>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. it's sunday, september 11th and we're covering a lot for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and quite a bit of cloud cover. we're starting today off with just like yesterday. there's a little

bit in the way of some of that fog checking in as well in the normal suspected areas, too. >> but what this all means is those temperatures will be a little cooler than we're talking about from yesterday because this cloud shield remains even in some of those inland valleys. through the day. today, we're as much sunshine tuesday as earlier projected quick shot of the golden gate. this is where the fog has to hide out and you can kind of make it out over all of the greatness that we have. there's the cloud cover in the background kind of shredded stratus that we have for right now. this is all the leftovers of what was k. and a big cluster was sent north now on radar as well. it's not hold together real well, but down to the south. but you will notice a few little sprinkles going on there a little bit. there is a sandwich of some drier air has to get through to get to the ground. but it's not that big. so. verbally. we're just going to mention you might get a stray sprinkle going on today early today, but then the bigger story will be a lot of cloud cover today and reduce temperatures. and i'm sure, but he'd joys that 71 going on for antioch, 70, for livermore, mostly 60's over most of the real estate beyond

the breakdown today. yeah, you'll see some sun going on inland around the immediate bay. it's going to be hard going, though, mostly cloudy, expected in the beaches. temperatures there. they are reduced in the 80's for today. probably won't even see 18 90's break unless we see a good break in those clouds. this sets the stage for decent week. coming up this week. we'll have more details in just a bit. stephanie. >> thanks very much, dave. our top story this morning, remembering september 11. this is a live look right now from new york where the victims of the twin towers are being honored. guy. this ceremony is expected to last throughout the day along as the victims as as the names of the victims, rather are read out loud. as you can hear there. today marks 21 years and 3,000 lives were lost after terrorists hijacked 4 airplanes and crash them into the world trade center. the pentagon and a field in pennsylvania. and earlier this

morning, vice president kamala harris arrived in new york at the ceremony. this is video you're watching now of her and her husband meeting with other dignitaries and there were several moments of silence held this morning at that ceremony. this is just one of several events being held across the country. back here in the bay area. a ceremony is happening right now in san francisco. this just one of many events happening at fire stations across the country are getting a live perspective of that ceremony right now. firefighters played a critical role in search and rescue efforts on 9 1100's of them were killed during the terrorist attacks. again, this is a live look at fire station 4 in san francisco. let's listen. it. barrel

>> and you can hear that uniforms. a firefighter there listing the names of various people honoring the victims of 9.11. stay tuned for more coverage of this day right here on kron 4 throughout the morning. we're going to bring you live coverage of that throughout the morning hours here. >> and there are a number of other ceremonies happening across the bay area this morning. livermore pleasanton fire stations hold several events starting at 09:45am. locations right there on your screen. and at 05:30pm, the city of danville holds a ceremony recognizing firefighters, police and veterans at oak hill park on stone valley road. and earlier this morning, a flag was unfurled at the pentagon as part of the ceremony to honor

the victims killed when a plane crashed into that building. and earlier this morning, president biden was at the pentagon where he laid a wreath in honor of the victims. this is video from earlier that morning showing that moment and just moments ago we heard him speak at the ceremony. >> to all the families and loved ones who still feel the ache. that missing piece of your soul. i'm honored to be here with you once more. to share this solemn. right, a rememberance. and reflect. all that was lost. the fire and ash. on that terrible september morning. and although we found ourselves to respond. 21 years ago. 21 years and we still kept our promise. never forget. we'll

keep the memory of all those precious lives stolen from. 2,977 at ground 0 in new york and shanksville my wife is speaking now. pennsylvania 184 of them here at the pentagon. and i know for all those you've lost someone. 21 years as both a lifetime. and no time at all. it's good to remember. members us heal. but they can also open up the hurt. take us back. that moment. when the grief was so wrong. we think of everything. everything they could have done. if that lived to just add a little more time. their experience, you miss together. the dreams. they never got to fulfill a real lives. >> and later this morning, the

first lady doctor jill biden will be in shanksville, pennsylvania, to honor the victims of united flight. 93, which crashed in a field after the passengers fought back against the people who hijacked the plane. the other big story we're following this morning. ceremonies continue across the uk following the death of queen elizabeth. the second earlier this morning, a hearse carrying the queen's casket left balmoral castle embarking on a 6 hour journey to edinburgh. the hearse drove past piles of flowers and cards left in tribute. and as you can see, their crowds lined parts of the route to honor the longest reigning monarch on tuesday. the queen's coffin will be flown to london and taken to buckingham palace. then on wednesday, the coffin will be moved to the house of parliament to lie in state until the funeral at westminster abbey on september. 19th coming up at the bottom of the hour, we check in with our reporter justin campbell, who is live in london. with reaction from the ground. coming up on the

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>> okay. we have little bit more in the way of cloud cover going on for today than earlier expected. so therefore, temperatures a bit reduced even in the inland valleys, a kind of a toss up, depending on how much clearing we get this afternoon. also monitoring a few showers in the south bay least a going on. keep it here. we'll check n% in your forecast next. here's why every sports fan should vote yes on prop 27. football season is here. but while your friends in new york, chicago, and half the country are allowed to bet on their favorite teams, 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

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>> hello and thank you so much for joining us on kron 4 this morning. today is september 11th. and we're showing you a live look now at walnut creek this morning looks a bit hazy out there. i'm not sure that's fog or the bad air quality day. >> yeah, that's a lot of the bad air that we're dealing with. it was. well, yeah. and that is there's a layer of cloud cover quite a bit that will be dealing with even in the east bay today. that's why temperatures have been reduced a bit. we see a couple little freckles going on our radar. this is some light rain occurring aloft. not a whole lot quantitatively and there is a sandwich of dry air. it has to fight through to get to the ground. so we are having that virga factor. however, the migration of this is pretty much from south to north. so we're throwing in their verbally. you could get a stray sprinkle or so this morning going on, generally speaking and after that, it's how much clearing we get this afternoon. again, we might see some skies open up in the east bay a little bit. and that would really change the forecast and temperature highs in a big way. here's what's left over from fay and we have

another day or so or to play out through all of this. thanks rights k i'm sorry in as it plays out over the next day or 2. it finally from a system for the pacific will be pushed off towards the east will be done without an earnest. we'll see those temperatures start to fall by the time we get to the middle of the week. that's a nice little treat with all of this has handed over to future cast for see a little bit. what's going on here? here's all of the action here. most of the heavy rain as far away from home. but this cloud she does with the big issue is in this particular model run keeps a lot of cloud cover going on for today, even inland, certainly around the bay in the coast and all with that lower level moisture always had that morning. sprinkle kind of situation going on tomorrow morning. still a little bit. nice flare up happening in the mountains tomorrow afternoon. complements of daytime heating the way. some fog at the lower levels you can see and that cloud cover a little bit higher above. 74 going on for antioch, 70, for livermore

along the east bay shoreline, upper 60's to about 70 got 60's up to the north bay as well. mostly cloudy for the bay mild temperatures. variable clouds will say in london warm that calculates might see some clear patches working here early in the week. mostly sunny warmth on monday, 80 ish or so. yeah, for a high 80 or so going on inland by wednesday. what a shock to the system that made him feel chilly for you a little bit. then late in the week here there is some minor warming coming up again and looks like some upper 80's returning, but they remain somewhat control term. i can see the heat spikes. a nice little bump up and temperatures there. what really gets interesting is early into the following week. we might get some earnest chance of rain. so 65 san francisco, 69 going on for open 78 for san jose in the big map. looks like this still racing ahead with maybe a 91 for antioch, but readings mostly in the upper 80's in the far east bay is the east bay shoreline returns. back to the 70's course. more on your 4 zone forecast in a bit. 70 looking forward to it. thanks very much, dave.

