>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday september, the 10th. covering a lot for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. boy, some really has come our way at least temperature wise going on. got those numbers greatly reduced from where they were before. let's go and check it out. >> here in terms of a lot of fog that we have this that marine layer is coming back as well. and that's the start things off. but that will mix out as we get to around the noon hour in going to variable

cloudy story for much of the day for today. so it's a little bit of what may be what we're used to, but haven't. the cloud cover, though. the fog that we're talking about is covering up the east bay shoreline for the most part, as you will notice. here's the cloud cover that we're also efforting as well. it's really due to a tropical system in southern california. how often do we say that very often? it's almost once in a lifetime type thing where it was actually tropical when it struck san diego number actually getting landfall, though, 60's going on for those temperatures. 65 san jose. 59 for san francisco for comparison's we're pretty close to where we were from yesterday, but we're not going to be as warm because of this cloud cover and because of the different weather pattern that's in place. bit of a northwest wind to the checking out as well. so let's get more of a cloudy by us on this may be off to the east bay, the to 76 by 11 by 2 at eighty-four. and coming up a little bit here, kind of walk you through what you can expect for this weekend because little bit warmer for tomorrow. stephanie.

>> that the charles, for that put george is by the death of late saldran. happy memory. they come off only low for an right leaves charles. >> breaking overnight, king charles, the 3rd officially proclaimed britain's new taking. this comes after the death of queen elizabeth today ceremony. a key step in introducing the new king to the country. a proclamation, as you just heard was read from a balcony at saint james palace. this a truly historic moment marking the first time the a session ceremony has been held since 1952. when queen elizabeth, the second took the throne over the next few days. the queen's body will be brought from balmoral. i castle in scotland where she died to london where she will lie in state before her funeral at westminster abbey. during today's ceremony, king charles made a personal

declaration ballon to follow his mother's example as he took on his new duties. >> to all of us as a family. as to this kingdom. the why the family of nations. of which he's a part. my mother gave an example over lifelong love and of selfless service. my mother's reign was an equal in his generation. it's dedication and devotion. even as we grieve, we give thanks for this most faithful like. >> and you can see in this video from this morning ceremony. the king was also joined by his wife, camilla, now known as the queen conch sort. he was also joined by his son, william. now the prince of wales. we want to take you live now outside for a look at buckingham palace. you can see thousands of people gathered there to pay their respects to queen elizabeth on this historic

day. and coming up at the bottom of the hour, kron four's justin campbell joins us live from london this morning with more on what's happening there on the ground. and we have continuing coverage on this story. more on queen elizabeth's life and legacy and what happens next for the royal family on our website. kron 4 dot com. back here in the bay area. new details on the young mother beheaded outside of her san carlos home. a suspect is now in custody. kron four's haaziq madyun spoke with the victim's mother. >> i miss her already. my hardest empty without her. she was my best friend. i miss her. i just the newsroom. >> tears began to fall as martin castro watch. redwood city firefighters hose down the location where the body of his daughter, 27 year-old karina castro was found thursday here on lowell street

in san carlos. deputies with the san mateo county sheriff's office arrested her boyfriend. 33 year-old jose, some not all that data as the primary suspect for her murder. i didn't day one. he's been nothing but rubble since that they came in their life. biden castro says jose still out on data was the father of one of korean as 2 small children. >> when she got pregnant by him. >> my heart dropped on friday. investigators with the san mateo county sheriff's office say they recovered what they believe is the weapon. a stabbing instrument used to kill karina castro. her next door neighbor's says that he was at home at the time she something like that. make see n- >> whenever she something like that before, i believe god. but things happen like >> after the blood was washed away. the grieving father returned the flowers and candles marking the location where his daughter died have even been begin to process. what justice would be for your daughter in this case.

>> i don't feel he should continue breathing. i think the death penalty would be perfect for him. a representative with the san mateo county district attorney's office told me to expect more information about to possibly being arraigned in connection to this homicide on monday. >> and san carlos has a kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, new details in the murder of a married couple in dublin. the primary suspect, a deputy with the alameda county sheriff's office. and we heard from the suspect's father who says his son, devon williams junior picture there was dating one of the victims. 42 year-old maria tran, her husband, 58 year-old benison trend was 58 year-old suntran. williams is accused of shooting and killing the couple inside of their home after he left work from the santa rita county jail tuesday night. williams then fled to call lingo where he surrendered to officers. he's now behind bars, charged with 2 counts of murder.

police arrested a suspect in connection to a stabbing death. the attack happened outside the 24th street mission. bart station in san francisco. police say surveillance video from august. 28 showed 42 year-old richard visor arguing with the victim then stabbing him. the man then collapsed on the platform. our police work with the san francisco police department to identify the suspect. and coming up in about 20 minutes here on the kron 4 morning news. more money being allocated to address the monkeypox virus. the plan from lawmakers to stop the spread as the case count continues to decline. >> and after the break, the work underway by state agencies to make more fresh water available as the drought water available as the drought continues. water available as the drought continues. milk-bone dipped. a treat so tasty, everyone will want to be a dog.

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impacts of climate change drought that salty groundwater and with investments of this we can actually help those communities. cleaning your salty groundwater, making those communities resilient. >> critics argue that desalination is too expensive and uses too much energy. but supporters say it's t-me for the state to get behind the approach. >> all right. some cooler temperatures we're dealing with today. unfortunately, lot of cloud cover going on even into the afternoon as we see inland highs only into the 80's, although it looks good as we head on to next week. we'll have details in the forecast. kron 4 morning news.

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it's still illegal to bet here in california. prop 27 changes the game. 27 legalizes online sports betting california adults 21 and over. meaning you will finally be able to get in on the action legally. so remember to vote yes on prop 27. it's a win for sports fans. >> welcome back. taking a live look outside. well at a very foggy san francisco this morning, though, that fog covering up the camera there. dave spahr is in the weather center now with a look at our forecast and how long can we expect to karl the fog to stick well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. so we have the fog. that's that lower marine layer kind of moisture. we like that because that's, you know. >> and it's very cold. it's a far jic. it doesn't, you know, produce like a lot of the lightning or deny that above some of that leftover tropical moisture from k down in socal. >> now that can be problematic when you get that excited and

everything you can sometimes spark off those strikes of lightning which is not impossible over the next 48 hours. but we just have 2 different kind of odd types of moisture playing out at the same time. so we get the cooling would like that part, right? we have a lot of cloud cover. once we take care of this fog as we get into the afternoon hours, getting back down to southern california is now extra tropical system. but all the moisture is still there. it doesn't magically disappear as the tropical system to kay's. there's the rain still continuing in southern california. the system really never made landfall to heading back out to sea. but the moisture plume still continues up towards the north into central california central coast. even up to the mountains. it looks like particularly for today. the impact from our vantage point may actually be delayed is into sunday, which will see ok for today. we'll call kind of variable clouds. looks like it opens up a little bit of the east bay. there's some of those showers kind of cooking off towards the mountains and towards our south. overnight. some of the sprinkles may make it into the peninsula as we

get into your sunday, we open up the skies a little bit as you will notice. so kind of like today that variable cloudy scenario can vary by geography and by time that adds energy to the atmosphere. sometimes with that mid-level tropical moisture can spark off a little isolated thunder shower. there you see in the mountains, some rain still lingering into sunday and as early as in the monday morning, we still may have some cloud cover left over as we start to clear out and dry out a bit into a cooler scenario to midweek. so what's happening at the surface there? you're on shore winds. they're also somewhat unfamiliar from last week. we like the direction, as you can see, well in the teens and 20's repeat, it looks like in the sunday. so the surface we're getting that cooler marine layer being brought in with daytime heating, putting it all together. considerable clouds today, mild. that includes some morning fog 80's inland low 70's for the bay tomorrow, variable clouds still there. we're going to call the sprinkles a possibility. can, you know, ruled out and inland warming with a few 90's returning.

that's a clear patch of the showed you there for tomorrow. then for next week, it's sunny early in the week. cooling into near 80 or so for highs in places that we're looking at. almost one 10 from last week. so a big change in terms of the forecast is going to be a little flavor of fall as well. 72 san francisco, mostly cloudy. 74 going on for oakland, variable clouds, a little pleasant compared to how hot it's been. 81. meanwhile for san jose and check out this map there, we had to use different bank and crayons to make this mid 80's for the far east bay and up to the north bay. plenty of 70's course. that's the 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie. >> thanks very much. date now to our monkeypox coverage, los angeles county health officials are investigating the death of a resident diagnosed with m-pox. it will be an autopsy to determine whether the virus was the cause of death. death and severe illness are still rare in the global outbreak. this is the second death in the u.s. where m-pox may be a factor. and the state approved millions of dollars in funding

to stop the spread of m-pox assembly member. phil ting making the announcement just yesterday. kron four's rob nesbitt has more on how this money could help. >> the numbers are optimistic for several reasons. first off, san francisco has had a daily case report of 0 new cases several days the last week. still the money promised and governor newsom signed budget will help prevent the case count from going up in the future. for months, health officials sounded the alarm on a lack of m-pox funding and resources. on friday assembly member phil ting announce how much california has allocated to stop the spread of 41.5. >> millionidollars of emergency funding. to help local jurisdictions and community groups in particular combat. the mpx outbreak. the update happening as a cupboard hospital in san francisco. >> but the assembly member got a tour of where more than 15,000 vaccines have been administered. the hospital ceo doctor susan air lick leading both the tor and the hospitals fight against the disease. this new funding will very

