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potential impacts on the power grid and public transportation. plus, the safety tips to keep in mind if you have plans to hit the water to beat the heat. and a busy day at levi stadium today. competition kicking off their for the conch a calf gold cup. trump was tiffany justice is live with a preview of the excitement. let this get things started with dace bar for a first look at the weather. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're getting things started. start off with a little bit less in the way that marine layer. that's role apparent the shop in the east bay shoreline. there you see a couple scattered clouds way a lot. >> but it's also warmer at first light going on. the only difference is we have a little bit of weaker high pressure right aboveus compared to yesterday and maybe a little bit more of a surface wind this afternoon to help take a slight edge off of things. but don't expect much east bay shoreline, as you can see, kind of lit up very nicely at this hour. now we're still into that excessive heat advisory heat advisory for much of the bay. meanwhile, it's a warning, as you can see, the sacramento in central

valleys. this will be through this evening because there's a more dramatic drop with those temperatures by tomorrow. now, our current numbers already batting at 75 for antioch. most readings you can see in the board are in the 60's except the coast. you can see 55 there, half moon bay, 58% rose and 59 for but everybody else is in 60's area and this is above our numbers from yesterday. by half a dozen degrees in many cases there. so it's not your imagination and the wind aloft it the airlock is also very warm but much drier. this go around 90 for 11:00am by 2 were at 98 as we get take the slight edge off of yesterday. but again, a bigger drop expected for tomorrow in a bit. we'll take a look at that extended forecast for you to see what you can expect into that cold week, stephanie. all right, dave, thank triple degree. temperatures continue to bake parts of the bay area today. four's amanda hari is caught up with people in san jose. >> looking to beat the heat. many people i spoke with said they were enjoying the weather, especially after it

was unseasonably cold for several days. they say this was a welcome change. >> as temperatures reach the mid 90's in san jose. people are feeling i'm even sweating right now. actually parents backpack. but ricky coronado says he still chose to bask in the warmth and take advantage of it. it's a very day. it's very nice here and everything. so it's perfect for her. but i because of others weren't quite as happy about the heat to and they see at santana row. people were lined up outside of ice cream for a cool treat. even up to do more strawberry ice i get strap a ice cookies and cream shervin carry me says, well, he was enjoying the heat wave. his body wasn't quite ready for the change in temperature. feeling good. a little tired. the the sun i can. i can tell that it's kind of training manager. so he was doing what he could to stay safe. despite the rising temps drinking a

lot of water. that's how i stay cool. stay hydrated. >> being indoors. also like i went to the mall for the ac and i've been taking some of that advice getting out of the heat. >> and into the a c also, i have my water bottle here to stay hydrated. that's a recommendation for everyone as we get into the hotter months in san jose. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> south bay residents looking to escape the hot temperatures can head to santa clara county libraries in cupertino, gilroy, los gatos milpitas and morgan hill serve as cooling center's today for a complete list of facilities around the bay area. head to our website kron 4 dot com. >> and a beach hazard warning is in effect for people heading to bay area beaches today. san francisco fire up say despite the heat, the water is actually colder than usual for this time of year. we're talking about the lower to mid 50's and unprepared beachgoers could get cold water shocked if they're not used to those conditions which can lead to things like high,

prevent help hyperventilating and vertigo. the national weather service is also warning beachgoers about rip currents. >> we are here today because of the high temps ocean beaches he's normally cold and not pleasant. so we're >> the beach hazard warning extends through this evening. and thousands of pg and e customers lost power on saturday and parts of contra costa, napa and sonoma counties due to strain on the power grid areas in san ramon and pockets of the north bay are still without power after the lights went out around 8 o'clock last night pg and e recommends opening your windows in the morning and at night to let cooler air flow into your home and check on the filter on your air conditioning system, a dirty air filter slows airflow and could cause your system to use more energy. today. more than 68,000 people descend on santa clara for the conflict gold cup at levi stadium. kron four's. tiffany justice is

there for us this morning. and tiffany, we understand that in addition to the heat, people are also being warned about traffic around the stadium. >> yes, a lot of people are expected to be attending these games today. as you can we are anticipating another hot day today. santa clara is expected to reach the 90's today and the levi stadium right in front of it's in direct sunlight. so we know that those who are going to be going to the games are going to be trying to do with the heat today. we want to get you prepared with that as well. >> we want to also tell you that the gold cup is held every 2 years today. jamaica faces kids and needs at 04:00pm mexico. a play qatar at 06:00pm. america is still in the running for the title this year. their match against trinidad and tobago. >> is happening in north carolina. now the event is estimated to bring in around 68,500 people to the stadium. the parking lots will open around 2 o'clock this afternoon. and that is also when fanfest will get going

outside of the stadium as well. anyone with a ticket to the games can attend that. now there will be music giveaways in the gold cup trophy will also be there on hand with this international soccer tournament taking place at levi stadium. there will be increased traffic around the area. organizers say heavy traffic and delays are expected on major thoroughfares leading into and from the stadium, including highway 101, 2, 37 8.80, they say expect increased traffic to begin around 2 o'clock this afternoon and continue throughout the match is around 8.30, this evening. there will also be several road closures around the stadium as well. and people are being encouraged to take that public transportation. this is all transportation. this is all happening as levi stadium is major sporting events over the next few years. last week, kron 4 got a chance to speak with the stadium officials about the impact events will have on the bay area. >> we're so excited to host these events. it brings extreme economic impact to the bay area, santa clara and the

surrounding area. so this >> fans come from all over to support our local restaurants, hotels and bars. so we're excited to keep attracting top events like this to levi stadium. >> now and in addition to the gold cup going on today, santa clara will be playing host to the world cup games in 2026. along with the super bowl. this say that same year reporting to be just as kron. 4 news. all right. sounds like it's going to be a very busy day over at levi stadium. thank you so much. tiffany. the hot temperatures also impacted service on bart train saturday. the agency ran trains at slower speeds. >> in response to the warm weather writers were told to expect 10 minute delays between the orinda and north conquered stations as it's expected to be hot again today. be sure to check bart dot gov for updates if you plan to write. and now to breaking news we're following from overnight. another mass shooting in our country. this time in baltimore. this is video of the scene. 2 people

are dead and 28 others injured. 3 of the injured we know are in critical condition. the shooting happened just after midnight at a block party. all of the victims are adults. police are still looking for the shooter this morning. back here in the bay area in the east bay. all lanes are back open after a fatal crash early this morning in concord. the crash happened on southbound highway 2.40 to near the concord avenue off-ramp shortly before 02:00am the contra costa county coroner's office was called to the scene. the cause of the crash is under investigation. a man is recovering the day. this today accuse me this morning after he was found shot in san francisco's russian hill neighborhood saturday night. police found him around 10 in the area of grant avenue in pacific street near broadway. he was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. police are asking anyone with information to please get in touch. in the north. a suspicious death investigation is underway after a woman's body is found in a motel room. police say

they found the body saturday morning at the gateway inn in fairfield. she's only being identified as a 25 year-old. the cause of the death is under investigation. attempted robbery in san francisco led to a shooting that left at least one man injured. it happened around 12, 30 saturday morning near fillmore and filbert streets in the marina district. police say the 71 year-old victim was oach b him and then ot cphim. that's when they ran off the victim was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. no word yet on any arrests. and the wife of the sonoma county sheriff is charged after crashing her car into a home that crash happened back on may 5th police say shot winning hill and durham crashed her tesla through the wall of a house in santa rosa. almost hitting a person inside that person, suffering cuts and bruises from the impact winning hill and durham is charged with felony dui enhance meant because of the amount of alcohol in her

system. she is married to sonoma county sheriff, any and room who was elected in november and graham has yet to enter a plea. and chp has maximum enforcement period is in place now through the end of the 4th of july weekend at midnight, the agency has an increase number of officers on the roadways. keeping an eye out for travelers driving irresponsibly. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. 2 people are rescued from tahoe after their plane crashes above the lake. >> plus, another major retailer on san francisco's market street has officially closed its doors. and we continue to track the impacts of this weekend's heatwave, the parts of the bay area that could reach triple digit temperatures. >> going to see it out that way for today. but meanwhile, in parts of the east bay, temperatures relaxing ever so slightly that improvement, if you will, continues on into early next week. we'll take a look at that 4 zone forecast look at that 4 zone forecast coming up later on.

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♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado...yeah ♪ >> all right. nice. patriotic music to get started. >> this weekend, 4th of july weekend.

>> july, does it really feel like july? i don't know. but i mean, you know, it's interesting because if you if you brought that up a few days ago, i mean, it was pretty chilly parts of san francisco, course this weekend, a very different story to different that's right. it's going to every bit like a like good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and actually in the next weekend, but feel very different you'll see that 7 day forecast. >> meanwhile, our picture from the east bay shoreline, different view today that we had from yesterday yesterday at this time we had all this fog at the surface. well, it's not doing that kind of job today. much drier aloft. however, you see some % scattered clouds and they're just a little bit here will see that probably over the next few hours playoff over the bay. just a touch. yes, we're still in the domination of high pressure here, sometimes called a dirty high. when you get some of this activity here, not going to be much of a player at all. but if he's happy to see some of those clouds, they're painting the skies a little most readings right now in the 60's around the perimeter of the base. chillier 50's off towards the coast. 83. >> already off to a warm start. contrasted with santa

rosa also inland at 58. 63. meanwhile, up to napa, futurecast for show some of that marine layer tries to sneak in here in the afternoon hours. kind of being encouraged by the wind flow, a slight uptick with the winds this afternoon. my help in spots shave off a couple degrees from yesterday's effort. meanwhile, in tahoe can't rule out that sneaky showers. well, then we get into monday. here we go. a little thicker. marine layer starts working here. maybe even some coastal drizzle at work again, mixing out for most of the bay for the afternoon. again, hugging the coast a bit for lay clearing tuesday. we do. the process against the fog is going to get more aggressive little bit more in that way. that morning drizzle for you. as you can see, spelling out to the sacramento valley is everybody get some minor relief getting into early next week. they're the onshore winds complemented by some inland heating and the weakening of high pressure ever. so slightly. but it will be a breeze and mostly the breeze that you get and the wind sensitive areas that you tend to get channeled right through you can see through

carquinez strait right across the golden gate and anywhere near water. just a touch. so that will be the case as we get into early next week and help chip away at those high temperatures. a little bit. still hot today, 100 degrees in some spots, 80's for most of the east bay shoreline. however, then for the coast, we got the scattered clouds mild near about 70. however, as we get into early next week or to feel big difference, particularly by monday as we relax those temperatures and by july 4th proper upper 80's going on inland with 70's for the east bay and it continues to drop from there to rest of the week. so 71 san francisco, mild and breezy 79 going on for oakland, san jose at 92 quite warm for those inland valleys. 100 plus going on, as you antioch, reaching 100 there. 92 for santa rosa. but just to give you a little sample, what kind of see the outline there with a cold or cooler air coming in for the marine layer is taking kind of a pathway through the bay next couple of days. here's the drop. 93 monday, tuesday at 90, course, we'll have that extended forecast for the 4 zone and a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for

that update. >> and like dave mention, temperatures in the east bay are still expected to be high today on saturday, livermore reached 107 degrees. kron four's gayle ong reports with reaction from people trying to stay cool in the east bay. this fountain in downtown livermore provided relief from the heat saturday afternoon. the water. >> and my kids. i don't think they care. they just want the water. do we have a little water table at home? but i think they like you hear a lot better. plus, some mountain middle downtown livermore can row fajitas. one of the few people we saw out in downtown livermore during the peak of the first heat wave of the season. >> the national weather service issued a heat advisory for inland areas as temps soar to triple digits. empty tables and chairs could be seen during a time. that's usually bustling. usually always packed. >> always patio areas, but maybe the heat is probably contributing factor to all that saturday afternoon. this temperature marquee read 100

degrees. it's very way birthday with a warning we take seeing this man couldn't wait to leave. work early by. put may see a and use fans all again. >> and temperatures over the next 2 days in livermore are expected to dip to the 90's. so not a total cool down, but don't want to keep your sun hat, sunglasses and sunblock handy. >> reporting from livermore gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> visitors are owe somebody are encountering very long wait times to enter the park. this is the park's first summer without a reservation system since the pandemic. one visitor says traffic came to a stop about 80 miles outside yosemite valley, forcing her to wait at least 3 and a half hours. influx of visitors and road closures in the area are partially to blame the national park service recommends visitors arrive early and avoid coming in on weekends. >> as new technology out to help detect and prevent wildfires. here's governor gavin newsom.

