>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday, july, the 9th. let's start by

getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. hey, dave. >> stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. we're dealing with still that fog cloud cover going on here, particularly around the bay and towards the coast. that's keeping those temperatures a little bit on the cool side in a mixing this out with the onshore winds at work. it's going to be kind of a cool day in some spots today. give you a wind going on the tail wind. if you're heading back to the east bay later this afternoon, there's a look at where we stand right now. we have this yesterday, too. so san francisco coastal areas in the east bay shoreline, you can expect those winds working all this afternoon. some of the valleys in the east bay, too. but the trend is good. west wind. we like that not offshore. we don't hear about that pick in the summer. middle 50's across most the breath of the bay. 57 going on for antioch, a chilly 45 up there to santa rosa. 56 san jose in this is pretty close to those numbers. yesterday. we dealt with all of that coastal and they fog right on top of us there. that breaks up even around presser on the quirkiness stray too, by 11 o'clock. we're at 60 to 69 by

2 o'clock is it's kind of a mild afternoon. now we're getting into next week. we're getting in the summers. numbers are going start to pop in about 90 and it looks like the triple digits. we're in store for by the time we get the end of the week. we'll have more on your forecast package coming up, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> breaking news we're following this morning. a plane crash overnight in sandra fell leaves. 2 people injured kron four's. tiffany justice is live for us now at the smith ranch airport with the latest details on this. tiffany. >> yes, good morning, stephanie. we know that the crash happened around 10, 30 last night. we have seen a few deputies out here this morning, but it looks like for the most part, their investigation here at the location has wrapped up. but we do want to show you the video from that scene last night right away. you can see the tail of the plane just sticking out of the marsh. this is at the smith ranch airport. and according to this, amber fell fire department. 2 people had to be extracted from that plane which crashed at the end of a

runway. both people were taken to the hospital. one of those people was critically injured and how to be airlifted to to the john muir medical cener in walnut creek. that's according to california highway patrol. now we're still trying to get an update on the conditions of those 2 people who were inside of the plane. the plane also took down some electrical lines in the area and knocked out power to nearly 2000 customers. but according to the outage map on the pga new website that power has been restored. now we did reach out to us. our fell fire department along with the marin county sheriff to try to galher more information this morning. but we do know that the cause is still being investigated at this time. but as soon as we learn more information, we'll bring that to you. back to you, stephanie. all right, tiffany, thank you for staying on top of this for us. >> in southern california, 6 people died in a private jet crashed saturday morning. the small plane plunged into a field near french valley airport. ann marie at a

starting a fire but scorched an acre. it took firefighters an hour to put out that blaze. the faa and local authorities are on site conducting an investigation. this is the second deadly plane crash at that airport in the same week. and the princess cruise ship that struck a pier in san francisco thursday is finally expected to leave at 4 o'clock this afternoon. now let's take a live look at the ship this morning. it was originally scheduled to leave on thursday. the collision with the pier damage the back of the vessel. and let's take a look at that damage. we can pull that up here. passengers on board say they felt only a slight bump and they were able to disembark safely. a princess cruise line spokesperson told kron 4 news that they are offering options for passengers and giving refunds and credits towards other excursions. spoke with some of the passengers still waiting for the ship to >> they're trying their best you could tell there you trying to buy time. captain kept coming on every couple hours. we need more time

talking. the coast guard, you know, is a little bit bigger than you know, it seems that it is. but i think they're just doing all the planning and finally figured out that they could on sunday, which is a lot later than it >> the coast guard says they have inspectors monitoring the repair process and the ship will not depart until it meets safety standards. the city of oakland's 9-1-1, automated system failed again on saturday. going down for hours. prop was amanda hari spoke with one man who says he struggled getting through to a dispatcher when he was trying to report a dead body. >> the man i spoke to says it breaks his heart had its this difficult to reach 9-1-1. he says it makes him sad for his city and some think needs to change. busy signal is alan liang. owner of oakland auto shop tried to call 9-1-1 in september. he found a body crushed in the tow yard. >> he says he was placed on hold for 10 minutes. then he

had to continue to wait officers respond to maybe about 40 minutes later after that >> so more ridiculous and more big things that are he says living and working in a high crime area. he's had to make many 9-1-1. calls and it's becoming more and more difficult, but not 1, 1, that's been the past 10 years. yang says he's a takes seconds to speak to a dispatcher. he often waits minutes. >> then thursday, a power outage knocked out oakland's 9-1-1, automated dispatching system. >> forcing dispatchers to handle calls manually for hours, then less than 24 hours after the city said their systems were restored, they went down again saturday morning. president of the oakland police officers association barry donelan says the writing was on the wall for 9-1-1, collapse citing a recent grand jury report to system failed. >> and the grand jury said it. every oakland police officer

said oakland mayor sheng thao says one of her administration's main focuses is the 9-1-1 issue. i can say that i have directed that 9-1-1. call taker vacancies begin top tier priority. the city's hiring blitz. the yang lays he doesn't believe mayor thao has been aggressive enough in her efforts. despite that, he's not leaving oakland the debate, but i have pride for o'quinn and the better answer before, assuming that would plan. >> the better answer is much rather to help out how you can get >> we says he believes the issue is bigger than just a slow 9-1-1. response. he thinks leaders have to look at ways to curb crime. so there's less 9-1-1. call volume in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. a woman is dead after her car struck after a car struck her late saturday night in san jose. >> that crash happened at east capitol expressway and monterey highway at 9.45. the

woman was taken to the hospital where she later died of her injuries. this marks the 24th fatal collision and 25th traffic death of 2023 in the city westbound capitol expressway between snow avenue and 7 trees boulevard are shut down while police investigate. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a new exhibit in the south bay is promoting health through interactive art. plus the possible next step in the ongoing reparations process for black california residents. >> the latest word from one member of the task force. and after the break, why new details on why fire truck was parked outside a bay

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>> a judge has ordered the city of san jose to release all records relating to the firefighter strip club scandal last october. that controversy started with a viral video showing a woman wearing a bikini stepping out of a fire engine outside of the pink poodle strip club. a fire captain was demoted after that incident. the mercury news later sued the city claiming that the city of san jose refused to release records about its internal investigation into what happened on friday. a judge ruled the city must comply with that request. mayor matt mahan applauded the ruling saying the decision would allow the public to understand why disciplinary action was taken against the firefighters involved. and again, jose mayor matt mahan issued a statement as somebody who was been pushing for more and faster transparency on this matter. the judge's decision is good news. the public will now be able to see key details of the investigation themselves and understand why significant discipline was

imposed and that san jose will not tolerate deviation from the high standards. the vast majority of our workforce uphold every day. >> all right. cool weather continues for this weekend will take care of this morning. fog open the skies up a bit later. but again, a little sunshine except along the coast. temperatures somewhat subdued, only 70's inland. big changes are coming. the kron 4 morning coming. the kron 4 morning content. one prilosec otc each morning blocks heartburn all day and all night. prilosec otc reduces excess acid for 24 hours, blocking heartburn before it starts. one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. [stomach growling]

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>> well, san francisco may have been slow to bounce back from the pandemic, but you wouldn't know it in some areas. kron four's vicki liviakis takes us to a new city hot spot that she's discovered on this morning's dine. and dish. >> all the while parents to san francisco's financial district and land here at one maritime closet. this is what everybody's talking about. it was the main thing that makes for great bar >> place >> to see and be seen. this is a scene in there, but he's right. made and the bar scene. that's something right out leading patrons dressed to the nines car. little part owner is no exception. so vibe here is kind florence, rome, which of the people that looking people to >> so the warmest best it to off to the south in flawless so why not on a pop by to

share a toast some friends. the prosecco flowing. there are fresh oysters, a tier of italian orders. joseph the chef most recently from across the walk in to dine on pasco were just ordering roni and pretend to be on an exotic italian holiday. for that. we in san francisco, vicki liviakis 4 looks like a great time. vicky and now let's take a live look outside at the bay bridge where it's looking a bit. >> overcast and gloomy this morning in the san francisco area. and stormy like at the >> dark clouds and the yeah. >> a little ominous, but hopefully we're headed for a clear up in the weather day. i h, know. you know, we are we are looking for one

70 as wright says the you know, fog going. thing covering us over a little bit right above us, of course, cleared out. >> and we could see a little bit of a picking off towards the distance here sold in the same kind of drill yesterday except. >> we probably should have for today. you'll probably notice those winds a little bit more so than yesterday. they could be a little bit more animated going to coming out of the west, which is a nice climate control to mid-fifties of the east bay shoreline. we got 60 going on for get this hour. 47 up to santa rosa. that's chilly. 56 san jose which you could bottle this up. you like to have about 5 days or so as we start to warm up now, future cast for the show's that fog mixing out turns pretty nice. looks like we'll get some clearing even along the coast. tomorrow, though, look at this. this is probably the for this extent. the fog will get for the morning hours monday and then after that, not as progressive because we're going to see this nice little warm up come across the bay and central california. in fact, so again, the fog return the morning hours ever so briefly and modestly compared

to that effort. you saw there, the winds, by the way, if you're headed out towards the coast or in san francisco, heading back to the east bay, you'll get that nice tailwind going on coming in from the west of this is a good direction. both from offshore wind. we have a really big problem with that. so we'll take some of this fog and whatever gloomy start, we'll take it. half moon bay kind of socked in again with the overcast skies early clouds working here, breezy 60's for the bay shoreline and 70's well inland, very modest, modest intemperate early in the week. sunny warming quickly now we've got 70's for the bay, 90 ish already inland as early as probably tuesday and stays that way with 100 plus expected for those inland spots as early as maybe thursday. but friday and saturday, the 2 hot days we're looking into next week. it's all the placement of this high 62 san francisco today, early clouds breezy 66 for oakland, 71 san jose off to the far east bay. the readings there, the upper 70's little corner santa rosa. this go around, maybe about 80 62. meanwhile, san francisco and 60 coming in

for half moon bay next couple of days. here you see the klein ever so quickly up to about 91 on tuesday and we stay 90's. all week-long course. we'll be checking into that long range forecast for you and the 4 zone and a bit. stephanie. >> right, dave, thank you for that update in san francisco, a grass fire burned 5 acres in mclaren park on saturday. the blaze started in the city's crocker, amazon neighborhood burning from geneva avenue near moscow street to sunnydale avenue. crews contain this fire around 5.45 last night stopping it from spreading to a nearby school. san francisco. rescue crews pulled a dozen people out of the waters around the city due to strong wind gusts. several people were among those rescued several children, rather one rescue involving 2 kite surfers happened around 5 o'clock in the afternoon point lobos near cliff house. 2 kayakers also had to be rescued near pier 70 80 kayakers, including 6 kids under the age of 15 rescued from behind barry bonds. junior giants field crews say

some local fishing boats also helped in the rescue. all victims are expected to be okay. the san francisco fire department is urging people this weekend to stay out of the water because of these dangerous conditions. wind gusts could reach more than 30 miles an hour. the search continues for a missing petaluma man swept into rushing yosemite rapids just last week. the national park hayden klemenok was -old c- backpacking with friends on july second when he fell into the water, state officials are warning the public that rivers streams and other waterways are very dangerous this year because of massive runoff and snow melt somebody. park rangers respond to about 250 emergencies throughout the park every year. of the biggest challenges for dog owners coping with a sick pet, especially when it's got a serious illness like cancer. and of course, there's the cost, which can be overwhelming for many people. but as kron ken wayne reports,

there's an organization that says it can help. >> this is bait his dog taxes. lord vader. if you know, you know. >> vina aguilar absolutely loves her little dog vader. yes. as in darth vader is more than just a dog. >> i had for 5 years. got that he was a puppy. i that allowed in college, though. you've been through a lot of like life milestones, throughout my life, do you like my child? >> after a routine checkup, she noticed a bump in his paw. she had vader tested. >> doctor told me that it was a tumor my heart kind of thinking moment. and i was just like a shock. the kind of that like, what do you mean like? what does it mean about vader? >> more testing showed the cancer had spread to lymph nodes in the shoulder. fast forward to now, vader is recovering well from surgery, but he's just starting chemo and that will cost more than

$5,000. i diary fishing organizations would like to have to something out. you're like i can't be the only person. >> you know, in the position, you know, like i want to do everything that i can. it's just tough because, you know, it's expensive. >> that's when she found the magic bullet fund. it was founded in 2005 by lori kaplan and see founded the organization in honor of her dog bullet who had cancer. we've helped about almost 900 dogs to date, but just been amazing after posting on the magic bullet website, the money was quickly raised to cover the costs of vader's chemotherapy. >> i'm still so much gratitude knowing that people are willing come together even with the 4th quarter, just sharing, you know, like i did not expect the amount of support that we got. and i was just so happy to know, you know, that people are willing to help. >> soon will be back doing what he does best being a happy and playful dog. >> you know, the amount of money that we were able to it's given me so much hope knowing that, you know, at least will be ok that will be able to support it and at

least have a couple more years with him. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, how stalled ups labor negotiations are impacting shipping costs. >> and the changes the workers union are demanding.

