so i started taking osteo bi-flex every day because it has joint shield... ...clinically shown to improve joint comfort within 7 days. osteo bi-flex - available at your local retailer and club. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news. 7. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday, september 4th. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr a day. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. ok, we're off and running now for the heat wave. we've been talking about today officially kicks in for all those statements. it's going to cover a subtle about the middle of the week for just about all the geography being covered. let's get into it right now. here's a live shot for you at half moon bay. little bit of haze going on, calm ocean. those you can see as temperatures start to ascend now actually were a

little cooler in many pockets this morning that we were this time from yesterday. we'll take it. got 50's in the peninsula there. 63 san jose. 67 for antioch with 50's covering the north bay kind of a warm 62 going on for the lay hope by contrast. there you go in the east bay, particularly trailing by a few degrees, half moon bay. we're just we're 9 degrees behind this morning. so that feels good. hope your windows are open, calm, wind we have single digits for the winds and they're not going to give us any help at all the next couple of days. that's part of the problem. so getting to those statements, this goes through wednesday. now at 8 o'clock. that's what you see in red there. that's the excessive heat warning. the heat advisory, though. there you see the coverage area along the east bay shoreline peninsula, san francisco as a technicality, not in this, but it will be plenty hot in the city as well. so a lot of people don't have ac either. not 86 going on 11 o'clock by 2, 100 as we build on that. more in details on this coming up in just a bit funny. all right. thanks very much. date.

>> well, the he continues to stick around multiple areas in our state will see scorching hot temperatures as really a shed. its reports fire and state officials say we can all do our part to help conserve power. >> we have our hottest temperatures yet to come early to mid week in a joint press conference saturday morning fire and state officials warn residents that the worst of this heat wave hasn't hit just yet and they need to be we know that this heat will also be a period of time where we could in the in the next window of several days be getting a number of new fire starts. and so we want to be as prepared as we possibly can. siskyou county has 2 fires which began within 3 hours of each other. the weed fire has injured people and destroyed at least 50 structures, including homes. evacuations continue to be in effect. cal fire chief deputy director chris anthony reminded everyone that 95% of all fires start from human

caused activity. that's why we're reminding everyone to be extremely fire safe this weekend. it only takes a spark to ignite a major fire. the record high temperatures has cal iso reminding residents to be mindful of their electricity use during peak hours thursday evening. >> we had the highest demand for power that we've seen substance in september of 2017, calling it a dress rehearsal for what's going to be a more significant set of conditions over the weekend. he says the flex alerts will likely continue consumer flexible demand. that response can be the difference between the light staying on. >> we're >> and as far as our firefighters on the front lines who also have the threat of scorching heat to contend with. >> that is something that that we're watching very, very closely we don't want to have any. >> i he miss injuries as a result of the work that we know that they need to do on

these fires. but the same time making sure that we have those mitigation measures in place. so >> people are getting the rest that they need. and and also the water that they need as well in sacramento, rowena shaddox community support. >> and the flex alert remains in effect today. that means from 04:00pm to 09:00pm the fish energy officials. >> are asking you to please conserve power in your home. the california independent system operator or cal iso issue. the flex alert who didn't reduce the demand on the state's power grid during look at this. here's some energy saving tips for you before 04:00pm. you should pretty cool your home charge, electronic devices and run any major appliances like dishwashers and washing machines again before 04:00pm. and from after 04:00pm to 09:00pm, you should set your thermostat to 78 degrees and close drapes and blinds to keep the inside of your home. cool. also turn off any unnecessary lights. as we

continue our coverage on the heat. people are heading out and looking for ways to stay cool. kron four's camila barco is live for us now in beautiful san francisco where people are headed out for a fun day at the camila. >> hey, stephanie, say across the bay area, we're definitely going to see those hot temperatures were actually in alameda this morning. and you can see the sun is just coming out this right now. some people they're going to take advantage of this and they're either going to come to the beach. other people are going to escape the heat and stay at home. but if people are going to come to the beach, there's a few things that people should know right now. there's the national weather service wants to see. the national weather service that says that the heat that we're going to experience today is dangerous and anyone is at risk for heat related illnesses. now people can prevent that by drinking some water and staying out of

the sun. there's also a few other things people should do on a hot day like today. for example, check on your relatives and neighbors don't leave any kids or pets in a car. don't do any strenuous are outside activity in the middle of the day and wear lightweight clothing. now, if you are coming to the beach, there are a few things to keep in mind. take a look at the national weather service says never swim alone. relaxing. call for help. if you're caught in a rip current remain hydrated and find shade like using an umbrella. now, stephanie, the national weather service says that the hottest days are going to be today and tomorrow. again, people are either going escape the heat and go stay inside or they're going to come outside and take advantage of a hot day like today. but if you are going to come to the beach, of course, bring some water wear that sunscreen. and of course, try to find some shade because it's going to get very, very hot. i'll send it back to you. yeah, reporting live for us in alameda. thanks so much. coming for that live report.

>> a spare the air alert remains in effect through tomorrow for cities around the bay area and the bay area. air quality management district says a combination of triple digit temperatures and car exhaust are expected to create unhealthy levels of smog that can cause chest pain or throat irritation in can be especially harmful for kids. seniors and people with respiratory or heart conditions. the air district encouraging anyone planning to exercise outside. please do so in the early morning hours when smog levels are lower. so you can do that after the newscast this morning. and coming up at 7.15, on the kron, 4 morning news since just 20 years old and already making a big difference. >> you're from the oakland author that has people around the world, including oprah winfrey, picking up her book. and at 7.35, people flocking to lake tahoe to try and beat the heat. and local businesses say visitors are helping to revitalize the local economy there. we explained and after the break, many parks in the

bay area closed today while regional park officials made that decision.

>> happening today, you can expect a number of parks across the east bay to be closed through labor day and response to the hot weather east bay regional parks. officials closing 40 park citing high fire danger, tilden, claremont canyon and

the diablo foothills. also on this list, you can find more on our website. kron 4 dot com. read one looking for a way to get to a cooling center. the vta is offering free rides to south bay locations during the heat wave, including stops in campbell. morgan hill mountain view, palo alto, san jose, santa clara and sunnyvale. the access paratransit service will also be available. >> all right, starts for today. here's the breakdown. we expect inland. those temperatures already racing through the 80's by the late morning hours, crossing over 100 degrees into the early afternoon. details on what you can expect today and be on the can expect today and be on the kron. 4 morning news. this is a craft 170 years in the making. (sniffing) for bold, smooth flavor in every batch of black silk. it's something we pride ourselves on at folgers... yeah, i said folgers. it's something we pride ourselves on at folgers... finding my way forward with node-positive breast cancer

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>> just >> all that was very nice. i think that was that was singing that for us this morning. taking a live look outside at san looking very pretty out there. nice shot of the transamerica. building. but another day of a lot more heat coming this morning friday. yeah, and we do have a cloud for the silver lining so we don't get the silver lining. i guess. >> that's i think as way to is a couple clouds pass the kind of cover things up at times a little bit because you don't have any help in keeping cool this weekend. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody.

>> live shot as you can see, the east bay shoreline. just start to get a couple rays of sun as we start the day. and for this, we rest this weekend, as you've been hearing about it, going to be hot and the only thing that's changed little wrinkle is extended this beyond. and that really takes us to the middle of the week to the folks well inland. so hope for seized or what it has to do for you. 71 antioch, 62 livermore, east bay shoreline scratching right about 60 or so with that plenty of 50's up to the north bay and travels. definitely pack the extra water bottles. i know you don't see the numbers here, but as we march forward, what i want to show us how dry it is towards the east. we've been talking about the fire threat here. it's really really drivers will notice by this afternoon. and this is the dead of night. now overnight, we have a little recovery of that marine layer right around the immediate bay going on. it's not going to get a whole lot in the way of fog going on. so you'll probably see the stars and everything. but at least we'll have that surface moisture. so it's a little recovery. we obviously don't have an offshore wind without any winds practive to speak of. so it's going to be dry in

london. the thing it does is that helps you out a li1tle bit. but you want to keep that water go. once we've you'll say, hey, i will feel nice. what's going on. you do. it's just evaporating before you even notice it tomorrow. same kind of deal to it does help you out a little bit in terms of the body working properly. so the dry air, let's use physics to help you out there. future cast not much. again, we see a little bit of a slight tick that happens in the afternoon. this is very typical with or to pa graffiti. we talk about the climate all the time, just because of elevation issues and proximity to the ocean. but you have the winds to do any mixing. so it doesn't help much at all. so not much in the way of winds, although they are on shore a little bit that we will get today. 90's for the bay 100 plus inland heat statements begin now for monday into tuesday. we've got near 100 for the bay won 10 plus going on in lynn. this will be for monday and all the way till tuesday. maybe can't even rule out in some spots as late as wednesday. excessive heat warning for wednesday. by the way. and for the rest of the week, still very hot for wednesday, 80 ish east bay and

