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stephanie lin. it's saturday, july, the 15th, we're covering a lot for you today. >> start off with our team coverage, though, with tiffany justice live out in sonoma as runners brace for the hot temperatures out there. but first, let's get things started to with dave spahr. he's tracking the timing of when we can expect things to really heat up today. >> all right. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a pleasant start as we get a hot weekend kicked off. it looks like all the way across the bay monitoring a couple of things going on here in basically safe to say it's looking a little bit better as we go forward in terms of the intense heat. this is for tomorrow really referring to. but for today, make no mistake about it, going to be plenty hot and there's the marine layer checking in golden gate all covered up at all that business. looks like we might see some are performance tomorrow. good news with all of this. now for today, though, going to be plenty, plenty hot. let's take a look at the current numbers right now. you've got those mid 60's going on. well, in the east bay, almost venture to say in some cases, this may be the coolest numbers you're going to see until maybe monday

morning 50's. meanwhile, up to the north bay, there's the upper 50's lining up the east bay shoreline for comparison say 24 hours ago. not that much different are pretty close. couple spots there. a little warmer. this will be more interesting, though, for tomorrow morning. now the fog and the marine layer coming back tonight tomorrow. here's that fog covers up san francisco, the east bay shoreline. that's basically a nice cool blanket. what you cool off tonight, a little bit before warming up again on sunday winds, not very active. there you see a nice little climate control and we're not going to get much help both today. tomorrow. part of the reason why some of these numbers, both for the day and night will be pretty intense. but we're looking for some relief overnight with that marine layer. so again, to reiterate the point, we have an excessive heat warning a coverage just about everywhere, except along the east bay shoreline. good chunk of the peninsula, coastal areas in san francisco. not in that that again until 11:00pm. tomorrow. your breakdown gets us about 98 or so by 2 o'clock up, a tipping well, beyond 100

and in some spots in the far east bay, you might get 105, maybe. plus, tomorrow is a different story, though, although it never looked like it was going to be as hot mike, does get some scattered clouds thrown in the mix here as well. a walk through that coming up in a bit. stephanie, right, dave, thank you. >> the temperatures are expected to soar into the 90's in the south bay today. kron 4 s justin campbell explains what's being done to protect the most vulnerable from the heat. >> at one of the bay park, josi is on housed and will be writing out the heat wave. >> in her tent, to used to it. i can handle you know, colder. love wild weather like and move through it. >> though she will be staying put. she won't be without support. shawn carter wright has packed her car with water propel and food, along with food for our four-legged friends, cat food, dog food. saturday morning she and other volunteers will be passing these items at homeless camps across san jose. and a lot of

these areas, particularly the south side, it's very hard to find shade. so the ground is like packed earth and there's no shade and it's just really easy to. >> the overcome by the heat heart right is with urge on house response group and says it's important for the unhoused to take precautions, especially diabetics. if you're diabetic, you won't be able to register the heat. >> it's a lot easier during the heat because once you get so hot, you don't realize that you're overheating leading up to the weekend heat wave. we've heard a similar warning from doctors to people with underlying conditions, the danger that he can really the very young the elderly people with. >> other help. >> problem, but just the parkville year chronic obstructive pulmonary to the give you an idea how hot it is going to be this weekend. >> the national weather service says there is 2% chance that san jose could reach 100 degrees sunday. you

have people like heart, right? that will be out here on the street, passing out water whatever you need to stay cool because it is going to be very hot this weekend here in san jose reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> governor newsom along with state emergency officials are urging people to take this weekend's triple digit temperatures seriously. >> very mindful and sober healt people and these extreme heat events and these triple digit mean this one of 7, 1, 0, 8, or 9.10. this is becoming all too familiar in the state of california. i think many people don't understand the severity this extreme hot weather can bring. >> to your people safety. so just practicing those precautions such wearing life vests when you're near water. i'm wearing sunscreen. staying hydrated. keeping your eyes on a neighbors may elderly neighbors that may not have resources. and there's so many different scenarios that can make people vulnerable. so

keeping a man out for yourself, but also the people around you. >> last year, a heat wave brought the state dangerously close to widespread outages. so far this year, the governor says the power grid is holding up well with the increased demand. it. the extreme heat can be especially tough on outdoor workers like road crews and those in construction. the state is deploying monitors to make sure employers are following safety regulations that includes making sure workers have lots of water shade and rest periods. >> we had 2 deaths last year worker fatalities where by the time the employer took that. workers in the hospital, their body temperature was 108 degrees. you've got to adjust make sure you take breaks and get enough water and say i it. >> the state any businesses violating safety rules will face a fine last year. the state issued about 1.4 million dollars in citations to employers. if you're planning