much help in our efforts to fight the spread of m-pox with increased access to treatment. >> testing and vaccinations for most affected communities. california continues to be at the center of the m-pox outbreak with more than 4,000 reported cases, roughly 20% of the nation's total. >> san francisco has the second highest number of cases in the state has 763 ceo of the san francisco aids foundation. doctor tyler trim your says the vaccination waitlist that's trucked has gone down from 10,000 to around 3,000. >> access to treatments such as t-poxx has also improved. we have been able to reduce several of the barriers that were originally in place. i think. >> for a long time we heard about stacks of pa erwork hours per patient. and many of those things have been reduced in the burden. according to assembly member, ting around, 25 million dollars will go to the california department of public health. >> and more than 15 million dollars will be allocated for county health departments and community-based groups. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the governor of new york this week declaring a state of

emergency over polio. the cdc analyzed wastewater and found the virus in 5 counties. the polio vaccination rate alarmingly low in some new york counties to 60% in rockland and 58% in orange. medical experts say polio spreads between people when the virus enters of mouth and can spread unnoticed because most infected people do not show symptoms. we spoke with local doctors who shared their concerns about this outbreak. >> people today, parents have never seen and so what's to worry about? well, i can tell you what's to worry about because it was a horrible problem until we have these vaccines. we don't want to see these diseases again. we thought they were gone and it's >> tragedy to see diseases come back that are completely avoidable. >> doctors say children and adults who are not vaccinated should get immunized immediately. they say if you are immunized against polio, don't worry. you are protected and will not be infected. in

national news, a federal judge dismissed donald trump's russia probe lawsuit against hillary clinton and former fbi officials. the suit claimed that clinton along with former fbi chief james comey and others conspired to make up the investigation into whether trump's 2016 campaign coordinated with russia. the federal judge in florida said the lawsuit seems like an attempt to settle scores and grievances instead of trying to correct a wrong trump's lawyers saying the former president will appeal this ruling. secretary of transportation pete buttigieg tour bay area, public transit systems friday catching a ride on ac transit in oakland with congresswoman barbara lee yesterday. taking a look at areas of the city set to be improved with a federal grant. oakland got 14.5 million dollars last year from the infrastructure bill. it will be used to improve 7th street broadway and martin luther king junior way and restore public access to the waterfront. buttigieg arrived

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>> as the bay area gets out of a record-breaking heat wave. lots of us are looking forward to heading outside for some cooler weather kron four's gayle ong spent some time in downtown pleasanton, speaking with people about their weekend plans. >> after back-to-back days of excessive heat, outdoor reservations and pairings wine bar and restaurant in pleasanton are starting to come back. so this cold is coming recently cause like like last few days, it's been really, really high. >> not like now starting feel like we're not just little bit just a little bit. friday marks the start of a cool down from the relentless heat wave. it's like gore of collapse. he decided to come out to enjoy evening out with family. the is getting better. and that is definitely one of the factors for us to come down to don from pleasant. and temperatures in downtown pleasanton were in the triple digits even after 05:00pm.

>> ha day. frauke out for a quick errand says he's not quite ready to have a meal. al fresco last 3 days have been super hot a dine inside with my wife. that could caring is wine bar and restaurant. the staff ready to work and more comfortable temperatures. we've got some live music so you know, it's come on down gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news king charles, the 3rd officially proclaimed king of britain and thousands show up to pay their respects to the late queen. more details and a live report from london. and as we head into the break, if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, check out the art scape street festival in san francisco. this starts at 11 this morning on 37th avenue. it is a family friendly event with food, live music and local artist. and best of all, it is free to attend.

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what's left of that from k in southern california. never really made landfall. but all that moisture as you can see, producing rain in southern california and now bubbling up to central california. and we're along the stop along the way here. it probably won't get the deeper moisture won't get in here to the overnight. and that's when the atmosphere has the least amount of energy in it. so we're not expecting really much in the way of any lightning strikes out of this. but we can't rule out maybe a little sprinkle or 2 happening. 60's cover most of the east bay. 58 going on for napa. we have 59 for novato 60. meanwhile for san francisco at the ballpark, the oakland a's do battle against the white sox. again. first pitch 107, temps will hover around 70 or so. we'll call it kind of variable clouds. little looks like the east bay will open up a little bit for the afternoon winds west, less than 10. the breakdown today. we've got 76 going on by 11 by 2 at 84. it's a big time improvement coming up a little bit. we'll take a look at that long-range forecast and your 4 zone for your saturday. stephanie, thanks very much. dave.

>> breaking news overnight. king charles, the 3rd now officially proclaimed the king of britain, a massive ceremony unfolded in the overnight hours. and we're looking live now at buckingham palace where thousands of people are continuing to pay their respects to the queen since news of her death. again taking another live look at buckingham palace right now. can see all those people gathered out there. i'm laying out flowers, sharing messages of condolences. a kron four's. justin campbell is live for us in london this morning. and just and we understand you are there with the new king arrived at buckingham palace. >> yeah, that's right, stephanie. right now i'm actually standing off of the mall it this road right behind me where you see all of these people that are behind me leads to buckingham palace. if you look at this video that put up on your screen, that will rule q 2 earlier today. the chance for so many people here to see king charles

arriving here at buckingham palace along with the queen. that was a moment that you heard so many people cheering so many people excited to that moment. and i actually got the chance to talk to people about it. but you get to hear what they we also spent some today outside of buckingham palace where were rolled you. you look at this video, you can see so many people putting flowers outside in green park. that park is right outside of buckingham palace in honor of her late majesty queen elizabeth. now you read some of those cards that are outside by the trees. all of the flowers that you're looking at that you see it really shows the impact that the queen had on people not just here in the uk, but also across the very impactful. but take a listen to what some of the people said that i spoke to. want to come up, has to pay our is once in lifetime. he's going to happen >> it's really wanted to pass specs to. queen and the royal

family today. rice out. >> it's been very upset and staff or can pay respects to the queen to show had the respect she >> now people from across the world have been putting flowers. that will stay there. they will continue to allow put to put people to put flowers. and has so many will take place across the week. still not exactly sure when the funeral funeral will take place. stephanie. >> thanks live, justin. and you know, you spent quite a bit of time your plan to be there for the next couple of days. and you've had a chance to speak with a number of people from the area as we just saw on. he described to us the from maybe local people who are gathering outside of buckingham palace right now. what's that been like?

>> it's been a sad moment, but at the same time, also exciting from what i'm hearing for most people. they're telling me they want charles to carry on his mother's legacy. they want him to change a few things, but they also said this is a once in a lifetime opportunity that due to the succession that they most likely will not see a woman queen for a long time to come. so this is a moment that they really want to pay tribute to her. and it's something to them that also for their kids, it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. but there's a lot of excitement of what is to come. stephanie. >> all right. justin kamber reporting live for us from london. we appreciate your perspective from for us from there. in san francisco, people gathered at city hall to sign the city's condolence book that will be delivered to the british consulate in san francisco. the queen visited the city by the bay once in

1983, the consul general of indonesia was also in san francisco to pick on hand to pay their respects. >> yes, we also so truly a is 5 people around the globe rules not only for the mothers but what mothers and the peoples leaders put the uk. >> the city says they may do another signing if there is enough public interest. and now the queen elizabeth has passed several things will change in the uk. the queen's portrait insignia or initials will be phased out and replaced by those of king charles, the 3rd, the national anthem will change from god save the queen to god save the king. the queen's images featured on all british coins and currency bills. that image will change to king charles, but that is expected to take some time because there's so much money in circulation. and we do have continuing coverage

on this story. more on queen elizabeth's life and legacy and what happens next for the royal family? you can find all that on our website. kron 4 dot com. now the peninsula, a chp officer is recovering from injuries after stopping a wrong-way driver. the chp says the driver of a silver honda was headed northbound in the southbound lanes of 2.80, in daly city when officers tried to stop the car, the man tried to get away. the chase ended in a 3 way crashes. you can see here, including a patrol car, the driver of the honda has been arrested for felony dui. the chp officer is expected to be okay. marin county filed a lawsuit against biotech giant monsanto alleging chemicals they produced known as pcbs, contaminated the community. cities on the lawsuit include sandra fell and novato. they claim monsanto knew about the dangers of the chemical for more than 50 years but continue to promote the products anyway. the seabees were used in coolant and

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flushed a little bit to the south. another through yosemite, not so much up to tahoe. so we're keeping it somewhat variable clouds call it that. but reduce temperatures, though, 70's 77 for tomorrow down to 74 for monday. and by tuesday at 70, even there it is. what's left over of k that tropical moisture. what's left of it is set up to central california and also up around the bay area is responsible for some of the cloud cover. we have a lot and will be the case again for tomorrow. it looks like handing it over. the long range forecast models can no longer becomes a factor. as we get into the middle of the week, the monsoon continues to churn up and we're looking at mild temperatures as we head on into the middle of the week and then a reinforcement system at the end of this loop. as you can see, nice front up towards our backyard. i don't know if this is going to produce any rain as we get into the following week, but it will be another surge of some cooler air. so we have more reinforcements coming our way. it looks like we're finally get into more of a fall like pattern here as of the month wears on. 72 san

francisco for the 4 zone forecast. the saturday will keep those 60's and around 70 along the coast. bayside 75 going on for burlingame to the south. 82 redwood city, 80 for palo alto. 77 for mountain view and even down here, the south bay, almost a 20 degree drop from just a few days ago. 81 from center san jose and also for cupertino. 78 for milpitas east bay shoreline is back in the 70's. we've got mid 80's tri valley. those going to be a pop happening tomorrow. there's going to turn to some 90's coming back again. we haven't completely got rid of those. 85 for walnut creek, also for concord, 68 for berkeley, richmond. 69, the lay checks in at a 69 as well. but around the carquinez strait, we're back to the 80's again, probably 90's tomorrow. 75 for napa and 79 for santa rosa. but we do have some cooler temperatures to be had as we get into the middle of the week. again, that slight chance of a shower for tomorrow, warming up in parts of the east bay into the lower 90's, even upper 70's little

bit of a bump that happens into next weekend until that reinforcement gets here into next weekend. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> now turning to el dorado and placer county. the massive mosquito fire is now at 30,000 acres with 0% containment, zach. but breaks down the challenges? fire crews now face. >> flames from the mosquito fire ripping through the tahoe national forest. this explosion in acreage means that the fuels in this area are ready to ignite. they're ready to come bus. and if the conditions are right, it will continue to burn the burning trees and brush causing a massive plume of smoke above placer and el dorado counties. that smoke also settling in the steep terrain. >> you can see how smoky things really are here off of mosquito ridge road fire officials say that the smoke is actually helping the firefight. today. we've actually been aided in some ways by the slow conversion that settled in over the fire.

