>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday. september 3rd and the big headline this morning, the hot weather we have team coverage for you. we're looking at this from all different angles. kron four's camila barco is live for us in the north bay. we're cooling centers will be opening this morning. but first, let's kick things over to dave spahr for a look at conditions right now outdoors. good morning today. well, stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. a hot one. it will be not just today tomorrow. also into monday, labor day itself.

>> a look at the conditions that we have right now. lots of sunshine. the fog already taken care of all votes, going to sneak a little appearance tomorrow morning running through things for you very quickly. here is how it goes. as far as those temperatures are concerned. we're looking at most readings kind of in the mild 50's with still some 60's. hang on a little bit here, already at about 71. this is the best gets just about all weekend long because away we go give you a contrast, by the way, in some cases where more than a half a dozen degrees ahead of what we were from yesterday. again, that will be built on winds are out. actually interesting will be talking a little bit about that as well. but calm the single digits. we're not getting much help from the coast. and this is what we've been talking about. excessive heat warning, as you can see, that's well inland along the east bay shoreline. that's an advisory and also in the peninsula along the bay side. meanwhile, san francisco, you're technically not in any of the statements, but it will be plenty hot without the ac cooking. there. windows open in the fans rolling. here's a

look at the breakdown today. 82 by 11 by 2. we're talking 94 again. we've just begun. there's a lot more for tomorrow and monday will have more on that in just a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> and continuing our team coverage of this heat cities across the bay area are taking steps to help people stay cool. fortunately, a kron four's camila barco is live in santa rosa flores where the city is opening cooling centers this morning. camila, what can you tell us about it? >> well, stephanie, i'll tell you that the sun santa rose is going to be beaming all across california, actually, and it's going to be as hot as 90 degrees here in santa rosa says santa rosa is actually opening the finley community center this morning. 2 people who may want to cool off and get away from the hot weather today. they're opening up the community center today tomorrow and monday from 11:00am to 07:00pm. anyone can go inside. take a seat and cool off. you can even bring some books games or your

laptop. there is free wi-fi at the center, but just know that only service animals are allowed and they do ask you to limit what you bring to one toe back now today drink plenty of water and stay out of the sun. if you have a tip for you on this hot day, check on your relatives and neighbors. you don't try not do anything strenuous or any outside activity besides in the morning or later at night and also wear lightweight clothing. now today, if you are planning to stay inside, there is a flexor alert that goes. from 04:00pm to 09:00pm today. cal iso is asking everyone to conserve energy during those hours to avoid any power outages. but again, here in santa rosa, stephanie, the only community center is opening up at 11 today. it's going to be hot this entire long weekend. so you can come here today tomorrow or monday. if you need to cool off, i'll send it back to you thank goodness for that resource. thanks so much, camila for that live report.

>> a spare the air alert is also in effect due to the heat. all the caught air combined with car exhaust can create some pretty unhealthy levels of smog the bay area, air quality management district is urging people to please limit driving to reduce air pollution and to walk bike or take public transit and said instead, this is the 4th spare the air alert. the district has issued so far this year. and in response to this hot weather, the east bay regional park district is doing something they've never done before. they're shutting down dozens of parks this long holiday weekend, 40 parks will be closed starting tomorrow due to extreme fire. danger and many of those parks are next to neighborhoods. fire officials say another thing they're considering now is evacuation procedures. if a fire does break out. >> if fires to happen, our even start to fight the fires to get people out, which means we can't readily detect the fire right away. need to do rescue first. so.

>> by mitigating and minimizing the amount of people that are in our parks. that means that we can you go directly to fighting the fire with the precious little resources that we have. >> and the district is keeping many parks with water features and shoreline parks open during the heat wave. you can find a full list of park closures on our website. kron 4 dot com. red flag warnings are not in effect for us here in the bay area. but firefighters are gearing up for potential sparks to start up this weekend. and they say the last several months have not seen significant rainfall leaving the ground bone dry. plus, humidity levels are expected to stay low overnight. the city of walnut creek also closed all of its open space parks through the holiday weekend because of the high fire danger. the contra costa county fire protection district is act asking people to take extra precautions. take a look at your screen. there now. they advise not

operating machinery, like lawnmowers, which can accidently spark a fire. they're also asking people to remove any dead and dying vegetation from around your home. so make sure you have that defensible space created and finally, make sure you have a bag packed and ready to go with all your important documents and medication in it just in case of fire, does force evacuation orders to go into place? and the contra costa county fire protection district also asking residents to take extra care not to start a fire by accident. fire officials advising people to not use machinery or and to remove any dead and dying vegetation. as we just mentioned, there. let's go ahead and move to next story here because we did just cover that material. now the mill fire. let's let's give you an update the mill fire. rather. you can see some pretty big from that fire burning in siskiyou county right now. significant amount of damage, as you can see from that video playing on your screen. one

man even telling us that he saw that the fire could have started at an abandoned mill. >> side and we just saw the ways and it was like kindling. it went up and out and it went out that way. >> and then helicopters everywhere. >> the mill fire is one of 3 fires to burn in siskyou county in the last 2 months. and as this extreme heat continues, governor newsom is expanding his emergency declaration allowing the state to respond to dangerous conditions faster. he won this week. the worst is likely. still ahead, the demand on the electric grid thursday was the highest. it's been since 2017 and people are reminded to cut back on energy use, especially during the peak hours of 04:00pm to 09:00pm. >> electricity conservation is going to be essential and keeping the power flowing to california without interruption of california. consumers and businesses continue to pitch in. you can serve during those key hours

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>> we gotta do i hear she's coming back to vegas? actually at the caesar's palace. but right now, of course, we're a little closer to taking a live look outside the golden gate bridge. beautiful shot there. and dave, you know following all of this, a hot weather, i know that you're keeping a close eye on this for especially for people planning to get get away for the labor day labor day weekend, right? yeah. and it's really going to be hot. everywhere you go. let's take a plane and go somewhere very far away. but a good morning, stephanie. good morning, here's a live shot of the east bay shoreline. just start to get some of those rays of sun. >> as the sun comes up over the east bay hills, you know, season is changing. technically we're in the middle tickle like feel like this weekend. but it is the right a little bit this morning. the predawn hours. 66 for concord, 63 livermore. 75 quo already in the 60's? you can see along the east bay shoreline with san francisco at 56. so in future cast for not much to see as far as that's concerned, just kind of monitoring what little bit of

the marine layer. we have. it's pretty much going to mix up pretty quickly tomorrow morning, though, greeting us with a little bit of that fog along the east bay shoreline. briefly, until again, the sun mix is that all out. looks like a little in the way. some cloud cover also up to around tahoe, which, by the way, on the nevada side, they're looking at a red flag warning. no statements like that. at least red flag warning wise in the home front future cast winds. we have a little bit of a breeze cooking this afternoon. providing may be some minor relief. but look at this tomorrow. you've got the thermal g-adients. they almost always drive some winds. and these tend to sometimes upgrade them a little bit higher than we're seeing in. this is basically a joke. nothing at all into the afternoon. so we're not going to get much relief from those winds. very still air swim, even in places you don't feel as hot. typically without those winds helping out a little bit. it's going to feel hotter. how about the moisture in the air with this is one thing kind of helping us out. now. the dew point values are not real real low so we don't want him to locals. that is a fire hazard. we don't how much

the way of offshore we don't have any offshore winds, which is good, but it does get dry in london. that helps things help to drive a little bit least don't have a lot of humidity cooking here and that marine layer does hang about around a little bit. certain comes back overnight a bit on sunday drying out for the afternoon. so at least it feels good with all of that work and it will definitely the a c but having dry air helps you keep cool. so here's the breakdown for you today. we've got 80's for the bay 90's inland, excessive heat. watch in place. then for tomorrow we've got 90 ish bay 100 plus inland. heat advisory covers the bay east bay shoreline. a little bit up to the north bay. and the bayside peninsula. san francisco tend to be not in any of the statements then for labor day itself. we've got 90's for the bay 100 plus inland bay advisory. that is until tomorrow. monday evening. and then this extends with the heat to extend excessive heat warning going on all the way into about tuesday. it looks like highs today for the bay. 82 oakland, 89 for san jose in a bit. we'll have a look. looks like in your neighborhood. stephanie,

thanks very much, david. appreciate it. >> new this morning, police are investigating after a person was hit and killed by a car overnight in san jose. this happened on the 700 block of how your avenue the driver remained on scene to work with police. this is the 24th pedestrian killed in an accident so far this year. in the north, a newly released video from sandra fell. police is raising neighborhood concerns about the department's use of force policy. a warning that viewers might find this video hard to watch. this incident happened back on july 27th in the city's canal area. video shows a group of men approached by officers over an open container of beer. that situation, as you can see here quickly turned violent after officer shoved the man into the ground, appearing to break his nose. we spoke with the attorney representing the man seen in this video. >> we saw it was a terrible abuse of power. it never should have happened heriot.

they were aggressive. they were rude. they escalated the situation. >> now the police chief says this incident is being investigated and says both officers involved in this are on leave. a developing story we're following for you this morning. the chp says it now has a lead in the freeway shooting that killed a fremont boy last november. investigators released these photos of 2 suspects, cars. one is a late 2000 gray infiniti sedan. chp says the other appears to be a great nissan sedan. investigators believe both of these cars were involved in the shooting. that happened on i-80 near i 9.80, in november of last year. 23 month-old jasper. wu was struck and killed by a bullet while riding in a car with his parents. a reward is offered for information leading to an arrest. and a 12 year-old girl had to be

hospitalized after being shot in the leg during a reported road rage incident in pittsburgh. a suspect a suspect is now in custody. it happened along buchanan road near harbor street. a few blocks away from foothill elementary school. police say the girl's mother was driving with 3 children in the car when a man pulled alongside the car, pulled out a handgun and fired a single shot hitting the girl. the mother drove to a nearby shopping center and called for help. the girl is now in stable condition this morning. police are still working to figure out what led up to this shooting. and police have several suspects in custody for a rolex robbery in foster city kron four's haaziq madyun explains how officers use of license plate reader technology to make the arrests. so this is a picture of what we saw. >> when we did a search for the white chevy tahoe and this is what you get. this is what the cameras will do. i mean,

they're super clear pasta cities, license plate reader camera technology led police investigators to the vehicle allegedly used in wednesday's rolex watch strong armed robbery of an 85 year-old man. i mean, this an elderly gentleman that was literally attacked. >> plus, the city police chief tracy says the 3 suspects followed the victim home from costco. he was initially confronted. they're trying to do some sort of jewelry rooms where they put on victorian takeoff. realtor worry. >> he didn't allow that to happen. and when costco, when he came back out here, they followed him home to people jumped out of a white chevy tahoe. one person held him while the other person. literally ripped his rolex watch off his wrist. >> while the suspects were making their escape. one of foster's city's 20 flock technology license plate readers recorded the alleged vehicle used in the crime.