to take part this weekend, expect delays. trains typically run about 10 minutes behind when the heat nears triple digits. the slowdowns are to avoid something like this from happening again. this video on your screen is from last june when overheating affected the rails and caused a train to go off the tracks in concord. and a reminder the bay area is under a spare. the air alert. the hot temperatures with the combination of car exhaust creates more smog and pollution, kids, seniors and people with respiratory and heart problems are especially vulnerable. experts recommend people avoid outdoor exercise except in the early morning hours. and make sure you stay with kron 4 as we continue our coverage of the scorching heat, you can scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to updated forecast along with some advice from safety. experts. and now to developing news. police are investigating 2 separate bay area freeway shootings, including one that injured and 8 year-old boy,

that child was shot on eastbound 5.80, in oakland last night. this is near the grand and harrison street exits by lake merritt. police say people po police say people into car started shooting at each other. the boy was caught in the crossfire. police have not released suspect descriptions yet. >> he was transported by his mother to highland hospital. and later. travel to and was transported to oakland children's hospital. the 2 suspect vehicles involved and this are described as a dark gray suv and a room colored suv. >> no word yet on the child's condition this morning, we have reached out to chp for more information and we'll keep you updated throughout the day. a separate freeway shooting happened friday afternoon on to 80 in san francisco. it happened near the elam boulevard exit and highway 101, one woman was hit in the leg and taken to the

hospital. she is expected to be okay. this is video of the car. the woman was driving. police do not have a description of the shooter or the car. they were in chp says this is being investigated as a road rage incident. and in the east bay, a shooting in brentwood left 2 men injured. it happened around 7.45 last night on margarine drive near caboose park. police say the men were involved in an altercation before they started shooting at each other. both were taken to the hospital. police say one man suffered serious injuries. lanes of highway 87 are closed this morning after a fatal crash. this is video of the scene as happened at the highway. 87 and i-280 interchange around 4.50. we have reached out to chp and will update you with more information as it comes into our newsroom. and oakland's pandemic-related eviction moratorium has expired. that means starting today. tenants

can be evicted for not paying rent. the move is a welcome sign for many mom and pop rental landlords unable to generate rental income during the pandemic. but meantime, tenant advocates warn of an upcoming surge in evictions. the city of oakland has set aside 1 million dollars to fund legal support for any tenants facing eviction. >> the tenants are responsible for paying rent during the of the eviction. what unless they can prove. that's that the cause of not paying rent was due to financial hardship due to covid-19. >> we have a list of renters assistance. resources now on our website kron 4 dot com. happening tonight. you have a chance to win 175 million dollars. and the powerball drawing. that's the 3rd biggest jackpot in powerball history. if you win, the cash option is worth 452 million. the odds of winning the

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>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now at walnut creek this morning. not too many cars on the roadways at 7.13 this saturday. and of course, you know, looking pretty nice. if you want to head hit the roadways at this hour. but things are really expected to heat up. but as we get further into the day, dave. >> stephanie, yes, it was a another heat. spike is in the midst for this weekend. it is though interesting. we have a little wrinkle developing for tomorrow here walking through that here. it does mean some cooler temperatures. yes, but the way this place is this type of change is something we always try to watch out for particularly late in the

summer for some time. some thunder showers with that walk through that in just a bit. right now, here's a shot of the east bay shoreline. good stuff. this is the fog. it looks like it will be here again tomorrow morning, although maybe not as long as today. but again, that gives those cooling across at least the bay right there at the surface near the ocean. again, higher elevations and well inland. you folks may not get that consolation tomorrow morning. those 70 for antioch at this hour, kind of sign of some things to come for those morning hours. 60's cover you for concord and livermore in that may be your coolest temperatures will see till monday morning 50's up to the north bay here. 54 san francisco 60. meanwhile for san jose storm tracker 4, not much to see here, but what i do want to point out, as you can just make out the high pressure cell, you see the circulation zone. well, that high is not stagnant. it's overhead now, but it's going to slide to the 4 corner states as it does that. so does the flow pattern move? yes, well, coming in some cloud cover for us. but sometimes that opens up the monsoon door. it does not look

like those elements are coming together with the flow pattern is one that does that for us. all right. let's head of the future cast for fog. goodbye as we get to the afternoon. that's our cooling blanket. have no fear. it comes back again tonight. tomorrow morning. we do the same thing again, west of the east bay hills, of right around the bay will get that fog. good news. then that clears out here comes another warming phase. some scattered clouds start working here aloft by 2 o'clock in the afternoon. so that will shave those high temperatures from earlier projections a little bit. the caution sign is that some mid-level moisture and going across the hot ground sometimes that can bubble up to sometimes create those monsoon thunder showers. we don't see it though, in the models this go-around. that's good news. now the over the next 48 hours. not a lot. in terms of winds. we get a little breeze cooking here because you have a huge thermal gradient for those inland spots that are warming up to near one 10 and then up the coast. in some cases you may be in the 60's. so that will drive the typical onshore wind little pop. if you saw that sunday afternoon evening