>> that's limited the amount of as well as the pre heating that would occur if the sun was able to go directly onto the fuels and preheat them, allowing them to ignite as the fire came through. but with smoke causing low visibility, fire crews losing the ability to attack the fire from the air. in turn, crews taking advantage of what they can from the ground. pairing structures is a priority and also removing any unburned fuel between the existing control line and the fire itself as one of the priorities as well as the fire burns and mandatory evacuation orders forced people from their homes. law enforcement remains behind to keep an eye out for looters. if we catch stealing in this area, they will be going to jail. >> fire crews battled the steep smoky conditions. we're looking ahead to lower temperatures forecasted for the weekend while still remaining alert. we're looking forward to the temperature cool down this weekend. that should less exhausting for firefighters. but any change in weather can also lead to shift and other unstable atmosphere conditions.

>> wildfire smoke from northern california and oregon made for hazy skies in parts of the bay area. as a result, an air quality advisory has been extended through today in the east bay. that did cause all that smoke did cause some poor visibility in some areas. as you can see there. but officials have not issued a spare. the air alert. >> a lot of cars are about 250 miles. my personal car, a plug-in before the heat wave. and i'm not plugged in it really depends on how much you drive exciting. part about it is kind of what that really presents is an opportunity. and this using like the f one, 50 lightning for example, there's enough battery storage on site on board the powerhouse for about a week. >> the basic advice, if you do smell smoke, head indoors, enclosure windows and doors. governor newsom signed several new bills into law aimed at helping protect californians from extreme heat assembly bill 20 to creates the nation's first extreme heat advance warning and ranking

system similar to the warnings that you might hear. what during a hurricane assembly bill 16 43 creates an advisory committee to study the effects of extreme heat on the state's workers, businesses and economy. another assembly bill is the first in the nation directing state agencies to research the impact of extreme heat on pregnant women. the historic heat wave we just had is posing some new questions on the impact of electric cars on the power grid. this comes after state lawmakers made earlier this year made it mandatory for all new car sales to be electric by the year 2035. experts with the governor's office for business and economic development say that even as the demand for electric vehicle charging goes up, there will be no energy crisis in california. and there's no limit to driving during a flex alert. there's no ban to charging. you're just asked not to charge during certain times to help

keep strain off of the power grid. >> a lot of cars are about 250 miles. my personal car, a plug-in before the heat wave. and i've not played been it really depends on how much you drive exciting. part about it is kind of what that really presents is an opportunity. and this using like the f one, 50 lightning for example, there's enough battery storage on site on board a powerhouse for about a week. >> california has nearly 14,000 ev charging stations up and running the state's energy commission estimates will need 1.2 million public and shared chargers by 2030 to power up all those who plan to drive electric. we're healthy. fda is issuing a new warning about rare cancers linked to implants. they say various cancers can develop in scar tissue surrounding implants. symptoms can include swelling, pain lumps, or skin changes. the fda is not suggesting that women removed their implants but say they should monitor them and call their doctor if they notice any changes. and

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across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin and happy saturday to you. it is september 10th. we have a lot to get to this morning, a step getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and much cooler. we're dealing with this weekend. >> and into next week now it's actually little warmer tomorrow, but a nice little shock to the system today, coupled with some morning fog. yeah. now that's going to give way to some kind of variable clouds throughout the afternoon. little clear patch may be developing in the east bay this afternoon. but first

things first. here's the fog covering up a good chunk there. you can see the east bay shoreline, just the shrubbery in the distance. you can see and the cloud cover a lot. this coming from a tropical system down in southern california. that's what's left over of k and that moisture will probably about the entire weekend to kind of play out. now, every time we talk about this kind of tropical type of monsoon moisture, always that fear that it can generate lightning with that in. this is not an exception. however, this marine layer coming in help sri stabilize the atmosphere in the cool temperatures this morning. certainly help. we've got a lot of 60's on the board. you can see 56 for half moon bay, 67 for san jose and 69. meanwhile, for antioch and you're contrast from 24 hours ago, most readings are a little ahead of where they were this time from yesterday. winds already to returning to the on shore direction. we saw that yesterday. that's going to continue today tomorrow and for the breakdown, keeping a lot of cloud cover in our skies into the afternoon with inland highs, inland highs. now in the 80's going to

return to 90's tomorrow briefly, but it looks like a much cooling trend into next week as well. we'll have more in your fall like forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> the charles for that put george is by the death of late saldran. happy memory. they come off only and right to leave charles. >> breaking overnight, king charles, the 3rd officially proclaimed britain's new king. this comes after the death of queen elizabeth today ceremony. a key step in introducing the new king to the country. a proclamation, as you just heard was read from a balcony at saint james palace. this a truly historic moment marking the first time the a session ceremony has been held since 1952. when queen elizabeth, the second took the throne over the next few days. the queen's body will be brought from balmoral castle in scotland where she

died to london where she will lie in state before her funeral at westminster abbey. during today's ceremony, king charles made a personal declaration vowing to follow his mother's example as he takes on his new duties. >> to all of us as a family. as to this kingdom. the why the family of nations. of which he's a part. my mother gave an example over lifelong love and of selfless service. my mother's reign was an equal in his generation. it's dedication and devotion. even as we grieve, we give thanks for this most faithful like. >> and you can see in this video from this morning ceremony. the king was joined by his wife, camilla, now known as the queen conch sorts as well as the king son william, who is now the prince

of wales. and we want to take you live now outside of buckingham palace. you can see thousands of people gathering there to pay their respects to queen elizabeth on this historic day. and coming up at the bottom of the hour of kron four's, justin campbell joins us live from london this morning with more on what's happening on the ground there. we also have continuing coverage on this story on the web. more on queen elizabeth's life and legacy. and what happens next for the royal family can be found on our website. kron 4 dot com. back here in the bay area. new details on the young mother beheaded outside of her san carlos home. a suspect is now in custody. kron four's haaziq madyun spoke with the victim's father. >> i miss her already. my hardest empty without her. she was my best friend. i miss her. i just the newsroom.

>> tears began to fall as martin castro watch. redwood city firefighters holes down the location where the body of his daughter, 27 year-old karina castro was found thursday here on lowell street in san carlos. deputies with the san mateo county sheriff's office arrested her boyfriend. 33 year-old jose, some not all that data as the primary suspect for her murder. i didn't day one. he's been nothing but rubble since that they came in their life. biden castro says jose salon on land. was the father of one of korean as 2 small children. >> when she got pregnant by him. >> my heart dropped on friday. investigators with the san mateo county sheriff's office say they recovered what they believe is the weapon. a stabbing instrument used to kill karina castro. her next door neighbor's says that he was at home at the time she was killed. how they make see something like that. >> whenever she something like that before, i believe god. but things happen like

>> after the blood was washed away. the grieving father returned the flowers and candles marking the location where his daughter died have even been begin to process. what justice would be for your daughter in this case. >> i don't feel he should continue breathing. i think the death penalty would be perfect for him. a representative with the san mateo county district attorney's office told me to expect more information about to possibly being arraigned in connection to this homicide on monday. >> and san carlos has a kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, new details in the murder of a married couple in dublin. the primary suspect, a deputy with the alameda county sheriff's office. we heard from the suspect's father who says his son devon williams junior was dating one of the victims. 42 year-old marsa tran. her husband was 58 year-old venison trend. williams is accused of shooting and killing the couple inside of their home after he left work

from the santa rita county jail tuesday night. williams then fled to coalingo where he surrendered to officers. he's now behind bars, charged with 2 counts of murder. why police arrested a suspect in connection to a stabbing death. the attack happening outside the 24 street mission, bart station in san francisco. police say surveillance video from august 25th 8 showed 42 year-old richard visor arguing with the victim and then stabbing him. the man then collapsed on the platform. bart police worked with the san francisco police department to identify the suspect. secretary of transportation pete buttigieg tour bay area, public transit systems friday catching a ride on ac transit in oakland with congresswoman barbara lee yesterday. taking a look at areas of the city set to be improved with a federal grant. oakland got 14.5 million dollars last year from the infrastructure bill. it will be used to improve 7th street broadway and martin luther

king junior way and restore public access to the waterfront. buttigieg arrived in san francisco thursday to see the central subway project which has been plagued by delays, but is still expected to open this fall. according to mta officials. coming up at 8.20, on the kron. 4 morning news. more money being allocated to address the monkeypox virus. >> the plan from lawmakers to stop the spread as the case count continues to decline. and after the break, the work underway by state agencies to make more fresh water available as the drought continues. this labor day, brighten your home. with cabot exterior stains and hgtv home by sherwin-williams paints. and now, buy one, get one 50% off via rebate. shop labor day savings today. here's why every sports fan should vote yes on prop 27.