>> in national news, 8 people were shot at a party in texas last night. several of the victims are said to be teenagers happened in el paso where police say 6 of the 8 people injured were hospitalized. all are expected

to survive. no word on any arrests at this time. and new reports indicate that interest rates will rise again after the fed caused them last month. some economic experts say inflation is still well above its 2% goal, meaning more interest rate hikes are needed. more hikes mean higher interest for consumer and business loans as well as higher home equity loans, auto loans and credit card rates. ups. labor negotiations stalled this week. the current contract expires about the end of this month impacting 340,000 workers. ups claims union negotiators abandoned the bargaining table. but union officials say the company walked away and failed to present an acceptable offer if a strike goes through, it could result in delayed packages and an increase in shipping costs and the price of goods. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a teen girl is sexually assaulted while jogging suspect still at while jogging suspect still at large. details ahead.

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>> 7.28 this sunday morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news on stephanie lin. the start this half hour with a look at our forecast and a whipping up this morning was pretty breezy and chilly, at least san francisco. yeah. and the other thing is that a fog managed to get inland as well. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> good news right above us. however, the air is very, very dry. so that's going to eat away at the fog and we'll get things to clear out, at least in those inland areas, east bay shoreline. pretty quickly.

san jose state checking in this morning. there's talking about. you can see a couple little breaks of some blue in there that will probably clear out to get some good sunshine in there. before we leave you this morning on shore winds in place, you can see them double digits across most of the bay. in fact, that's going to hold all day today. and that's going to be nice cooling mechanism keeping fresh marine layer coming in. but we'll see the skies open up mid 50's for most of the bay. 64, any look at this hour. 49 for santa rosa at the ballpark today. the giants to battle with the rockies at 105, game time. a chilly deal today, though, near 60 for a high, mostly sunny, breezy chilly wind, though, almost windy, really gusting at about. 35 still. so today about 62 at 11 o'clock. it too, will do about 69 with some 70's to be had quick steps, though. we're going to get to the 90's inland by the time we get to tuesday. and that holds all week long. we'll have more in your 4 zone forecast. look at that extended which heats up as we get to the end of the week coming up a stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> in the south bay, santa

clara county health officials are using art to get the word out about child vaccinations. kron four's philippe djegal explains. >> kids turned local artists saturday at lake cunningham, regional park in san jose. the painting exercise highlighting an event hosted by the county of santa clara public health department, encouraging families their young ones up to date on vaccines required to attend school like detach measles, mumps, rubella, polio and varicella technician warren or one percent to keep their bodies. >> health team and prevent all that it fit, but it's more powerful. when everybody. you know that new vaccination declined across the country following the pandemic. not as sharply, though, in santa clara county. we want maintain that. we want to keep that when group that local muralist breaking mcfly was hired by the nonprofit local color to

design the mural represent different being vaccinated and being strong and protecting the community from viruses and >> that things like flag. as a part of everyday life and a great start community building the plan is to eventually display them year old in a permanent public space to share with the community in san jose believed to all 4 news. >> and rebel police are looking for a therapy dog after it was stolen from a nonprofit. this happened friday on fort street in the downtown area. the dog on your screen is a young male calf named buddy who weighs about 12 pounds. but he has white curly for with brown spots ande was last seen wearing a green collar. anyone with information is asked to please call police. the san francisco fire department says pg and e it equipment exploded underground causing property damage in san francisco last night. that blast blew off a manhole cover, took out some

windows and damaged at least one car in the pacific heights neighborhood. it happened around 8.15, near laguna street and pacific avenue. and this is video you're watching now from the citizen app. you can see a damaged blue tesla there and windowless curtains flapping in the breeze firefighters say nobody was hurt and called this an isolated incident. in the north. a woman is dead after a rollover crash on highway 101. in healdsburg. chp says the driver of a toyota camry lost control last night and crashed into the center median. the car that went off the roadway and flipped over. police believe neither the driver nor passenger were wearing a seatbelt. how the driver lost control is under investigation. mountain view. police are looking for a man accused of inappropriately touching a teenager out jogging kron. four's gayle ong has the details. >> yes, another local just knowing that told me this cyclists that she will be more alert after hearing about a man who grabbed teenage girl while she was jogging on the bay trail in mountain view,

such a nice india. and you see people, lots of people around here and join and bike and say according to mountain view police. it was wednesday around 8.30, in the evening when the teen was approached by a man walking a bicycle. police say he the girl if she spoke spanish she knew how to get back to a hotel. then he put his arm around her and touched her inappropriately. disturbing because, you know, like a beautiful day, we just come here to see that you know, of the shoreline enjoyed today. >> it's disturbing shocking because we do come more often than not. and it is >> never thought that this something like this would happen here. it said seems to be a pretty safe area of the jogger push. the suspect away ran from the area and flagged down a woman who walked her back to her car. when you think about the fact that so many people come through here. >> and that there might not be enough security to allow that the to be done safely. >> that's unsettling. >> and anyone with information about the suspect is asked to contact mountain view. police reporting from mountain view

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> california's reparations task force has submitted its final recommendations to the legislature and the governor, capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with a lawmaker on the task force who shares what reparations for black residents could look like. >> applause last week after the california reparations task force completed its 1100 page final recommendations. report sending it to the legislature and the governor. the document dives in to help california reparations should work for descendants of black american slaves and those in the black community who've experienced racism and wrongs reparations. the final recommendations report comes following a two-year period featuring more than a dozen task force hearings and thousands of testimonies. when you heard individuals testify. >> i could hear my ancestors talking to the assembly member reggie jones. sawyer is one of the members who said on the task force and helped draft up the final report. i was

extremely impressed because it is a definite blueprint of what you need to do when it comes to homes, forced on anybody. the document received a lot of attention for its recommendation that the legislature consider what are described as down payments for descendants of anyone who was a black slave. in addition to those in the black community whose ancestors arrived before 1900, if the descendants meet a certain criteria for the wrongs they've endured, coupled with the amount of time they've lived in california that could be eligible for up to 1.2 million dollars. >> but it also comes as critics argue down payments constitute government handouts in the state already dealing with a 30 plus billion dollar shortfall. this inside california politics. emerson college poll last month found 50% of californians either strongly or somewhat oppose the idea while more than a quarter support, it another 22% are neutral. john sawyer says cash payments are just one portion of a much larger picture of the citizen day one reparations more than cash

paid. >> and it's unfortunate that that has become a lynch pin starting point for people who are against it. and there's a myriad of other things reparations. he says that includes calls for increased state subsidize mortgage programs for eligible black californians. >> legislation promoting racial pay equity and a reduction of food deserts described as areas lacking access to fresh food, something he says impacts predominantly black now that the report is in the hands of lawmakers, john sawyer has a message to his legislative colleagues, but they have their staff. >> and the people who advise them read it so that we we can have very good, robust discussion. governor, how are you? and that's where governor gavin newsom stands on all of this. he spoke about it just before he went out of state last week. we will review it. >> and we'll make a determination make subsequent statements after have a chance to read. >> and as for a timetable here, well, it could still be a while until any final decisions are made. but john

sawyer tells me he hopes to see action before he's turned out to the legislature in 2024. reporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the giants taking on the rockies again. we'll tell you the highlights straight ahead. >> it's up for grabs this weekend. stay tuned.

>> well, tensions are running high and san francisco's outer sunset neighborhood over plans for a proposed skyscraper. the project a long slow boulevard is proposed by developer ch planning. it would be the

first of its kind building in the area and the largest by far a group called save our neighborhood. san francisco is protesting this tower insisting there are plenty of vacancies throughout the city that still need to be filled. the planning commission's chief of staff tells kron 4 the design does not comply with the city's current zoning laws, which limit structures to 100 feet tall to waive these restrictions. the sunset district skyscraper must dedicate more than 100 units to below market house. it. and there was no winner in last night's powerball drawing. and that means the jackpot is now up to 650 million dollars. the next drawing is wednesday night. if you win and choose the cash option, you walk away with 328 million dollars. if you don't want to wait until wednesday, the next mega millions drawing is on tuesday. that jackpot is now worth 480 million dollars. >> i lower numbers than we're looking for highs in the middle 70's off to the far east bay. there may be up to

80 of the santa rosa. what happened july? don't worry. it found us a new extended all. have your forecast in just a kron. 4 morning news kron. 4 morning news continues.

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>> welcome back. a new app is changing the way we look at health. it uses your smartphone camera to read your vitals just by taking a selfie. rich demuro takes a closer look. >> staying on top of your health takes a lot of work. but now one app is using a

combination of ai and a selfie to help you take your vitals instantly and make managing your health. he's ear. >> a simple selfie to measure your vitals and you've got beautiful vitals. first of all, thank you. it's a key feature of a new app designed to help people take control of their health heart rate. your pulse is 63 your blood oxygenation level is 97%, which is excellent. it's called together by renee started by doctor renee dua, the same doctor behind the successful doctor on demand app called heal. i actively see patients and i run into the same few problems every single week for 20 years together lets you scan pill bottles for a complete picture of the medications you take to offer. retail reminders and analysis. this happens for anybody with a medical condition and anybody who has someone in their life that loves them wants to help them take care of that medical condition. the app uses ai to

