>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday. september 17th and rain is on the way for us here in the bay area. let's check in with dave sphar and how are conditions looking like out there day? i can only answer conditions for in the studio here. we just had some computer problems. so i don't have a whole lot to show you right at this moment. may have to restart real quickly here. but >> we're looking for a storm to bear on down tomorrow. quick check into the breakdown that we're talking about today because you want to take advantage of all that going on quickly. that switch to that

cause. that's only the graphic that i have right now. let's pop that. they're there. we have temperatures getting talked about 66 or so by 11 and only into the 70's this afternoon with the mixture of some scattered clouds working. but by late tonight, we have some showers coming in here. we'll have more on that forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> and any rain will be a welcome relief for our state which continues to navigate through some pretty tough drought conditions. and while the incoming moisture is expected to also help with wildfires burning right now, north bay fire officials are raising concerns about potential flooding in the burn scar area from 2020's glass fire. you may remember that fire scorched more than 65,000 acres in napa and sonoma counties. last year's storms led to significant flooding and some evacuations. >> the way that the fire burning the intensity really cook off the vegetation, kill the tree. canopies. and when you look up above the hills of santa rosa, you don't see the

regrowth and that burn scar that we saw in the tubbs fire. the nuns fire burns stars. >> the santa rosa fire marshal ads that one significant weekend of rainfall will not be enough to reduce the wildfire risks next month. so it's important. we all do our part to prevent those wildfires. a brush fire along i-580, in oakland burned at least 4 homes, sending one firefighter to the hospital with heat related injuries. that fire is out now. it did start near the area of 35th avenue in delaware in oakland's laurel district. the oakland fire chief saying at least one of the homes was not occupied at the time of the fire. we spoke with one of the residents affected by all of this. >> i got here. it a smoky and there i allow and its >> i furniture out. whatever

has to do >> the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >> and is an increased reward this morning for information leading to the arrest of the 3rd suspect. >> involved in the murder of a kron. 4 security guard police continue their search for love. ron gilbert, the reward for information leading to his arrest is now $40,000 and kevin nishita, as you can see their picture there was shot while protecting a kron. 4 news crew near oakland city hall just before thanksgiving last year, kevin died 3 days later. 2 other suspects are already in custody. and one of those suspects is due in court on monday. an oakland man is dead after a shooting in san leandro. 25 year-old victor mendez passed away thursday night after gunfire erupted on adams avenue last sunday. investigators say 4 people were trying to burglarize mendezes marijuana business

and started shooting at workers. there. at least 3 people were injured. 2 of them, including mendez, critically hurt. police say they caught one suspect, but 2 others got away. and the man convicted in the deadly ghost ship fire may wind up back in jail. derek aumento was convicted of all involuntary manslaughter after a fire at the oakland ghost ship warehouse killed. 36 people in 2016 as of last year he was given permission to serve out the rest of his 12 year sentence in home confinement this week. officers say they found a 38 caliber bullets bullet a machete. 10 bows in about 50 arrows inside of elmen has property in ukiah under his probation. amanda is not allowed to own firearms or deadly weapons if he is found in violation of his probation, he could be headed back to jail. another hearing on this will be held next month. and

police have a 41 year-old man in custody on suspicion of shooting another man in san francisco's chinatown, neighborhood. it happened thursday night on the 800 block of clay street. police say the men argued in one of them pulled out a gun shooting. the other the victim suffered life-threatening injuries. police later tracked down and arrested the suspect and his name has not yet been released. happening today, santa clara valley water host, a coastal cleanup day. it's an event for people who live in the area to help with the ongoing effort to preserve the county's rivers and creeks. kron four's. camila barco is live for us in san jose this morning with more. hey comey. morning when well, this is all happening, stephanie, because today is california coastal cleanup day and santa santa clara valley water. like you said, is doing their part to help clear any. >> trash or debris here in the streams and rivers that they have across the county. right now, we're standing behind

right behind me is actually the administration building. if i step out of the way, you'll try to zoom in over here. you'll notice of. small portion of water. it looks like it is a stream a river or stream over here. and this is where the volunteers are going to start. volunteers are going to be spread across the county to start cleaning up any debris and trash organizers say that this year's cleanups will be held in person. >> at 39, different sites around the county. that's a lot of sites right there. organizers say that trash that enters their waterways eventually finds its way to the san francisco bay. so today's event is very crucial in keeping these waterways clean. so like i said today, the event starts here outside the administration building here at santa clara valley water. and the event starts at 09:00am. and stefanie, they're asking any santa care residents to come on out today. volunteers sign up will be out at the site until noon.

i'll send it back to you. thanks very much. camila that looks like the weather might be cooperated for to appreciate your live >> and we're looking live now at sfo where things are back to normal this morning after more than 40 airport, fast food workers and supporters were arrested for protesting. the demonstrators called for higher wages and more affordable health care. police arrested and cited 41 people for blocking traffic outside of terminal 3. and you can see they're pretty sizable. some of the people arrested included city leaders and state senators. union leaders say most workers make $17.5 an hour and have not had a raise in years. some demonstrating said they have to work 2 or 3 jobs just to make ends meet. we reached out to sfo for comment and will update you once we get a response back.

coming up on the kron 4 morning news, thousands gathered to mourn queen elizabeth. the second as world l aders get ready to attend her funeral. we have a live report from london after this. and after the break, you may qualify for a refund on some of your student loan payments. more details after the break.

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if you've paid your student loans during the pandemic, you could have a refund coming your way. the federal government will pay back people who made payments since march 2020 and applications will be available in october. they close on new year's eve. according to new census data, san francisco ranks 3rd for the largest city in the count. the country with employees working from home last year. the study found nearly 46% of people in san francisco work remotely last year. washington, d.c., taking the top spot at 48%. and oakland ranked the second highest in california at 33% followed by san jose at 30%. dave. >> pretty pleasant going on for today. before things start to change late tonight, season to start a barrel down a little bit up. an old north state coming up in a bit. we'll take a look at that rainy sunday into your monday as well. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> good the weather. conditions out doors with dave sphar. how's it looking out there? day? a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. pretty good. nice clear of job happening here at the golden gate. kind of that hazy. look that we see across the bay for right now the fog working its magic as well. all that surface stuff we always talk about.

>> in the morning hours, however, right above us is the layer of that dry air in the vertical sandwich, if you will. and that will give us a little bit of burga as things start off tomorrow morning. so there it is way up there in the northwest. just getting started. will take it really all day to kind of position itself. just right. and looking over the latest models and details with all of this. the general program seems to be pretty much the same. just a little bit of a light backing off with the amounts. but still generally very lofty. let's go ahead through this. and this is a nice treat into september like this. so today, pretty nice day. good deal. sunshine couple scattered clouds and all that temperatures behaving themselves. so definitely a day to get out and do what you got to do saturday night. here it comes. and some showers at least aloft working to this particular model run is running everything through a little bit faster. there you have about 6.15, or so already venturing into the east bay. there might be some virga here before you actually get that deeper rain but be patient because there's more to be had marching through the later morning and the afternoon

hours here comes some more chunks up from the south, as you can see, also seated with their parent low out to sea, giving us a whole day of festivities with this rain imbedded with it. some heavy rain showers with some lightning strikes will be tracking all that as well as we get into monday. it continues. so the monday morning commute looks to be pretty sloppy because whatever we get from sunday will be on the roads and on the ground and everything. so at first i won't create much. problems except for very, you know, burned areas and so forth. they may quickly flood as we speak right now. we don't have any statements with this, but that may change winds are coming with this package is, well, this is very much of a winter like storm system. we see the uptick in terms of winds all onshore. there they are by tonight. good clip happening here in the east bay and up there, the north bay as well getting into tomorrow. there you see the coverage or in the north bay and the peninsula to the santa cruz mountains. not as happy off to the east bay, but this is now sunday afternoon and notice the arrows. they're all from the south associated with the

general circulation of our low going into monday. still a little bit on the breezy side as well. so we've got scattered clouds today, mild 70's for the bay and inland. then for tomorrow, rain and thunder showers. it will start off in the north bay peninsula, san francisco. and then by the afternoon we're talking the east and the south bay as it spreads out later on during the day. that will be the afternoon evening hours and into monday, the next week we've got scattered showers to start thunder showers, too, through wednesday, then clearing up for the 2nd half. check it out for temperatures today. 70 for open 72, san jose and the bigger map. you've got upper 70's working in the far east bay. of course, we have a bit more in the 4 zone forecast in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> 11 bay area schools are named national blue ribbon schools. the u.s. secretary of education making the announcement on friday. you can see the full list of bay area schools on your screen. there secretary recognizing a total of 29 california schools

and nationwide about 300 schools. and again, that list on your screen there. the department says the recognition is based on a school's overall academic performance trying to see if my high school made. all right. that's lynbrook high school. that's where i went in the north bay. police are asking for help finding those responsible for a string of car break-ins in american canyon early friday morning about 20 cars near the levine. a neighborhood were burglarized. the suspects leaving behind a path of destruction with shattered glass from broken windows. like the one you see here, police asking people to check their surveillance cameras to help identify the people responsible for this. and another big story we're following this morning. we're now 2 days before the funeral for gueen elizabeth. the second and thousands of people are still waiting in line to pay their respects. that line stretching for miles.