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>> as california's drought drags on, water officials say more must be done to capture and store water. that includes new investments in desalination. the dwr says it will soon provide 6 million dollars in grant money to applicants which include local water agencies, nonprofit organizations and tribal governments. >> there's a lot of communities, some of which are particularly vulnerable to impacts of climate change drought that salty groundwater and with investments of this we can actually help those communities. cleaning your salty groundwater, making those communities resilient.

>> critics argue that desalination is too expensive and uses too much energy. but supporters say it's time for the state to get behind the approach. >> all right. in our forecast, we have cooling temperatures going on for today. look at this inland into the 80's. this is almost a shock to the system compared to what we've been through for last week and some 90's. good return tomorrow. however, it is a cool week. up ahead, i got look at forecast in just a bit.

>> and welcome back to kron 4 morning news. goad morning, everybody. and our traditional fog. checking back in again aloft and above. all of that is also some cloud cover, too. so we have 2 different types of moisture. the end result is also those cooler temperatures. we're going to see today little bit of a slight warm up going on inland tomorrow. but the cooling trend will remain into next week. now responsible for the cloud cover aloft is what's left of our tropical system don, in southern california to see the coverage area almost the entire state. it's almost like a big monsoon outbreak in some ways producing somewhat of a mere effect like that. futurecast for watching and emotion, nice clear patch in the east bay this afternoon. that does tend to add a little instability that shower activity in the mountains. do not forget all the way up to tahoe, but at least to the

south end also down in monterey bay as well. the system is not done with us overnight. here comes more cloud cover. maybe a sprinkle or 2 can't rule that out. and the other issue we look for is a couple lightning strikes is a possibility. again, we can't rule that out. given these kind of conditions, particularly as patches open up in the afternoon like that, just gives the atmosphere more energy. but we have some things working in our favor. it's cooler. we have this marine layer that's back again on shore. winds all kind of work to help stabilize the bay area. contrasted with say central california and also up in the mountains to playing this all the way out to monday morning. we still have some leftover cloud cover. but then as we get into monday, we should see a clear patch in maybe a little bit into tuesday before the clouds return again, latter portion of the week. there they are. those onshore winds this afternoon tomorrow afternoon as working in tandem for much improved temperature forecast. we've experience for before putting it all together for you. considerable clouds today, mild 80's inland. i asked tomorrow getting some 90's back again, temporarily.

and then as we head into next week, sunny, early on, then cooling again. and we see those highs really drop off into the lower 80's, upper 70's. and we're talking about geography. that was well above 100 from last week. 72 san francisco, 74 oakland, 81 for san jose love this map to compare to what we've been through mid 80's for the east bay 70's and 80's up to the north bay. of course, we'll have your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie, looking forward to it. thanks very much, dave. >> now to our monkeypox coverage, la county health officials are investigating the death of a resident diagnosed with m-pox. there will be an autopsy to determine whether the virus was the cause of death. death and severe illness are still rare and the global m-pox outbreak. this is the second death in the u.s. where m-pox may be a factor. the state approved billions of dollars in funding to stop the spread of m-pox assembly member. phil ting making this announcement yesterday. kron four's rob

nesbitt has more on how this money could help. >> the numbers are optimistic for several reasons. first off, san francisco has had a daily case report of 0 new cases several days last week. still the money promised and governor newsom signed budget will help prevent the case count from going up in the future. for months, health officials sounded the alarm on a lack of m-pox funding and resources. on friday assembly member phil ting announce how much california has allocated to stop the spread of 41.5. >> million dollars of emergency funding. to help local jurisdictions and community groups in particular combat. the mpx outbreak. the update happening as a cupboard hospital in san francisco. >> but the assembly member got a tour of where more than 15,000 vaccines have been administered. the hospital ceo doctor susan air lick leading both the tor and the hospitals fight against the disease. this new funding will very much help in our efforts to fight the spread of with increased access to treatment. >> testing and vaccinations

for most affected communities. california continues to be at the center of the m-pox outbreak with more than 4,000 reported cases, roughly 20% of the nation's total. >> san francisco has the second highest number of cases in the state has 763 ceo of the san francisco aids foundation. doctor tyler trim your says the vaccination weightless that's trucked has gone down from 10,000 to around 3,000. >> access to treatments such as t-poxx has also improved. we have been able to reduce several of the barriers that were originally in place. i think. >> for a long time we heard about stacks of paperwork hours per patient. and many of those things have been reduced in the burden. according to assembly member, ting around, 25 million dollars will go to the california department of public health. >> and more than 15 million dollars will be allocated for county health departments and community-based groups reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thanks a lot, rob. the governor of new york this week declared a state of emergency over polio. the cdc analyzed wastewater and found the virus

in 5 counties. the polio vaccination rate alarmingly low in some new york counties. just 60% in rockland and 58% in orange. medical experts say polio spreads between people when the virus enters the mouth. and you can also spread unnoticed because most infected people do not show symptoms. we spoke with local doctors who shared their concerns about this outbreak. >> people today, kurds to me and never seen and so what's to worry about? well, i can tell you what's to worry about because it was a horrible problem until we have these vaccines. we don't want to see these diseases again. we thought they were gone and it's >> tragedy to see diseases come back that are completely avoidable. >> doctors say children and adults who are not vaccinated should get immunized immediately. they say if you are immunized against polio, don't worry. you are protected and will not be infected. in national news, a federal judge

dismissed donald trump's russia probe against hillary or rather russia probe lawsuit against hillary clinton and former fbi officials. the suit claimed that clinton along with former fbi chief james comey and others conspired to make up the investigation into whether trump's 2016 campaign coordinated with russia. the federal judge in florida saying the lawsuit seemed like an attempt to settle scores and grievances instead of trying to correct a wrong. trump's lawyer says the former president will appeal this ruling. governor newsom signed several new bills into law aimed at helping protect californians from extreme heat assembly bill. 2 to creates the nation's first extreme heat advance warning and ranking system similar to those issued during a hurricane assembly bill 16 43 creates an advisory committee to study the effects of extreme heat on the state's workers, businesses and economy. another assembly bill is the first in the nation directing state agencies to

research extreme heat impacts on pregnant women. the historic heat wave we just had is posing some new questions on the impacts of electric cars on the power grid. this coming after state lawmakers made earlier this year made it mandatory for all new car sales to be electric by the year 2035. experts with the governor's office for business and economic development say that even as the demand for electric vehicle charging climbs, there will be no energy crisis in california. they say there's no limit to driving during a flex alert and there's no ban on charging. you just asked not to charge during certain times to help keep strain off the power grid. >> a lot of cars are about 250 miles. my personal car, a plug-in before the heat wave. and i've not plugged in it really depends on how much you drive exciting. part about it is kind of what that really presents is an opportunity and is using like the f one. 50 lightning for example, there's

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bar hosts a festival and open to celebrate its 50th birthday. the birthday party takes place at 11 at the lake merritt station and the celebration will include the opening of a time capsule in the closing of a new one. the family friendly celebration will also include food, trucks, music and games for kids and celebration of this special day. bart is also offering a 50% discount to all fares using clipper cards. this birthday party is free to attend. nice to hear about the discount too. and tight end. george kittle missed his 3rd consecutive practice and he's officially listed as questionable for tomorrow's game. the 3 time pro bowler dealing with an injury and has not practiced since monday. so we'll just have to wait until

game time to see if kittle will indeed play the forty-niners go against the bears tomorrow at 10:00am. check this out. bears quarterback justin fields in the same draft class as trey lance, he says he's also excited to face off against the red and gold. the forty-niners passed on him in the 2021. nfl draft. some people thought fields might be a good fit for the niners, but they took lance and fields went 11th overall to chicago. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news king charles officially proclaimed king of britain and thousands show up to pay their respects to the late queen. we have more in a live report from london. and as we head into the break, if you're looking for something to do this weekend, there is. >> and the ox historic river town peddlers fair, you can find more than 75 vendors sending selling vintage goods, antiques and furniture. this starts at 9 this morning and is free to attend. have fun.

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milk-bone dipped. a treat so tasty, everyone will want to be a dog. coated in delicious peanut butter-flavored yum. dog life's more fun with milk-bone dipped. >> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. start up this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the very latest. dave, how are things looking out good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a much improved temperature forecast is what we have not just today. >> but as we get into next week as well, a lot of cloud cover we have to negotiate with with kind of 2 sets of

moisture. it's that that marine layer that's come back again and also aloft at some of that tropical moisture left over from our tropical system and a little hazy skies, too. do they worry fires too? so this is our little shot from san jose state. there. you can see the scattered clouds off towards the distance. we don't have so much that marine layer there. but there it is. the leftover tropical system or what's left of it continue to pump up that moisture up our way. it's going to be a factor really into will say monday afternoon, really as a player. 71 going on for antioch. we have mostly 60's now taken control of most of the bay. 61 for san francisco in 59 for half moon bay at the ballpark today for the oakland a's hosting again, the white sox who got to game time 107, and variable clouds with high temperatures are temperatures for game time. in the 70 degree range variable clouds and mild with a west wind at less than 10 will see. quite a bit of cloud cover, though, going on for today. still, 80's will be able to be managed for highs. that's

right. 80's were places where they saw 100 or better just a few days ago. coming up a little bit, of course, one of the 4 zone forecast for look at that extended to stephanie. >> breaking news overnight. king charles, the 3rd now officially proclaimed the king of britain, a massive ceremony unfolded in the overnight hours. and you're taking a live look right now at buckingham palace where thousands of people are continuing to pay their respects to the queen since news of her death kron four's. justin campbell is live for us in london this morning. and justin, we understand you were there when the new king arrived at buckingham palace. >> stephanie, i was that was an exciting moment and you'll get to see that video in a second. but i want to give you a scene setter of exactly where i'm at right now. you at are behind me. and if you this is called them out, this is what i want to show. you will have our cameraman pan this way, as you can see where they're walking to. if you follow this road down the