90 or so going on. well inland. this is going to take us into next weekend, which, by the way, starts to look a little interesting. 78 san francisco, 85 for oakland since 94. meanwhile for san jose, there are some of the numbers. and again, we've just started 100 expected for santa rosa off to the east b'y 100 plus again. we'll have your 4 zone forecast in a bit. and that extended to stephanie. okay, looking forward. thanks very much, dave. >> areas home to a lot of literary giants. and we're about to introduce you to the newest one. she is a young oakland woman who published her first novel getting major recognition from none other than oprah winfrey kron four's. pam moore sat down with 19 year-old layla motley. >> a >> leyla modly just turned 20 in june and she is already getting rave reviews for her debut novel called nightcrawling. i'm going to

she's doing book readings here and around the country. it is wrong and innocent. at the same time. >> all the polls and no one ever seemed to leave. nobody it is set in oakland, her hometown. and the backdrop is a real-life police scandal calling follows 17 we we can follow her as she becomes involved with and that would give police officers who sexually exploit her and and the book follows the aftermath of and explores, you know, black girlhood and vulnerability. layla is referencing a heavy, real world subject. she was just 13 or 14 when the explosive oakland police scandal was unfolding. the 2015 case involved officers from oakland and a number of other bay area police departments. >> having with a teen girl who was called celeste co-op. the scandal led to firings resignations, reprimands and

more. >> dark threats to explore in a first a novel. >> nonetheless, layla says her own love for oakland is also key to the story. i wanted the ability for it. these characters and for chiara in particular. >> to show that she she loves this city. she finds value all of the connections of the love that she has in her life is very much formed on this foundation of of the streets and of oakland. layla says growing up her dad like to write her mom like to read. she learned to love both. >> poems, journals stories all when she was young. she went to oakland school for the arts and became a part of the oakland youth poet laureate program as a can only be believed by those who have felt the same ache in their loved ones. then at age 16, she won the title here oakland. >> last night i got off a plane rolled my neck, fell to

crack and said, honey, i'm i didn't even realize. >> how special oakland was intel? did leave. it allowed me like this. this freedom to to be my own in a city that i think it just really does value are and freedom and and exploration. so i really period because everything in in the uk is going to close to day. >> she finished nightcrawling and while at smith college was finalizing publishing when she met her and weekends. >> the pandemic hit. so back home to the bay area. >> and then she got the ultimate surprise. >> yeah, reason it is. >> book club >> i was the most shocking day of my i thought it was going

on to a team >> and it ended with miss winfrey. >> they're holding can't believe your skill and mastery already. it's layla even her father is i can't really tell me one day she was reading a book and she said i'm going to write finish this she went away to college. next thing i know she we all must be wondering how it how so much with it captured by at that age. >> readers acknowledge in nightcrawling lay low rights like someone much older and she's already thinking about what's next for hannah poetry collection. so ken is going back and 2. >> my roots and poetry. and then i am working on another novel, too. and it continues to explore themes of like forgotten. sidelined black girls. but in a very different

way. that was pam moore reporting for us this morning. >> nightcrawling is available in at least 13 countries. layla has toured the u.s. and the uk and europe with even more stops to come big. congratulations to her. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news you've never seen popcorn like this before. >> well, coming up in this week's dine and dish. without the right start to your day... your morning could hit a wall. that's not the door. i got it! belvita breakfast biscuits are baked with slow-release carbs and provides steady morning energy to help you rise and thrive.

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all with no monthly service fee. morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. >> let's kick off this half hour with a look at our forecast. but it's it's it's expected to get pretty toasty a very toasty. yes, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. probably the hottest numbers that we've seen. certainly this season going forward. i think san francisco will tiptoe past that very, very hot 100 plus a freakish number that we got couple year few years back. sfo, by the way, no delays happening here. but if you know anybody in travels, it's the labor day holiday weekend and there are delays around the country that may impact your traveling friends or you if you're in travels there. so definitely want to check. but no local problems. here's the deal in the heat now. the excessive heat warning now goes through wednesday night. meanwhile, there's the heat advisory that will be around with us until tuesday night. this is an extension on both counts, extending beyond today. and it's not like the

latter half of the week will be some big relief here. it's still going to be plenty warm compared to the last few weeks that we've seen temperature check for you, already racing headed. 71 lot of 60's covering the east bay 50's. meanwhile, up to the north bay. so we're talking about how hot it's going to be how to get some how about taking a ball game? the giants to battle against the phillies one. 0, 5 game time. temps lower 70's, mostly sunny. we can use that word. pleasant with a nice wind at 10 to 15 just a bit. we'll take a look at your 4 zone forecast and that extended to stephanie. wonderful. thanks very much, dave. >> as the bay area deals with extreme temperaturesu climate specialists say that heat waves like the one we'r going through right now are going to become more common kron four's. amanda hari spoke with a professor at stanford about some of the challenges we're facing. >> we are now in a climate where? >> severe both more intense record breaking heat is more

frequent. >> compared to how it used to be decades ago as extreme heat closes down outdoor spaces and opens up cooling centers, stanford or school of saint ability. professor. >> no, a different ball says the climate we live in has but it really requires, you know, and knowledge understanding that we're already in a new and it will continue to intensify as global warming continues in the coming decades. and he says the amount of warming we're experiencing is not uniform throughout the year. we had 1.1 degree celsius of global warming in 2 degrees fahrenheit of global warming. but this time of that we're in right now are we tend to get some of the hottest days of the year. that's actually warming even more rapidly. >> dad, and then to the warming overall. and that's what leads to more wildfires. there's more dried vegetation and more extreme heat this time of year. >> in the last week, the

california legislature passed bills to focus on clean energy. >> remove carbon from the atmosphere and smokestacks and end new oil drilling near communities. well, different boss as climate change has already happened. these things can make a difference. what we do now have benefits both now and in the future. but california has been a climate policy. >> both for the trajectory of greenhouse gas emissions as well as for adapting to changing climate. he says there's still some chollenges when it comes to protecting people from dangerous heat and protecting the environment going forward in the future is how to that benefits of that air conditioning provides increasing global warming and climate change and severe increased emissions. he says scientists are still working on solving that problem during this heat wave. state

regulators have urged the public to conserve energy when and where they can. >> amanda hari kron, 4 >> california farmworkers getting little relief from these extreme temperatures as they continue their daily work, providing more than a 3rd of the nation's vegetables and 2 thirds of the country's fruits and nuts. there are some 800,000 farm workers throughout our state, some suffering from heat stroke and heat exhaustion. others have started their work before dawn to avoid the afternoons hottest hours. >> sullen, we started 3 in the morning and finish at 10 30 and get i have to work because they have to support my family. >> cal osha reinforcing the importance of heat related illness prevention programs to agriculture employers during this heat wave. employers are responsible for providing water shade and rest for outdoor workers. and thousands of people. they're descending on lake tahoe. this holiday

weekend in an effort to try and keep cool. good luck with that. raj paulson, a spoke with tourists. >> a summer day at lake is intriguing. even more so at the valley continues to hit consecutive days of triple digit heat. kind of wanted to get the little bit and to do so. sacramento's delineate heritage go 400 miles to south with nice thing about it is because it 105, there's a breeze here, 87 to be exact and by standards, it is warm day. 2 degrees away from the record. but it is triple digits on the extra people trying to beat the heat coincides labor day weekend is music eric alberts year and really to see people out here live with a weekend. it's sort of the last hope off for the summer and because labor day weekend was canceled last year. >> the region lost tens of millions of dollars. we didn't have business that i here. so it's really great to see

people out. business has been really good for us the area, went from a smoke-filled ghost town this time last year to again, get busy towards town, hoping to bring back around 100,000 visitors to the area this weekend. we're looking forward to people coming out and enjoying it. socializing of the dangerous heat wave scorches the golden state. the temptation to escape the heat. >> could right now. it feels like the cows back to normal. in south lake gurajpal sunday. >> and back here in the bay area, police in san jose are investigating another deadly car accident involving a pedestrian this one happening around 8.45. last night on the 5800 block of santa teresa boulevard. that's near santa teresa high school. the driver remained on scene and is cooperating with the investigation. this is san jose's 45th fatal traffic collision of the year and the 25th pedestrian fatalities. in the east bay, all lanes of interstate 5.80. in oakland are back open after a deadly

crash that happened around 9.15, last night at west macarthur boulevard. a pedestrian was hit and killed. the driver is cooperating with police. all lanes reopened just after midnight. and a double stabbing left. 2 men injured in san jose. this happening on hill cap avenue by the hillsdale intersection near el camino. real police say one of the victim suffered life-threatening injuries and have not released further details about the attacker or a possible motive yet we are working to get that information. coming up on the kron 4 morning news as we brace for another day of electric car owners are being asked to change their charging habits. the details ahead. >> as head to the break, if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend with the fam, there is the sf bay brazilian day festival in berkeley. it's a daylong festival with live music, dancing and food. this kicks off at 10. this morning. tested a poacher up on san pablo avenue. this is free to

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>> okay. if you have an electric car, california is asking you to please be mindful about when you charge it. energy officials are concerned about the collective strain on the power create power grid that could come with people charging their cars during this heat wave. if

you absolutely do need to charge your car, experts suggest plugging in between midnight and 07:00am. and that's when electricity is cheaper than peak times. and there's less demand on the state's power grid. and as more people start to travel again, a new report is showing which airline is the most reliable. the department of transportation releasing its annual air travel consumer report showing hawaiian airlines took the top spot for most reliable airline with 80% of flights arriving on time. delta ranking number 2 that alaska airlines united and american airlines all reporting nearly 80% of flights making it on time. as for the least reliable spirit, frontier and jetblue showing about 60% of flights arriving on time with allegiant having the worst. >> alright, temperatures today. here's a little glance of what you can expect. 100 plus going on inland. even the