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appointments for you and that selfie will be able to measure hemoglobin a one c which is average blood sugar. >> if you want to link to the app, you can find me on social media. i am at rich on tech. >> all right. well, let's take a live look outside now at the fog rolling over the bay. a beautiful shot here. i believe this is our mount tam camera. and this is just a beautiful view. you can see that fog and also the beautiful blue skies up above this morning, a days. you know, how long is that fog going to be sticking around for you? think we know one of the things is that blue skies up there you're talking about. that's a very dry air. so it's going to be eating away at the fog all this morning. we'll probably get some clearing going on here pretty quickly this morning. it's also much warmer as it's given as well as a poll. by the way. yeah, lots of fog looking about an hour ground delay in all of this. but >> again, with things mixing up pretty quickly, that probably won't cause too many problems. but again, the early morning schedules being a scoot around a little bit here. temperatures for highs up to tahoe. if you head in that direction about 80 or so

from monday, all the way to wednesday. so everybody's going reach their point tuesday or wednesday. their summertime point kind of hold there for a couple of days. keep that in mind as you see our 7 day forecast mid 50's line at the east bay shoreline for now 60 off to antioch, a chilly 49 santa rosa. 54 half moon bay. 56 for san jose. again, looks like summer is taking a little bit of a breather for this weekend. sure, but high pressure will build in that. the key point that will cover us and this is going to send us into a little heat spike. it looks like for the days look to be friday into saturday, temperatures will be triple digits here as far as with the statements will be with all of that. we don't know yet. when we get a little closer, we might have a better handle on all looks like central valley in sacramento valley. you probably have some statements coming up towards the end of the week later on it, migrates to the 4 corner states and will be roasting done in socal. and also in southwest. sometimes the placement of this high, too. if you get it in the right location, you can get that monsoon moisture kicking back here. i would say that's not impossible to start

to see it starts to get into latter portion of july, they can sometimes have the monsoon bubble up down there. it's not unheard of. 62 san francisco towards the coast. lower 60's that this go around. a lot of cloud cover and fog again, because the air is dry aloft. you might get some relief by this afternoon. 66 for burlingame, 68 foster city, 74 redwood city and the south bay. the readings here kind of what they were yesterday of a little cooler. 71 san jose cupertino, santa clara at 70 east bay shoreline, upper 60's still tri valley. you're looking at 70 ish. 72 for livermore valley. looks like about 72 for danville in walnut creek, concord. 75 62 berkeley. a whole we're at 65 76 fairfield, napa, napa. 72 80 going on for santa rosa. so this is july right? i guess next couple of yeah, it is ok, wednesday thursday at 90 98 friday saturday. that's the heat spike. we want to watch. it looks like that high will break down. as i showed you

moving to the southwest, giving us a little bit of relief into the following week, warming up to the east bay shoreline to near about 90 as well. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> that a bay area baseball, the giants are looking to get back to their winning ways against the colorado rockies. kron four's. kate rooney has the highlights for us. >> on friday, the giants lost at home to the worst team in the national league. the colorado rockies. that's not how you want to head into the all-star break. so looking for a reversal of fortune on saturday, it was hello kitty day at the yard and she threw out the first pitch. not for a cartoon. the rockies went up one, nothing in the first. but in the bottom of the inning, 2 outs and a man on for michael conforto launches an opposite field drive to left. >> 13th homer of the season to give the giants a 2 to one lead. rockies would tie it up. but back come the giants. blake sabol lines a single through the left side of the

infield. patrick bailey scores and the giants lead 3 to 2. then in the 5th with a man on and 2 out, pinch hitter. austin slater shot to left field. that going to land in the tunnel. slater's 3rd, homer on the season and that was your ball game. giants win 5 to 3. and how about giants starting pitcher alex cobb was named to his first all-star game in 12 seasons in the lead after the game. he talked about what it means to him and his family. >> this the first one. i'm going be able to go experience of 35 have my life my to my 2 but you know, people, people that really you know, impacted early in my careers, middle mike or to, you know, now it's really special all of the all of the family members there. i wouldn't have that you know, i got named earlier on in my >> what a cool moment for

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday, july, the 9th. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar today. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. things are improving. we can see just a little bit here because we have dry air aloft that's going to help out with that fog. so it's the same kind of program we've had from yesterday and all that fog spilling out. >> even reaching into some inland valleys, such asown the santa clara valley and san jose state. but look at the little blue going on there. that's right. the drier, a lot to start to punch through a bit and we'll see conditions clear probably during the time

period. we're talking to this morning. there's the onshore wind that brings back fresh marine layer moisture, however, with the drier air aloft that will keep it at bay and even looks like even up the coast will see some sunshine working its magic by this afternoon to middle 50's line at the east bay shoreline. for now, 55 livermore 60 for antioch. we've got 58 for san jose. quite cool numbers. it will be a cool afternoon as well. contrast to yesterday, a couple degrees off of yesterday's readings. but again, with the onshore winds, temperatures will be somewhat subdued. 62 by 11 by to 69. we see plenty of 70's going on inland. that looks like july is taking a bit of a break temporarily. it will be back later on in this longer forecast. we'll have a course that 7 day for you and the 4 zone all coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> developing news we're following this morning. a plane crash overnight in sandra fell leaves. 2 people injured kron four's. tiffany justice is live for us now at the smith ranch airport with the late-breaking details on this. tiffany.

>> good morning, stephanie. right. that crash happened around 10, 30 last night. we have seen a few deputies out here this morning. but for the most part, it does seem like the investigation here at the location has wrapped up. >> but we do want to get to that scene video right away for you. you can see the tail of that plane just sticking out of a marsh. this is at the smith ranch airport. and according to the center's fell fire department. 2 people had to be extracted from the plane which crashed at the end of a runway. now both people were taking to the can to a hospital. what are those people was critically injured and had to be airlifted the john muir medical cener in walnut creek. that's according to california highway patrol. now we're still trying to get an update on the conditions of the 2 people who were inside that plane. the plane also took down some electrical lines in the area and knocked out power to nearly 2000 customers. but according to the power outage map on pg e's website, the power has been

restored. now this morning we did reach out to the fell fire department along with the marine county sheriff too, gather more information for you guys this morning. we're waiting to hear back. but we do know that the cause is still under investigation. as soon as we learn more, we'll bring that to you. stephanie, back to you. all right, stephanie, thanks for staying on top of this for us. we appreciate it. in southern california, 6 people died in a jet crash saturday morning. >> that small private plane plunged into a field near french valley airport in marietta, starting a fire scorched an acre. it took firefighters an hour to put out that blaze. the faa and local authorities are on site conducting an investigation. this is the second deadly plane crash at the airport in the same week. >> and the princess cruise ship that struck a pier in san francisco thursday is finally expected to leave at 4 o'clock. >> this afternoon, some good news for passengers. this is a live look at the ship this morning. and it was originally

scheduled to leave on thursday. but of course, that collision with the pier damage the back of the vessel. let's take a closer look at that damage. passengers on board said that they only felt a slight bump and they were able to get off of that ship safely. a princess cruise line spokesperson told kron 4 news they are offering options for passengers and giving refunds and credits towards other excursions. we did speak with some of the passengers still waiting for the ship to leave. >> they're trying their best you could tell there you trying to buy time. captain kept coming on every couple hours. need more time talking. the coast guard, you know, is a little bit bigger than you know, it seems that it is. but i think they're just doing all the planning finally figured out that they on sunday, which is a lot later than it >> the coast guard says they do have inspectors monitoring the repair process and the ship will not port until it meets all safety standards.

the city of oakland's 9-1-1, on a mated system failed again on saturday. going down for hours. kron four's amanda hari spoke with one man who says he struggled getting through to a dispatcher when he was trying to report an emergency situation. >> the man i spoke to says it breaks his heart it's this difficult to reach 9-1-1. he says it makes him sad for his city and some think needs to change. busy signal is alan owner of oakland auto shop tried to call 9-1-1 in september. he found a body crushed in the tow yard. >> he says he was placed on hold for 10 minutes. then he had to continue to wait officers respond to maybe about 40 minutes later after that >> so more ridiculous and more big things. and already it he says living and working in a high crime area. he's had to make many 9-1-1. calls and

it's becoming more and more difficult, but not 1, 1, that's been the past 10 years. yang says he's a takes seconds to speak to a dispatcher. now he often waits minutes. >> then thursday, a power outage knocked out oakland's 9-1-1, aided dispatching system. >> forcing dispatchers to handle calls manually for hours, then less than 24 hours after the city said their systems were restored, they went down again saturday morning. president of the oakland police officers association barry donelan says the writing was on the wall for 9-1-1, collapse citing a recent grand jury report to system failed. >> and the grand jury said it. every oakland police officer said oakland mayor sheng thao says one of administration's main focuses is the 9-1-1 issue. i can say that i have directed that 9-1-1. call taker vacancies be given top tier priority. the city's hiring blitz. the yang says he doesn't believe mayor thao has been aggressive enough in her efforts. despite that, he's

not leaving oakland the debate, but i tried for oakland and the better answer for sue me that it would plan. the better answer is much rather to help out how you can get >> yang says he believes the issue is bigger than just a slow 9-1-1. response. he thinks leaders have to look at ways to curb crime. so there's less 9-1-1. call volume in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. police arrested a man and a woman after the pair allegedly rammed a truck into patrol cars in palo alto. >> at about 5 o'clock last night, officers set up behind emanuel clinton's truck at the first tech federal republican republic bank. they suspected he was committing fraud. that's when the pickup truck reversed into the patrol car and sped off the truck then slammed into another patrol car on leland avenue. an officer suffered a broken hand ball and the other suffered

face injuries. police also arrested the passenger of the pickup truck. kelsey lucius officers also found a loaded handgun, narcotics and fake id's in the truck. a woman is dead after her car after a car struck her late saturday night in san jose. the crash happened at east capitol expressway and monterey highway at 9.45. the woman was taken to the hospital where she later died of her injuries. this marks the 24th fatal collision and 25th traffic death of 2023 in the city westbound capitol expressway between snow avenue in 7 trees boulevard are shut down while police investigate. the san francisco fire department says pg e equipment exploded underground, causing property damage in san francisco last night, the blast blew off a manhole cover, took out windows and damaged at least one car in the pacific heights area. this happened around 8.15, near laguna street and pacific avenue. and this is video you're watching from the

citizen app. you can see a damaged blue tesla and windowless curtains flapping in the breeze. firefighters say nobody was hurt and calls this an isolated incident. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a new exhibit in the south bay is promoting health, interactive art. >> plus, the possible next step in the ongoing reparations process for black california residents. the latest word from one member of the task force. and after the break, why new details. new details on why a fire truck was parked outside a bay area was parked outside a bay area ♪♪ ♪♪

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release all records relating to the firefighter strip club scandal. that happened last october. the controversy started with a viral video showing a woman wearing a bikini stepping out of a fire engine outside of the pink poodle strip club. a fire captain was demoted after this incident. the mercury news later suing the city san jose claiming the city refused to release records about its internal investigation into what happened on friday. a judge ruled the city must comply with that request. mayor matt mahan, he applauded this ruling. his office issuing this statement with us that reads in part as somebody who has been pushing for more transparency on this issue, the judge's decision is good news. the public will now be able to see key details of the investigation themselves and understand why significant discipline was imposed and that san jose will not tolerate deviation from the high standards. the vast majority of our workforce uphold every day.

>> alright, temperatures inland into the 70's and that's lots of sunshine onshore winds. good direction come through. that will bring in the fog again tomorrow morning or looking for a warm up into next week. even here the kron 4 morning news continues. welcome back to

kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and that fog has made its way into those inland spots such as the santa clara valley. check it out at san jose state. but the blue skies here.