street that will lead you to buckingham palace. that's where people are going now. look at this video will show you earlier when king charles arrived at buckingham palace. the crowd sweet, crazy, exciting get a firsthand look. it's a moment to a lot of people that they will never see in their lifetime. again, exciting to be something that they brought their kids people from across the world. people from chile, people from australia. so many different places here for this moment. now back out here live. what i want to show you also is we also took the chance after that moment to across the street from buckingham palace. look at this next piece of at green park green is an area where people are putting to pay. they're basically paying honor of her late majesty queen elizabeth. the second they're paying tribute i read some of the cards that they've laid on the ground there, the grass, it really goes to show you the impact that the queen

had on people not just here in britain, but across the world. and i got the chance to speak to a few a few people there. listen to what they had to say. it. >> it's well, but it's also nice to see everybody got to get outside ball and said to belong can to england to the united kingdom. i think the play and to the pix baby to the kids because i get to say anything about >> now, one thing everybody is big coming up asking me when with the funeral take place that has not been all the way worked out yet, but it's supposed to happen sometime next week. stephanie? >> yeah, thanks so much, justin. and clearly the queen having a tremendous impact on people around the world as well as locally there in london. we saw that mother you were just speaking with bringing even her young child out for this moment. some. >> can you speak to the energy from different people there on

my imagine this is a moment of both celebration and mourning. >> yeah, that's right. 70 just as you heard from that mother and especially for women and one of the biggest things they said they're never most likely in their lifetime. going to see another moment like this. >> due to the fact that the way the succession works. so this is something that they are really proud of. her majesty was on the monarch for 70 7 decades. so that's a long time. and so for them, this is something that they want to pay honor and also see what next steps charles will do, what they're telling me. they would like to see king charles really preserve his mother's legacy, but also change a few things. so it's moment of excitement. also while they are sad about the passing live here in london, justin campell kron. 4 news. thanks very much, justin, for that live report. we know you're going to be there for us the next several days and we look forward to more stories from you. >> in san francisco, people gathered at city hall to sign the city's condolence book

that will be delivered to the british consulate in san francisco. the queen visited the city by the bay once in 1983, the consul general of indonesia was also at city hall to pay rent their respects. >> yes, we also so truly a is 5 people around the globe rules not only for the mothers, but what mothers and the people's leaders us to do. >> the city says they may do another signing if there's enough public interest. and now that elizabeth has passed, several things will change in the uk, the queen's portrait and or insignia will be phased out and replaced by those of king charles, the 3rd, the national anthem will change from god save the queen to god save the king and the queen's images featured right now on all british coins and currency bills. that image will change to king charles, but is

expected to take some time because there is so much money in circulation. back to the bay. a man is safe this morning after falling off of a cliff. it happened yesterday around 6 last night at baker beach, the san francisco fire department posting these photos of the dramatic rescue. the victim fell off the saw a side cliff and was able to call 9-1-1. the rescue taking about 2 hours. police say the man will be okay. on the peninsula. a chp officer is recovering from injuries after stopping a wrong-way driver. the chp says the driver of a silver honda was headed northbound in the southbound lanes of 2.80, in daly city. that's when officers tried to stop the car. but the man tried to get away leading into a chase that ended in a 3 way crash, including the patrol car. the driver has been arrested for felony dui. the driver of the silver honda. that is and the chp officer is expected to be okay. marin

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>> welcome back. taking a live look outside from our mount tam camera this morning. as you can see, a very, very foggy start to the day. we've got dave sphar here, the weather center with a look at the forecast. what we can expect as we step outdoors a everybody and not a whole lot. the way of sunshine we have from a loft above the fog that we have. don't forget we have cloud cover that we're also

dealing with as well with the shot here. >> sfo, no delays happening and out of sfo. but again, some fog making its way known in the loft some scattered clouds temperature check. most readings in the 60's, in fact, just about everywhere, except in antioch, checking in at 71. now, this moisture coming up from this tropical system. it's going to produce cloud cover rain for portions of the mountains. tahoe is about the northern edge of where this is going to make it can't rule out a shower or 2 going on today or really even tomorrow. but it will start to dry out a little bit early into next week. look at the temperature, drop their 71. that will be reciprocated here in the bay area. little bit by the middle of the week. back to stormtracker 4 and there it is. what's left of k that really made landfall in southern california. that would actually been history headed and that officially plenty of the rain as we felt with that, the winds and now the moisture being pushed up towards the north. and we're actually on the very northwestern edge of all of that. that will play out for this weekend and a little bit

into monday morning to someone's k's old and what's left over from that. then we a little way that comes in from the north there. some cloud cover associated with that monsoon continues in the rockies. but more importantly into next weekend and the following week, we have another cool way brushing, by our way, these frontal systems. that's a little bit more reminiscent of what the winters look like. so it's a nice little change compared to the high pressure of more of the summer that we had from last week. 72 in the 4 zone forecast, san francisco upper 60's lower 70's cover the coast. 75 for burlingame. 79 foster city, 80 palo alto, 82 for redwood city and the south bay, a reduction of more than 20 degrees just a few days ago. 81 cupertino for campbell 81 for san jose east bay, shoreline of upper 70's tri valley. you're looking at mid 80's. how about that? that's a treat. 83 san ramon should mention that tomorrow. we'll probably see a little bouts on these temperatures. 69 going on for ballet, 82 for fairfield, 80 sonoma and 79

for santa rosa. are you ready for fall? are you're ready? i think we've got one here 80 years. so tuesday, upper 70's happened by thursday. a little bit of a warm bump happens as we get into friday. but as i mentioned earlier, that other little system and the northwest by next weekend and the following week will add some resurgence of some cooler air. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> all right. the circus returns to the bay area for a paranormal performance. sure to shake you out of your seats. joining me now to talk about this is steve copeland and ryan combs from paranormal cirque 2. thanks so much, guys for being thanks for having us. not allowed in polite happy to be we're so thrilled to have you here with us this morning as well. and you know what i love about this is you are both part of the act as well. tell us a bit about your your roles in all of this. so we are steve and ryan. i'm steve time and ryan ok and better if you don't talk much where the host, savannah. to be here. where the hosts in

the comedian's of paranormal cirque 2. and we're in oakland right now. we'd like to invite everyone in the bay area to come. check our show out our beautiful black and red climate controlled 10 to set up right off of the i i-880, exit. 37, you can't miss it. >> i can't stress enough air condition. we prepared for this heat wave. that's right. although the weather is a lot nicer today. but like i said, is climate controlled. this is perfect circus. whether we have 2 shows tonight at 6, 39, 30. yeah. but make sure you come out early, come out to art. we have a pre show where you get to meet some of our performers and they're walking around scaring because it is a horror theme show and it's rated r. >> okay. are for know. and like i said, it's 30. don't talk. >> radar because this horror of islands has lots of bad language. none those owners begin with our. >> there's lots of harvey islands, bad language and adult humor. but it's a lot of fun. yeah, ok to leave the kids at home? it's a great

date night. our friends night out. yeah. i got the last word. how snap? >> ok? well, you know, walk us through that. you know, the different types of acts that people can expect. well, it is a circus. so there are traditional circus act. we have a juggler. >> people doing acrobatics. but we also have some untraditional circus acts because it's paranormal cirque. yes, so we could girl that hangs by her hair and swings around over the people's heads. we talked that are we staying by are back here? yeah. oh, yeah. it ok, i can't imagine how long that must on a no. no, that's not. the thing about it is the reason i were to shirts. but anyway, all the acts, this is unlike anything anyone has ever seen before because all the acts have a heart theme. so it's he mentioned are juggler who is also a maniac serial killer. everybody needs a hobby. and the girl hangs by her hair possessed demon girl. got it to pick typical possess demon girl behavior flying

around by the hair. but among all these shocks and thrills and spills, you're gonna see lots of laugh out loud comedy provided so there is a little bit of everything for anyone over the age of 13. very good and >> how much preparation goes into putting an incredible show like this together. but 3 minutes, 3 minutes we're very the paranormal theme has we've been performing for about a year now yesterday around a year. >> it's been interesting taking a traditional circus performers and teaching them acting in and scare acting in putting it all together. we have singers, us as comedians and and acrobats getting everyone together were from all over the world as well. so all the information has been a challenging, but a lot of fun. it's been fun to put together in what is the big takeaway?

you'd like people to walk away with once you know. >> watch the show. and you know, we'd like people to take us away. every one of them we want them have a fantastic time. and that's what they're going to have when they come. the paranormal cirque were in oakland through monday, monday's our last day. but we're going to be in the be a little a we're going to be in the bay area for a while. you can check all our dates at paranormal cirque dot com, which is where you can also get tickets. you can also come to our ticket office, which is located in front of our tents right now. we're in oakland off the 80 at exit. 37, but not to avoid the lines. get them online. a paranormal cirque dot com. okay. very good. >> and you know, stephen ryan, i i'd like to ask you as well. what inspired you to run off and join the circus. >> we lost a bit most of that now it's a long story filled with like exciting. you know, the spills and disappointed parents but car chases. those are made up. but that makes

the story more interesting. now. we just wanted to censor little kids. we wanted to make people laugh. and so we've just how to do that. our whole lives and performed a whole lives. and and we worked in different circuses. and now with paranormal cirque 2 and we get to combine our loves of horror movies. >> and comedy. so it's really nice that we get to bring those 2 together and bring them to the audiences of the united states. a wonderful steve copeland. ryan comes from paranormal cirque 2. we appreciate your comedy and your time this morning. thank you for having us. all right. sure, to be a great show. well for a spine showing september, you can catch paranormal cirque in oakland, september 8 to 12. >> take it as they were just mentioning at paranormal cirque dot com. we'll be right back.