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here to break it all down for us. a good morning day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. i know some businesses still in the far east bay. they you know, some time seasonal or weather dependent type situations of it's too hot like mike. that's a little mini golf. they won't have it. kind of days as well. f those hopefully able pull to that will be nice this weekend. here's what's going on south bay there that san jose state for you. lots of blue skies to dish around. this will be included into that excessive heat warning that we're walking into one way to escape. the heat is headed up to the mountains. temperatures around 90 or so for the next several days. plenty of sunshine going on for this period. so far. we're at 71 for antioch, mostly 60's in the east bay 50's. meanwhile, cover the north bay and 63, for example, for san jose. so with all the players in place, this high pressure we've been talking about, not much goes on the maps here. we don't see a whole lot happening until we finish off the week. the temperatures will be dropping on their own. but you see this little plume of moisture off towards our south. this might

start to increase number one humidity levels in the east bay. we're getting a break on that very dry. it's not good for the fires, but it feels good in terms of helping you cool down a little bit with dry air. it's not so much fun with humidity working here, but the latest model runs really show this plume of moisture spread out a little bit. that may include parts of the bay area for weekend coming up about this one but the following weekend. so something to watch. once we break the back of the heat, spell 4 zone forecast for the sunday 78 cover san francisco at the coast. these lower 70's are starting to encroach 73 for daly city. 89 for burlingame to the south. 86 foster city, lower 90's down near palo alto, for example, redwood city at 92 in the south bay approaching the middle 90's, morgan hill one, 0, 3, los gatos. 194 for cupertino, east bay shoreline. lower 90's, tri valley, 100 plus pleasanton one. 0, 2, livermore, one. 0, 4, dublin, 101. 0, 3, for walnut creek, one. 0, 4 for concord, for example, san leandro at 91. so

we're looking at 85 for vallejo, which looks to be almost pleasant compared to these 100 plus numbers to be found elsewhere, rose a 7 day forecast. here's the deal. kind of breaking things up a little bit bite. thursday. it's even plenty hot, too. by the end of the week and into the weekend. watch out that maybe some monsoon moisture. stephanie. >> well, feeling bad for my friends out in sacramento. my goodness for your health this morning, california faces dangerously hot conditions right now. as you just heard, dave, walk us through. and it means that it's important to stay hydrated. and joining us now with some safety tips is our health expert, the lovely karen owoc. good morning to you, karen. good morning. all right. so let's kick things off right now. you know, first of all, walk us through how the big role that water plays in our bodies. >> so water we use so much water in our bodies that we have to replace it. so interesting enough. this is how much water a woman uses

and in a given day. so this is about 9 cups and then form. and you add another leader. so this. yeah. so if you are not replenishing all the water that your body uses, you're going to become dehydrated. you need you need water for respiration perspiration digest in a death, a case in urination, all those things in order for your body to function that. so know a lot women that do not to worry this much water in a given so it sometimes yet myself included as well. and now i know have to drink that much. it's very good to know. >> what do you have to know why? it seems like men need a little bit more water than women do. >> and tend to have more muscle mass. so that that's just more. there's water in muscle. women tend to have more mass. so that's the reason why. >> ok? and walk us through,

you know, should it? what exactly is the purpose that water serves when because it obviously it, you know, you're you're encouraging us to drink more of it. >> still, first of all, you body needs oxygen. your blood consists of water and solids. plasma is about consists about 55% of your blood. so plas not think of this as your blood. and it's not like love. that's a little too. so notice it's very late when it because plas nuys, 90% water. so it's very lake went. but when you become dehydrated, your blood loses water in a very thick. think of it like this. >> and when it becomes like this is going to be hard to circulate through your body. so your heart has to work harder. blood pressure is is

going to be affected by not being able to get enough oxygen through. i have a lot of patients that have actually. they come in. they exercise. so they're they're becoming dehydrated from that alone. but walking in dehydrated and they their lead pressure plummets and then they passed out and it becomes a very serious situation at that point. so make sure you keep your blood slowing it with lots of water. yeah, that's very helpful. visual there, karen and >> it it. what's your recommendation when it comes to sports drinks for says energy drinks. tell us a bit about the difference as well. >> well, those lot of people think that that's what they need to hydrate with, however. so first of all, just to to differentiate the 2 sports they do contain a electrolytes in in sodium salts, the energy drinks generally don't, but they usually full caffeine

just to get the energy flowing. but both of them tend to be very high in sugar, which is also very hydrating. i don't recommend the sports drink. so a lot you know, they think that when they exercise, they need to drink the sports drinks that they're so high in sugar generally unless you're doing something very vigorous for an hour and a half in an especially in very hot weather. do you need those energy drinks? >> so really sounds like the best bet when it i mean, those sports drinks. i'm sorry that. it really sounds like the best. but you can take is it feeling yourself up with? >> playing good. all water, you lotter. >> also, a green tea is also a good option to because of the antioxidants in it. you can have hot tea or in this whether you probably could have some cold ice, you know, iced green tea, which is also very refreshing. coconut water also has some electrolytes in it and make sure that if you

do drink coconut water, it's the one without the sweeteners. it's just plain coconut. water were good. and given all these hot temperatures, we really want to raise awareness around this. but >> tell us which groups are most at risk for dehydration and why? so we have the infants that the elderly. >> athletes, people that are overweight us, particularly the elderly, especially because they don't recognize that they're dehydrated. the their thirst, we sectors just start firing. so they're not getting the signal that they're dehydrated so they don't feel thirsty. so they are expects fully at risk. and if they're not eating a lot of food and not drinking of course, but they're not eating enough. could you get your fluids from food to their also, downed tend to be dehydrated. also, the elderly tend to be on medications for heart and lungs and and and

that's also going to have an effect on some whether you're going to be dehydrator. very good. thanks so much, karen owoc, our health expert for your valuable perspective this morning. we appreciate it. >> you're very welcome. stay cool. stay cool, everybody. cool. stay cool, everybody. we'll be right back. that guy. 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?

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philadelphia phillies game 2 of the series yesterday at oracle park. check it out. this was the game, a back and forth in the 6th inning. the giants took the lead for good with a bases loaded walk. excuse me, san francisco goes on to win by final all 5 to 4, the 3rd and final game of the series happening this afternoon. first pitch set for one. 0, 5, >> meantime, the a's in baltimore taking on the orioles. the orioles took the lead in the first inning and never looked back. baltimore goes on to win by a final of a 2, 1, 2, teams play again this morning. first pitch set for 10, 30 in baltimore. >> still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news temperatures about to get even hotter as people across the bay area. try to keep cool and the state is urging everyone to please conserve energy from the heat wave is coming as firefighters worry about increased fire danger. we have team coverage coming

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>> i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday september. the 4th. let's kick things off by getting a look outdoors with dave spahr heyday. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. beautiful start to the day. of course, pleasant. but turning hot tin just about all locations, about the only relief will be along the coast. >> maybe some relief and some of the higher elevations. but going to be plenty hot for most of the bay are. in fact, most of the area is under some kind of a statement. let's take a look at those temperatures here. real quick. we've got 60's covering the east bay, 71 for antioch, already seeing some 60's break up there in the north bay, too. 57 meanwhile, for santa rosa, 56 san francisco in 65 for san jose. we're pretty close to yesterday, although trailing in a couple little pockets here and there half moon bay, for example, is trailing by 5 degrees. but pretty close to yesterday. nothing in terms of winds will be barely recognizable when this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon. so we're not getting any onshore wind help in areas that normally get with those windy conditions. the kind of give you a nice pleasant breeze. forget about it. excessive heat warning going on through wednesday for

the areas in red. the oranges which covered the perimeter of the bay. you can see that's the advisory, the heat advisory which will be with us now until tuesday evening. san francisco technically not in this, but it will still be plenty warm in the city as well. 92 by high noon one. 0, 2, it looks like by 3 o'clock. and we're just going continue to build on that for monday and plenty hot on the two's do have more in just a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks very much. >> as the heat continues to stick around, multiple areas in our state will see scorching hot temperatures as reports. fire and state officials say we can all do our part to help conserve power. >> have our hottest temperatures yet to come early to mid week in a joint press conference saturday morning fire and state officials warn residents that the worst of this heat wave hasn't hit just yet and they need to be prepared. we know that this heat will also be a period of time where we could in the in the next window of several days beginning a number of new

fire starts. and so we want to be as prepared as we possibly can. siskyou county has 2 fires which began within 3 hours of each other. the weed fire has injured people and destroyed at least 50 structures, including homes. evacuations continue to be in effect. cal fire chief deputy director chris anthony reminded everyone that 95% of all fires start from human caused activity. that's why we're reminding everyone to be extremely fire safe this weekend. it only takes a spark to ignite a major fire. the record high temperatures has cal iso reminding residents to be mindful of their electricity use during peak hours thursday evening. >> we had the highest demand for power that we've seen substance in september of 2017, calling it a dress rehearsal for what's going to be a more significant set of conditions over the weekend. he says the flex alerts will likely continue consumer

flexible demand. that response can be the difference between the light staying on. >> we're >> and as far as our firefighters on the front lines who also have the threat of scorching heat to contend with. >> that is something that that we're watching very, very closely we don't want to have any. >> the illness injuries as a result of the work that we know that they need to do on these fires. but the same time making sure that we have those mitigation measures in place. so >> people are getting the rest that they need. and and also the water that they need as well in sacramento, rowena shaddox community very tough conditions. those firefighters are dealing with right now. >> well, a flex alert does remain in effect today. that means from 04:00pm to 09:00pm energy officials are asking you to please conserve power in your home. the cal iso hat rather, cal iso has issued the flex alert to reduce the demand on the state's power grid during high-demand periods. energy-saving tips

for you before 04:00pm. you should prequel your home charge electronic devices and run any major appliances like dishwashers and washing machines. according to energy officials. and from 04:00pm to 09:00pm, you should set servant to thermostat to 78 degrees and close drapes and blinds to keep the inside of your home. cool. you can also turn off any unnecessary lights again. its guidance from state energy officials. and as we continue our coverage on heat, people are heading out and looking for ways to stay cool. not surprising. there. a kron four's camila barco live for us in alameda now where people are headed for the beach. camila. things are going to heat up across the bay area today, stephanie. some people are going to try to escape the sea and stay at home. >> while some other people might go to the beach and take advantage of this weather right now here in alameda, as you can see behind me, not a lot of action going on but

says the weather heats that we can expect a lot of people to come out here today. but the national weather service is calling the heat that we're going to experience today dangerous. and they say that anyone is at risk for heat related illnesses. people can prevent that by drinking some water and staying out of the sun. but there's also a few other things that people should do on a hot day like today, for example, check on your relatives and neighbors do not leave any kids or pets in a car. don't do any strenuous are outside activity in the middle of the day and wear lightweight clothing. if you are headed to the beach, the national weather service advises people to never swim alone. relax and call for help. if you're caught in a rip current remain hydrated and find shade like using an umbrella. while some people are headed to the beach beach. excuse me. we found a few people who are doing other things to beat the heat. >> i have a son who plays basketball. so we're going to be indoor, you know, in a hot gym. but we're going to lots of ice water. and just to cool