>> and dozens of people turned out to san carlos woman brutally killed on thursday. he headed by her ex-boyfriend. kron four's. amanda hari was at the vigil where friends and family remembered the young woman. >> i spoke with friends and family on and off camera. some we're here for hours saturday afternoon. they tell me they want to honor her life. you can see behind me just how big the memorial has grown to do just that. it's unbelievable. i don't think. >> i've truly process just 2 days after a san carlos woman was allegedly beheaded with the sword by her ex-boyfriend, a massive memorial has formed near the site where she was karina castro was just 27 years old. dozens of people including family members like castro's father and grandmother came together remember her saturday evening. this was her grandmother, danielle cannons. first time seeing the memorial tears.

troy. >> pain, sorrow. i wish you could see it. i don't think she would expect this. she's very independent. strong woman. >> and that's how i want to remember. cannon says right now she's struggling to process her granddaughter's death because she's worried about her great gratdchildren. i don't think i'll >> be able to feel grief. until we get her daughters back from cps and they're with family, in my opinion, cps failed the girls and karina to begin with. she says multiple family members have filed applications for custody of karina 7, one year-old daughters. >> but they're waiting on the background check to come through. >> today on trying to be in strong for karina mode. i want to support her. i want to make her proud. >> i want to get her children >> at the end of the vigil,

people gathered together to hold up lights and released balloons in corinne as memory. friends and family tell me they plan to keep this memorial going as long as they can. i watched as people dropped off more things afternoon in san carlos. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> a 23 year-old man is dead after a shooting in vallejo. it happened on sonoma boulevard near nebraska street around 6.30, friday night. police found the victim with at least one gunshot wound. he later died at the scene. no word on a motive or a suspect at this time. this is the city's 16th homicide. in the east bay. the union city chief of police addressed the recent uptick of gun violence in the community. kron four's gayle ong reports on the steps. the department says they're taking to prevent more violent crimes. >> means any, you know, we're not immune to the uptick in crime. >> here happening in the bay area in recent weeks, union city police have responded to violent crimes stemming from

gun violence related to gangs, drugs and domestic violence. sergeant john mina says the department is taking steps to try and combat the rise in these violent crimes and handsome forsman of illegal firearms. >> we're collaborating with criminal partners a safe and secure part of firearms ownership. a district policing and community oriented policing and problem solving unit in a post on the city's next social media pages. >> the police chief says there have been 5 homicides in the last year, attempted homicide and assault with a gun are up about 70%. of guns seized by police are either ghost guns are not registered to the attacker and a majority of the crimes are committed by people who do not live in the city looking to switch are patrolling model to district policing, which makes it. >> makes areas a smaller for our officers to patrol. >> so that they have more interaction with the community and so they could have a better understanding or feel for we know what's going on in the community. sergeant

jimenez at the department will send officers to where they are needed most based on crime data. >> but will need help from the public going ask our community to continue to be our eyes and ears when we're we're not around to report crimes or any suspicious activity. >> and to get more information, too. join up with our social media. >> in union city, gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a major credit card company changing how they track gun sales. why some firearm safety experts say the move could help prevent another mass shooting. no matter who you are, being yourself can be tough when you have severe asthma. triggers can pop up out of nowhere, causing inflammation that can lead to asthma attacks. but no matter what type of severe asthma you have, tezspire™ can help. tezspire™ is an add-on treatment for people 12 and over... that proactively reduces inflammation...

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. it started this half hour with a look at our forecast. we've got a spot in the weather center with more on conditions out doors. hey, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and quite a bit of cloud cover. we're dealing with a little bit of the way of fog is coming in for the right to. >> the cloud. cover those going to be a big issue as we get into this afternoon because it looks like we're getting more cloud cover in the forecast for even those inland valleys today than earlier thought. so, therefore, the temperatures back down a little bit for the afternoon highs. here's what it looks like out of sfo, though. they got the cloud cover. that's pretty much firmly in place for right now.

no delays going on, though. and here's where the source of it is coming from. that's coming up from the south. that's from what's left over from k in that for the effect will be felt through tomorrow until finally gets scooted to the east. do system coming in from the pacific kind of clean out our atmosphere a little bit temperature. check for us. we're in the 60's over a good chunk of the bay. some 70's poking through hayward at 70 74 antioch. 71 for san jose for the ballpark today, versus the white sox 107, game time. temps in the upper 60's, mostly cloudy and cool, though, when we had a bit. bit of a breeze with the cloudy skies. mayfield bit cooler than that. so definitely grab the sweater in the jack and so forth. the breakdown today, 78 by 11 o'clock by 2. 87 can't believe it said jack in just a couple of days ago, you thought i was nuts. anyway, we'll have more on your forecast. that for zoning extended coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. days. >> new this morning, the casket of queen elizabeth, the second has left balmoral castle in scotland. what is

the first leg of the trip back to london kron four's. justin campbell is live in london for us this morning with more on what will happen next over the next few days. he justin. >> and hey, stephanie, that's right. that cough and making its way to london. i am in green park right now. if you look behind me, you can see thousands of people that are walking making their way towards buckingham palace, trying to get as close as they can. and look at the video on your screen. as stephanie said earlier, that coffin of the late queen elizabeth, the second now passed through the scottish countryside on a final journey from her beloved summer estate at balmoral in scotland. it with mourners quietly lining the streets. as you can see, tossing flowers to honor the monarch after 70 years on the throne. now back out here live. what i also want to show you is this road to the right is called the

map. this is a road that leads towards buckingham palace. we can't get as close to there, but look at the video. the second piece of video i want you to see how many people are here. it's hard to guess. it's a sunday. people are off work. so everybody here is really coming to get a glimpse. this is history in the making. the king charles was here yesterday. he made an appearance outside of buckingham palace. but people are also leaving flowers at the gate. you can see right there in front of green park. take a listen to what they had to say. we've come to show respects us. >> and we'd like and, you know, come in the mountains, the papal and spoken to pay for this stuff like that. so as well as i do today, so about community and charity and i'm like, gosh, she was such an amazing you know life is dedication and devotion to a still she was left in a

spirit taken so community-based and eat. i mean, it's a positive an when we never see a guy. >> queen elizabeth funeral will be next monday. and that will become a bank holiday here in the uk. stephanie. >> and justin, it's really watching you speak with but that woman, her family, they were dressed in all black, but she know she also had the the colorful flowers on her would you say that this is both a moment of mourning but also celebration for people out there because they've just got themselves a new king. >> that's exactly what i'm feeling from. most of the people that spoke to out here. it is a moment of mourning, but it's moment of excitement now that they have king charles, they're wondering what he will do. there's what they're hoping that he will maybe get rid of some of the

older traditions. but some of the traditions, they're hoping that he keeps the same values and he keeps the same things that his mother did. and that's really what you're hearing from people. and they also want to get a glimpse the king. so that's yesterday. as you saw, he came outside of the palace and he was able to talk to people. and that's something that they're hoping to see more of him to. they're hoping that he is a keen for the people. stephanie. >> all right, justin campbell reporting live for us all the way from london. we appreciate your work out there. >> jennifer lynn came. firefighter vincent de cain engine. 22. june to cancun. shelled in robert cancer. in your watching live now a moment from the ceremony for 9.11, remembering the victims of 9.11 taking place in new

york right now. that's a live perspective. they're reading out again. >> the names of the victims from that horrific day. now, the ceremonies here are expected to last all day long they again continue to read the names of those victims in the towers when they did collapse. and today marks 21 years 3,000 lives lost. and happening right now, first lady doctor jill biden is at a ceremony honoring the victims of united flight 93, which crashed into a pennsylvania field. and that's when the passengers on board we know fought back against the hijackers of the plane. it's believed that the plane was headed towards the u.s. capitol. so let's listen in to part of this ceremony of flight. 93. >> it is a privilege for all of us at the memorial to work with these 2 very, very special organizations. every

year we are helped with this commemoration by an incredible. volunteers from the pennsylvania mountains service corps. of americorps. a federal agency, which helps make service to others. a cornerstone of our national culture. in addition, americorps was here within days of the crash, providing water and supplies to the crews. on site. i would like to personally thank and on behalf of all of us, the americorps volunteers who were with us here today and all of those who have assisted in the past. your service and commitment are greatly appreciated. and now. i would

like to introduce a musical performance by the choir of the church of the resurrection from burton's fail, maryland. >> the choir will provide. you are watching the ceremony happening in shanksville, pennsylvania right now honoring the victims of the september 11th terror attacks. and we will continue to cover the ceremonies happening all across the country right here on the kron. 4 morning news. here's why every sports fan should vote yes on prop 27.