>> real-time monitoring 360 degrees. the ability to pinpoint through artificial intelligence precisely cross and organize not just an analytic framework but to organize resources for early suppression. i'm not just early detection. >> a new fleet of aircraft will also be rolled out there called fire hawks. the helicopters can detect fires with special technology on board and monitor fire conditions at night. >> the marion county fair kicked off this holiday weekend, opening its doors on friday. it runs through july 4th. >> organizers do say the 4th could be especially busy for the fair. so make plans to arrive. early doors open at 11 every morning. happening today can expect some street closures around san francisco for the fillmore jazz festival starting this morning until sunday night. there will be 12 blocks of music, food and beverages. this is the largest

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>> welcome back. the union representing ups worker says a strike is imminent as labor negotiations continue. ups had provided a counter offer to the union friday night. just hours before the union pledged to go on strike workers are demanding higher pay more for time, jobs and better conditions inside of delivery trucks. >> there's no a c in the in the truck just recently bought 18 years ago in fans and for some practice to make. >> 15% because they were going weekend, which is just doesn't make sense. >> ups has asked to continue negotiations until wednesday.

the union is expected to hold a press conference later today with an update. and it will cost you just a bit more to mail. a letter starting later this month started a week from sunday. a forever stamp will now cost $0.66 a nickel higher than today. however, a new simplified package system means it will cost about 3% less too male. most larger items. and a warning from the post office about mailing anything with mercury. up at the usps says you cannot send anything containing that liquid metal, including thermometers, blood pressure monitors and some antiques. the only exception, some compact fluorescent lamps, which contains small amounts of mercury in vapor form. if you're caught mailing mercury, you can face a fine of at least $250. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the high heat drive people to the water in the east bay. >> got more on how voters are hitting the delta weekend. it

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welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with a look at just how hot it's getting out there. checking in with dave was in the weather center with the latest today. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, quite a warm start already actually warmer by half a dozen degrees or so that we work from this time yesterday. less in the way of fog going on here. >> as conditions are much drier aloft and our high pressure is weakening weakening ever so slightly. there's a san jose state for you and note some of the scattered clouds off to the distance. a similar imagery we're seeing around the bay as well. now winds not too much action here. we won't see much, although a little bit of a breeze around the golden gate. >> but up against the east bay shoreline around oakland uncorking a straight. those will be the kind of channels with the winds will be. but we're hoping for that to build a little bit more. so next week as this high weakens now, the heat advisory with us until this evening that's a warning for the central valley and also the sacramento valley at the ballpark for oakland versus the white sox today. 107, game time temps, upper

70's close to yesterday. warm and sunny, a west northwest wind at about 10. so for today's try 90 at 11 o'clock noting those scattered clouds a little bit. 98 by 2, as still will see some locations popping about 100. of course. we'll have the 4 zone forecast coming up for you in a bit. and improving its too hot for you. an improving forecast as we get into next week. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the high heat is drawing people to the water in the east bay as kron four's philippe djegal reports. emergency officials are urging caution for those hitting the delta this holiday weekend. >> the higher the temperatures, the more likely you're going to find oscar out on the water. he didn't keep inside know, did not know that he makes the come outside. the retired u.s. army veteran spending saturday at the antioch marina, starting the hot day out on a jet ski before hopping in a boat. he says he would not do either without taking the proper safety precautions first to tethering. so this is if the rider falls off, it

automatically shuts off the engine that way. it doesn't get away from you. >> and you can safely get back on the vehicle. keep in mind, the water is regularly patrolled. the contra costa county office of the sheriff marine unit and a fire protection district vote makes stops and safety. jax boaters are urged to share your plans with someone on land before you head out. just in case something bad happens and of course, do not drink alcohol and take the wheel. in fact, the last time i was here with my nephew a couple weeks ago, we got pulled over just for a standard safety check. >> they were really respectful and greats. they went through make sure we had all the rain gear. >> and then they let us go in our way. it's just smart to do it for yourself. but of course, if you're just worried about ticket, you should also careful of the water. make sure your vessel is in good order before taking off and prepare for the lots ice packs. this boat has cooling areas. so we just lots of water and by law, all kids under 13 years of age must wear a life jacket.

>> in police to call kron 4 news. >> and police in emeryville are warning people of armed robberies happening at a local bank. this is at the bank of america on san pablo avenue. multiple people reported being robbed while returning to their vehicles after using the atm, investigators say the robbers were armed with handguns. anyone with information is asked to please call emeryville police. and a saturday shooting in oakland left one person seriously injured. it happened on the 1400 block of 80th avenue around 04:00pm. the victim was taken to an area hospital. anyone with information is asked to please contact oakland pd. and rack in downtown san francisco has officially closed its doors. the retailer on market street announcing the closure back in may. they say the dynamics of the downtown market area have changed dramatically over the past several years. lowering foot traffic to the store. the company says it also plans to close its westfield location at the end of next month.

that's also on market street. and just down the street from the nordstrom's, the old navy on market street closed up shop on saturday. the parent company of all navy says they're all they are already looking for new locations around downtown san francisco. the navy location on folsom street, they say will stay open. the market street location open more than 20 years ago. and if you try browsing twitter today, you may have been met with an error message. the platform was down for some users and now ceo elon musk says he is applying temporary limits. musk tweeting this response. he's tweeted saying that verified users, we'll be able to view 10,000 posts. unverified users will be able to read 1000 post and 500 for new unverified users. musk says the changes were made to address extreme levels of data scraping and system manipulation. and their plane

crashed into rubik on bay on lake tahoe. the el dorado county sheriff's office saying 2 people were on board that plane and one of them suffered a serious head injury. shed the latest on the investigation. >> well, dan, the faa and the ntsb are investigating why this small plane crashed into rubik on bay. we do know that many people in their boats rushed over to help the 2 people on board. if see the >> the plane flyover look like a. to true. that looks like the kind of plane that john denver was flying when he crashed in more moderate. we heard it. i mean, i turned and then i back to focus on the meeting because we get that did >> dropped from the sky. >> bob and carol, roe berg attended the annual rubik on bay residents. h.o.a. meeting on the private beach around 10 this morning when during the

meeting they learned a fixed wing plane. they had seen earlier went down. said plane had crashed and they were bringing the guy and on boat. you are they are just very lucky. sum boats were the el dorado county sheriff's office says multiple people on the water hurried over to help the 2 people on board. one suffered a serious head injury. we could see the plane sank it as soon as it hit was and completely. and it almost 5 minutes. and we just saw all the votes start circling in where the plane crashed between these 2 red see it out there. circles coming from this spiraled rubik on bay beach attended and guard alyssa whitmarsh and bella de fee. >> we're also at that h.o.a. meeting when they witnessed all the commotion. everyone just kind of like came in and helped out and yeah, it was picked them it was amazing to just see like everyone kind of trying to do what they could to help and there's so many

boats surrounding. yeah, you know, the actual plane crash we have like ex cops and firefighters, everything. so doctor, soon as like they brought in the bone, everyone's yelling, mike. we had people going down there helping out making sure that everything was ok as much as they could to help some really residents that come to our beach ended up taking the people and on their boat. yeah, and i'm really shortly after ambulances here, firefighters and it looks like everything was ok. >> every week on bay rowena shaddox kron. 4 news. >> and police in santa cruz arrested a woman for using bear spray for allegedly using bear spray to attack another driver in an apparent road rage incident. it happened earlier summer on 17th avenue in the live oak neighborhood in santa cruz. investigators say the suspect chased down the victim in her vehicle once both car stopped at a red light, she allegedly got out of her car and turn on that bear spray spring it through the victim's front driver side

window. santa cruz county sheriff's deputies identified tie suspect as sophia has cost co she was arrested last weekend on multiple felony charges, including assault with a deadly weapon, legal possession and use of mace and a probation violation. think that flying might be more expensive than moving, it turns out many of us might be wrong. reporter samantha cortese spoke to a recent cal grad about he's why he chose to do it. >> i'm like crazy. in saying because schedule like super bruno. >> bill is a transportation engineer. bill has an affordable apartment in los angeles. but when he was accepted into his dream master's program at cal berkeley, he made it an immersive experience. he commuted to class by plane public cup serving in the morning lax to sfo at 06:00am.

>> then i went art, which takes an hour to amber xlii. then i will take the show to campus to get to my class. >> class lunch office hours back to the airport for each home around most 08:10pm, sometimes 3 days a week for 9 months. takes a lot think self-discipline commitments. my passion, transportation to make it work. >> bill kept a detailed list of expenses on flyer talk dot com and did the cost comparison. he spent just more than $6,000 flying to school for perspective. the average price of an apartment in berkeley is more than 3300 bucks a month in one school year, bill took more than 200 flights traveled 92,000 miles and spent 76,000 minutes commuting and did not miss one single class bill took his graduation photo at sfo wearing this boarding skater and staple. it. >> and take that and make like

a sash. yes, i feel like that's the way it's like in terms self like a coal and like emotion or what the way i carry. >> sarah white commute, he said the weather delays. bart disruptions in traffic was overall more stressful than the master's program. >> but all that hard work paid off. i already started working as a full-time transportation engineer. >> and that was samantha cortese reporting for us. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a wild fish and a comeback. when the a's on saturday. we have the highlights from the game. >> and after the break expected, triple digit temperatures are putting fire officials on high alert this holiday weekend. we spoke with east bay fire officials on some safety tips. >> alright for today. yeah. you have got it right. still hot, but a slight improvement as we get into next week and particularly by next weekend were taken to the 4 zone were taken to the 4 zone forecast for the sunday