that way, kyra, best. >> i'm staying inside. i'm all the windows are open at this time of day with crush winds and and like this and catch as much of the cool as i can in the morning and then keep everything close and shuttered. >> like they do in the haha. >> now, stephanie, we did speak to one other woman. she tells me that she has just bought her first or she is going to buy her first portable air conditioner. so a lot of ways that people a lot of things people are doing to beat the heat. the national weather service says that today and tomorrow are going to be the hottest day so far. like i said, the beach is quiet here in alameda, not a lot of beach goers. but stephanie, we have seen a lot of people jogging walking, walking their a much better time to do it right now as the heat is going to a little intense later this afternoon. i'll send it back to you. yeah, i think those people heading out for that early

morning jog. i know it's there following the rules there. >> thanks so much, camila for that live report. >> a spare the air alert remains in effect through tomorrow for cities around the bay. the bay area, air quality management district says a combination of triple digit temperatures and car exhaust are expected to create unhealthy levels of smog that can cause chain a chest, pain or throat irritation and can be particularly harmful for children, seniors and people with respiratory or heart conditions. the air district encourages anyone planning to exercise outside too, as camila just mentioned, do it in the early morning hours when smog levels are lower. coming up at 8.15, on the kron 4 morning news. she was just 20 years old and already making a big difference. >> hear from the oakland author that has people around the world, including oprah winfrey, picking up her book. >> 35 thinking of heading to the om rra to get away this heat. you're not alone. we show you the scene unfolding this weekend at lake tahoe. and after the break,

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>> happening today, you can expect a number of parks across the east bay to be closed through labor day in response to this hot weather east bay regional parks. officials closing 40 park citing high fire danger,

tilden, claremont canyon and the dea up a foot hills. also on this list, you can find more on our website. kron 4 dot com. we're looking for a way to get to a cooling center. the vta is offering free rides to south bay locations during the heat wave including stops in campbell. morgan hill mountain view palo alto, san jose, santa clara and sunnyvale. the access paratransit service will also be available. >> well, for today, here's what the temperature break down. looks like we'll be up to around 92 or so by high noon by the mid afternoon at one '02, although some spots will be warmer than that. a complete look at your forecast. we come back.

>> and she and got show love and rumor has it. it's going to be a hot one today. taking a live look outside from our mount tam camera this morning when my favorite cameras, dave, i'm getting this beautiful perspective of the city. >> and we're expecting as a you've been talking about throughout the morning. here are some pretty hot temperatures for labor day holiday. yeah, the only thing you know, stephanie, is we're expanding or not we but with the expansion is for those statements to go out to the middle of the weekend, even after that, it's going to remain. >> quite hot. so it's a hot week. coming up with the teeth of it and the early part of the week. we're all those statements are. good morning,

stephanie. good morning, everybody. one place it won't be so bad. half moon bay, for example, anywhere near water kind of helps a little bit. there hopefully have a poll as well. that would be sweet, too. >> meanwhile, the temperatures, 75 going on for antioch, the east bay, mostly in the 60's, although 58 coming in for fremont north bay, hodgepodge of some 50's and 60's 65 san jose. humidity jump into this to kind of give you an idea we've been talking about, you know, how hot it's going to get dry air does help them in your body is trying to keep cool. so we talked earlier last hour about keeping the water going to want to keep the water flowing because even if you say i don't feel anything. yeah, it's evaporating installing its magic. so let physics work for you. keep the water flowing. here's how dry kits by the mid-afternoon. we don't have any winds even offshore. that's good news. however, it is going to be quite dry as you can see off to the east bay little recovery around the bay. as you can see, that marine layer coming back again, we're dry again tomorrow as well. that pattern will change by the end of the week. however, is humidity starts to build now. i don't

think a lot of people around here have those evaporative coolers in the east bay. if you do happen to have one, we're right on the cusp of that might work because we're starting to get a little hot. but the air dew points there around 55 degrees. a check from last yesterday afternoon. so maybe perhaps you can see a little bit on the compression. all right. here's what's going on for the winds. not much of anything. just a little bit of a spurt going on right across th delta. as you can see, kirk in a straight. but that's about it or anywhere near water. you might get a little bit of a breeze, but it's pretty still so we don't get much in the relief from a good on shore wind that we typically get given our topography. so for today, we've got 90's for the bay 100 plus going on inland heat statements. start then for monday into tuesday, near 100 for the bay. hello. and then 110 inland, excessive heat warning extends to wednesday. that heat advisory for the east bay shoreline. that goes out till tuesday for the rest of the week. still very hot wednesday. 80's for the east bay and then we'll get some 90's cooking and here inland as we finish off the week, then some other interesting wrinkle gets here by next

weekend. 78 san francisco. 85 covering oakland, 94, san jose. there it is. 100 plus over the east bay hills could have more on your 4 zone forecast a bit. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. appreciate it. >> the bay area is home to a lot of literary giants. and we're about to introduce you to the newest one. she is a young oakland woman who published her first novel getting major recognition from none other than oprah winfrey kron four's. pam moore sat down with 20 year-old layla motley. >> a >> leyla modly just turned 20 in june and she is already getting rave reviews for her debut novel called nightcrawling. i'm going to she's doing book readings here and around the country. it is wrong and innocent. at the same time. >> all the polls and no one ever seemed to leave. nobody it is set in oakland, her

hometown. and the backdrop is a real-life police scandal calling follows 17 we we can follow her. she becomes involved with and that would give police officers who sexually exploit her and and the book follows the aftermath of and explores, you know, black girlhood and vulnerability. layla is referencing a heavy, real world subject. she was just 13 or 14 when the explosive oakland police scandal was unfolding. the 2015 case involved officers from oakland and a number of other bay area police departments. >> having with a teen girl who was called celeste co-op. the scandal led to firings resignations, reprimands and more. >> dark threats to explore in a first a novel. >> nonetheless, layla says her own love for oakland is also key to the story. i wanted the ability for it. these

characters and for chiara in particular. >> to show that she she loves this city. she finds value in and all of the connections of the love that she has in her life is very much formed on this foundation of of the streets and of oakland. layla says growing up her dad like to write her mom like to read. she learned to love both. >> poems, journals stories all when she was young. she went to oakland school for the arts and became a part of the oakland youth poet laureate program a can only be believed by those who have felt the same ache in their loved ones. then at age 16, she won the title here oakland. >> last night i got off a plane rolled my neck, fell to crack and said, honey, i'm i didn't even realize. >> how special oakland was intel? intel? i did leave. it allowed me like this. this freedom to to be my own in a

city that i think it just really does value are and freedom and and exploration. so i really loved period because everything in in the uk is going to close to day. >> she finished nightcrawling and while at smith college was finalizing publishing when she met her and weekends. >> the pandemic hit. so back home to the bay area. >> and then she got the ultimate surprise. >> yeah, reason it is. >> book club >> i was the most shocking day of my i thought it was going on to a team >> and it ended with miss winfrey. >> they're holding can't believe your skill and mastery

already. it's layla even her father is i can't really tell me one day she was reading a book and she said i'm going to write finish this she went away to college. next thing i know she we all must be wondering how it how so much with it captured by at that age. >> readers acknowledge in nightcrawling lay low rights like someone much older and she's already thinking about what's next for hannah poetry collection. so can is going back and 2. >> my roots and poetry. and then i am working on another novel, too. and it continues to explore themes of like forgotten. sidelined black girls. but in a very different way. >> that was pam moore reporting for us this morning. nightcrawling is available in at least 13 countries. layla has toured the u.s. the uk and europe with more to come big. congratulations to her.

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temperatures good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're going to be looking at some of the hottest temperatures we've seen all year long during this holiday weekend. and that extend all the way to really the middle of the week. it looks like. >> and will be plenty toasty as we see on the latter portion of the week. it will hang around as well. there's a live shot for you, the east bay shoreline looking beautiful that blue bay blue skies, all that kind of business. but here's what the map looks like. san francisco, not in this technically in the coastal areas are also in the clear, if you will. but as you can see, that heat advisory in orange covers the perimeter of the anywhere near water. you get a little bit of a break and that will be through tuesday. but meanwhile, the red that's until wednesday at 8, this is an extension of the day respectively for both locations here. and we're looking at even hot temperatures extending into you even into thursday as well. got a lot of 60's right now in the east bay. 75 for antioch, 60's up to the north bay. 57, meanwhile, for santa rosa, 60 already san francisco in 65 for san jose. one place

to escape the heat. the ballpark. look at this giants to battle against the phillies. one. 0, 5 game time and the heat in the afternoon. lower 70's, mostly sunny and will use it. pleasant forecast with a pleasant spots. there may be that in alcatraz island play ball game. there. winds at about 10 to 15. meanwhile, the breakdown today, 92 at high noon at 3, one. 0, 2, and plenty of triple digit numbers to be found in the next couple of days. go into your 4 zone forecast and that extended event. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> as the bay area deals with the extreme temperatures like they were just mentioning there. climate temp that heat waves like the one we're going through right now. we're going to become more common kron four's. amanda hari spoke with a stanford professor about some of the challenges we're up against. >> we are now in a climate where? >> severe both more intense record breaking heat is more frequent. >> compared to how it used to

be decades ago as extreme heat closes down outdoor spaces and opens up cooling centers, stanford or school of saint ability. professor. >> no, a different ball says the climate we live in has but it really requires, you know, and knowledge understanding that we're already in a new and it will continue to intensify as global warming continues in the coming decades. and he says the amount of warming we're experiencing is not uniform throughout the year. we had 1.1 degree celsius of global warming in 2 degrees fahrenheit of global warming. but this time of that we're in right now are we tend to get some of the hottest days of the year. that's actually warming even more rapidly >> that and then for the warming overall. and that's what leads to more wildfires. there's more dried vegetation and more extreme heat this time of year. >> in the last week, the california legislature passed bills to focus on clean

energy. >> remove carbon from the atmosphere and smokestacks and end new oil drilling your communities. well, defend boss as climate change has already happened. these things can make a difference. what we do now have benefits both now and in the future. but california has been a kind of policy. >> both for reduced the trajectory of greenhouse gas emissions as well as for adapting to changing climate. he says there's still some challenges when it comes to protecting people from dangerous heat and protecting the environment going forward in the future is how to that benefits of that air conditioning provides increasing global warming and climate change and severe increased emissions. he says scientists are still working on solving that problem during this heat wave. state regulators have urged the public to conserve energy when and where they can.