meanwhile, where world leaders start arrives are starting what arrive rather in london. and that's where we find lauren lyster. she's live in london for us with the latest. good morning, lauren. >> good morning. in just a short time, president biden is set to leave washington, d.c., headed here for london. all for queen elizabeth's funeral monday at westminster abbey were seeing world leaders start to arrive in the uk for that. this as thousands of people continue to line up behind me for a chance to personally view her coffin at westminster hall. we can show you some live pictures of this. it at this hour of the lines because the week is 16 hours long. short time ago, it was 24 hours. so it's actually improved. all these people waiting out in cold temperatures. it's a chilly morning. it was chilly overnight, but nonetheless queuing up for their chance to pay final respects to the queen and some of them this morning. got this surprise. take a look. king charles

himself, along with prince william heir to the throne. now they greeted people that were lining up to see the queen. there was a surprise. they shook hands. they thanked people for turning out. they were greeted with applause and we have seen a famous face passed through westminster abbey. look at this. british former soccer star david back in. he walked through westminster hall, bowed his head when he passed the queen's coffin. looking visibly emotional and get this. he lined up with everybody else. he waited 12 hours. we're told, talking to fans along the way, even taking some selfies. and after passing through, here's what he had to say about the late queen. >> have some on the much as lead for the amount of time with kindness with karin and always reassuring spot. i think was someone special and will be missed. not just by by

by everyone in country, everyone around the >> and later today, all of the queen's grandchildren, including, of course, princes william and harry will surround her coffin in silence for 15 minutes in a tribute will keep our eye on it. keep you updated for now. that's the latest live in london. all send it back to you in the studio. >> and lauren, quick question for you as well. we know that president biden is also expected to arrive in london for the queen's funeral. what have you learned about that? >> so according to his plans, he will pass through westminster hall as well and personally say goodbye to the queen passed by her cough and he's also set to sign a condolence book and attend a reception being hosted by king charles himself. also, we're told he'll have informal talks with the new prime minister here. all ahead of the queen's funeral. back to you in the studio. >> all right. lauren lister reporting for us live from

london. thank you so much. happening tomorrow, you can expect some road closures in danville due to the annual devil mountain run. >> railroad avenue hartz avenue, danville boulevard, san ramon valley boulevard come, you know, remote and fostoria way. we'll all be shut down those road closures. start at 04:00am. most should be back open by 10:00am when the race is all over and you can expect downtown closures for the start and finish lines to reopen by noon. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the mosquito fire rages on in placer county. >> the fire now consuming nearly 70,000 acres. more on what firefighters are up against after this. this is a craft 170 years in the making. (sniffing)

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>> firefighting efforts continue on the mosquito fire this morning in placer county. it's now considered the largest fire burning in california right now, scorching more than 70,000 acres. it is now 20% contained. the smoke from the mosquito fire so intense it has produced hazardous air quality in states for the north and east, including oregon and wyoming. and we do have new video this morning

showing crews tackling the mosquito fire from the air. we know that air tankers pour thousands of gallons of fire retardant over those flames. as you can see on your screen right there. just about 2 we're able to turn them as quickly as possible. some less than 10 minutes. >> air crews dropped more than 850,000 gallons of retardant over the mosquito fire. and there's likely more air attacks to come. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news that several people including children are in the hospital this morning after 2 cars crashed into east bay home. >> more details after the break. and if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, there is the rediscover downtown block party in stanley and really can rediscover the downtown area there. >> you can expect some live music, food and a kids and teens own. it starts at 11 this morning at west one up

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of a winter storm. hey, is this the sign of things to come for this winter? hopefully it is. we showed you the golden gate bridge earlier and that actually looked a little cleaner than this shot does here. so fog kind of hanging around a little haze in everything. all you can see from here is really stormy action as far away from home way up north and even the shield of cloud cover again far away. so looks like a good saturday ahead for you. quick check of those winds. they're kind of on shore now, but there is a little southern trend and that southern trend is going to be around all day even tomorrow because it's going to be playing out with this low. so we've kind of a low that's directly out to sea kind of good place for to keep throwing back moisture our way for sunday giving us said this much needed rain temperature check for you. most readings in the 50's. 47 up to santa rosa. 48 from 62 going on for antioch. we've got a 55 meanwhile for san jose. back to the breakdown again for us 70's. and this means even well inland today. so little touch on the cool side compared to the heat wave we had recently

with a good deal. sunshine as well over things change tonight, we're going to walk through that and that's going to set the stage for a unsettled early part of the week. again for a good cause and with mild temperatures as well. we'll have your 4 zone to stephanie. thanks very much. day. >> and now to a story we're following in the east bay. 5 people, including 3 kids are recovering in the hospital after 2 cars crashed into an antioch home as kron four's. dan thorn explains. the kids were walking home from school at the time of that crash. >> air and ground crews rushing to the scene in antioch after 5 people, including 3 children are hurt in a crash. the 2 cars colliding on manzanita way and sycamore drive before hitting a house friday afternoon. a witness ronald miles describes the scene. >> with front, our new primetime, he was face down. and wasn't breathing the other one was in the bushes in front of house. and on the side of the house, a little girl was not done.

>> investigators say the 3.12 year-olds were on the sidewalk when they were hit by the cars. >> 2 of the children had to be airlifted. >> heart is broken for these kids and i can i hope and pray that they're going to be ok, contra. costa county fire says the 2 adults believed to be the drivers were. 21 29 years old. >> they were taken to area hospitals via ambulance. there were no reports of anyone in the home that was struck being injured. >> and that was dan thorn reporting for us this morning. emergency officials say 4 of those injured are in critical condition. in the south bay community is mourning the death of an 8 year-old boy hit by a car in san jose kron four's rob nesbitt brings us community reaction from the memorial. >> you can see the memorial of flowers that has formed people coming and going to pay their respects for the 8 year-old boy who was killed at this intersection. residents in this area of san jose are concerned for their own

children and grandchildren who cross the street every day. it was around 08:00am when gloria cling board hear the accident just feet from her home on castle want ave when she walked outside, she was met with the scene of emotions. people were screaming, crying, kids. we're here with the >> there were you to some said san jose police say an 8 year-old boy and 44 year-old woman who was his baby sitter was struck by a car. >> both were taken to the hospital. the babysitter suffering with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. the boy was pronounced dead at the hospital. 49 traffic fatality in the city of san jose for this year. officer steve aponte says the woman who was driving the vehicle is cooperating with police and no arrests have been made the speed limit in the area near castle entry school is 25 miles per hour. those speed doesn't appear to be a factor in this fatal accident. police are reminding drivers about the importance of awareness. we need to slow down attentive. >> need to make sure that you're watching, especially in a trap and area that is nearby school. if you're following

the rules of the road and being aware that is a school, parents like arcadia garcia say the intersection of castle mohnton driftwood has been a dangerous area for years. concerned that a driver won't be paying attention when her 6 year-old daughter tries to cross the street. but sometimes the cars or they don't notice and they really don't care. >> and they just like it. they go really fast. a memorial of flowers was placed roadside for the 8 year-old boy was a 3rd grader at and elementary school. residents like clean board paying their respects and asking for more signage at the intersection to prevent another fatality. i have my kids, my granddaughters feed my granddaughter. >> they walked to school. and i don't want this to no other child killed. officer aponte says his department is still dealing with a staffing shortage, but they're making a hiring push right now to try to get more officers on staff, including traffic enforcement officers who will try to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >> reporting in san jose, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> also in san jose, 3 people are recovering in the hospital

after a two-car crash at the intersection of tully and center roads. the cause of the crash is under investigation. a motorcycle rider was killed by a bart train in oakland, oakland, police identifying the victim as a 35 year-old man. the collision happened friday afternoon near 23rd street and northgate avenue. officials say the victim lost control of his bike, hit the curb and then landed on the tracks. the crash temporarily disrupted service in both directions at the 19 street station in downtown oakland. you can see the big backup that that collision caused there. and as of this morning, though, service is now back and running. normally. on the peninsula. scary situation for a family. after their balcony collapsed, falling down. 2 floors, 2 adults and 2 children fell from the second floor straight down on to the brick driveway. fire crews rushed to the scene to take

the family to a nearby hospital. neighbors say they heard a horrible sound. they looked out to see the family sprawled on the ground. >> oh, i'm bill is so when i saw it as our that collapsed a officer and fill up your call, they put on the it's think 4 people were injured. >> a city building instruct inspector came out and issued a warning putting a yellow tag on that sliding glass door that went out to the balcony. a relative tells kron for the family is still under medical evaluation. governor newsom signed a sweeping set of laws that aim to dramatically cut the state's use of oil and gas over the next 2 decades, he appeared in vallejo yesterday morning to make the announcement. the goal is for california to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045. the laws also require most retail sales of electricity to be renewable or 0 carbon forms of energy by

2035. governor newsom saying this is a big step forward for the state. >> think about this and 92% reduction and the utilization of fossil fuels in buildings in transportation sector because of what we are advancing today. that is a big deal. >> the package is part of the state's 54 billion dollars. climate action plan. it also includes guidelines to phase out the sale of new gas-powered vehicles in the state by 2035. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, california takes a big step forward. as we just mentioned, the governor signing new climate into effect. and let's go ahead to our next story here. a cheerleading coach in custody after he's charged with a crime against a child. the latest in the investigation.

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season. quarterback trey lance is trying to get things back on track, but it won't be easy lost starting running back. elijah mitchell to a knee injury last week. he will be out at least 2 months and the status of tight end. george kittle still in question after he suffered an injury, he is listed as questionable for tomorrow's game. but the good news is that practice yesterday, but it wasn't a limited capacity kickoff for tomorrow's game is set for 105, at levi stadium. >> all right. good deal with some sports news as well. the giants to battle against the dodgers. lots of cloud cover as those clouds roll on into night game time at about 605, increase in the clouds and temperatures around 60 ish or so. >> rain as we get into tomorrow. details on that. coming up.