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>> welcome kron. morning news. good morning, everybody. off to a pretty good start. actually, the fog not as elevated as we tend to see in the morning hours like this and a very dry air aloft and warm, even warm happening at the service. nice shot coming in from sfo. so fog is not playing much of role in this forecast. even at the coast. we should see the clouds break up a little bit better today. still a look at to our temperatures to tahoe. if you're heading that direction

by chance, not bad for the independence holiday here. lower 80's right through the period. but even as late as wednesday because we do see a cooling trend over the region by at least mid week. and as we get to the rest of the week, too. so again, great timing going on there. we have to always pence when that isolated little chance of a thunder shower popping up. but boy, that's going to be very, very spotty 60's cover most the bay for right now inland already up to 83 antioch, a chilly 58. meanwhile, for santa rosa, what's going on? it? still that high pressure cell, but it's starting to inch towards the east. now has a does the influence aloft isn't so great. that tends to shut the air often get a lot of surface winds. you get when heating going on right above us. all those elements are now drifting away with 10 usher in a little bit more cloud cover. but that onshore flow gets more potent and helps cool us off to 4 zone forecast for the sunday. still quite warm. hot 71 san francisco to the coast. 70 ish again, it looks like early clearing than maybe some that marine layer comes back

again by the late afternoon. so watch out 80 going on for burlingame, 81 foster city, 88 palo alto meyer, improving on these temps, lower 90's going on for much of the south bay here, morgan hill up 97. 91. meanwhile, for cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south, we're back to the upper 80's now tri valley close to the century. mark will put about 99 there for livermore tri valley. you're looking at mid 90's for today. 96 up a concord. 75 for berkeley. the late. what 78 again, that breeze with us. 96 fairfield, 90 going on for napa and santa rosa checks in this afternoon at 92. now an improving in the forecast. again, if you're looking for colder numbers down to the 90's, we go 80's before you know what we're in the 70's heading to the end of next week by friday. we've got some scattered clouds thrown in there as well. not as markedly cooler at the coast, but still you have some more scattered clouds and fog to deal with there. but we certainly improved for those inland valleys. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much for that. well, with

the holiday weekend expected to reach triple digit temperatures as dave just mentioned, fire officials are on alert across the bay area. the contra costa fire department says the hot weather and vegetation that experience from this year's heavy rainfall is a dangerous combination for the use of illegal fireworks and this fire or other. this video shows some of those dangers earlier this week on fire demonstrated what could happen when a sparkler is thrown into dry grass. that fire burned about an 8th of an acre in less than 6 minutes. steve hill with con fire says these concerns are on their radar. >> stages conditions out there. not the time to introduce fireworks into the equation that their their use in our view is nothing short of irresponsible. but in general, it's looking to be shaping up to be a pretty challenging fire season. >> the fireworks as a reminder, our illegal across contra costa county. people spent yesterday outdoors enjoying the sunshine and warm temperatures in san francisco. this is dolores park and you

can see the grass is covered with blankets and even some tense out there. looks like a beautiful day by the coast and bury bay area baseball. the a's took on the white sox at the coliseum yesterday. kron 4 sports director kate rooney has the highlights. >> a gorgeous saturday at the coliseum for game 2 between the white sox and a's the a's. looking to make it 2 in a row over chicago. we're going to this game up in the 7th inning. all tied up. 53 when seth brown launches his 7th homer of the season out to right. a solo shot. this with the a's on top. 43, the sox retook the lead. morehead 65 in 8th. when tony hit a dribbler about to second can still fly and he beats out the infield single to really scores. and we're tied at 6 a p so heading next is now bottom of the tent that goes tyler. wait a second. jay died the day hits a grounder to

second elvis. anders good can't get at first. meanwhile, stop running from second makes a headfirst slide at home. beating the tag a's win. 76 a wild finish and come back when the a's go for the sweep on sunday at the coliseum. as for the giants, they lost on saturday. they'll be looking to win in a rubber match on sun. san jose earthquakes. >> tied the la galaxy in the 97, california clasico game at stanford stadium. the quakes were down to one but in the 81st minute, kristen espinosa kicks it towards the box at the flex off galaxies, defense and into the net, getting the earthquakes, the meantime, sacramento, people gathered on saturtay to celebrate sports cars. >> this marked the 70th anniversary of the corvette car owners and enthusiasts on to see vets from all

generations dating all the way. back to the 1950's. that family friendly event brought in crowds early just in time to beat the heat. there's in dc are trying to figure out how best to incorporate artificial intelligence when it comes to education in america. washington correspondent reshad hudson reports on some of the concerns. >> education secretary miguel cardona says he expects artificial intelligence to enhance learning in america. without i provides us. >> opportunities that we never would have imagined maybe 5 years ago, her says those opportunities or something. his department is actively preparing for technology is going to continue to advance critics of the technology worry it could replace teachers in the caucus room. but cardona says that won't happen. you know, you're not going to the need for peopl just this week the biden administration announced a 42 billion-dollar plan to connect every home to the internet.

commerce secretary gina raimondo says this will also prepare students for ai capabilities. if you're sitting at home, you don't have the internet. you don't know how to do. you know, you don't have digital skills. >> you worry that ai leaving you behind on capitol hill earlier this month, senators received their first of 3 closed door briefings on ai ohio. republican senator jd vance says congress needs to get educated before considering any legislation. we don't really know what we're dealing with. there are a lot of good things about a either a lot of bad things about ai cardona agrees this emerging technology comes with risk and says his department is working through these potential challenge is to make sure that we're learning how to use it to enhance the work that we're doing. reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >> california state parks is partnering with a new app that will help visitors who somehow get lost in the great

outdoors. it's called what 3 words it will help dispatchers locate people who are lost stranded or need help from emergency services. the maker of this technology has not the globe and broken it down into squares. giving each square a unique combination of 3 words that makes it easier for dispatchers to pin point the exact location of anyone who might be sending a distress signal. the app is free for both ios and android phones. >> and what better way to combat summer time heat than with a delicious cocktail. and if you need a recommendation, well, google has released a list of the most popular cocktails by state and the big winner for us here in california is the paloma. that is a delicious trick. it's crafted with tequila lime juice, grapefruit juice and great food. soda. as for the most popular drink in the states, that title belongs to the mimosa. the runner up to the mimosa, a pina colada. one, a cooler wind cooler, but

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things started with dave spahr for a first look at the weather. good morning, david. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. you got that right. going to be a hot one. stihl today, only a very slight reduction in temperatures. only the statisticians are going to note this and a little bit the way a few little scattered clouds kind of toss about just a little bit. we're seeing them already appear across parts of the bay area such as san jose state here, you'll notice now between that layer and before we get to the ground is a very dry layer to get through and that use they would eat up all our fog as have much going on this morning. we still have that the heat advisory in place until this evening course. the warning for the sacramento central valley. so tomorrow should be an improvement along with tuesday as well. so the actual day of july 4th looks be pretty much more moderate will say 83 for antioch, a 70's already taken hold in the east bay. 66 for fremont 60's up to the north bay and even the shelley 57 hanging on for half moon bay. by the way, we should see that clearing patch going on for the coast. but then later on that the fog

will come back again happen. doesn't degrees ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. so it is actually a warmer start than yesterday. not just your imagination. 93 by high noon to 3 were about 98. still see some triple digit numbers out there. not as many as yesterday. mostly. it's a 90 story. well inland with a lower 80's covering the east bay shoreline. not coming up a little bit here will take a look at the closer inspection of your forecast and then improvement into next week. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> triple digit temperatures continue to bake parts of the bay area today. kron four's amanda hari caught up with people in san jose looking to beat the heat. many people i spoke with said they were enjoying the weather, especially after it was unseasonably cold for several days. they say this was a welcome change. >> as temperatures reach the mid 90's in san jose. people are feeling to i'm even sweating right now. actually parents backpack. but ricky coronado says he still chose to bask in the warmth and take

advantage of it. it's a very day. it's very nice here and everything. so it's perfect for her. but i because of others weren't quite as happy about the heat to and they see at santana row. people were lined up outside of ice cream for a cool treat. even chip cookie dough ice or liked morning i get strap a cream ice cookies and cream shervin carry me says, well, he was enjoying the heat wave. his body wasn't quite ready for the change in temperature. feeling good. a little tired. the the sun i can. i can tell that it's kind of training manager. so he was doing what he could to stay safe. despite the rising temps drinking a lot of water. that's how i stay cool. stay hydrated. >> being indoors. also like i went to the mall for the ac and i've been taking some of that advice getting out of the heat. >> and into the a c also, i have my water bottle here to stay hydrated. that's a

recommendation for everyone as we get into the hotter months in san jose. amanda hari kron, 4 news, the south bay residents looking to escape the hot temperatures can head to santa clara county. >> libraries in cupertino, gilroy los gatos milpitas and morgan hill serve as cooling center's today for a complete list of facilities around the bay area. and to our website kron 4 dot com. >> a beach hazard warning is in effect for people heading to bay area beaches today. san francisco fire up say despite the heat, the water out there can actually be colder than usual for this time of year. we're talking about the lower to mid 50's unprepared. beachgoers could get cold water shot if they are not used to these conditions which can lead to things like hyperventilating and vertigo. the national weather service is also warning beachgoers about rip currents. >> today because of the high temps ocean beaches he's normally cold and now pleasants over for the good weather.

>> the beach hazards warning extends through this evening. today, more than 68,000 people. the said on santa clara for the conch, a calf gold cup at levi stadium, copper. stephanie justice is there for us this morning. and tiffany, it's going to be pretty hot out there. >> very hot. we're getting ready for another hot day in the bay. santa clara is expected to reach the 90's today and the gold cup is set to kick off today as well here at levi stadium, which still sits directly in the sunlight. so people going to the games today are going to have to do with that. we want to get you prepared for that as want to go and show you some video and tell you more about what's happening today. the gold cup held every 2 years >> today, jamaica faces saint kitts and nevis at 04:00pm while mexico will play qatar at 06:00pm. america is still in the running for the title this year. their match against trinidad and tobago. it's happening in north carolina. the event is estimated to

bring in around 68,500 people to the stadium and the parking lots will start to open around 2 o'clock this afternoon. and that is also when a fan fest is going to get going outside of the cdm. anyone with a ticket to the games can attend there will be music giveaways and gold cup trophy will even be on hand explain. >> with this international soccer tournament taking place at levi stadium. there will be increased traffic in and around the area. and organizers say heavy traffic and delays are to be expected. >> a major thoroughfares leading into and from the stadium, including highway 101, 2, 37 8.80, they say expect increased traffic to begin around 02:00pm and continue throughout. the match is around 08:30pm. there will also be several road closures around the stadium as well. and people are being encouraged to take that public transportation this is all happening as levi stadium is getting ready to host several major sporting events over the next few years. last week,

kron 4 got a chance to speak with city officials about the impact these events will have on the bay area. >> we're so excited to host these events. it brings extreme economic impact to the bay area, santa clara and the surrounding area. so this >> fans come from all over to support our local restaurants, hotels and bars. so we're excited to keep attracting top events like this to levi stadium. >> now, in addition to the gold cup, santa clara will be playing host to the world cup games in 2026. and the super bowl that same year. so a lot of excitement happening in santa clara and into the future. back to you in studio. alright, tiffany, thank you so much for showing us. exciting preview of what's to be expected today. thank you. the hot temperatures also impacted service on bart train saturday. the agency ran trains at slower speeds in response to the warm weather. >> riders were told to expect 10 minute delays between the orinda and north conquered

stations. >> as it's expected to be hot again today. >> be sure to check part, dot gov for any updates. if you plan to write. and now to breaking news we're following from overnight, another mass shooting in our country this time in baltimore. this is video of the scene. 2 people are dead and 28 others injured. 3 of the injured are in critical condition. the shooting happened just after midnight at a block party. all of the victims are adults. police are still looking for the shooter this morning. in the east bay here in the bay area. all lanes are back open after a fatal crash early this morning in concord. it happened on southbound highway to 42 and at the concord avenue off-ramp shortly before 02:00am the contra costa county coroner's office was called to the scene. the cause of the crash is under investigation. and a man is recovering this morning after he was found shot in san francisco's russian hill neighborhood saturday night. police found him around 10 o'clock in the area of grant avenue and pacific street near

broadway. he was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. police are asking anyone with information to please get in touch. in the north bay, a suspicious death investigation is underway after a woman's body is found in a motel room. police say they found the body saturday morning at the gateway inn in fairfield. she's only being identified as a 25 year-old. the cause of death is under investigation. attempted robbery in san francisco led to a shooting that left at least one man injured. it happened around 12, 30 saturday morning near fillmore and filbert streets in the marina district. police say the 71 year-old victim was approached by 2 suspects who tried to rob him and then shot him. that's when they ran off. the victim was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. no word yet on any arrests. the wives of sonoma county sheriff of the sonoma county sheriff is charged after crashing her car into a home. the crash happened back on may