>> amanda hari kron, 4 news >> california farmworkers getting little relief from these extreme temperatures as they continue their daily work providing more than a 3rd of the nation's vegetables and 2 thirds of the country's fruits and nuts. there are some 800,000 farm workers throughout our state, some suffering from heat stroke and heat exhaustion. others have started their work before dawn to avoid the afternoons hottest hours. >> we started 3 in the morning and finish at 10 30 and get i have to work because they have to support my family. >> and cal osha is reinforcing the importance of heat related illness prevention programs to ag employers during this heat wave, employers are responsible for providing water shade and rest for outdoor workers. and thousands of people are descending on lake tahoe this holiday weekend in an effort to try and keep cool. the rush spoke with tourists.

>> a summer day at lake is intriguing. even more so at the valley continues to hit consecutive days of triple digit heat. kind of wanted to get the little bit and to do so. sacramento's delineate heritage go 400 miles to south with nice thing about it is because it 105, there's a breeze here, 87 to be exact and by standards, it is warm day. 2 degrees away from the record. but it is triple digits. i'm the extra people trying to beat the heat coincides labor day weekend is music eric alberts year and really to see people out labor day weekend is sort of the last hope off for the summer and because labor day weekend was canceled last year. >> the region lost tens of millions of dollars. we didn't have business this time year. so it's really great to see people out. business has been really good for us the area, went from a smoke-filled ghost town this time last year to again, get busy towards town, hoping to bring back around

100,000 visitors to the area this weekend. we're looking people coming out and enjoying it. socializing of the dangerous heat wave scorches the golden state. the temptation to escape the heat. >> could right now. it feels like the cows back to normal. in south gurajpal sunday. >> it is nice to see the return of business there, especially after the caldor fire and back here in the bay area. police in san jose are investigating another deadly car accident involving a pedestrian. this one happening around 8.45. last night on the 5800 block of santa teresa boulevard. that's near santa teresa high school. the driver remained on scene and is cooperating with this investigation. this is san jose's 45th fatal traffic collision of the year and the 25th pedestrian fatality. and the east bay all lanes of interstate 5.80, in oakland are back open after a deadly crash that crash happening around 9.15 last night on west macarthur boulevard. a pedestrian was hit and killed.

the driver is cooperating with police. all lanes reopened just after midnight. and a double stabbing left. 2 men injured in san jose. this happening on hill cap avenue by the hillsdale intersection near el camino. police say one of the victim suffered life-threatening injuries. officers have not released further details about this attack or or a possible motive. and we are working to get that information coming up on the problem morning news as we brace for another day of heat. electric car owners are being asked to change their charging habits. we explain what that means. >> and as we head into the break, if you're looking for something to do this weekend, we have an option for you and the family as the oakland pride and for the pride parade and festival. this starts at 10, 30 this morning at oakland city hall and on top of the parade is also going to be live music and a zone. the parade is free for spectators and the festival is $10 for adults. $5 for kids.

>> if you have an electric car, california is asking you to please be mindful about when you charge it. energy officials are concerned about the collective strain on the power grid that could come with people charging their cars during this heat wave. if you do need to charge your car, experts suggest plugging in between midnight and 07:00am. that's what

electricity is cheaper than peak times. and there's less demand on the state's power grid. and as more people start to travel again, a new report is showing which airline is the most reliable. the department of transportation released its annual air travel consumer report and hawaiian airlines took the top spot for the most reliable with 80% of flights arriving on time. delta ranking number 2, then alaska airlines united and american airlines all reporting nearly 80% of flights making it on time. but as for the least reliable spirit, frontier and jetblue showing about 60% of flights arriving on time. allegiant having the worst. >> well, we were talking about it getting hot and this is so the middle of the week, it looks like this and press of heat is going to be with us here all checking your 4 zone forecast and that extended because we get into next weekend. it's interesting as well. kron 4 morning news well. kron 4 morning news weekend.

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sunshine with that little wrinkle here is by the end of the week, things start to get a little interesting. i'll show you that on me. advance forecast model 60's cover the most of the east bay for right now. 75 antioch, north bay got 57 santa rosa. but 63 for napa in the bottle. even 60 for san francisco already racing ahead. so the basic line we talking about here is this high pressure does a lot of things for us. first of all, it's falling air so we can't get a lot of mixing going on both vertically and horizontally. we don't get much the way of surface winds. we get a little bit left over warming happening because of that can personal heating and all so that keeps us in heatwave mode for a couple of days. also blocks all the systems from the pacific. later on, though, interesting little moisture comes up from the south. this is the tropics. so it's nice and soupy a little bit, even though it's aloft that may increase our humidity levels. but more concerning is maybe maybe a couple strikes of lightning to be thrown into that into next weekend. so something we'll be watching throughout the week to see how these models pan out. 4 zone forecast for the sunday. we're

looking at 78 san francisco, lower 70's of the coast pacific at 71. meanwhile, along the bay side, 89 burlingame, but lower 90's heading down south, such as san carlos redwood city at 90 to 91 for palo alto. in the south bay. it's mid 90's here, 94 san jose. but morgan hill and scott owes over 194 for cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south, lower 90's, but tri valley, 100 plus dublin. 100 got one '02 for pleasanton livermore. one. 0, 4, one. 0, 3, for walnut creek. 85 oakland, 82 berkeley. but a one. 0, 4 for concord. and 85 for delay. whoa, it's the coolest and that. but you can see 104 santa rosa with even some 70's up here to the north bay. so a look at the extended forecast is more of the same, very crowded on the old 7 day forecast. slight changes start to happen towards the end of the week and this cloud puff will keep that for right now. that may become more interesting as we head on into the weekend, stephanie.

>> it is labor day weekend, of course. and for a lot of people that means backyard barbecues. joining us now to show us how to make the perfect burger is cookbook. author leslie dabney also known as the vineyard mom, good morning to you. >> good morning, stephanie. and happy labor day weekend as what i did to you as well. i understand you're going to walk us through how to cook a delicious burger. >> yes, and even though it's the unofficial end of summer, this is a great summer i have a delicious potato salad and a loaded and i do mean loaded green chile burger has absolutely fantastic. so i get started with my potato so earlier this morning, i got some red potatoes. raced into small pieces. stephanie, i didn't even bother oil down and salted water until they were for tender as soon as

they i trained am in the refrigerator. now you're going to want refrigerate is for about 2 to 3 hours before you move on to the next days. you want those potatoes? my simple. so once they're nice and show, start with my first layer of clay, which is going to be a little bit of sugar and some now i use my wine vinegar. some are a lot of that. if you have something like that, the cider vinegar at home, which most people do that'll work as well. that's going to be our first layer of flavor and we're going to move on to our man some dijon mustard just for a little bit of 10. and we're go ng to bring a lot of fresh herbs into this. we're going to have some dale a little bit of summer. 8 parsley and green onions as the that's all you need to have a really fresh potato salad. now, as you heard, stephanie, it is going to be extremely hot this so you're going want to leave this refrigerated. so leave that in the refrigerator until you're ready to do your

burgers. okay. so now we're going to move on to these yeah, i'm using a its staff. and if you want to do in a possible burger or maybe even a turkey burger. that's fine. because guess what? there's no recipe. police. there's governor city jail. you can do whatever you like. so for today, i'm patties. so i just formed. so we have summit and i turned on my route a little bit salt and that's the only thing used to really seize in the u.s. grill. and from to beach, i 145 degrees. that's medium. rare. okay. now to make this the loaded shelley green chile burger. i have some beautiful green chilis that i actually just bought the first restart and i can. so just drain those but those on with my beef patties for just a minute or 2, just to get those delicious remarks

on. that's because everybody likes the taste of a grilling. so i ended getting those for the last minute or 2. and then i took my cheese because they wouldn't be alone or burger cheese. that extra cheese for me. if you i am too for me for this burger. i guess the work of coverage actually is my favorite is the organic valley. one in the house really well. but if you don't want to spice, you can go ahead and use cheddar now. well, my burger was resting. i put out all the different toppings for this hamburger. okay. so i'm going to show you how i in my ok? so first, start with a nice kaiser roll. of rios will bring will. but then i could make delicious hamburger with them not to check cheese. then i move on my nice, real chilly. a little bit of tomato. you can use tomatoes or just of the state

to me, you know, have some less. i taught that with bacon because why would you put a gun on right? and then i top it. finally with some beautiful. i'm the kind now this looks like there's a lot on it. that said, think i remember correctly. you like a little spice. is that spices? good. bring on the spice. i am because i have some king also been on top that. that's not big enough to let out a little bit more flavor. so i have some pickled jalapenos to put on this now, this looks like it's not very study. so the is that us fewer to keep that and that's a 3rd or so, course, along with that, i'm going to have my delicious potato salad to go with it. now to round out this me out. you know, we have to talk about mine, stephanie, right? yeah, i was going ask what beverage you want to would recommend with with those very tasty looking dishes.

>> they're delicious. and put together a nice have something out. now. this is a nice smooth wine and you've got a lot of flavor going on loaded green chili burgers. so a nice those absolutely perfect with this. and if you want something a little lighter you can do a pinot noir. now i know that this is labor day and there's a lot of talk about white and labor day. but, stephanie, i to know you can still drink a break. so that's something i definitely want to remind you and leave you with us make sure you definitely don't stop drinking that even though it's after labor day. hope that you get all of these recipes, a try. enjoy your labor day weekend. >> wonderful. and less than what we still have you here for about 30 you know the curious to get your thoughts on food safety as is there something that people should be doing in terms of checking

the temperature of the meat are preparing the meat as they started to grow and prepare for those delicious burgers. >> absolutely. you definitely don't want to cross contaminate. so if you are forming your burgers right after you're wash your hands. never put the rockies on the same plate that you put your on. i said because things are really standing up and getting make sure you keep everything at the right temperature. so issues and meet the monitor to to monitor your very helpful tips there. thank you so much. leslie dabney. the vineyard. mom, we appreciate your delicious recipes and insight this morning. >> thank you, stephanie. tears cheers to you. we'll be right back.