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with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. does it feel so much better here? the heat wave is over. >> and we're getting a little flavor of fall as we head into next week as well. now we have the interruption here. some cloud cover. we have the fog that checking in as well. >> now some of the sec cloud cover. don't forget us from that tropical system down in southern california. how often do we see that? here's a live look at what it looks like along the east bay shoreline. that fog, by the way, is peeling away, revealing somewhat variable clouds are a lot of remember, that's a different type of moisture. that's a little bit more of that. that soupy type of moisture like the monsoon. while this marine layer is the lethargic cooler air coming in picture from space and you can see some of that moisture yielding some rain to monterey bay off the central valley and in the mountains as well. lower 70's already encroaching in parts of the east bay, mostly 60's along the east bay shoreline and the north bay. 69, meanwhile, for san jose and 62 for san francisco, winds are kind of variable for right now, but they will return to that on shore profile that were used to.

that's today. tomorrow as we go into the kind of more typical type pattern. now, highs today, a little muted. we have 80's well inland. now, these are places that were 100 plus just a few days ago and they're going to snap back to the 90's tomorrow. but it looks like a cooling trend for next week. we'll get into all of that coming up in the bits. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> breaking news overnight. king charles, the 3rd now officially proclaimed the king of britain, a massive ceremony unfolded in the overnight hours. and you're taking a live look now at buckingham palace where thousands of people are continuing to pay their respects to the queen since news of her death. we have kron four's justin campbell live for us in london this morning. and justin, we understand you were there when the new king arrived at buckingham palace. >> and that's right, stephanie, i was there this morning when he came to the palace to let you see that video in a second. but i want to show you were here off of the mao this street right here takes you to buckingham

palace. so many people here excitement to see what is to come. but let's show you that video this morning when i wast outside of the palace, you can see king charles arriving the crowd. wheat. crazy people from around the world that we're here looking for. they brought their kids just trying to get a chance. it is a historic moment to see him. and they also left flowers outside. i want to bring in somebody that traveled a long way all the way from her name is laura mccullum and she traveled 6 hours she has flowers with her. what does this moment mean for you? >> we just like to respects to queen elizabeth for all the lovely work she's done over the years. i it was a 70 years. just want respect. she raced peacefully with duke of edinburgh. >> and you can see some of that video we can roll. some of the video of you can see all of the flowers that

thousands of people have been laying there and hear. what does your card say? this is a special moment for you. you're here with friends. tell us a little bit more. and it really just says race peacefully and like say she's reunited with the duke of she's been an amazing moment for last 70 yeah. just just to say farewell. >> and that's one thing that i'm hearing from a lot of people that women don't feel like it may be due to the succession a long time before they see another point. yeah. and inspirational lady. absolutely. yeah. i hope that sam can child continues. the amazing work that sam she has done over the last 17 years. and that's kind of my last question. what are you hoping? are you hoping to see anything different from king charles? i think if he continues that mazen, white kids, mothers, don, then he will thank you so much, laura. and thank you. so, stephanie, we will be here through the next few days as these events unfold. we're not exactly sure when that funeral

will happen sometime next week. but as we learn more, you'll know more and we'll give it to you on air and online at kron 4 dot com. for now. we're live here in london. justin kron, 4 news. thank you very much, justin, for following this story for us live from london. we appreciate it. >> in the east bay, new details in the murder of a married couple in dublin. the primary suspect, a deputy with the alameda county sheriff. we heard from the suspect's father who says his son devon williams junior was dating one of the victims. 42 year-old maria tran. her husband was 58 year-old dennison tran williams is accused of shooting and killing the couple inside of their home after he left work from the santa rita county jail tuesday night. williams then fled to culling go where he surrendered to officers. he's now behind bars, charged with l counts of murder. police arrested a suspect in connection to a stabbing death. that attack happening outside the 24 street mission. bart station in san francisco. police say surveillance video

from august 28th showed 42 year-old richard visor arguing with the victim then stabbing him. the man then collapsed on the platform. bart police worked with the san francisco pd to identify the suspect. secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg, toured bay area public transit systems friday catching a ride on ac transit in oakland with congresswoman barbara lee yesterday. taking a look at areas of the city set to be improved with a federal grant. oakland got 14.5 million dollars last year from the infrastructure bill. it will be used to improve 7th street broadway and martin luther king junior way restoring public access to the waterfront as well. buttigieg arrived in san francisco thursday to see the central subway project which has been plagued by delays, but is still expected to open this fall. according to mta officials. back here in the bay area. and new details on the young mother beheaded outside of her san carlos home. a suspect is now in

custody. kron four's haaziq madyun spoke with the victim's father. >> i miss her already. my hardest empty without her. she was my best friend. i miss her. i just newsroom. >> tears began to fall as martin castro watch. redwood city firefighters hose down the location where the body of his daughter, 27 year-old karina castro was found thursday here on lowell street in san carlos. deputies with the san mateo county sheriff's office arrested her boyfriend. 33 year-old jose, some not all that data as the primary suspect for her murder. i didn't day one. he's been nothing but rubble since that they came in their life. biden castro says jose salon on land. was the father of one of korean as 2 small children. >> when she got pregnant by him. >> my heart dropped on friday. investigators with the san mateo county sheriff's office say they recovered what they

believe is the weapon. a stabbing instrument used to kill karina castro. her next door neighbor's says that he was at home at the time she was killed. how they make see something like that. >> whenever she something like that before, i believe god. but things happen like >> after the blood was washed away. the grieving father returned the flowers and candles marking the location where his daughter died have even been begin to process. what justice would be for your daughter in this case. >> i don't feel he should continue breathing. i think the death penalty would be perfect for him. a representative with the san mateo county district attorney's office told me to expect more information about to possibly being arraigned in connection to this homicide on monday. >> and san carlos has a kron. 4 news. >> coming up at 9.20, on the kron. 4 morning news. more money being allocated to address the monkeypox virus. the plan from lawmakers to

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>> welcome back. taking a live look outside of sat san francisco this morning. varies foggy. start to the day. >> and probably maybe a bit chilly. dave. >> we're getting a little flavor fall. what is that? i know it's september and start to feel a little bit more like a good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. here's a live shot of the east bay shoreline in just like what you're seeing for the sutro cam. this fog is starting to peel away to somewhat variable clouds aloft and those variable clouds are from what is left over of tropical storm kay. how often we get that in socal. not often at all. so

some of that moisture bubbling up to us. that's going to be playing out throughout the entire weekend. you could get a stray sprinkle with that. let's hand it over to future cast for you'll see what i'm talking about. some clear patches to be had. there's the rain showers to the east and the south and then overnight we still have that cloud cover to contend with and even into your sunday again with daytime heating, we see the flare up in the mountains. that's somewhat typical. but we can't rule that out for the bay area as well, though, that rain chances and timing is not really in our favor with the cloud cover remaining into monday morning, a little bit on shore winds. they will be with us this afternoon. that's more typical. they were kind of shut off with this high-pressure last week. the return today and also into tomorrow afternoon as well. and the 20 20 miles per hour range. so considerable clouds and mild will call a today. 80's inland 70's for the bay tomorrow, variable clouds, a sprinkle question mark and inland warming a few 90's to be back again next week. we've got sunny early and then cooling near 80 by mid week

fall is clearing its throat. 72 san francisco, 74 oakland, 81 for san jose. in the bigger map, you can see those mid 80's and the far east bay 70's up to the north bay next couple of days. here's how it fares again. back down to about 86 come monday and mostly sunny skies going to check into the 4 zone forecast in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> all right. the moon festival kicks off today. also known as the mid autumn festival. it's one of the biggest holidays celebrated by many of asian descent, including here in the bay area. here to share more about this tradition is jenny chan, the assistant director of the moon festival in san francisco. chinatown, take so much for joining us this morning. thanks for having me. all right. so to start things off here, tell us a bit about the moon festival. when is it celebrated and why that's so significant. yeah. so this is the second biggest holiday in and well, it's a celebration of harvesting and of the and

kicking off of the fall and the celebrated on the 8th. >> month on the 15th. yes. so this year falls on today. >> yes, and it's also and it's supposed to fall on the day when the moon is the brightest, right? correct. so in the ancient and for would go pray to the >> to the sky for a bounty harvest and tell us about some of the customs and traditions that happened on this special day. yeah. so you're supposed to gather with your family and is kind of like a reunion because the ancient tale you familiar with the ancient i maybe you want to walk viewers through that. yeah, so jen. time in the prehistoric time were so there were 9 sons and who he and those hot and that would drought. and he was shooting down the sun so that he shot 8 sun's down and then mortal god gave him an elixir that he can share with channel

and but the bag i wanted to steal from him. i'm from channel. yes, she was at home alone and they were supposed to split that on the when they're month on the 15th, when the moon is the pride is yeah, but they were not able to split it since the guy kind of steal it. yeah, exactly. and so she took the whole thing herself and then she rolls up to the moon because people supposed to be split in half and she took the whole thing. and so she went to the moon. and so every 15 of the it when they're month we would be seeing shine on the moon and you know, putting out fruits and moon cakes for so offerings china leads to is stuck on the moon and she is because she had that elixir. and so the tradition amongst many in asian cultures at this time of year is also to have moon cakes. so i you have some

>> props. here some examples. yeah, yeah. so. we have well are trying to tone in san francisco. we have a lot of bakeries that him, a moon cakes. and so this is from. i cafe was owned by a single mother in a waverly street. and we also have many moon cakes. well, this is from demi cafe. so yeah, and as you want to go all out and make your hence by the incredible is so else can people in the bay area celebrate? are there any events that are happening this weekend? >> yeah. so this weekend we >> union square mean one today and we also have richmond district today. they're celebrating moon festival as well. we have our moon festival on august 27th and

