mmm. he's been here since december. you left him that mug of dunkin' with his cookies that night. i'm gonna say something. you should. i'll do it. it's refill time! santa's not leaving. the home with dunkin' is where you want to be. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning and thanks for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm ella sogomonian in for stephanie land. it's sunday august. 21st in case you didn't know. and we have a lot to get to this morning. but let's start by taking a look at the weather with brittany begley. and can't believe that august is almost over happening now. we're really watching is fog as expected. i think today's going to be. >> a lot better than yesterday in terms of temperature and you're driving conditions, but it's still foggy. let me show you a live look. let's plan your day so you can see right now as we take a live look out. we're still dealing with fog live tracker right now.

podcast showing you foggy conditions in places like san francisco, oakland, even napa. as we fast for o'clock, you can see around 7.38 o'clock things will slowly start to change. but it's foggy right now. temperatures cooler than yesterday. temperatures right now santa rosa. 57, you can see san jose. we're looking at 59 half moon bay. 56, even san francisco at 56. any looking at 62 concord 60's. so temperatures again, a little bit cooler than yesterday. that's the good news. it's not too bad. it's a little breezy, though. so cooler temperatures today, but that warm up is headed our way. i tell you everything you need to know to prepare for your work day. coming up in about 15 minutes. we'll see you soon. well, there were 2 california highway patrol officers that are being credited for possibly saving a woman's life after a fiery crash on i-580, in dublin. >> kron four's amanda hari spoke to one of the officers about what exactly happened and how the woman is doing now. >> i just know that that blood was not. >> was not circulating. so

that was that was the big thing to end. just happy we got there. we did around 2.50 wednesday morning, california highway patrol officer able moran. >> was working at typical shift. >> when you got called to a multi vehicle crash, blocking the fast lane of i-580, westbound just east of north livermore avenue. >> tell that one of the vehicles was completely on fire. >> from the distance, officer moran told me his first concern was that someone was inside the vehicle. luckily there wasn't. but there was a woman on the ground. >> she was unresponsive. officers determined there was 2 separate crashes. the first involved, a solo female driver who crashed into a concrete wall. the crash left the woman's toyota camry resting in the fast lane. officers say she exited the car. that's what a nissan altima crashed into the camry and forcefully knocked the woman to the ground. chp says the camry went up in flames. that's when officers arrived and started

to try and help her really quickly check your right there. and it's feel anything. officer moran and sergeant michael thomas moved her to a safer location. >> and started performing cpr. a civilian pulled over to help decisions. assistant actually a stop by with jason elliott. >> what he could do. >> he assisted the cpr as well. livermore, pleasant fire department and folk ambulance personnel transported her to eat in the hospital. the next day i went to the hospital to check on her condition. >> they said she was in critical condition. the dublin area commander says he's proud of both officers involved, quote. >> their bravery and willingness to risk their lives is honorable. these officers lived up to their sworn oath, says public protectors had it not been for their quick thinking and actions woman could have been injured further, possibly dying. >> they're true heroes. it's this is what you want to do.

>> and it's it results her. life being saved. been. that's the best. that's the best thing possible. that's that's a highlight of my career. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> and the south bay fire damage to buildings in san jose. this happened along hana street near interstate 2.80, and la scott is creek. firefighters were called out to the scene shortly after 12, 30 yesterday afternoon. thankfully, no injuries were reported. but the cause of this fire is still under investigation. there's a new wildfire that prompted mandatory evacuations over nevada county. it's called the pleasant fire and that one broke out around 4.30, yesterday afternoon and has already burned. 47 acres near owl creek road and lost ranch way. this is west of nevada city. these are pictures are from cal fire. the fire is 10% contained. we do have an update now to another fire burning near clear lake. that

one is being called the point fire. this is video from one of our viewers. it broke out last night near the anderson road and pan around a road west of lower lake in lake county. so far it's burned 14 acres and is 80% contained. the mountain lion was spotted near a golf course in rohnert park. officers responded last night to the foxtail golf course but were unable to find a mountain lion. police are reminding residents to be careful. exercise caution and call them if you do see a mountain lion in the area. happening today, it's a giant race in san francisco. the 10 k and 5 k races will end up at oracle park. kron four's camila barco is live in the city this morning with the details. camilla, what are you seeing out there? >> we're seeing a lot of people dressed in orange and black to sf giants the colors. but these people, they're not here to watch a baseball game. instead, they are running

inside that baseball fi ld after they are done running through the embarcadero. this is the 13th annual san francisco giants race and take a look at what it entails. runners will start here oracle park and then the runners will head out to the embarcadero and the race finishes. like i said on the baseball field and getting people giants experience this year's races going back to pre pandemic times. organizers are hosting the 5 k and 10 k race last year. it was only the 5 k because of covid and they scaled it back to one day. but this weekend organizers set up a health and wellness expo. they also had the kids right now. today dozens of runners will get to the experience of san francisco giant re still be able to take pictures on the home plate after they have finished the race with nice well deserved to meddle. and organizers are still keeping the virtual option where people can do the race at their own ways and on their time at this race kicks off in

about an hour right here. you can behind me the starting line. >> we've got is it going? they the host going right now. so a lot of right now before this race started. of course, we will bring you all the highlights as the race starts. but for now, i'll send it back sounds like people are ready. thank you so much. camilla will see you soon. >> and coming up at 7.15, new safety concerns on bart ponce. demand for more security. we're going break down what happened and how bart plans to move forward. and after the break, health leaders are no longer using the term monkeypox. what they're using now in its place. and why?

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>> the california department of health will be referring to monkeypox virus pox the viral disease. first got its name because it was studied in monkeys. in the 1950's the state lead agency will be using the new name explaining historically monkey was used as a racist term. so again, they are now referring to the virus pox or just mpx in written documents for about a week now, the world health organization is working to find a new name for the disease. and it's happening what they're calling an open consultation for anyone who wants to propose a name to do so online. happening today, a monkey pox vaccine clinic will

be opening an oakland that will be held across the street from the oakland lgbtq community center on lakeshore avenue. that clinic will open from 10:00am and close at 2 o'clock and it will be running through september. 25th. this location is not accepting walk-ins. so if you do want to get the shot, you have to register ahead of time. well, as 7.11, your weather and travel teams looking out for you. it's foggy and we're going to track your fog. plus, it's more than that highs yesterday. >> get a have your 7 day forecast coming up after the break.

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>> welcome back. we're taking a live look outside at the san mateo bridge this morning. traffic looking good, but things will be cooling down today in terms of weather. meteorologist brittany begley is here with a look at your weekend forecast. yeah, it was hot yesterday. in fact, yesterday was the hottest day of the week and get this sunday is going to the coolest day of the week. some had a little bit of everything this weekend. but the main story for us right now after walking out that door, you doing chores going to church or enjoy that second cup of coffee? some places are foggy. let's talk about you can see right here in berkeley. yeah, it's foggy this morning. so again, make surely early. make sure you use your low beams. the headlines really cooler today. air quality, not as bad as yesterday. so we are

improving. yeah. but this fog is going to be sticking around. you can see as we fast-forward podcast until at least 8.45. so again, keep that in mind. as you plan your day, we wanted to be stress free, a stress free as it can. it's the weekend. >> currently condition say it's breezy in places like half moon bay. same story for fairfield concord and breezy in oakland. not to mention that. still foggy. let's take a look at those high temperatures again yesterday. it was really hot in places like morgan hill. you're looking at 90 today. we're at eighty-four. so have more average temperatures for you. livermore. 88, could still going to be warm for. you are looking at 90 74 into the north napa. 76 santa rosa, 70. so quite the dip for you compared to yesterday, half moon bay, 62 right around average for san francisco. 66 a little further down south. you can see redwood city, 82 and mountain view. 75. but let's take a look at that 7 day forecast and actually plan your day because today we got that cool in temperatures like we've been bragging about for the not past couple of days.

you can see inland 88 bay, 72 coast. 62. but what about monday? we got a plan. your work week. yeah, it's going to jump up. you can see it. take a look at your screen. monday is going to be the warmest for you as far as your work week is concerned. 93 inland bay, a teco. 66, you can see those temperatures going up tuesday, a little bit of a roller coaster going to dip down the going to say 89 for the next couple of days in inland, they were going to say in the 70's and even the coast. we're looking at the 60's. but it is really foggy. so we're going to say on it all morning long on tv online. and as you know. >> on our app, thanks for >> there are renewed safety concerns on bart after woman was sexually assaulted while riding on a train in the middle of the day. she was traveling from richmond to san francisco kron four's gayle ong reports that the victim is calling on bart to improve security. >> it was 11:30am, wednesday when a bart passenger on her way to work says a man came up behind her and put his hands down her shirt. she said when she told him to stop, he punched her multiple times in

the face and held her against her will she managed to call 9-1-1. it snapped a photo of the suspect when he got off the train at the el serino del norte, a station police arrested the suspect. 21 year-old lead when meson enrichment. >> the contra costa district attorney's office has charged the man of attempted rape, battery and assault. the woman does not want to share her identity, but she wants to alert everyone to be safe and wants increased security on bart on saturday, a bart police car could be seen at the el serino del norte, a station. this writer says she will be more aware of her surroundings. i feel safe as you can be. >> it's just a matter and taking necessary precautions is seen with calling you back that sort of thing. >> the san francisco bay area council, a group that represents many of the bay area's largest employers called the attack horrific and unacceptable and is calling on barr to redouble its efforts to address concerns about crime and safety. barr responded in a statement to kron 4. it reads in part,

quote, barred is working to increase safety for girls and gender, expansive ute. there are not one more girl campaign to end harassment and gender-based violence on transit. and barr has a network of more than 4,000 surveillance cameras throughout the system that are monitored by police in operations, staff and real-time in 2 different locations. in el serino, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> a 4 year-old boy was kicked out of school in the south bay for refusing to wear a mask in class. this happened at higher coffee elementary school in mountain view. the boy's father recorded the moment when the school principal tells him to take his son home. and as an escorted by a campus police officer. the boy's father says and he's tried for several days to send his son to school with a mask. but his son says he finds someone comfortable. the father also saying that his son was inconsolable when trying to get him to wear one. the mountain view school district has since eased up the mask mandate after santa