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> hey, good morning. thanks so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday september. the 4th and things are really starting to heat up out there. let's get a quick quick check of the weather with dave spahr a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody and hot. it will be for today. just getting started with all the sunshine and all that jazz temperatures. we control themselves this morning. but by this afternoon, its 100 plus for all those inland valleys. >> that's going to start a series all the way into that least. the middle of the week ahead. here's a nice beauty shot for you of half. moon bay did get the blue skies. the blue bay off to a nice start. 70's now encroaching in portions of the east bay getting through tri valley's. you can see conquered 71. 73 livermore. now 75 for antioch and 60's one, the east bay shoreline for the winds. they're calm, the single digits. and guess what, by this afternoon and this evening, not going to pick up much more than that to see the

nice little onshore wind that we get. the provides a little relief, not part of the cards today. so this excessive heat warning that's in place now to wednesday at 8 where you see the red, the orange, that's a heat advisory and this will now be through tuesday at 08:00pm. so covers the holiday and beyond. looks like about 97 or so by 1 o'clock by for 103. more of that to come. we'll have more on your forecast in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> as he continues to stick around multiple areas in the state will see scorching hot temperatures as a way shed reports. fire and state officials say we can all do our part to help conserve power. >> we have our hottest temperatures yet to come early to mid week in a joint press conference saturday morning fire and state officials warn residents that the worst of this heat wave hasn't hit just yet and they need to be we know that this heat will also be a period of time where we could in the in the next window of several days be getting a number of new fire

starts. and so we want to be as prepared as we possibly can. siskyou county has 2 fires which began within 3 hours of each other. the weed fire has injured people and destroyed at least 50 structures, including homes. evacuations continue to be in effect. cal fire chief deputy director chris anthony reminded everyone that 95% of all fires start from human caused activity. that's why we're reminding everyone to be extremely fire safe this weekend. it only takes a spark to ignite a major fire. the record high temperatures has cal iso reminding residents to be mindful of their electricity use during peak hours thursday evening. >> we had the highest demand for power that we've seen substance in september of 2017, calling it a dress rehearsal for what's going to be a more significant set of conditions over the weekend. he says the flex alerts will likely continue consumer

flexible demand. that response can be the difference between the white staying on. >> we're >> and as far as our firefighters on the front lines who also have the threat of scorching heat to contend with. >> that is something that that we're watching very, very closely we don't want to have any. >> i he miss injuries as a result of the work that we know that they need to do on these fires. but the same time making sure that we have those mitigation measures in place. so >> people are getting the rest that they need. and and also the water that they need as well in sacramento, rowena shaddox community >> and the flex alert also remains in effect today. that means from 49 pm energy officials are asking you to please conserve power in your home. cal oes or rather kell iso issue the flex alert to reduce the demand on the state's power grid during high-demand periods. some

energy saving tips for you from state energy officials before 04:00pm. people are advised to preschool their homes charge any electronic devices and run any major appliances like dishwashers and washing machines at that time. then from 04:00pm to 09:00pm, you can set your start thermostat to 78 degrees, closing the drapes and blinds to keep the inside of your home. cool. you can also turn oef any unnecessary lights. and as we continue our coverage on this heat, people are headinout and looking for ways to stay cool. no surprise there. kron four's camila barco is live in alameda now where people are headed to the camilla. >> yeah, good morning, stephanie. so yeah, the sun is out. there's a slight breeze. it's not too hot. and just behind me, you'll see one i know, actually. but this morning we've seen a lot of people walking by taking their dogs on a stroll and actually buy pan over. you'll see a group of people already set up to have a beach day here in

alameda. they've got the umbrellas going. they got the tense going right there. all to keep in the shade because at later today there will be some hot weather here in national weather service says the heat. we're going to experience today is dangerous anyone is at risk for heat related illnesses. people can prevent that by drinking some water and staying out of the sun. but there's also a few other things people should do on a hot day like today, for example, check on your relatives and neighbors don't leave any kids or pets in a car. don't do any strenuous are outside activity in the middle of the day and wear lightweight clothing. if you are headed to the beach, the national weather service says. >> never swim alone. relaxing. call for help. if you're caught in a rip current remain hydrated and find shade like using an umbrella. now. like i said, we've seen some people here out on the beach. there are some people with tents. they got their umbrellas going. here's what some people had to say about coming out today.

>> it's been a it's been really the house has been but we're at here on the water today. so should be a nice breeze. coming off the water. lots of water, lots of water coolers. and so we came here for good weather and probably late on evening. you can have a nice guy sunset sitting down. so and >> we have so we have to get the get that we get together once in a that friends that get together, hopefully it's going to be hot so we can go to water and just stay there for like forever. some weekend. that's why for high temperature. >> now he aims for high temperatures just because it's not really often that you get to jump in the waters here in california just because it's so cold. but back out here live, to see that group out here again with the 10th, the umbrellas. they got a whole set up out here. and as the day goes on, we'll probably see more people headed out to the beach because the temperatures they're going to get hot here in alameda. my

the phone actually says that it is 61 degrees, but across the bay area, we know that the temperatures are going to in the 90's and almost triple digits. stephanie, i'll send it back to you. >> and i'm glad to see that you've actually taken off your jacket from earlier. so clearly things are heating up just a bit out there. thanks so much, camilla for that live report. here she is. there she is in the beautiful blue. all right. a spare. the air alert remains in effect through tomorrow for cities around the bay. the bay area, air quality management district says a combination of triple digit temperatures and car exhaust are expected to create unhealthy levels of smog that can cause chest pain or throat irritation and again, be particularly harmful for children, seniors and people with respiratory or heart conditions. the air district encourages anyone planning to exercise outdoors to do it in the early morning hours when smog levels are lower. so you still have a couple of hours before things start to really heat up. and coming up at 9.35, on the kron. 4 morning news. she was just 20 years

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>> happening today, you can expect a number of parks across the east bay to be closed through labor day in response to this hot weather east bay regional parks

officials closing 40 park citing high fire danger, tilden, claremont canyon and the diablo foothills. also on this list, you can find more on our website. kron 4 dot com. and for anyone looking for a way to get to a cooling center, the vta is offering free rides to south bay locations during the heat wave, including stops in campbell. morgan hill mountain view palo alto, san jose, santa clara and sunnyvale. the access paratransit service will also be available. >> and here's a look at the day as you heard hots up to 97 by 1 o'clock by the mid-afternoon, its 100 plus for many locations, east of the east bay hills and those inland valleys as well. and have a look at your forecast for today and into next week from morning news weekend.

>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look outside now at the bay bridge this morning. traffic moving along quite nicely there. another day of heat coming as i even hotter. temperatures are expected for the labor day holiday. dave spahr standing by in the weather center. hey day. take a look at the forecast. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and that's right. it's going to take us really to the middle of next week. now, a beautiful picture. we have, for example, half moon bay. >> anywhere near water is a nice place to hide out. also to and those higher elevations

to get some relief from all of this. but it's going to be almost a week long tour here. the statements only take us to about the middle of the week, but still going to be hot just about all week, 80 already for antioch. got the 70's encroaching the east bay. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline in the 60's 60's and 70's up to the north bay. >> so the big thing about this is, yes, it's a dry heat. although those dew point values in the east bay, these relative humidity. but the dew point values into the mid-fifties. that's that absolute measurement of moisture in the air. this is contingent on temperatures. that's why it's too variable. but you get an idea, though. it does drop off of that tuesday. we show the storing fire threat. we don't have an offshore wind which is good news. and with that, we do get a nice recovery overnight in terms of getting that marine layer least covering around the bay. but the drier help shot a little bit. keeping you cool your body to try to work it. so that means helped out by keeping the water flowing. even if you're not thirsty, got to keep the water going 90 or so around the bay today, 100 plus in london with the heat statements that kick in for monday. tuesday away. we

go near 100 for the bay won 10 inland and that may linger even past tuesday, wednesday into thursday. rest of the week. still very hot for wednesday, 80 ish for the east bay. as we finish off the week and some 90's working in there, too. next weekend looks to be interesting. however, though, highs today, 78 for san francisco. 85 for open ninety-four. meanwhile for san jose, there you have those numbers. 100 plus east of the east bay hills. 100, it looks like up to santa rosa. 94. meanwhile for san jose heat spell continues in the next couple of days. 100 plus, there's your one tense for monday into tuesday. we'll have your extended forecast and the 4 zone and just a little bit, stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> in national news, a big week in washington, d.c., we learn more about the documents seized during the fbi search of former president trump's home at mar-a-lago and president biden delivered a prime time speech and what he called extreme threats to democracy. joining us now to discuss is political analyst michael yaki. good morning to

you. good morning, stephanie. all right. so let's talk a bit about the latest findings about the documents seized from mar-a-lago. they included dozens of empty folders marked classified. michael, what do you think was the biggest take away from the information released here? >> well, i think that the biggest takeaway is that. what was taken the fact is that you had donald in his office with a number of extremely sensitive classified material regardless of whether it was the cause for tonight. and there's no evidence ever was, including the attorney general. but former attorney general barr stating that as well, you had the kind of information, but you never want to have lying around for people who do not have the best int rest of the united states america at heart. i mean, we're talking about some of the most highly classified documents. human intelligence sources. another is our moles are spies and other countries or in is office other a lot of