that plate was then in turn into a nationwide flock safety hot list. 24 hours later, that same license plate reader technology spotted the vehicle engulfed california officers there made the stop and arrested 3 the 3 people that were arrested were alexandra. >> georgie, 18 years old. no address. cao, make less to 22 years old out of spring hill, florida and robert mccleskey to 30 years old out of sacramento. chief tracy of lives says since the license plate readers were installed in november 2021, the cameras have played a key role in solving over 25 crimes. and she says she believes that this case would still be open without the technology 100%. this case goes unsolved unless they do it again somewhere we can connect them. >> and foster city has kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. a big win for environmental activists working to protect access to safe drinking water. details

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pretty toasty out there. you heard, correct? good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and turning up the temperature in a big way. temperatures by the time we get to tomorrow and monday, particularly today is the pardon, the pun warm-up as we pell for tomorrow and into monday. sfo, by the way, looking pretty good. no delays this morning at all. >> there's the map that we keep referring. and by the way, along the east bay shoreline, you got a heat advisory. this kicks in tomorrow, but that excessive heat warning as all those inland spots, the south bay as well. and on the santa cruz mountains and even up to the north bay too quick temperature check. most readings in the 60's in the east bay. we've got some 50's hanging on the peninsula and also up to the north bay, too. but a freakishly warm 75 for antioch at this hour at the ballpark, by the way, for coming in from the east bay may want to pack a sweater as will be near about 70 will be the temperature expected, but mostly sunny and nice. and we can say at a cool breeze coming in at about 10 to 15. the breakdown for you today.

82 by 11 by to talk in 94 and again, the temperatures get warmer. also, interesting little surprise coming into next weekend. all given all that and a bit, stephanie, thanks very much. >> friday marked the anniversary of the 2017 labor day heat wave that brought a 106 degree day to san francisco as the hottest recorded temperature in the city's history. today, a heat mapping project is underway to see how extreme weather impacts different parts of the city check this out. the sensors attached to cars, track, heat and humidity data on friday volunteers drove 12 different routes across san francisco at various parts of the day. extreme heat events have shown to disproportionately impact vulnerable communities, including those in the tenderloin in chinatown where the population may be more packed together and older. time to time. for example, a large number of surfaces that ups or pete coupled with the fact that there's a lack of

tree cover and shame. if you don't have the ability. >> to map the communities that are most in need to map where they need the resources the most, then that you'll have widespread suffering as a the data collected will help the city understand how factors like green space. >> tree cover pavement and tall buildings can create heat islands. >> those are areas that can trap heat and prevent air flow. the health department and other city agencies will examine that data once it becomes available to help the city decide where to invest. in cooling centers or where to plant more trees. a bay area assisted living facility says another resident in its care has died after ingesting something kron four's. rob nesbitt spoke with the residents, son. >> it was around midnight on august 24th when doctor kerry can noon was woken up by a phone call from this atria walnut creek assisted living facility. staff alerting him that his dad constantine can noon had to be taken to the

hospital. and that's obviously surprise. i said, why is that? he said because he drank some. >> cleaning fluid doctor can noon rushed to john muir medical center where he says his 94 year-old father was in distress with burns inside his mouth early that same morning, doctor can went to a trip to see what the cleaning fluid was identified to work with and said it was an alkaline agent unfortunately a cause is pretty it can cause pretty severe injury. the incident happening just 3 days before gertrude maxwell's death. the 93 year-old was served dishwashing liquid at the atria park senior living facility in san mateo noon passed away on wednesday. his son frustrated with how the story from a tree has changed over time. essentially told me that. didn't drink. the substance the problem was is he is p. >> flaming hot cheetos. these kind of injuries that might get some perch in no way,

shape or form can be caused by flaming hot cheetos. doctor says his dad suffered from dementia and was in the dining hall of a trio when the cleaning liquid was consumed. it so important to have you dangerous chemicals put away a tree. a statement about the death saying, quote, it is uncertain what caused this reaction at this time? we believe it was likely food-related doctor can noone wants to see more transparency from the assisted living facility that he entrusted with his father's care. really frustrating. >> what i thought i was going to do, might get into a place because he would be safer being at you know, >> according to a the staff involved have been suspended while an internal investigation is being done. doctor says an autopsy is scheduled for monday and he expects more serious action to be taken once an official cause of death is released. reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> lafayette police and the contra costa county sheriff's office are investigating an attempted kidnapping of a 14

year-old girl. they say she was walking to stanley middle school on monroe avenue around 8. this yesterday morning or rather on this incident did happen sometime this week. shoe was dropped off by a parent she told police a man asked her if she was alone and then grabbed her shoulder. she managed to get away and police were notified. petaluma mother has been identified after her death went unreported for over a year. her daughter lived at home reportedly with her corpse. the body has been identified as 80 year-old burgett grant of petaluma. last week officers entered the house on windsor drive and guns body on a couch in the living room. her daughter told police that on grant died in april of last year and she had not left the house since the beginning of the pandemic. police are currently conducting a suspicious death investigation to find out if there was any foul play or neglect of care. san jose police say they tracked down a

man wanted in connection to a deadly shooting at the u.s. mexico border. this happened around 10, 30 thursday night near william street and 24th near the walmart super center. a woman and man were shot. the woman died on scene less than 24 hours later. and with the help of chp investigators arrested the suspect near the border close to tijuana as he was allegedly trying to leave the u.s. san jose police shared this message. we have had this year suspects flee. >> to mexico, we have had a lot of success working with mexican authorities as well as the u.s. marshals and getting cooperation and bringing the suspects back something. that's another message you can run. we will find you. we will bring it back. >> and police are investigating the relationship between the victims and the suspect. their names will be released later this week. >> and the so-called rainbow fentanyl, we've been warning you about is apparently now in

the bay area. take a look at this. >> a berkeley police found more than a pound of the brightly colored drug during a traffic stop thursday night last month. the nationwide alert was issued by authorities for this drug. and one of the concerns here is that these bright colors could entice children to try it. rainbow fentanyl has also been found in placer county and southern oregon near the california border. holiday travel season in full swing, a bay area airports according to hopper and online travel site. domestic travel is up 20% compared to 2019 in the bay area. air travel is nearing pre-pandemic levels. the lines were long at san jose international airport. as you can see there around 55,000, passengers are expected to pass through over the three-day holiday weekend. and oakland international airport officials say has been the busiest so the since 2019. >> we've got good operations out here. weather is cooperating so far. we're at

about 80% of what we were doing, a part of the pandemic. so you'll some lines. it's a busy when you get out here acting around a quarter of a million total passengers during that time period. >> so that is around 92% of what we saw pre pandemic has. so, yes, we're looking at a very busy weekend for us. >> an airport officials do recommend that travelers get to the airport at least 2 hours before domestic flights in 3 hours. if you're flying international. coming up on the kron 4 morning news up up and away. nasa's artemis one rocket expected to launch today. >> we break down what we know so far about this very so far about this very historic moment. so far about this very historic moment. 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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>> all right. here's a look at the quick 7 day forecast. we'll have a look at what's coming up this weekend in just a bit.

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>> all right. now to the big story this weekend, we're talking about the heat and it is important to remember that all this hot weather can also be pretty brutal on your car. kron four's. dan kerman spoke with experts about what you can do to ensure a trouble free road trip this holiday weekend.

>> south bay highways as well as those in the east bay and those heading to the north bay have been filling up as bay area. residents head out on the three-day weekend. but with temperatures expected to soar to the triple digits, it's critical to make sure. >> your road trip doesn't hit a roadblock. we're cooling should be between the max and the mrnimum mechanic. be it with automotive says checking your vehicle's, coolant level is one of 3 key things to look at before you hit the road. second is the oil. and finally, make sure your tire pressure is where it should checking your tire pressure is low, you could be driving. you get flat tire. you be on the side of the road. but sometimes no level of preparedness will prevent a breakdown. that's why if you do have to pull over, make sure it's in a fire, safe area of the vehicle up against excessively dry brush vegetation. >> can easily start a fire. so it's critical that if you do have to pull off side of the road this holiday weekend that you pull off in a safe environment and again, never into an area that's covered

with dry vegetation, seasonal grasses. just steer clear of it. center is a fire marshal. paul lowenthal says part of this one less spark campaign. >> also means that special precautions need to be taken by those pulling a boat or trailer. >> and taking that extra minute to make sure you double checked or triple check that chain and sure that he's not going to drag him potentially spark a fire. >> triple a expected to provide roadside assistance to more than a half a million drivers this holiday weekend. that's nationwide and 123,000 of those will be in california. that's good enough reason to make sure you take steps to make sure you're not one of them. at the golden gate bridge. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and if you're on the road this weekend, here's a look at local gas prices for you. napa has the highest prices at $5.49 san francisco, only $0.4 cheaper. vallejo and fairfield have the cheapest average price of $5 and $0.20. so there are hovering around that that same region. they're

taking a live look now outside of the golden gate bridge this something's fogging up the lens a little bit. there. and the biggest story that we're continuing to follow for you today is the hot weather we're expecting even warmer temperatures coming in for the labor day holiday, right, yeah, good stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're really going to be roasting. we get to tomorrow and into your monday as well. >> a quick shot down a san jose state. the blue skies prevail there as well. and you folks in the south, they're going to get some of the treatment of this as well. sometimes we're talking a lot of times about the east bay in the north bay, but the south bay is going to be plenty hot to in there in the statements to a quick look at the tahoe. what's going on is a red flag warning that's been posted for the nevada side. has it impacted yet the california side? but we do see some offshore winds develop maybe monday, tuesday, a bit. so something to kind of watch out for you may see the color is a shun change a bit. but right now the california side is not impacted by that. but 90 ish expected for highs today. going to be a little different later on. we'll get into that in just a bit. quick