clara county was no longer considered a high risk for covid transmission. so masks are still required on buses in band and choir as well as large events and for campus visitors. the mountain view wiseman schools, superintendent released a statement saying in part, quote, i'm disappointed the civil discourse is no longer the rule. while i understand that not everyone will agree with every position we take. it is completely unacceptable to harass an employee in such a way that they and parents no longer feel safe with their own school. bay area wildlife rescuers celebrated the recovery of the peregrine falcon that they nursed back to health. but they had one last hurdle to overcome successfully returning the bird back to the wild. it's a flying tails trip that we're calling the flight of the falcon. ken wayne has the details. >> she doesn't have a name or even much of a backstory. all we know is this bird was found

injured near carlsbad and wildlife specialist said she was unlikely to survive in the wild. there was significant documentation of a lot of head trauma and want to i shoes at that time. >> the peregrine falcon is considered the fastest animal on earth. flying up to 200 miles an hour to snatching spray. and i've seen catch that on the so as patrick flying out from, you know, routes, they're just flying, catching them on air and land on the ground, just pull them apart. state fish and wildlife sent the bird to sonoma wildlife rescue near petaluma. >> we also have. enclosure. it's actually called the raptor recovery center. it's 100 foot building with flight delays and an area where you could live test a bird of prey to make sure that they can't survived by catching their own. pray. >> it was during its rehabilitation here that a doctor found that the bird and made a remarkable recovery and instead of living its life in an enclosure, it might be fit enough to be set free with to

make sure that it still have the appropriate behavior temperaments and a wild animal. >> and we had to make sure that its flight capacity was appropriate because it was an old wing injury as well. and so we went through all of parameters and over the course of a couple weeks that did but it's a 500 mile drive to carlsbad added stress to an already high strong animal. the falcon was put in a small cardboard box. and within minutes we were airborne. >> 3 and a half hours later, we were turning for final at carlsbad. >> on the ground, we were met by volunteer jerry maguire who took possession of the falcon for the last phase. the release a few minutes later, he was at a nearby reservoir for the falcon that had been on them. and since last february, i was finally returned home. that is the war

that we do this with birds, of course, just being able to see the sort you know, once it takes off and take flight, such an be able to see that in this particular for how you get a couple groups around the lake before it went off in the distance. >> and so i mean, and the more phising with feels like it's a say. thank you. >> some of the videos that i got to see that line the street just i still can't stop thinking about it. it's just it's just extraordinary. >> very cool will coming up, we're going to give you an inside look into an exhibit at the san francisco museum titled gold of the pharaoh. meow mix tasty layers crunchy and meaty textures with a mouth-watering gravy coating.

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>> welcome back. happening now, you can visit the de young museum in san francisco to check out a new exhibit ramses the great and the gold of the pharaohs will future artifacts from ramsey is the second along with a colossal royal sculpture. the exhibition highlights recently discovered moma fine animals and treasure from the royal tombs. you can also enjoy a virtual reality tour, which will transport you back 3,000 years. >> family-friendly, indeed, an especially wonderful children because there are an you'll

see a reenactment of ramsey's great battle of hyundai ash where you'll see the army and you see fighters and have an understanding of what that battle was like for ramseys. >> that sounds incredible. this might be your only chance to see these artifacts on american soil. the exhibit will run until february of next year. you'll have to get your tickets in advance. just go to the museum's website. still ahead on kron 4 morning news, a shooting in union city. we'll talk about what led up to it right after the break. >> and as we head into the break, if you're looking for something fun to do for the rest of your weekend, there's the 28th annual a syrian food festival happening in san jose. you can enjoy their food and traditions and learn more about the syrian culture. it starts at 11 this morning at the assyrian church of the east. it's free to attend.

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>> good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're going to start this half hour with a look at your forecast. brittany bentley is in the weather center. brittney, what are we going to see out there you're going to see some fog depending on where you're at. we have a live look at everything you need to know. so it is fog in places like downtown san francisco. same story for berkeley. but if you're headed out to the airport thinking, is this fog

in a slow me down? know he can see it right here. it's not as bad. some places are bad, but thankfully not near the airport. as we take a look at that podcast for right now as we speak, you can see yeah, foggy conditions for places like santa rosa. >> napa, oakland, even half moon bay fog is going to stick around next couple of hours. and you better believe we're going to update you throughout the morning. we'll make sure you're prepared temperatures right now. today is going to be cooler than yesterday. yesterday was hacked. no doubt about it. santa rosa. 57 right now, napa, 59 san francisco, 56, half moon bay. 56 down to the south. this warming up for you to san jose. 59 fremont. 55 in livermore. 61. but hhat about those highs? your wake-up planner shows you san francisco at fog for you. 73 oakland is going to be sunny. 77 in san jose. we're looking at 87 and sunny. we have your 7 day forecast coming up in less than 20 minutes. we'll see them. >> and the east bay, 2 people have been hurt in a shooting in union city. and we're told that it started as an argument inside a restaurant calling

for all spoke with a witness who heard the gunshots and has the story. >> alex returned to central plaza in union city to pick her car up saturday afternoon and she could not move it about 12 hours earlier friday night because it was trapped in a crime scene pretty scary. just kind of had to stay calm make sure that everybody was ok for families. late dinner at maybe colin do on alvarado. niles road was interrupted at around midnight. she says security guards calmly scored a couple of people arguing and pushing each other inside and de-escalated the situation in the parking lot. within 5 minutes. one of the security guards came in. and then after >> we heard shots fired were sitting front window. >> so we all just knocked down. union city police say 2 men. 28 29 years old, respectively wounded, suffering non-life-threatening injuries. police say they are victims in our 4 years. we've never had an encounter like this restaurant co-owner along

so by is says the incident does not make sense because it's believed the people who were arguing left before shots were fired. he says another car showed up and at least one person opened fire on a group of people in the lot. >> there's car debris on the pavement because the restaurant patron got spooked by the gunfire and crashed in an attempt to speed away. we want to maintain a good reputation. >> and have customers feel like they're safe, bringing their families and kids here. i mean, hopefully it's something people understand. it was out of our control. i feel safe. i think the city safe is just >> wrong place. wrong time. you know, when people at this time no arrests have been announced in union city, phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> the search continues for sixteen-year-old kiley, rodney, making it now. 2 weeks since she went missing, you need dive team that specializes in cracking cold cases will now be searching through donner lake to help solve her mysterious disappearance. reporter rowena shaddox has the details.

>> the cold morning began before 8 o'clock with adventures with purpose. the search and rescue dive team assisting the challenge ahead at donner lake. originally from oregon. the team has millions of followers on their youtube channel and are known for traveling around the country for a special purpose. >> in the last 2 years they've solved. 23 cold cases for family members of loved ones who've been missing some for decades is when you miss it. loved one or friend. >> we're a community member and you don't know. it's a nightmare. so what we provide is is those answers. when we're able to that's what we're hoping to do in this the 6 man team arrive for their next mission. even before the sun rose it 15 to 20 million viewers per month. >> there was an overwhelming demand not only by multiple

different agencies, all of our supporters. >> no red tape, a fresh set of eyes and an orthodox search tactics are what the team believes sets them apart from using. and the sonar system that provides 3 different angles of looking at the water. >> they're in contact with local authorities and kylie's extended family. although the team could not say specifically what brought them out here to donner lake, they are concentrating on the boat launch in the area surrounding it. i really wish i could tell you. >> unfortunately, i can't what what we're working with right now. no one knows. >> we're taking our resources and the intel that we've been provided and we're trying to. see different avenues, different places to look. they scoured donner lake for more than 2 hours. checking on several areas where her car could have entered the water. this location is clear.

>> just one step closer in a shunt. >> the team then checked out a couple of ponds in the cold stream area. the team leader doug bishop says they were too shallow. they then went to the boca reservoir putting 2 boats in the water where they search for several more hours. there's multiple roads that lead hear directly from >> we also know that there are several parties that roster. that night as well as this lake that night as well as stay they say they're thinking out of the box concentrating on areas which haven't been checked out yet stuff that i don't want to find her. >> if she's here and something has happened to her, i do. i want to be able to provide the family and this community. answers so they can properly lay her to rest. >> in the east bay, you'll see more police out on the road this labor day. fremont police will be looking for drunk drivers. their department will have extra officers on patrol through labor day. this effort

as part of a national enforcement campaign called drivers. drive sober or get pulled over law help get drunk drivers off the streets and the campaign will run until september. and the north bay, 6 pop-up events were held in sonoma and marin counties to encourage residents to conserve water. the sonoma marin, water partnership held the events yesterday and handed out water saving tools and devices. this is video from one of the pop ups over in santa rosa held outside of the friedman's home improvement store. residents picked up things like water buckets, low flow, shower, heads hose nozzles and toilet leak detection tablets. other pop ups were held over in healdsburg petaluma sonoma mill valley and davao. happening today, the annual sunday street san francisco is held in these soma district this time and it will feature free fun activities for the entire family. plus, 1.4 miles

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>> this event here, the italian fest would be the most longest event and the most popular event because it's maybe get number one. you get a lot more people coming out to it. it was really cool to see all of the navy man walking up and down in their uniform. it was very respectful and it was it was quite an honor. >> she's so can the best of festivities continued today from 11 in the morning until 6 o'clock at night. >> sign up. well, in terms of weather today is actually a perfect day to go. it's going to be much cooler, but it is foggy. it is breezy. we have everything you need to know if you're walking out that door right now as we speak. have your full forecast coming up your full forecast coming up after the break. your full forecast coming up after the break. hmm that's great. you're great! i'm here to save you. i'm good. cool. i think we should see other people. you know if you could just let your hair down. a little bit down! no no no no no. no no no! you're so far away, can't hear ya! the home with dunkin' is where you want to be.