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>> bart celebrates 50 years in operation this month. the transit held an event at the lake merritt bart station and plaza on saturday. transportation secretary pete buttigieg and house speaker nancy pelosi spoke and you can see officials, bart officials

there helping helping to open up a time capsule from 30 years ago. bart board members and elected officials took turns pulling items out of that capsule inside. they found things like a vintage bar ticket, a vhs tape and a scroll of original bart employees. signatures really cool. and the officials than themselves also put new items into a new capsule, which included a clipper card and a face mask sign of the times out. well, just ahead of yesterday's celebration, bart also posted a series of tweets, including this special moment, a black and white photo of now king charles, the 3rd riding bart in the 70's really cool historical moment there. yeah. all right. well, taking a live look now outside at the golden gate bridge. how's it looking out quite foggy call the fog out in full force this morning. dave spahr in the weather center with a look at our forecast. hey, dave. >> be nice to be out there with the big white tie going on to pick the names whatever

to get into the spirit, polyester clothes. hey, good morning 7. good morning, everybody. we have the fog and also aloft is the cloud cover. here is a cellphone, no delays, but lot of cloud cover. and that is an issue we're dealing with a little bit in terms of temperatures for today because little bit more cloud cover today than we had from yesterday. most readings in the 60's. but we have some 70's poking out here a little bit off towards the east bay tahoe forecast. quite a bit cloud cover remains for wednesday. then clearing out for the remainder of the week, dropping down to 67 on wednesday. we're cooling off in the home front as well as you'll see. quick jump to radar aloft. we have some sprinkles working this patch to the south. we're kind of watching because everything is migrating towards the north. generally speaking and again, this is what the radar sees, no guarantee of what we're actually getting at the ground and then putting into motion. you can see how the projection is from south to north with all of this, the wider perspective, the south, a southern california, things really opened out and 4. what's left of k this is like

a swing. it goes out and then this new system is going to send it back out towards the east. and we clear out for the remainder of next week coming up ahead. so you can see the cloud cover. boy, it's really stubborn and then here comes that system marching through. still takes the time. it's already by what, by monday here. and then finally, we have cleared out for the balance of the week. got to keep some cloud cover. and there's latest about monday. but hey, keeps those temps down. long-range looks interesting, though. so once we're done with all of that, we cool off for a couple of days. then watch what happens up here in the northwest. yeah, that looks great, doesn't it? i mean, hopefully that's going to come together. but sometimes these long-range forecast models, they look all juicy and everything and then they fall apart. so we'll see. but we like the projections there. 65 san francisco in the 4 zone forecast. let's keep 60's at the coast. 75 for burlingame for today. down to the south. 75 foster city palo alto's. well, redwood city, 77 for mountain view and the south bay sub 80's in some locations of san jose at 78 there, 80 going on for

cupertino, los gatos, 85, 83 rather. and we have 80 ish happening on the east bay shoreline here again. cloud cover is going to be the big issue here. tri valley, upper 80's. that's right. sub 90 it looks like here. 87 for concord, 86 for walnut creek say lee andrews looking. it's 79 67 for richmond. but les, what 79 88 for fairfield, although antioch popping at 91, 77 going on for napa and santa rosa at 81. all right. here's a return to somewhat normalcy fall weather or even better dropping down to the upper 70's. it looks like by wednesday or so. a little bit of a modest little warm up as we finish off the weekend off the scale of this 7 day forecast. that next system over late next weekend, early into the following week. let's hope and love are some rain, but certainly looks like it would live or the continued fall-like weather as we get into the following week. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> there's a new robocall scam circulating across our country. it targets people who may be eligible for the new

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>> happening now, wildfire smoke from northern california and oregon keeping skies hazy and parts of the bay area. as you can see from the video on your screen there, you might also smell smoke depending on where you are in the bay area. as a result, an air quality

advisory remains in effect throughout today. officials with the state department of health recommend that children, older adults and those with respiratory illnesses were asthma to limit their exposure and stay indoors if possible. you want to stay inside with the windows and doors closed until smoke levels subside. if the temperatures also allow. and still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news ceremonies continue to unfold today honoring queen elizabeth. the second we have the latest in a live report from london. and never forget today the country marks 21 years since the 9.11 attacks. the ceremonies happening in the bay area and beyond. coming up in our next hour of the kron 4 morning news. you think e? joe says? >> the beginning. >> ronald magnussen. >> daniel l mayor. >> mayhem. >> william j mahoney. >> joseph daniel mayo.

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>> hey, good morning. thanks so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie land. it is sunday, september. 11th and we're 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. and quite a bit of a deck of cloud cover we're dealing with this morning. little in the way some fog to. you'll see that in some of the pictures that we've been showing that probably bigger issue will be that cloud cover remaining throughout the day today. >> including those inland valleys. and that's the big determining factor for high temperatures today. if you squint and look at the bridge and the look at the towers directly, you can see some of that fog is or certainly covering up the northern tower. but then above all of that, is your shredded stratus going on there. and that's a big climate control today for even those inland valley. seeing a lot of bit of cloud cover today. first things first want to note that says a couple splotches appearing on radar up here. now. this all has to get through a layer of dry air before reaching the ground. so it may not be, but we're just going to mention you may get a stray sprinkle. we talked about this couple days ago, too, that with this

package from the left over from k it's kind of drifting around here, talking to be swapped out of here probably by monday. and we go into a cooling trend and mostly sunny by midweek. here's the progress thus far. we've got a lot of 60's around the bay and up to the north bay. 74 already, antioch, 71 for livermore conquer coming in at 70. the breakdown today keeps quite a bit of cloud cover into the afternoon. in the clear patches will bust the forecast highs today. 82 to high noon. then 3, we're talking 89 a moderate week is coming up ahead compared to the beating we had last week. more on that coming up just a bit. stephanie. >> macy? >> l mason after. and my cousin. fdny captain. enrichment. your vanessa. and your sunburn in junior. and you have 5 grandchildren. the mattingly's, the off proud of

you. issue and god bless you. and sleep in peace. bonfield and my father. brian joseph murphy, our top story this morning, remembering september 11th. this is a live look now from new york where, as you can hear. >> the victims of the twin towers are being honored right now. this truly illustrating the human impact of all this. the ceremony is expected to last throughout the day as the names of the victims are read out loud. today marks 21 years since 3,000 lives were lost after terrorists hijacked 4 airplanes and crash them into the world trade center, the pentagon and a field in pennsylvania earlier this morning, vice president kamala harris arrived in new york at the ceremony there. and this is video of her and her husband meeting with dignitaries at that event and

there were several moments of silence held at this particular ceremony as well this morning. now, this is just one of several ceremonies being held across the country that we're following here. and in san francisco, a ceremony was held at fire station 4. you can see mayor london breed there on dignitaries and the names of victims were also read out loud to honor the firefighters who died on that tragic day for. >> and there are a number of other rememberance ceremonies happening across the bay area today. >> livermore pleasanton fire stations hold several events starting at 09:45am. the locations are right there on your screen and they're being held at stations. one to 10 and at 05:30pm, the city of danville holds a ceremony recognizing firefighters, police and veterans at oak hill park on a stone valley road. earlier this morning, a flag was unfurled at the

pentagon as part of the ceremony to honor the victims killed when a plant a plane crashed into that building. and president biden at the pentagon where he laid a wreath in honor of the victims. this is video from earlier today showing that moment. and earlier this morning as well, we heard him speak at that ceremony. >> to all the families and loved ones who still feel the ache. that missing piece of your soul. i'm honored to be here with you once more. to share this solemn. right, a rememberance. and reflect all that was lost. the fire and ash. on that terrible september morning. and although we found ourselves to respond. 21 years ago. 21

years and we still kept our promise. never forget. we'll keep the memory of all those precious lives stolen from. 2,977 at ground 0 in new york and shanksville my wife is speaking now in pennsylvania 184 of them here at the pentagon. and i know for all those you've lost someone. 21 years as both a lifetime. and no time at all. it's good to remember. members help us heal. but they can also open up the hurt. take us back. that moment. with grief was so wrong. we think of everything. everything they could have done if that lived just little more time. their experience, you miss together. the dreams.

they never got to fulfill a real lives. >> and the other big story we are following for you this morning. ceremonies continue across the united kingdom following the death of queen elizabeth. the second earlier this morning, a hearst carrying the queen's casket left balmoral castle in scotland embarking on a 6 hour journey to edinburgh. the hearse driving past piles of flowers and cards left in tribute. and you can see crowds lining parts of the route there to honor the longest reigning monarch on tuesday. the queen's coffin will be flown to london and taken to buckingham palace. then on wednesday, the cop and will be moved to the house of parliament to lie in state until the funeral at westminster abbey on september. 19th. and coming up at the bottom of the hour at 8.30, we check in with our reporter justin campbell, who is live on the ground in london for us with reaction from the community there. coming up on the kron 4