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check in with dave sphar for our forecast is in the weather center with the very latest a day. hear that song so many times and karaoke to. yeah. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> the east bay looking okay. but there's that fog and haze kind of hanging around a little bit. most of the bay area's opening up pretty nicely. >> as we speak now, we're showing you earlier shots from the golden gate bridge, things changing tonight and what we're talking about happening on the home front will be reciprocated up to tahoe as well. here we have it for monday. it'll take a while to get up there into tuesday. that will also come potentially with some scattered thunder showers, working its magic as well. but that means that rain is going to go all the way across the state, covering the fires as well. so that's good news for that. now, as far as snow, you wonder they're looking at levels of about 8800 feet. come on the season is young september. so we do expect it to be that low. but later in the season, hopefully will at some snow to that as conditions start o change into the fall and winter. so there it is up towards our north west. that band of cloud

cover today. not a bad day. let's put it together for you in future cast for generally speaking. is calling it some scattered clouds rolling on in for tonight, though, here's that band of rain also sitting with that low. so it's going to continue to supply from our southwest right across the bay. we're in the perfect geography to get hit by this into the afternoon. that's when the east and the south bay starts to get their treatment. watch the santa cruz mountains. that's a place that tends to get flooded a lot from this as well as the burned in areas could be a problem up in the north bay where this is going to start. but as you can see into the afternoon, it continues through sunday night with other clemson waves carrying with it. embedded thunder showers. this is the overnight monday. look at that good dose of rain occurring there across the central valley, sacramento valley as well. continuing on into early next week. just looking quantitatively of the first wave that hits all of this. we see sunday. there's the coverage out until sunday evening. more than half of an inch for the immediate bakes up down in the south bay, even

the far east bay, they're getting close to half of an inch that may not come together by sunday evening. cause a little bit of that berg thing happening. we're being robbed by little bit of the from the dry air, some some of the precipitation we're getting. so watching this play out, you can clearly see the low. it continues on for a couple of days supplying that. then it moves out. we go into a clear patch will be slight warming as we head on into next weekend. but a nice little winter street. hopefully it will be more of that to come as we head on to the wet season. 67 san francisco and the 4 zone forecast scattered clouds are calling for lower 60's at the coast. 69 burlingame to the south foster city, looking at 74. 71 palo alto, redwood city. 72 in the south bay, lower 70's milpitas. 69, 70 to cupertino, east bay shoreline sub 70 tri valley. 72 popular number there. 76 walnut creek, though. 75 for danville, concord at 77, 67 for berkeley vallejo. 65 fairfield. 77 73 for napa. and 78 for santa

rosa. 70 game plan is how it works. unsettled for the early part of the week even keep us a few showers in there as late as wednesday. fog. it's here by thursday. that is the equinox thing bob are going on here. that's we start to march into officially autumn for the all these strong numbers out there on thursday. step. thanks very much, dave. >> the cal state school system faces some financial trouble. the csu board of trustees voted on wednesday to request 530 million dollars for a new operating budget. it's expected to cover raises improve facilities in graduation rate students from csu long beach staged a walkout last week because of what they called a lack of air conditioning and also they pointed out in adequate conditions of dorms and classrooms. there is a backlog of close to 6 billion dollars needed to update facilities built between the 1950's through 1970's on the peninsula. crews will install a new signal system that

controls the gates at all. cal train crossings today and tomorrow in san mateo in burlingame, caltrain officials say they expect delays of up to 5 minutes at the crossing gates during those tests. this is part of ongoing caltrain modernization programs that will electrify the caltrain corridor from san francisco's for thinking station in san jose. this project will also improve system performance according to cal train, they say will also enable faster service and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. caltrain electrification is scheduled to be fully operational by 2024. in the east bay, a middle school cheerleading coach is in custody after being charged with crimes against a child kron four's. philippe djegal has the latest on this investigation. >> on wednesday, investigators with the contra costa county district attorney's office, internet crimes against children task force arrested. 41 year-old nicholas mose be he is currently a teacher at

diablo vista, middle school in danville and has worked as a cheerleading instructor in the area for several years. this is the tip of the iceberg. >> this man is working in the tri valley for a decade teaching hundreds of girls of all ages elementary, middle high school. there's more to tell the story. moves be has been charged with one count of committing a lewd act upon a child. and one count of distributing or showing to a minor. >> a mother who wants to remain anonymous says most be was her 16 year-old daughter's cheerleading coach for 4 years at newark, san ramon and says it times he made her feel uncomfortable, not touching, but she did say. >> she knew that everyone knows he's we're this mother is upset because she says the san ramon valley unified school district did not immediately notify parents of most b's arrest or acknowledge that he has a prior criminal record before teaching at the middle school. he taught san ramon valley high school. more parents need to come forward. >> with their stories, their

their their daughters have to be brave. and so, yes, this happened to me so that we can keep this man in jail. he's a predator is a pedophile. he never should have been hired anywhere. the school district says most be has been placed on administrative leave. in a statement, the district says, quote. >> we were shocked and saddened by the news of mister saddened by the news of mister moe's b's arrest and safety is always our paramount priority in the district. at this time we are focusing our attention on supporting our staff and families as they deal with this difficult news. most be has not been arraigned. he is currently being held at the martinez detention facility. his bail set at $200,000. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> we also got a statement from the cheerleading facility where most be worked, nor cow lead all-stars in san ramon. they say they take the matter very seriously. adding once we heard of his arrest, we took swift and appropriate action to release him from employment

with our company. that's according to the statement. the company says it does not tolerate any inappropriate, unsafe or illegal behavior from staff, especially when it concerns their students. california attorney general rob bonta reached a settlement with safeway over their gas stations. the ag says 71 safely. gas stations were leaking fuel into california's water supply. the ages office says the safeway did not adequately monitor its fuel storage systems or take the proper steps to maintain them safely settled for an 8 million dollars penalty. >> and as we head into the break, if you're looking for something to do this weekend, here's an option for you. the annual armenian food festival in san francisco. there will be live music, folk dancing and a kids zone. this starts at noon on brot

>> feeling stressed out or anxious? well, the monterey bay aquarium is providing a unique way for people to relax. just look at this. the aquarium published a series of videos to their youtube page that combines ambient music with live streams of some of their secret ers like squid shrimp and jellyfish, so relaxing the videos have already been viewed by millions of people all over the world and watched many times as well. as the mosquito fire continues to destroy everything in its path. one bit of positive news. this 3

legged dog was rescued after being spotted running away from the flames. placer county animal services says that they are now trying to find this pup's owner. so if you recognize this, doug e please give placer animal county >> a call and still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news as wildfires burn throughout our state. firefighters are warning about the dangers of flooding with the incoming storm. we explained and a brush fire along 5.80, burns down 4 homes, sending one firefighter to the hospital. hear from those affected by the flames. >> and thousands of mourners in the uk bid their final farewells to the queen. more from london. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday. september 17th in rain is on the way for us here in the bay area. let's check in with our good buddy, dave sphar. how are conditions

looking night looking out there? well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a pretty pleasant saturday along the way here. temperatures pretty much in the 70's even inland going on here is we have the dry day before things change that will happen. >> as early as tonight, we're looking at and then that will continue on into the early part of the week up this layer of fog. those you can see right over the bay rioht below what you can see that sun peering on through. we're seeing pretty good pictures coming in from the golden upstream. that deck of cloud cover. yes, that's the showstopper. and we're looking for this into late tonight. some rain developing up in the north bay through tomorrow and into actually early part of the week. most readings are holding in the 50's for right now. we got 60 concord. 62 going on in iraq and a 50 7 for san jose winds there kind of variable right now. but there is that on shore tendency and then little bit of a south wind for you, folks in the east bay. and that's going to be around even tomorrow afternoon at quite a good clip because it will be associated with this low providing us these waves of

rain. 68 by high noon by 3. we're talking about 70. so a lot of 70's inland happening today. again, everything gets started late tonight early tomorrow morning. we're tracking it. more details on that coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> well, any rain will be a welcome relief for our state which continues to navigate through tough drought conditions. and while this incoming moisture is expected to also help with wildfires burning right now, north bay fire officials are raising concerns about potential flooding in the burn scar area from 2020's class fire. you may remember that fire scorched more than 65,000 acres in napa and sonoma counties. and last year's storms led to significant flooding and some evacuations. >> the way that the fire burning the intensity really cook off the vegetation, kill the tree. canopies. and when you look up above the hills of santa rosa, you don't see the regrowth and that burn scar that we saw in the tubbs fire and the nuns fire burned stars.

>> the santa rosa fire marshal adds that one significant weekend of rain will not be enough to reduce the wildfire risks next month. a brush fire along i-580, in oakland burned at least 4 homes sending one firefighter to the hospital with heat related injuries. that fire is out now. but we know it started near the area of 35th avenue in delaware in oakland's laurel district. the fire chief there saying at least one of the homes was not occupied at the time of the fire. we spoke with some of the residents affected by all this. >> i got here. it smoky and there. >> i told firefighters allow and its 40 i furniture out. whatever you do, hear >> the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >> and there is an increase reward this morning for

information leading to the arrest of the 3rd suspect. >> involved in the murder of a kron. 4 security guard police continue their search for little ron gilbert and the reward for information leading to his arrest is now $40,000. kevin nishita pictured here on your screen. he was shot while protecting a kron. 4 news crew near oakland city hall just before thanksgiving last year, kevin die 3 days later. 2 other suspects are already in custody. and one of them is due in court on monday. in oakland, man is dead after a shooting in san leandro. 25 year-old victor mendez passed away thursday night after gunfire erupted on adams avenue last sunday. investigators say 4 people were trying to burglarize mendezes marijuana business and started shooting at workers. there. at least 3 people were injured. 2 of them, including mendez, were critically hurt. police say they caught one suspect, but 2 others got away. and the man

convicted in the deadly go ship fire may wind up back in jail. derick was convicted of involuntary manslaughter after a fire at the oakland ghost ship warehouse killed. 36 people in 2016 as of last year he was given permission to serve out the rest of his 12 year sentence in home confinement this week. officers say they found a 38 caliber bullet a machete. 10 bows and about 50 arrows inside of a man has property in ukiah under his probation, a man is not allowed to own firearms or deadly weapons if he is found in violation of his probation, he may be headed back to jail. another hearing on this will be held next month. and police have a 41 year-old man in custody on suspicion of shooting. another man is san francisco's chinatown neighborhood. it happened thursday night on the 800 block of clay street. police say the men argued and one of them pulled out a gun and shot the other. the victim

suffered life-threatening injuries. police later tracked down and arrested the suspect. his name has not yet been released. happening today, santa clara valley water host, a coastal cleanup day. this is an event for people who live in the area to we want to help with the ongoing effort to preserve the county's rivers and creeks. kron four's. camila barco is live for us in san jose with more on how we can help pay camila. >> good morning, stephanie. so yeah. today is california coastal cleanup day santa clara valley water is participating by hosting their own event. and if i can over, you can already see some a crew setting up for today's event. now, the point of today's to pick up any debris or trash left on or by waterways valley, water's cleanup starts just outside its administration building. there's a small body of water right next to the building. it's the one you see on your screen. volunteers are then going to be spread out to different sites to collect any trash they find. and

organizers say this year's cleanup will be held in person at 39, different sites around the county will be picking up trash at the county's rivers and creeks because organizers say the degree that enters those water bays eventually finds its way to the san francisco bay. so all of the efforts that are put in today's cleanup events will help prevent water pollution and keep the habitats of many lnimals protected. and stephanie, today's event starts in about an hour. it starts at 9 o'clock this morning. and volunteers are going to be out until noon today. cleaning up any trash or debris that they find near these waterways. and organizers are calling on any santa clara resident to come out and help. send it back to you. thanks very much. camila. >> for more on that important initiative, we appreciate it. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, thousands gather to mourn queen elizabeth. the second as world leaders get ready to attend her funeral. we have a live report from london after this. >> after the break, you may

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>> for your money this morning, if you've paid your student loans during the pandemic, you could have a refund coming your way. the federal government will pay back people who made payments

since march 2020 applications will be available in october and they close on new year's eve. according to new census data, san francisco ranks 3rd for the largest city in the country with employees working from home last year. the study found nearly 46% of people in san francisco worked remotely last year. washington, d.c., took the top spot at 48% and oakland ranked the second highest in california at 33%. that was followed by san jose at 30% day. >> well, quite a bit of sunshine going on for your saturday. enjoy as those temperatures go to a very mild, 70 or so feels like already cooking here and make it feel like winter. we've got rain coming tomorrow early next week. stick around. we've got a look at your forecast coming up.