28th. and if you missed that was up on the fun. but if you missed it, you can follow us on instagram sfc to check out what you've missed. >> all right. wonderful. jenny chan assistant director of the moon festival in san francisco, chinatown, thank you so much for joining us thank you for having me. here to wish a stone showed you quite and celebrate the moon festival with us is a lie and dance me from the san francisco chinatown. take it away. as the bay area gets out

of a record-breaking heat wave. many are looking forward to heading outside for some

cooler weather kron four's gayle ong spent some time in downtown pleasanton, speaking with people about their weekend plans. >> after back-to-back days of excessive heat, outdoor reservations and pairings wine bar and restaurant in pleasanton are starting to come back. so this cold is coming recently cause like like last f w days, it's been really, really high. >> not like now starting feel like we're not just little bit just a little bit. friday marks the start of a cool down from the relentless heat wave. it's why gore of collapse. he decided to come out to enjoy evening out with family. the is getting better. and that is definitely one of the factors for us to come down to don from pleasant. and temperatures in downtown pleasanton were in the triple digits even after 05:00pm. >> day frauke out for a quick errand says he's not quite ready to have a meal. al fresco last 3 days have been super hot dine inside with my wife that could caring is wine bar and restaurant. the staff ready to work and more

comfortable. temperatures. we've got some live music so you know, it's come on down gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> happening today, bark hosts a festival in oakland to celebrate its 50th birthday. that party will take place at 11 at lake merritt station. the celebration will include the opening of a time capsule in the closing of a new one. the family friendly celebration will also include food, trucks, music and games for kids and in celebration of the 50th birthday party is also offering a 50% discount to all fares using clipper cards. this event is free to attend. and tight end. george kittle missed his 3rd consecutive practice. now to sports and he's officially listed as questionable for tomorrow's game. the 3 time pro bowler is dealing with an injury and has not practiced since monday. so we'll just have to wait until game time to see if kittle will indeed play the forty-niners play against the bears tomorrow at 10 and check this out. bears

quarterback justin fields in the same draft class as trey lance, he says he's also excited to face off against the red and gold. the forty-niners pass on him in the 2021 nfl draft and some people thought fields might be a good fit for the niners, but they took lance and fields went 11th overall to chicago. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news king charles officially proclaimed king a king of britain. >> and thousands show up to pay their respects to the late queen. we have more details. and as we head to break, if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, there is the arts cape street festival in san francisco. it starts at 11 this morning on 37th avenue. it is a family friendly event with food and live music and local artists. and it is great to attend.

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good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. >> let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the very latest. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're dealing with some of that fog this morning. and that's the marine layer. that's the cool, damp kind of air. and then a lot of the scattered clouds that are somewhat tropical in nature. and there still is a nice little chance of a shower or 2 thrown in here as we get into tomorrow is the sutro. i think

the sutro here is what we've got going on and i have my own picture, which i think is the south bay on this. >> i think i had set up. but anyway, you get an idea about the fog that i've been talking about. that's been peeling away a little bit of the east bay shoreline. so here's the cloud cover associated with this of this product. tropical system are now subtropical in southern california. all the moisture being thrown up central coast and central valley. this will be a player through our entire weekend. its control in almost all the state and even up in vegas in arizona, as you can see, the practice think monsoon because it's pretty but similar. here's what we've got going on for oakland, oakland, a's with the white sox. 107, game time. temps around 70 variable clouds, mild winds less than 10 miles per the west, the breakdown today. we've got lower 80's going on. they're still getting a tap to mostly cloudy skies and all of this. but the entire bay area will call somewhat variable clouds. now tomorrow, we actually have a little bit of a temperature jump, but then the trend is longer term cooling into next week. we'll have more on that in the 4 zone forecast in just

a bit. >> that the charles, for that george is by the death late fall happy memory. they come off only and right. leaves charles, >> and breaking overnight, king charles, the 3rd officially proclaimed britain's britain's new king. this coming after the death of queen elizabeth. today's ceremony, a key step in introducing the new king to the country. a proclamation, as you just heard was read from a balcony at saint james palace. this a truly historic moment marking the first time the a session ceremony has been held since 1952. when queen elizabeth, the second took the throne over the next few days. the queen's body will be brought from balmoral castle in scotland where she passed away to london where she will lie in state before her funeral at westminster

abbey. during today's ceremony. can charles made a personal declaration vowing to follow in his mother's example as he takes on his new duties? >> to all of us as a family. as to this kingdom. the why the family of nations of which he's a part. my mother gave an example over lifelong love and of selfless service. my mother's reign was an equal in his generation. it's dedication and devotion. even as we grieve, we give thanks for this most faithful like. >> you can see in this video from this morning ceremony. the king was joined by his wife camilla, now known as the queen conch sort and his son, william, now the prince of wales. and we want to give you a live perspective of how things are looking outside of buckingham palace. you can see

there thousands of people gathering to pay their respects to queen elizabeth on this very historic day. in san francisco, people gathered at city hall to sign the city's condolence book that will be delivered to the british consulate in san francisco. the queen visited the city by the bay once in 1983, the consul general of indonesia was also present in on hand to pay their respects. >> yes, we also so truly a is 5 people around the globe rules not only for the mothers but most for and the people's leaders us to do it. >> the city says they may do another signing if there's enough public interest. and now that elizabeth has passed, several things will change in the uk. the queen's portrait insignia initials will be phased out and replaced by those a king. charles, the 3rd, the national anthem will

change from god save the queen to god save the king. the queen's images featured on all british coins and currency bills. the image will change to king charles, but that is expected to take some time because there is so much money in circulation and we have continuing coverage on this story. more on queen elizabeth's life and legacy and what happens next for the royal family on our website. kron 4 dot com. on the peninsula. a chp officer is recovering from injuries after stopping a wrong-way driver. the chp says the driver of a silver honda was headed northbound in the southbound lanes of 2.80, in daly city when officers tried to stop the car, the man tried to get away for a start. any are leading to a crash, rather in a which ended in 3 way crash, including a patrol car. the driver has been arrested for a felony dui. the chp officer is expected to be okay. marin county filed a lawsuit against biotech giant monsanto alleging chemicals they

produced known as pcbs, contaminated the community. cities on the lawsuit include sandra fell and novato. they claim monsanto knew about the dangers of the chemical for more than 50 years but continue to promote the products anyway. pcbs were used in coolant and lubricants and later banned in 1979. the county says similar lawsuits have been filed nationwide alleging that monsanto deliberately misled the public environmental regulators and its own customers so we can reap massive profits from pcb sales. protesters renew their calls to shut down the racetrack at golden gate fields. this coming after another horse. there died 10 days into the facility summer. meet the animal rights group direct action everywhere says it's unclear whether the hot weather played a role in the horse deaths. officials say so far 9 horses have died at golden gate fields. the facility says activists, demonstrators are others, activists demonstrations pose serious health risks to the

horses. but protestors argue that no deaths happened while they were present. the state approved millions of dollars in funding to stop the spread of m-pox assembly member. phil ting making the announcement yesterday. kron four's rob nesbitt has more on how the money could help. >> the numbers are optimistic for several reasons. first off, san francisco has had a daily case report of 0 new cases several days last week. still the money promised and governor newsom signed budget will help prevent the case count from going up in the future. for months, health officials sounded the alarm on a lack of m-pox funding and resources. on friday assembly member phil ting announce how much california has allocated to stop the spread of 41.5. >> million dollars of emergency funding. to help local jurisdictions and community groups in particular combat. the mpx outbreak. the update happening as a cupboard hospital in san francisco. >> but the assembly member got a tour of where more than 15,000 vaccines have been administered. the hospital ceo

doctor susan air lick leading both the tor and the hospitals fight against the disease. this new funding will very much help in our efforts to fight the spread of m-pox with increased access to treatment. >> testing and vaccinations for affected communities. california continues to be at the center of the m-pox outbreak with more than 4,000 reported cases, roughly 20% of the nation's total. >> san francisco has the second highest number of cases in the state has 763 ceo of the san francisco aids foundation. doctor tyler trim your says the vaccination weightless that's trucked has gone down from 10,000 to around 3,000. >> access to treatments such as t-poxx has also improved. we have been able to reduce several of the barriers that were originally in place. i think. >> for a long time we heard about stacks of paperwork hours per patient. and many of those things have been reduced in the burden. according to assembly member, ting around, 25 million dollars will go to the california department of public health. >> and more than 15 million dollars will be allocated for

county health departments and community-based groups reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> in national news, the president is celebrating a bipartisan boost to manufacturing. he visited the construction site of a new multi-billion dollar computer chip plant in ohio and emphasize that more are coming. washington correspondent hannah brandt has the latest on the legislation that made it happen. the legislation that made this happen is called the chips act and it took a lot of back and forth to get through congress. but now that it's law, both parties are celebrating the economic benefits that it's bringing. >> local leaders shoveled dirt. president biden dubbed ohio part of the silicon heartland. >> that's because on friday intel broke ground on a 20 billion-dollar computer chip factory in the state. it came after congress passed the chips act giving grants and tax credits to encourage semiconductor companies to build in america. senator rob portman was one of the republicans who helped get it

across the finish line. >> we begin to close america's competitiveness gap that has grown dangerously. why lawmakers say the move will help grow the american economy, strengthen the independence of our supply chains and improve our global competitiveness. democrat senator sherrod brown says it's a new chapter for the the future won't just be developed in america. we're really good at that. we've done that for generations. it will be made in america. other semiconductor companies have announced plans for factories in states across the country. and president biden says these investments are important victories for the country. there is nothing not a single bank beyond our capacity as a nation. >> if we do it together as the united states of america. >> ohio is also in the middle of a really tight senate race. so president biden's visit has political significance as democrats fight to keep control of congress in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> happening today after 3 years, town half marathon is

back. the race includes a half 5 k race and a race for the little ones for the kids. we spoke with the women who made this event possible. >> we love our streets of oakland on this crazy as they need days. so we take great pride in city. people pass day that they theater, the theater and all that it stopped well. we take a lot of pride. >> at the end of the race, you can drink a cold beer at the brew fest featuring bay area wineries. coming up on the kron 4 morning news that. we just talked about thought of pretty sure. but we've got more news straight ahead that you don't want to miss. >> we also have the latest on the mosquito fire in placer county. the difficult conditions firefighters are facing on the front lines. >> well, we at least have some cooler temperatures working their magic. these are the highs forecast today. mid 80's

going on the far east bay 70's up to the north bay. there. little warmer tomorrow. but it's a cooler week. coming up ahead, your 4 zone forecast and extended the kron. 4 morning news continues. ♪ age before beauty?