>> indicating hey, this dryers not given up saying, hey, i'm coming in a knocking on the door here a little bit. you know, you get out of the shower and the whole bathrooms, all fog up and everything like that. you open up the door in it mixes, which is what we're doing here. we're getting some mixing going on. so that's traditionally our fog. it's handled. however, this particular morning as the air is fairly dry upstairs, that really helps a little. but it's all muscle to that. well, actually, greece here, middle 50's line up the east bay shoreline for right now. 61 off to antioch. we've got 51 santa rosa. 53 san francisco with 58 san jose numbers pretty close to where they were this time from yesterday with that onshore wind we just spoke as far as that worried about it again, mixes out nicely. even at coastal locations sometimes don't get along break, though, along the coast because it fills back up again by the late afternoon early evening. here's the progress by so tomorrow morning and quite a bit of progress. the fog makes it looks like it does even a better job than today. that will be kind of the peak of

the zenith of the fog. we get each morning and all but it won't be as intense as what we've seen. it will mix out a little quicker as we progress later on during the week. this is particularly the case is this high starts to build here. onshore winds expected for the period and they do pop this afternoon little bit most noticeable around the coast. as you can see here, golden gates watch the bay area. baidges here. you're going to get a westerly wind that's working here all day and all this evening. and tonight all the way into about tuesday morning, looks like it's still noticeable. by that point. it wsll start to lose the winds, hence that will allow the surface heating a little better, too early bay clouds. this is half moon bay behind us here breezy 60's for the bay shoreline, 70's well inland. and then early in the week, sunny and warming quickly, 70's for the bay, 90 ish again, well inland. and then for late in the week we've got a cool sunny coast going on. so we funny take care of that morning, fog and all. but it's hot inland near 90 for the bay and 100 plus the days to look for to be friday and saturday, those

will be the 2 big days and the high looks to break down head down to the southwest. so its impact on us won't be as great and will finally be able relax the temperatures here. but looks like another heat spike is trying to build towards the end of this week. 62 san francisco, 66 for oakland, 71 san jose. cool and breezy. we should note with all of us to 77 off to antioch, 80. meanwhile for santa rosa, most readings in the 60's near the bay. 72 for more on 71 for san jose. there you have an 80 for monday and by tuesday up to 91, it continues to the end of the week. we'll have more on that extended forecast for zone a bit. stephanie. thank you for that update. >> in san francisco, a grass fire burned 5 acres in mclaren park on saturday. the blaze started in the city's crocker, amazon neighborhood burning from geneva avenue near moscow street to sunnydale avenue. crews contained the fire around 5.45 last night stopping it from spreading to a nearby school. francisco rescue crews pulled a dozen people out of the waters around the city due to strong

wind gusts. several children were among those rescued one rescue involved to kite surfers. and that happened around 5 in the afternoon at point lobos near cliff house. 2 kayakers also had to be rescued near pier 70 kayakers, including 6 kids were rescued from behind barry bonds. junior giants field crews say some local fishing boats helped in the rescues. everyone is expected to be okay. the san francisco fire department is urging people this weekend to stay out of the water because of dangerous conditions. wind gusts could reach more than 30 miles an hour. the search continues for missing petaluma man swept into rushing yosemite rapids just last week. the national park service says 24 year-old hayden klemenok was backpacking with friends on july. 2nd when he fell into the water. state officials are warning the public that rivers streams and other waterways are very dangerous this year because of massive runoff and snow melt. 70 park rangers

respond to about 250 emergencies throughout the park every year. one of the biggest challenges for a dog owner is coping with a sick pet, especially when it's a serious illness like cancer. and of course, there's the cost, which can be overwhelming for many people as kron four's. ken wayne reports, there's an organization that says it can help. >> this is bait his dog tags as lord vader. if you know, you know. >> vina aguilar absolutely loves her little dog vader. yes. as in darth vader is more than just a dog. >> i had 8 or for 5 years. i got he was a puppy i think that was in college, though. you've been through a lot of like life milestones, throughout my life, do you like my child? >> after a routine checkup, she noticed a bump in his paw. she had vader tested. >> doctor told me that it was a tumor my heart kind of thinking moment. and i was just like a shock. the kind of

like, what do you mean like? what does it mean about vader? >> more testing showed the cancer had spread to lymph nodes in the shoulder. fast forward to now, vader is recovering well from surgery, but he's just starting chemo and that will cost more than $5,000. i diary fishing organizations would like to have to something out. you're like i can't be the only person. >> you know, in the position, you know, like i want to do everything that i can. it's just tough because, you know, it's expensive. >> that's when she found the magic bullet fund. it was founded in 2005 by lori kaplan and see founded the organization in honor of her dog bullet who had cancer. we've helped about almost 900 dogs to date, but just been amazing after posting on the magic bullet website, the money was quickly raised to cover the costs of vader's chemotherapy. >> i'm still so much gratitude knowing that people are willing to come together even with the 4th quarter, just sharing, you know, like i did

not expect the amount of support that we got. and i was just so happy to know, you know, that people are willing to help. >> soon will be back doing what he does best being a happy and playful dog. >> you know, the amount of money that we were able to it's getting so much hope knowing that, you know, at least will be ok that will be able to support it and at least have a couple more years with him. >> francisco has been slow to bounce back from the pandemic, but you wouldn't know it in some areas. cupp was vicki liviakis takes us to a new coty hot spot that she's found on this morning's dine. and dish. >> the while parents to san francisco's financial district and land here at one maritime closet. this is what everybody's talking about. it was the main thing that makes for great bar being. >> place >> to see and be seen. this is a scene in there, but he's right. you made and the bar

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>> still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news stalled ups. labor negotiations could impact or shipping costs thousands of workers threaten to go on strike. in national

news, 8 people were shot at a party in texas last night. several of the victims are said to be teenagers. it happened in el paso where police say 6 of the 8 people injured were hospitalized. all are expected to survive. no word on any arrests at this time. and new reports indicate interest rates will rise again after the fed paused them last month. some economic experts say inflation is still well above its 2% goal, meaning more interest rate hikes are needed. more hikes mean higher interest were consumer and business loans as well as higher home equity loans, auto

loans and credit card rates. and ups. labor negotiations stalled this week. the current contract expires around the end of this month impacting 340,000 workers. ups claims union negotiators abandoned the bargaining table. but union officials say the company walked away and failed to present an acceptable offer. if a strike goes through, it could result in delayed packages and an increase in shipping costs and the price of goods. company is recalling several versions of its children's bikes to risks of the handlebars detaching, the consumer product safety commission says 84,000 bikes from woom bikes, usa are involved in this recall. the agency says there have been 19 reports of injuries. the recall bikes were sold between september 2018 to march 2022. customers are advised to stop using these bikes and to call the company for a free repair kit. still ahead on the pub on morning news, a teen girl is

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bay shoreline just earlier, some ground fog was kind of blowing up against the hills here a little bit. but you can see the east bay shoreline lit up nicely. but we don't have the skies cleared out. so that's the next step order of business here. onshore winds there. the arrows notice all coming pretty much from the west. and then we get into some of the valleys in the east bay. they start to kind of spread out a little bit. but again, a good clip going on. keeps temperatures down. keeps the marine layer moisture up. middle 50's lining up the east bay shoreline. for now, we've got santa rosa. 51. 61, antioch, 58, san jose. and we've got a 54 half moon bay still overcast. however, we should mention at the coast will probably get some relief going on with some sunshine this afternoon at the ballpark today, the giants to battle against the rockies. again, 105, game time. temps, 60 ish, mostly sunny. by the time the game hits breezy, chilly cold west winds. 25 gusting up about 35 to 2 that they're not playing next weekend in town because the much warmer 64 at high noon to 3 o'clock. we're at 70 and yes, a warming

schedule. our forecast is in the schedule. coming up towards the end of next week will be popping at the triple digits. will take a look at that. plus, your 4 zone forecast for this cool sunday stuffed. >> all right, dave, thank you for that update in the south bay, santa clara county public health officials are using art to get the word out about child vaccinations. kron four's philippe djegal explains. >> kids turned local artists saturday at lake cunningham, regional park in san jose. the painting exercise highlighting an event hosted by the county of santa clara public health department, encouraging families their young ones up to date on vaccines required to attend school like detach measles, mumps, rubella, polio and varicella technician warren or one percent ts keep their bodies, health team and prevent all that it fit, but it's more powerful. when everybody. you know that new vaccination declined across the country following the

pandemic. not as sharply, though, in santa clara county. we want maintain that. we want to keep that when group that local muralist breaking mcfly was hired by the nonprofit local color to design the mural represent different be vaccinated and being strong and protecting the community from viruses and that things like flag. as a part of everyday life. >> and a community building the plan is to eventually display them year old in a permanent public space to share with the community in san jose believed to all 4 news. >> sandra fell. police are looking for a therapy dog out after it was stolen from a nonprofit. this happened friday on 4th street in the downtown area. this dog that you're seeing your screen is a young male cab named buddy who weighs about 12 pounds. but he has white crowley for with brown spots and was last seen wearing a green color. anyone with information is asked to please call police. mountain

view. police are looking for a man accused of inappropriately touching a teenager out jogging boys. gayle ong has more. >> yes, another local just knowing that told me this cyclists that she will be more alert after hearing about a man who grabbed teenage girl while she was jogging on the bay trail in mountain view, such a nice india. and you see people, lots of people around here and join and bike and say according to mountain view police. it was wednesday around 8.30, in the evening when the teen was approached by a man walking a bicycle. police say he the girl if she spoke spanish she knew how to get back to a hotel. then he put his arm around her and touched her inappropriately. disturbing because, you know, like a beautiful day, we just come here to see it that you know, of the shoreline enjoyed today. >> it's disturbing and talking because we do come here more often than not. and he's >> i never thought that this something like this would happen year. it said seems to be a pretty safe area of the

jogger push. the suspect away ran from the area and flag down a woman who walked her back to her car. when you think about the fact that so many people come through here. >> and that there might not be enough security to allow that to be to be done safely. >> that's unsettling. >> and anyone with information about the suspect is asked to contact mountain view. police reporting from mountain view gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, california's reparations task force has submitted its final recommendations to the legislature and the governor. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with a lawmaker on the task force who shares what reparations for black residents could look like. >> applause last week after the california reparations task force completed its 1100 page final recommendations. report sending it to the legislature and the governor. the document dives into how california reparations should work for descendants of black american slaves and those in the black community who've experienced racism and wrongs reparations. the final recommendations report comes

following a two-year period featuring more than a dozen task force hearings and thousands of testimonies. when you heard individuals testify. >> i could hear my ancestors talking through the assembly member reggie jones. sawyer is one of the members who said on the task force and helped draft up the final report. i was extremely impressed because it is a definite blueprint of what you need to do when it comes to homes, forced on anybody. the document received a lot of attention for its recommendation that the legislature consider what are described as down payments for descendants of anyone who was a black slave. in addition to those in the black community whose ancestors arrived before 1900, if the descendants meet a certain criteria for the wrongs they've endured, coupled with the amount of time they've lived in california that could be eligible for up to 1.2 million dollars. >> but it also comes as critics argue down payments constitute government handouts in the state already dealing with a 30 plus billion dollar shortfall. this inside california politics. emerson

college poll last month found 50% of californians either strongly or somewhat oppose the idea while more than a quarter support, it another 22% are neutral. john sawyer says cash payments are just one portion of a much larger picture of the citizen day one % reparations more than cash paid. >> and it's unfortunate that that has become a lynch pin starting point for people who are against it. and there's a myriad of other things reparations. he says that includes calls for increased state subsidize mortgage programs for eligible black californians. >> legislation promoting racial pay equity and a reduction of food deserts described as areas lacking access to fresh food, something he says impacts predominantly black now that the report is in the hands of lawmakers, john sawyer has a message to his legislative colleagues that they have their staff. >> and the people who advise them read it so that we we can have very good, robust how are

you? and that's where governor gavin newsom stands on all of this. he spoke about it just before he went out of state last week. we will review it. >> and we'll make a determination make subsequent statements after have a chance to read. >> and as for a timetable here, well, it could still be a while until any final decisions are made. but john sawyer tells me he hopes to see action before he's turned out to the legislature in 2024. reporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> us farm workers are among those really feeling the heat as earth repeatedly broke an official records for average global temps this week. heat advisories and excessive heat warnings continue to roll across the u.s. experts say farm workers are 35 times more likely to die of heat exposure than workers in other industries. and right now there is currently no federal heat standard that ensures their health and safety. >> start early in the morning and try try to beat the heat

we're trying to be done out of the fields by noon. the latest some days we can to make we can't. >> many workers are now calling for changes in farming that could use less water and fertilizer and store more of the carbon that contributes to climate change. tensions are running high in san francisco's outer sunset neighborhood over plans for a proposed skyscraper. the project a long slow boulevards proposed by developer ch planning. it would be. the first of its kind building in the area and the largest by far a group called save our neighborhood. san francisco is protesting the tower insisting there are plenty of vacancies throughout the city that still need to be filled. planning commission's chief of staff tells kron 4 the design does not comply with the city's current zoning laws, which limit structures to 100 feet tall. the way these restrictions, the sunset district skyscraper must dedicate more than 100 units to below market housing. there was no winner in last night's powerball drawing and that means the jackpot is now up to