>> welcome back. another big story we're following this morning. we're now 2 days before the funeral for queen elizabeth. the second and thousands of people are still waiting in line to pay their respects. that line stretching on for miles. meantime, world leaders are starting to arrive in london and that's where we find our lauren lyster. she's live there for us with the very latest. good morning to you, lauren. >> good morning, stephanie. yeah, president biden taking

off a short time bring you that in a moment. but first, let's talk about all of the people that are gathered behind me waiting to pay their respects to queen elizabeth in her coffin in westminster hall just over my shoulder. let's take a live look at those lines. the wait at this hour, 13 hours, we're told that's down from its height. 24 hours, which we saw in the morning began and the lines are in the thousands. they have been miles long for days now, the queen lies in state for today and tomorrow ahead of her funeral. and it is for a moment that i'll show you in just a moment. but first, let's go and take a look at president biden leaving washington, d.c., a short time ago. the president and the first lady are headed to london for the queen's funeral monday. and we're told that they're going to also pay respects to the queen, which we take to mean passing through westminster hall and saying goodbye right there in front of her coffin. and

attend a reception hosted by king charles with other dignitaries and sign a condolence book. we've learned originally there was reporting of some informal talks with the new british prime minister. we've learned that will not happen during his trip, but is due to happen later at the un general assembly. now, let's show you the mourners that we can. let's let's show you some new video that we have of people being greeted by the king himself and prince william. now this happened just a short while ago earlier this morning when people that are waiting to see the queen were surprised by the new king king charles and prince william. they were shaking hands with people in line that we're waiting to get into westminster hall, thanking them for turning out and the prince and king were greeted with applause when they just showed up at the lines that stretch along the river thames. and then let me show you this. it follows this

moment inside westminster hall. so you'll see the scene there where the queen's coffin lies on a cat. a fog draped in the royal standard flag and a dorm with the imperial state crown. and where last night the king and his other siblings, the queen's children, they surrounded the coffin holding a vigil for 15 minutes. now. this ceremony was taking place as members of the public were continuing to stream through. so if you just happen to be at the front line by that time, you witness this moment. now back out here live. next up is the grandchildren. the queen's 8 grandchildren are set to hold the same tribute to their grandmother sometime today, including princes william and harry. and we've learned that harry will be in his full military uniform along with william. but what's interesting is it here is not a working royal anymore. so he hasn't been able to wear his military uniform during any of the other. any of the other official events. but we're told in this case, this comes at the king's request. so

we'll be waiting for that. those moments anticipated to be just as solemn and ceremonial as what we saw from the grand children's parents. and we'll bring that to we have for now live from london. i'm lauren lyster. send it back to the studio. all right, lauren, thank you very much for your reporting on this. >> and time now for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave spahr. but here's some wet weather is on the way. yeah, this will be a nice little mini series going on for tomorrow and early into k. that's going to come with some claps of thunder thrown in here and that we don't want to hear too much about. but we definitely get some decent rain out of all of this, too. and maybe quotes that fire going on off to the central valley. here's a live look of the golden gate. 3 have a lot of blue skies work and we'll keep some scattered clouds in the forecast today. but still relatively mild with only 70 is going on. well inland. there's the storm system way up in the northwest that we're watching that sheet of cloud cover that should drape over us overnight. it looks like here's what looks like on future cast for as you can see as we get into tonight. here it comes low out to see good

place for it, by the way, because it continues to deliver a snow squall lines going on. so tomorrow morning, things will be involved with rain happening in theory in the east bay. and i say in theory because sometimes some evaporative a separation occurs when it gets started. at first that berg effect. but once that gets broken through, it will start striking the ground and we haven't the north bay and even down to the south bay. speaking of flooding concerns also got to watch the santa cruz mountains. they're going to get hit pretty hard with all of this is you see it kind of continues. new waves over that area. they burned areas as well from recent fires. so that may pose a problem to here sunday night. good. the batch of some heavier rain going on in the east bay from this vantage point. again, all with their same low overnight tomorrow morning. there's the rain in the central valley. this is now monday morning. so this thing's going to be around for us for a while, though. we do see a clear patch developing up to san francisco in the peninsula. all right. those winds, this is the true package of winter onshore. they will be at least for the peninsula in san

francisco. but they do seem a little bit of a shift happening in the east bay from the south. notice, as you can see along the peninsula to and the santa cruz mountains again, getting a good clip from this into the 20 to maybe perhaps 30 miles per hour range as we hold this discussion, there are no statements that have been issued not for winds because they just haven't reached yet the threshold thinking, is it the thinking is but also the rain amounts because of the first hit. they're just kind of laying low to see how much we get from this first weight. scattered clouds for today. mild got 70's bay inland tomorrow. it's rain, thunder showers working in here. it's going to start north bay, san francisco, then peninsula east bay and south bay. typical as a winter storm is and that's going continue early next week with scattered showers could be thunder showers thrown in there for the early part of next week as late as wednesday through all of this and then clearing up a little bit of warm patch into next weekend. it looks as we have the first weekend of fall. 67 san francisco, 70 oakland, we've got 72 san jose. check it out. and the big temperature map here got the mid 70's. we'll have more on this on the 4

zone forecast a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> 11 bay area schools are named national blue ribbon schools. the u.s. secretary of education making the announcement on friday recognizing a total of 29 california schools and nearly 300 nationwide. we have a list of the school is being honored. you can see them on your screen. there. the department says this recognition is based on a school's overall academic performance. so congratulation to all of those schools there. and now let's move to a live look at sfo, things. finally back to normal this morning after more than 40 airport, fast food workers and supporters were arrested for protesting. called for higher wages and more affordable health care police arrested and cited 41

people for blocking traffic outside of terminal 3 and some of the people arrested included city leaders and state senators. union leaders say most workers making $17.5 an hour and have not had a raise in years. some of those demonstrators said they have to work 2 or 3 jobs just to make ends meet. we reached out to sfo for comment and will update you once we have a response. happening tomorrow. you can expect some road closures in danville because of the annual devil mountain run railroad avenue hartz avenue, danville boulevard, san ramon valley boulevard camino remote and fostoria way. we'll all be shut down the road closures. start at 04:00am and most should be back open by 10 when the race is over and you can expect downtown closures for the start and finish lines to reopen by noon. now, the bay area baseball, the giants at home taking on the dodgers. the dodgers really dominated this game, taking the lead in

the 4th inning and never looking back. los angeles wins by a final of fy 2, the 2 teams play again tonight. first pitch set for 605. phase did not go any better for the oakland a's in houston taking on the astro's houston taking the lead in the first inning. the a's just could not get the offense going. hit. oakland finished with just 3 hits in the game. the astros going on to win by a final of 5 to nothing. >> the 2 teams play again at 4 this afternoon at still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the mosquito fire rages on in placer county. >> that fire consuming more than 70,000 acres. more on what firefighters are up what firefighters are up against after this. does your vitamin c last 24 hours? only nature's bounty does. with immune 24 hour plus... you get longer-lasting vitamin c... plus herbal and other immune superstars.

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flames. just about every 2 we're able to turn them as quickly as possible. some less than 10 minutes. >> air crews dropped more than 850,000 gallons of retardant over the mosquito fire. and there's certainly more to come. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, several people including young kids in the hospital after 2 cars crashed into a home in the east bay. we have the latest details after the break. and if you're looking for something to do this weekend, there is the bark in the park dog fest happening in san jose. it started at 10 this morning at william street park. it's one of the biggest dog festivals in the country with more than 3900 dogs expected. it will be an older dog look-alike contest as well as food and kids activities. it's going to cost $10 for adults. but kids cost $10 for adults. but kids and dogs are free to attend. the choice between prop 26 and 27?