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>> happening today, the nfl is back for the san francisco forty-niners. they'll be in chicago taking on the chicago bears later this morning. the trey lance era will officially begin today marking his first game since officially being in the starting quarterback taking over the position from jimmy garoppolo. the niners looking to build off last year's playoff run where they were just one win away from making it to the super bowl. the bad news for the niners tight end. george kittle is not expected to play today. he is dealing with a injury and did not participate in practice this week. kickoff for today's game set for 10 in chicago. and meantime, the las vegas raiders start their season in la taking on the chargers. the raiders also looking to build off of last year's success when they made the playoffs. it's also the first regular season game for new head coach josh mcdaniels

kickoff for today's game set for one. 25. >> all right. on the home front, we're still kind of monitoring all this cloud cover a few little sprinkles trying to work on this magic aloft, elise, but it's got to fight through some dry air. but this all means cooler temperatures this afternoon and in fact, coming up this week at your forecast coming up in just to keep welcome

back to kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and for the most part, a lot of cloud cover we're dealing with this morning coupled with a little of that fog at the surface. we'll show you a shot in just a bit. >> but here, the little splotches that are appearing on radar, just a touch. we're all moving basically from the south to the north. so it's going close or down here in the south bay. this is really broken up since about an hour ago or so. but just to make note that we are getting a little bit of action aloft. but again, it has to fight to dry air before it hits the ground at some of the higher elevations might pick up a stray sprinkle. we talked about this a couple dhys ago. so it's part of the general package. but what's changed is a little bit more afternoon cloud cover even inland than we thought earlier. so we bump those highs down a little bit. here's how it looks like in storm tracker. you can see what's left of k made its way out towards the west and like a swing set. it's going now traverse to the east past that it handed over to future cast for you. kind of see this a little bit. lot of cloud cover going on for today. and then

we get some clearing patches, try to work in here on monday, but still got to keep quite a bit of cloud cover going on, at least in the early part of the day on monday, by the afternoon evening, things improved. they're still some of that moisture from k leftover with daytime heating and this system pushes everything off towards the east. good news is behind it. although things open up and much more mostly sunny temperatures will be somewhat controlled as we get to the low side, everything. so there we have the fog kind of at the ground level. there covering up the north tower but aloft. there's your overcast skies. the breakdown. we've got mostly cloudy for today for the bay. my old, maybe some breaks happening, variable clouds inland. we'll call it warm but not as warm as we thought early in the week. mostly sunny, maybe on tuesday or in the afternoon on monday, warm and a cooling off. and we've got 80 ish inland happening on wednesday. some folks may katie should maybe even the upper 70's, though, for far east bay locations that late in the week, mostly sunny, minor warming upper

80's return into next weekend. no big deal. we've been we've seen a lot more movement than that. big issue is way beyond that. into the following week we may get a shot of a shower coming in from the general direction. they come from the winter months. 65 san francisco, 69 for open 78 san jose. we'll stace still see some of those numbers pop in the upper 80's potentially around 9. you're so antioch as the bay shoreline hangs in the upper 70's to near about 80 in a bit. we'll check into your 4 zone forecast. stefanie, thanks very much. day. >> heading to our wildfire coverage. the mosquito fire continues to feed off the terrain in placer and el dorado counties burning more than 37,000 acres with 0% containment. kristin vartan has the latest. >> fire officials tell me that the mosquito fire which erupted on tuesday is still out of control despite their best efforts. now they have aircraft engines and rotors in their arsenal. but still, the fire has different advantages in this fight.

>> fire crews are giving the mosquito fire all they got. 1500 personnel working around the clock in the skies and on the ground to contain this fire 5 days and tens of thousands of acres later. no containment in fire is. >> pretty much a wild animal. we can't tame. we can just try to control it extinguisher. >> and that animal is hungry, feeding off dry brush in placer and el dorado counties taking refuge in the steepness of the terrain and the wind creates what you see normally with heat from a fire. you see that rise and that's why we see the big parking lots clouds. but as that air cools off at night, it just like heat rises. cool stuff dropped. the same thing happens with when officials tell me that this area has a mixture up canyon winds in the afternoon hours. >> followed by down canyon winds in evening hours. so in the evenings, when the wind

gets cooler, it actually comes downhill. they can push the fire downhill, which is a typical and spread it in new directions. hand crews have set up containment lines and it's a part of the reason that the 0% metric can be a little misleading. there are areas where there is the fire has completely burned itself out >> we just haven't. that's not our focus right now. those areas are not the focus in a few days. we'll have the resources to be able to go in there and make sure that that ground bare hand cold and then we can give a percentage to towards those areas. >> and fire officials tell me that they have more personnel on the way, even from out of state in placer county. kristin vartan. >> dozens of people turned out to san carlos woman brutally killed on thursday. he headed by her ex-boyfriend. kron four's. amanda hari was at the vigil where fat friends and family. remember the young woman. >> i spoke with friends and family on and off camera. some. >> we're here for hours

saturday afternoon. they tell me they want to honor her life. you can see behind me just how big that memorial has grown to do just that. it's i don't think i've truly process to just 2 days after a san carlos woman was allegedly beheaded with a sword by her ex-boyfriend. >> a massive memorial has formed near the site where she was karina castro was just 27 years old. dozens of people including family members like castro's father and grandmother came together remember her saturday evening. this was her grandmother, danielle cannons. first time seeing the memorial tears troy. >> pain, sorrow. i wish you could see it. i don't think she would expect this. she's very independent. strong woman. >> and that's where i want to remember. cannon says right now she's struggling to process her granddaughter's

death because she's worried about her great grandchildren. and i don't think i'll >> be able to feel grief. until we get her daughters back from cps and they're with family, in my opinion, cps the girls and bring that to begin with. she says multiple family members have filed applications for custody of karina 7, one year-old daughters. >> but they're waiting on the background check to come through. >> today, i'm trying to be in strong for karina mode. i want to support her. i want to make her proud. >> i want to get her children >> at the end of the vigil, people gathered together to hold up lights and release balloons in corinne as memory. friends and family tell me they plan to keep this memorial going as long as they can. i watched as people dropped off more things afternoon in san carlos. amanda hari kron, 4 news. a 23

year-old man is dead after a shooting in vallejo. it happened on sonoma boulevard near nebraska street. >> around 6.30, friday night police found the victim with at least one gunshot wound. he later died at the scene. no word on a motive or a suspect at this time. this is the city's 16 homicide. in the east bay. the union city chief of police address the recent uptick of gun violence in the community. kron four's gayle ong reports on the steps the department says they're taking to prevent more violent crimes. >> it means you know, we're not immune to the uptick in crime. >> here happening in the bay area in recent weeks, union city police have responded to violent crimes stemming from gun violence related to gangs, drugs and domestic violence. sergeant john mina says the department is taking steps to try and combat the rise in these violent crimes and handsome forsman of firearms. >> collaborating with criminal partners a safe and secure part of firearms ownership. a district policing and

community or policing and problem solving unit in a post on the city's next social media pages. >> the police chief says there have been 5 homicides in the last year, attempted homicides and assaults with a gun are up about 70%. of guns seized by police are either ghost guns are not registered to the attacker and a majority of the crimes are committed by people who do not live in the city. looking to switch are patrolling model to district policing, which makes it. >> makes areas a smaller for our officers to patrol so that they have more interaction with the community. and so they could have a better understanding or feel or we know what's going on in the community. sergeant jimenez at the department will send officers to where they are needed most based on crime data. >> but will need help from the public going ask our community to continue to be our eyes and ears when we're we're not around to report crimes or any suspicious activity. >> and to get more information, too. join up with our social media. >> in union city, gayle ong

kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a major credit card company changing how they track and gun sales. why some firearm safety experts say the move could help prevent another mass shooting. >> have us junior troy, edward nelson. paul bentley. john allen team move in. catherine mcgarry nowak. curtis turns noel. north. and as we head into the break, we continue to remember the victims of the september 11th attacks. >> this is a live look now at the ceremony unfolding in new york.