again, that's in tandem with the high shifting on towards are southeast welcoming in the onshore flow. and the cloud cover aloft. but those cooler surface winds as well. so early bay fog going on for today right now, hot inland near one 10 for contra costa county solano counties. tomorrow brief bay fog. again, that mixes out then mid-level afternoon clouds near 105, well inland 80's covered the bay and a little relief coming by the middle of the week. we might have 80's by midweek in some spots that are looking 100 plus today. now for the immediate bay. 75 san francisco, early clouds and warm, 80 will cover oakland. a lot of east bay shoreline will be much warmer that even getting around 90 and 92. meanwhile, for san jose coming up in the courts will have the 4 zone forecast for you and take a look at that extended to stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> a driver is in the hospital after a car went off a cliff and into the ocean friday. you can see the rescue happening on your screen. there. this happened on highway one in santa cruz county between

scott creek beach and greyhound rock. firefighters set up a rope rescue and pulled the driver to safety. that person is hospitalized in critical condition. and changes are coming to lake tahoe beaches after party goers litter the area with thousands of pounds of trash over the 4th of july holiday. the league to save lake tahoe is working with the forest service to prevent any future messes. they say more trash cans, dumpsters, restrooms and staffing will be added. they will also be stricter rules enforcement volunteers picked up more than 63,000 pounds of garbage from zephyr cove. the day after july 4th. and now to our ongoing coverage on the fentanyl crisis here in the bay area. kron four's haaziq madyun breaks down the latest overdose numbers in the city of san francisco. >> the alarming number continues to grow for fentanyl overdose deaths this year in the city of san francisco. >> this year. to date in san

francisco, almost 80% of our preliminary overdose deaths are due to fentanyl last month in our city. 53 people died of overdose. that is deep while that is a decrease from may. we're 78 people lost their lives due to overdose. this is nonetheless higher than we saw last year. francisco department of public health officials describe why fentanyl is in a class by itself when it comes to addictive drugs know. >> is a game changer. it is more deadly. more addictive and harder to recover from and other drugs that we've so within the past due to its potency, a very, very small amounts fentanyl can kill someone. doctor hilary coded outlines key steps dph is taking to reduce the risk of overdose deaths. >> we have trained as well as our partners. thousands of

people on how to recognize and overdose and use the locks on to save a life. we're also working to expand training and overdose recognition and response. and we're also planning to fund organizations to provide overdose prevention and outreach focus on black and other highly impacted communities in san francisco, drug prevention and treatment services may be offered to people. but the question is a second. people are not. >> accepting voluntary services for drug treatment. that is where san francisco law enforcement now comes in as a compulsion. every measure, the possibility of being arrested for using drugs in public spaces says sf district attorney brooke jenkins. most of the people that i encounter who are in recovery now say that it was. the hitting rock bottom, which was being arrested. that ultimately led them to get clean. so that's the first point. the second point is i have no issue with having public health intervene in any manner that we believe they should. i don't think that

this is a one prong approach of simply using the criminal justice system. but to the extent that public health is unsuccessful. and when we look out at the street, apparently there are things that are not working with what's going on. i believe that my office conserve some role in this to help between the help being offered for drug use is by the department of public health and that francisco law enforcement. >> only time will tell if either of these options will be successful in reducing lives lost to the city's fentanyl prices. in san francisco haaziq mod-yoon kron. 4 news. >> and you can scan this qr code on your screen there to go to a special section of our website with our latest coverage on the bay area's fentanyl crisis. hollywood actors wrapped up the first day of walking the picket line on friday. well, the actors union voted to stop work until demand centered on pay and ai

images can be resolved. that means actors will not take part in tv and movie production publicity appearances, red carpets award shows and other events. they join the writers who went on strike earlier this year. fran drescher, the former star of the nanny, is now president of the union. >> i'm a human this and i would rather have humans do the job and be happy. and i would rather share the wealth with people that are that center of the work so hard to create an interest rate that everybody can prosper. and does this to be so to try and squeeze working people? >> the alliance of motion picture and television producers accuse the actors union of walking away from talks. they say they already offered a number of improvements, including the highest residual increases in 35 years. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news at the east bay city unveils a new tool to fight climate change by

storing carbon underground. and we're keeping an eye out on the triple digit weather expected to get real hot out there. we break down what you need to know and how to keep need to know and how to keep yourself safe.