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>> good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. it start up this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with the latest heyday. company. good morning, everybody. nice picture you have behind you there to the golden gate. looks pretty sfo as well. >> but we're still dealing with a little bit the way of some fog and some haze going on across the bay proper as our shot from the east bay

shoreline kind of shows. we can see some sun peering out there. you can see just below everything here, but get this little bit about an hour or so to kind of work. its magic now unbalanced. today. we have some variable clouds still working here, but on balance, it looks to be pretty good until this all happens tonight in into your sunday. there it is. the deck of cloud cover. we're talking about bringing that rain in as early as late tonight, early tomorrow morning. you know, you heard us to talking, of course, about the mosquito fire going on here that air quality associated with all of that as well. hopefully the rain will be what the doctor ordered across the immediate bay area. we're looking pretty good on that. and the rain hopefully will help bring some of the particulate matter too. back out on the ground, clean up the air quality. 64 at this hour for antioch. we've got 60 hayward 60 for san carlos, but still quite a bit of 50's holding on at the giants game today versus the dodgers game time 6, 0, 5, 60 ish temperatures will call it increasing those clouds and the fog rolling back in the breakdown for you today about

70 or so does it by 3 very mild, even well inland today. but again, coming up tomorrow looks like a rainy event will have the projections for you coming up in just a bit. stephanie. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> now to a story we're following in the east bay. 5 people, including 3 kids are recovering in the hospital after 2 cars crashed into an antioch home as kron four's. dan thorn explains. the kids were walking home from school at the time of the crash. >> air and ground crews rushing to the scene in antioch after 5 people, including 3 children are hurt in a crash. the 2 cari colliding on manzanita way and sycamore drive before hitting a house friday afternoon. a witness ronald miles describes the scene. >> with front, our new primetime, he was face down. and wasn't breathing the other one was in the bushes in front of house. and on the side of the house, a little girl was not done. >> investigators say the 3.12

year-olds were on the sidewalk when they were hit by the cars. >> 2 of the children had to be airlifted. >> heart is broken for these kids and i can i hope and pray that they're going to be ok. >> contra costa county fire says the 2 adults believed to be the drivers were. 21 29 years old. they were taken to area hospitals via ambulance. there were no reports of anyone in the home that was struck being injured. >> that was dan thorn reporting for us this morning. emergency officials say 4 of those injured are in critical condition. in the south bay community is mourning the death of an 8 year-old boy hit by a car in san jose kron four's rob nesbitt brings us community reaction from the memorial. >> you can see the memorial of flowers that has formed people coming and going to pay their respects for the 8 year-old boy who was killed at this intersection. residents in this area of san jose are concerned for their own children and grandchildren who cross the street every day. it

was around 08:00am when gloria cling board heard the accident just feet from her home on castle want ave when she walked outside, she was met with the scene of emotions. people were screaming, crying. kids were here for the >> there were you to some said san jose police say an 8 year-old boy and 44 year-old woman who was his baby sitter was struck by a car. >> both were taken to the hospital. the babysitter suffering with serious but non-life-threatkning injuries. the boy was pronounced dead at the hospital. if 49 traffic fatality in the city of san jose for this year. officer steve aponte says the woman who was driving the vehicle is cooperating with police and no arrests have been made the speed limit in the area near and elementary school is 25 miles per hour. those speed doesn't appear to be a factor in this fatal accident. police are reminding drivers about the importance of awareness. we need to slow down up a tense. >> need to make sure that you're watching, especially in a traffic area that is nearby school. if you're following the rules of the road and being aware that is a school,

parents like arcadia garcia say the intersection of castle mohnton driftwood has been a dangerous area for years. concernsd that a driver won't be paying attention when her 6 year-old daughter tries to cross the street. but sometimes a or they don't notice and they really don't care. >> and they just like if they go really fast, a memorial of flowers was placed roadside for the 8 year-old boy was a 3rd grader at castle entry school residents like clean board paying their respects and asking for more signage at the intersection to prevent another fatality. i have my kids, my granddaughters feed my granddaughter. >> they walked to school. and i don't want this to no other child killed. officer aponte says his department is still dealing with a staffing shortage, but they're making a hiring push right now to try to get more officers on staff, including traffic enforcement officers who will try to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >> reporting in san jose, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> also in san jose, 3 people are recovering in the hospital after a two-car crash that

happened at the intersection of tully and center roads. the cause behind this crash is under investigation. a motorcycle riders killed by a bart train in oakland police there identifying the victim is a 35 year-old oakland man. the collision happened friday afternoon near 23rd street in northgate avenue. officials say the victim lost control of his bike, hit the curb and then landed on the tracks. the crash temporarily disrupting service in both directions at the 19 street station in downtown oakland. you can see the big backup that collision caused on your screen. there. and as of this morning, however, service is now back and running. normally. on the peninsula. a scary situation for a family after their bout than a collapsed 2 adults and 2 kids fell from the second floor straight down on to the brick driveway. fire crews rushed to the scene to take the family to a nearby hospital. neighbors say they heard a horrible sound. they

looked out to see the family sprawled on the ground. >> oh, i'm bill is so when i saw it as our that collapsed a officer and fill up your call, they put on the it's think 4 people were injured. >> a city building instructor came out and they issued a warning. they put that yellow tag. you see there on a sliding glass door that goes out to the balcony relative tells kron 4 that the family is still under medical evaluation. governor gavin newsom signed a sweeping set of laws that aim to dramatically cut the state's use of oil and gas over the next 2 decades. the governor appearing in vallejo yesterday morning to make the announcement. the goal is for california to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045. the laws also require most retail sales of electricity to be renewable or 0 carbon forms of energy by 2035, the governor saying it. this is a big step forward for california.

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game the good news, though, is that did practice yesterday, but it was in a limited capacity kickoff for tomorrow's game is set for 105, at levi's stadium. hopefully the weather is co-operative day. >> well, they'll get some rain along with the way. but, you know, in football, they play in snow, too. so this will be moulton snow for you going looking up there. it's already look at the dropping in from the northwest. typical fashionable winter type storm in september. so coming up, i'll be back in just a bit with details.

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prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> welcome back to kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and live shot coming in to the east bay shoreline. funny start to break up some of this morning. fog looks like going into a mostly sunny mode or at least some scattered clouds today, mild on those temperatures, though, a little flavor of falls. we see 70's even well inland. so we know it could be unsettled going on tomorrow. how about up in tahoe? well, it's a little early in the season to be talking about snow. so those snow levels are going up there around 8800 feet or so forth. but they'll get the rain along with that. some it can stir of right across central valley and off towards the mountains to help out with those fires going on. so that's good news on that

front. and temperatures were subdued down in the upper 50's. it looks like. so there it is up in our northwest. from our perspective here for today, keeping a quite a bit of sunshine on tap, handing it over to future cast for scattered clouds throughout the day today, thickening up as we get to late tonight, now, remember, some of this early rain is going to have to go through a layer of dry air to moistened up first until we start to get the rain going on and to the north bay, then it gets into the east bay by the afternoon and the evening and on to the south bay got to watch the higher elevations. the mountain slopes facing the coast. they always get hit the hardest, but already as late as 04:00am on monday, still quite active. as you can see. and that will continue through monday. and even as late as wednesday, although much more of a scattered shower event, folks, the national weather service are watching this first wave kind of play up before they make any decisions on any watches or advisories or anything. this is just a projection of rainfall totals that we see going on. a good half inch. looks like by sunday night and upwards to

getting up to near an inch or so in some selective spots, as you will notice, even over the east bay hills, that may be overdoing a little bit. let's say at you could buy take home a quarter of an inch of rain by tomorrow evening. and again, another wave happening overnight for you, folks in the east bay, as you get into monday, big perspective, everything there's the low is going to camp out for a couple of stick around for a while. why not? and then we're going to warm up a little bit towards the end of the week into the following week. a little flavor almost of some are trying to come back as we get to near 90 or so. 67 in the 4 zone forecast san francisco more 60's to the coast. 69 going on for burlingame. 74 for foster city. 71 palo alto, redwood city at 72 in the south bay. 72 for san jose cupertino. also at 70 to upper 60's east bay shoreline, tri valley at 72, 76 walnut creek, 77, concord, 67 berkeley. 65 allay 73 for napa and 78 for santa rosa. 7 day here it is again. unsettled got some lightning

strikes thrown in here just about each day. that includes tomorrow. there's the warm up happening as we get into friday. by the way, fog. it's here. that's the equinox thing thursday around. 82 in that day. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> the cal state school system faces some financial trouble. the csu board of trustees voted on wednesday to request 530 million dollars for a new operating budget. it's expected to cover raises improved facilities and graduation rates. students from csu long beach staged a walkout last week because of what they called a lack of air conditioning and also inadequate conditions of dorms and classrooms. campus officials identified a backlog of close to 6 billion dollars needed to update facilities built between the 1950's to 1970's. on the peninsula. crews will be installing a new signal system that controls the gates. it all cal train crossings today and tomorrow in san mateo and burlingame,

caltrain officials say to expect delays of up to 5 minutes at that crossing during the tests. now, this is part of the caltrain modernization program. it works to electrify the caltrain corridor from san francisco's 4th and king station to san jose. the electrification will also improve system maintenance, enable faster service and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. according to caltrain officials, the electrification is scheduled to be fully operational by 2024. in the east bay, a middle school cheerleading coach is in custody after being charged with crimes against a child kron four's. philippe djegal has the latest on the investigation. >> on wednesday, investigators with the contra costa county district attorney's office, internet crimes against children, task force arrested. 41 year-old nicholas mose be he is currently a teacher at diablo vista, middle school in danville and has worked as a cheerleading instructor in the area for several years. this

is the tip of the iceberg. >> this man is working in the tri valley for a decade teaching hundreds of girls of high school. there's more to tell the story. moves be has been charged with one count of committing a lewd act upon a child. and one count of distributing or showing to a minor. >> a mother who wants to remain anonymous says most be was her 16 year-old daughter's cheerleading coach for 4 years at newark, san ramon and says it times he made her feel uncomfortable, not touching, but she did say. >> she knew that everyone knows he's where this mother is upset because she says the san ramon valley unified school district did not immediately notify parents of most these arrest or acknowledge that he has a prior criminal record before teaching at the middle school. he taught san ramon valley high school. more parents need to come forward with their stories. their their their daughters have to be brave. and so, yes, this happened to me. >> so that we can keep this

man in jail. he's a predator is a pedophile. he never should have been hired anywhere. the school district says most be has been placed on administrative leave. in a statement, the district says, quote. >> we were shocked and saddened by the news of mister moe's b's arrest and subsequent charges. student safety is always our paramount priority in the district. at this time we are focusing our attention on supporting our staff and families as they deal with this difficult news. most be has not been arraigned. he is currently being held at the martinez detention facility. his bail set at $200,000. philippe djegal all kron. t news. >> and we also got a statement from the cheerleading facility where most be works. north cal league all-stars in san ramon says they take the matter very seriously. adding once we heard of his arrest, we took swift and appropriate action to release him from employment with our company. that's according to that statement. the company says it does not tolerate any inappropriate,

unsafe or illegal behavior from its staff, especially when it concerns their students. california attorney general rob bonta reached a settlement with safeway over their gas stations. the attorney general saying 71 safeway gas stations were leaking fuel into california's water supply. the ags office going on to say safe way did not adequately monitor its fuel storage systems or take steps to maintain them. safeway settle for an 8 million dollars penalty. purple tomatoes could be coming to your local grocery store. the department of agriculture just gave the green light for growers to cultivate these genetically modified purple potatoes. just look at that. a professor in england developed the purple tomato back in and they're apparently high in antioxidants like those found in blackberries and blueberries. i wonder if they taste the same as the red what's so? we'll see. well,

there's a new program in san francisco aimed at helping musicians set up performances around golden gate park. the san francisco recreation and parks department announced the new busking program yesterday. the city will start charging a $73 application fee. so this is going to cost you starting on march. first of next year. but for the time being, it is free. you only need to provide a photo id contact information and a description of your performance to busk no amplified sound is allowed at the 7 spots where the performances will be held. so keep that in mind. if you're aspiring musician and as we head into the break, if you're looking for something to do this weekend, there is the big chill out surf competition and pacific of the sounds very relaxing. >> it goes on until 5 this evening at pacifica state beach and it is free to attend.