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meteorologist brittany begley. let's plan your sunday. it's going to be foggy. but the good news is going to actually be cooler compared to yesterday. >> yesterday was hot, even places to the east of us like stockton, breaking records from the 1950's hitting 106 reading 109. but for us it was hot. not that hot. the let's talk about the good news. everything you need to know for today as we plan your week. so good news right now. temperatures going to be cooler. but take a look at your screen. fog cast for really shown you. it's going to be another foggy day. that's the theme as we start your sunday. and you can see that with our tracker right now as we speak. so it like oakland, haywood in even half and move it in half. moon bay

are going to see those foggy conditions. and i always say make sure to leave early and use your low beams. in addition to the fog, it is still breezy right now as we speak in places like fairfield. you can see that the delta breeze, breezy conditions for use in store half moon bay going to see those breezy conditions and even conquered as you head out yesterday, we were watching that air quality can see smoke tracker still showing you are still watching air quality for you. some places still a moderate. so something to keep in mind. >> let's talk about those temperatures. so yesterday for most of the region, we're above average. we have that high pressure system bringing us those warmer temperatures. but thankfully a low pressure system coming from the north really dropping down those temperatures to average. you can see that right here on your screen. so san francisco, your average is 67. >> we're looking at 68. so just a tick above that oakland, your average is 72. we're right at average for you santa rosa yesterday. you are way above average. 84 for use those high temperatures going to stay not as high as yesterday. morgan hill, 84 livermore, 88 you're going to

be high 90. but yesterday you are close are even hit triple digits. so you still have a cool off. but 90's hot right to the north. santa rosa, 70, even san francisco are looking at the 60's. but let's talk about that 7 day forecast. does it really sets the what what to expect for the week? so again, we're getting that cool down today inland 88 bay, 72 coast. 62, but look at monday, your work week, it's going to heat up. we're looking inland. 93 bay, 80 in the coast. 66 so a lot to think about as you plan for your monday. appreciate it. bernie. >> well, there's a warning this morni%g for anyone that plans to head south of the border. the u.s. state department has issued travel advisories to popular tourist destinations in mexico. reporter center mitchell has the details. >> cars, trucks, buses burning. apparently they pull the man out of the truck and set the cap on fire to block the road. u> after last weekend's deadly violence in new threats from drug cartels. the u.s.

government now is re issuing a travel warning about multiple areas of mexico. the warning comes as thousands of southern californians travel to mexico. many for the second weekend. no, it is not the safety of the huge baja beach fest on the sand and grocery. do amanda gosling and her friends were there last weekend and we're worried about what was unfolding just a few miles away. and i drove sounds really scared. i was going to their especially me being my first time driving and just being like foreign country or is really afraid. the u.s. department of state is urging americans to reconsider travel to baja% california. >> including the popular towns just south of the border, tijuana, rosarito and ensenada, at least 2 dozen vehicles, including taxi caps, were carjacked and burned in baja last weekend. and we're working very closely with mexican law enforcement and government officials. >> to evaluate current conditions and the mexican government we know has

deployed hundreds of troops to help stabilize the situation. >> the u.s. also issued a more severe do not travel warning to 6 regions farther south in those areas, there were shootings and kidnappings. 11 people reported killed for now it appears things are returning to normal. border traffic is busy again. still, many will be reconsidering those travel plans. >> no, i'm not going back. there is no safety to me. there's like nothing that can save me. if i'm in trouble. i can kind of like having to be defending myself. >> now to some football news, a raiders organization has been on the cutting edge of diversity and inclusion for decades with the most recent edition of the first african-american female to be president of the team. kron four's noelle bellow has more on the future of raider nation. >> we have to make sure that our employees understand that every single thing that we do is for that shield and 4 and the raiders and just the legacy and the rich history that holds putting fans first.

that's what's top of mind for new raiders. president sandra douglas. morgan, it's a really surreal and douglas morgan has been a trailblazer her entire career. she became the first black city attorney in the state of nevada, served on the nevada state athletic commission and was appointed the first chairwoman of the nevada gaming control board. now she's the first black woman to occupy the president position for an nfl team. i'm going to go in and do the best thing that i can with the raiders not going to let my gender or race. >> you know, the fact that i'm a mother, anything else kind of get in that way. it shouldn't come as a shock that the raiders organization is the one to pave the way like this. former raiders owner al davis was known for promoting and enforcing diversity in the league. >> hiring tom flores, the first latino starting quarterback in league history in 1960, who would go on to be the first latino head coach. he also hired art shell, the first african-american head coach in nfl history in 1989

this recent move to higher. douglas morgan shows a clear desire from current owner mark davis to carry on the legacy. his father started happy to be a part of such a historic organization that has always prided itself on its values, its commitment to excellence its commitment to diversity and equity and inclusion. >> and now that i'm in this position and knowing that i have mark support to encourage those principles, you know, not only throughout the raiders, but throughout the nfl. it just really makes you know, all of i think the work that that i've done over the few over the last, you know, decades much, much more sweeter, though, the last couple of years brought a new location and quite a bit of turnover within the organization. >> douglas morgan is hoping to foster a sense of stability for the silver and black, just kind of trying to wipe the slate clean and focusing on a on a fresh new future. noelle bellow kron, 4 news. >> and a reminder, kron 4 is your bay area home for the raiders. their final preseason game is set for this friday in

las vegas. they will be taking on the new england patriots. and you can watch that game right here on kron 4. our pre-game coverage begins at 4 o'clock. if you're planning to head out today, why not go to angel island for a fun way to work up an appetite kron four's vicki liviakis explores in this morning's dine and dish. >> angel island, the tiniest bit of land just minutes by ferry, locals and tourist board, the boat from timber on for a short ride to the state park, a national historic landmark in july. lynn does have a long and at times controversial history as an immigration site you can hike or you can saddle up and buy can soak in the stunning views. it is a hall, though. more than 4 miles all around. and you do burn calories, you worked up an appetite didn't. oh, that great going around the island. but man, i want options on the island are limited. there is the cove

cafe overrun by kids scoping out the chips and gummy bears. it boasts a ban just not playing at the moment. >> today special is a mimosa. ice cream is a good option. on a hot day or advil and ramen mean for sea sickness or maybe a hangover for the epicurean is there's always a picnic table to dine alfresco. but if you fail to pack a proper picnic basket, you might just want to it up and you and your bike hightail it back onto the ferry to timber conveniently located just a few feet from the dock of the bay and dine. and dish favorite bungalow kitchen. you can enjoy a cool beverage at the borrower. if you plan ahead, grab a bite of wrench that might include yogurt fruit. parfait, maybe a caesar salad or fresh clam chowder or just drink in the sights from your perch in watch with the tide brings in at angel island, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> and as we head into the break, if you're looking for something else to do this weekend, today is the final day of the 33rd oakland

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. i'm ella sogomonian in for stephanie lynn this sunday. we're up to a foggy start, as you can see

again. but brittany bentley is in the weather center and tells us that that should clear up soon and we'll see some more sunshine. yeah, a marine layer really giving us foggy conditions in some spots as we plan your sunday. maybe you're headed out to work, headed to church maybe the grocery store. >> we want to make sure you're prepared because if you are headed out some spots, yes, our foggy and san francisco also and berkeley. so the top story for us in the weather center. it is cooler. thankfully today compared to yesterday, driving conditions still fog in air quality. it's ok, taking a look at the fog cast right now. going to see those foggy conditions up in the next couple hours. you can see that right there. 9 o'clock. we're still going to see some foggy conditions in oakland and half moon bay. but things will slowly start to look better. also, it's breezy right now in places like fairfield, some story kind of breezy half moon bay and oakland. but overall, it's going to be cooler. current temperatures right now as we speak to the north santa rosa. 58 66 oakland, 60 san francisco. 57 year average is around 66. so for context,

we're slowly warming up san jose. we're looking at 62, but how hot is going to get in when they get a hotter? i have all your answers coming up in your seven-day forecast. thanks, brittany. to california. high patrol officers are being credited for possibly saving a woman's life after a fiery crash on i-580, in dublin. >> when president harry spoke with officer. >> i just know that that blood

who crashed into a concrete wall. the crash left the woman's toyota camry resting in the fast lane. officers say she exited the car. that's what a nissan altima crashed into the camry and forcefully knocked the woman to the ground. chp says the camry went up in flames. that's when officers arrived and started to try and help her really quickly check your right there. and it's feel anything. officer moran and sergeant michael thomas moved her to a safer location. >> and started performing cpr. a civilian pulled over to help decisions. assistant actually a stop by with jason elliott. what he could do. >> he assisted the cpr as well. livermore, pleasant fire department and folk ambulance personnel transported her to eat in the hospital. the next day i went to the hospital to check on her condition.

>> they said she was in critical condition. the dublin area commander says he's proud of both officers involved, quote. >> their bravery and willingness to risk their lives is honorable. these officers lived up to their sworn oath, says public protectors had it not been for their quick thinking and actions woman could have been injured further, possibly dying. >> they're true heroes. it's this is what you want to do. >> and it's it results her. life being saved in. that's the best. that's the best thing possible. that's that's a highlight of my career. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> take a look at this video from the south bay sent to us by kron. 4 viewer. it's a sideshow in san jose at around 6.40, last night in the area of santa teresa boulevard and highway 87 off-ramp. we reached out to san jose police for more information and we'll bring you any more details when we hear back. also in san

jose of fire damage to buildings along hana street. that's near interstate 2.80, in los gatos creek. firefighters were called out to the scene shortly after 12, 30 yesterday afternoon. no injuries were reported and the cause of the fire is under investigation. people were evacuated in nevada county because of the pleasant fire that one rep did yesterday afternoon and at last check burned. 47 acres near al creek road and lost ranch way. this is west of nevada city. these photos are from cal fire and that fire is 10% contained. there's also fire burning near clearlake. that one is being called the point fire. and we've got video from a kron. 4 viewer. it broke out last night near anderson road and pan around road west of lower lake in lake county. so far it's burned 14 acres and is 80% contained. looks like there's a mountain lion spotted near a golf course in rohnert park. officers responded last night to the fox hill golf course but were unable to find it. police are

reminding residents to be careful and to call them if a mountain lion is seen in the area. >> happening now, it's a giant race in san francisco. you're going to see a lot of orange and black out there. the 10 k and 5 k races will end up at oracle park kron four's camila barco is live for us out there. camila where you at and what's happening. >> we're right outside of oracle let's take a look at this. runners at they're they are running their way to the embarcadero. this is the san francisco's giant race 2022, like you said, people decked out orange and black. they're not here to see a baseball game now at a port here to run a race to the idea of what it looks like is a total of or people participating in all the this year. the organizers are bringing back the 10 pay raise. they didn't do it last year because of the pandemic. it's also not a staggered start like it was back. then

everyone is starting at same time just like they are right now. this race also includes a 5 k run or start here outside or little part that may make their way down the embarcadero to the ferry building. it is a live horse and run on the baseball field at oracle park. that's where they'll be able to take pictures on the home plate after their run with their nice well deserved medal. and organizers say that they are also letting people get is virtually on their own time and after on wherever they may be now. so again, ella, their base here is just starting right now. it just started about 6 minutes and 400 people participating and at that giant right people here that you're seeing there either running a 10 k race or 5 k race so more people this year, more excitement and more running option alive. is that this back inside the baseball field will end at the home

plate. that will where they will take their picture. and maybe in the next hour we'll catch you in sight. >> for high at the feel like a van there had 5 k race. but for back to so waking up over here. but that 90's, denton in the background is getting so >> i've been out there for >> does camilla parker reporting in san francisco for us coming up at 8.15, new safety concerns on bars are prompting demands for more security. we're going to break down what exactly happened and how bart plans to move forward after the break as well. health leaders are no longer using the term monkeypox. it's going to be a thing of the past and we're going to talk about life. also, if you're looking for something else to do this weekend, that could be fun. there's of 28th annual a syrian food festival happening at san jose and you can enjoy a syrian food and tradition learn about their culture too. that's going to start at 11 30 this morning at the assyrian church of the east. and it's church of the east. and it's free.