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smart's home. and later found him in downtown sonoma. they say prosecutors say smart fired at clayton missing the deputy. in the east bay. a new tool was unveiled friday in pittsburgh fight it in. joining in the fight against climate change, it's a 25 million dollar project from electricity generator. calpine. the company hopes to capture 95% of the carbon generated by the loss. madonna's energy center. the goal is to capture almost all the carbon and then stored underground where it can be repurposed. >> 11 ways for us to achieve this goal carbon capture storage is one of significant ways. we're talking about this technology being applied and natural gas plants across california and across the west. and that will reduce our carbon pollution, but also recruit reduce pollution that's impacting local residents. >> state officials added some fossil fuel plants will still be necessary to meet electricity demands as

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ikea. >> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the very latest dave. it's going to start getting pretty warm out there. >> with us this weekend, stephanie, yes, good morning. and good morning, everybody.

now the one thing that some kind of nice is around the immediate they we've got that fog that's in place. it looks like it will repeat that performance tomorrow morning. so at least 2 folks around the immediate bay, san francisco going to get at least some relief at night. and in the morning hours both today and also through tomorrow. little wrinkle those. we see some scattered clouds develop aloft for everybody tomorrow afternoon. again, back to right now. there's a look at the east bay shoreline. it's all covered up with the fog and we're sitting up on the hill here a little bit. interesting to note, though, in those higher elevations, though, watch out, if you winl cool off as much tonight, surface winds are kind of variable but continue that onshore pattern. not any real pop happening in winds until we get really into tomorrow afternoon. as that high starts to move a little bit to the southeast over 70 already in antioch. we've got 60 for concord and livermore with nice 50's lighting up the east bay shoreline in up to the north bay. as i mentioned earlier in some spots in the far east bay and maybe even in the north bay, these might be some of the coolest numbers you see for the whole weekend

until monday morning. however, around the immediate bay, you'll probably see the repeat performance again because of that marine layer now for the game today for the oakland a's battling the twins 407, game time. temps at about 80. but if you're coming in from the east bay, probably get back in your house at night and will be 80 degrees in the air. warm and sunny west northwest winds near about 80 going on here. excessive heat warning. that's where you see the red not along the east bay shoreline and not along most of the peninsula. san francisco not included anywhere near water. you get some relief. 83 by 11 by 2. and 98 is we blast through 100 and again, some of t ose spots in contra costa county and solano counties are looking at numbers to pop up there. 105 in a few degrees. better tomorrow. looks interesting. while the set up a somewhat the same, the induction of this cloud cover and more of flow pattern that comes in from the coastal stronger might be able to chip away at those highs for tomorrow. we'll take a look at all of that. push your 4 zone in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you.

thousands of people are set to hit the pavement and races happening in sonoma and napa county this weekend. they're hoping to cross the finish line before the weather starts to really heat up. kron four's tiffany justice continues. our team coverage of the weather now from sonoma where temperatures are expected to be in the 90's today. tiffany. >> yeah, the weather is expected to be really hot in area, but it's not stopping people from getting out and having some fun outside and taking part in some activities like the one right behind me. the rose 5 game. let me step out. the shot for you. so right behind us, this is where all the runners are registering. there's a lot of people out here already at in the morning. this race is set to start seeing the race just start around. 8 o'clock this morning. and there's hundreds of participants out here by heard them already discussing the eden, hoping this morning remains cool. as long as possible. this is the 19 annual road race which at 8

o'clock this morning in downtown sonoma. organizers aphave per have put participant in mind. and when it comes to this, he putting safeguards in place. the event operation team is activating a he plan, which includes cooling buses along the route ice towels and spray stations at the finish line. they say with the predicted high temps they don't want runners overextend themselves in that they should listen to their body and slow down. if they're feeling warm, they should also hydrate with electrolyte beverages. and if you feel unwell at any time during this race flagged down a medical personnel to get checked out as soon as possible. they should be all along the race route. they also want participants to have fun out here, but also keep those tips in mind as the morning starts to heat up. tomorrow's going to be the half-marathon. so they also want runners coming tomorrow to keep those tips in mind as well. stephanie, back to all right, tiffany, thank you so much for that live perspective. there. >> hot weather is expected to bring lots of people to the

coast this weekend. but >> if you go, there are some important safety advice to keep in mind. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> few people were at ocean beach friday afternoon, but that is expected to change this weekend when temperatures inland are expected to soar to triple digits. you know, you hear about cover. and so it's chat. >> we go towards our guests. >> get kate guessing. and michael jones know the risks and have seen a few water rescues at ocean beach. people swear the san francisco fire department sent out these tips for anyone who wants to beat the heat to take extra caution when visiting the coast. if you find yourself in a rip, current remain calm, do not fight the current swim parallel to shore, stay off rocks in and around the shore while boating ensure your safety gear is in working order and that every person on board has a life jacket that fits. if you do decide this especially if you have kids, please keep an eye on your