5th. police say show winning him engram crashed her tesla through the wall of a house in santa rosa and almost hit a person inside that person suffering cuts and bruises from the impact, winning winning hill durham is charged with felony dui and an enhancement because of the amount of alcohol in her system. she is married to sonoma county sheriff eddie and graham who was elected in november winning hill and durham has yet to enter a plea. and chp has maximum enforcement period is in place now through the end of the 4th of july weekend at midnight, the agency has an increased number of officers on the roads. keeping an eye out for travelers driving irresponsibly. all right. coming up on the kron 4 morning news to people are rescued from tahoe after their plane crashes above the late details ahead. >> plus, another major retailer on san francisco's market street has officially closed its doors tell you

which one. and after the break the vineyard mom is back to share some delicious recipes for your 4th of july celebration. stay with us. >> and quite hot for today. still again, we've got temperatures. they'll be more double digits to dish around this go-around, even well inland. but plenty hot, few little scattered clouds pass and about with an improvement later this week. i'll have later this week. i'll have your forecast. at denny's, we're celebrating baconalia. with new creations starring black label® thick cut cherrywood bacon. ready to satisfy your bacon obsession? at denny's... it's diner time. and now, rewards members get 2 free strips of our new premium bacon for a limited time.

>> just love the sound of american honey serenading us this and taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge. not too many cars out there at this hour. so traffic running along pretty smoothly. >> and beautiful kind of blue skies and some cloud cover up there. >> and dave, it's expected to pretty hot later today as well. this is true. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and you see a whisper of a little bit of fog making an appearance here. it's not going to last for longer make much of an impact. >> because right above us, the air as much drier than even yesterday. stephanie was noting some of those upper level clouds here. we can see them in san jose state as well. so it shows you how widespread they are. so that's kind of little sandwich. you got some of these clouds way up there than that very dry layer. and then at the surface, very, very thin at

the surface is where some of that marine layer sneaking in. we can actually see this on the satellite picture just a bit. sometimes they say with high pressure like this, it's a dirty high, if you will. 86 going on for any off. got some 70's for the livermore valley already east bay shoreline. 60 71 going on for hayward. 65 for santa rosa. starting off may be in the clear note for the coastal areas. but later today might start to see that marine layer thicken up a bit for fog and some scattered clouds working in here late in the afternoon. that also means a bit more slightly of an onshore wind. tomorrow we do the same process again, coastal drizzle tomorrow morning, possible this mixes out again. typical typical again, that marine layer comes back again at the coastal probably see more clouds tomorrow and through tuesday. then we're seeing today. so might even get some goldilocks going a little bit for you, folks at the coast, though, with a seeing the clear skies, at least to start. here's that onshore wind. we get a better pop today than yesterday. slightly. and as the high starts to weaken a little bit going forward, not of our

area. we see it continues tomorrow. tomorrow's rain to see biggest jump that when temperatures are slide, although it's just a little bump today. 71 san francisco today, mild and breezy. we'll call it 79 for oakland. 92 san jose. 100 still for antioch. got 90's up there, the north bay. 99 for livermore next couple of days. there's your improvement dropping to 90 come independence day and only improve from there. if you're looking for moderate weather, we'll have more on that extended forecast in a bit. stephanie, what's cook up? >> la lots cooking over here. dave, thank you so much. well, it is 4th of july weekend and for a lot of people that means some pretty tasty food. here to show us some delicious recipes is livermore. chef leslie dabney also known as the vineyard mom, good morning to you, leslie. good morning, stephanie. i can't believe it's nlready 4th of july out of it's incredibly i mean, just high moves so fast. having fun, when you lose yes. and a walk us through what you brought for us today. you.

well, i know that this time of year, we're all doing our barbecues, whether we're hosting. >> or sometimes we're going to a block party or to a barbecue. if you need to bring an appetizer a side dish or dessert? i've got you covered today. love ok? so the first thing we're going to do is i'm going to make this dep. it's my 4th of july layer depth and super simple to make. but tons of flavor. the first and the 3rd layer are the same ingredients is a delicious combination of cream. cheese. sour cream, feta cheese and i played that down first and then the middle layer is pesto and you can you store bought pesto. i like to make my own cause. i love to use my fresh basil from my garden. and then we're going to top it again with this. the rest of this cheese spread and you know something, it's ok if a little bit of the green pesto gets on it because we're going decorate it. and still, stephanie remembers this is a dep we're not creating the mona lisa. don't worry about

it, right? and we're going to cover that with just a combination of great flavors to make the american flag. so we're going to start in the corner here. i'm news column on all of because all lives and fare. i mean, just delicious pasta is perfect put that in the corner. and that's going to be our stars. and we're going to add some roasted red bell right? and you know something, if you want to get the kids to help you with this, this is such a great project for them to do. they can get involved, be creative. and one of the best things is that you can go ahead and do something else. whether make more food, have a glass of wine, whatever you need to do. and then we just add some cute little boca cheney pieces ot's about that. i just cut in half and you're going to up here. is that a type of much it's the small one. and i just slice them in half like this so that they will stay on. and i already have one finish. but look at how beautiful this and it's a

perfect tip to have with veggies or maybe even some pita you've got that covered for a dep and out of curiosity. can you alternative types of toppings that you would recommend if people say they want to do something besides all lives? sure. absolutely. you can do have number of different things. >> if you're not necessarily a big all of person or maybe even roasted bell peppers you can use and dry tomatoes. that's also another good one for the black you can. you can so i mean, could use or something instead of just an olive. i like the way that all of goes with the feta cheese. but of course, you can always add something else. same thing. but the mozzarella, if you want to do a white cheddar and just kind of in chunks that'll work to whatever your combination as it will just go. so cute because it'll look like the 4th of july. absolutely. all right. and so now we have the we have a side dish, ok, stephanie, this is such a great recipe was so much flavor. are you familiar with or so a little bit. walk

us okay. so or so is a pass that though it looks like it's rice, it's actually pasta. so it's super easy to make and this recipe we're going to serve it either. chilled or you can serve at room temperature. so it's very flexible. so i already made my or so i trust will that with some extra virgin olive oil and now we're going to add all the flavor. stephanie, if you want to add in the tomatoes, i'm going also add and some diced cucumber. i'm going add in some black olives get that last it's being stubborn. well, there's some black olives and somebody wanted add the green onions. hey, i'm going to add a little bit of cilantro. >> and walk us through sort of the flavor combination like, you know what these different elements add to judicial. my goodness. i love that fresh crisp crunch. cucumber and the

tomato. >> and you know, if you aren't a fan of cilantro flat-leaf parsley is perfect that give such a bright flavor to any dish you're making. and of course, i just love the black beans on this because it does give a nice soft extra to all that crunch that's in the last thing we're going to add to this last couple ingredients, fresh lemon juice. i'm not going to not a a lot like italian dressing or anything. we don't need all that so much flavor here. so we're going to add a little bit of the lemon juice. we already have that extra virgin olive oil and we're going to finish it with a little bit of feta cheese. and stephanie, this recipe is he's so great bright. this recipe is so creepy because whether you're grilling a hamburger hotdog, chicken. this will go with it perfectly stake. so this is my go-to as aside nice complement with the vegetables as well. beautiful and fresh. it's especially

this time of year. think of all the vegetables were getting. that's true. so it's such a great summer time dish. and like i said, we can serve it room. temperature or cool. okay for dessert? i've got mine. the poli and and those are just puff pastries. okay, that i actually baked with another pan on top of it. so they didn't, you know, get to puffy and we're going to decorate it with a little bit of whipped cream. i'm excited about this and then you can decorate it anyway. you want i'm just going to add a little bit of state. some strawberries that looks pretty make okay. that is certain portion of this is brought to you by stephen the i love that sponsored by >> and you can just do layer after layer. as you can see here. i already stacked several of them up high. they're crisp encounter. crunchy and to write, you know, we want to watch that. dow and the vineyard mom, of course, of course. what if you

brought for us so day today we have a white wine spritzer. i just used a delicious pinot grigio. >> and i added a little bit of lemon lime soda just to make it a little bit, you know, refreshing and soft, super sweet but not too sweet. great flavor. and i just decorated it with blueberries and to cut out a little bit watermelons are so cute and they are perfect for your red, white and blue cocktail and you do that with cookie with a cookie cutter. yes. so resourceful. very easy to make and very refreshing for this holiday. all right, beautiful. thank you so much to leslie dabney, the vineyard mom for showing us these delicious 4th of july recipes. we appreciate it. thank you. and cheers. shares thank you. and cheers. shares will be right back.

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>> all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin that start this half hour with a look at our forecast. and david starting to get pretty hot out it's going to be hot again today to yes, 70, but there is a little bit of light at the end of the tunnel. if you want to reduce this a little bit, yeah, it's going to improve and that front. >> but today may know. is about it? we're still looking at about 100 degrees well inland and a little bit of mild relief going on along the east bay shoreline and at the coast. enjoy the sunshine early. we might get some of th mine layer coming back again by thla afternoon fog and some thicker cloud

cover. there. you see some cloud cover making its presence known along the east bay shoreline. for now, that will actually clear out a little bit by the late afternoon. meanwhile, our surface winds nothing worth to write home about or email home about is single digits as you will notice over most of the geography or calm wind conditions this afternoon with some heating, we'll get a little bit of a breeze working here. still have the heat advisory. they could expand this until tomorrow, though. we do see a bigger improvement warning still remains for the sacramento valley and the central valley at the ballpark today and the oakland a's build on their winning streak to versus the white sox 107, game time temps, upper 70's, warm and sunny. see, see a little bit drop their going on the east bay shoreline. 93 by high noon to 3 were at 99 coming up a little bit. not only the 4 zone forecast, but the extended coming up, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> well, the high he is drawing people to the water in the east bay as kron four's philippe djegal reports emergency officials are urging caution for those hitting the

delta this holiday weekend. it looks like we're going move ahead to our next story here. police emeryville are warning people of armed robberies happening at a local bank. this is at the bank of america on san pablo avenue. multiple people reported being robbed while returning to their cars after using the atm. investigators say robbers were armed with handguns and anyone with information is asked to please call emeryville police. a saturday shooting in oakland left one person seriously injured. it happened on the 1400 block of 80th avenue around 04:00pm. the victim was taken to an area hospital. anyone with information is asked to please get in touch asked to please get in touch with oakland police. and we'll

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is drawing people to the water in the east bay as kron four's philippe djegal reports. emergency officials are urging caution for those hitting the delta this holiday weekend. >> the higher the temperatures, the more likely you're going to find oscar out on the water. he didn't keep inside know, did not know that he makes the come outside. the retired u.s. army veteran spending saturday at the antioch marina, starting the hot day out on a jet ski before hopping in a boat. he says he would not do either without taking the proper safety precautions first to tethering. so this is if the rider falls off, it automatically shuts off the engine that way. it doesn't get away from you. >> and you can safely get back

on the vehicle. keep in mind, the water is regularly patrolled. the contra costa county office of the sheriff marine unit and a fire protection district vote makes stops and safety. jax boaters are urged to share your plans with someone on land before you head out. just in case something bad happens and of course, do not drink alcohol and take the wheel. fact, the last time i was here with my nephew a couple weeks ago, we got pulled over just for a standard safety check. >> they were really respectful and greats. they went through make sure we had all the rain gear. >> and then they let us go in our way. so it's just smart to do it for yourself. but of course, if you're just worried about ticket, you should also careful of the water. make sure your vessel is in good order before taking off and prepare for the lots ice packs. this boat has cooling areas. so we just lots of water and by law, all kids under 13 years of age must wear a life jacket. >> in police to call kron 4 news.