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>> the california department of health will now be referring to monkeypox pox the viral disease. first got its name because it was studied in monkeys. back in the 1950's the state lead agency will be using the new name explaining that historically monkey was used as a racist term. so again, there are now referring to the virus has either and pox or just mpx in written documents. they've been doing that for about a week now. the

world health organization said that it is still working to find a new name for the disease and having what they're calling an open consultation for it. so anybody who wants to propose a name can do so online. happening today, a monkey pox vaccine clinic will be opening in oakland across the street from the lgbtq community center over on lakeshore avenue. that clinic runs from 10:00am through too. that's going to be happening until september. 25th. this location is not accepting walk-ins. so you have to make an appointment before you get there. >> well, 8.11, foggy conditions could slow you down. thanks to the marine layer. thankfully it's not going to be as hot as it was yesterday. but as we start your work week. >> it's going to heat up. i have your 7 day forecast coming up

>> welcome back. we're taking a live look outside of bonnet creek this morning. and things will be cooling down there today. for those of you who might have been sick of that near triple digit heat. meteorologist brittany begley is here with more details. brittany. yeah, it's interesting because yesterday was the hottest day of the week and today's going to be one of the coolest days. the weeks to talk about a weekend with a little bit of everything. but one thing that's really been consistent really does foggy conditions. the marine layer really getting us foggy conditions right now as we pick out in some spots, spots. that's why we love showing you different cameras so that you're prepared. so let's talk about it together. you can see right

here we're still dealing with in the east bay. those foggy conditions as you head out. so as we plan your sunday, we're going to see those stick around for the next couple of hours. even by 8 o'clock. we're looking right now. >> oakland, you're going to still see those foggy conditions, hayward, half moon bay. and it's going to stick around for the next hour or 2. thankfully, that's why we're here. we're going to update you throughout the morning. i want show you foggy cameras about every 15 minutes. addition to the fog, we're always watching your smoke tracker. you can see it to the north. the wind pattern kind giving us a little bit of a break. i still have some pasta parts in moderate condition. so keep that in mind as you plan your day, especially if you have sensitivities to poor air quality high temperatures, a lot better than yesterday. thankfully we have that cool off. now. i see a lot better than yesterday, but some places are still warm. so yesterday, antioch livermore, you're right there. the triple digits today. it's still high antioch. we're looking at 90. all i can say to you is it's better. we're headed in the right direction. we're going to save a little money on the ac today compared to yesterday. how about that? a little more. 88 fremont. 82

the south morgan hill, 84 at 90. so you can see that dip in temperatures. average temperatures for us today. san jose. 83 fremont 80 hayward. 76 san francisco right there at average half moon bay, a little breezy for you can see that in the corner of your screen. we're looking at 62 redwood. you're warming up just a little bit. looking at 82 and you can see nevada, 82 santa rosa, 70 even napa. we're looking at 76, although it's still foggy for you. all right. let's plan your work week for you. so we are just said it's foggy today is probably going to be foggy for you as you start your day tomorrow. monday is going to be warm. you can see it warmest day of the workweek for you inland. 93 bay, 80 coast. we're looking at 66, but is it going to be foggy on your way into work tomorrow? we're going to be all those answers. prepare you for your work week. coming up next, looking forward to it. well, there are renewed safety concerns on bart after woman says she was sexually assaulted while riding on a train in the middle of the day. >> she was traveling from

richmond to san francisco kron four's gayle ong. reports of the victim is now calling on barr to improve security. >> it was 11:30am, wednesday when a bart passenger on her way to work says a man came up behind her and put his hands down her shirt. she said when she told him to stop, he punched her multiple times in the face and held her against her will she managed to call 9-1-1. it snapped a photo of the suspect when he got off the train at the el serino del norte, a station. bart police arrested the suspect. 21 year-old lead when meson enrichment. >> the contra costa district attorney's office has charged the man of attempted rape, battery and assault. the woman does not want to share her identity, but she wants to alert everyone to be safe and wants increased security on bart on saturday, a bart police car could be seen at the el serino del norte, a station. this writer says she will be more aware of her surroundings. i feel safe as you can be. >> it's just a matter and taking necessary precautions is seen with calling you back that sort of thing.

>> the san francisco bay area council, a group that represents many of the bay area's largest employers called the attack horrific and unacceptable and is calling on barr to redouble its efforts to address concerns about crime and safety. barr responded in a statement to kron 4. it reads in part, quote, barred is working to increase safety for girls and gender, expansive ute. there are not one more girl campaign to end harassment and gender-based violence on transit. and barr has a network of more than 4,000 surveillance cameras throughout the system that are monitored by police in operation staff in real time in 2 different locations in el serino, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> a 4 year-old boy was kicked out of a school in the south bay for refusing to wear a mask in class. this happened at higher coffee elementary school in mountain view. the boy's father recorded the moment when the school principal tells him to take his son home and then is escorted by a campus police officer. the boy's father says that he tried for several days

to send his son to school with a mask. but his son says that he finds them uncomfortable. his father also said that his son was inconsolable when trying to get him to wear one. the mountain view school district, a sense eased. the mask mandate after santa clara county was no longer considered a high-risk area for covid transmission masks are still required on buses in band and choir at large events and for campus visitors. the mountain view, wiseman schools, superintendent released a statement saying in part, i'm disappointed that civil discourse is no longer the rule. well, i understand that not everyone will agree with every position with take. it is completely unacceptable to harass an employee in such a way that they and parents no longer feel safe at their own school. in other news bay area, wildlife, rescuers celebrated the recovery of a peregrine falcon that they nursed back to health. but they had one last challenge to overcome successfully returning it back ipto the

wild. it's a flying tails trip % that we're calling the flight of the falcon. ken wayne reports. >> she doesn't have a name or even much of a backstory. all we know is this bird was found injured near carlsbad and wildlife specialist said she was unlikely to survive in the wild. there was significant documentation of a lot of head trauma and want to i shoes at that time. >> the peregrine falcon is considered the fastest animal on earth. flying up to 200 miles an hour to snatching spray. >> and i've seen catch that on the wings. so as patrick flying out from, you know, routes, they're just flying, catching them on air and land on the ground, just pull them apart. >> state fish and wildlife sent the bird to sonoma wildlife rescue near petaluma. >> we also have. enclosure. it's actually called the raptor recovery center. it's 100 foot building with flight delays an area where you could live test a bird of prey to make sure that they can't survived by catching their

own. pray. >> it was during its rehabilitation here that a doctor found that the bird and made a remarkable recovery and instead of living its life in an enclosure, it might be fit enough to be set free with to make sure that it still have the appropriate behavior temperaments and a wild animal. >> and we had to make sure that its flight capacity was appropriate because it was an old wing injury as well. and so we went through all of parameters and over the course of a couple weeks did but it's a 500 mile drive to carlsbad added stress to an already high strong animal. the falcon was put in a small cardboard box. and within minutes we were airborne. >> 3 and a half hours later, we were turning for final at carl's death. >> on the ground, we were met by volunteer jerry maguire who took possession of the falcon for the last phase. the

release a few minutes later, he was at a nearby reservoir for the falcon that had been on them. and since last february, i was finally returned home. that is the war that we do this and with birds, of course, just being able to see the sort you know, and take off and take flight such an amazing see that in this particular for how you get a couple groups around the lake before it went off in the distance. >> and so i mean, and the more phising with feels like it's a lot saying thank you. >> some of the videos that i got to see that line the street just i still can't stop thinking about it. it's just it's just extraordinary >> coming >> up, we're going to give you an inside look into an exhibit at san francisco museum about to the pharaohs.

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thanks to that marine layer. >> and i was checking ahead. it could be fog in your way in to work, of course, make up with us bright and early tomorrow. weather and traffic teams will track it down for u need to know. let's out what prepare you. so if you're headed to the airport thinking, all right, is it foggy? i'm going to see delays. a live look at your neighborhood. not too bad. you can see that right there on your screen fast for the clock to monday to 38 cannot be fog in some places like concord and san francisco, nevada, and even napa. but i don't think it's going to be as foggy as it is today. current temperatures right now it's going to be cooler. thankfully compared to yesterday. napa. 61, oakland, 60 half moon bay. 57 for current temperatures, san francisco, 59 still a little breezy to the south san jose 60 to livermore. we're looking at 63 and even aniak. we're at 68. ask for day. looking at 3 days. you can see today inland 88, they 72 coast. 62 monday, monday. it's going to be hot. you can see it right there on your screen. 93 bay is 80 in khost. is 66.

we'll take a sneak peek at next weekend's forecast. helped plan next weekend as well. coming up to about 20 minutes. thanks for news. >> and the east bay, 2 people are injured in a shooting in union city and it all started as an argument inside a restaurant kron four's going call spoke with a witness who said they heard the gunshots. >> alex returned to central plaza in union city to pick her car up saturday afternoon and she could not move it about 12 hours earlier friday night because it was trapped in a crime scene pretty scary. just kind of had to stay calm make sure that everybody was ok for families. late dinner at maybe colin do on alvarado. niles road was interrupted at around midnight. she says security guards calmly scored a couple of people arguing and pushing each other inside and de-escalated the situation in the parking lot. within 5 minutes. one of the security guards came in. and then after >> we heard shots fired were sitting in front window. so we ought to step down. union city

police say 2 men, 28 29 years old, respectively wounded, suffering non-life-threatening injuries. police say they are victims and are for years but never had. >> an encounter like this restaurant. co-owner alonso by is says the incident does not make sense because it's believed the people who were arguing left before shots were fired. he says another car showed up and at least one person opened fire on a group of people in the lot. >> there's car debris on the pavement because the restaurant patron got spooked by the gunfire and crashed in an attempt to speed away. we want to maintain a good reputation. >> and have customers feel like they're safe, bringing their families and kids here. i mean, hopefully it's something people understand. it was out of our control. i feel safe. i think the city safe is just >> wrong place. wrong time. you know, people at this time no arrests have been announced in union city, phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> the search continues for a