temperature check for you. a lot of 60's in the east bay. 75 for antioch. nice 50's in the north bay in the south bay. 63 san jose and for the peninsula. we have a hodgepodge of 50's and 60's air quality heading from the north to the south bay area. pretty much into the green here, but a little bit moderate as you head out towards the delta. alright, the long-range forecast models. we have a high in place. so basically it's blocking everything coming in our general direction like these lows up to the north. fair enough. we get the middle of the week. oh, wait a minute. but 6 were trying to ee photobombed here a little bit out of the south. what's this guy here this moisture comes up from the south? that's interesting. little pluma. what we can guess we'd call the the subtropical moisture least a kind of monsoon coming back again. that's next weekend up in the mountains. now the good news is it brings rain. bad news. is that maybe some lightning to watch out for something we've got to bear in mind here. we'll see what happens. we get a little closer, 4 zone forecast for the saturday. 75 san francisco to the coast looks delightful. 71 for daly,

city pacifica. 69, remember, we're building on those of the next couple of days. 84 burlingame to the south here. they're hiding out upper 90's for today. redwood city, 88 86 for palo alto in the south bay. near about 90, we'll say 90 ish santa clara pair of 8 89 going on for san jose. 90 cupertino, east bay shoreline mid-eighties that heat advisory kicks in tomorrow. tri valley. you've got mid to upper 90's livermore. 98 96 pleasanton walnut creek checks in at 98, along with danville. 99 for concord, but a pleasant 82 for richmond, 79 for berkeley. would 80 99 for fairfield and 96 for santa rosa. more to come by tomorrow. we'll see 100 plus going on in london monday about 110. this is probably the zenith of all the activity gradually dropping off as we finish off the week and we'll be watching carefully. that will plume of moisture coming up from the south later in the week. stephanie. thanks very much. day. >> happening in just a matter

of hours, all eyes will be on cape canaveral in florida where the countdown is on for the launch of nasa's artemis rocket. take a look at that live. look at the launch pad. today's launch is the next big step towards our return to the moon. hannah brandt has the details. nasa's artemis rock. it is almost ready for liftoff again, if the conditions with weather and the hardware line will absolutely go earlier in the week, engineers had to call a planned launch because of engine problems. >> but now the team is really just done a fantastic job. getting us out of watched him one repairing all the issues and getting us into the same configuration to proceed. >> if the launch is successful, this will be the first time america has sent a capsule to the moon since apollo 17, which was 50 years ago. we went there and then we stopped and we threw it all away. so i'm excited that we're getting ready to go to the moon again, nasa's eventual goal with this

mission is getting astronauts back on the moon and establishing a permanent presence there. former astronaut jeffrey hoffman says that could be important for scientific discovery. we've only just scratched the surface with apollo, you know, bringing back samples to the moon. and we've learned incredible amounts about the early history of the solar system, how the earth was formed. billions of dollars have been poured into the project. but doctor hofmann says artemis could unlock access to natural resources and give us a competitive edge globally. someday the moon is going to be part of the economic sphere of the earth. whoever establishes their bases first is in a good position. much like the space nasa hopes to explore the possible benefits of this mission may be infinite in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> happening today, college football is back for cal and stanford. stanford cardinals will be opening their season on their home turf against the colgate raiders kickoff for that game set for 5 in palo alto. meantime, cal golden bears will be also open their season at home. let's take on

the uc davis aggies. cal graduate. i say go bears kickoff for that game is set for one in berkeley. women's tennis legend serena williams took to the court for possibly the last time she got a standing ovation before her u.s. open 3rd round. excuse me, u.s. open 3rd round match last night. the 2 long sets took their toll on serena. she was the final set 6 to one. the 23 time grand slam winner announced a few weeks ago. she would be retiring after this event. what a career coming up in the next hour, 30 doctors across the bay area bracing for the end of what they're calling the deadliest days of summer. >> hear how they're getting ready for this heat wave. and as we head to break, if you're looking for something to do this weekend, there is the art walk sf block party that starts at noon on clement street. it is a family friendly event. a lot of merchants, artists and music. you can enjoy it and it is free

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different venues that looks like so much fun. i need to plan a trip to disneyland pretty soon. a german shepherd. and that has gear just having the best time. everyone is trying to beat the heat, including the pups, the pasadena humane society found a fun way to keep their dogs cool with a puppy pool party. they're also reminding pet owners to make sure to keep an eye on your pets during the heat wave. you want to make sure your void you avoid taking them out for long walks because the pavement can get pretty hot on their paws, excessive excessive. like rapid heart rate, rapid breathing. >> or and, you know, in more instances, the dog becoming lethargic. vomiting. see, want to make if your pet is suffering from anything like that. go to the emergency.

>> if you don't have a experts recommend you definitely provide your pets with lots of water and avoid taking them out during the hottest time of the day. like i just mentioned, of course, you never want to leave your pet inside of a hot car because temperatures can get very high in that enclosed space in just a matter of minutes. >> still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news. what can you do to beat the heat? we show you the cooling centers available across the bay area that you can access. and even though there are no wet red flag warnings currently in the bay area, that doesn't mean we won't have fires. the that you can follow in case you're asked to evacuate. and due to a fire danger in a number of regional those are expected to be closed. stay with us. we'll tell you where those closures are happe

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> hey, good morning. thanks so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. happy saturday to you said saysit september 3rd today and the big headline we're following for you this morning is the hot weather. we've got team coverage on this big topic. kron four's camila barco is live for us in the north bay. we're cooling centers will be opening this morning. but

first, let's get started with dave spahr for a look at conditions outdoors. good morning to you, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. hot. it will be for this holiday weekend. looks like already seeing numbers start to move a little bit getting into the home for antioch, getting into the 70's already by this time period. >> lots of sunshine, though, to dish out for the weekend. there's a live shot coming in from the east bay shoreline as the sun starts to fill in the entire east bay shoreline. building up to the hill. 75 antioch, most readings in the 60's for the east bay. still couple 50's hanging on san francisco. 57 53 for half moon bay. contrast to 24 hours ago in the east bay were some half a dozen degrees or better warmer this morning. then we were this time from yesterday. the familiar map again, kind of outlining the excessive heat warning in red that you can see this kicks in tomorrow. also, though, we're looking a heat advisory for the east bay shoreline and portions of the bay for the peninsula. san francisco is not technically in this. all

right. the breakdown for you today. 87 by high noon to 3 o'clock. we're talking. 95 in a bit. we'll kind of walk you through what we're expecting for today and tomorrow and even into monday. stephanie, thanks very much day. we appreciate it. >> and continuing our team coverage of the heat. cities across the bay area are taking steps to help people stay cool. kron four's camila barco is live for us in santa rosa where the city is opening cooling centers this morning. camila. >> yeah, well, stephanie, it's a little cool right now. and santa rosa, it's about 57 degrees. but later today, it's about to get as hot as 90 degrees here in santa rosa and throughout the next few days, it's going to get even hotter. so santa rosa has people covered. if they want to cool off. the finley community center is going to be opening up today tomorrow and monday for people to cool off and take a break from the the center will be open from 11:00am to 07:00pm, like i said today, tomorrow and monday, anyone can go inside,

take a seat and cool off. you can even bring some books games or your laptop. there is free wi-fi at the center, but they do ask that. you only bring in service animals. those are the only animals allowed. and they asked that people limit what they bring to one took back today, drink plenty of water and stay out of the sun. also, check on your relatives and neighbors do any strenuous or outside activity in the morning like right now or later at night and wear light, waited clothing. now, if you are planning to stay inside, there is a flex alert today from 04:00pm to 09:00pm. cal iso is asking everyone to conserve energy during those hours to avoid any power outages. and here's some ways that you can do it starting right now. pretty cool. your home charge your phone and laptops and run any major appliance. but after 04:00pm set your thermostats to 78 degrees. keep fans on to cool down and draw the drapes and turn off any attract turn

off the lights. all of this to conserve energy and again. stephanie, here in santa rosa, people can cool off by coming to the community center. the finley community sever center. it opens at 11:00am and again, it will be open today tomorrow and monday. like i said, it's going to be hot not just today, but throughout the next few days. i'll send it back to you helpful ideas. thanks very much for that. camila. >> and a spare. the air alert is also in effect because of the high heat. all that hot air combined with car exhaust can create unhealthy levels of smog. the bay area air quality management district is urging people to limit driving to reduce air pollution and to walk bike or take public transit. instead, this is the 4th spare the air alert. the district has issued so far this year. in response to the hot weather, the east bay regional park district is doing something they've never done before. they are shutting down dozens of parks this long holiday weekend, 40 parks will

be closed starting tomorrow due to extreme fire. danger. and many of those parks are next to neighborhoods. fire officials say another thing they are considering now is evacuation procedures. if a fire does break out. >> if fires to happen, our first responsibility before we even start to fight the fires to get people out, which means we can't readily detect the fire right away. need to do rescue first. so. >> by mitigating and minimizing the amount of people that are in our parks. that means that we can you go directly to fighting the fire with the precious little resources that we have. >> the district is keeping many parks with water features open during the heat wave. and you can find a full list of the parks that will be closed on our website. kron 4 dot com. red flag warnings are not in effect for us here in the bay area. but firefighters are gearing up for potential fires this weekend. they say the last several months have not seen significant rainfall leaving the ground bone dry.

plus, humidity levels are expected to stay low overnight. the city of walnut creek also closed all of its open space parks for the holiday weekend because of that high fire danger. the contra costa county fire protection district is asking people to please take extra precautions. take a good look at that list on your screen right now. and they're advising people not operate machinery like lawnmowers, which can accidently spark a fire. they're also asking people to remove any dead and dying vegetation from around your home. create that defensible space. and finally, make sure you have a go bag packed and ready to go in. case of fire. does force evacuation orders to go into place? as the extreme heat continues. governor newsom expanding his emergency declaration allowing the state to respond. dangerous conditions faster. he won this week. the worst is likely. still ahead, the demand on the electric grid thursday was the highest. it's been since 2017.

people are reminded to cut back on energy use, especially during the peak hours of 49 pm. >> well, electricity conservation is going to be essential and keeping the power flowing to california without interruption of california. consumers and businesses continue to pitch in. you can serve during those key hours of 49 pm. when strain on the system is highest. we can make a real difference. >> the california office of emergency services also known as cal oes has position firefighters and engines across 12, california counties in response to the high fire danger. and coming up in just a few minutes here at 8.15, on the kron. 4 morning news. >> a new video has the police department facing some scrutiny from a local neighborhood over the use. the department's use of force policy. why many residents say they were left shocked by this violent interaction. 30 another local nursing home resident has died after apparently ingesting something

toxic. we'll hear from the family who is demanding answers. and after the break, we're getting a more detailed look at sensitive documents. former president trump was former president trump was keeping at his florida estate. where's mommy? oh, oh hey sweetie. mother nature is at work, but father nature is here. i'm hungry. okay... let's see. oh, how about some smucker's natural? first ingredient real strawberries. ugh, he hit the window again didn't he? you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27.