>> police in emeryville are warning people of armed robberies happening at a local bank. and this is at the bank of america on san pablo avenue. multiple people reported being robbed while returning to their cars after using the atm. investigators say the robbers were armed with handguns. anyone with information is asked to please call emeryville police. a saturday shooting in oakland that one person seriously injured. it happened on the 1400 block of 80th avenue around 04:00pm. the victim was rushed to an area hospital. anyone with information is asked to please get in touch with oakland police. nordstrom rack in downtown san francisco has officially closed its stores. the retailer on market street announced the close the plant closure back in may reps say the dynamics of the downtown market area have changed dramatically over the past several years. lowering foot traffic to the store. the company also plans to close its westfield mall location. also on market street at the end of next month. and the old navy also on market street closed up shop saturday. the

parent company says they are already looking for new locations around downtown san francisco. the other will navy location on folsom street will stay open. the market street location open more than 20 years ago. saturday volunteers took down the 28th annual pink triangle which has been up for 2 weeks as part of san francisco pride month. celebrations. the nearly acre size pink triangle close above reclamation of a symbol first used by nazis to identify men and a memorial to commemorate people in the lgbtq+ community who have faced discrimination. volunteers packed the campuses and borders into a truck and brought it to an oakland warehouse where it will wait to be unveiled to get the same time next year. if you try browsing twitter this weekend, you may have been met with an error message. the platform was down for 10's of thousands of users on saturday and now

ceo elon musk says he is applying temporary limits on users. there are 5 blue check. users will be able to view 6,000 posts. unverified users will be able to reach 600 posts and 304 new unverified users. musk says the temporary changes were made to address high levels of data scraping and system manipulation from ai companies. their plane crashed into rubik on bay and lake tahoe as a way to shut reports. 2 people were on board that plane, one of them suffering a serious head injury. >> well, dan, the faa and the ntsb are investigating why this small plane crash%d into rubik on bay. we do know that many people in their boats rushed over to help the 2 people on board. if see >> the plane fly over, looked like a. to true. that looks like the kind of plane that john denver was flying when he crashed in more moderate. we

heard it. i mean, i turn and then i back to focus on the meeting because we get that did it. >> dropped from the sky. >> bob and carol, roe berg attended the annual rubik on bay residents. h.o.a. meeting on the private beach around 10 this morning when during the meeting they learned a fixed wing plane. they had seen earlier went down. said plane had crashed and they were bringing the guy and on you are they are just very lucky. sum boats were >> the el dorado county sheriff's office says multiple people on the water. >> hurried over to help the 2 people on board. one suffered a serious head injury. we could see the plane sank it as soon as it hit. it was completely and it almost 5 minutes. and we just saw all the votes start circling in whlre the plane crashed between these 2 red see it out there. circles coming from this spiraled rubik on bay

beach attended and guard alyssa whitmarsh and bella death. were also at that h.o.a. meeting when they witnessed all the commotion. everyone just kind of like came in and helped out >> yeah, it was picked them it was amazing to just see like everyone kind of trying to do what they could to help and are there so many boats surrounding? yeah, you know, the actual plane crash we have like ex cops and firefighters, everything. so doctor, soon as like they brought in the bone, everyone's yelling, mike. we had people going down there helping out making sure that everything was ok doing as much as they could to help some really residents that come to our beach ended up taking the people and on their boat. yeah, and i'm really shortly after ambulances here, firefighters and it looks like everything was ok. >> every week on bay rowena shaddox kron. 4 news. >> police in santa cruz arrested a woman accused of using bear spray to attack another driver in an apparent road rage incident. it

happened earlier summer on 17th avenue in the live oak neighborhood in santa cruz. investigators say the suspect chased down the other driver in her vehicle and spewed base bear spray at them through the window. santa cruz county sheriff's deputies, a debt identified the suspect as sophia passed gas co. they arrested her last weekend on multiple felony charges, including assault with a deadly weapon, illegal possession and use of mace and a probation violation. a uc berkeley student decides to commute to class by plane to save on rent. our reporter samantha cortese spoke with a student about his decision. >> i'm like crazy. in saying. >> because schedule like do. >> bill is a transportation engineer. bill has an affordable apartment in los angeles. but when he was accepted into his dream master's program at cal berkeley, he made it an immersive experience. he commuted to class by plane public cup serving in the

morning lax to sfo at 06:00am. >> then i would take parts which takes an hour to amber xlii. then i will take the show to campus to get to my class. >> class lunch office hours back to the airport for each home around most 08:10pm, sometimes 3 days a week for 9 months. it takes a lot think self-discipline commitments. my passion, transportation to make it work. >> bill kept a detailed list of expenses on flyer talk dot com and did the cost comparison. he spent just more than $6,000 flying to school for perspective. the average price of an apartment in berkeley is more than 3300 bucks a month in one school year, bill took more than 200 flights traveled 92,000 miles and spent 76,000 minutes commuting and did not miss one single class bill took his

graduation photo at sfo wearing this boarding skater and staple. it. >> and take that and make like a sash. yes, i feel like that's the way it's like bose in terms self like a coal and like emotion or what the way i carry. >> sarah white commute, he said the weather delays. bart disruptions in traffic was overall more stressful than the master's program. >> but all that hard work paid off. i already started working as a full-time transportation engineer. >> and that was samantha cortese reporting for us. with the holiday weekend expected to reach triple digit temperatures. fire officials are on alert across the bay area. the contra costa fire department says the hot weather and all the recent dry vegetation from this past years. heavy rainfall is creating a dangerous combination, especially when paired with the use of illegal fireworks. and this video illustrates that earlier this week, the fire department demonstrated what could happen

when a sparkler is thrown into dry grass. the flames burned about an 8th of an acre in less than 6 minutes. steve hill with contra costa fire says these concerns are on their radar. >> stages conditions out there. not the time to introduce fireworks into the equation that their their use in our view is nothing short of irresponsible. but in general, it's looking to be shaping up to be a pretty challenging fire season. >> fireworks as a reminder, our illegal to use across contra costa county. all right. let's take a live look now at sfo where holiday travel is officially in full swing. lots of people expected to be passing through. so it's best to plan to arrive early at the airport. if you plan to fly, dave, what should people expect in terms of the weather here in the bay? >> here in the bay? well, varies. now. we have a little bit of that marine layer checking in at half moon bay kind of interesting little wrinkle, though. but for most of the bay, we didn't see the fog spill into much. we have much in the way of dry air. that's a loft. but in places

like half moon bay, they're perfect geography to get kind of a little bit that southwesterly flow as this high starts to slip towards the south. so >> this is kind of indicative of what we're going to see building along the wider coast. so there may be a little break going on as we approach new mineral fill back up again with fog. you may fair little better up in the north bay, perhaps because we're a little further away from that flow pattern. just a as an id oketo forecast. we're going to stay in the lower 80's. it looks like monday, tuesday and wednesday. so quite warm. there isn't ice a little chance of a shower. thunder shower, current temperatures, not highs. 86 antioch, 75 for livermore. east bay shoreline. upper 60's lower 70's still looks like a shocker. look at highs of light on what his lofty at this at this hour. 65 up to santa rosa, by the way. so there it is. that high starting to slow sale to the southeast a little bit as we go forward and will now start to get that flow pattern coming in from the southwest

as you'll notice and a lawful get some support to it won't be quite as hot 4 zone forecast governing today. 71 san francisco to the coast. about 70 or upper 60's. same kind of drill will have a little bit more of a breeze try to work in here. 80 going on for burning game, foster city, 81 san carlos, 87 para bates for palo alto in the south bay, lower 90's to maybe some middle 90's gets a warming to get away from the bay, though, los gatos and morgan hill checking in at 97 east bay shoreline, upper 80's tri valley say just shy of 100. but a few spots are probably pop. 196, meanwhile, conquered 75 berkeley 78 for 96 for fairfield 102, for vacaville. still 90 going on for napa and for santa rosa about a 92. now, 7 day forecast comes in like this. there's the improvement. we say down about 90 by tuesday, 80's and 70's getting into the end of the week the east bay shoreline. introducing some 60's in there. this little shocked our system as we got real hot and now we'll get

some moderation here. but by july 4th, maybe some goldilocks by summer standards, about 90 going on. well inland. stephanie. >> all right, david, thank you so much. with july 4th weekend in full swing, you may be planning a trip to lake tahoe. and while locals want you to have fun, officials are also issuing a gentle reminder to help keep tahoe blue. joining me live now is chris joseph with tahoe blue and the league to save lake tahoe. thank you so much for being here with us. >> my pleasure. thanks to think so. first off, tell us a bit about this movement to keep the lake waters out there clean and blue. you know, why is this especially important this weekend? >> probably the sticker, pier we've been around for more than 66 years. this organization too protect and preserve lake tahoe and and busy weekend at the lake. create a lot of litter. so really we're trying to help send the message out there as a tip for people take care of this special place. it's just

as beautiful next time you visit. and then we're also getting people together to help clean it up after the festivities are over on july 5th. >> all right. so speaking of that, big clean up a walk us through what you guys have planned and the fact that you did pick up quite a bit of trash around the same time last year. >> yeah. so this is actually this year is our 10th anniversary of our july 5th. keep talking white and blue cleanup last year. we across all of our sites. our volunteers, 300 of them picked up 3500 pounds of litter 3,500 pounds. and just clearly far too much. so this year we have a similar event planned across 6 different sites all around the lake. we invite anyone and everyone to come out and help us clean up and hopefully we don't find anything because everybody practices pack it pack it out. principles. you need tiny little piece of litter. you bring to the beach with you comes back with you. he either goes into a trash can or gets in your car to be disposed of properly at home.

anybody can can come and join us talk a blue org. slash events is where you can register and find out more details. >> i also understand you're introducing some new technology to help with cleanup efforts to. >> yeah. we have a beach cleaning robot sit down 4 to 5 inches into the sand remove some of the tiny, really difficult to detect, really kind of painstaking, sure move pieces of especially plastic litter. it's very difficult for volunteers are beach staff to find themselves. so we kind of think is this if the robot the as a last line of defense before that nasty litter gets into the water? >> it's so valuable to have that technology on your side. but the same time we want everybody to be picking up after themselves. >> absolutely. that's the that's the biggest message out there. everybody loves league title because it is beautiful and pristine. so all you need to do is manage around impact of everybody does the same.