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and the body as the mosquito fire continues to destroy everything in its path. one bit of positive news this morning. this 3 legged dog was rescued after being spotted running away from the flames. placer county animal services says it's now trying to find this dog's owners. so if you recognize it, please get in touch with placer county animal services. >> still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news as wildfires burn throughout our state. firefighters are also warning about the dangers of flooding with the incoming winter. but with the incoming storm, plus a brush fire along i-580, burns down for homes and sends one firefighter to the hospital. hear from those affected by the flames. >> and thousands of mourners in the uk bidding their final farewells to the queen. that's a live perspective that you're getting right there. we have a live report from london coming up. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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stephanie lin. it is saturday september 17th and rain is on the way for us here in the bay area. let's check in with dave sphar for the very latest on this. hey, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're looking at a pretty decent saturday here with a, you know, kind of a. >> but either way, scattered clouds going on. very cool. temperatures, though, a little flavor of fall already with 70's happening well inland. we taking care of a good deal that for the east bay for now. >> is far as just a little bit of lingering or you can see around the bay itself. just a touch here. again, some scattered clouds expected for today. there's the real deck of cloud cover up to the north. that will be a player for tonight. and into tomorrow. with rain expected across the bay 60's going on in the far east bay got a mixture of 50's and 60's up to the north. 57 san francisco and 61. meanwhile for livermore, the winds kind of on you can see him kind of scattered about their little bit. the breakdown 70 at 1 o'clock by 4. we're also looking at 70 and we'll

probably see some winds with this storm system as well. not just on sunday, but lingering into monday and that will come with some claps of thunder thrown in for good measure. that's not a good part, but at least it's coming with some rain. that's good. well, more m >> and any rain, of course, will be a welcome relief for our state, which continues to navigate through some pretty tough drought conditions. but as dan rather kron four's, dan kerman explains, there are also concerns about potential flooding in the north bay. >> bone dry is how you might describe the brush across santa rosa. and it's no wonder considering how little rain the region, the scene. that's why firefighters say the pending storm will help reduce fire risks in the near term. >> the fact that we're looking at these this amount of rainfall here locally is is definitely going to put a damper on that activity, at least here locally for hopefully the next week, if not longer. but again, we'll have to see what happens with our conditions as as we push

late september early october, where historically we've had now a lot of a devastating and damaging fires. but center is a fire marshal. paul lowenthal says unless we end up seeing a series of storms. >> for your concerns will return to critical levels, especially when you're looking at the temperatures. >> starting to increase later next week. >> and then the long-range forecast looking at potential for for wind events as we push until late september early october. another concern whenever they're significant rain is flooding. >> that's what happened last year in santa rosa due to the burn scar and lack of regrowth. >> where the glass fire burned in 2020. >> our is monitoring that situation. we've been watching it very carefully now for almost 2 years. and again, we'll have to see how it how it does with this amount of rain this year. and that will kind of help us better forecast what the potential is as we push further into the winter. >> so the key takeaway is, mois is certainly helpful in terms of this dry brush. it's still

way too early to say it's going to take us out of that fire danger zone. >> in santa rosa, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> a brush fire along i-580, in oakland burned at least 4 homes, sending one firefighter to the hospital with heat related injuries. that fire is out now. but we know it started near the area of 35th avenue and delaware in oakland's laurel district. the fire chief there saying at least one of the homes was not occupied at the time of the fire. we spoke with one of the residents affected by all of this. i'm not here. it a smoky. and there. >> i told firefighters allow and its 40 i furniture out? whatever has to do >> the cause of the fire remains under investigation. there is an increased reward this morning for information leading to the arrest of the

3rd suspect involved in the murder of a kron. 4 security guard police continue their search for little. ron gilbert, gilbert, the reward for information leading to his arrest. now, $40,000, kevin nishita was shot while protecting a kron. 4 news crew near oakland city hall just before thanksgiving last year. kevin died 3 days later. 2 other suspects are already in custody. and one of the suspects is due in court on monday. an oakland man is dead after a shooting in san leandro. 25 year-old victor mendez passed away thursday night after gunfire erupted on adams avenue last sunday. investigators say 4 people were trying to burglarize mendezes marijuana business and started shooting at workers. there. at least 3 people were injured. 2 of them, including mendez, were critically hurt. police say they caught one suspect, but 2 others got away. the man convicted in the deadly ghost

ship fire may wind up back in jail. derek aumento was convicted of involuntary manslaughter after a fire at the oakland ghost ship warehouse killed. 36 people in 2016 as of last year he was given permission to serve out the rest in violation of his probation, he could be headed back to jail. another hearing on this will be held next month. police have a 41 year-old man in custody on suspicion of shooting another man in san francisco's chinatown, neighborhood. it happened thursday night on the 800 block of clay street. police say the men argued and one of them pulled out a gun and shot the other. the victim suffered

life-threatening injuries. police later tracked down and arrested the suspect. his name has not yet been released. happening today, santa clara valley water host, a coastal cleanup day. it's an event for people who live in the area to help with the ongoing effort to preserve the county's rivers and creeks. kron 4 s camila barco is live for us in san jose with more on what people can expect today. good morning. camila. good morning, stephanie c at today is california cool california. coastal cleanup day and right now santa clara valley water is participating in the event by hosting their own cleanup event in a pan over. so you guys can take a look. >> as to the turnout this morning, you'll see some volunteers actually checking in for the cleanup event. organizers tell me that they're expecting a little more than 1000 volunteers to show up. this is currently one of the cleanup sites where they'll be able to collect any trash or debris that they find. now this year, there's almost 40 cleanup sites across the county. one of those

places is just outside valley. water's administration building. you're taking a look at it right now. they'll be tackling the county's creeks and rivers because organizers say the debris that enters those waterways eventually finds its way to the san francisco bay. last year, volunteers collected more than 29,000 pounds of trash and collectively walked more than 99 miles of creeks and rivers. and stephanie, those numbers to show how important cleanups are, which help prevent water pollution and keep the habitats of many animals protected. now back out here live once again. you're taking a look at the check-in process here at valley. water's clean up event. a few volunteers have come out here again. this is just one of 39 cleanup sites across the county. and stephanie, i spoke to 2 of the directors here at valley waters at valley water. and they tell me that actually, over the years they have seen even more trash here out in the waterways. but again,

they're helping prevent that trash from entering any other waterways with the help of these volunteers. that's why they're hosting this cleanup event. again, 39 sites people can going check in at any of those. 39 cites the event starts here and they'll be collecting any trash or debris that they find until noon today. i'll send it back to you. all right. thanks very much. kumail. it's nice to see people coming together for such a nice cars. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. thousands gather to mourn queen elizabeth. the second as world leaders get ready to attend her funeral. we have a live report straight from london. >> plus, the mosquito fire rages on in placer county. the fire consuming more than 71,000 acres. more what

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bridge. but of course, conditions looking dry now, things will be changing pretty quickly as we head into the later hours. hyundai. >> yeah, we're looking for some rain developing as early as tonight. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and right now we get to see it in terms of some cloud cover. the very northern edge of our screen here. through tonight, that cloud cover starts to build and rain showers not too far behind. so we handed over future cast for again today. mixed bag of some sun and clouds going on. mild temperatures overnight. overcast, some light rain showers working here as we see in the saturday night as the fight to some dry air initially. but it looks like a covers over the whole bay as we get into the morning hours, this particular model run is a little bit more elevated in terms of moving or thing forward. quickly, however, it has some treats in here. it breaks up to scattered showers and thunder showers through the day tonight. tomorrow night, rather into monday morning. still have a good juicy bay. and as you can see in the central valley, this will also be over the mosquito fire and up to tahoe. what

looks like as well in the former rain for now. it's still early in the season. winds kind of on shore throughout the afternoon today. they'll do the same tomorrow, but it looks like we're getting some southerly winds cooking and here in the east bay usual notice in portions of the peninsula as well. that's also city with the low that's out to sea working its magic. so giving us a little spurt of some of those winds. so have kind of a stormy feel to it. not enough to issue an advisory with that. but just the note that it will be up to 20 miles per hour. winds scattered clouds today, mild. we've got to 70's for the bay inland for tomorrow, rain and thunder showers. marching into the east bay late in the day tomorrow and into tomorrow night. monday starts off in the north bay, though, and then into next week we've got scattered showers and probably should say thunder showers all the way to about wednesday or so. not clearing out. we get to thursday and into friday. so again for today, 67 san francisco, keep it some variable clouds in here, 70 for oakland, 72 san jose. and on the bigger map there, you can see some middle 70's working in the far east bay in