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but father nature is here. i'm hungry. okay... let's see. oh, how about some smucker's natural? first ingredient real strawberries. ugh, he hit the window again didn't he? >> now to the latest on the documents found at former president trump's florida estate. agents say they discovered top secret records and an office and storage room along with dozens of empty folders labeled classified

agents. also finding more than 10,000 government records with no classification markings and this is according to a more detailed inventory of the seized material made public by the justice department yesterday. the inventory does not describe the content of the documents, but does illustrate the extent to which classified information was stashed in boxes at trump's mar-a-lago home. this also making clear the volume of an classified government documents in the former president's possession, even though those records were supposed to have been turned over to the national archives and records administration, president trump has said that he declassified all of the documents that were found at mar-a-lago. >> all right. for this saturday with kind of a warm-up into the heat wave we expect into sunday monday, those inland temperatures racing right through the 90's, but a lot more ttiple digits to be

>> welcome back. taking a live look outside at mount tam this morning. this is one of my favorite cameras day because of that spectacular view. and of course, the big story we're following this morning is the heat to hear that. we're expecting some of the warmer temperatures for labor day. dave, we are all the way through the holiday weekend going to look like that. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. also a picturesque view. >> of half moon bay. yeah. the ocean will get some relief from all of this. but those temperatures to be climbing through the 70's, by the way,

we've already crossed into first day of september, which is the middle tickle autumn. technically, even though it won't feel like at all for this weekend. ahead, here's a look at those temperatures right now. a lot of 60's in the east bay freemont holding on to 58 78 on the other side at any arc already up to the north bay got 62 building for napa and 63 palo alto. 66, meanwhile, for san jose. so futurecast for not much to see, obviously sunny, both day and night. however, tomorrow morning, my to a bit of that fog appear on through just a little bit before quickly mixes out a few little scattered clouds up to the mountains. issue for the mountains will be on the nevada side. they have a red flag warning, but that hasn't made it to the california side. we do see some offshore winds. however, as we get into monday. so that imagery may change a little bit with success of statements. here's a little pop we see this afternoon of the onshore winds. very, very muted compared to what we're used to and then tomorrow, even though the temperature gradient is going to be great, not to see

much in the way of winds going on. that's what happens in weather pattern like this. we have a high in place falling air. you can't get much vertical motion or horizontally. just kind of walks everything in place and just feels really stuffy. the only nice thing is fairly dry going on in london. i say fairly dry because we still have offshore winds are anything but they are a little of a fire hazard, but it feels good with that drier air kind of helping to cool off a little bit. and we do have the recovery at the marine layer tomorrow morning. so we're getting that into a to sometimes with those offshore wind events. we don't get any recovery 80's for the bay 90's inland. excessive heat. watch that kicks into a warning heat advisory for the bay tomorrow and monday, 90 ish expected for temperatures around the bay 100 plus inland. build on that into monday. we're talking talking maybe one. 0, 5. plus for those inland valleys. watch out for the straight. meanwhile, around the they mid-nineties working here along with that heat advisory storm place today. let's to 75 san francisco. 82 oakland, 89 san jose. this is

the warm-up act. upper 90's in the far east bay. today we've got some middle to lower 90's up north. course. we'll have the 4 zone forecast for you in a bit. stephanie, looking forward to that. thanks very much, dave. >> and new this morning, police are investigating after a person was hit and killed by a car overnight in san jose. this happened on the 700 block of how your avenue the driver remained on scene to work with police. this is the 24th pedestrian killed in an accident so far this year. in the north. a newly released video from sandra fell. police is raising neighborhood concerns about the department's use of force policy. a warning that viewers might find this video hard to watch. this happened back on july 27th in the city's can now area the video, as you can see here shows a group of men approached by officers over a open container of beer. and that situation quickly escalating after the officers shoved the man into the ground or appeared to shove the man into the ground apparently breaking his nose. and we

spoke with the attorney representing the man seen in this video. >> we saw it was a terrible abuse of power. it never should have happened heriot. they were aggressive. they were rude. they escalated the situation. >> the police chief says the incident is being investigated and says both officers involved and seen in this video are on leave. a developing story we're following this morning. the chp says it now has a lead in the freeway shooting that killed a fremont boy last november. investigators released a picture of these 2 suspects. cars. one, as you can see, here is a late 2000 gray infiniti sedan. chp says the other appears to be a gray nissan sedan. investigators believe both cars were involved in the shooting. that happened on i-80 near i-90, 80 in november last year. 23 month-old jasper. wu was struck and killed by a bullet while riding in the car with

his parents. a reward is offered for information leading to an arrest. a 12 year-old girl is recovering in the hospital after being shot in the leg during a reported road rage incident in pittsburgh. a suspect is now in custody. this happening along buchanan road near harbor street. if you walks away from foothill elementary school. police say the girl's mother was driving with 3 children in the car when a man pulled alongside her, pulled out a handgun and fired a single shot, hitting the young girl. the mother drove to a nearby shopping center and called for help. the girl is in stable condition this morning. and police are still working to figure out what led up to this shooting. police now have several suspects in custody for a rolex robbery in foster city kron four's as he can do, explains how officers use license plate reader technology to make the arrests. >> so this is a picture of

what we saw when we did a search for the white chevy tahoe and this is what you get. this is what the cameras will do. i mean, they're super clear foster city's license plate reader camera technology led police investigators to the vehicle allegedly used in wednesday's rolex watch strong armed robbery of an 85 year-old man. i mean, this an elderly gentleman that was literally attacked. >> plus, the city police chief tracy says the 3 suspects followed the victim home from costco. he was initially confronted there. they tried to do some sort of jewelry rooms where they put on jury and takeoff. realtor worry. >> he didn't allow that to happen and wanted to costco. and when it came back out here, they followed him home to people jumped out of a white chevy tahoe. one person held him while the other person. literally ripped his rolex watch off his wrist. >> while the suspects were making their escape. one of

foster city's 20 flock technology license plate readers recoided the alleged vehicle used in the crime. that plate was then in turn into a nationwide flock safety hot list. 24 hours later, that same license plate reader technology spotted the vehicle engulfed california officers there made the stop and arrested 3 the 3 people that were arrested were alexandra. >> georgie, 18 years old. no address. cao, make less to 22 years old out of spring hill, florida and a quest to 30 years old out of sacramento. chief tracy of lives says since the license plate readers were installed in november 2021, the cameras have played a key role in solving over 25 crimes. and she says she believes that this case would still be open without the technology 100%. this case goes unsolved unless they do it again somewhere we can connect them.

>> and foster city has menu and kron 4 news. >> the contra costa county da's office announcing today they found no evidence of wrongdoing by antioch police in the death of a navy vet in 2020 in december of that year, police responded to emergency calls that 30 year-old angelo quinto was in the middle of a mental health crisis. the attorney for the quinn till family claims officers murdered quinto by putting a knee on his neck for 5 minutes. and just last month, a coroner's jury found a rather ruled the death an accident. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. a big win for environmental activists working to protect access to safe drinking water. >> details ahead.

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environmental groups are celebrating a win this morning. the epa announcing it is taking new steps to protect communities from dangerous chemicals known as pf a's. >> the so-called forever chemicals are linked to cancer and other diseases they've been found in drinking and groundwater across our country. and new rules are now being developed to officially label phase as hazardous material. up to now what it's

been is a huge fight in the courts. >> where the companies have been denied. this stuff isn't harmful. having the u.s. epa designating declare this has to do some farming. these health effects is incredibly helpful. >> environmental activists still want congress to adopt a national standard to reduce the acceptable level of phase in drinking water. >> and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a new project in san francisco looks at how the heat is impacting the city. the signs researchers say they're looking for to help communities disproportionately affected by extreme weather. and as we head to break, if you're looking for something to do this weekend, there's the oakland vintage market. it starts at 10 this morning on jefferson street. more than 40 vendors will offer a selection of furniture are clothing and jewelry. sounds like a lot of fun. it is free to attend.

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what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. >> welcome back. good morning. and thanks so much for tuning in to the kron. 4 morning news and start this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with the very latest on these temperatures that are just they just keep getting hotter. dave, it will be quite a hot week going on here, stephanie. yes, good morning. a warning, everybody. >> looks like someone said this. remind everybody, yes, there was a summer in 2022 and it's really going to be clearing its throat this weekend. here's a live look at what's going on in san jose state. san jose south bay.