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's kick off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave, how's it looking out doors? okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. lots of cloud cover we've got going on for today. this is kind of the leftovers from okay. we're getting a couple little sprinkles going on a law, but has the fight to a lot of dry air to make the service some of the higher elevations you might pick up again. >> and up to dirty up the car little bit there. sorry. this cloud cover will keep those temperatures down, though, compared to what our forecast highs were just yesterday. here's a look at sfo, by the way, kind of overcast, as you can see, there are no delays

going on. last time we checked, putting this into motion, you can see the general direction of it. all that action you see the far west. bubbling up. that's again. what's left over from k that will be pushed to the east. now as we get through mondays, we have another day on monday will see probably quite a bit of cloud cover, although better clearing patches out east. 74 for antioch, 70 for concord at this hour. 71 livermore and the east bay shoreline not too far behind in the upper 60's with 60's up to the north bay at the ballpark of versus the white sox today. again, mostly cloudy, as we mentioned, cool upper 60's for highs. and you add to that those cloudy skies got that west wind a little bit could be a little chilly. so definitely the sweater or the jacket. if you can find him to throw that on for your game. here's the breakdown today. 82 by high noon by 3 o'clock 89, mostly cloudy. and again, we may have a couple clear patches develop in the east bay and that will really change your temperatures this afternoon in a bit. we'll take a look at long-range forecast

for you and the 4 zone to stephanie. thanks very much. >> new this morning, the casket of queen elizabeth, the second has left bound. morro castle in scotland. what is the first leg of the trip back to london kron four's. justin campbell is live for us in london this morning. but with more on what will happen next over the next few days. good morning to you, justin. >> good morning, stephanie. i want to paint a picture of exactly where i'm at right now. i'm in saint james park. you look behind me, this road is called the mao. you'll see thousands of people, these people that walking. they're walking to the front of buckingham palace are going to pay tribute to her late majesty queen elizabeth. the second now look at the second piece of video as stephanie the cough and is now making its way towards london. it passed through the scottish countryside on a final journey from her beloved summer estate. balmoral in scotland. with the castle to london with

mourners quietly lining the roads and some tossing flowers to honor the monarch. after 70 years on the throne, emotional moment for them. now back out here live. what i also want to explain, as i was saying earlier this road, the map now all these thousands of people that you see here walking to going to pay tribute. we can't get our cameras closer due to a signal. but here we have some video of what it looked like earlier will roll that video. you can see well, many people here, people from across the world bringing flowers with him to pay tribute here at saint james park. they have been laying flowers on the ground. they've also put them on the heat to the park yesterday. we also saw people at green park putting flowers there, too. listen to what people have to say about the queen. no could mean to us. the 17 years. and mo. she they a thrill it to

come. and she too, says that you know what they think and i would >> she's she's always. for the it's historical she threw it. feels like he's my own great grandmother. >> and >> i just cone its price. how? side in and also proud to be to have lived through an of ring. >> now that first woman that you heard from is 91 years old. she remembers when the queen took the throne when she was 25 years old. so this was a very special moment for her to come all the way here. but

they are telling us the funeral will following monday and it will become a bank holiday here in the uk. stephanie and justin philly. this a very profound moment for in london and around the world of incredible sound that you got from that. >> older woman on, you know, there is a lot of morning clearly going on here, but also we know the king charles just ascended to the throne. >> how are people reacting to that? >> well, yesterday i saw his car come to buckingham palace out the day before he was outside. he greeted people. people are very that he has become king. they want to see what is next. i heard from many people, they're hoping that he gets rid of some of the older traditions. but also keeps alive the some of the values that his mother did. but yet we'll have to see what as this unfolds. it's still a very historic moment for

people here in london that a lot of people feel like may never happen again, especially for due to the there may not be under the queen for a very long time to come. all right, justin campbell, reporting for us live all the way from london. we appreciate your hard work out there. >> the brother ever got to be. i'm so glad my husband encourage me to read the bios of the names i was to read today. most of them are only in their 30's and 40's. we'll tell you about james harm harm was only 32. he was a u.s. marine enforcement officer. then port authority officer. >> his brothers put, i believe, was give up everything to help somebody. and then there's 35 year-old robert part of a firefighter. when they said could be first person there to help dearest, first responders and families. we have our eternal rest, respect and gratitude. deepest sympathies for my family to

all who have lost family friends and fellow americans. it's a long list, but we must remember all of them. as the inscription in the museum says no day shall erase you from the memory of time. god bless america. thank you for listening and caring. >> and the other big story we are following for you this morning. remembering september 11th. this is a live look from new york where the victims of the twin towers are being honored as ceremonies here are expected to last all day long as the names and stories of the victims who were in the towers when they collapsed are read out loud. today marks 21 years since 3,000 lives were lost. and the first lady doctor jill biden was in pennsylvania this morning at a ceremony honoring the victims of united flight 93. that plane crashed into a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, when the passengers onboard fought back against the hijackers. it is believed that the plane was headed towards

the u.s. capitol during the ceremony. the first lady. remember the victims and the rescue workers. >> with the prayer and the choir. >> this has been such a beautiful and meaningful remembrance. most of all, i want to thank the families of the crew and passengers of flight 93 for sharing your love and memories of today. and i'm deeply honored to be here with you all. when we remember the events of this day. 21 years ago, certain images are seared into our collective memory. yet, even as we shared our grief. that moment affected us all in unique ways. looking back, we remember the details like a slide under a microscope. the

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her happening out at sfo. by the way, all that cloud cover. yep. and also at half moon bay going on here. so >> at the coast in the bay, in fact, going to be mostly cloudy. the big question is how about those in the valleys? if you see some breaks happening in the skies that may bus the forecasts projections going forward. so they've been reduced a little bit calculating. a lot of cloud cover today already over the east bay hills at 70's. we're looking at mostly 60's elsewhere except san jose. checking in at 72 at this hour, up to tahoe there's a chance to some rain going on today. maybe even a little tomorrow, too. but notice the temperature drop skies open up a little bit, of course, can take care of the smoke. part of that. here's what's left over from k bubbling up from the south. this is what radar seeing no guarantee would actually hits the ground because it's going through, although not as deep but a little layer of some dry air here that virga factored evaporates for going to the ground. some the higher elevations. my pick up a couple of stray sprinkles here. so let's go in the long range forecast models. what's left okay? gets pushed off towards the east. real quickly. our skies open up for

the early portion of the week. and in fact, we continue to cool down now by thursday friday, high pressure starts to bill temporarily. but what gets interesting is upstream. look at this little piece of energy here. that least tennesee a lot in the winter months. if you're looking at that carefully, start start to see a little bit of pink showing up just a touch there. that means might be maybe perhaps some snow thrown in there in the higher elevations, up in the rockies. they're well maybe. but the bigger issue is that's the direction we tennessee, these winter storms and hopefully we can get some rain out of that. that looks, though, a little bit more potent that we may actually get. you can see it coloring up there in tahoe. that means that's colder air coming down with this as well. more fall for the bay area as we get into the following week. 65 san francisco got 60's going on along the coast. obviously overcast as it will be for a lot of the bay too. 75 burlingame, but even down south, it's still in the 70's. 75 redwood city, 77 mountain dew scratching a couple 80's as we get out of the south bay. 85 for morgan hill. 83

los gatos, 80 for cupertino about 80 or upper 70's along the east bay shoreline, tri valley, your upper 80's territory again opened the skies up too much too long. you may pop 90 87 going on for conquered 70 for berkeley. but what about a 79 or so? 88 for fairfield? 77 for now been 81. meanwhile, 4 santa rosa. here's the drop right out of the upper 70's. it looks like for midweek with sunny skies, a minor warm-up as we finish off the week and then that system drops in late next weekend into the following week. we'll be monitoring that. see, we get out of that. stephanie, thanks very much. day. >> there's a new robocall scam circulating across our country. it targets people who may be eligible for the new federal student loan forgiveness plan. steve brown shows us ways you can protect yourself. >> department hopes help it. >> yeah, i got voice mail message from liz issue available. she was not said the man on the phone who

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ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news. the ceremonies continue to unfold today honoring queen elizabeth. the second we have the latest in a live report from london. and never forget today, the country marking 21 years since the 9.11 attacks. the ceremonies happening in the bay area and beyond. coming up in our next hour of the kron, 4 news. >> over the roles. >> steven p russell. >> stephen, how race russian? >> michael thomas russo, senior. >> all in roo

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday september 11th and we're covering a lot for you this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we have lots of cloud cover which to negotiate through today. now that's going to be a temperature suppressant going on in london. so that's why the numbers have been back off just a bit. but >> if you get a clear patch, developing numbers may pop this afternoon. so it's very much contingent on how the sky conditions actually come together. first things first, though, we're starting off

with overcast and around the bay and the coast are not going to see much the way of clearing at all. earlier today. we're kind of monitoring some of that fog. looks like it's kind of cleared out at least the lower levels. but above yeah, you got that stratus that's at work here. so putting motion here. we can see. it's also sitting with k here a couple splotches showing up on radar. this has to fight to some dry air to get to the ground. but you may get that stray sprinkle, particularly in the higher elevations. now for about 24 to 36 hours. this is going to kind of meander in around the general region before finding going to scoot off towards the east. and we clear out in earnest and real fall-like weather for us by the middle of the week to temperatures already climbing into the 70's for almost all of the east bay. as you can see here, 64 for vallejo and a lot of 60's up to the north bay. 73. meanwhile, 4 san jose get the big issue here is cloud cover calling a mostly cloudy on balance today, even inland. 1 o'clock about 85 88 by 4, again, improving one for those temperatures will have more on that coming up in just a bit.

