lost by a final of 10 to 2. it's a second game in a row that the a's have allowed their opponents to score 10 runs. the 2 teams will play again today and that first pitch is 4.15, at the coliseum. >> take a look at this. a nonprofit called the guide dogs for the blind is partnering with calls football team to get pups socialized. the pups interrupted the bears football practice today and it looks like they did not mind

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