650 million dollars. the next drawing is wednesday night. if you win and choose the cash option, you walk away with 328 million dollars. if you don't want to wait until next wednesday, the next mega millions drawing is on tuesday. that jackpot now worth 480 million dollars. and a new app is changing. the way we look at health. it uses your smartphone camera to read your vitals this by taking a selfie. rich demuro takes a closer look. >> staying on top of your health takes a lot of work. but now one app is using a combination of ai and a selfie to help you take your vitals instantly and make managing your health. he's ear. >> a simple selfie to measure your vitals and you've got beautiful vitals. first of all, thank you. it's a key feature of a new app designed to help people take control of their health heart rate. your pulse is 63 your blood oxygenation level is 97%,

which is excellent. it's called together by renee started by doctor renee dua, the same doctor behind the successful doctor on demand app called heal. i actively see patients and i run into the same few problems every single week for 20 years together lets you scan pill bottles for a complete picture of the medications you take to offer. retail reminders and analysis. this happens for anybody with a medical condition and anybody who has someone in their life that loves them that wants to help them take care of that medical condition. the app uses ai to sort through scans to suggest lab tests and preventative screenings. you might need to schedule, for example, we see here that you're taking a cholesterol pill, you need to have your liver enzymes checked while you're taking a class hill. the selfie vital feature gives you an instant snapshot of your health, including blood pressure and let you know if your medications are working. so just with a selfie, this is measuring my heart rate. we're

experts, sorry rate and also my blood oxygen level. >> it works by looking at the blood vessels in your retina. the idea that we used the camera phone to learn about you. >> was to me the game changer. information stays private unless you choose to share. coming soon, the apple analyze voice for signs of anxiety or depression and scan insurance cards to find providers in your plan, everything is in one place and that's what i've done with this out. next up, the app will be able to book appointments for you and that selfie will be able to measure hemoglobin a one c which is average blood sugar. >> if you want to link to the app, you can find me on social media. i am at rich on tech. in artificial intelligence is becoming more common and now cal fire is using it. >> i was rob nesbitt spoke with one of their fire captains. >> cal fire has about 1000 cameras set up throughout the state. they have the ability to rotate 360 degree. zoom in

and out and i can detect wildfires. these giant monitors that cal fire's grass valley emergency command senter are able to bring up any of their 1000 cameras set up on high towers. but 3 months ago, cal fire added something new a i this red square on the horizon is artificial intelligence detecting something out of the ordinary. according to captain nathan menth. >> whether it's dense smoke, whether it's a change the color on the horizon. the technology allows us to have that early detection. we can pinpoint utilizing multiple cameras throughout our unit out of cal fire's. 21 command center's 6 are testing out the new ai technology kept immense as one say aye detect smoke on the horizon. his staff will confirm a fire and use the computers to make immediate predictions for where the flames are heading allows us to see the topography. we can cross that over with the wind and the weather. the humidity and we can draw our best conclusion or provided the incident commanders and and

the crews at scene of the incident who are actively mitigating for cal i is all about speed, a technology that's detecting fires at record speeds. early detection. early response and fires that are stopped well before reaching her property stance will use of this program has been utilized out of our office and it has been quite a game changer in regards to that intelligence. that information gathering that we used to just rely upon the reporting parties for the called in to the 9-1-1. captain men says that second confirmation always comes from a worker at the command senter and not technology. >> reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> all right. taking a live look now outside at san francisco international airport where it is looking quite dreary out there. yeah, a little dreary. but doesn't look like it's impacting travel too much. we saw that plane on that runway just a second ago. and is condensation on the lens of

the and yet it could be some spots where we have this very atmosphere that we always deal with >> we do have a about an hour ground delay cooking and all of this, too. so him with this mixing out quickly step and it will probably take care of any schedule issues that get bumped around by all this. but just keep in mind, if you have any travels there, that >> schedules might be jostled around just a little bit. so stephanie was referring to kind of a gloomy start to the day. but right above us is that dry air warmer. but the important issue is dry because it's hard to get the warm air to move much because it's less dense. but the drier air starts punching in and starts mixing out and we take care of the fog as the day progresses numbers as you head up to tahoe near about 80 next couple of days. already full swing. it looks like for some are going on there. meanwhile, back in the home front, we've got mid 50's lighting up the east bay shorelines. what's chilly for all? 61 off to antioch. 51 santa rosa, but we'll see the numbers warm up today. 58 san jose and 54 for half moon bay. now at the coast. still a little problematic to start. however,

i think by the time we get to the afternoon, at least we get some sun cooking in here. but then the fall comes rolling back pretty much store in the late afternoon early evening. as far as our heat spike coming our way, still not total agreement on timing length and how heavy that it's going to be the general consensus is yeah, we get the high start to build right over us here, right we finish off the week. so this is the perfect scenario to get a little bit of a heat spike working in here that cuts off the surface winds. we don't get the refreshing winds like we're getting now. but then as we go into early the following week, the high slips out of the corner saw our southwest and therefore not overheads as much anymore. not as intense. so then it starts to break down how looks like will cross over 100 and a lot of those in the valleys friday saturday. what linger into sunday monday, some of the models say yes, some say no, it's going to go off the central valley and dip down to the south like that high. did. so that's kind tva here. all right. 4 zone forecast today. 62 san francisco to the coast will do about 60 ish. meanwhile, long

bayside 66 going on for burning gain. 68 foster city, san carlos in redwood city at 70 67 for mountain view and in the south bay here, pretty much lower 70's, although of morgan hill getting to los gatos at 74 upper 60's east bay shoreline inland. it's only in the lower 70's going on livermore valley at 72 dublin. 68 72 for danville in walnut creek. 75 concord and 62 for berkeley. 65 allay 76 for fairfield. now 72 80 santa rosa. it only goes up from this point and pretty quickly get to about tuesday for the rest of the week. we're in lady ish territory. we see another spike happened for friday into saturday. again, welcoming in the triple digits yet again. it's july. so east bay shoreline, you'll probably see around 90 ish friday saturday. what we're going to be watching is how long this will be when it breaks and how hot it will be in the days to look out for friday and saturday. stephanie. all right. thank you.

>> now to bay area baseball, the giants looking to get back to their winning ways against the colorado rockies. kron four's. kate rooney has the highlights. >> on friday, the giants lost at home to the worst team in the national league. the colorado rockies. that's not how you want to head into the all-star break. so looking for reversal of fortune on saturday, it was hello kitty day at the yard and she threw out the first pitch. not for a cartoon. the rockies went up one, nothing in the first. but in the bottom of the inning, 2 outs and a man on for michael conforto launches an opposite field drive to left. >> 13th homer of the season to give the giants a 2 to one lead. rockies would tie it up. but back come the giants. blake sabol lines a single through the left side of the infield. patrick bailey scores and the giants lead 3 to 2. then in the 5th with a man on and 2 out, pinch hitter. austin slater shot to left field. that going to land in

tunnel. slater's 3rd, homer on the season and that was your ball game. giants win 5 to 3. how about giants starting pitcher alex cobb was named to his first all-star game in 12 seasons in the lead after the game. he talked about what it means to him and his family. >> this the first one. i'm going be able to go experience of 35 have my life my to my 2 but you know, people, people that really you know, impacted early in my careers, middle my her to, you know, now it's really special all of the all of the family members there. i wouldn't have that you know, i got named earlier on in my career. >> what a cool moment for cobb. meanwhile, the a's in boston last at fenway park 10 to 3. they have now lost 8 of to 3. they have now lost 8 of their last 9 games against the

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industry officials say they're seeing a surge of people, brooke. a booking cruises. they say the rising cost of air travel is turn people towards vacationing on the high seas. the cruise line international association expects 31 and a half million people to take cruises this year. that's a jump from the nearly 30 million people who cruised 4 years ago, the last normal year before the pandemic began. and elton john told his fans they will remain in his head heart and soul as

he closed the final show of his big farewell tour in sweden last night. the 76 year-old has been traveling all around the world, performing his farewell yellow brick road show since 2018 during the 2 and a half hour long concert. elton john performed. 23 of his hit songs and war for dazzling costumes. still got it at age. 76. well, still ahead on the next hour, the kron morning news. we continue our live coverage of the relief or just to shift stuck in san fra cisco. >> the latest on a new departure. time for thousands of passengers. plus, oakland's 9-1-1 dispatch system fails again for the second time this week. reaction from one man who says emergency call times have been delayed for far too long. also, we continue to follow the latest on a plane crash in the north bay. we've just learned that crash was deadly. stay with us. we have the latest in a live report at

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday, july, the 9th. let's get started. but with a look at the weather with mister davis bar. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a little cool as we start our day today with all the fog clouds covering over the bay. now we do have that dry air aloft. so

>> that's starting to mix out a little bit in some spots of the viewing area here. but we're still working on the immediate bay air still kind of socked in a little bit with mostly cloudy skies. for now. >> again, it will be a cool day today with that onshore wind. here's the shot of the east bay shoreline. we're doing it again. and some fog kind of comes right up against us here on the ground. it's certainly a loft announce covering over the east bay shoreline telling us it's starting to mix a bit. meanwhile, the golden gate bridge, you can see kind of overcast for now i checked the shot down in san jose state. we could see some broken clouds working. there is some blue star to pierce on through onshore winds. that's going to be today tonight through tomorrow. not only does that bring in the marine layer, but it keeps those temperatures down and keeps a somewhat moist here. we don't dry out too much. all good news on that front. if you like the warmer weather, don't worry. it's coming in the longer range forecast. mid 50's along the east bay shoreline. 61 for now for antioch. we've got a 56 up there to santa rosa. 54 half moon bay. again, looks like an improvement for the afternoon. be patient. it may take a while to get 58 san jose. by comparison sake were

a couple degrees behind yesterday with very aggressive fog today. 67, by 1 o'clock. there are your winds working at 70 and that's it 70 for temperatures as we see a lot of 70's going on and that's going to replace by the 90's. and just about 48 hours or so. so have more your forecast. both the 4 zone and then extended coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> now to breaking news we're following this morning. we have just learned that an overnight plane crash in sandra fell has turned deadly kron four's. tiffany justice is live for us now at smith branch airport with the late-breaking details. stephanie. >> right, stephanie, we did get an update from the marin county sheriff's office. and we have learned that this was a deadly plane crash and that one person was pronounced dead at the scene. another still in critical condition. this all happening around 10, 30 last night. we want to show you some video of the scene. we do know that you can see the tail of that plane sticking out of marsh. this is happening or happened at this miss of ranch