16 year-old girl named kylie, rodney. she was a missing 2 weeks ago and now a unique dive team that specializes in solving cold cases is searching through donner lake to help solve her mysterious disappearance. reporter rosh attics has the details. >> the cold morning began before 8 o'clock with adventures with purpose. the search and rescue dive team assisting the challenge ahead at donner lake. originally from oregon. the team has millions of followers on their youtube channel and are known for traveling around the country for a special purpose. >> in the last 2 years they've solved. 23 cold cases for family members of loved ones who've been missing some for decades. when you miss it, loved one or friend. >> we're a community member and you don't know. it's a nightmare. that's what we

provide is is those answers when we're able to that's what we're hoping to do in this the 6 man team arrived for their next mission. even before the sun rose that 15 to 20 million viewers per month. >> there was an overwhelming demand not only by multiple different agencies, all of our supporters. >> no red tape, a fresh set of eyes and an orthodox search tactics are what the team believes sets them apart from using. and the sonar system that provides 3 different angles of looking at the water. >> they're in contact with local authorities and kylie's extended family. although the team could not say specifically what brought them out here to donner lake, they are concentrating on the boat launch in the area surrounding it. i really wish i could tell you. >> unfortunately, i can't what we're working with right now. no one knows. >> we're taking our resources and the intel that we've been

provided and we're trying to. the see different avenues, different places to look. they scoured donner lake for more than 2 hours. checking on several areas where her car could have entered the water. this location is clear. >> just one step closer nation. >> the team then checked out a couple of ponds in the cold stream area. the team leader doug bishop says they were too shallow. they then went to the boca reservoir putting 2 boats in the water where they search for several more hours. there's multiple roads that lead hear directly from process. we also know that there are several parties that roster >> that night as well as this lake that night as well as stay they say they're thinking out of the box concentrating on areas which haven't been checked out yet stuff that i don't want to find her. >> if she's here and something has happened to her, i do. i

want to be able to provide the family and this community. answers so they can properly lay her to rest. >> in the east bay, you might be seeing more police on the road this labor day. and that's because they will be looking for drunk drivers. the fremont police department will have extra officers on patrol through labor day. it's part of a national enforcement campaign called drivers sober or get pulled over law enforcement help get drunk drivers off the streets. the campaign will run until september. and the north bay, 6 pop-up events were held in sonoma and marin counties to encourage residents to conserve water. the sonoma marin, water partnership held the events just yesterday handed out water saving tools and devices. this is video from a pop up in santa rosa. it was held outside of the freeman's home improvement store. residents were able to pick up things like water buckets, low flow, shower heads, hose, nozzles and toilet leak detection tablets. other pop ups were held in

healdsburg petaluma sonoma mill valley and nevado. happening today, the annual sunday street san francisco is headed to the south of market district. it will feature fun, free activities for the whole family. plus 1.4 miles of car-free streets. there will be live music and food. that event starts at 11 this morning. it will go on until 4 o'clock and the next event is on september 18th. if you can't make it. so mark your calendars and it's always in a different part of town. new this morning, first lady doctor jill biden tested negative for covid-19. she had been in isolation since testing positive last week. she was isolating in south carolina later today. she will head back home to delaware. coming up on kron 4 morning news. it's the final day of the. >> the navy week in san jose. >> what you can check out before it's over. plus, if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend and you want to get out to the east

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>> today is the final day of san jose's first ever navy week. the event is bringing sailors from across the fleet to the capital of silicon valley for sailors. that has been a week of community

outreach programs as well as service and it's going to end with this weekend's italian family festa that's taking place in history. san jose in kelly park just yesterday. that event included everything from wine tasting to a virtual reality experience that simulates what it's like to be a navy seal. and of course, a lot of food. >> this event here, the italian fest would be the most longest event and the most popular event because it's maybe get number one. you get a lot more people coming out to it. it was really cool to see all of the navy man walking up and down in their uniform. it was very respectful and it was it was quite an honor. >> the festa festivities continued today from 11 in the morning until 6 o'clock at night. >> mother nature going to give you a beautiful day there, enjiying all those festivities is going to be cooler, but it is going to be cooler, but it is foggy. we're going to californians have a choice

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>> we're taking a live look outside at the bay bridge this traffic looking good heading into the city, but were talking about the weather now. it looks beautiful out there. britney. >> yeah, that's what i love about. having all these to bring cameras because with micro climates, every area has a different story. so it looks good there. but if you're headed out, we're still watching fog. i think things are improving. of course, it's we start the newscast at 7, but we're not out of woods yet. so let's talk about everything you need to know. let's show you again a live look at all those cameras. so

by the bridge you can still see we're dealing with those foggy conditions. and as promised, i want track it out for you. as you can see right here, your phone tracker for the we're going to see those foggy conditions probably until 9.30. so we're almost out of the woods. we're just not there yet. i fast for the models for you. it's going to be foggy on your way into work, not as bad as today, but that marine layer just really giving us foggy conditions today. take a look at smoke tractor or watching. is that wind pattern for you with the air quality. some spots are still at moderate. so keep that in mind. of course, we'll update you throughout the day. yesterday was hot for the majority of the area. everybody was above average temperatures and that's going to that high pressure system, bringing those warmer temperatures. but thankfully now a low pressure system from the north dropping down those temperatures for us and you can see it because average temperatures in san francisco, 67, we're right there at 68 oakland. you're right. they're seasonal temperatures. 72 for you or 88 is your average. what are we having today? 88? you can see that in the corner of your screen and i notice

this center was a yesterday. you were in the 90's. your averages. 85. today we're at eighty-four. so everybody is getting a break. everybody is going to save a little bit of money. >> on their a c current temperature. so you that right here concord. 63 oakland, it's a little funny for you. 60 san francisco are already looking at 61, but let's take a look ahead at everything you need to know. those high temperatures. you can see again, we're looking for those warmer temperatures for you monday. look, we're looking at 93. so temperatures a little bit cooler today. they were looking at those warmer temperatures as well. so a lot going on as we look ahead here, the right numbers for you. so you can see right here monday inland, 93 bay, 80 and coast. we're looking at 60 tuesday. we're going to be at 89. so those temperatures. >> not bad today. warming up tomorrow. you can see it and tuesday we're looking at 89. i'm going show you the correct 7 day forecast. coming up next. times are tough and people are finding that it's more expensive to put food on the table. americans have gone through even harder times

during the great depression. >> shifting to certain types of food during the 30's and the 40's even rationing in world war. 2 los altos history museum is revisiting that time in a new exhibit titled fabulous foods of the 30's and 40's sharon berkoff, who is the chair of the smith house committee is here to let you know what you can expect to see on display at the jane gilbert smith house gallery. thanks for joining a sharon. >> i good morning. how are you? good. thanks for joining us. so i'm curious why the museum decided to explore the culinary trend of that era. specifically can explain. >> because jane gilbert himself in 19 '05 built this incredible house piece by piece with redwood putting it together and it has sustained all of that time. and we are celebrating him because it is decorated to look like and to feel like he and his wife, margaret lived in this incredible house. and so we

are celebrating the foods that he ate. during the depression. but survived so well. who we are today and how we eat the exact same foods incredibly. crazy because those foods have lasted and lingered. so you see and i'm so glad i love that. you put those pictures up. we've actually put on display the foods, the containers, the kinds of things that the people of the 30's actually 8 and used, including tools that we have today. and so things have not gone awry. they stay the same. and we're so grateful that we can celebrate this incredible man through the eyes of food. and we know that food is love right? and we have to remember that he's given us this land. which we now have his home on in an apricot orchard. and

we're going to continue the celebration and what a better way to do that is through the eyes of eating. >> it's really interesting to see what sort of trend stick around over the years. so what kind of food became popular than and which do you think are still popular today? >> interestingly enough, joe spam. hot dogs. oatmeal. >> things that we just take for granted today. we're very inexpensive back them because their annual income in the 1930's, especially during the depression, was about $15,000 per year. and in comparison to today, which is only 42 $1000, which you can even put those 2 in the same category. so we take those simplistic kinds of foods and we apply them and make them gourmet. for example, pigs in a blanket. so we all know if we go to a

cocktail party and or make our own party, we take hot dogs and then we put them in a biscuit and put and put them in the oven. and that is what we serve with mustard. well, guess what? they did the same thing in the 19th and that in the 30's and 40's and they embrace that. and it was a very simple dish. and so we just continued on with that tradition. >> let's call in of actually never heard of this museum. so so happy for you to come on. let us know about this hidden gem in los altos. 5 of those foods and the 30's and 40's will be on display thursdays through sundays from noon to 4 o'clock. it's free at the historic jane gilbert smith house, thank you so much for joining us. aaron. >> thanks. l a take day. >> all right. and if you're planning on heading out today, why not go to angel island? it's a fun way to also work up an appetite. that's where kron four's vicki liviakis comes in and explores in this morning's dine. and dish. >> angel island, the tiny spit of land just minutes by ferry,

locals and tourist board. the boat from timber on for a short ride that the state park a national historic landmark. angel island does have a long and at times controversial history as an immigration site you can hike or you can saddle up and buy can soak in the stunning views. it is a hall, though. more than 4 miles all around. and you do burn calories, that you worked up an appetite didn't. oh, that great going around the island. but man, i want options on the island are limited. there is the cove cafe overrun by kids scoping out the chips and gummy bears. it boasts a ban just not playing at the moment. >> today special is a mimosa. ice cream is a good option. on a hot day or advil and ramen mean for sea sickness or maybe a hangover for the epicurean is there's always a picnic table to dine alfresco. but if you fail to pack a proper picnic basket, you might just want to it up and you and your

bike hightail it back onto the ferry to timber conveniently located just a few feet from the dock of the bay and dine. and dish favorite bungalow kitchen. you can enjoy a cool beverage at the borrower. if you plan ahead, grab a bite of wrench that might include yogurt fruit. parfait, maybe a caesar salad or fresh clam chowder or just drink in the sights from your perch in watch with the ty brings in at angel island, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> makes want to check it out? and when we are heading in to break, we also want to let you know something fun you can do today. it's a last day of the foster city summer days festival. well, we'll be having live music and food and arts and crafts vendors that starts at 10 o'clock in the morning over at leo j ryan park and it's free. a

new report says the city of concord is america's happiest cities. the website house fresh dot com conducted the analysis. they base their results on just how many people work. smiley in their instagram selfies, creative little bit. he's to facial recognition program to take a look at pictures from every state as well as the 100 biggest u.s. cities. so the locations were then ranked by the percentage of people smiling in concord. 79% of you are seemingly happy and smiling in your pictures. so san francisco came in at 15th

at 62%. nba fans will have a chance to snag a piece of sports history. we're talking about michael jordan's chicago bulls, jersey, worn in the game. one of the 1998 nba finals. so the bees auction houses listing that jersey for a cool 3 and a half million dollars. well, for reference, jordan scored 33 points and 3 rebounds as well as 2 assists in game one. jordan won his 6th and final nba championship against the utah jazz and the 8. still ahead of the next hour of kron, 4 news, a daunting task officers saving a woman's life after her car went up in flames. >> we have the details after the break. also, woman sexually assaulted on bart in the daylight now demanding for more security. as you can imagine, we're going to hear how poor is responding. also and the giant race returns to san francisco this morning. we're going have a live report

with kron four's camila barco with everything you need to know. and the sneak peek at the fun.