children. sergeant phil hall, word with the san mateo county sheriff's office echoes those tips and urges the public. if you do on the water. >> you know where the current may be strong, you have pay the water certainly might be colder than you think it will be. >> just a minute, you're safe limits to what you can do physically heat warnings, pay attention to signs around you and stay hydrated. >> gayle ong kron. 4 news. and this weekend, scorching temperatures could be dangerous for your health kron four's to recess. stasio has advice from experts. >> i'm theresa here and walnut creek taking precautions. that is the name of the game right now to make sure that you make it safely through the weekend. with that heat wave upon u.s., health experts share some tips on how best to stay safe. >> number one thing is obvious cities stay inside much if you do have highly recommend that you wear sunscreen at least number 15, but the higher the number, the better and it's better to be a

little bit more generous with sun screen as opposed being using too little. and then the 3rd thing and probably most important is to stay well hydrated. and obviously that wreck, that drinking lots of fluids in particular water is by far the best refreshment. you want to avoid a other fluids that could be potentially be hydrating such alcohol. >> doctors who know pali with kaiser permanente, redwood city says watch out for signs of heat exhaustion or heat stroke. if you are out and about it doesn't take a lot of heat exposure to start to feel not so sentence. he might feel that might indicate you're going have a problem with the heat is if you start to have headaches, nausea, some dizziness, i've seen to start to sweat a feeling faint, those kinds of things. so if you start to have those kinds of symptoms really be on the lookout for trying to get inside as much as possible and

have their farms park in walnut creek friday. many children played under canopies on play structures to avoid the harsh sun. >> i spoke with a mom who had her plan in place to tackle the upcoming hot weekend by huge like a basketball hoop. those like water slides as water, guns. we've got it all planned out. i think this is like. >> multiple weeks of planning because this is the day this is make sure the kids are ok, but it's fine. i think things are going to be good and don't forget about caring for pets. they too can get into trouble in the heat. so how do you safe in the we have this little contraption that for water and i don't let him touch with the sun is on the ground. i think that like that's the way too hot for his paws. so keeping him on the grass or on the cool shade. >> like no black top. not going just watching out again, the doctor saying that taking those precautions will make a huge difference. so remember, when you're applying the sunscreen, do it liberally and do it often and wear the hat

here. want to create recess. stasio kron. 4 news. and make sure you stay with kron 4 as we continue our coverage of the heat wave. >> you can scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to the latest information. police are investigating a fatal shooting in pittsburgh. it happened around 5 friday on crestview lane. and while officers were responding, a car drove into the pittsburgh police department parking lot where the driver some and officers to his car. the officers found the driver and one passenger inside with multiple gunshot wounds. the passenger did not survive. the driver was taken to the hospital in serious but stable condition. officers responded to the area of crestview lane and found evidence of a shooting. police are working on leads. and 2 more guards at the federal women's prison in dublin face prison time after pleading guilty to felony charges of sexually abusing incarcerated women between 2020 2021. both

also face half a million dollars in fines. each. the police are the latest in a string of indictments, convictions and plea agreements involving 8 employees at the prison. open native of boxing champ devin haney is out on a $35,000 bail after being arrested in hollywood, kelly was arrested on thursday for allegedly having a handgun in his car during a traffic stop. and was reportedly not behind the wheel at the time, but the car was registered under his name. it's not clear if the gun belonged to him or the driver. the boxer is set to face a judge next month. with former san francisco public utilities commission ofuicial has been found guilty on federal fraud charges. the fbi charged handling kelly in twenty-twenty for misconduct, including taking gifts for city contracts and lying in order to get a kelly was found guilty of 6 of the 8 total counts against him and faces a maximum sentence of 20 to 30 years in prison. but attorney

suggest he's more likely to be sentenced to 2 to 3 years. the u.s. department of education says it's forgiving billions of dollars in student loans for some qualified borrowers. tell martin has more. >> more than 800,000 student borrowers are getting good news in their inboxes. the department of education says it's for getting roughly 39 billion dollars in student debt. we've adjusted our column space on the payments that they've made. that wasn't just under 4 u.s. education. secretary miguel cardona says his agency fix a system error. now thousands of borrowers who fell through the cracks of an income based program are getting credit for the payments they already made. i think it's a strong message to to the whole country that we're not done fighting for for students are gonna tells me this was in the works even before the supreme court struck down the biden administration's broader student loan forgiveness program, a plan he says the administration is still working to revive to student borrowers out there. should they keep hope alive yes, i'm

confident that we're going what we can to provide debt relief where we can. republican senator shelley moore capito says it's time to give it up. i hate to see given false hope for something and then have it fall through. in a tweet, missouri republican senator eric schmitt who led the charge to block the forgiveness program. >> called friday's announcement. quote, another example of executive overreach. cardona says those 800,000 americans will begin to see their balances adjusted in the next 30 days. they told and we're not. >> we're not done. and the department will work to identify others who eligible in washington. raquel martin. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, what wildlife officials say they'll do if they kept this sea otter who's been wrestling boards away from surfers in santa cruz. >> well, that how to keep we will have to do keeping cold 105 plus expected in the far east bay. one of the big