you're getting some of the treatment for this as well with an excessive heat warning expected as we get into tomorrow into monday. there's the familiar map, the coverage area almost total. san francisco is not technically in this in the east bay shoreline. we're looking at heat advisories again. that kicks in tomorrow and will bs with us on monday as well. 60's cover most of the bay. meanwhile, 78 going on for antioch and there you have some 60's out of the south bay to 57, by the way, for half moon bay at the ballpark the giants do battle against the phillies. if you're headed that direction from the east bay, it's going to be a climate change for us with high temperatures at about 70 or something. mostly sunny and nice. we'll call it winds out of 10 to 15 little bit of the west. it will be kind of a nice, pleasant breeze. 87 at 12 by 3. we're talking. 95. it's going to get crowded on this little graphic as we get into monday and tomorrow. we'll have more on your forecast in just a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks very much. >> labor day marks the end of what first responders called the 100 deadliest days a time

period bookended by the memorial and labor day. weekends. the combination of alcohol parties and extreme heat can be a recipe for disaster. kron four's philippe djegal reports that emergency rooms are bracing for a busy few days. >> first responders and emergency departments across our state right now are concerned about this weekend and for good reason, although the heat is forcing some people indoors, it's also pushing a lot of us outside on the hiking trails in the water and that rings. and on labor day weekend, those activities are often combined with consuming alcohol. >> which leads to increased visits to emergency. >> do see in general a 25% increase in the number of patients that we will see it. as this weekend. registered nurse tammy green manages the emergency department at dignity health's dominican hospital in santa cruz. we prepare by staffing up. they make sure that we have all

hands on deck. we have staff on call and at the ready to come in if we need them. green says other hospitals within the health system are taking the same steps. she says her hospital has been discharging as many patients were cleared to leave. as soon as possible in order to make room for an expected influx of patients. the highest rated consume water. if you're going to enjoy alcohol, make sure you're mixing water with it. and some food have a good meal and do your best to avoid prolonged exposure to the sun without breaks. p4ilippe de gaulle from >> a bay area assisted living facility says another resident in its care has died after ingesting something kron four's. rob nesbitt spoke with the residents, son. it looks like we are going to go ahead and move on to our next story here. update you on this breaking news this morning

that nasa's planned launch of its historic artemis moon rocket has been called off because of a dangerous fuel leak. and today was nasa's second attempt to send this rocket around the moon. a team at nasa tries to plug the leak this morning, but they were not successful. and nasa will hold a news conference later today to provide updates on the next launch attempt. so we'll be following that closely and bring you any updates on that throughout the newscast and online as well. kron 4 dot com. okay. the holiday travel season is in full swing at bay area. airports kron four's gayle ong caught up with travelers at sfo. >> heading to arizona the kayaking adventure looking for to cool water since he's probably going to be very hot there. and jackie, belen teen has arrived as a foe early friday evening for her first flight since the pandemic. you know, it's not over, but at least things are open again and get out there. get in get

going do what's funny. she's one of the some 65,000 passengers flying out friday from sfo. so far. airport officials say things have been running smoothly. we've got good operations out here. weather is cooperating so far. >> worried about 80% of what we were doing a part of the pandemic. so you'll some lines and it's a busy when you get out here. >> according to hopper and online travel site, domestic travel is up 20% compared to 2019 in the bay area. air travel is nearing pre-pandemic levels. the lines were long at oakland international airport. officials say it's been the busiest summer since 2019 affecting around a quarter of a million total passengers during that time period. >> so that is around 92% of what we saw pre pandemic has. so, yes, we're looking at a very busy weekend for us. it was also bustling at san jose international airport around 55,000. passengers are expected to pass through over the three-day holiday period. airport officials say the

busiest hours for departing passengers have been 06:00am to 07:00am and 02:00pm to 03:00pm. >> back at sfo, some are looking forward to spending labor day weekend here in the bay area are going up now for the weekend's leisure. hang out its of >> football college football, college one football online. >> well, as the most passengers come through on friday before labor day weekend. they do recommend you still get to the airport at least 2 hours early for reporting from international airport now race. >> happening now, if you're on the road this weekend, you can expect to see the chp out in full force, their so-called maximum enforcement period for the holiday weekend started on friday night. an extra patrols will start enforcing the speed limit and cracking down on drunk drivers. maxim forsman ends at midnight on monday. a bay area assisted living facility says another resident in its care has died after

ingesting something and kron four's. rob nesbitt spoke with the resident son. >> it was around midnight on august 24th when doctor kerry can noon was woken up by a phone call from this atria walnut creek assisted living facility. staff alerting him that his dad constantine can noon had to be taken to. the hospital obviously surprise. i said, why is that? he said because he drank some. >> cleaning fluid doctor. can noon rushed to john muir medical center where he says his 94 year-old father was in distress with burns inside his mouth early that same morning doctor went to a trip to see what the cleaning fluid was identified to work with and said it was an alkaline agent unfortunately causes pretty it can cause pretty severe injury. the incident happening just 3 days before gertrude maxwell's death. the 93 year-old was served dishwashing liquid at the atria park senior living facility in san mateo noon passed away on wednesday. his son frustrated with how the

story from a tree has changed over time. essentially totally that. he didn't drink any of the substance the problem was is he is p. >> flaming hot cheetos. these kind of injuries that might get some perch in no way, shape or form can be caused by flaming hot cheetos. doctor says his dad suffered from dementia and was in the dining hall of a trio when the cleaning liquid was consumed. it's so important to have you dangerous chemicals put away a tree. a statement about the death saying, quote, it is uncertain what caused this reaction at this time? we believe it was likely food-related doctor can noone wants to see more transparency from the assisted living facility that he entrusted with his father's care. really frustrating. >> what i thought i was going to do, might get into a place because he would be safer than being at home. you know, any wilson. >> according to a the staff

involved have been suspended while an internal investigation is being done. doctor says an autopsy is scheduled for monday and he expects more serious action to be taken once an official cause of death is released. reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. there may soon be a decision on lawsuit against the city of oakland and the oakland a's details straight ahead. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me.

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they could make a decision on 3 lawsuits against the city of oakland and the oakland a's sometime next week. >> union pacific railroad. the capitol corridor joint powers authority and the east oakland stadium alliance are suing over the city's approval of the environmental impact report for the new a's ballpark. they're suggesting the team build a new facility at the current coliseum location. the judge's ruling next week could delay the team's plans to stay in oakland. the a's are thinking about making a move to las vegas following in the footsteps of the raiders. if they can't get a new stadium here in oakland. now the a's are hoping to build a new waterfront ballpark at the howard terminal and that ballpark is expected to cost about a billion dollars. >> vegas, it's so hot there in vegas, but well in the home front anyway. yeah. oh, boy. upper 90's today in the east bay. this is only the warm-up act, folks. it's going to be a hot weekend. details coming up here.

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bit haze. we have this morning. >> but temperatures up in the mountains, even safer tahoe going to be plenty toasty getting up to about 90 or so. it looks like sunday monday into tuesday. the other issue we're looking out for is a red flag warning which may expand a little bit on monday tuesday with the change of the winds up there. so now that's a statement that just covers nevada. but look at current temperatures for 60's over most of the region. 78 for antioch, some 50's hang on a little bit at the coast for half moon bay and also for san francisco. pretty quiet for the week ahead. obviously with a high pressure controlling everything towards the end here. look down near that. that a code that we have here in the southeastern side of the watch it. sneak up to yosemite. there you have it. that could pose may be some issues of thunder shower action. we like the rain part, but the lightning can be problematic. 4 zone forecast for your saturday comes in like this. 75 san francisco at the coast at about 70 upper 60's at that. 84 burlingame.

remember, this is the warm-up act. 88 for red, a redwood city. 86 for palo alto in the south bay readings approaching about 90 east bay shoreline to the south mid 80's tri valley, upper to middle 90's for today. 98 for walnut creek in danville, san ramon. you're looking at 94 of allay 80 with 99 for fairfield, napa and 91 in santa rosa at 96. not satisfied. here we go for the 7 day a warm we are hot one. 0, 5 tomorrow, one, 10 on monday. a gradual reduction in temperatures throughout the week and again by the weekend gets interesting with some of that rain off towards our east. stephanie. very much day. >> and for a for a friend to bring into your life are about to introduce you to a bunch. but numbers are bouncing up and bay area shelters could really use your help joining me now to discuss is michelle martinez with east bay rabbit rescue. thank you so much, michelle, for being here with us this morning. thank you for

having us. and you also have your assistant here and malia who is holding some of the available rep. available for adoption. >> yes, we have a litter of bunnies here were born actually in a a stray bunny was brought the vast majority of stray bunnies are not fixed. and so we end up with the letters of bunnies that we're looking for homes for. >> oh, goodness. and so how many rabbits are currently available for adoption at just your shelter alone. >> we currently have. 25 plus bunnies currently available for adoption and they are all different ages sizes, colors, personalities, right? right. and is that number unusually high? would you say it is extremely high? we are seeing unprecedented number of strays and requests for that we attribute to the rising cost

of housing, the housing and so we're really trying to get the word out that when bunnies are fixed or neutered, they make wonderful house pets just like cats and dogs ran and tell us a bit about this litter specifically said that they were actually born in the shelter of how many are there and walk us to maybe their personalities a little bit. so people. >> who are interested can learn a bit more. yes, so on they were born to a stray bunny that was brought in. her name is harmonica. and we don't have mama here today. >> but she gave birth on shortly after being brought into the shelter to 7 baby. but nice. and we have been able to adopt a couple of them out. this is our musical instrument litter. and so they have really cute names like fatal. right now that they're young. so they're very playful they have a lot of energy they

like to eat, run around and and have fun. what should people know about rabbits before they take one in side of the home. the good thing to know when you come to us for adoption on, we try to do a really good job as far as matching personalities with the household or their children in the household. you have other pets we try to educate as far as the set up. so you see what what we have here is a good set up for a bunny. there's enough room for them move around, stand up and a periscope. what we call it. they're spayed and neutered. and so their litter box trained. okay, very good. so. >> all of when people come to adopt from eu rescue. the rabbits are already fixed. >> yes, unless their they have to be a certain age, but friday or fix. but typically

they're all fixed. spayed and neutered before they are adopted out. and that is such an important part of of the process because we want to be able to control and they maintain the population writes absolute more of them don't end up back in the shelter. >> you know, those things that people need to do to prepare their homes before they take a rabbit in. yes, i i would say educating on yourselves about the care of the bunny indoor fixed. a neutered have a life span of 8 to 12 because they're protected from the elements and protected from predators. and i'm having a nice area for them to be in people can interact with them. they're very social animals. you want an area that they can run around in as well. is it ok to bring them into a home with, say other pets like cats

and dogs possibly? so just like cats and dogs, they all have their own personality. and rabbits can very well live harmoniously with cats and dogs. but they all depend on their personalities. and kate, okay. so good things. and and if people do have other pets in the home, they can run that by. you are were people in the organization and you can kind of assess that absolutely case by case so how can people learn more information about adopting a your rabbits? yes, so the best thing to do is go to our website east, a rabbit dot org. and there's information in there about how to adopt as well as how to foster if you're not ready to and you're still what it would be like to own a rapid you can foster. we are always in need of fosters and that allows the bunnies to be in a home. we learn more about their personality so we can we can

match them with potential adopters. much better. okay. wonderful nurse michelle martinez with east bay rabbit rescue. thank you so much for your work. and for bringing these adorable bunnies the show today, we hope that they all >> find wonderful, loving in forever homes. thank you very much for having us. all right. we'll be right back. mmm. he's been here since december. you left him that mug of dunkin' with his cookies that night. i'm gonna say something.