other information that could only be viewed in what's called a sense, sense of compartments. you kept that. those were laying around his office as well. they're they're not locked up. there's no evidence check their kind of thrown around with that much news clippings and a time magazine portrait of himself. so these are the this is this is alarming from a national security perspective. regardless of whether or not there's of presidential records at issue at all. the fact is material a possibly detrimental to the safety and security of every american which is lying around mara lago and security, including in the president, the former president's own office. >> curious to know where those documents that were supposed to be in those folders marked classified when as well. i'm sure, but there's a lot of investigation into we also heard from president biden this week in a primetime speech calling out what he was calling he later did clarify. he was not calling out all trump supporters and calling

them a threat to democracy, but clearly is making some sort of point here by calling out trump by name. do you think this is a winning strategy for democrats heading into the midterms? >> what's hot over this weekend in california is hot all over the country now is that as we're only 64 plus days away from the midterm elections and this was a very calculated gamble in many ways by president biden. i think he saw the fact that with the dobbs decision anti-abortion a ruling by the supreme court there's some movement going toward his own party. but any also saw the fact that there's about people who will have direct impact on on the no on may 2024 election running for office. people running for congress. secretary of state governors and 100 of these people, our election to years us or the mega republican extremists who do not believe that we had a fair and free

election in 2020. he wanted to call that out because he will keep really wanted serve a raise. the stakes for what's going on. what's going to happen 65 days. people like that are all about people are running for for office. and he was basically making a very calculated political move, a detroit push independents and push me republicans into saying, you know, i just can't go that far. i've got to vote for somebody else or not or not. so it certainly for the election to ayers and age quite frankly, biden and the by and by momentum going into 2024. >> but i do want to bring up here that this morning. it looks like a former president trump spoke in pennsylvania rather on on saturday. i should at his first since the fbi searched his florida state, he said, quote, the fbi and the justice department have become vicious monsters

controlled by radical left scoundrels lawyers and the media who tell them what to do thoughts on that. he essentially. >> it's really interesting when we talk about the mar-a-lago, we talked about the biden speech now the intertwined and basically trump just reaffirmed everything that biden said and there's a night which is that keep in you know, basically making threats about and accusations against law enforcement against the justice department. remember because whether or not you think that they're right all the time and it's certainly not they still do the job of protecting america, protecting our democracy, rooting out terrorists. those kinds of things you just can't say that as a whole. they're vicious, horrible monsters. you can call the president of the united states enemy of the state, which he did in his speech in pennsylvania. i mean, that is essentially saying so on saying to people out there who may not be all right in their minds that.

president biden is essentially a traitor to this country. you can't do that kind of stuff. but this is part parcel of who and what donald trump is. and he's basically making the point that president biden made in his thursday night some of those quite a bit of polarizing rhetoric. >> out there being foot around by both you know, speaking of the midterms, which we were just talking about here, we're now just about 10 weeks away from the what kind of impact do you think this rhetoric is going to have on some of the upcoming races on both sides for the house and senate. >> what you're seeing right now is a lot of nervousness by by the republican party. you seen a lot of candidates for office on the republican side scrubbing the website. the mentioning of mentions of donald trump scrubbing their websites from mentions out of their position on abortion. they're really worried that the confluence of these 2 things could take could take away from what was to be a sure victory by the republicans in january of this

year. both the house and the senate is now mitch mcconnell. the same? well, we may not win. the senate likely not going with the senate and a lot of polls are starting to show that and the house, which is supposed to be a factor republican and that there's actually knowing very narrow, but very definite democratic pat, to take you to keeping the majority in the house. and these are the kinds of things he wanted because essentially what you're trying to with what's going on is you will see more and more trip to the democrat trying to pull all the independents that sort of red leaning independents and and at least getting mainstream republicans either take a back seat. the midterm elections or you know, holder hold their nose and vote for a democrat because of what this could be their nominee for the party could do to the to the to democracy that we call the united states of america. okay. all right. >> political analyst michael yaki, thank you very much for your perspective this morning.

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east bay, all lanes of interstate 5.80, in oakland are back open after a deadly crash that happened around 9.15, last night at west macarthur boulevard. a pedestrian was hit and killed. the driver is cooperating with police. all lanes reopened just after midnight. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, climate change continues to affect the bay area. >> i want spurts as heat waves may start to become more common.

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>> morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. start this half hour with a look at our forecast. if things are really heating up outdoors day. >> exactly. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. i thought there was more coming on. sorry, okay. i didn't pick up the ball and that's a fumble, ok? so we have for today. hot temperatures tomorrow as well. in fact, most of the week ahead is going to be 100 plus for a lot of those inland valleys. just so you can prepare for advanced. so here's what's going on. a nice picturesque view. well, this is supposed to the south bay here, you get an idea. sunny skies at san jose state. and here's the map we've been referencing until wednesday. now with the areas in red are excessive heat warning and the heat advisories. those areas in orange. this is until tuesday evening. san francisco's tend to be not in this, but it's still going to be plenty warm throughout much of the week to cook in the early part of the week, 80 already for antioch. 73 for livermore. 71 conquered 60's cover the east bay shoreline

with 70 up there to nap and pretty much 60's still hanging on a good chunk of the peninsula and up to the north bay a bit as well. one place to escape the ballpark as the giants to battle against the phillies. can they carry their lead one? 0, 5, game time. temps lower 70's, mostly sunny. we can actually put this on the graphic, pleasant with little bit of a west wind at about 10 to 15. however, 97 by 1 o'clock by 4, 1, o 3 for a lot of those inland valleys. and dana, walk you through that to 4 zone forecast and we'll take a look at the extended as well, stephanie. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> as the bay area deals with extreme temperatures like the ones that dave was just described describing there. climate specialists say heat waves like the one we're going through right now are going to become more common kron four's. amanda hari spoke with a stanford professor about some of the challenges we're up against. >> we are now in a climate where? >> severe both more intense record breaking heat is more

frequent. >> compared to how it used to be decades ago as extreme heat closes down outdoor spaces and opens up cooling centers, stanford or school of saint ability. professor. >> no, a different ball says the climate we live in has but it really requires, you know, and knowledge understanding that we're already in a new and it will continue to intensify as global warming continues in the coming decades. and he says the amount of warming we're experiencing is not uniform throughout the year. we had 1.1 degree celsius of global warming in 2 degrees fahrenheit of global warming. but this time of that we're in right now where we tend to get some of the hottest days of the year, that's actually warming even more rapidly. >> dad, and then to the warming overall. and that's what leads to more wildfires. there's more dried vegetation and more extreme heat this time of year.

>> in the last week, the california legislature passed bills to focus on clean energy. >> remove carbon from the atmosphere and smokestacks and end new oil drilling near communities. well, different boss as climate change has already happened. these things can make a difference. what we do now have benefits both now and in the future. but california has been a climate policy. >> both for the trajectory of greenhouse gas emissions as well as for adapting to changing climate. he says there's still some challenges when it comes to protecting people from dangerous heat. >> and protecting the environment going forward in the future is how to provide the that benefits of that air conditioning provides increasing global warming and climate change and severe increased emissions. he says scientists are still working on solving that problem during

this heat wave. state regulators have urged the public to conserve energy when and where they can. >> amanda hari kron, 4 >> when california farmworkers getting little relief from these extreme temperatures as they continue their daily work, providing more than a 3rd of the nation's vegetables and 2 thirds of the country's fruits and nuts. there are some 800,000 farm workers throughout our state summer have already suffered from heat stroke and heat exhaustion. others have started their work before dawn to avoid the afternoons hottest hours. >> cullen, we started 3 in the morning and finish at 10 30 get i have to work because they have to support my family. >> cal osha is reinforcing the importance of heat related illness prevention programs to agriculture, employers during this heat wave and employers are responsible for providing water shade and rest for outdoor workers. and thousands of people are descending upon lake tahoe. this holiday

weekend in an effort to try and stay cool garage. paulson has spoke with tourists. >> a summer day at lake is intriguing. even more so at the valley continues to hit consecutive days of triple digit heat. kind of want to skip little bit and to do so. sacramento's delineate heritage go 400 miles to south with nice thing about it is because it 105, there's a breeze here, 87 to be exact and by standards, it is warm day. 2 degrees away from the record. but it is triple the extra people trying to beat the heat coincides labor day weekend is music to eric alberts year and really awesome to see people out labor day weekend is sort of the last hope off for the summer and because labor day weekend was canceled last year. >> the region lost tens of millions of we don't have business this time year. so it's really great to see people out. business has been really good for us the area,

went from a smoke-filled ghost town this time last year to again, get busy towards town, hoping to bring back around 100,000 visitors to the area this weekend. we're looking forward to people coming out and enjoying it. socializing of the dangerous heat wave scorches the golden state. the temptation to escape the heat. >> could right now. it feels like the cows back to normal. in south lake gurajpal sunday. >> and the bay area is home to a lot of literary giants. and we're about to introduce you to the newest one. she's a young oakland woman who published her first novel getting major recognition from none other. then oprah winfrey kron four's. pam moore sat down with 20 year-old layla motley. >> a >> leyla modly just turned 20 in june and she is already getting rave reviews for her debut novel called nightcrawling. i'm going to

she's doing book readings here and around the country. it is wrong and innocent. at the same time. >> all the polls and no one ever seemed to leave. nobody it is set in oakland, her hometown. and the backdrop is a real-life police scandal calling follows 17 we we can follow her as she becomes involved with and that would give police officers who sexually exploit her and and the book follows the aftermath of and explores, you know, black girlhood and vulnerability. layla is referencing a heavy, real world subject. she was just 13 or 14 when the explosive oakland police scandal was unfolding. the 2015 case involved officers from oakland and a number of other bay area police departments. >> having with a teen girl who was called celeste co-op. the scandal led to firings resignations, reprimands and more.