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>> and wildlife workers are still trying to track down this little otter who's been wrestling surfboards away from people out in santa cruz. can see that happening right there. now, this otter were told was born in captivity and is tad and what officials say that she does pose a public safety risk if they catch or she'll be taken captive to the monterey bay aquarium or she'll be examined. and local marine experts say she started

to steal surfboards about 2 years ago. we're just learning about this now, though, this is video from september of last year. just look at that. looks like she's enjoying herself on that surfboard. it's not known, though, if this is exactly the same otter, but it was after someone surfboard. it good. pretty good chance. it was probably her, we think. but anyways, taking a live look now conditions on the bay bridge this morning. wow, traffic really picking up at this hour 7.44. this morning, let's check in now with dave spahr, the weather center. dave, it's looking a bit cool out there, but we know things are probably going to warm up pretty significantly that indeed. yes, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. although we will have microclimates checking in and it looks like they will remain. >> that way into tomorrow. this high tends to have when we get the scenarios with that hi part overhead. a test like cancel out entirely our micro climates and we're kind of on our own marine layer is checking in again this morning. it will tomorrow. get some cooling effect at the surface for the immediate bay

euro. but higher elevation, though. that's a different story, though, because going to be above all of that because this layer is going to be somewhat thin and those temperatures will be retained. that's going to be pick if you kate case for you, folks. well inland and also places lake tahoe, the may be looking at lows tonight in the lower 70's after highs race up and sunday at 92. then we drop a little bit to the mid 80's as we get into next week. note the cloud cover here on sunday. i'll be pointing that out going forward near 60 along the east bay shoreline. cut 70 up to the north. you've got all those 50's 60 for san jose and 54 half moon bay. the scenario is what we've talked about again, this high pressure kind of in our backyard here. yes, get the ac cooking here quite a bit. and that coastal fog in place. the issue appears to be developing this way is tonight tomorrow. that high is going to shift a little bit to the southeast and that will open up the back flow from the high. and again, that will welcome in some cloud cover like we're seeing for tomorrow afternoon. this will be aloft that shaves off some of the

solar heating sometimes called a dirty high when the sneaks in underneath the high like this. but it will cost us may be the high temperatures earlier projected so maybe won't be as lofty tomorrow. that was kind of always the thinking today is going to be hottest day of the 2. it looks like. but it looks pretty calm from our perspective into the next week. that's good news because sometimes when these highs weekend income, some monsoon, we got to watch out for that as well. so again, the kind of replay what we're talking about, highs pretty much parked overhead. it starts to slip a little bit off towards the east. again, opening up that southwesterly flow. that means some cloud cover tomorrow and actually cooling as we go forward into much of next week might revisit some 80's few folks. well inland that are lots of 100 plus numbers for today. san francisco. at 75 it looks like for today around the coast, the marine layer being dug out is really what's going to determine your highs are going to go with a lot of 60's for now. but pacifica, 69, to be awfully close to 70 81 burlingame still kind of

modest. 82 foster city, 88 san carlos. lot of times that pocket. we might see some lower 90's. we do see them in the south bay. notice when you get away from the valley, it really starts to spike a bit here 103, morgan hill, los gatos, basically about 192 cupertino, east bay shoreline, upper 80's, get over the hills and forget about a tri valley. 100 plus looks like 104, danville, 103, for walnut creek, concord, you may pop 107, 78 for berkeley. the lay one 80. but in the sullivan county, 100 plus again, 93 for napa, 98 for sonoma and santa rosa coming in about 99 again. tomorrow might be a little better. is some of that scattered cloud cover gets here right in the afternoon during the maximum daytime heating. so having said that will say still hot inland with those scattered clouds, temperatures drop through the 90's. and in fact, the 80's east bay shoreline. there is also dropping a little bit on that front, too. and again, the coast is a place where all want to hang out today because it's plenty hot coaster the mountains. but watch out in