but it will be beautiful and we can keep it flew for, you know, generations to come. yeah. >> and i'd also like to ask you about wildfire impacts on the lake. we know that the caldor fire affected the region, especially hard just a couple of years back. are you still seeing the effects of this fire on the waterway there? >> you know, we actually did a study using some of our own volunteer citizen scientists to gather so that, of course, there were impacts. a lot of that. what a little grains of soil did flew into the lake. but right now, the lakers looking pretty good. you know, those water levels are really high. beaches are small. the waters really cold. so people get out there, enjoy it. but please do so responsible and protect the special place. >> yeah. and are there any sort of things that people should be bringing with them to make sure that, you know,

all the trash is getting picked up and taken back. >> great. great if people want beach. if you want. >> yeah, some good advice there. and go back to the subject of wild fires. we know that fire officials are gearing up for this for this year's wildfire season. other anything's in particular that you're keeping an eye out for in terms of the just preserving the water quality of the lake. >> i mean, this is the concern every every year about this time when things start to get really dry and crisp ignitions are prevalent because people are out there, enjoy it and hit the tidal basin this year,

especially because we had such a big winner. lots of water promotes lots of vegetation growth. so it's just going to be really, really crucially important people manage their own admission risks. so, you know, obviously no smoking. and then please don't bury your butts on the ground if you do smoke but no dragging chains. when you're talking about trend that operate heavy machinery or, you know, gardening equipment outside when it's a hot and dry day, things like that. i mean, it's really just again, it's it's how we take care of time goes by doing it together. it's all these individual actions. it's not a just like mine or another agency or something like that. it's everybody doing part. >> yeah. a collective effort. kris joseph, we've keep tahoe blue. thank you so much for joining us this morning. my pleasure, stephen. thank you. all right. stay cool. if you can. we'll be right back. of

the 3rd annual stars and strides race made its way through downtown san jose. more than 2000 people took part in this year's run. the starting point was a discovery meadow and the course and that at a festival area with live music lawn games and trump food trucks proceeds benefited valley health foundation. and to fans got quite a jump scare at the angels game last night when a cat ran onto the field, then jumped into their box seats. it scurried around for

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> now on the kron 4 morning news. another day of sweltering hot temperatures for us in the bay area. the potential impacts on public transportation. plus, the safety tips to keep in mind if you have plans to hit the water to beat the heat. and a busy day at levi stadium today. competition kicking off their for the contest tab gold cup. our tiffany justice is live with a preview of all that excitement. but first, let's get things started with dave sphar for a first look at the weather. good morning to you, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. quite toasty. as you mention, sultry and all of that. i'm over here. thanks. >> and that's what we're looking we have some scattered clouds going on parts of the bay. we did have a little that marine layer in the fog and all that jazz. that's been cut

pretty much concentrated around half moon bay. and that might be hard to kind of mix out because we have that southwesterly flow. it works so some scattered clouds aloft, which is make note around the noon hour for that starts to clear out. then we get some better improvement into the sky conditions a little bit. now those temperatures will be pretty lofty, however, is what we're looking at. 4 numbers inland to be popping still at 100 and some selective spots. there you have it. the east bay shoreline with that excessive heat or the heat advisory in place for low the bay. a warning going on well inland. those temperatures already up to 86 antioch livermore. 81, some 70's inland already in some 60's losing hold around the water as you will notice. temperature contrast, we're still batting well ahead of yesterday's numbers. again, a little bit of an onshore breeze might help chip away of what our waukee high would be. 96 going on at 1 o'clock by forward. 98. so still much the an improvement as we get into early next week. that is if you're looking for relax of temperatures, we've got at the

7 day forecast. all of that coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> triple digit temperatures continue to bake parts of the bay area today. kron four's amanda hari caught up with people in san jose looking to beat the heat. many people i spoke with said they were enjoying the weather, especially after it was unseasonably cold for several days. they say this was a welcome change. >> as temperatures reach the mid 90's in san jose. people are feeling to i'm even sway the right now. actually parents backpack. but ricky coronado says he still chose to bask in the warmth and take advantage of it. it's a very day. it's very nice here and everything. so it's perfect for her. but i because of others weren't quite as happy about the heat to and they see at santana row. people were lined up outside of ice cream for a cool treat. even chip cookie dough ice or strawberry

ice i get strapped a clean ice cookies cream. shervin carry me says, well, he was enjoying the heat wave. his body wasn't quite ready for the change in temperature. feeling good. a little tired. the the sun i can. i can tell that it's kind of training manager. so he was doing what he could to stay safe. despite the rising temps drinking a lot of water. that's how i stay cool. stay hydrated. >> being indoors. also like i went to the mall for the ac and i've been taking some of that advice getting out of the heat. >> and into the a c also, i have my water bottle here to stay hydrated. that's a recommendation for everyone as we get into the hotter months in san jose. amanda hari kron, 4 news. well, south bay residents looking to escape the hot temps can head to santa clara county. >> libraries in cupertino, gilroy los gatos milpitas and morgan hill serve as cooling center's today for a complete list of facilities around the bay area. you can head to our website kron 4 dot com.

>> a beach hazard warning is in effect for people heading to bay area beaches today. francisco fire up say despite the heat, the water can actually be colder than usual for this time of year. we're talking about the lower to mid 50's. i'm prepared. beachgoers could get cold water shocked if they're not used to these conditions which can lead to things like hyperventilating and vertigo. the national weather service is also warning beachgoers about rip currents. >> we are here today because of the high temps ocean beaches he's normally cold and not pleasant. so >> for the good weather. >> the beach hazards warning extends through this evening. well, today, more than 68,000 people descend on santa clara for the conch, a calf gold cup at levi stadium. four's. tiffany justice is there for us this morning. and tiffany, it's heating up out there. >> it really is are gearing up for another hot day. santa clara is expected to reach 90's 90 degrees today. we're

right outside of levi stadium where the gold cup is set to in several more hours in that stadium sits directly in that sunlight. so those going to the game today, going to have to it that we want to get you prepared for that. so at the gold cup, we know that it's held every 2 years. and today, jamaica faces saint kitts and need at 04:00pm. well, mexico a play guitar at 06:00pm. america's still in the running for the title this year. their match against true that in tobago is happening in north carolina. >> this event is estimated to bring in around 68,500 people to the stadium. the parking lots will open around 2 o'clock this afternoon and that it's also going to have a fan fest around that area and time that will get going right outside of the stadium. anyone with a ticket to the games can attend that there will be music and giveaways and the gold cup trophy will even be there on hand with this international soccer tournament taking place at levi stadium. there will be increased traffic in and

around the area. organizers say heavy traffic and delays are expected on major thoroughfares leading into and from the stadium, including highway 101, 2.37. in say expect increased traffic to begin around 02:00pm and continue throughout the match is around 8.30, this evening. there will also be several road closures around the stadium as well. and people are being encouraged to take public transportation. this is all happening as we buy stadium is getting ready to host several major sporting events over the next few years. last week, ron, for got a chance to speak with city officials. >> about the impact these events will have on the bay we're so excited to host these events. >> it brings extreme economic impact to the bay area, santa clara and the surrounding area. so this >> fans come from all over to support our local restaurants, hotels and bars. so we're excited to keep attracting top events like this to levi stadium. >> and in addition to the gold

cup. >> santa clara and levi stadium will be hosting several other games like the world cup games in 2026 along with the super bowl. so a lot of excitement happening here in the south 2 alright, tiffany, thank you so much for your live coverage of that excitement that's happening the >> the hot temperatures also impacted service on bart train saturday. the agency ran trains at slower speeds in response to the warm weather. riders were told to expect 10 minute delays between the orinda and north conquered stations as it is expected to be hot again today. be sure to check bart dot gov for any updates if you do plan to right. and now to breaking news we're following from overnight. another mass shooting in our country. this time in baltimore. this is video from the scene. 2 people are dead and 28 others injured. 3 of the injured are in critical condition. the shooting happened just after midnight at a block party. all of the victims are adults. police are still looking for the shooter this morning. and

the east bay all lanes are back open in the bay area's east you can see where that impact happened on the map on your screen. this is in concord. the crash happened on southbound highway 2.40, to near the concord avenue off-ramp shortly before 02:00am the contra costa county coroner's office was called to the scene. the cause of the crash is under investigation this morning. a man is recovering after he was found shot in san francisco's russian hill neighborhood saturday night. police found him around 10 o'clock in the area of grant avenue and pacific street near broadway. he was rushed to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. police are asking anyone with information to please get in touch. in the north bay. a suspicious death investigation is underway after a woman's body is found in a motel room. police say they found the body saturday morning at the gateway inn in fairfield, the victim is only being identified as a 25 year-old. the cause of death is under investigation.

attempted robbery in san francisco led to a shooting that left at least one man injured. it happened around 12 30 saturday morning near fillmore and filbert streets in the marina district police say the 71 year-old victim was approached by 2 suspects. we tried to rob him and then shot him. that's when they ran off. the victim was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. no word yet on any arrests. the wife of the sonoma county sheriff is charged after she crashed her car into a home that crash happened back on may. 5th police say natasha winning hill and durham crashed her tess left with a ball of a warehouse in santa rosa. almost hitting a person inside the person inside the home suffered cuts and bruises from the impact with a hill. and durham is charged with felony dui and an enhancement because of the amount of alcohol in her system. she is married to sonoma county sheriff eddie and graham who was elected in november and graham has yet to enter a plea. as chp. maximum

enforcement period is now in place through the end of the 4th of july weekend at midnight, the agency has an increased number of officers on the roadways. keeping an eye out for travelers driving irresponsibly. coming up on the kron morning news. 2 people are rescued from top home after their plane crashes about the lake. >> and another major retailer on san francisco's market street officially closes its doors. and after the break, following a record-breaking winter resorts across the cup. excuse me, winner ski resorts across california are seeing people hitting the slopes for the 4th of july. the details after the break. >> it still looks visually cooling even though it's real for us 96 going 1 o'clock by forward 98 quite toasty yet again, been improving in the longer range forecast. keep it here. got that forecast. kron. here. got that forecast. kron. 4 morning news continues.