a bit. we'll have that 4 zone forecast for you, stephanie. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> after several rough years of the pandemic. businesses finally making a comeback in napa. the north bay city known for its fine wines and beautiful scenery. now debuting a slew of new fall activities to welcome tourism back to the downtown area. here to share more is craig smith, executive director of the downtown napa association. good morning to you. >> and good morning to you. >> all right. let's set this up for us today. so napa is an area that relies a lot on tourism. so how much did the pandemic affect local businesses and foot traffic in the downtown area? >> well, of the height of the course of the fact that all of we thought about converting the streets in the bowling alleys. i'm like everybody else there with nothing going on. but when things started to left, people felt more comfortable going out. they didn't feel comfortable going

very became very, very desirable destination. so we were very fortunate in our neighboring crowns from the bay area and just throughout the state came here record numbers actually. so are april and may were were amazing and very positive from a business standpoint. >> and obviously you want to keep that momentum going to support the local businesses out there. so, of course, the weather outside starting cool off a little bit. but there's still lots of ways to enjoy the great so walk us through some of the new options on the table now in napa. >> wasn't great weather it's great. walk around and great thing to do. we've got a number of we've got miles of hiking she's a walking trail pedestrian trail. they go through downtown and then thank you. out along the river. so that's a beautiful thing to you want to take a little break and get out. get outside of that away from the

tasting rooms and restaurant. then you can walk around and go back to it's just a real life like the river is a wonderful place. there kayak and that that sort of so if you're looking for those kind of things about what talking about, it's perfect. >> i'm always looking for more opportunities to get more steps in to my day so that that's going to know, craig. to my understanding, there's also a number of a new perhaps offerings from local new tasting rooms opening up. >> and this is a very safe crying for us to make the where the wine tasting room capital of the world. there are over 50 tasting rooms downtown. there are new restaurants opening all the time the procedure. and i think we probably added or at least a half a this year and then with restaurants there. popping up all the waterfront.

is a is one of the new restaurant with really great offering downtown. i don't know if you're looking for because lot of the places yeah. feel feel free to to name. drop a few as well because i'm always looking for good suggestions out. >> as well for for shopping options for people who like to shop too. it's it's remarkable. one of the things that >> we i think we're a long and this distinction we actually stores during the wow, only but we have a net increase a number of businesses going on. and there we just seem to have a wave of businesses women incredibly sharp. this lets people i'm running. welcome to new clothing stores and stuff. honey whiskey say welfare, tony and are just 3 on that. our neighbors to each running

from napa valley. if you want to pick up something that boat. remember your trip wire here is a great place to shop. and we got my own friends so you can bring your dog going shopper of them. >> would. you say was a pretty it's a pretty dog friendly temple place to be where people bring their pooches up and dine out at restaurants and they wouldn't have any issues. >> oh, absolutely not. backers knocking both about a lot of stop the water. i'm not sure there are many of those and there are tasting rooms. >> there's there's a lot to keep the hydrated. >> and how about for those who are fans of, you know, arts and entertainment? are there any local shows that are playing this fall that you recommend? i yes. there are lots of things going on. what i would recommend that you always check with the uptown will note apa, the concert on the river piece that forward

cellars. there's there's no news that. a couple years old at the most. and the music scene in the entertainment thing i should have gone from virtually from years ago or so to be not know. you have choices. and if it one of our web do nap of dot com and just outside on list, all of the restaurants, all the tasting the entertainment venues, a good place to go to check things out. >> all right. do nap, but dot com. all right. very good. craig smith, executive director of the downtown napa association. thank you so much for sharing these fun activity, ideas for us this morning. >> sure, thank you. and good morning. >> good morning to you. all right. we are going to take a quick break and we'll be right back.

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and all and mild temperatures to. we're looking at 70's going on. probably a little warmer actually next saturday, we're expecting. >> so it's a little flavor of fall here now live shot coming in the east bay shoreline. looking good, seeing the sunshine coming out. the fog breaking away. there's the rain band of the cloud and to start things off the cloud shield, way up towards the north. they'll be playing out late this evening into the overnight with the pitter patter of rain expected before dawn. that air quality. this is also good news to take care of that. this is a live shot of what it's looking like it because of those fires. it's quite nasty off towards the east. however, the general when trend is to can't send that off points east of here. so we're in the good category and the rain should probably helped that all out to him. maybe take care of the fires themselves. the giants to battle against the dodgers again, game time 605, temperatures. 60 ish with an increasing clouds and fog. expect a little bit of a win. 2 out of the west, 10 to 15 breaking today down about 70 ish will cover us for the afternoon. again, rain

expected into tomorrow and tomorrow night monday. more on all of that coming up in just a bit. stephanie. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> another big story we're following this morning. we're now 2 days before the funeral for the queen or rather 2 days before the funeral of queen elizabeth. the second thousands of people still waiting in line to pay their respects. and that line stretches on for miles. meantime, world leaders are starting to arrive in london and that's where we find lauren lyster. she's live for us there with the very latest. good morning to you, lauren. >> good morning, stephanie. president biden and jill biden are in the air as we speak headed here for the queen's funeral monday at westminster abbey. this church just behind me. it will be a state funeral with where hundreds of dignitaries are expected to attend. let's go ahead and take a look at some of the video we have of the president and first lady leaving washington, d.c., we are learning a little bit more about what they're going to do

once here tomorrow. they're set to personally pay respects to her majesty, queen elizabeth themselves. they'll sign an official condolence books will also attend a reception being hosted by the king king charles, the 3rd, the new monarch, along with other world leaders and people cutting in from the funeral that are of note this ad lines continue to form and to be just very long for people that want to pass by the queen's coffin themselves in westminster hall. let me show you those live images at this hour. the wait is about 11 hours according to the uk government's prediction. at one point it was 24 hours. so it has gotten better. they are warning people that it will be cold tonight and we saw low temperatures last night to its gotten chillier in london. so that's another thing that people will be contending with. but some of them were surprised by this moment. let's show you when king charles and prince william made a surprise visit to some

of the people that are lined up. they shook hands. they thanked people for turning out for there, mother and grandmother respectively. and this was a complete surprise. the people in line who saw the applauded when they arrived. and it was just one of those moments that, you know, right place, right? time for people and not part of the line. and it follows a really solemn end regal ceremony last night inside westminster hall. it show you those images. the king, along with his siblings. so all 4 of the king's children, they marched into westminster hall where the queen's coffin sits atop a cat a fault and is draped with the royal standard flag adorned with the crown. they surrounded it and they held vigil for 15 minutes in silence. heads down. this is a ceremony that people witness if they happen to be some of the lucky ones that we're going through the hall at that time back out here live tonight or later today. it is

the time for the grandchildren to do that. we've learned that all of the queen's grandchildren, including princes harry and william, they will surround the queen's coffin for the same type of ceremony that vigil tribute for 15 minutes of silence. and we've also learned that harry will wear his full military uniform, which is noteworthy because it's not a working royal anymore. so we haven't seen him be allowed to wear that official uniform. and any of the official events this week. but we're told this comes at the request of the king. so all eyes will be on the queen's grandchildren, as they say goodbye to granny in this as a color in this sweet and and ceremonial tribute happening just behind me, westminster hall. it's that's fire you see right there. so we'll be following it all for now. that's the latest live in london will send it back to you, stephanie, in the studio. and those long lines are certainly remarkable to see. thank you so much, lauren, for your reporting. >> now to a story we're following in the east day. 5

people including 3 kids are recovering in the hospital after 2 cars crashed into an antioch home as kron four's. dan thorn explains. the kids were walking home from school at the time of the crash. >> air and ground crews rushing to the scene in antioch after 5 people, including 3 children are hurt in a crash. the 2 cars colliding on manzanita way and sycamore drive before hitting a house friday afternoon. a witness ronald miles describes the front. our new primetime >> face down. and wasn't breathing the other one was in the bushes in front of house. and on the side of the house, a little girl was not done. >> investigators say the 3.12 year-olds were on the sidewalk when they were hit by the cars. 2 of the children to be airlifted. heart is broken for these kids and i can i hope and pray that they're going to be ok, contra. costa county

fire says the 2 adults believed to be the drivers were. 21 29 years old. >> they were taken to area hospitals via ambulance. there were no reports of anyone in the home that was struck being injured. >> that was dan thorn reporting for us this morning. emergency officials say 4 of those injured are in critical condition. in the south bay community is mourning the death of an 8 year-old boy hit by a car in san jose kron four's rob nesbitt brings us community reaction from the memorial. >> you can see the memorial of flowers that has formed people coming and going to pay their respects for the 8 year-old boy who was killed at this intersection. residents in this area of san jose are concerned for their own children and grandchildren who cross the street every day. it was around 08:00am when gloria cling board heard the accident just feet from her home on castle want ave when she walked outside, she was met with a scene of emotions. people were screaming, crying, kids. we're here with the >> there were you to some said

san jose police say an 8 year-old boy and 44 year-old woman who was his baby sitter was struck by a car. >> both were taken to the hospital. the babysitter suffering with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. the boy was pronounced dead at the hospital. 49th traffic fatality in the city of san jose for this year. officer steve aponte says the woman who was driving the vehicle is cooperating with police and no arrests have been made the speed limit in the area near and elementary school is 25 miles per hour. those speed doesn't appear to be a factor in this fatal accident. police are reminding drivers about the importance of awareness. we need to slow down up attentive. >> need to make sure that you're watching, especially in a trap and area that is nearby school. if you're following the rules of the road and being aware that is a school, parents like arcadia garcia say the intersection of castle mohnton driftwood has been a dangerous area for years. concerned that a driver won't be paying attention when her 6 year-old daughter tries to cross the street. but sometimes the car, hurry or they don't notice and they

really do care. >> and they just fly if they go really fast. a memorial of flowers was placed roadside for the 8 year-old boy was a 3rd grader at and elementary school. residents like clean board paying their respects and asking for more signage at the intersection to prevent another fatality. i have my kids, my granddaughters feed my granddaughter. >> they walk to school. and i don't want to no other child killed. officer aponte says his department is still dealing with a staffing shortage, but they're making a hiring push right now to try to get more officers on staff, including traffic enforcement officers who will try to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >> reporting in san jose, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> also in san jose, 3 people are recovering in the hospital after a two-car crash at the intersection of telly and center roads. the cause of the crash is under investigation. a motorcycle riders killed by a bart train in oakland. police there identifying the victim as a 35 year-old oakland man. the collision