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harris arrived in new york at the ceremony there. this is video of her and her husband meeting with other dignitaries. and there were several moments of silence held at this ceremony as well. this just one of several events being held across the country. and in san francisco, a ceremony also unfolded this one at fire station for earlier this morning. you can see in the video, various leaders and elected leaders, including san francisco mayor london breed in attendance and the names of victims were read out loud here to honor the firefighters who died on that tragic day. and there are a number of other rememberance ceremonies happening across the bay area. livermore pleasanton fire stations hold several events starting at 09:45am. locations are there on your screen. and at 05:30pm, the city of danville holds a ceremony recognizing firefighters, police and veterans at oak hill park on stone valley road. new this

morning, the casket of queen elizabeth, the second has left balmoral castle in scotland. what is the first leg of the trip back to london kron four's. justin campbell is live for us in london this morning on more on what will be happening over the next few days. good morning, justin. >> good morning, stephanie. about an hour ago, the queen's casket made its way to edinburgh where it has it. now, thousands of people are lining the street that were there for that moment. we are here at saint james park. if you look behind me, you can opsee that there thousands of people that are walking towards the front of buckingham bay on the side here of the park. there are some gates and they are laying flowers. but to talk a little bit more about the queen's journey let's look at some video and you can see that we where the coffin passed through the rugged scottish countryside on a final journey from her beloved summer estate at balmoral to edinburgh,

where mourners quietly lined the road. some even flowers honor the monarch. after 70 years on the throne of very long time back out here live. this the mao this street as i was talking about earlier, leads towards buckingham palace. you're not familiar with london, this is where people are coming. this is an area where they want to remember and they are mourning. and i'll show you our second piece of video from we were unable to set up closer to the palace due to some signal issues. but you can see how many people here, thousands from across the leaving flowers at the gates of saint james park. people were leaving flowers. green park yesterday, which is right next buckingham palace. i got the chance to actually speak to some people here. take a listen to how they will remember the queen. we've come

to show respects today us. >> and we'd like us and, you know, come in the mountains, the papal and spoken to paper and stuff like that. so that's what was i so about community and charity and i'm like, she was such an amazing you know, a whole life is dedication and devotion to a still she was left a spirit community-based and eat. i mean, it's a positive an when we never see a guy. queen elizabeth state funeral will be the following monday, september 19th and that day will become a bank holiday here in the uk. >> we're live here in london. justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> thanks very much, justin. live for us in london. we appreciate your reporting. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a community comes together over their grief for a mother brutally killed in san carlos. how they are remembering her.

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>> happening today, the nfl is back for the san francisco forty-niners. they'll be in chicago taking on the bears later this morning. the trey lance era will officially begin today marking his first game since officially being named the starting quarterback taking over the position from jimmy garoppolo. the niners looking to build off last year's playoff run where they were just one win away from making it to the super bowl. the bad news for the niners tight end. george kittle not expected to play today. kittle is dealing with an injury and did not participate in practice this week. kickoff for today's game set for 10 in chicago. meantime, las vegas raiders start their season in la taking on the chargers. the raiders also looking to build off of last year's success when they made the playoffs. it's also the first regular season game for new head coach josh mcdaniels kickoff for today's game set for one. 25. >> and the forecast today

calls for a lot of cloud cover going on, even in those inland valleys. that's going to be a temperature suppressant for us. a couple spots is appearing on radar here, but has some dry air to fight through to get to the ground. look at your forecast coming up in just a bit. better.

>> heading to our wildfire coverage. the mosquito fire continues to feed off the terrain in placer and el dorado counties burning more than 37,000 acres with 0% containment so far. kristin vartan has the latest for us. fire officials tell me that the mosquito fire which erupted on tuesday is still out of control despite their best efforts. >> now they have aircraft engines and rotors in their arsenal. but still, the fire has different advantages in this fight. >> fire crews are giving the mosquito fire all they got. 1500 personnel working around the clock in the skies and on the ground to contain this fire 5 days and tens of thousands of acres later. no containment in fire is. >> pretty much a wild animal. we can't tame. we can just write it, control it extinguisher. >> and that animal is hungry,

feeding off dry brush in placer and el dorado counties taking refuge in the steepness of the terrain and the wind creates what you see normally with heat from a fire. you see that rise and that's why we see the big parking lots clouds. but as that air cools off at night, it just like heat rises. stuff dropped. the same thing happens with when officials tell me that this area has a mixture up canyon winds in the afternoon hours. >> followed by down canyon winds in evening hours. so in the evenings, when the wind gets cooler, it actually comes downhill. they can push the fire downhill, which is a typical and spread it in new directions. hand crews have set up containment lines and it's a part of the reason that the 0% metric can be a little misleading. there are areas where there is the fire has completely burned itself out >> we just haven't. that's not our focus right now. those areas are not the focus in a few days. we'll have the resources to be able to go in there and make sure that that

ground bare hand cold and then we can give a percentage to towards those areas. >> and fire officials tell me that they have more personnel on the way, even from out of state in placer county. kristin vartan. >> taking a live look now from outside of mount tam is our mount tam camera. this is one of my favorite cameras to that. we that we use here day because it shows such a beautiful view of the bay. >> but the skies above looking a bit hazy this morning, hazy, cloudy, combined with all of that. that's right. air quality, not the best either were just talking about the fires going on. good morning, stephanie. everybody. obviously air quality around they're bad and to the east now, now looking at the weather patterns going forward, this is all going to be the systems are going continue to push east. so. >> probably a lot of that that air is going make its way to tahoe in kind of stay for the next day or so going west. now improves a little bit to the moderate category with a pop, a couple pockets of green. but you can see a lot of moderate in and around the immediate bay. rain usually helps in the

scenario. and when you get some vertical motion, sure that helps the mixing process. but we're not getting a lot. course, we don't want a whole lot because sometimes i can drive lightning. but here's what we have right now. a couple little splotches appear on radar aloft. it looks like it's really start to break up. so you might get that stray little sprinkle or shower. the bigger issue is a lot of cloud cover covering most of the bay. and that's going to keep temperature suppressed today compared to what the projections were from just yesterday. this is running the tape of the way through tonight. so today, a lot of sunshine tonight looks like a quite a bit of cloud cover hanging around. now, here's the motion just about to start here monday morning. it gets pushed east. remember the fires still going on here? so all of that smoke will be pushed continuing to the east. this might help clean us out a little bit on the home front by tuesday. we're going to kind of a mostly sunny mode for the middle of the week until the next high pressure builds by the later portion of the week. live shot coming to the east bay shoreline. little bit of that haze as well and overcast aloft. mostly cloudy for the bay. my old for the variable clouds expected

inland. that's kind of optimistic and warm early in the week. mostly sunny, warm on wednesday, 80 ish or so inland by wednesday, maybe even drop into the upper 70's at that. with that high building, a temporary flip for nice moderate warming trend to finish off the weekend and next weekend looks to be pretty good. but it's really by the end into the following week, things get really interesting with the system dropping south. 65 san francisco. 69 for oakland, keep it pretty much overcast for the bay and inland. you might see again, a couple of breaks of sun 78 for san jose, calculating some of those breaks and there may be popping about 91 for any act. that seems like a reach. those still 88 for livermore. 87 conquered. then along the east bay shoreline and the 70's. here's a breakdown over the next couple of days. 85 by monday. by tuesday, we're talking 78 could have more in your extended forecast. plus, take a look at that 4 zone to stephanie. thanks very much, dave. >> dozens of people turned out to san carlos woman brutally killed on thursday be headed by her ex-boyfriend. kron and

hardy was at the vigil where friends and family remembered the young woman. >> i spoke with friends and family on and off camera. some. >> we're here for hours saturday afternoon. they tell me they want to honor her life. you can see behind me just how big that memorial has grown to do just that. it's unbelievable. i don't think i've truly process just 2 days after a san carlos woman was allegedly beheaded with a sword by her ex-boyfriend. >> a massive memorial has formed near the site where she was karina castro was just 27 years old. dozens of people including family members like castro's father and grandmother came together remember her saturday evening. this was her grandmother, danielle cannons. first time seeing the memorial tears troy. >> pain, sorrow. i wish you could see it. i don't think she would expect this. she's

very independent. strong woman. >> and that's how i want to remember. cannon says right now she's struggling to process her granddaughter's death because she's worried about her great grandchildren. and i don't think i'll >> be able to feel grief. until we get her daughters back from cps and they're with family, in my opinion, cps, build the girls and bring that to begin with. she says multiple family members have filed applications for custody of karina 7, one year-old daughters. >> but theyare waiting on the background check to come through. >> today on trying to be in strong for karina mode. i want to support her. i want to make her proud. >> i want to get her children >> at the end of the vigil, people gathered together to hold up lights and release balloons in corinne as memory. friends and family tell me they plan to keep this memorial going as long as they