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stronger sunshine picture. not going to be much and then full. however, in our forecast, 86 for antioch, 81 livermore, lot of 70's populating the inland reaches as you'll see. 66 san francisco chilly. 55, half moon bay. again, a lot of ground fog in place there back to future cast for we see the fog. if you don't have it redevelops along the coast, maybe a little spring. the shower going on up to the mountains potentially. but pretty good blue skies at work there. then for tonight comes back. the marine layer, maybe even some morning drizzle perhaps in the morning hours. we go to the same basically sunny and pretty warm hot still remaining inland. here comes back that marine layer gets a little stronger by tuesday. is this high weekends? and that's the trend to come again today. a minor improvement for the winds right here across the golden gate bridge, oakland parking a straight. that's what's going to be most apparent. again today through tonight and into tomorrow as well. minor cooling effect here. more

pronounced as we get to monday into tuesday. and you really feel big difference towards actually the end of the week. let's to 71 san francisco, mild and breezy 79 for oakland. 92 meanwhile for san jose. so inland regions note it will be plenty hot. lots of 90's going on 100 for cup of the north bay. let's do a bunch of 90's there. 92 for san jose. but there's that little strip of green. you can see along the coast as they continue to remain cool. 93 for monday, tuesday at 19 o the trend. have more on that 7 day forecast for you. also look into the 4 zone as well for this sunday. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. well, the summer season is in full swing in. you know, in the bay area. we are seeing those tip triple degree. temperatures like dave was just mentioning, but it turns out you can still hit the slopes this summer, at this weekend. we're going to check in now with more what people can expect this holiday weekend with joni lynch with

mountain ski up in the sierra. now, how does it first of all, good to see you >> thanks for having us on this beautiful, beautiful july 2nd. yeah, absolutely is beautiful and i can't believe that there's actually snow up in your neck of the woods. >> in the summertime of all of all seasons. >> yeah, we're live with you here. did not come at mammoth mountain. what a great place to come across this year to scape the heat in this next week or so where we still have a lot of skiing and snowboarding available. we have a base depth of snow still about 4 feet to 10 feet up higher on the mountain. this after are really historic season for snowfall over 715 inches down in miami this winter season you can see behind me some pretty great ski conditions as we get into the summer here. yeah, it's pretty remarkable woman ever happened before where you this amount of snow in the summer. >> this amount of snow is pretty phenomenal. a part of it is because we've had a

relatively cool spring. but at durham our high elevation are some. it is located at 11,000 and our bases at about 9,000 feet where the highest resort of any in california. we get a tremendous amount of snow and we commit to staying open late. so we are open daily now and through at least the end of july, we might even go august. incredible. and you know, how would you say that all of this record snowfall has affected your operations at mammoth mountain. >> well, all the snow was great were a lot of reasons that also presented a tremendous amount of challenges for there are days that we were unable open the ski resort because we're digging out chairlift. >> there's so much work to be done. but it has resulted in deep snow pack. a lot of water >> escaped and mount and heat.

we snowboarding on tap lot of activities in the after come around on tuesday. we have it and fire. we're ecstatic that night. we have defense that has a fireworks show that's going to be set off from the top of the mountain here. >> all right. and so you are still selling tickets for any events that are happening at your resort. >> you can get all the details at mammoth com. we've got details lift tickets lodging, even peaceful or that's how to ski can nice that's exciting. a good idea. you know, any advice for people who are preparing to head your way any equipment they should be bringing should they have snow chains on their tires? well, for once, finally, most of the roads are clear of coming from san francisco. you'd at traditionally come through tioga pass, which is still closed due to the amount of snow. so you to come down, sonora, pass and cut across. you just want to be prepared for anything up here in the mountain high altitude bring

all of the toys that cough. but is the back. >> hiking shoes. this keys. i bring it all. >> all right. essay, joni, which with mammoth mountain, thank you so much for joining us and for bringing us that beautiful view of the snow this morning. thank you. all this morning. thank you. all right. we'll be right back. (♪) feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. (♪)

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workers says a strike is imminent as labor negotiations continue. ups had provided a counter offer to the union friday night just hours before the union pledged to go on strike workers are demanding higher pay more full-time jobs and better conditions inside delivery trucks. >> there's no en the in the truck just recently bought 18 years ago, fans and for some practice to make. >> 15% because they were going weekend, which is just doesn't make sense. >> ups has asked to continue negotiations until wednesday. the union is expected to hold a press conference later today with an update. >> and it will soon cost you just a bit more to mail. a letter starting a week from sunday, a forever stamp will cost you $0.66. >> a nickel higher than today. and from the post office about mailing anything with mercury. usps says you cannot send anything containing the liquid metal, including thermometers, blood pressure, monitors and some antiques. the only

exception here are some compact fluorescent lamps, which contains small amounts of mercury in vapor form. if you are caught mailing mercury can face a fine of at least $250. and temperatures in the east bay are still expected to be high today on saturday, livermore reached 107 degrees wolf. four's gayle ong reports with reaction from people trying to stay cool in east bay. >> this down to downtown livermore provided relief from the heat saturday afternoon. the water. >> and my kids. i don't think they care. they just want the water. do we have a little water table at home? but i think they like you hear a lot better. plus, some mountain middle downtown livermore can row fujita as one of the few people we saw out in downtown livermore during the peak of the first heat wave of the season. >> the national weather service issued a heat advisory for inland areas as temps soar to triple digits. empty tables and chairs could be seen during a time. that's usually bustling. usually always packed.

>> always patio areas, but maybe the heat is probably contributing factor to all that saturday afternoon. this temperature marquee read 100 degrees. is very what brought you out way onto birthday with a warning we've seeing this man couldn't wait to leave work early by foot may see a and use fans all again. >> and temperatures over the next 2 days in livermore are expected to dip to the 90's. so not a total cool down, but don't want to keep your sun hat, sunglasses and sunblock handy. >> reporting from livermore gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> visitors at yosemite are encountering very long wait times to enter the park. this is the park's first summer without a reservation system since the pandemic. one visitor says traffic came to a stop about 80 miles outside yosemite valley, forcing her to wait at least 3 and half hours. an influx of visitors and road closures in the area are partially to blame the national park service

recommends visitors arrive early and avoid coming in on weekends. and there's new technology out to help detect and prevent wildfires. here's governor gavin newsom. >> real-time monitoring 360 degrees. the ability to pinpoint through artificial intelligence precisely cross and organize not just an analytic framework but to organize resources for early suppression. not just early detection. >> a new fleet of aircraft will also be rolled out there called fire hawks. these helicopters can detect fires with special technology on board and monitor fire conditions at night. with the holiday weekend expected to reach triple digit temperatures. fire officials are on alert across the bay area. >> the contra costa fire department says the hot weather and vegetation that grew up from this year's heavy rainfall dangerous combination. when combined

with illegal fireworks and this fire or other, video illustrates those dangers. earlier this week the fire department demonstrated what could happen when a sparkler is thrown into dry crashed. that fire burned about an 8th of an acre in less than 6 minutes. we spoke with steve hill with contra costa fire here on the proper weekend news just on saturday about this. >> stages conditions out there. not the time to introduce fireworks into the equation that their their use in our view is nothing short of irresponsible. but in general, it's looking to be shaping up to be a pretty challenging fire season. >> fireworks are illegal across contra costa county. the marin county fair kicked off this holiday weekend. opening its doors friday. the fair runs through july 4th and organizers do say that the 4th could be especially busy at the fair. so make sure you make plans to arrive early doors open at 11 o'clock every morning. happening today, you can expect some street closures around san francisco for the film or jazz festival

starting this morning until sunday night. there will be 12 blocks of music, food and beverages. it is the largest free jazz festival on the west coast. it's expected to bring more than 100,000 visitors into the city. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the high heat is drawing people to the water in the bay. >> public safety message for those helping out heading out to the delta. what a weekend it is. time for san francisco's still thrilled. disc golf challenge in the park from noon to 05:00pm. this is at the starting open space at 23rd street and carolina street in san francisco. the event is open for n

>> all right. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. stephanie lin. start this half hour with a look at our forecast and dave starting to get nice and sunny out there. >> yeah, it still some leftover scattered clouds. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and that marine layer was hardly an effort at all going on for much of the bay, even around e golden gate just a little bit this morning. but it's kind of collecting a little bit around the coast and particularly half moon bay, even a ground fog to deal with as well. now, here's the shot of the east bay shoreline. just a few little scattered clouds us will actually improve in the next couple of hours winds. they're pretty much single digits, but a little bit more action you can see coming right across the golden gate and often the contra costa counties will see the delta and of the carquinez

strait do have that heat advisory today. that's a given until this evening and it's an excessive heat warning sacramento and central valley's for the ballpark for the oakland a's versus the white sox. 107, game time. temperatures much the same as yesterday. upper 70's this go-around, warm and sunny. well, the west northwest wind near 10. here's a look at what today is going to shape up as and still quite a busy day. very hot. 1 o'clock. 95. 97 at 4 couple token locations uill be able to pop 100, however, going forward. there's a gradual cooling trend even looking pretty nice around the 4th of july and getting to be almost spring-like as we get into the weekend. we'll have more details in the extended in your 4 zone to stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you about high. he is drawing people to the water in the east bay as kron four's philippe djegal reports. emergency officials are urging caution for those hitting the delta this holiday weekend. >> the higher the temperatures, the more likely you're going to find oscar out on the water. he didn't keep

you inside know, did not know that he makes the come outside. the retired u.s. army veteran spending saturday at the antioch marina, starting the hot day out on a jet ski before hopping in a boat. he says he would not do either without taking the proper safety precautions first to tethering. so this is it. the writer falls off. it automatically shuts off the engine that way. it doesn't get away from you. >> and you can safely get back on the vehicle. keep in mind, the water is regularly patrolled. the contra costa county office of the sheriff marine unit and a fire protection district. both make stops and safety boaters are urged to share your plans with someone on land before you head out. just in case something bad happens and of course, do not drink alcohol and take the wheel. in fact, the last time i was here with my nephew a couple weeks ago, we got pulled over just for a standard safety check. >> they were really respectful and great. they went through, make sure we had all the rain gear. >> and then they let us go in our way. so it's just smart to do it for yourself. but of

course, if you're just worried about ticket, you should also careful of the water. make sure your vessel is in good order before taking off and prepare for the lots ice packs. this boat has cooling areas. so we just lots of water and by law, all kids under 13 years of age must wear a life jacket. >> in antioch, police to call kron 4 news. >> police in emeryville are warning people of armed robberies happening at a local bank. this is that the bank of america on san pablo avenue, multiple people reported being robbed while returning to their cars after using the atm, investigators say the robbers were armed with handguns. anyone with information is asked to please call and maryville police. saturday shooting in oakland left one person seriously injured. it happened on the 1400 block of 80th avenue around 04:00pm. the victim was taken to an area hospital. anyone with information is asked to contact oakland police. some racket downtown

san francisco has officially closed its doors. the retailer on market street announced the planned closure back in may reps say the dynamics of the downtown market area have changed dramatically over the past several years. lowering foot traffic to the store. the company also plans to close its westfield mall location. also on market street at the end of next month. and the old navy also on market street closed up shop saturday. the parent companies saying they are already looking for new locations around downtown san francisco. the navy location on folsom street will stay open. the market street location opened more than 20 years ago. volunteers took down the 28th annual pink triangle that's been up for the last 2 weeks as part of san francisco pride month celebrations. you can see that there. the newly acre sized can triangle rose above the city every year on san francisco's twin peaks viewpoint. it serves organizers say as both a reclamation of a symbol first

used by the nazis to identify men and a memorial to commemorate people in the lgbtq+ community who have faced discrimination. volunteers packed the campuses into a truck and brought it to an oakland warehouse where it will be stored until it is unveiled get next year. well, if you try browsing twitter this weekend, you might have been met with an error message. the platform was down for tens of thousands of users saturday and now ceo elon musk says he is applying temporary limits on users verified blue check. users will be able to view 6,000 posts. unverified users will be able to read 600 posts and 300 post for new unverified users. now, musk says the temporary changes were made to address high levels of data scraping and system manipulation from ai companies. their plane crashed into rubik on bay and lake tahoe. as our reena reports, 2 people were on board that

plane, one of them suffering a serious head injury. >> the faa and the ntsb are investigating why this small plane crashed into rubik on bay. we do know that many people in their boats rushed over to help the 2 people on board. if see the >> the plane flyover look like a. to true. that looked like the kind of plane that john denver was flying when he crashed in more moderate be heard. and i mean, i turn and then i back to focus on the meeting because we get that did >> dropped from the sky. >> bob and carol, roe berg attended the annual rubik on bay residents. h.o.a. meeting on the private beach around 10 this morning when during the meeting they oearned a fixed wing plane. they had seen earlier went down. said the plane had crashed and they were bringing the guy and on boat. you are they are just very lucky. sum boats were out