the higher elevations like a cool off to much at all. yes, i'm really helpful. you know, information there, dave. and if people are going to the coast, should probably still have some block lay that on to say. but in the mountains to don't forget your higher elevations. yeah, radiation get 3 of the atlas atmosphere to help you out. right. much about the water. always treat the water because, you know, it's so dry. you're losing moisture. you don't know some really helpful advice there. thanks so much for >> all right. well, in national news, a clean energy project could be coming to a neighborhood near you. >> yesterday, the environmental protection agency announced 20 billion dollars in investments to help communities adapt to a greener future. the money is designed to help underserved communities adjust and fight back against a warming climate. this includes adding cooling center's electric car, charging stations or new hvac systems for struggling small businesses. the money was part of the inflation reduction and for the 3rd time in recent weeks, texas has bussed migrants to los angeles. 21

adults and 9 kids arrive thursday and were sent to a local church to be given food, clothing and shelter. california's attorney general wants the u.s. justice department to investigate whether the shipping of migrants across state lines violates laws. texas governor greg abbott says he spent he's sending migrants to other cities to protest democratic immigration policies and to make that point, make the point that border cities and or other border states and cities have been overwhelmed by the influx of migrants for years. california is once again restricting state funded travel to states due to anti lgbtq+ legislation. attorney general rob bonta announced the restrictions to missouri, nebraska and wyoming. but to specifically mention laws that prevent rate trans youth from participating in sports, aligned with their gender identity and laws preventing genderaffirming care. airlines might soon be allowed to high taxes and fees on their price listings. congressional republicans are pushing to end

an obama era rule that required airlines to advertise the full price. democrats and watchdog groups believe that without the rule, airlines could force customers to spend more by hiding the true cost of flights. lawmakers are now pushing the state department to deal with a huge passport backlog. they're calling it a crisis. many people are having to renew their passports by mail since the state department's online renewal system can't keep up with request for mail-in applications. the average renewal time is between 10 to 13 weeks or 79 weeks for expedited service. this week, republican senator james lankford introduced a bill to cap processing times at more staffing and create online tracking. a bipartisan group of lawmakers are working to authorize medical research of psychedelic drug therapies to treat ptsd. health experts say the current treatments for ptsd don't work for everyone and psychedelics deserve a second. look. >> there are major doubts over

the current sec with therapies and medications that are available for ptsd. >> the u.s. government currently classifies psychedelics in the same category as heroin and meth. some lawmakers are hoping to change that in a bill expected to head to the president's desk later this year. the giants are on the road in pittsburgh. our sports reporter aaron wilson has more on their latest game. >> well, the giants opening up an 11 game road trip after a nice break. hopefully recharged and ready for the 2nd half of the season. that first stop was in pittsburgh taking on the part. we have a water background. we do it or couple. we don't have this in mccovey cove a floating bar. maybe we should talk to someone about that started the top of the 5th. but we pick it up. no score at this 0, 2, on for michael conforto who shoots a grounder through the drawn-in infield incomes office later and rating dying. they go up at that point. but the pirates, they come back in

their own half of the enjoyed off a fly out to center. and that just gets over the fence. the pirates, they another run now we're all tied up at 2 with the pirates. are 43 in the 7th here in patrick bailey. laces hit this single to one run comes henry davis can't pick it up. and in 2 runs come in to score. the giants retake the lead 5 to 4. >> luis matos with an rbi single left here. that was your final stop tie its win this 6, to 4 off to good start in the 2nd half outside the back to you guys in the dais. >> all right, aaron, thank >> all right, aaron, thank you. and we'll be right back. my cheddar biscuit breakfast sandwiches check all of the boxes. delicious? check.

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>> the sacramento state fair has officially opened its stores that happened on friday despite the hot people came out for it. the fair is offering many options to help people stay cool. those included shaded awnings, dion fans and an indoor area. some people at the fair yesterday said they came prepared. >> i'm feeling all right. now the crowds are low. so body heat in there usually is sunscreen and water before you get here. >> the state fair runs from today until the end of july. so it happens to be a bit too hot for you to visit thip weekend. you can wait for things to cool off a bit before you head up to sacramento. the crowd a night at oracle park friday. you can see lots of people wearing tye dye. they were welcome to the ballpark. all there for the first of dead in companies. 3 final shows getting company is

made up of former grateful dead members, including bob. we're and mickey hart with the vocals and guitar provided by john mayer. the band has been touring since 2015 and but this weekend, 3 shows at oracle park will be the end of the road for the group. and what long trip it's been. >> and still ahead on the next hour kron, 4 morning news. it is very hot and it's only getting hotter out there. we're keeping an eye on temperatures across the bay with live team coverage break.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday, july, the 15th and we're covering a lot for you this morning. we start off with team coverage. our tiffany justice is live for us out in sonoma as runners brace for hot temperatures out there. but first, let's get right to dave spahr was tracking the timing of when we can expect things to really heat up day. >> good morning, stephanie. gooe morning, everybody. at least we're enjoying some of this morning fog that's giving us overcast sky conditions again, that will mix out with very much dry and warm air aloft of those. sometimes that warmer air. it's harder to get mixed out on. this is a plus in that particular case. keep that upstairs is good. it's not the surface golden gate bridge checking in with fog, as you see covering everything up again. that will clear out the next couple of hours. current readings haven't moved too much, though, 70 for antioch, some in the readings in the 60's. but a lot of 50's around the perimeter of the