can. i watched as people dropped off more things afternoon in san carlos. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> a 23 year-old man is dead after a shooting in valais. whoa, this happening on sonoma boulevard near nebraska street around 6.30, friday night. police found one victim or rather the victim with at least one gunshot wound. he later died at the scene. no word on a motive or suspect at this time. this is the city's 16th homicide. in the east bay, the union city chief of police address the recent uptick of gun violence in the community. kron four's gayle ong reports on the steps the department says they're taking to prevent more violent crimes. >> it means that, you know, we're not immune to the uptick in crime. >> here happening in the bay area in recent weeks, union city police have responded to violent crimes stemming from gun violence related to gangs, drugs and domestic violence. sergeant john mina says the department is taking steps to

try and combat the rise in these violent crimes and handsome forsman of firearms. >> collaborating with criminal partners a safe and secure part of firearms ownership. a district policing and community or policing and problem solving unit in a post on the city's next social media pages. >> the police chief says there have been 5 homicides in the last year, attempted homicides and assaults with a gun are up about 70%. of guns seized by police are either ghost guns are not registered to the attacker and a majority of the crimes are committed by people they have more interactions with the community. and so they could have a better understanding or feel or we know what's going on in the community. sergeant jimenez at the department will send officers to where they are needed most based on crime data. >> but will need help from the public going ask our community

to continue to be our eyes and ears when we're we're not around to report crimes or any suspicious activity. >> and to get more information, too. join up with our social media. >> in union city, gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a major credit card company changing how they track gun sales. why some firearm safety experts say the move could help prevent another mass shooting. >> john, and then mind. and neal ship harvey island be up urban. indian. because

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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. >> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. start out this half hour with a look at the forecast. we've got davis bar in the weather center with the very latest. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and quite a bit of cloud cover. we have again for today. it looks like a lot of -hat cloud cover will be very stubborn to clear even and those inland valleys. and that's going to little impact on those temperatures were bumping them down a little bit for the forecast highs today.

>> very contingent again, if you get some blue skies patches of any of that to break out the half moon bay. yeah, this is very reflective of the coast and even the bay pretty close to overcast. we're expecting for today. this is all that leftover moisture from k now we do see a couple sprinkles trying to happen aloft. no guarantee, if any, this is going to actually make it to the ground. but we did mention some passing sprinkles going on for early sunday and maybe even a little of the afternoon. 75 going on for antioch. 74 for livermore. already seeing some lower 70's along the east bay shoreline. not bad for overcast skies and 60's up north at the ballpark today versus the white sox, mostly cloudy skies. temperatures hold in the upper 60's, but overcast upper 60's and a little bit of a breeze thrown in. there might be a bit chilly sap to grab the sweater or the jacket. hard to believe you would have thought of that. even 5 days ago. breakdown today, 86 by 1 o'clock by 4. we're talking 87. and if you like fall, we've got more of that and the 7 day forecast we talking about that in your 4 zone a bit. stephanie.

>> john joseph, wink us. chuck. and the west. west junior. >> meredith lynn whaling. >> eugene, michael whalen. >> the other big story, we are following this morning is the one you're watching remembering september 11th. this is a live look from new york where the victims of the twin towers are being honored. ceremonies expected to last all day long as the names of the victims who were in the towers when they out loud. today marks 21 years since 3,000 lives were lost. and earlier this morning, a flag was unfurled at the pentagon., as you can see there as part of a ceremony there to honor the victims killed when a plane crashed into that building. and president biden

was at the pentagon where he laid a wreath in honor of the victims. this is video from this morning showing that moment and let's listen in to what he had to say. >> to all the families and loved ones who. still feel the ache. that missing piece of your soul. i'm honored to be here with you once more. to share this solemn. right, a rememberance. and reflect all that was lost. the fire and ash. on that terrible september morning. and although we found ourselves to respond. 21 years ago. 21 years and we still kept our promise. never forget. we'll keep the memory of all those precious lives stolen from.

2,977 at ground 0 in new york and shanksville my wife is speaking now. pennsylvania 184 of them here at the pentagon. and i know for all those you've lost someone. 21 years as both a lifetime. and no time at all. it's good to remember. members help us heal. but they can also open up the hurt. take us back. that moment. with the grief was so wrong. we think of everything. everything they could have done if that lived just little more time. their experience, you miss together. the dreams. they never got to fulfill a real lives. >> and the first lady doctor jill biden was in pennsylvania this morning at a ceremony honoring the victims of united flight 93. that plane crashed

into a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, when the passengers onboard fought back against the hijackers. it is believed that the plane was headed towards the u.s. capitol during the ceremony. the first lady honor the victims and the rescue workers. >> with the prayer and the choir. >> this has been such beautiful and meaningful remembrance. most of all, i want to thank the families of the crew and passengers of flight 93 for sharing your love and memories of today. and i'm deeply honored to be here with you all. when we remember the events of this day. 21 years ago, certain images are seared into our collective memory. yet, even as we shared our grief. that

moment affected us all in unique ways. looking back, we remember the details like a slide under a microscope. the private memories that draw deep, definite line between before. and after. >> after speaking, the first lady attended a wreath-laying ceremony at the flight. 93 memorial. new this morning, the casket of queen elizabeth. the second has left balmoral castle in scotland on what is the first leg of the trip. back to london. lauren lyster has the details. >> hi there. the queen's cough and arriving in edinburgh, scotland, where it will lie in state, meaning it will be on view for the public to see this after a 6 hour journey across the country. the procession traveling from balmoral castle, the queen's scottish summer retreat where she passed away a few days ago traveling around 175 miles,

the a hearse to the sovereigns official residence in scotland, allowing many people the chance to pay their respects along the way people were seen lining the streets. they could see the coffin draped in the royal standard of scotland inside the hearse as it passed by a few days from now, the queen's cough and will be transported to london. this as the front page of the newspaper today, zeroes in on this surprise and rare appearance of prince william and prince harry along with their wives together here windsor castle, where they viewed all of the tributes to queen elizabeth. the second and where they greeted mourners shaking hands, accepting flowers and condolences. the headline reading reunited in sorrow as much has been made of the rift between prince harry and prince william since terri stopped working as a royal and he and meghan moved to the u.s.. that's the latest here in windsor. i'm lauren lyster. i'll send it back to you. >> and back here in the bay area, the alleged killer of an 8 year-old hayward girl is now in police custody. officers

arrested. 33 year-old dante jackson in newark saturday on charges of murder and child abuse. he is. he is accused of killing sophia mason whose body was found in march. the child was reported missing from hayward earlier this year. sophia's body was found inside of a home in merced, said on march, 11th where jackson lived. the suspect has been on had been on the run rather sense. then investigators say jackson may have physically and sexually abused the child before she died. for your health. a new walk-in clinic for the monkeypox vaccine opened up in san francisco as kron four's philippe djegal reports. most patients stopped by for their second dose. >> the number of positive m-pox cases in los angeles. more than double those reported in san francisco. still, the city has the second highest case rate in the state. strengthening the need to get more vaccine into the lgbtq community. it's really great to be able to just have

people take care of it as soon as possible. on saturday, kaiser permanente held a free clinic at city center on geary boulevard in san francisco. it was open to members and non-members. and kaiser says 80% of those who showed up received their second dose. it was important i mean, if the seem to really bad, if you got it. so and i just thought it was a no-brainer. this comes a day after we learned the state has approved more than 41 million dollars in emergency funding to help combat the m-pox outbreak. once we get the, you know, have the stock unable to do it, you'll find that. >> most of our community will take care of ourselves in the right way. and therefore prevent monkeypox. this was kaiser's 3rd saturday, pop up clinic in the city and the health care provider intends to announce another clinic in the coming weeks. of course, with any. >> maker infections like this. tend to catch off-guard no matter what. and that happened

again this time. but i think memories on top of things right now, patients were offered a free flu shot if they wanted it. >> in san francisco, philippe djegal all kron, 4 >> there's a new robocall scam circulating across our country. it targets people who may be eligible for the new federal student loan forgiveness plan. steve brown shows us ways you can protect yourself. >> the department hopes help it. >> yeah, i got voice mail message from liz issue available. she was not said the man on the phone who identified himself as a representative of enterprise financial. couple questions abtut this. is this through the u.s. department of education. department of education's so i have to go through you to do this. >> but we see with moment to the program, is there a charge for this program is to require people do the difference they're going to get. but we've already checked with the u.s. department of education's website which says never pay an outside company for help with your federal student

loans, your loan servicer will help you for free. >> so i asked the man on the phone, ok? but why am i paying you what i can get this done for free? >> and it rolled into the program. so what's your >> why are you calling people asking them to pay a fee for something that can be done for free? >> this is because knew anything to that. the long forgiveness, jennifer and many of the in the better business bureau says a common tactic in scams is trying to get people to act quickly. scammers will use that off and that pressure tactic because they don't want to. this actually think it through because it time to thank more opportunity to see those flags. and that was steve brown reporting for us this morning. >> a lot of cloud cover going on for today is going to be a temperature suppressants with highs expected even inland to the upper 80's to become a couple more raise a going on