airport. and according to the senator felt fire department, 2 people had to be extracted from that plane which crashed at the end of the runway. authorities say because of where the plane crashed, it was difficult to get to sheriff's office say say, says around 10:00pm a call came in about a bright flash of light in the sky and power being out near the airport. one of was sent to a critical condition is injured and had to airlifted to the john muir medical center in walnut creek. that's according to california highway patrol. one has passed away. the other is in critical condition and we have come from there are only 2 people on board the flight which left from end in nevada was on his way to sour. phil has its final destination. we also know the plane did take down some electrical lines in the area and knocked out power to nearly 2000 customers. but according to the outage map on the pga new website, that power has been restored. now,

we do know that the marin county sheriff's office is working alongside the ntsb to figure out what happened. the cause of the crash is still being investigated. stephanie, back to all right, stephanie, thank you for continuing to follow this story for us in southern california, 6 people died in a private jet crash saturday morning. >> the small plane plunged into a field near french valley airport and maria starting a fire scorched an acre. it took firefighters an hour to put out that blaze. the faa and local authorities are on site conducting an investigation. this is the second deadly plane crash at that airport in the same week. and the prince's chris cruise ship that struck a pier in san francisco thursday finally expected to leave at 4 o'clock this afternoon. so live look at the ship this morning. could see it up there. it was originally scheduled to leave on thursday. the collision with the pier damage the back of this vessel. let's take a closer look at that damage. passengers on board say they felt only a slight bump and were able to get off the ship

safely. a princess cruise line spokesperson told kron 4 they are offering options to passengers and giving refunds and credits towards other excursions. we spoke with some of the passengers still waiting for the ship to leave. >> they're trying their best you could tell there you trying to buy time. captain kept coming on every couple hours. we need more time talking. the coast guard, you know, is a little bit bigger than you know, it seems that it is. but i think they're just doing all the planning and finally figured out that they could on sunday, which is a lot later than it >> the coast guard says they have inspectors monitoring the repair process and the ship will not depart until it meets all safety standards. and the city of oakland's 9-1-1, automated system failed again on saturday. going down for hours. kron four's amanda hari spoke with one man who said he has experienced delays in emergency response time for months. the man i spoke to says it breaks his heart had

its this difficult to reach 9-1-1. >> he says it makes him sad for his city and some think needs to change. busy signal is alan liang. owner of oakland auto shop tried to call 9-1-1 in september. he found a body crushed in the tow yard. >> he says he was placed on hold for 10 minutes. then he had to continue to officers respond to maybe about 40 minutes later after that >> so more ridiculous and more things. and already it he says living and working in a high crime area. he's had to make many 9-1-1. calls and it's becoming more and more difficult, but not 1, 1, that's been the past 10 years. yang says he's a takes seconds to speak to a dispatcher. he often waits minutes. >> then thursday, a power outage knocked out oakland's 9-1-1, aided dispatching system. >> forcing dispatchers to

handle calls manually for hours, then less than 24 hours after the city said their systems were restored, they went down again saturday morning. president of the oakland police officers association barry donelan says the writing was on the wall for 9-1-1, collapse citing a recent grand jury report to system failed. >> and the grand jury said it. every oakland police officer said oakland mayor sheng thao says one of her administration's main focuses is the 9-1-1 issue. i can say that i have directed that 9-1-1. call taker vacancies begin top tier priority. the city's hiring blitz. yang says he doesn't believe mayor thao has been aggressive enough in her efforts. despite that, he's not leaving oakland the debate, but i have pride for oakland and the better answer for sue me that would plan. the better answer is much rather to help out how you can get >> we says he believes the issue is bigger than just a

slow 9-1-1. response. he thinks leaders have to look at ways to curb crime. so there's less 9-1-1. call volume in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. police arrested a man and a woman after the pair allegedly rammed a truck into patrol cars in palo alto. >> about 5 last night, officers set up behind the manual clinton struck at the first federal republic bank. they suspected he was committing fraud. that's when the pickup truck reversed into the patrol car and sped off the truck then slammed into another patrol car on leland avenue. officer suffered a broken hand bone. the other suffered face injuries. police also arrested the passenger kelsey lucius who was also on board the pickup officers found a loaded handgun, narcotics and fake id's in that truck. a woman is dead after a car struck her late saturday night in san jose. that crash happened at east capitol expressway and monterey highway at 9.45. the

woman was taken to the hospital where she later died of her injuries. this marks the 24th fatal collision and 25th traffic death of 2023 in the city westbound capitol expressway between snow avenue and 7 trees boulevard are shut the san francisco fire department says pg e equipment exploded underground, causing property damage in san francisco last >> the blast blew off a manhole cover, took windows and damaged at least one car in the pacific heights neighborhood. >> happened around 8.15, near laguna street and pacific avenue. this is video from the citizen app. you can damage blue tesla there and windowless curtains flapping in the breeze. >> now firefighters say nobody was hurt and called this an isolated incident. a judge has ordered the city of san jose to release all records relating to the firefighters strip club scandal last october. the controversy started with a viral video showing a woman wearing a bikini stepping out of a fire

engine outside of the pink poodle strip club. a fire captain was demoted after this. the mercury news later tried to sue the city claiming the city refused to release records about its internal in investigation into what happened here on friday. a judge ruled the city must comply with that request. mayor matt mahan applauding this ruling. his office releasing a statement force which reads in part here as somebody who has been pushing for more transparency on this matter. the judge's decision is good news. the public will now be able to see key details of the investigation themselves and understand why significant discipline was imposed and that san jose will not tolerate deviation from the high standards. the vast majority of our workforce uphold every day. coming up on the kron, morning news, a new exhibit in the south bay is promoting interactive art. plus the possible next step in the ongoing reparations process or black california residents. the latest word

from one member of the task force. >> and we have a fog layer kind of covering us over the bay for right now. that's going to clear out, though, in those inland high in the 70's says this july, don't worry. it will clear throat later on during their long range forecast. check and your sunday. we come back to kron. sunday. we come back to kron. 4 morning news continues. (♪) 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. (♪) at denny's, we're celebrating baconalia. with new creations starring black label® thick cut cherrywood bacon.

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welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and you can see some of the improvement i was referencing earlier down the san jose state. you can see some blue star to peer through there. that's a dry air layer starting to mix with the marine layer. don't worry. >> we'll take care of that around the bay to get the sunshine out to do its performance. but that's the sign of things to come, including at the coast to although it may take until later in the afternoon to do that mid 50's line at the east bay shoreline. for now we got 56 santa rosa, 53 san francisco, antioch, you're coming in about a 61. 58, san jose. so you can see a lot of climate control going on with this. a marine layer filtering into even some of those inland spots will see lhe same thing again tomorrow. now you can see this on future cast for it fog. we have mixes out pretty quickly today, although it is kind of stubborn there around san francisco tonight spills back in again in the central valley. this is pretty progressive here. this will be for tomorrow morning. we'll see kind of that again to on tuesday before it starts to become more subdued and it will mix out fairly quickly

along temperatures climbing very quickly with that as well. onshore winds. that's the name of the game, both that this morning overnight. but into today and this afternoon it will be lingering with us all the way to about tuesday. that's again, keeping temperatures down a bit but inland, we're going to start to see some movement going on here to reach at least the 90's early bay clouds as what we've been talking about, breezy 60's in the bay shoreline for highs, 70's inland tomorrow. already a big change happening here, 70's for the bay. but 90's happening as early as we get into tomorrow. that will be kind of hold in the course for the rest of the week. now late in the week. this is what the little wrinkle is here. we're looking for another heat spike coming our way. temperature maybe about 100. plus is possible here between 101. 0, 5, and that's again for contra costa county, solano county. those are the spots to really watch with all of this. and we don't know when that's going to break. it may happen as early as sunday. other models say it may linger all the way through mondays will keep an eye on that as we get a little closer. 62 san francisco, 66

for oakland, 71. meanwhile for san jose, some scattered clouds and cool. here's the big high temperature map here compared to what's coming. this is very, very modest. middle 70's to upper 70's in the east bay, 80 up there to santa rosa. lots of 60's covered the east bay shoreline. here you have the next couple of days already to 91 by tuesday course. we'll have that extended for you to stephanie. all right, dave, looking forward to that. >> and there's worldwide concern over a spike in synthetic drugs which are considered, especially addictive. our washington, d.c., correspondent alexandra limon has the story. >> nearly 110,000 americans died last year of a drug overdose. two-thirds of those deaths involved synthetic opioids. the state department is launching a global initiative to fight against synthetic drugs. we believe the united states is a canary in the coal mine when it comes to fentanyl. an exceptionally addictive and deadly synthetic drugs, secretary of state antony blinken says the saturation of synthetic opioids in the u.s. is pushing

the drugs into other parts of the world and these synthetic drugs the scene. >> also, too easy to produce axis. michael, the global count of people. >> struggling with drug use disorder. has escalated to 9.5 million individuals. and that's why officials from around the world gathered in that virtual forum to discuss global cooperation to fight synthetic drugs already existing global efforts include intelligence sharing on drug trafficking, new laws and prosecutions. this coalition is intended to build on these and other important efforts. >> not take their place. international leaders say they're committed to working together to stop drug trafficking and production, establish a global coalition. >> to coordinate our efforts in managing this crisis. >> in washington, alexandra limon. in francisco, a grass fire burned 5 acres in mclaren park on saturday.

>> that blaze started in the city's crocker, amazon neighborhood burning from geneva avenue near moscow street to sunnydale avenue. crews contained the fire around 5.45 last night stopping it from spreading to a nearby school. in san francisco. rescue crews pulled a dozen people out of the waters around the city due to strong wind gusts. several people were rather several excuse me, rather, several children were among those rescued one rescue involving 2 kite surfers happened around 5 in the afternoon. a point lobos near cliff house. 2 kayakers also had to be rescued near pier 70 80 kayakers, including 6 kids were rescued from behind barry bonds. junior giants field crews say some local fishing boats helped in the rescue. everyone is expected to be okay. the san francisco fire department is urging people this weekend to stay out of the water because of dangerous conditions. wind gusts could reach more than 30 miles an hour. and the continues for a

missing petaluma man swept into yosemite rapids just last week. the national park service is 24 year-old kaden clement off was backpacking with friends on july 2nd when he fell into the water. state officials are warning the public that rivers, streams and other waterways are very dangerous this year because of massive runoff and snow melt. the somebody park rangers respond to about 250 emergencies throughout the park every year. one of the biggest challenges for a dog owner is coping with a sick pet, especially when it's a serious illness like cancer. and of course, is the costs, which can be overwhelming for many people. but as kron four's ken wayne reports, there's an organization that says it c.n help. >> this ibait his dog ta aas lorrd vader. if you know, you know. agr absolulutetely loves s heher r lilittleogadade adyeyes.s. a as s ininin d . yes. as in