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breathing, or and, you know, in more instances, the dog becoming lethargic. vomiting. see, want to make if your pet is suffering from anything like that. go to the emergency >> and if you don't have a pool, you want to make sure to provide the pets with lots of water to drink and you want to avoid walking them during the hottest part of the day as well because the pavement can get pretty hot and they could burn the pas. of course, never leave your dog inside a hot car. either temperatures can get very, very warm and there in just a matter of minutes. and still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news, we have live team coverage of the heat wave sweeping across the bay area. >> how some cities are working to keep you cool and the key concern because it rather the heat is causing some pretty big concern about wildfire danger in our state. the advice from firefighters as you head outdoors and east bay

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of this big topic. kron four's camila barco live for us in the north bay. we're cooling centers open their doors this morning. but first, let's get over to dave spahr for a look at the conditions out doors. good morning to you, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and temperatures are not awaiting their already moving as we've seen 70's already popping up up to get off to the far east bay. >> and it's going to be hot around the carquinez strait. here's a live shot of what's going on. half moon bay, one of the places people be keeping cool, calm sea along with that to now we have more 70's encroaching 72 for concord. 73 livermore. everybody else pretty much at least in the 60's. 59, though, for half moon bay temperature contrast for you. more than half a dozen or almost a dozen degrees ahead where we were this time from yesterday. notice up in the north bay. tune through napa and even off to conquer there, too. so we have a heat advisory this for the east bay shoreline and portions of the bay side peninsula. that's for kicks in tomorrow. and for monday. meanwhile, excessive heat warning over the east bay

hills. a good chunk of the north bay and the south bay as well. your breakdown, 91 at high noon by 4. 95. more on those temperatures and what's expected for the weekend coming up at the bet, stephanie. >> thanks very much, dave. and continuing our team coverage of this extreme heat cities across the bay area are taking steps to help people stay cool. kron four's camila barco live for us in santa rosa where the city is opening cooling centers this morning. hey, camilla. >> good morning, stephanie. temperatures are going to be heating up across the bay area for this long weekend. santa rosa has people covered. if they want to cool off, they're opening the finley community center today. it's right behind me open this center today tomorrow and monday, starting at 11:00am and the open it until 07:00pm. now people can go inside. you can take a c and then they can cool off. they can also bring some books, some games or laptop says there is free

wi-fi at the center, but only service animals are allowed inside and they ask that you limit. what you bring to one tool bag and a day packed per person. now the national weather service says these temperatures are dangerous and anyone is at risk for heat related illnesses. so of course, drink your water and stay out of the sun. but also consider these tips. check on your relatives and neighbors do not leave kids or pets in the cars. do not do any strenuous or outside activity in the middle of the day and wear light, waited clothing. now some people they want to escape this. whether by staying at home, just a reminder, there is a flex alert today from 4 in the afternoon to 09:00pm. cal iso is asking everyone to conserve energy during those hours. this will help avoid any power outages. and you can help starting now by pre cooling your home, charging your phone and laptops and running any major appliances. but after 4 this afternoon, set your thermostats to 78 degrees. keep fans on to cool down,

draw drapes and turn off the lights. and stephanie, like i said, the finley community center is going to be open for anyone who may want to come inside, take advantage of the a c. but i have also just learned that here in santa rosa, they are opening this parade ground at prince gateway park. it's a playground where kids can just walk and run around where water is just a splashing in their faces. so a good way to cool off today for the kids and also enjoy the day and that will open later today. i'll send it back to you. yeah. great option for families looking to beat the heat. thanks so much. camila. >> a spare. the air alert is also in effect due to this hot weather and all the hot air combined with cards us can create unhealthy levels of smog like. >> but once you're seeing on your screen right there on the bay area, air quality management district is urging people to limit driving to reduce air pollution and to walk bike or take public transit. instead. >> this is the 4th spare the

air alert. the district has issued this year. and in response to the hot weather, the east bay regional park district is doing something they've never done before. they're shutting down dozens of parks this long holiday weekend, 40 parks will be closed starting tomorrow due to extreme fire danger and many of those parks are next to neighborhoods. fire officials say another thing they have to consider is evacuation procedures. if a fire does break out >> if fires do happen, our first responsibility before we even start to fight the fires to get people out, which means we can't readily detect the fire right away. need to do rescue first. so. >> by mitigating and will and minimizing the amount of people that are in our parks. that means that we can you go directly to fighting the fire with the precious little resources that we have. >> the district is keeping many of its many parks open. the ones that do have water features that is during this heat wave, you can find a full list of park closures on our website. kron 4 dot com. and

red flag warnings are not in effect for us here in the bay area. but firefighters are gearing up for potential fires this weekend. they say the last several months have not seen significant rainfall leaving the ground bone dry. plus, humidity levels are expected to stay pretty low overnight. the city of well, walnut creek also closed all of its open space parks through the holiday weekend because of the high fire danger. the contra costa county fire protection district is asking people to please take extra precautions. take a good look at your screen there. they're advising to the people please not operate machinery like lawnmowers which can accidently spark a fire. officials also asking people to remove any dead and dying vegetation from around homes. want to make sure you have that defensible space prepared and finally, make sure you have a go bag packed and ready to go in. case of fire. does force evacuation orders to go into place? meantime, more than 7,000 people have evacuated because of the mill

fire burning in siskiyou county near the oregon border. and that fire is now close to 4,000 acres. you can see it smoldering on your screen there, setting up a lot of smoke. this is currently 0% contained. it sparked yesterday afternoon and this is what is left of one neighborhood in the town of weed. this fire leaving at least several people injured. it also burned entire homes to the ground. we are working to get an exact count of the structural damage. but as you just saw, there was a firefighter hosing down what was left of the house. governor gavin newsome declaring a state of emergency to help support the response effort here. and one man says that he saw the fire start at an abandoned mill. >> and we came outside and we just saw the ways and it was like him away. it went up and out and when didn't out that way. and then helicopters everywhere. >> scary moments for people living there. the mill fire is

one of 3 fires to burn in siskyou county in the last 2 months. as the extreme heat continues. governor newsom is expanding his emergency declaration allowing the state to respond to dangerous conditions faster. he warned this week the worst is likely. still ahead, the man on the electric grid thursday was the highest. it's been since 2017. people are reminded to cut back on energy use, especially during the peak hours of 49 pm. >> electricity conservation is going to be essential and keeping the power flowing to california without interruption of california. consumers and businesses continue to pitch in. you can serve during those key hours of 49 pm. one strain on the system is highest. we can make a real difference. >> the california office of emergency services also known as cal oes has position firefighters and engines across 12, california counties in response to the high fire danger. coming up in just a

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discovered top secret records in an office and storage room along with dozens of empty folders labeled classified agents also found more than 10,000 government records with no classification markings. this is according to a more detailed inventory of the seized material made public by the justice department yesterday. the inventory does not describe the content of the documents, but does illustrate the extent to which classified information was stashed in boxes at trump's mar-a-lago home. this also making clear the volume of an classified government documents in the former president's possession, even though those records were supposed to have been turned over to the national archives and records administration. president trump has said that he declassified all of the documents found at mar-a-lago. >> we're all those pleasant days we had in late july and early august will the bill has come due. we're paying for it this weekend. look at those temperatures in the mid 90's to even upper 90's to be had

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67 for napa. 63 for santa rosa. futurecast for not much to see, obviously with lots of sunshine coming in. but as we get tomorrow morning for the way that fog developing temporarily mixing up pretty quickly as we get into the afternoon hours and a couple stray clouds also working their magic. as you can see up in the spine of the mountain. so because we have a thermal gradient, you that drive some winds. that's it. difference in terms of temperatures over the region. very calm and our microclimate usually will drive that. and there's our onshore winds. today's effort and then tomorrow practically shuts down. this is not unheard of with a high pressure overhead kind of turns off those winds. but the feel sometimes that afternoon breeze that you get a little consolation for these warm temperatures, don't expect much of that for tomorrow that coupled with this, we don't get much of that humidity inland either. so remain dry. that's kind of a plus trying to keep cool, though. that is a little bit of fire has or 2. there's the marine layer. it does come back in the morning hours and again gets kicked

back out again for the afternoon. there's the effort for sunday afternoon for the putting it all together for you. 80's going on the east bay 90's. meanwhile, for those inland locations, excessive heat watch, which kicks into a warning. we're all that red is on the map. got 90 ish for the bay 100 plus inland mid-nineties for labor day 100 plus inlet. and that's going to hang looks like all the way till tuesday until that funny starts to break down gradually into next week. 75 san francisco today. 82 open 89 san jose. but inland is where it's really happening. upper 90's in the far east bay also mid-nineties to the north bay in a bit. we'll check out the 4 zone forecast. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. appreciate it. >> for women and people of color, different rules can apply when climbing the career ladder. my next guest knows that feeling well, bay area tech executive deborah liu rose through the ranks at pay pal, ebay and facebook del developing products now used by billions of people around

the world today. she's the ceo of a 4.7 billion dollar company. ancestry dot com joins me live now to share her lessons learned and advice from her new book. take back your power. deborah, thank you so much for joining us live this morning. >> thank you so much for inviting me. >> just to get right into it, your book focuses on this idea of power, right? how to harness it, how to get it back because of this power imbalance that you've personally observed in your own career in tech. so walk us through some of the common challenges that women are up against in the workplace. >> well, there's so many small things in the u.s. are actually even not. the reality is, for example, you know, for every 100 men to promote its management, you know, only 86 women are and so been are already dropping off a little bit at the beginning of the run. but there are other stats suggest that there are 4 candidates in the pool and a woman is moving one of the candidates 0 probability of getting a job and say, you know, these are small things that you're seeing and no

individual woman that actually understand or see it herself. yeah, they're almost like invisible barriers, right? so can you walk us through maybe some own examples from your own career where you might have experienced these types of challenges. you know, early on in my career, i really struggled with learning to speak up and is a woman you need to take up space enough so people can hear you do things that was not actually warm, spoken. and i really felt like that. hold me back. and it took me a long time to get to iran today by learning to speak up and wanting to ask. and what are some ways that people can learn to almost overcome >> overcome that challenge of of learning how to speak up and advocate for ourselves. well, part of it is having amazing allies. you know, having someone at your site, a manager who's and then to our sponsor. >> having a team that support you have the circle. i talk a little bit about that blunt. but, you know, having strong allies that is a woman's best and most powerful tool.