>> dark threats to explore in a first a novel. >> nonetheless, layla says her own love for oakland is also key to the story. i wanted the ability for it. these characters and for chiara in particular. >> to show that she she loves this city. she finds value all of the connections of the love that she has in her life is very much formed on this foundation of of the streets and of oakland. layla says growing up her dad like to write her mom like to read. she learned to love both. >> poems, journals stories all when she was young. she went to oakland school for the arts and became a part of the oakland youth poet laureate program as a can only be believed by those who have felt the same ache in their loved ones. then at age 16, she won the title here oakland. >> last night i got off a plane rolled my neck, fell to crack and said, honey, i'm i

didn't even realize. >> how special oakland was intel? intel? i did leave. it allowed me like this. this freedom to to be my own in a city that i think it just really does value are and freedom and and exploration. so i really period because everything in in the uk is going to close to day. >> she finished nightcrawling and while at smith college was finalizing publishing when she met her and weekends. >> the pandemic hit. so back home to the bay area. >> and then she got the ultimate surprise. >> yeah, reason it is. >> book club >> i was the most shocking day of my i thought it was going on to a team

>> and it ended with miss winfrey. >> they're holding can't believe your skill and mastery already. it's layla even her father is i can't really tell me one day she was reading a book and she said i'm going to write finish this she went away to college. next thing i know she we all must be wondering how it how so much with it captured by at that age. >> readers acknowledge in nightcrawling lay low rights like someone much older and she's already thinking about what's next for hannah poetry collection. so can is going back and 2. >> my roots and poetry. and then i am working on another novel, too. and it continues to explore themes of like forgotten. sidelined black girls. but in a very different way.

>> congratulations to her. that was pam toore reporting for us this morning. nightcrawling is available in at least 13 countries. and lila has toured the u.s. the uk and europe with even more spots to come. >> well, the calendar says september, the weather forces didn't seem to get the memo and we're going to feel like summer over the next couple of days. yeah, there's a sample. what you'd expect for today. got your 4 zone forecast and got your 4 zone forecast and that extended next. keep got your 4 zone forecast and that extended next. keep 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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>> welcome back. taking a live look outside at walnut creek this morning. traffic moving along pretty nicely. there. the east bay bracing for a very hot day with and even hotter day expected tomorrow. dave spahr here to break it all down for us. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. live shot also coming in from daughter summit. how about that? lots of blue skies to be had here as well. >> you don't need chains, by the way. just let you know, looking pretty good up there if you want to escape some of the heat, but not entirely all of the heat about 90 or so they're expecting for highs over the next couple of days. so at least maybe away from the triple digits, at least that that how we doing so far, 80 antioch, 71 concord livermore, 73 60's cover the east bay shoreline. and there's that green just hang along the peninsula little bit there in san francisco coming in at 68. not for long, though, as conditions start to change. let's look at the longer range forecast here.

now we no the major player we've been talking about as high pressure. it does its thing with the falling air. it's warmer above. it prevents the rising factor of erin cuts off these winds which give us some relief. and let's go ahead and stop it towards the end here. interesting, a nice little plume of moisture. and even if it that the mid layers of the atmosphere that potentially could drive some isolated of thunder showers, potentially something to watch out for and increase the humidity levels as well as we break the back of this latest heat spell. and that may come with some actual surface rain to 4 those folks up in the mountains. so that will be something they're watching. we'll be talking more about that as we get later in the week. 4 zone forecast for the sunday 78 san francisco. let's keep the 70's cooking along the coast for the most part, 89 for burlingame. and don't you know what this 90's are back? lower 90's for redwood city, palo alto, san carlos and 92 in the south bay mid-nineties with 100. plus, when you get further away like morgan hill, 100 los gatos

east bay shoreline, lower 90's that that tri valley looking at one. 0, 4, livermore, pleasanton one. 0, 2, dublin has the see note one. 0, 3, going on. 4 walnut creek, one. 0, 4 for concord. meanwhile, contrast 82 for berkeley, an 85 for richmond, even with these contrasts, that's not going to drive too much in the way of winds. just a very, very light breeze. 85 for one. 0, 4 for fairfield and 100 for santa rosa. so we've extended the statement here to cover all the way to wednesday for the excessive heat warning, but still temperatures quite lofty. they potentially could increase that statement for more time. maybe even out the thursday with the later ships coming in the national weather service and that cloud puff you see on saturday. let's put a post it note on there, too. be determined later on to see what we're getting for next weekend, which potentially could be some monsoon thunder showers. >> i thanks very much. dave of san francisco. police kick off their chinatown night out event next week. it's a community event giving you a chance to get to know your local law enforcement and this

coming at a time as concerns over violence against the asian community are high. joining me now to discuss is sergeant colbert to from the san francisco police department. thanks so much for being here this morning. thanks for having me. so so to tell us a bit about chinatown night out, what can people expect? >> well, this is the 8th annual a chinatown night out last year. we didn't have it because the you know what? biting a the community come they can expect a different city agencies that have services. we also you know, nonprofits as well food give away. my favorite is a con candy and popcorn for everybody. so cotton candy and popcorn. all right. >> so is it is something that's family friendly. it's for people of all ages. exactly in everyone, from every community, not just chinatown. so we invite everybody to come out. what it tell us a bit about the value of having these night out type of events. >> so a lot of it, you know, from the police department standpoint is this outreach

make see officers accessible, you know, making for central station, is that? >> the community to me to be officers that are assigned to talk to them and that issues that. bothering them or concern with that. they're not comfortable calling it in. a good talk with out at the chinatown night out and make us more where but main thing is just our each end make a successful for the community. it's an opportunity for people to get to build a relationship. you get to know members of their of their local police force, is which is a really interesting opportunity. of course, we know that there is community concern attacks against asian people, asian elderly. >> you know, you're a member of the local community. you're from the sunset district this. how does it make you feel to see these sort of events happening and and directed at people in chinatown and across san francisco know personally, you know, when i was younger, my grandfather was robbed and really beating. so i see these incidents, obviously as a as a human as a person of asian descent. >> you know, i understand what

people feel when they see these incidents on the victimized by it. you know, i i know the department, you know, we're doing a lot of things to. you know, not just reduce crime, but reduce people's fear of crime. so now there's a big things we're working on. >> and walk us through some of the specific steps and strategies that the department is implementing to help people stay safe and about on the streets. so they've upped the patrol. >> presence in the high crime neighborhoods and areas that have targeted. i speak in chinatown because that's what sign kept his side almost 25 coverage, at least in chinatown. so there's always a a foot be almost around the clock. you know, it to the community feels that the police are there. they're there for them that they're served there there to protect them. so, you know, it's not just chinatown, but throughout the city. the department has been doing that. >> not every we talk a lot hate directed against asian

people. this is something that really came up during the pandemic as a point of discussion and concern. but of course not every incident involving a person of color is a hate crime, right? yes, i'm in your personal you know, patrolling the streets. is it seem like violence in general has gone up because violence? period is unacceptable. >> agree with that any kind of bounce. obviously is unacceptable. now whether or not, you numbers are up because people reporting it more or they're actually happened more. you know that i'm not sure. i know some numbers show that some cars might be going down. some of the crimes might be going up. but speaking to the community, you know, a lot of times a few like crime is going up when some of the steps stats really back that up. our main concern is we want everyone to feel like, you know. they don't they should have to fear for, you know, walking around just being out in the community and what sort of safety tips can uce into their own lives today?

>> whether they're out in chinatown are just different parts of san francisco. you generally, you know, recommend if you're traveling, especially at traveling a group, you know, be aware of your surroundings if you can avoid being in. areas that are known to have crimes making sure. you take all the precautions yourself to avoid the chances of being a victim of crime. obviously, you've you see anything. we also know tell people you see something, say something. so if you see something, call 9-1-1, even if you think you might not be anything, it could be relate to something else and we can help. piece that together. so, you know, just personal safety wise, do just be aware of your surroundings and just always be willing to calling >> and do you have a message of reassurance for community activists? some businesses in chinatown who are concerned about for, you know, the

safety of their businesses, that their their livelihoods, that sort of thing. you know, i just want them to know and i walk the beat every day and i give them the same message as were out here for them. you know. call us don't hesitate. don't think it's 2 minor. let us know what's going on and give us a chance to help you out. all right. san francisco police sergeant colbert shoe. >> thank you very much for your time. and we appreciate your insight this morning. thank you for having me. all right. so let's take reminder chinatown night out is happening wednesday, september, the 7th at portsmouth square in san francisco from 4.30, to 07:00pm. this event is free and open to the public. so check it out.

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baltimore goes on to win by a final of the 8, 2 teams play again this morning. first pitch set for 10, 30 in baltimore. >> and by the way, again, the giants will play at home tonight. that's a great place to avoid the heat because this is what the whole bay red and the oranges are. the heat advisory stephanie. this has been extended in terms of time. this is going to take us out for tuesday for the heat advisory and wednesday for the excessive heat warning. and even afterwards, it's still going to be hot. san francisco escapes all of that at the ballpark. we're looking at temperatures in the 70's and a little bit of a breeze. so came pretty that's pretty pleasant on that front. so a good option for people that is a possibility that that the coast and also the mountains a little bit. yeah. so the whole week ahead, it gets awfully crowded. look at that. even inland, rather, even along the bay, it's in the 80's. it looks like for much of the week ahead and saturday, you might be saying hark there's some relief there. yeah, well, sort of that cloud cuffs tells us, stephanie, some moisture

coming in from the south and this time of year. that's the monsoon that may be at the mid levels of the atmosphere. that's not necessarily a good thing because that will provide maybe an isolated thunder shower, dry lightning stuff like that. plus, added humidity at the surface. so enjoy the dry air. why it's here. make physics work for you, drink lots of water. and we say that all the time. but for pets and all that stuff because you're losing water and you don't even know what so. >> yes, stay hydrated. very important. as karen noloxone told us earlier today at for us for weekend news. i'm stephanie lin from all of us here at kron 4. thanks so much for watching. have a great day for watching. have a great day and stay safe. for watching. have a great day and stay safe. think of us as grandma's coffee? heck yeah, we are. and 35 million more with equally, excellent taste. ♪ livin' in the past it's a new generation ♪ allow us to reintroduce ourselves, folgers.

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