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>> welcome back. taking a live look now outside at our sutro

camera at the golden gate bridge still pretty foggy out there days far in the weather center with look what's what's cooking? what's its this is fog. make it make it a little colder does. but i just but, you know, look like there was something in the with steam gotcha with the golden gate bridge, apparently. yeah. yeah. so this is the lower level fog going on. what you reference and then above that is all this cloud cover half moon bay. >> they areas looking at that even in lots of cloud cover, you might get some breaks happening in those skies there. but a lot of cloud cover. and because of that, temperatures have been we backed off the highs a little bit. and mostly we're looking in the 80's. here's the progress. thus far. we've got 70's over the east bay hills, but even along the east bay shoreline, lower 70's. >> mostly 60's up to the north bay up to tahoe. they're battling a course. fog. a lot of cloud cover remains through monday, clearing out a little bit aloft and then getting temperatures down to about 68 or so one of the other issues during a deal with his our air

quality may actually improve as the general direction starts to move west to east, taking out all this last bit of tropical depression k, here's what we've got going on right now here locally still left over that moisture bubbling up from the south did want to mention an isolated little showers, a possibility very, very isolated with this and probably concentrate in the morning hours because it has to go sit a lot of dry air. probably a lot of virga working this, too. so once we're done with that for today, all that moisture gets swept off towards the east. we're actually looking at kind of a cool start to the week by midweek and latter portion. high pressure starts to build temporarily. that's going to finish off the week and then later on by the end of the weekend and next week. look at that. that sweet coming down there. now, a lot of times we see all this excitement in. it doesn't hold together. but the trend is there. so this fog this fall story has legs. it looks like it's going remain cool, not just next week, but into the following week as well. 4 zone forecast looks like 65 san francisco at the coast. with the cloud cover staying in the 60's. 70's

popping here along the bay side peninsula. 75 burlingame. 75 foster city. also palo alto mountain dew. 77 scratching a couple 80's down here in the south bay. 85 morgan hill, 80 for cupertino, tri valley. you're looking at upper 80's. this go around again. if you see too many breaks in the sun in the sky, you might pop near 90 or so. 86 walnut creek, 87 for concord. but still the temperature separation back to the east bay shoreline. 79 san leandro, 70 for berkeley. what 79 77 for napa. and we're looking at 81 for santa rosa. so falls here. fall stays into next week. even a little drop-off happens here wednesday, minor warm up as we get into the weekend. but what's really interesting is into the following week to see what happens with that track of that low dropping south. and that's the direction those winter storms tend to come from. so it's a good direction. hopefully that lows in the future. we'll be following that. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> for your money this morning, inflation is changing

the way we shop. according to a new survey of more than 2400 people. it revealed that 2 in 5 people are motivated to shop earlier for the holidays because of inflation and more than 50% surveyed say they will buy fewer items. nearly 18% said they will start shopping for the holidays in october. and if you're looking to upgrade your phone to something a little bit bigger. rich demuro has a review of the samsung fold for and this morning's tech smart. >> likable and capable yet at times, frustrating. that's what it's like to carry this 2 in one foldable phone from samsung galaxy fold for is an engineering marvel. but it still feels just a year or 2 away from perfection. for starters, you get a bigger screen on the outside, but it's still narrow compared to most phones. apps can feel squished on the small screen unfold to reveal a big screen inside. you're basically carrying a tablet at all

times. >> it's amazing to have that flexibility and a great way to watch video. look at the pictures you just talk and surf the web. >> but because the screen is so big, some maps seem oversized or just don't fit right. also going from typing on the tiny screen outside to the giant screen inside can be a challenge for muscle memory. the software is getting there. i love the apps which are at the bottom of the screen. multitasking is great, especially since you can pair apps for easy opening later or float a nap on top of the screen. the camera offers lots of options and the quality is getting better. i like the idea of using the main camera for selfies, but you need to hold the phone just right to accomplish this. propping up the phone to capture videos and pictures is handy. the fold is heavy and bulky, but it's surprisingly easy to hold and manage overall the $1800 samsung galaxy fold for offers

lots of little advantages over a standard phone but adopting this emerging form factor takes determination. it forces you to rethink how you do just about everything on a phone, sometimes for the better other times for the worse. >> and bart celebrates 50 years in operation this month. the agency holding an event at the lake merritt bart station and plaza on saturday. transportation secretary pete buttigieg and house speaker nancy pelosi spoke and leaders from bard helped open up a time capsule from 30 years ago. bart board members and elected officials taking turns pulling items out of that time capsule and finding things like a vintage bar ticket vhs tape and a scroll of original bar employees signatures and then they put items into a new capsule. those included a clipper card and a face mask of all things. and just ahead of yesterday's celebration, barr posted a series of

tweets, including this one, a black and white photo of now king charles, the 3rd riding bart in the 70's wondering when or where he was at it. and if you are looking for something fun to do this weekend, turns out there's a new horror film hitting a look for us. richards takes >> i don't live. you're renting this place. it's the middle of the night. i don't have couple had the address thought. i'm running this place a sure you have the right place. picked it like a month ago, you can. but to come inside. >> we'll call >> you put yourself an airbnb only when you arrive. you find it's been double book. someone else is also staying there. instead of turning around and find the anywhere else to stay, you're forced to stay the night with a creepy stranger. what could possibly go wrong? that's the premise of the beautifully made super scary barbarian. georgina campbell and bill skarsgard who incidentally played the

killer clown. penny wise in the remakes of stephen king's. it are perfect in the roles. she's a smart savvy woman who knows there are tons of red flags about the situation but carefully walks toward them out of necessity. that kind of automatic caution that most anyone would use that creates the automatic tension in barbarian. but one twist and turn and surprise after another elevates this movie to a whole different level. but 14 jun horror movies, one that is genuine and original writer director zack craig or does a great job in the filmmaking and also in providing a story that's so filled with the unexpected that with excellent performances delivers a september spine, chiller barbarian is a dean's list b plus, hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. richards. >> and we'll be right back.

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and to stay indoors with the windows yeah. and top of all of this, we have this cloud cover in the fog, but we're not getting a lot of little bit of that rain happening aloft. i was talking about sprinkles. that's technically some motion going on. >> in the atmosphere a little bit. her but we're still there we go air quality. check it now. that's where the fires are. it's obviously lousy in towards the east off to a tahoe. if you're heading that direction, not great. and it's not going to prove either because we're looking for an easterly wind to come back or coming in from the west or should say getting to the bay area's moderate for now, a couple patches of green going forward. this will probably include improved once this final little system from the pacific monday ish starts to push this off towards the east and then behind all of that, we get a really dan the forecast. check it out. we clear out temperatures drop upper 70's. you get a real flavor of fall. a little bit of warming towards the latter portion of the week. but hey, that's not lower 80's. we can

dig it and be on the scope of this. they realize we had this much time here left over. we have whatever you can just hang this for just a moment here. and that graph there, for instance, we have all this time. what is run through this real quick? we don't know if this is going to hold together like this. but here's a longer range forecast. want to run through with you. so once that low gets out of here, we get wishing everything out towards the east. we're in the clear patch. that's where the 70's are and all that we get to around 80 or so and then towards next weekend looks okay. and then here comes that system from the that looks nice. yeah. so then we also see look at that pink color in the mountains. i don't know if that's going to hold together, but at least they get your general idea of how cold that air is. so the idea of our fall story is holding together very nicely. maybe might even get a couple showers in the bay area from that. but the big issue is that's the direction that these lows come from in the winter months, which is our wet season. so hopefully those lows will

memorize this pattern and do this all winter long as that will be dancing and so forth. and also mountain snows to collect 2. so the big the bottom line with this is will be watching to see how this holds together. sometimes it look really and then you get closer to what just falls apart. definitely falls going to be here for next weekend into the following weeks of 2 thumbs up on that. yeah. fingers crossed for the rain is in heart and we need it. it's a dean all right. well, thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> have a great rest of your day. stay safe, everyone.

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