happened friday afternoon near 23rd street and northgate avenue. officials say the victim lost control of his bike, hit the curb and then landed on the tracks. the crash temporarily disrupted service in both directions at the 19th street station in downtown oakland. as of this morning service is now back and running. normally. on the peninsula. a scary situation for a family after their balcony collapsed. 2 adults and 2 kids fell from the second floor straight down onto the break, driveway. fire crews rushed to the scene to take the family to a nearby hospital. neighbors say they heard a horrible sound and looked out to see the family sprawled on the ground. >> well, sorry, i'm bill is cam. so when i saw it as our that sores officer and a fellow pupil, they put on the it's think 4 people were injured. >> a city building inspector came out and they issued this warning by putting a yellow tag on the sliding door that

goes out to the balcony. a relative of the people involved in this. they tell kron 4, but the family is under medical evaluation. governor gavin newsom signed a sweeping set of laws that aim to dramatically cut the state's use of oil and gas over the next 2 decades, the governor appeared and allay yesterday morning for this announcement. and the goal is for california to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045. the laws also require most retail sales of electricity to the renewable or 0 carbon forms of energy by 2035, the governor saying it's a big step forward for the state. >> think about this and 92% reduction and the utilization of fossil fuels in buildings in transportation sector because of what we are advancing today. that is a big deal. >> the package is part of the state's 54 billion dollars. climate change plan. it also

includes guidelines to phase out the sale of new gas-powered vehicles by the state in 20 by 2035. >> all right. the next couple of days will be wet for we've got some scattered thunder showers thrown into the mixture with all of this as well. and temperatures will be soaring in the 70's going to warm up towards the end of the week at your extended forecast along with all this to be there. ♪ ♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma...

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>> welcome back. taking a live look now at the richmond bridge. this morning. traffic moving along quite smoothly. there. and you don't want to make sure you enjoy those dry conditions out doors today because things will be changing pretty quickly with the rain coming into the bay area tomorrow. and dave spahr has been tracking all of that for us. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and setting up to half moon bay. i got some gloom and doom here going on here for you will see a lot more of that, though, tomorrow. but showing you still some cloud cover lingering around. >> the coast a little bit as we start the day. all right. what's going on in tahoe with this? will guess what? they're part of the rain program as well. and yes, rain in 4 chance will too soon in the season to get that bank account flowing with the snow up there. but 60 ish will cover it all the way for the early part of the week. storm tracker 4. there you have it. we're fairly clear for now. good some of the coastal areas there. there's the shield of cloud cover building late today. tonight. it looks like handing it over to future cast for there. we have it overnight. here's the rain

shield working its magic members, testify to drier at first. but this will definitely be hitting the ground by the time we get to the daylight hours and will be in the east bay, too. like there's little research that happens late in the afternoon evening tomorrow. now overnight, a bigger juice year one overnight into monday morning. it looks like so all good program going on actually giving looks like san francisco, the peninsula. little break there. tracking amounts here. these are just big estimations for the time period here. we'll go for it all the way to sunday evening. estimations are maybe about a half ago inch or so the east bay, san francisco, 3 quarters of an inch a little bit better than that up north. those are getting wild speculations but nations. but this is towards the end of tomorrow. here. now by that time, that's when weather service is look at what kind of rain we have upstream for tomorrow night through monday to see if they have to issue any statements. beyond that point. want to jump to something where the

humidity levels you don't have to have 100% humidity to have good solid rain going on. that's true. this is already advanced to the overnight. so we're starting to get some rain working in here up in the north bay. and as the day progresses, it dries out a little bit in the east bay, but then it gets overlap with yet another resurgence of rain coming. so there's a little clear patch, the kind of develops in the afternoon before an evening surge. and overnight, more importantly, search will probably see some radiation fog going on with all of that, which is different than our typical of action fog. there's the low responsible for the rain over the next couple of days. then after that, there is little bit of a warming trend that happens to take us into next weekend. and that means temperatures least around the bay inland will be in the upper 80's near about 90 4 zone forecast today. quite differedt. 67 san francisco 60's hugging the coast. as you can see, 69 going on for burlingame to the south will do about 74 foster city. 71 for palo alto in the south bay, lower 70's as well. to 69 60's cover the east bay and 72

out the tri valley looks like 76 walnut creek, 77 for concord. 65 allay 77 fairfield. and we do about a 78 for santa rosa. so unsettled to start things off fog. it's here officially on thursday. it looks like a little bit of a bump in temperatures as we get into the first weekend of fall. stephanie. >> all right. thanks very much, dave. appreciate it. all right. could the next wnba team be based in the city of oakland? there's a push happening right now. the turn that dream into a reality. joining me live now is oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan. and thank you so much, vice mayor for joining us today. >> thank you. good morning. it's wonderful to be with you. >> and vice mayor, i also understand you're a new mom as well. >> yes, thank you. we have a 9 week-old and what an amazing thing and hopefully she'll get to enjoy the wnba and her future. yes, absolutely. can. congratulations to you on that. you know, you're so you're planning to introduce a resolution before the city council in just a few days.

>> urging the wnba to approve oakland as the home for the next team. so why in your perspective is the city of oakland, the wnba best choice? >> will the city of oakland is blessed with an amazing basketball arena with a strong history of great turnouts. sometimes called oracle. we also have a location that is easily accessible to the entire mega region on bart on real bite freeway by an airport. and we have a strong fan base and the culture that supports women's basketball that supports women's rights and racial justice. and dust is a great match for what the wnba is seeking to promote. and so putting that all together, we are strongly urging that the wnba select oakland as one of the places that they expand and authorize a new team. and have you done any outreach to the yet? and we have you gotten any response from them? >> the wnba leadership has

publicly said that the bay area is one of the places they are strongly looking at. and he's named oakland as one of those options. we also have already voted to approve the use of the arena in oakland for a wnba team. and we have an african-american lead group working to bring that to oakland. and so with all of those pieces in place, we want to bring the vitality, the excitement, the economic opportunity, and to recognize that we know that women hold up half the sky and can be a center point for the revitalization and the presence at this arena. and this incredible opportunity. >> and vice mayor, you know, some people might say, well, the city of oakland just lost to sports teams, the raiders and the worriers. so they my question is how prepared the city is to support the demands that can come with. introducing a new sports team. what is your response to that? >> well, that's part of why we have the council resolution on the agenda tuesday so that we can officially go on record

making clear that the oakland leadership is ready and prepared to welcome a wnba team to oakland and the government authority that controls. the arena has already voted to approve authorizing this use for the arena. so we have an opportunity for wnba team to be a lead anchor in this amazing facility that is easily accessible to the whole region. and we have a strong culture of women's basketball, including those who follow college teams and others in our community. and that's that also makes open a strong place for wnba team. >> and i also do want to point out, too, oakland is fielding a brand new women's soccer team of the oakland starting in 2023. so what kind of message do you think that this sends out to the rest of the country that oakland is taking these very visible, a parent's steps to support introduced more women's sports teams. >> oakland has a strong history of fighting for equal rights, including for women's

rights. that's also a cause that has been near and dear to my heart throughout my life. and we are stepping up and showing that we need it with our words and with our actions. we have been fighting for a greater presence for women in jobs in the construction industry, in all kinds of roles in public life. and that needs to be reflected, too. in our sports teams. i'm thrilled about the women's soccer team as well as the open group soccer team. we are building the next generation of sports leadership as well as women's leadership throughout our community and having a wnba team in oakland would be a perfect match for all these things as well as the fact that our location can be accessed by the entire greater bay region on bart, on real on freeway. and so we can harness that strength and that energy for a wnba team to be very successful here. and yes, that is a wnba basketball behind me. >> so what happens after after

the resolution is introduced at tuesday's city council meeting? i'm assuming that you're all gonna vote on it and where do things go from there? >> so the wnba will be having their own process in discussion with different proposes of teams in different cities and have said that it is their goal to expand to additional cities in the coming year. and so we are lining the south with the timing that the wnba is undertaking, that they are now preparing to consider expansion. so this isn't just a shot in the dark. you know, the wnba has said they are getting ready to consider which places to expand. and we know the oakland and the region surrounding oakland have one of the strongest w in the 8th and you are ships of any area in the country that doesn't yet have a team. and so it is a perfect place to put a team both for the cultural match and for the economic opportunity. >> alright, oakland, vice mayor rebecca kaplan, thank you so much for your perspective and your enthusiasm this morning for the project. >> well, thank you so much.

and we're saying oakland's got next. we'd love to welcome the wnba here. thank you so much. all right. thank you very much. >> and we'll be right back.

>> now to bay area baseball, the giants at home taking on the dodgers. the dodgers dominated this game. they took the lead in the 4th inning and never looked back. >> los angeles going on to win by a final of 5 to nothing.

the 2 teams play again tonight. first pitch set for 605. and things did not go any better for the oakland a's in houston taking on the astros, houston took the lead in the first inning and the a's could get the office elf offense going. oakland finished with only 3 hits in the game. the astros going on to win by a final of 5 to nothing. the 2 teams play again at 4 this afternoon. >> it's up us go and check >> real quick about what's going on for the game. the deceptive tracker real quick. if we have that, we have all extra time. just a baseball forecast. well, okay. ago that versus the dodgers today 605, game time temperatures, 60 ish increasing clouds, fog a chilly west wind at that 7 day forecast for you have an unsettled on the left-hand side of your screen. the role action starts tomorrow will be with us through tomorrow night into your commute on monday morning. it looks like and we

still have a chance for some of those scattered thunder showers on tuesday into wednesday. as you've been hearing from all the firefighters talking about this, too. yes, it's all welcoming all. but after this week or so, unfortunate will be into another dry patch. so, you know, enjoy this while it's here in all. we need it. but unfortunately, we're still in the dry season. and so we get to around november. so, okay, we'll be keeping a close eye on all of these conditions for you here right here at kron 4. so stay tuned to us. thank you so much for joining us here on the morning news. i'm stephanie lin. dave spahr. >> and have a wonderful day. everybody. take care. now. ♪ don't stop me now ♪

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