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>> good morning. i'm ella sogomonian in for stephanie land on this sunday. >> and in case you're trying to make plans for the last day of your weekend, we do have meteorologist brittney bagley in the weather center standing by to let us know when that stubborn fog is just going to get out of the ways we can get to that sunshine. that is the truth as the top stories as we start this newscast at 7 o'clock, we're still watching fog in some spots, all things the marine layer. let me show you the east bay. you're going to see the conditions that really sets the tone of what i'm talking about. take a look at your screen. it's 9 o'clock dense fog again, that stick around. maybe for the next hour. of course, we're going to track it for you every 15 minutes. i want to show you a live look. we're going to look at your make sure you're prepared. so if you're headed out to work church, wherever you're going on, make sure you know what's happening in the weather and traffic centers because they want leave early, make sure to use those low beams. 9.45 things will start to look better. you can see it right there on your screen. of course. update you at 9.45. >> it kind of breezy can can see that on your screens, places like fairfield. 22 miles per hour. so going to some breezy conditions for

that delta breeze in the corner of your screen and half moon bay temperatures a lot cooler than yesterday. so it's a little bit of money on the ac to the north santa rosa. 61, 68 oakland, still a little foggy for you. 62 san francisco in the 60's and san jose. we're looking at 65 so cool off today. that means he's going to need to warm up when 2nd half and 100 break it all down for the day by day. coming up next. thanks, brittany. >> happening right now, firefighters in oakland are on the scene of a glaze over and a 3 story apartment building. this is video from the citizen app. that fire is burning on the 600 block of 23rd street. so far no reports of any injuries. 2 california highway patrol officers are being credited for possibly saving a woman's life after her car went up in flames on i-580, in dublin kron four's amanda hari spoke with the officer. >> i just know that blood was not. >> was not circulating. so

that was that was the big thing to end. just happy we got there. we did around 2.50 wednesday morning, california highway patrol officer able moran. >> was working at typical shift. >> when you got called to a multi vehicle crash, blocking the fast lane of i-580, westbound just east of north livermore avenue. >> tell that one of the vehicles was completely on fire. >> from the distance, officer moran told me his first concern was that someone was inside the vehicle. luckily there wasn't. but there was a woman on the ground. >> she was unresponsive. officers determined there was 2 separate crashes. the first involved, a solo female driver who crashed into a concrete wall. the crash left the woman's toyota camry resting in the fast lane. officers say she exited the car. that's what a nissan altima crashed into the camry and forcefully knocked the woman to the ground. chp says the camry went up in flames. that's when officers arrived and started

to try and help her really quickly check your right there. and it's feel anything. officer moran and sergeant michael thomas moved her to a safer location. >> and started performing cpr. a civilian pulled over to help decisions. assistant actually a stop by with jason elliott. what he could do. >> he assisted the cpr as well. livermore, pleasant fire department and folk ambulance personnel transported her to eat in the hospital. the next day i went to the hospital to check on her condition. >> they said she was in critical condition. the dublin area commander says he's proud of both officers involved, quote. >> their bravery and willingness to risk their lives is honorable. these officers lived up to their sworn oath, says public protectors had it not been for their quick thinking and actions woman could have been injured further, possibly dying. >> they're true heroes. it's this is what you want to do.

>> and it's it results her. life being saved in. that's the best. that's the best thing possible. that's that's a highlight of my career. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> hoping that she will recover. well, let's take a look at video from the south bay sent to us by a kron. 4 viewer. this is a sideshow in san jose and around 6.40, last night in the area of santa teresa boulevard and the highway. 87 off-ramp, we reached out to san jose police for more information and are waiting to hear back. also in san jose fire damage to buildings along hana street. that's near interstate 2.80, and scottish creek firefighters were called to the scene shortly after 12, 30 yesterday afternoon. no injuries were reported and the cause of the fire is under investigation. now to another fire. this one evacuated people in nevada county. it's being called the pleasant fire that erupted yesterday afternoon and at last check

burned. 47 acres near al creek road and lost ranch way. this is west of nevada city. these are pictures from cal fire and that fire is now 10% contained. there's also the one burning near clear lake and that's being called the point fire. this is also video from a kron. 4 of you are this one erupted last night near anderson road and road just west of lower lake in lake county. so far it's burned 14 acres and is now 80% contained. there's a mountain lion spotted near a golf course in rohnert park. thankfully nobody was hurt. officers responded last night to the foxtail golf course. but they weren't able to find it. officers are taking this time to remind people to be careful. take a look at the round them. and if they do see a mount line to call police. >> happening now, if you haven't heard, it's the giant rays happening in san francisco. you might see all the orange and black out there. >> they have a 10 k and 5 k race happening and they're ending up at oracle park kron four's camila barco is joining

us live from san francisco. all the details camilla. it >> good morning. out runners. they hit a home run here at oracle park coming up an so you've got get a live look inside local park right now. you can see a lot of people have completed this race pan over here. you'll see a live look of people crossing the finish line after they just ran the san francisco giants raise. here's a look at some of the runners after finishing the 5 k race. some of them finished in about 25 minutes this year. the sf giants race consisted of both up 5 and a thai cave. last year. they were only able to host the 5 k had a staggered star and there were less because of covid. but now there's more people about 4400 people signed up to do this race. some in person, others did it on their own for the ones who did it in person. well, this race took them from the outside oracle park through the embarcadero. back inside the baseball field. how people are enjoying the stadium are relaxing after

finishing this race and also receiving their nice well deserved the medal. back out live here. we're taking a live look at the 7 people punishing the 5.10 k race. might be seeing some people punishing the ted k low right now about an hour into the race. so his bees, there should be some people who had just finished. yeah, i'm seeing some people walking across the finish line who have just finished that 10 k race and about a half an hour. we'll hear from a white kid participated in this event and ella. i'll just say that this was not his first case. you'll be surprised that too. >> how many races he has ran in san but for now, send it back to you. thanks so much. kamil looking forward to it. >> well, coming up at 9.15, new safety concerns on part has prompted more demands for security. we're going to let you know what happened. also, health leaders are no longer using the term monkeypox. we're going to talk about what they're using instead and one also as we head into the break, if there's something

else you want to do this weekend, we've listed one more option. it's a 20th annual a syrian food festival happening in san jose. you can enjoy their cultural food and traditions and learn more about the syrian people. this starts at 11 30 this morning at the assyrian church of the east. and it's free. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema,

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>> california department of health will be referring to monkeypox as and pox the viral

disease first got its name because it was studied in monkeys. back in the 1950's the statewide agency will be using the new name explaining historically monkey was used as a racist term. so again, they are now referring to the virus pox or just mpx one written documents they've been doing that for a week now. the world health organization reports that they are working to find a new name for the disease and they're actually letting people weigh in there, calling it an open consultation and you can write your proposal down online. >> well, 9.11, the top story in the weather center. really your foggy conditions? i promise you this is actually a camera just the tone that some areas are still foggy. we'll track it out for you hour by hour your forecast coming up.

>> welcome back. we're taking a live look outside this time of the golden gate bridge and at least we can see it for the first time in a while. that fog is now starting to settle just a bit. but we do see in the backdrop there, meteorologist brittney bagley is here to let us know more about your sunday. yeah, we're finally making progress in terms of the fog. we're not all the way out of the woods, but we are making progress. let me show you different traffic camera to let's make sure to set the tone east bay. >> you're still going to see some fog as you head out as you head out, make sure users will be. so let's talk about it together. you can see it

right here. fog. yeah, that's still the thing for us for that marine layer as we fast for the clock, i think things will look better. you can see that with the exception of half moon bay around 11, 30. so we're still lingering fog. it's something we'll continue to update you on on tv and online. so the good news for us is that our temperatures a lot cooler than yesterday it was hot. we're breaking records today and it's not going to be as hot. we're going to see those average temperatures. you can see that right here in some parts of mill valley. 68 in on the coast. we're looking at 60's on also 50's, but we still have better temperatures for you as we take a look ahead. you can see everything is looking ok for you. so really what the story is as yesterday it was hot, right? we were above average temperatures. thanks to high pressure system. >> now this low pressure system coming from the north is dropping down. the temperatures for it. and that is why today you can see right inland 88 bay, 72 and even a coast we're looking at 62. so those temperatures are dropping. but look at the corner of your screen monday.