>> and that, you know, speaking of allies, they are important. but what happens if somebody is looking around, they're like, oh, there's nothing there. there's nobody i really feel like i can connect what could really consider a mentor. hear what what's your recommendation in that case? >> the swear. i actually mentor a number of women and they just reach out to me. they said i'm the only woman of my company in products i would love to be mentors are supported. i, you know, coached 1008 over the last 8 years and try help him connect them with different folks. i think sometimes the first step is to learn to ask if you're not hearing know all the time, you're probably not asking enough and >> and you know what you think that, you know, obviously there's a lot that the individual can do to learn how to advocate for themselves. but the same time when you think companies can do to create a more supportive workplace for women and for marginalized groups. >> i think the biggest thing is to know the statistics know the challenges that and underrepresented groups are facing and really look at your process ease. one thing i talk

about was how they were several in the 19th last to get on the 4.30, bus. they can go home to pick up their kids and they worry that affected their career. but at the same time, it was the only accommodation the baby we needed to make. and they were incredible plays. so we moved our happy hours, moved meetings and that after 4.30, we wouldn't have any meetings. this is a small bay where this was really important to a small group of people. and yet just really having that flexibility was really important to and something that i also like to get your thoughts on you know, the the cultural aspect. all this to right. there's this video that's been trending on social media. it says shows young asian american man. and he asked the question, does he really need to be less asian to succeed in america? >> right. because the come in idea that many asian-americans faces, you know, we're taught from a young age, just kind of keep our heads down, work really hard and it will be recognized for that. but often in western culture, it can really be about. speaking up your point from from earlier. so, you know, you know it

right you know how much of our cultural identities, i suppose whether your asian or black or hispanic, so on and so forth. do we need to compromise or is it more about adapting? >> i think if we call of assimilation of compromising, we're definitely not going to make the right choices. instead, i think it's choosing what you adapt its choosing and being intentional about what you change so that, you know, you're honoring who you are and your culture. and at the same time able to thrive in the workplace where there are certain things that you noticed as you are building your own career where you notice that of this may have been something that i was taught when i was raised >> i was taught a growing up that i might have to almost adapter overcome in order to achieve my goals in the professional setting. >> i think, you know, my parents put your head down, get the work done if people recognize it. that is not how it works in the workplace.

really, you know, because the independence of our work, most people realize what you're doing and a td bases to being able to kind of tell your story, have a narrative really finding your voice to speak up and share about what you're working on. that is such an incredible skill that my parents would never us. lots to tell me. >> and have you because it it was those skills of working hard that serve them when they came to the united states. right. but none is not necessarily something that would help this next generation. 68. and and in today's sort of modern workplace environment, you know, of the last thing i do want to ask you about is your plans for ancestry. >> you may know of the you know, who do you think you are on the big fan of that you know by celebrities and then they, you know, they go on ancestry and they can track their where they came from, which is just incredible. but you yeah, my personal experience from going on that website on your web site several years back was that it was so hard for me to track my own family history, right? so do you have any plans you

know, make ancestry more inclusive? not just for your co-workers at it in your workplace. but also from a consumer perspective. absolutely. i mean, we have incredible records. we're company has been there for 35 years and we've been announced incredible records from europe. >> latin america from a number of different areas. but area we have is that we don't have a product for everyone. and so was i joined the company 18 months ago. we embarked on an effort called ancestry for all, which is really having make ancestry more accessible for those for whom we don't have records or recent immigrants how we make it. so that is a family activity we can do together. and that is the next chapter of where we're going. all right, deborah liu, ceo of ancestry and author of >> take back your power. 10 new rules for women at work. thank you so much for being thank you so much for being with us this morning. ♪strutting your way into my heart♪ ♪take your hat off make yourself at home♪ ♪how about stay the night then strut on home♪ ♪day 1, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪day 2, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪day 3, i'm in love with your strut♪

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temperatures will be climbing all weekend long. you know, with such a mild summer and many cases. >> and then we get to early september, which is tempered the beginning of logical autumn. whatever. anyway, here's a live look at what's going on just 70. we see yosemite falls, a bit of haze there, but that's one place people might be escaping some of the heat back on the home front. this we're talking about a heat advisory. tentatively starts tomorrow. bless you. and then we have a warning. it goes on in those inland valleys tomorrow and also into monday. so good coverage area. and for a while to several days right here during the labor day holiday. we've got 60's going on in the east bay shoreline for now, 81 for antioch, 73 livermore in for concord, but elsewhere, pretty much the 60's and control heading to the ballpark today. the giants to battle against the phillies. one. 0, 5 game time. that will be cool if you're coming in from the east bay or even up in the hills of the north bay, too, with only 70 expected for a high, mostly sunny and nice little breeze with that, too. which will feel good. the

breakdown today about 91 for 1 o'clock by 4. 95 going to the 4 zone forecast for you coming up in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much, david. that was a coffin on its knees by certainly appreciate that. >> labor day does mark the end of what first responders called the 100 deadliest days at the time period bookended by the memorial and labor day. weekends and a combination of alcohol parties and the extreme heat can be a recipe for disaster. kron four's philippe djegal reports that emergency rooms are bracing for a busy few days. >> first responders and emergency departments across our state right now are concerned about this weekend and for good reason, although the heat is forcing some people indoors, it's also pushing a lot of us outside on the hiking trails in the water. >> and that other innings. and on labor day weekend, those activities are often combined with consuming alcohol, which leads to increased visits to emergency.

>> do see in general a 25% increase in the number of patients that we will see this this weekend, registered nurse tammy green manages the emergency department at dignity health's dominican hospital in santa cruz. we prepare by a staffing up. they make sure that we have all hands on deck. we have staff on call and that they're ready to come in if we need them. green says other hospitals within the health system are taking the same steps. she says her hospital has been discharging as many patients were cleared to leave as soon as possible. >> in order to make room for an expected influx of patients. the highest rated consume water. if you're going to enjoy alcohol, make sure you're mixing water with it. >> and some food have a good meal and do your best to avoid prolonged exposure to the sun without breaks. philippe all kron. 4 >> and friday, mark the anniversary of the 2017 labor day heat wave that brought a 160 degree day to san francisco. the hottest

recorded temperature in city history. well, today a heat mapping project is underway to see how extreme weather impacts different parts of our city. the sensors attached to cars, track, heat and humidity data friday volunteers drove 12 different routes across san francisco at various parts of the day to gather that data. extreme heat events have shown to disproportionately impact vulnerable communities, including the tenderloin in chinatown where the population may be more packed together and older. >> time to time, for example, a large number of surfaces that ups or pete coupled with the fact that there's a lack of tree cover and shame. if you don't have the ability to map the communities that are most in need to map where they need the resources the most. then that you'll how widespread suffering as a result. >> the data collected will help the city. understand how factors like green space tree cover payment and tall buildings can create so-called heat islands. those are areas that can trap heat and prevent

air flow. the health department and other city agencies will examine the data once it's all collected, unavailable, it will help the city decide where to invest in cooling centers or where to plant more trees. and new this morning, police are investigating after a person is hit and killed by a car overnight in san jose. this happening on the 700 block of how your avenue the driver remained on scene to work with police. this is the 24th pedestrian killed in an accident so far this year. in the north, a newly released video from sandra fell. police is raising some neighborhood concerns about the department's use of force policy. a warning that viewers might find this video hard to watch. this happened back on july 27th in the city's can now area. the video showing a group of men approached by officers over an open container of beer. the situation puts quickly escalating after the officers appear to show the man into the ground breaking his nose. we spoke with the attorney representing the man seen in this video.

>> we saw it was a terrible abuse of power. it never should have happened heriot. they were aggressive. they were rude. they escalated the situation. the police chief. >> says the incident is now being investigated and that both officers involved in this incident are on leave. a developing story now this morning. the chp says it has a lead in the freeway shooting that killed a fremont boy last november. investigators released a photo of these 2 suspects. cars. get a good look there. one is a late 2000 gray infiniti sedan. chp says the other appears to be a gray nissan sedan. investigators believe the both of these cars were involved in the shooting that happened on i-80 near i-980, in november last year. >> 23 month-old jasper. wu was struck and killed by a bullet while riding in the car with his parents. a reward for information is a leading to an

arrest or rather a reward is offered for any information leading to an arrest. a 12 year-old girl is recovering in the hospital after being shot in the leg during a reported road rage incident in pittsburgh. a suspect is now in custody. it happened along buchanan road near harbor street, a few blocks away from foothill elementary school. police say the girl's mother was driving with 3 kids in the car when a man pulled alongside pulled out a handgun and fired a single shot, hitting the young girl. the mother drove to a nearby shopping center and called for help. the girl is in stable condition this morning. police are still working to figure out what led up to this shooting. and the bay area assisted living facility says another resident in its care has died after ingesting something kron four's. rob nesbitt spoke with the resident son. >> it was around midnight on august 24th when doctor kerry can noon was woken up by a phone call from this atria walnut creek assisted living facility. staff alerting him

that his dad constantine can noon had to be taken to the hospital. and that's obviously surprise. i said, why is that? he said because he drank some. >> cleaning fluid doctor can noon rushed to john muir medical center where he says his 94 year-old father was in distress with burns inside his mouth early that same morning, doctor can went to a trip to see what the cleaning fluid was identified to work with and said it was an alkaline agent unfortunately causes pretty it can cause pretty severe injury. the incident happening just 3 days before gertrude maxwell's death. the 9u year-old was served dishwashing liquid at the atria park senior living facility in san mateo noon passed away on wednesday. his son frustrated with how the story from a tree has changed over time. essentially told me that he didn't drink any of the substance the problem was is he is p. >> flaming hot cheetos. these

kind of injuries that might get some perch in no way, shape or form can be caused by flaming hot cheetos. doctor says his dad suffered from dementia and was in the dining hall of a trio when the cleaning liquid was consumed. it so important to have you teenagers, chemicals put away a tree. a statement about the death saying, quote, it is uncertain what caused this reaction at this time? we believe it was likely food-related doctor can noone wants to see more transparency from the assisted living facility that he entrusted with his father's care. really frustrating. >> what i thought i was going to do, it might get into a place because he would be being at you know, >> according to a the staff involved have been suspended while an internal investigation is being done. doctor says an autopsy is scheduled for monday and he expects more serious action to be taken once an official cause of death is released. reporting the newsroom. i'm prob nesbitt kron. 4 news.