the el dorado county sheriff's office says multiple people on the water hurried over to help the 2 people on board. one suffered a serious head injury. we could see the plane sank it as soon as it hit. it was completely under the most 5 minutes. and we just saw all the votes start circling in where the plane crashed between these 2 red see it out there. circles coming from this spiraled rubik on bay beach attended and guard alyssa whitmarsh and bella death. were also at that h.o.a. meeting when they witnessed all the commotion. everyone just kind of like came in and helped out and >> yeah, it was picked them it was amazing to just see like everyone kind of trying to do what they could to help and there are so many boats surrounding. yeah, you know, the actual plane crash we have like ex cops and firefighters, everything. so doctor, soon as like they brought in the bone, everyone's yelling, mike. we had people going down there helping out making sure that everything was ok doing as

much as they could to help some really residents that come to our beach ended up taking the people and on their boat. yeah, and i'm really shortly after ambulances here, firefighters and it looks like everything was ok. >> every week on bay rowena shaddox kron. 4 news. >> and police in santa cruz arrested a woman accused of using bear spray to attack another driver in an apparent road rage incident. it happened earlier summer on 17th avenue in the live oak neighborhood in santa cruz. investigators say the suspect chased down the other driver in her car and spewed base prayer space. pray at them through the window. santa cruz county, the sheriff's deputies identified the suspect as sophia pesca co. they arrested her last weekend on multiple felony charges, including assault with a deadly weapon, illegal possession and use of mace and a probation violation. a uc berkeley student decides to commute to class by plane to save on

rent. reporter samantha cortese spoke with him about his decision. >> i'm like crazy. in saying because the schedule like super bruno. >> bill is a transportation engineer. bill has an affordable apartment in los angeles. but when he was accepted into his dream master's program at cal berkeley, he made it an immersive experience. he commuted to class by plane public around streets are morning lax to sfo at 06:00am. >> then i went art, which takes an hour to amber xlii. then i will take the show to campus to get my class. >> class lunch office hours back to the airport for each home around most a tempe sometimes 3 days a week for 9 months. it takes a lot think self-discipline commitments. my passion, transportation to make it work. >> bill kept a detailed list

of expenses on flyer talk dot com and did the cost comparison. he spent just more than $6,000 flying to school for perspective. the average price of an apartment in berkeley is more than 3300 bucks a month in one school year, bill took more than 200 flights travel 92,000 miles and spent 76,000 minutes commuting and did not miss one single class bill took his graduation photo at sfo wearing this boarding skater and staple. it. >> and take that and make like a sash. yes, i feel like that's the way it's like in terms self like a coal and like emotion or what the way i carry. >> sarah white commute, he said the weather delays. bart disruptions in traffic was overall more stressful than the master's program. >> but all that hard work paid off. i already started working as a full-time transportation engineer.

>> all right. congratulations to him. that was samantha cortese reporting for us. >> stories like a fly job in the 1980's. he worked for 2 radio stations, one in dallas. and i think one chicago highs today. we've got 100 going on, antioch, a lot of 90's in the east bay, north bay as well, mild or relatively speaking around the water have a look at your forecast coming up in a bit

>> all right. welcome back to the kron. morning news taking a live look at the richmond bridge right now are looks like if you choose to hit the roadway going in this direction this morning, you should be in pretty good shape. not too shabby out there and beautiful blue skies up above today. >> yeah. that by the way, some of those scattered clouds are probably the part a little bit as the day wears on. i i know this looks like a lot of fog in here, but compare the shot that we had about an hour ago. this is actually a little better. some sun starting to peer through. i say that because this is a window now of a few hours before that marine layer comes back again by the late afternoon particularly with the flow pattern. so at the coast is going to be more dicey as it always is to get rid of this stuff and get you some sunshine going on. still at all cost. it's going to be cool with the coast. you know, you're talking getting up to maybe 70, but most of the upper 60's, not a whole lot of wind, but a little bit of a breeze as you always get there. but you're trying to

escape the heat anyway, right? here's a look at what's going on in tahoe. the other direction. well, lower 80's. it looks like for monday, tuesday, wednesday as a little maybe an isolated little thunder showers still today, but on balance. sunshine is going to roll as we saw from report there mammoth up, there looks pretty nice. all right. current temperatures, 89 already antioch, 81, also for livermore. lot of 70's inland. 68 still for oakland 70's. meanwhile, up here to the north bay, there's the high pressure guy. he slid a little bit to the south and the east as it will be the case today. tomorrow giving us a little bit relief as we go forward. so we're now on the backside of this high, which ushers in that flow pattern that will really start this afternoon. when i mentioned places like half moon bay bringing up that marine layer and giving of that fog early this afternoon. alright, 71 san francisco. the 4 zone forecast at the coast. as i mentioned earlier, relatively cooler, as it always is a lot of 60's places like half moon bay at 66, again, fog when that clears and when it comes back will be the determining factor. 80

going on for burlingame foster city got 81 88 palo alto, the south bay lower 90's over improvement. 97 morgan hill moscato said 90 70's. we're keeping a double digits today east bay shoreline. back to the upper 80's now tri valley still might see 100 here and there, but we'll call it upper 90's on tap for today. maybe mid 90's going on here for danville, walnut creek in 94 berkeley. you're looking at 75. meanwhile, for delay, 78 96 for fairfield 102, vacaville 90 for napa and santa rosa were going about a 92 no mistaking this forecast. it's summer like it certainly has been feeling that way and going forward. what is a spring trying to come back again for some kind of revenge some scattered clouds in this mix to on friday saturday with the east bay shoreline cooling down to the 60's. but for july 4th, let's call kind of the summer goldilocks, lower 90's, inland 70's on the bay side and 60's for the coast 70. all right, david, have the

sunscreen ready? >> and as we near the 4th of july and celebrate our independence with parades and barbecues. karen owoc is here with ways we can show our support for our troops. karen, good to see you. nice to see stephanie looking so earrings, but and other little american flags. but, you know, you have a special organization that you want to talk about today. yes, the blue star moms and blue star moms. if you're looking for a very direct and immediate way to support our troops, blue star moms can do it, ok, get the job done. so their objective is to support our troops, veterans, the wounded in the fallen and one of the ways they help our troops is by creating these care packages. so interesting. is this something that people can donate towards? it can donate items that can go into this care package? absolutely. and then they also take cash donations. if that's not convenient for so so i just

talked to the coordinator yesterday and they have an immediate need for some and one of is the protein bars, ok? so those close bars any kind of protein bars. so they're great need of that as well as these packages of chicken or tuna poke. and why are these protein items in particular so important? i think they just because, well, that's a good question because a lot of people assume that when they they're not at a large base. they have a supppy chain. but basically if they're not at the base, their supply chain is nonexistent. so the blue star moms jumps and tries to fulfill their needs as much as possible. and it's everything from food to toiletries to even entertainment. we want to add to that blue star moms is a bay area organization as well. it's actually their the chapter that i've i'm talking about right now that they are

located in the in the danville, san ramon area. but there are chapters all over the bay area. santa south bay contra costa. and then it is it's a chapter of a national organization. yes, okay. so you can find organization near you. okay. great. and next on the list we have. so they really need toiletries and, you know, as we we are going to be very hot and and and you don't think this weekend? yes. so you think of these troops there in full gear? and it's hot. there's no air conditioning for them. so they reaoly right now. need shampoos body washes. deodorant. also these these wet wipes to really really nice and refreshing for them to cool off and washed down because they don't may not be at have access to a shower,

right. and today do the blue star moms looking for travel size like the ones you brought today or can people donate perhaps in larger quantities? they are looking for this. the travel size to because they have very heavy backpacks and they can't fit a whole lot of things in it. but you could buy these travel sizes in bulk. so they actually have a list of their wish list on their website, which blue star moms dot org. and then they also have a list for costco. so you can buy really supplies of what they want and then they can break it up and divvy it up. all right. to know. so they need for saying was that, i guess for, you know, entertainment and flashlights. even suggest so and then even even on their list with some tv, s they do have access some dvds and wood and any kind of

entertainment books like gently used books are really appreciate it, especially if they're funny, they need humor, laughter out lighting up the moon, right to get pretty serious. oh, exactly. and then some crossword puzzles also really nice. what's really appreciated our socks, ok? and you think it's a basic items that you can imagine when it's hot out, they're in boots all so wearing a nice fresh pair of socks and then also cut 7 foot patter is nice. also because they really tape. really irritated when theyrwere speaking out on the road and depending on the weather, it can get pretty extreme. so it sounds like that could be very helpful. yeah. so what really struck me is that they get they get calls from the commanding officer out in the field and they say that one of their men or women, it's not getting any letters. they're not getting care packages. so as soon as they hear that the

blue star moms are right on it and they send them the package. so it's really, really yeah, it really does make a difference for people who really are out there fighting hard and there's that sense of isolation and loneliness. a lot of time absolutely of their way from their families here we are celebrating with their families and they're out fighting for us. and if if we can really take some time to appreciate what they do and then donate, donate, donate because they really rely on the donations. yes, and the organization again. so people know it's blue star moms and their website. it's blue star moms dot org. and then from there, you can actually go to other sites. if if there's one closer to you, they do do porch pickups. so if that works better for you, because a drop-off site is in danville at coldwell the cold? well, yes, coldwell delivery at 6,

7, 1, san ramon valley boulevard, buy right. and we do have that full screen information for people. >> if they want to drop off any donations, any of the items that karen just mentioned, you can drop those off easily at that address on your screen right there. karen, thank you so much for wonderful ideas and ways that we can support our troops is 4th of july. and i also understand in our last about 10 seconds here, you also do some work with veterans struggling with some ptsd and physical ailments, right? i work in cardiology at the va palo alto. so i work with a cardiopulmonary patients. i see the effects of that. combat and and serving has on the our veterans and our people. so it's it's really nice. and would mean so much to to donate in and get a little bit of yourself, too, the program. all right. well, thank you so much, karen, again, for joining us with this information. and for your work supporting our troops and

our veterans. appreciate you're very welcome. all right. we'll be right back.

welcome back to the cropper weekend morning news as we start our sign off here. want to karen for joining us with some great ideas on how we can support our this a holiday 4th of july holiday weekend. again, that organization that you're with. >> blue star moms dot org.

yes, and they're looking for donations of all kinds here to help support our troops. this is just a fraction of what they need. wow, yes, okay. and the whole list they also have online on the yes on their website that plus the costco lift to yes and the address where you could donate. you can drop off donations on your screen right now so many things that you just race out of drugstores. i need one of the oldest get to and you can some help here's what we have in the 70 forecast. you see quite hot still remaining today. look at that. improving on the right hand side of your screen. it's like spring says excuse me. i want to come back. >> scattered clouds friday into saturday. look at that inland temperatures in the middle 70's now. >> as an addendum for today, watch out the fog returning to the coastal areas. it looks like half moon bay will start open up a little bit, you'll get the fog back again in the morning hours early next week. all right, dave, thank you so much. and >> that's it for us here at the cross for weekend news. i'm stephanie lin in from all of us here at kron 4. thank you so much for joining have

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