that's when we'll start to see as we start your work week. those temperatures going to warm up. you can see it right there so inland. we're looking at 93. >> bay, 80 and even the coast. we're at 62 and then temperatures are going to go down. you can see 89 89. we're going to say the 89 90's for the rest of the week. so really just have to get through monday and then things will start to cool off. but really at 9.16, what we should really be enjoying is that temperatures are a lot cooler than yesterday. saving us money on a c the top story for us. really as you're driving conditions with that fog. so again, every 15 minutes we're going to show you a traffic camera to make sure you're prepared. not only in the weather center, but the traffic center as well on tv online and on our app. thanks, brittany. there are new safety concerns on bart after woman was sexually assaulted while riding on a train in the middle of the day. >> she was going from richmond to san francisco. that right was cut short. a kron four's gayle ong reports that the victim is now demanding that security improve on bart. >> it was 11:30am, wednesday when a bart passenger on her

way to work says a man came up behind her and put his hands down her shirt. she said when she told him to stop, he punched her multiple times in the face and held her against her will she managed to call 9-1-1. it snapped a photo of the suspect when he got off the train at the el serino del norte, a station police arrested the suspect. 21 year-old lead when meson enrichment. >> the contra costa district attorney's office has charged the man of attempted rape, battery and assault. the woman does not want to share her identity, but she wants to alert everyone to be safe and wants increased security on bart on saturday, a bart police car could be seen at the el serino del norte, a station. this writer says she will be more aware of her surroundings. i feel safe as you can be. >> it's just a matter and taking necessary precautions is seen with calling you back that sort of thing. >> the san francisco bay area council, a group that represents many of the bay area's largest employers called the attack horrific and unacceptable and is calling on

barr to redouble its efforts to address concerns about crime and safety. barr responded in a statement to kron 4. it reads in part, quote, barred is working to increase safety for girls and gender, expansive ute. there are not one more girl campaign to end harassment and gender-based violence on transit. and barr has a network of more than 4,000 surveillance cameras throughout the system that are monitored by police in operation staff in real time in 2 different locations in el serino, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> we're learning that a 4 year-old boy was kicked out of the school and the south bay for refusing to wear a mask while in class. this happened at higher cough elementary school in mountain view. the boy's dad recorded the moment when the principal told him to take his son home and then they were escorted by a campus police officer. the boy's dad said that he tried for several days to send his son to school with a mask. but the kid didn't want to send you found them uncomfortable. the father also said that his son was

inconsolable. when trying to get him to wear one. the mountain view school district has eased up on mask mandates after the santa clara county leaders said that the area was no longer considered a high risk for covid transmission masks are still required on buses in band and choir at large events and for campus visitors. and to the mountain view. school superintendent released a statement saying in part, i'm disappointed that civil discourse is no longer the rule. well, i understand that not everyone will agree with the every position we take. it is completely unacceptable to harassed an employee in such a way that they and parents no longer feel safe at their own school. wildlife rescuers have been celebrating the recovery of a falcon that they nursed back to health. but they have to overcome one more challenge successfully returning it back to the wild. it's a flying tails trip that we're calling flight of the falcon. ken wayne has the details.

>> she doesn't have a name or even much of a backstory. all we know is this bird was found injured near carlsbad and wildlife specialist said she was unlikely to survive in the wild. there was significant documentation of a lot of head trauma and want to i shoes at that time. >> the peregrine falcon is considered the fastest animal on earth. flying up to 200 miles an hour to snatching spray. >> and i've seen catch that on the wings. so as patrick flying out from, you know, routes, they're just flying, catching them on air and then laying on the ground, just pull them apart. >> state fish and wildlife sent the bird to sonoma wildlife rescue near petaluma. >> we also have. enclosure. it's actually called the raptor recovery center. it's 100 foot building with flight delays and an area where you could live test a bird of prey to make sure that they can't survived by catching their own. pray. >> it was during its rehabilitation here that the doctor found that the burden

made a remarkable recovery and instead of living its life in an enclosure, it might be fit enough to be set free with to make sure that it still have the appropriate behavior temperaments and a wild animal. >> and we had to make sure that its flight capacity was appropriate because it was an old wing injury as well. and so we went through all of parameters and over the course of a couple weeks that did but it's a 500 mile drive to carlsbad added stress to an already high strong animal. the falcon was put in a small cardboard box. and within minutes we were airborne. >> 3 and a half hours later, we were turning for final at carlsbad. >> on the ground, we were met by volunteer jerry maguire who took possession of the falcon for the last phase. the release a few minutes later, he was at a nearby reservoir for the falcon that had been

on them. and since last february, i was finally returned home. that is the war that we do this and with birds, of course, just being able to see the sort of, you know, and take off and take flight such an amazing be able to see that in this particular for how you get a couple groups around the lake before it went off in the distance. >> and so i mean, and the more phising with feels like it's a line and say thank you. >> some of the videos that i got to see that line the street just i still can't stop thinking about it. it's just it's just extraordinary >> so glad that we're able to help coming up, we're going to give you a look at an exhibit at the san francisco museum. >> and you love all things, egypt. they're going want to see this.

>> happening now, you can visit the de young museum to check out a new exhibit in san francisco. it's titled ramses the great and the gold of the pharaohs and it will feature artifacts from ramsey is the second along with a boil sculpture. that is massive. the exhibit also highlights recently discovered mummified animals and treasure from royal tombs. it can also enjoy a virtual reality tour that

will take you back in time by 3,000 years. >> family-friendly, indeed, an especially wonderful for children because there are an you'll see a reenactment of ramsey's great battle of hyundai ash where you'll see the army and you'll see fighters and have an understanding of what that battle was like for ramseys. >> very cool feature. this might be your only chance to see the artifacts here in america. the exhibit runs until february of next year. you'll have to get tickets in advance. just head over to the museum's website. >> coming up on kron 4 morning news there was a shooting in union city. people say it's pretty rare, but unfortunately an argument led up to that. we're going to discuss also if you are looking for an event to check out today, there's a final day of the castro valley creek festival. it all starts at 11, 30 this morning at the resurrection, greek orthodox

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been watching the following for you had dense fog this morning. all thanks. the marine layer, things are slowly starting to look better. let's talk about it together as we peak end, you can see still dealing with fog that we start the newscast at 7. it was really dense. so you can see right here, things lowly looking better for us. that's what we all want this morning. take a look at temperatures. thankfully not only is the fog lifting, but the temperatures are cooler today. as we take a look at your high temperatures compared to yesterday. yesterday was hot golden gate looking at 64 even sunset district. 64 on the coast. we're going to see 60's breezy conditions for you. but overall, it's going to be better than yesterday. south san francisco. 64 as we go south, of course, it does warm up for you. places like redwood city. 82, you're also going to see warmer temperatures, morgan hill, 84, but that's a lot better than yesterday because you are in the 90's, dublin, 82 and you can see right there in the corner of your screen, berkeley, 68 oakland. >> we're in the 70's for you, napa, 77. but overall, those temperatures are very seasonable for us. so thankfully, we're not dealing with warm temperatures, but those temps are going to go

up. i'm gonna break it down for you day by day. coming up next. thanks, >> and the east bay. 2 people got hurt in the shooting in union city. it all started with an argument inside a restaurant quite forcefully to call explains. >> alex returned to central plaza in union city to pick her car up saturday afternoon and she could not move it about 12 hours earlier friday night because it was trapped in a crime scene pretty scary. just kind of had a make sure that everybody was ok for families. late dinner at maybe colin do on alvarado. niles road was interrupted at around midnight. >> she says security guards calmly scored a couple of people arguing and pushing each other inside and de-escalated the situation in the parking lot. within 5 minutes. one of the security guards came in. and then after >> we heard shots fired were sitting in front window. >> so we ought to down. union city police say 2 men, 28 29 years old, respectively

wounded, suffering non-life-threatening injuries. police say they are victims in our 4 years but never had an encounter like this restaurant. co-owner alonso by is says the incident does not make sense because it's believed the people who were arguing left before shots were fired. he says another car showed up and at least one person opened fire on a group of people in the lot. >> there's car debris on the pavement because the restaurant patron got spooked by the gunfire and crashed in an attempt to speed away. we want to maintain a good reputation. >> and have customers feel like they're safe, bringing their families and kids here. i mean, hopefully it's something people understand. it was out of our control. i feel safe. i think the city safe is just >> wrong place. wrong time. you know, people at this time no arrests have been announced in union city, phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> unfortunately, this team is still missing. the search continues for sixteen-year-old kiley, rodney. it's now been 2 weeks since she went missing.

and now a unique dive team that specializes in solving cold cases has been searching through donner lake to help find her. well, reporter rosh attics has the details on how that's working out. >> the cold morning began before 8 o'clock with adventures with purpose. the search and rescue dive team assisting the challenge ahead at donner lake. originally from oregon. the team has millions of followers on their youtube channel and are known for traveling around the country for a special purpose. >> in the last 2 years they've solved. 23 cold cases for family members of loved ones who've been missing some for decades. when you miss it, loved one or friend. >> we're a community member and you don't know. it's a nightmare. so what we provide is is those answers. when we're able to that's what we're hoping to do in this the

6 man team arrived for their next mission. even before the sun rose that 15 to 20 million viewers per month. >> there was an overwhelming demand not only by multiple different agencies, all of our supporters. >> no red tape, a fresh set of eyes and an orthodox search tactics are what the team believes sets them apart the lights go and the sonar system that provides 3 different angles of looking at the water. >> they're in contact with local authorities and kylie's extended family. although the team could not say specifically what brought them out here to donner lake, they are concentrating on the boat launch in the area surrounding it. i really wish i could tell you. >> unfortunately, i can't what what we're working with right now. no one knows. >> we're taking our resources and the intel that we've been provided and we're trying to. the see different avenues,

different places to look. they scoured donner lake for more than 2 hours. checking on several areas where her car could have entered the water. this location is clear. >> and but for us, it's just one step closer in a >> the team then checked out a couple of ponds in the cold stream area. the team leader doug bishop says they were too shallow. they then went to the boca reservoir putting 2 boats in the water where they search for several more hours. there's multiple roads that lead hear directly from process. we also know that there are several parties that roster >> that night as well as this lake that night as well as stay they say they're thinking out of the box concentrating on areas which haven't been checked out yet stuff that i don't want to find her. >> if she's here and something has happened to her, i do. i want to be able to provide the family and this community. answers so they can properly

lay her to rest. >> and the east bay here, we'll see more police out on the road this labor day. fremont pd will be looking out for drunk drivers. their department will have extra patrols through labor day. this effort is part of a national enforcement campaign called driver sober or get pulled over law enforcement help get drunk drivers off of our streets. the campaign will run until september. we're learning that first lady doctor jill biden has tested negative for covid-19. she had been in isolation since testing positive last week. she was isolating in south carolina later today. she will be heading back home to delaware. there's a warning now this morning for anyone planning to head south of the border. the u.s. state department has issued travel advisories to popular tourist destinations in mexico. reporter sandra mitchell has the details. >> cars, trucks, buses burning. apparently they pull

the man out of the truck and set the cap on fire to block the road. >> after last weekend's deadly violence in new threats from drug cartels. the u.s. government now is re issuing a travel warning about multiple areas of mexico. the warning comes as thousands of southern californians travel to mexico. many for the second weekend. no, it is not the safety of the huge baja beach fest on the sand and grocery. do amanda gosling and her friends were there last weekend and we're worried about what was unfolding just a few miles away. and i drove sounds really scared. i was going to their especially me being my first time driving and just being like foreign country or is really afraid. the u.s. department of state is urging americans to reconsider travel to baja, california. >> including the popular towns just south of the border, tijuana, rosarito and ensenada, at least 2 dozen vehicles, including taxi caps, were carjacked and burned in

baja last weekend. and we're working very closely with mexican law enforcement and government officials. >> to evaluate current conditions and the mexican government we know has deployed hundreds of troops to help stabilize the situation. >> the u.s. also issued a more severe do not travel warning to 6 regions farther south in those areas, there were shootings and kidnappings. 11 people reported killed for now it appears things are returning to normal. border traffic is busy again. still, many will be reconsidering those travel plans. >> no, i'm not going back. there is no safety to me. there's like nothing that can save me. if i'm in trouble. i can kind of like having to be defending myself. >> and the north bay, 6 pop-up events were held in sonoma and marin counties to encourage residents to conserve water. the sonoma marin, water partnership. how those events just yesterday they gave out water saving tools as well as devices. this one was over at santa rosa. it was outside of

the freemen's home improvement store. residents picked up things like water buckets, low flow, shower heads, hose, nozzles and toilet leak detection tablets. other pop ups were held in healdsburg petaluma sonoma mill valley and the bottom. new video this morning showing the moments of paramedics helped deliver a baby on the side of interstate 6.80, in benicia. >> paramedics found the woman in labor when they arrived they say that the mom and baby were taken to the hospital and they're doing just fine. happening today, the annual sunday street festival in san francisco is in the south of market district. this time it's going to be featuring free fun activities for the whole family. plus 1.4 miles of car-free streets. there will be live. music and food to the event starts at 11:00am and goes on until 4 o'clock. they do these every time in different parts of town. so the next one is going to be on september 18th. mark your calendar and check out where.