>> i think that allowed in college, though. you've been through a lot of like life milestones, throughout my life, do you like my child? >> after a routine checkup, she noticed a bump in his paw. she had vader tested. >> doctor told me that it was a tumor my heart kind of thinking that moment. and i was just like a shock. the kind of like, what do you mean like? what does it mean about vader? >> more testing showed the cancer had spread to lymph nodes in the shoulder. fast forward to now, vader is recovering well from surgery, but he's just starting chemo and that will cost more than $5,000. diary fishing organizations would like to have something out. you're like i can't be the only person. >> you know, in the position, you know, like i want to do everything that i can. it's just tough because, you know, it's expensive. >> that's when she found the magic bullet fund. it was founded in 2005 by lori kaplan and see founded the organization in honor of her

dog bullet who had cancer. we've helped about almost 900 dogs to date, but just been amazing after a posting on the magic bullet website, the money was quickly raised to cover the costs of vader's chemotherapy. >> i'm still so much gratitude knowing that people are willing come together even with the 4th quarter, just sharing, you know, like i did not expect the amount of support that we got. and i was just so happy to know, you know, that people are willing to help. >> soon will be back doing what he does best being a happy and playful dog. >> you know, the amount of money that we were able to it's getting so much hope knowing that, you know, at least will be ok that will be able to support it and at least have a couple more years with him. >> well, francisco has been slow to bounce back from the pandemic, but you wouldn't know it in some areas. kron four's vicki liviakis takes us morning's dine. and dish. >> all the while parents to

san francisco's financial district and land here at one maritime closet. this is what everybody's talking about. it was the main thing that makes for great bar >> place >> to see and be seen. this is a scene in there, but he's right. made and the bar scene. that's something right out leading patrons dressed to the nines car. little part owner is no exception. so vibe here is kind florence, rome, which 1, of the people that looking people to so they want to stress that. and be sure. and means that something flawless so why not on a pop by to share a toast some friends. the prosecco flowing. there are fresh oysters, a tier of italian orders. joseph the chef most recently from across

the walk in to dine on pasco were just ordering roni and pretend to be on an exotic italian holiday. for that, we in san francisco, vicki liviakis 4 news. >> a new reports indicate interest rates will rise again after the fed paused them last month. some economic experts say inflation is still well above its 2% goal, meaning more interest rate hikes are needed. hikes mean higher interest for consumer and business loans as well as higher home equity loans, auto loans and credit card rates. ups labor negotiations stalled this week. the current contract expires around the end of this month impacting 340,000 workers. ups claims use union negotiators abandon the bargaining table bu- union officials say the company walked away and failed to present an acceptable offer.

if a strike goes through, it could result in delayed packages and an increase in shipping costs and the price of goods. in national news, 8 people were shot at a party in texas last night. several of the victims are said to be teenagers. it happened el paso where police say 6 of the 8 injured were hospitalized. all are expected to survive. no word on any arrests at this time. it's the first fentanyl murder conviction of its kind in the state. a fentanyl dealer is convicted of murder for the death of a 15 year-old girl that tells us what this means in the fight against fentanyl. >> for the first time in california, according to the placer county district attorney's office, a judge friday convictedda fenton on dealer for murder for his role in the death of a 15 year-old. the da also passing along a message for those still out there selling the deadly drug. don't come to placer county to sell fentanyl. you might pay for it with a life sentence inside the placer county superior court. the judge

convicted 21 year-old nathaniel cabot come get of second-degree murder for the june 2022. death of the teenage girl from roseville. this a defendant who was selling fake him. 30 pills, but ultimately contained lethal levels of fentanyl. a fake pill disguised as something real filled with the deadly substance that took the lives of over 6,000 people in california just last year. according to preliminary data from the california department of public health, this case truly represents one aspect of our fighting. the fentanyl the prosecution and enforcement is very important, a necessary component, but it's not the only component education, awareness and prevention. >> are very much important as well. but today is about holding dealers accountable, helping bring awareness to the cause. our kris and laura did here who lost their son, zachary to a fentanyl poisoning back in december of 2020. chris says more people need to know about the scale of this deadly drug in the united states is 200 people every day. time from illicit

fentanyl. >> so imagine an airline crash every single day. so it's something that has to be taken seriously. meanwhile, laura didier says friday's conviction is a step in the right direction and she hopes that people see placer county taking the fentanyl epidemic seriously. it's a mix of emotions. i mean, nothing can bring our bills led to kids back. you know, there's not there's no amount justice that will. >> bring our children back. it does make you know, you feel that your child's life mattered. you know that they that they won't be forgotten, that the person that was responsible for ending their life. we'll have. we'll have to be accountable for that. >> and that was zach boetto reporting for us. kron four's continues to focus on the fentanyl crisis here in the bay area. just scan this qr code on your screen to go to a special section of our web site with the latest stories.

still ahead on the kron, morning news, a teen girl is sexually assaulted while jogging mountain view. >> the suspect still at large. details ahead.

>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news on stephanie lin at 9.29. this sunday. let's start off this

half hour with a look at our forecast with dave payday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. kind of those overcast skies to start the day around the bay, although we're seeing it start to be punched in a little bit. >> by some blue skies, the taking hold, at least in the south bay a little bit here as the dry air helps us out clearing conditions out. you may actually see sunshine working its magic at the coast by this afternoon. but here you can see kind of just it's broken clouds for right now. this will improve to mostly sunny in the afternoon. there you have a shot there from san jose state there. onshore winds. they're going to welcome in that a marine layer as early as this late afternoon early evening. so again, the fog will be pretty aggressive for your morning commute tomorrow morning. indeed, a little bit into tuesday as well before we take hold with that high pressure, middle 50's line up the east bay shoreline. for now, we haven't seen a lot of movement dust yet. 63 even inland for antioch. 58. meanwhile, for san jose, we're just talking about san jose state about how they're kind of socked in our work. san francisco giants. they're battling the rockies at 105, temps about 60. it's a

shame. this is not being played next weekend because it's much warmer. mostly sunny, breezy cold, actually west wind 25 with a gust at 35. so dress for the football game. 67 at 1 o'clock. 4 o'clock at around 70 expect a lot of 70's inland. those are going to jump through the 80's tomorrow and into the 90's and settle in for much of the rest of next week. i'll have more on that extended forecast for you. we'll check the 4 zone for the sunday, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> in the south bay, santa clara county, public health officials are using art to get the word out about child vaccinations. kron four's philippe de gaulle explains. >> kids turned local artists saturday at lake cunningham, regional park in san jose. the painting exercise highlighting an event hosted by the county of santa clara public health department, encouraging families their young ones up to date on vaccines required to attend school like detach measles, mumps, rubella, polio

and varicella technician warren or one percent to keep their bodies. >> health team and prevent all that it fit, but it's more powerful. when everybody. you know that new vaccination declined across the country following the pandemic. not as sharply, though, in santa clara county. we want maintain that. we want to keep that when group that local muralist breaking mcfly was hired by the nonprofit local color to design the mural represent different be vaccinated and being strong and protecting the community from viruses and >> that things like flag. as a part of everyday life. and that a community building the plan is to eventually display them year old in a permanent public space to share with the community in san jose. police to call run for >> well, sandra fell. police are looking for a therapy dog after it was stolen from a nonprofit. it happened friday on 4th street in the downtown

area. this dog is a young male calf named buddy who weighs about 12 pounds. but he has white curly for with brown spots and was last seen wearing a green color. anyone with information is asked to please call sandra fell. police. sure hope he's found soon in the north bay. a woman is dead after a rollover crash on highway 101. in healdsburg. chp say the driver of a toyota camry lost control last night and crashed into the center median. the car then went off the roadway and flipped over. police believe neither the driver nor passenger were wearing a seatbelt. how the driver lost control is under investigation. and a new police are looking for a man accused of inappropriately touching a teenager who was out jogging. four's gayle ong has the details. >> yes, another local just knowing that told me this cyclists that she will be more alert after hearing about a man who grabbed teenage girl while she was jogging on the bay trail in mountain view, such a nice india. and you see

people, lots of people around here and join and bike and say according to mountain view police. it was wednesday around 8.30, in the evening when the teen was approached by a man walking a bicycle. police say he the girl if she spoke spanish she knew how to get back to a hotel. then he put his arm around her and touched her inappropriately. disturbing because, you know, like a beautiful day, we just come here to see it that you know, of the shoreline enjoyed today. >> it's disturbing and talking because we do come here more often than not. and he's >> i never thought that this something like this would happen year. it said seems to be a pretty safe area of the jogger push. the suspect away ran from the area and flagged down a woman who walked her back to her car. when you think about the fact that so many people come through here. >> and that there might not be enough security to allow that to be to be done safely. >> that's unsettling. >> and anyone with information about the suspect is asked to contact mountain view. police reporting from mountain view gayle ong kron. 4 news.

>> california's reparations task force has submitted its final recommendations to the legislature and the governor. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with a lawmaker on the task force who shares what reparations for black residents could look like. >> applause last week after the california reparations task force completed its 1100 page final recommendations. report sending it to the legislature and the governor. the document dives in to help california reparations should work for descendants of black american slaves and those in the black community who've experienced racism and reparations. the final recommendations report comes following a two-year period featuring more than a dozen task force hearings and thousands of testimonies. when you heard individuals testify. >> i could hear my ancestors talking to the assembly member reggie jones. sawyer is one of the members who said on the task force and helped draft up the final report. i was extremely impressed because it

is a definite blueprint of what you need to do when it comes to harms foisted on anybody. the document received a lot of attention for its recommendation that the legislature consider what are described as down payments for descendants of anyone who was a black slave. in addition to those in the black community whose ancestors arrived before 1900, if the descendants meet a certain criteria for the wrongs they've endured, coupled with the amount of time they've lived in california that could be eligible for up to 1.2 million dollars. >> but it also comes as critics argue down payments constitute government handouts in the state already dealing with a 30 plus billion dollar shortfall. this inside california politics. emerson college poll last month found 50% of californians either strongly or somewhat oppose the idea while more than a quarter support, it another 22% are neutral. john sawyer says cash payments are just one portion of a much larger picture of his status. and they want reparations more than cash paid. >> it's unfortunate that that

has become a lynch pin starting point for people who are against it. and there's a myriad other things in reparations. he says that includes calls for increased state subsidize mortgage programs for eligible black californians. >> legislation promoting racial pay equity and a reduction of food deserts described as areas lacking access to fresh food, something he says impacts predominantly black now that the report is in the hands of lawmakers, john sawyer has a message to his legislative colleagues, but they have their staff. >> and the people who advise them read it so that we we can have very good, robust discussion for governor. how are you? and that's where governor gavin newsom stands on all of this. he spoke about it just before he went out of state last week. we will review it. >> and we'll make a determination make subsequent statements after have a chance to read. >> and as for a timetable here, well, it could still be a while until any final decisions are made. but john sawyer tells me he hopes to

see action before he's turned out to the legislature in 2024. reporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> artificial intelligence is becoming more common and now cal fire is using it. kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with one of their fire captains. >> cal fire has about 1000 cameras set up throughout the state. they have the ability to rotate 360 degree. zoom in and out and i can detect wildfires. these giant monitors that cal fire's grass valley emergency command senter are able to bring up any of their 1000 cameras set up on high towers. but 3 months ago, cal fire added something new a i this red square on the horizon is artificial intelligence detecting something out of the ordinary. according to captain nathan menth. >> whether it's dense smoke, whether it's a change the color on the horizon. the technology allows us to have that early detection. we can pinpoint utilizing multiple cameras throughout our unit out of cal fire's. 21 command

center's 6 are testing out the new ai technology kept immense as one say aye detect smoke on the horizon. his staff will confirm a fire and use the computers to make immediate predictions for where the flames are heading allows us to see the topography. we can cross that over with the wind and the weather. the humidity and we can draw our best conclusion or provided the incident commanders and and the crews at scene of the incident who are actively mitigating for cal i is all about speed, a technology that's detecting fires at record speeds. early detection. early response and fires that are stopped well before reaching your property stance will use this program has been utilized out of our office and it has been quite a game changer in regards to that intelligence. that information gathering that we used to just rely upon the reporting parties for the called in to the 9-1-1. captain men says that second confirmation always comes from a worker at the command senter and not technology. >> reporting the newsroom. i'm

rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and there was no winner in last night's powerball drawing. that means the jackpot is now up to 650 million dollars. the next drawing is wednesday night. if you win and choose the cash option, walk away with 328 million dollars. if you don't want to wait until wednesday, though, the next mega millions drawing is on tuesday. that jackpot is now worth 480 million dollars. good luck. and now the bay area baseball, the giants looking to get back to their winning ways against the colorado rockies cowboys. kate rooney has the highlights for us. on friday. the giants lost at home to the worst team in the national league. the colorado rockies. that's not how you want to head into the all-star break. so looking for a reversal of fortune on saturday. >> it was hello, kitty day at the yard and she threw out the first pitch. not for a cartoon. the rockies went up one, nothing in the first. but in the bottom of the inning, 2

outs and a man on for michael conforto launches an opposite field drive to left. >> 13th homer of the season to give the giants a 2 to one lead. rockies would tie it up. but back come the giants. blake sabol lines a single through the left side of the infield. patrick bailey scores and the giants lead 3 to 2. then in the 5th with a man on and 2 out, pinch hitter. austin slater shot to left field. that going to land in the tunnel. slater's 3rd, homer on the season and that was your ball game. giants win 5 to 3. how about giants starting pitcher alex cobb was named to his first all-star game in 12 seasons in the lead after the game. he talked about what it means to him and his family. >> this the first one. i'm going be able to go experience of 35 have my life my to my 2 but you know, people, people

that really you know, impacted early in my careers, middle mike or to, you know, now it's really special all of the all of the family members there. i wouldn't have that you know, i got named earlier on in my career. >> what a cool moment for cobb. meanwhile, the a's in boston last at fenway park 10 to 3. they have now lost 8 of their last 9 games against the red sox. that will do it for sports. back to you. >> and chilly at the ballpark again for the game today. this afternoon, those temps at about 60 check it out the next couple of days inland. 72 to 91 we go racing from may to july in just 48 hours. but a check that extended forecast. and of we come back to kron 4 and of we come back to kron 4 morning news. i came from a low-income family that was struggling. you see how hard life can get. gcu became a part of my life because i don't want my family to fall back into that. i never thought education would take me this far.

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>> welcome back. let's take a live look outside at the bay bridge where traffic is moving quite smoothly out there. but quite a number of cars on the road. people are already up and about at this hour on this sunday, looking a little overcast out there, though, today. >> yeah, that fog is very much entrenched across the bay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and with that, we're seeing this also at sfo, the ground delays are cooking about an hour or so. so again, got to give this a couple of hours. kind of mix out a little bit. look, so we did a couple rotter droplets did it from earlier today. going on here, tahoe forecast. it's every bit summer coming our way near about 80 as we

enter into the new week. it's going to come hold steady at that, which is probably what our temperatures will do to once we get up there around 90 for those in the valleys, it will hold for a few days until we see a spike happening towards the end of the week that we will be monitoring mid-fifties line up the east bay shoreline. 63 antioch, 56 for santa rosa. 53 meanwhile for san francisco, half moon bay, speaking of fog, clouds hanging around into the early afternoon. that should break out. comes back early this evening, but you'll get some sunshine this week here. what's going on? it's the placement of this high that we're really watching carefully here. it looks like we'll get a placement overhead. this is towards the end of the week. hence arce heat spike friday saturday. the 2 days to look at question is when its influence wanes on some of the models say it may linger as late as monday, perhaps, but these models kind of him to the fact of its sailing dot of the southwest there. and that's where the heat spike will remain as we get some relief as this relaxes. it'll still be july, but not quite the triple digits. 62 san francisco to

the coast at about 60 ish. it looks like 66 going on for burlingame. 68 foster city, 74 redwood city and mountain view at 67. enjoy these cool numbers because they're going bye-bye. lower 70's for much of the south bay here, though, morgan hill popping at 77 east bay shoreline to the upper 60's to the south tri valley. pretty much of the 70 story conquer getting up to about. 75 will get crowded there by the end of the week. 62 berkeley. what 65 76 fairfield got 72 for napa and 80. meanwhile for santa rosa, some some summer time comes 90, just about all week long. 98, it looks like on friday will go for maybe saturday at 102. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline will be treated to some lower 90's and week, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. well, if you are still making your summer travel plans and you like spending time outside our travel enthusiast. dana redmond is here to explain why you may want to consider

sydney australia for a good morning, dan. good morning. you know, we're so lucky in the bay area spoiled, really, when you think about we have multiple airports, countless flights to get all over the world recently quantas resumed after a 3 plus year pandemic pause flying from sfo to sydney. there's a lot of great reasons to go to sydney. it's the dead of winter right now. so what does that temperatures in the low to mid 60's sounds a lot like summer. the bay area, there's a great exchange rate less crowds. a going on. might be the perfect time to visit. it's also the only time of year you can see vivid sydney due to famous landmarks. the city lights up all throughout the city. the annual festival starts. the end of may runs through mid-june, the brunt of it. but some light installations like this lightscape at the royal botanical garden are still going on. this is one of those once a year events. but one of those wants your events that's

worth the flight to 9 and go see and take it all in. now, if you are a beach person sydney has a famous speech you might heard of 4 chan i is a huge attraction for locals and for visitors flee. you could easily spend all day here, but a better idea. start here and work your way up the coast. there is a coastal trail, but you can just kind of meander the way through now, depending on the weather, you might have your swim suit on underneath your clothes. there will be quiet cones. there will be surfers to watch stretches of sand to wander on. >> the trail goes for about 4 miles. give or take, but you can hop off at any time you want. if you get tired, if you've had enough, you want to sit down at a cafe, have something to eat. this is this is a well loved and used to spot if it's not a tourist attraction, you'll see families with kids, people walking their dogs visitors in the know is the best way to put actually really interesting because you

mention his bond. a is number so loved and known locals. how is it not more popular with the tour? well, the beach itself is popular, but what happens is you wind up at the beach and you tend not to explore for for many reasons because it's so beautiful in front of you. but if you take those few extra steps, there's a lot waiting for you. >> if you are trying to stay active, i've got another way to get an ok steps let's head to the sydney harbor bridge. now, when i say getting those steps in, i mean, kind of climbing and walking on top of the bridge 1332 steps in total out. i'm i'm trusting them now. all of the climbers you can see they wear special jumpsuits so they kind of blend in with the bridge. that's not to distract the drivers below a harness with a cable clips you onto the bridge. think something like a zip lining, set up from the moment you step out on the span to the moment you are back on solid ground now, understandably, this is an activity that everybody is

going to love. but if you are the type that likes to do it, ventures activities say like zip lining, this is going to be right your alley a more mellow experience. lets go kayaking. i'm sydney. does these amazing amazing sunrise kayaking tours in the harbor. first time paddlers are welcome. guided tours are provided by kayak by sydney. >> yes, you do have to roll ur started at 6.15, but you forget about it. trust me. you really, really do the guide, even provide coffee. the kayaks have cup holder's, which is something i've never that simple thing. okay. absolutely. >> so you can sip and happily caffeinated as you take in all of the sites, it's really a great way to see the city at a different speed and learn a little bit, little bit of history. truth really from the guys and the views are probably gorgeous. and the views are absolutely fantastic. and lastly of kangaroos are on your must-see list. you're going to australia. i get worse. yeah,

yes. you won't see them in sydney. however, this is hunter valley wine region. just a couple hours outside of sydney, just like people kangaroos like hanging out in the vineyards. fascinating, fascinating and they don't really mind people. so in between watching the kangaroo, sipping wine, hot air ballooning is another great way to take in the sights. plenty to see this kind of cement for me. similarities to the bay area. you've got the city. you've got one country, just an easy drive away with just some stunning sights to make you smile and maybe a little sunday travel inspiration. absolutely. and watching that, i just feel so decompress it's one of those type of destinations. and i do think bay area, folks, they'll find things that make them go. oh, this is kind of like home. and that's very sweet. and with those kangaroos are wild kangaroos, wild kangaroos that they're not. they're not pets. they just go running through the vineyards. that's that's the way it is. i guess very similar to how we have deer in

the bay the folks that that are there, another king there's very you happen to catch of the koalas to didn't catch any cool as on the strip know, but we can. we can talk about that, that that just need to do that there are different parts to see if that. all right. since their wonderful will stay tuned for that. absolutely. all right, dana rehman, our travel expert, thank you so much for joining us. >> all right. we'll be right back. >> no, i got some more here for you, stephanie. look at that. the cruise boat were waiting for it. i'm actually not on it, but it gives you a general idea what we're watching there. once again, hotel floating hotel, australia. really interesting here about all that kind of an incubator for different evolution on the same planet yet. so separated thanks to plate tectonics. here's what's going on, closer to home here. what's going on down the south bay? you have skies start open up. this is our future up and around the bay. once we get the starting to really mix out that the atmosphere working

here, take some sunshine, get a couple of hours. it's starting to work here. mid 50's line up the east bay shoreline. now, 63 antioch, 56 up to santa rosa. 53 san francisco in 61 for san jose. okay. in the tropics, we have something kind of interesting that the pacific side off the coast of mexico to blobs here. they're watching this one looks to pop into something real soon i hear about something like this tomorrow. however, it doesn't appear to be as intensely develop as this one is projected to be later this week. both of these are probably hear something about later on. maybe even a 3rd developing good news. is they all by projections? we'll stay well out at sea. not a threat for cabo saint lucas, by the way, early bay area clouds, no kidding breezy. we've got 60's going on for the bay here. 70's ish inland, not bad kind flavor spring. we zip into some or all next week as you can see, cool, sunny coast, at least week clear things out. kind of problematic half moon bay hot inland, though, 100 plus expected 7 day forecast. check

it out in clase. you're waiting for your summer. here is some will be watching how that spots. heat spike is and all the details with that. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. a new app is changing the way we look at health that uses your smartphone camera to read your vitals just by taking a selfie. our rich demuro takes a closer look. >> staying on top of your health takes a lot of work. but now one app is using a combination of ai and a selfie to help you take your vitals instantly and make managing your health. he's ear. >> a simple selfie to measure your vitals and you've got beautiful vitals. first of all, thank you. it's a key feature of a new app designed to help people take control of their health heart rate. your pulse is 63 your blood oxygenation level is 97%, which is excellent. it's called together by renee started by doctor renee dua, the same doctor behind the

successful doctor on demand app called heal. i actively see patients and i run into the same few problems every single week for 20 years together lets you scan pill bottles for a complete picture of the medications you take to offer. retail reminders and analysis. this happens for anybody with a medical condition and anybody who has someone in their life that loves them that wants to help them take care of that medical condition. the app uses ai to sort through scans to suggest lab tests and preventative screenings. you might need to schedule, for example, we see here that you're taking a cholesterol pill, you need to have your liver enzymes checked while you're taking a class trip hill. the selfie vital feature gives you an instant snapshot of your health, including blood pressure and let you know if your medications are working. so just with a selfie, this is measuring my heart rate. we're experts, sorry rate and also my blood oxygen level. >> it works by looking at the blood vessels in your retina.

the idea that we used the camera phone to learn about you was to me the game changer. information stays private unless you choose to share. coming soon, the apple analyzed voice for signs of anxiety or depression and scan insurance cards to find providers in your plan, everything is in one place and that's what i've done with this app. next up, the app will be able to book appointments for you and that selfie will be able to measure hemoglobin a one c which is average blood sugar. >> if you want to link to the app, you can find me on social media. i am at rich on tech. >> all right. well, that's it for the kron. 4 weekend news. i'm stephanie lin and this is mister davis bar with all of our weather. thank you so much for joining us. taken care of yourselves and stay healthy, happy and kind a bundle up because it's quite chilly right now. can it >> have a great day. everybody.

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