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crowds there. and people just listening. absolutely transfixed. it looks like they some people out there with their cell phones as well. filming this historic moment. you can see kate there as speaking with people of all different ages and seems like a lot of kids in the front row there truly historic moment that we're watching on on live television right now. this just outside of windsor castle. pretty remarkable stuff today. >> yeah, and i remember the days are still fairly long. so that's why it's sttll sunlight out there. it's almost 6 o'clock there. quarter to 6. so, you know, that's the thing we've got sun. they got sun, too, but to be setting sfo, what we've got going on here little in the way of some fog hanging on, but no delays happening there. that's good news. a temperature check for you. we're at 74 antioch. we've got about 70 covering a lot of the east bay over the east bay hills. that is mid-sixties cover the east bay shoreline. for now, it headed up this is what it looks like the next couple of days probably wouldn't be fair to mention. you might still pick up a stray shower. most of the

traffic from excuse me, tropical systems down south is not going make it as far as tahoe. but just verbally will mention that shower even as late as sunday. 77, somebody for monday and tuesday at 71. the cooling trend that we're going to see also here in the bay as we get to the middle of the week as well. storm tracker 4. there you have it. it's what's left of that tropical system, all that moisture shooting up towards the north central valley, central coast and the mountain chain. once we're done with that, we take a little bit of a break. temperatures drop a bit. you can see some cooler influence coming in. that will take us to midweek that we see a little bit of a bounce happen as we get to thursday friday and then another wave coming in from the northwest. we like that track that track is typical during the winter months, they usually deliver us or they can deliver events of rain, although what not real hopeful, get much out of this. but this will be a reinforcing cold front to really make it feel like it's fall-like weather for the next several weeks or into a cooling trend after that

brutal brutal week that we had 72 san francisco for the 4 zone forecast, upper 60's lower 70's at the doesn't 75 for burning game spa, stir city at 79 palo alto. you're looking at 80 today. 82 for redwood city in the south bay, lower 80's. wow. what a contrast. 81 for san jose. 81 for cupertino, east bay shoreline, upper 70's. and don't forget that on shore breeze with a to mid 80's cover much of tri valley as well. 85 walnut creek. 85 conquered berkeley. at 68. we still see the decoupling a little bit warmer inland and we'll probably see a couple 90's come back again tomorrow. 69 vallejo, 81 for benicia 80 pittsburgh. 75 for napa and 79 for santa rosa. again, a little slight bump happening tomorrow. and then it's back to the 80's and down to the upper 70's come middle of the week with this a cooling trend. we have some scattered clouds will have to make note of a bit of a warm bump into next friday or to this friday. coming up. but then next weekend, that secondary system

comes here in more resurgence of some cooler air. so enjoy the fall weather. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> now turning to el dorado and placer county. the massive mosquito fire now at 30,000 acres with 0% containment. zach boetto breaks down the challenges. fire crews now face. >> from the mosquito fire ripping through the tahoe national forest. this explosion in acreage means that the fuels in this area are ready to ignite. they're ready to come bus. and if the conditions are right, it will continue to burn the burning trees and brush causing a massive plume of smoke above placer and el dorado counties. that smoke also settling in the steep terrain. >> you can see how smoky things really are here off of mosquito ridge road fire officials say that the smoke is actually helping the firefight. we've actually been aided in some ways by the slow conversion that settled in over the fire. >> that's limited the amount of as well as the pre heating

that would occur if the sun was able to go directly onto the fuels and preheat them, allowing them to ignite as the fire came through. but with smoke causing low visibility, fire crews losing the ability to attack the fire from the air. in turn, crews taking advantage of what they can from the ground. pairing structures is a priority and also removing any unburned fuel between the existing control line and the fire itself as one of the priorities as well as the fire burns and mandatory evacuation orders forced people from their homes. law enforcement remains behind to keep an eye out for looters. if we catch stealing in this area, they will be going to jail. >> fire crews battled the steep smoky conditions. we're looking ahead to lower temperatures forecasted for the weekend while still remaining alert. we're looking forward to the temperature cool down this weekend. that should less exhausting for firefighters. but any change in weather can also lead to shift and other unstable atmosphere conditions. >> yet dangerous conditions

facing fire crews out there and wildfire smoke from northern california and oregon made for hazy skies and part of the bay area. >> as a result, an air quality advisory has been extended through today in the east bay that cause some that smoke rather cause some poor visibility in some areas like what you're looking at your looking on your screens right now. but officials have not issued a spare. the air alert. >> lucian levels are not expected to the 24 hour health standards. so meaning that we're not planning calling the spear the air alert. >> here, if you do smell smoke, head indoors and close your windows and doors. governor newsom signed several new bills into law aimed at helping protect californians from extreme heat assembly bill 20 to 38 creates the nation's first extreme heat. advanced warning and ranking system similar to those issued during the hurricane assembly bill 16 43 creates an advisory

of extreme heat on the state's workers, businesses and economy. another assembly bill is the first in the nation directing state agencies to research extreme heat impacts on pregnant women. historic heat wave we just had is posing some new questions on the impacts of electric cars on the power grid. this coming after state lawmakers earlier this year made it mandatory for all new car sales to be electric by the end by the year 2035. experts with the governor's office for business and economic development say that even as the demand for electric vehicle charging climbs, there will be no energy crisis in california. there is no limit. they say 2 driving during a flex alert and there's no ban on charging your car. you're just asked not to charge during certain times to help keep the strain off the power grid. >> a lot of cars are about 250 miles. my personal car, a plug-in before the heat wave. and i've not plugged in it really depends on how much you drive exciting. part about it

is kind of what that really presents is an opportunity and is using like the f one. 50 lightning for example, there's enough battery stored on site on board a powerhouse for about a week. >> california has nearly 14,000 ev charging stations up and running the state emergency commission or other energy commission estimates will need 1.2 million public and share chargers chargers by 2030, to power up all those who are driving electric cars. >> and today kicks off the moon festival also known as the mid autumn festival. it's a traditional holiday celebrated in many asian cultures and like a lot of festivals. this one also involves family and tasty food. >> that's keeping bakeries like vans here in san jose. very busy. they are a family-owned immigrant run business that certain the south bay for the last 30 years i went inside for a look at how they prepare their famous moon cakes. these are special desserts shared

between family members, co-workers and friends during the festival and they come in a round shape, symbolizing the coming together of a family and the shape of the full moon. >> you dates all the way back to. a percentage basis and hopes for, you know, the harvest for the next year. the children, would typically go buy something to offer to the certain respect and also kind of just wishing them good luck, prosperity, good fortune. >> moon cakes, consist of a thick pastry skin and come with a sweet dense filling. and there are many flavors from lotus to red bean paste, egg yolk and even seafood. vans bakery. co-owner andrew holland tells me his mom's makes to not feeling is the best in the bay area like any could son would say and adding the bakery produces close to

10,000 mooncakes just for the moon festival. >> and this just in, we have confirmed that the funeral for queen elizabeth, the second will be held on monday, september 19th. >> she will lie in state at the house of parliament for 4 days after her body is brought in from balmoral in scotland. that's a live look at buckingham palace for you. and as we head to break, we also want to go back live to windsor castle where princes william and harry are greeting crowds this morning. you can see everyone showing a lot of enthusiasm for the royal family out there with their cell phones out, giving out flowers to members of the royal family. and we leave you with that live perspective. as with that live perspective. as we head into the break. ♪strutting your way into my heart♪ ♪take your hat off make yourself at home♪ ♪how about stay the night then strut on home♪ ♪day 1, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪day 2, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪day 3, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪guess what, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪i like your strut,♪

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right. well, you may see san francisco on the big screen once again soon, a sequel to the disney pixar movie inside out is officially in the works. the studio announced the sequel at its d 23 showcase amy poehler is set to return as joy. one of several emotions living inside the head of a teenage girl. the first movie revolved around a family moving from the midwest to san francisco and the sequel could also be set in the bay area. we're going to find out when the movie comes out in summer 2024. and i really hope that they bring bing bong back because i was so heartbroken in the first movie when disappeared. his angry guy supposed to be

representing i think its fury, anger, just anger. >> it's that high lotion light because that's what happens when people are overwhelmed with with with >> there's a anyway. our 7 day forecast of the are you ready for fall or what? yes, ready for this. he it's over, ok? look at this inland, dropping down to the upper 70's where your sweaters at times because it's going to be kind of almost chilly compared to. we've been through and we're still watch this weekend for maybe a sprinkle. we love to see it. thanks so much, david. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 news this weekend. we will see you tomorrow at the festival.

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