also happening today. it's a giant race in san francisco, the 10 k and 5 k races will and up at oracle park. they're actually there now. and that's where we find kron four's camila barco and the giants stadium. so what are you seeing out there? looks like people have already gotten the race out of the way in or just hanging out. >> yeah, we've got what's going on. i think about wrapping up here. a lot of people have crossed the finish line oracle park all day. you just saw people wear orange and black. the giants colors because because they finished the san francisco's diaries. as you can see behind me, you'll see people hanging out here at oracle park, just enjoying today's weather bright and sunny out here after they this man 5 or 10 k race. now the race had more people more events and it was a weekend long event last year because of covid organizes only had the 5 k race. it was staggering and less people

this year. 4400 participants signed up for the event and they included the 5.10 k race that took runners do the embarcadero. and back here to the finish line inside oracle park after runners got their metal. they got them and hang out on the field. >> and take in that some people say it's the first time doing this one kid tells me it's not first time competing in a race like sending the giants. but i didn't 16 5 kids. my 16 and help you get better at mostly when you're and and and it's really you the and seals. >> soldiers of san francisco rings and it just shows so >> teen, 5 k's, ala talk about talk about impressive and motivating. that's what it's like here at oracle park. everyone proud after they

finish today. there are 5 or 10 k race. you see some people taking pictures with its not every day. you got to step on this field and just take in the experience. people have already ran several miles inland. and alex, only 9.30, this morning. some people are feeling very motivated crowd and also good start said this morning thanks so much. looks like a lot of fun and we really appreciate you being out there for us. >> yeah, it's also a perfect day to go outside and enjoy the weather. bu

>> welcome back. in this week's dine and dish, we are checking out angel island. it's a fun way to work up an appetite and kron four's vicki liviakis explores on where you can get your meal once era wrapped up with all that. >> angel island, the tiniest bit of land just minutes by ferry, locals and tourist board, the boat from timber on for a short ride to the state park, a national historic landmark in july. lynn does have a long and at times controversial history as an immigration site you can hike or you can saddle up and buy can soak in the stunning views. it is a hall, though. more than 4 miles all around. and you do burn calories, you worked up an appetite didn't. oh, that great going around the island. but man, i want options on the island are limited. there is the cove cafe overrun by kids scoping out the chips and gummy bears.

it boasts a ban just not playing at the moment. >> today special is a mimosa. ice cream is a good option. on a hot day or advil and ramen mean for sea sickness or maybe a hangover for the epicurean is there's always a picnic table to dine alfresco. but if you fail to pack a proper picnic basket, you might just want to it up and you and your bike hightail it back onto the ferry to timber conveniently located just a few feet from the dock of the bay and dine. and dish favorite bungalow kitchen. you can enjoy a cool beverage at the borrower. if you plan ahead, grab a bite of yogurt fruit. parfait, maybe a caesar salad or fresh clam chowder or just drink in the sights from your perch in watch with the tide brings in at angel island, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news looks like a lot of fun and taking a look now at the mount 10 can look at all that fog condensed down there. look so fluffy. i just want his memo says she

was talking about whether right? >> you get weather and food here. all right. let's talk about everything you do need to know since we started newscast at 7, what we really have been watching those foggy conditions and thankfully at 9.46, things are looking a lot better because when i showed you this camera, let's look at it. >> it was foggy this morning in the east bay. but thankfully that's no longer the case. so you can see it right here. we actually can see this camera. and what that tells us is that, yeah, we're making progress in terms of the fog. if you're headed out, that's the good news. it is breezy and places things that delta breeze near fairfield. but overall temperatures are going to be nice today. a lot cooler. then yesterday i just checked your podcast or for tomorrow. we could see some fog tomorrow, but not as bad as this morning. of course, we've got with us the morning. we will track it for you hour by hour to make sure you're prepared for your monday. >> take a look at those temperatures. yes, yesterday was hot right today is going to be cooling to the seasonable temperatures. and you can see that golden gate. we're looking at 64 on the coast. we're going to be the 60's breezy but will still be in the 60's south san

francisco. 64 down to the south, of course, is going to warm up redwood city. 82, you can see mountain view at 80 we're looking at warmer temperatures, especially near san right now we're at 85. so it's still warm. it's just not as warm as yesterday as we take a look at the big picture right there, hayward. 76, you can see pleasanton 88 livermore. you're at 90. but yesterday you were teetering those triple digits. so we actually are making progress. richmond, 68 conquered. we're looking at 84. so those temperatures again, they're dropping down. vacaville 88, well, places to the south of us like stockton, breaking records for their triple digit temperatures. 106 degrees from the 50's to the north of us. places like redwood up, we're noticing readying 109 degrees. our temperatures were warm yesterday, but that low pressure system really dropping down those temperatures. so we're going to enjoy the break. why we have it. let's again, look at the 7 day you can today we're getting that breaking temperatures inland. your average is 88 bay 72 coast. 62

monday as we start your work week is going to heat up. it's going to be the hottest day of the week work week, at least mostly sunny conditions. 93 inland bay, a teco. 66, so enjoy the break. when we have it. and of course, we'll stay connected tomorrow. and that fog for you. thanks, now to football, the raiders organization has been on the cutting edge of diversity and inclusion for decades. >> and now there's the most recent edition of the first african-american woman to be president of the team. kron four's. noelle bellow has more on the future of raider nation. >> we have to make sure that our employees understand that every single thing that we do is for that shield and 4 and the raiders and just the legacy and the rich history that holds putting fans first. that's what's top of mind for new raiders. president sandra douglas. morgan, it a really surreal and douglas morgan has been a trailblazer her entire career. she became the first black city attorney in the state of nevada, served on the

nevada state athletic commission and was appointed the first chairwoman of the nevada gaming control board. now she's the first black woman to occupy the president position for an nfl team. i'm going to go in and do the best thing that i can with the raiders not going to let my gender or race. >> you know, the fact that i'm a mother, anything else kind of get in that way. it shouldn't come as a shock that the raiders organization is the one to pave the way like this. former raiders owner al davis was known for promoting and enforcing diversity in the league. >> hiring tom flores, the first latino starting quarterback in league history in 1960, who would go on to be the first latino head coach. he also hired art shell, the first african-american head coach in nfl history in 1989 this recent move to higher. douglas morgan shows a clear desire from current owner mark davis to carry on the legacy. his father started happy to be a part of such a historic organization that has always prided itself on its values,

its commitment to excellence its commitment to diversity and equity and inclusion. >> and now that i'm in this position and knowing that i have mark support to encourage those principles, you know, not only throughout the raiders, but throughout the nfl. it just really makes you know, all of i think the work that that i've done over the few over the last, you know, decades much, much more sweeter, though, the last couple of years brought a new location and quite a bit of turnover within the organization. >> douglas morgan is hoping to foster a sense of stability for the silver and black, just kind of trying to wipe the slate clean and focusing on a on a fresh new future. noelle bellow kron, 4 news. >> well, it's exciting. and here's a reminder. kron 4 is your bay area home for the raiders. their final preseason game is set for this coming friday. it's going to be in las vegas and they will be taking on the new england patriots. but you can watch it. all right. here on kron. 4 news, our pre-game coverage will begin at 4 o'clock. today is the final day of san jose's first ever navy week. the

event is bringing sailors from across the fleet to the capital of silicon valley for the sailors. it's been a week full of community outreach programs and service culminating this weekend's italian family festa that's taking place at the history of san jose and kelly park just yesterday, the event included everything from wine tasting to a virtual reality experience that simulates. what's it like to be a navy seal? >> and here the italian fest would be the most longest event and the most popular event because it's maybe get number one. you get a lot more people coming out to it. it was really cool to see all of the navy man walking up and down in their uniform. it was very respectful and it was it was quite an honor. >> it is quite the sight to festa festivities continue today from 11:00am until 6 o'clock at night. if you'd like something to do today, you can also head out to the final day of foster city's summer days festival. there's live music, food, arts and

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100 biggest cities in the u.s. and through those locations, they were able to rank them by the percentage of people smiling in their pictures. interesting right in concord, 79% of people were smiling. their selfies. so you know, those are true feelings of people are. think they did a faith that they put one or 2. you know, i wonder what that would say about the city. but francisco came in at 15th 62%. >> in other news, nba fans have a chance to snag a piece of sports history if they've got the money. i mean, we're talking about michael jordan's chicago bulls, jersey, worn in game one of the 98 nba finals. so the because auction houses listing that jersey for get this 3.5 million dollars. well, well, i mean, it did score 30 points and 3 rebounds, 2 assists in game one. so if you're a super fan, i don't know what to do with the guests hanging up in your house. that is nothing to me. but i know he's a great basketball player. >> and i don't know whether they're ready to go taking a

look at everything today. yesterday was so hot are as hot today. look at that change. you can see we're looking at 88. >> abe 72 the coast. 62, as we plan your day monday, it's going to heat up for us. so today is nice break. tomorrow is going to be hot. well, thank you so much for it's been such a pleasure this weekend. i hope you enjoy the rest your weekend. i hope you guys have a great work week. >> that's it for us here on kron. 4 weekend news. i'm ella sogomonian.

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