>> breaking news for you this morning. nasa's planned launch of its historic artemis moon rocket has been called off because of a dangerous fuel leak. today was nasa attempt to send the rocket around the moon and a team tried to plug the leak this morning but were not successful. and nasa is expected to hold a news conference later today to provide updates on that next launch attempt will be following closely for you. and the holiday travel season is in full swing at bay area. airports kron four's gayle ong caught up with travelers at sfo. >> heading to arizona the kayaking adventure looking for to cool water since he's probably going to be very hot there. and jackie, belen teen has arrived at sfo early friday evening for her first fight since the pandemic. you know, it's not over, but at least things are open again and get out there. get in get going to do what's funny. she's one of the some 65,000 passengers flying out friday from sfo. so far. airport officials say things have been

running smoothly. we've got good operations out here. weather is cooperating so far. >> worried about 80% of what we were doing a part of the pandemic. so you'll some lines and it's a busy when you get out here. >> according to hopper and online travel site, domestic travel is up 20% compared to 2019 in the bay area. air travel is nearing pre-pandemic levels. the lines were long at oakland international airport. officials say it's been the busiest summer since 2019 affecting around a quarter of a million total passengers during that time period. >> so that is around 92% of what we saw pre pandemic has. so, yes, we're looking at a very busy weekend for us. it was also bustling at san jose international airport around 55,000. passengers are expected to pass through over the three-day holiday period. airport officials say the busiest hours for departing passengers. >> have been 06:00am to 07:00am and 02:00pm to 03:00pm back at sfo. some are looking forward to spending labor day weekend here in the bay area

are going up. snap for the weekend's leisure. hang out. yeah, it's moneys in the back. >> football college football, college fall in line. >> most passengers come through on friday before labor day weekend. you recommend still get to the airport? at least 2 hours early for reporting international airport on >> happening now, if you're on the road this weekend, you can expect to see the chp. >> out in full force. there are maximum enforcement period for the holiday weekend started on friday night. extra patrols will be enforcing the speed limit and cracking down on drunk drivers that's in force meant does. and at midnight on monday. >> all right. those temperatures are soaring today. upper 90's in the far east bay. we've got some mid-nineties up in the north bay and we're just going to build on that for tomorrow and labor day proper. got your forecast next, including the 4 zone. keep it here.

>> and the big story we're following this weekend, it is the heat. it's important to remember that hot weather can also be pretty brutal on your car. >> kron four's dan kerman spoke with experts about what you can do to ensure a trouble free road trip this holiday weekend.

>> south bay highways as well as those in the east bay and those heading to the north bay have been filling up this bay area. residents head out on the three-day weekend, but with temperatures expected to soar to the triple digits, it's critical to make sure. >> your road trip doesn't hit a roadblock. we're cooling should be between the max and the minimum mechanic. be it with automotive says checking your vehicle's, coolant level is one of 3 key things to look at before you hit the road. second is the oil. and finally, make sure your tire pressure is where it should checking your tire pressure is low, you could be driving. you get flat tire. you be on the side of the road. but sometimes no level of preparedness will prevent a breakdown. that's why if you do have to pull over, make sure it's in a fire, safe area of the vehicle up against excessively dry brush vegetation. >> can easily start a fire. so it's critical that if you do have to go outside the road this holiday weekend that you pull off in a safe environment and again, never into an area that's covered with dry

vegetation, seasonal grasses. just steer clear of it. santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal says part of this one less spark campaign. >> also means that special precautions need to be taken by those pulling a boat or trailer. >> and taking that extra minute to make sure you double checked or triple check that chain and sure that he's not going to drag him potentially spark a fire. >> triple a expected to provide roadside assistance to more than a half a million drivers this holiday weekend. that's nationwide and 123,000 of those will be in california. that's good enough reason to make sure you take steps to make sure you're not one of them. at the golden gate bridge. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and if you're planning hit the road this weekend, take a look at local gas prices. napa has the highest prices of $5.49 san francisco, only $0.4 cheaper delay. one fairfield have the cheapest average price at $5 and $0.20 or all hovering around the same range there about the same range.

taking a live look outside at san francisco this morning. beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. the biggest story of the day is the heat. we're expecting a hot day with even hotter. temperatures coming for the labor day. holiday. isn't that right day? that's what we're looking at. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're only going to build on the warm temperatures. us a warm by contrast. >> compared to tomorrow and all the talk about gas prices, vehicle maintenance. if you're headed up to >> the by any chance, looks to be warm up there and yosemite. this is what this is, but also for tahoe, that forecast reflecting temperatures at about 90 or so expect over the next several days. looks good in terms of any threat from thunder shower activity. however, red flag warning on the nevada side that may expand the california later on because there are some offshore winds by monday. tuesday may build here. latter portion of the week, though, got another surprise up her sleeve. 73 at this hour. now, livermore concord, 70 to 81

antioch 60's cover the east bay shoreline with 60's up towards the north. not much in the long range forecast models shore, but down here, the south. that's interesting which they were being photobombed here a little bit. what is that that some some tropical moisture monsoon takes a pass for the mountains and that does come with some thunder shower action. we could use the rain, not so much. the lightning action. so we'll be watching that all week to see how that does play out. 4 zone forecast covering it for this saturday. 75 san francisco at the coast. we'll do close to 70 or upper 60's. that probably will be 70's by tomorrow. 84 for burlingame, 83 foster city, 88 for redwood city covered in these statements, however, is the south bay as well. not today, but that will be tomorrow. now 89 san jose, 90 for cupertino already got the east bay shoreline in mid 80's tri valley, upper 90's for good coverage area like walnut creek and and old. 98 conquered pair of nines 94, san ramon and 79 for berkeley. so we have a the temperature

gradient going on here, but we're not going to have much in the way of winds today will really tomorrow, 80 vallejo. 99 fairfield and 96 for santa rosa. here's a thermal gradient for you. watch it. here we go. one '05 tomorrow monday at one 10. that should be probably the peak. then gradually reducing temperatures through the latter portion of the week into next weekend. and again, a nice little treat in a way, i guess coming in from the south of maybe some rain. we'll have more as we follow that ahead. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. college football is back for cal and stanford. stanford cardinals will be opening their season on their home turf against the colgate raiders. kickoff for that game is set for 5 in palo alto. meantime, the cal golden bears will will also open their season at home. they'll be taking on the uc davis aggies. i'm a proud golden bear myself to go bears kickoff for that game is set for one in berkeley and now the bay area baseball. the giants hosting

the phillies and they had a pretty good start going up. 4 runs after the first inning, they go on to win by a final of 13 to does the phillies battle it out again today? >> first pitch set for one. 0, 5 this afternoon. i mean, time is finishing up their road trip back east against the orioles in the 5th inning game was tied at 2 apiece. but the orioles school, it scored 3 runs in the age. it would go on to win by a final of 5 to the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first pitch set for 4, 0, 5, in alameda county judge says there could be a decision on 3 lawsuits against the city of oakland and the oakland a's sometime next week. >> union pacific railroad, the capitol corridor joint powers authority and the east oakland stadium alliance are suing over the city's approval of the environmental impact report for a new a's ballpark.

they're suggesting the team build a new facility at the current coliseum location. the judge's ruling next week could delay the team's plans to stay in oakland. the a's are considering a move to las vegas following in the footsteps of the raiders. if they cannot get a new stadium in oakland in the would like to build a new waterfront ballpark at the howard terminal. that park is expected to cost about a billion dollars. one women's tennis legend serena williams took to the court for possibly the last time getting a standing ovation before her u.s. open third-round match last night. the 2 long sets did serena big. she lost the final set 6 to one the 23 time grand slam winner announced a few weeks ago. she would be retiring after this event. back here in the bay area. foster city police use license plate reader technology to track down the car allegedly

used in wednesday's rolex watch robbery of an 85 year-old man. police say the suspects followed the victim home from the foster city. costco and investigators say 2 people jumped out of a car. one held the victim while the other ripped his rolex watch off of his wrist. 24 hours later, a license plate reader spotted the suspect's car in the gault in the sacramento county area. officers found and arrested 3 suspects. so this is just picture of what we saw. >> when we did a search for the white chevy tahoe and this is what you get. this is what the cameras will do. i mean, they're super clear. >> the 2 says that since the plate readers were installed in november 2021, they've played a key role in solving more than 25 crimes. and as we head into the break, if you're looking for something to do this weekend, we got an option for you. >> this is the art walk sf block party. it starts at noon on clement street. it is a

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>> well, if you're planning to visit disneyland soon, you can expect to get a taste of halloween. disneyland. california adventure park and disneyland resort will feature lights, decorations. and of course, beloved disney characters all dressed up for this holiday and guy boogie bash at california adventure park is already sold out. that sounds like a lot of fun

actually, but lovers can still have fun on rides, attractions, food in in more in in various venues. >> there i saw mater in there from cars. that gonna guy took him to court. so yeah, they have that. they do have a lot of fun things at disneyland. >> hot, stephanie and getting where they were going to the flaming area here. one, 0, 5 tomorrow on monday at one 10. plus got to say that. our stage guy, matt, is going to go to sacramento. he's going to already going on tomorrow and it's going to be baking. hopefully there's some pool time involved late drink. lots of at. i'm sure he'll be having other substance to okay. temperatures dropping into the double digits by the middle of the week and all of this. and stephanie, towards the end into next weekend, up in the hills, we're looking at another plume of moisture coming in from the south that may drive some thunderstorm activity, which we don't like that rain. we do like if they go to track a real quick show you the map that we've been talking about forever today,

kicking in tomorrow. this excessive heat warning where you see the red, the heat advisory covering kind of the perimeter of the bay except san francisco. hopefully history will repeat itself no one, 0, 6, is going on. hopefully in san francisco. thanks very much for that update. thanks so much, dave. >> and that's it for us here at the kron. 4 weekend news. i'm stephanie lin and from all of us here at the kron, 4 news studios in san francisco have a wonderful, safe drinking water. yes, lovely labor day long weekend. we'll see tomorrow. this is john.

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