bay. 61 this hour, san jose, the fog as we go to tomorrow. now this is tonight and it fills up, right? the immediate bay there, as you can see at 5.30. and that's going to act as a cooling mechanism with those overcast skies to start off winds. we'll get an onshore breeze a little bit pop this afternoon, but it's a little stronger tomorrow as that high starts to weaken its influence over head from us. and that will open up a little bit of that flow pattern. excessive heat warning covering just about the entire bay unless you're near water. san francisco's not in this, but everybody else looking a very hot temperatures include you, folks in the east bay where some numbers will reach 100 well beyond 100 plus 101, by 3 o'clock. as you can see, there are a lot of contra costa county and solano county be looking at numbers like that. we'll take a closer inspection of all of that coming up in just a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. people plan to be outdoors are being advised to take precautions. that includes thousands of people participating in races in sonoma and napa county this

weekend for tiffany justice joins us live now with team coverage continuing our team coverage from sonoma where temperatures are going to be in the 90's today. it's a funny how are things feeling out there now? >> right now things are feeling pretty good at school, but the temperature is expected you to heat up as the morning goes along. but the race just started. they're going in different. he's saving. keeps of threes about. joining us right now is dave crew. one of race organizers. thank you so much for joining us this morning to you mind, telling us more about the race and some of the precautions you guys put into place. absolutely. good morning from the charles m shold sonoma county airport. napa to sonoma wine, country, half marathon and rose 5 k which is taking off right behind we have over 2000 runners from 40 states, 6 countries running a 3.1 mile 5 k to kick off one of wine country's favorite summertime

fitness traditions. 19 annual correct. the 19th year here in tomorrow's half marathon will start in napa. it will run 13.1 miles along the vineyard past the wineries finishing right here in downtown sonoma plaza with a huge wine festival over 20 different wineries will be doing tastings at the finish line and we're so excited to celebrate another year here and a lot. >> so heat is top of mind for a lot of people, especially is probably some of the runners as well. i know that you guys have put precautions in place mind going over those as well. absolutely. i mean, no secret that california up and down the state has warm weather weekend forecasted. we're very lucky that this race starts at 8 o'clock in the morning. so we're enjoying a little bit of those gray skies keep today's participants but our team is working hand-in-hand with local we're going to have cooling buses along the porous tomorrow. in case runners you to take a break. we've doubled our order of ice with ice towels and spray station at

the finish to really doing everything we can to try to communicate to runners that it might not be a data to run a pr, to enjoy yourself to listen to your body and really celebrate everything that wine country has to offer. and are there. >> even more recommendations you would give the runners. but even those who are coming out to enjoy just setting area and the environment, you know what makes these community events like the half-marathon or today's rose 5 k so special are the different charities involved. spectators along the route, the folks that are making signs. you can hear some of the cowbells and we see bubbles flying through the air. and so these are our celebrations that really bring out the best what living in wine country has to offer. and so, yes, we're encouraging all people to take precautions. certainly if you're going to be on the roads tomorrow and napa to plan there will be road closures and traffic. if you're going to be visiting wine country in the but really to come on down support these runners, folks are out here raising money for great causes, one out of 5.20%, of tomorrow's participants are

going to be doing their very 1st half marathon. so it's a day they're never going to forget. and while the the wine country, half marathon and our partners at the airport bring the runners, it's really napa and sonoma that provide the experience. >> dave, thank you so much for joining us live for the interview. i am sure i will say you throughout the morning of a back deputy in studio. alright, tiffany, so glad that they're offering options for people to stay cool with this hot weather. >> and temperatures are expected to soar into the 90's in the south bay today. well, was justin campbell explains what's being done to protect the most vulnerable from the heat. >> at one of the bay park, josi is on housed and will be riding out the heat wave. >> in her tent through used to it. i can handle you know, colder. love wild weather like and move through it. >> though she will be staying put. she won't be without support. shawn carter wright has packed her car with water propel and food, along with

food for our four-legged friends, cat food, dog food. saturday morning she and other volunteers will be passing these items at homeless camps across san jose. and a lot of these areas, particularly the south side, it's very hard to find shade. so the ground is like packed earth and there's no shade and it's just really easy to. >> the overcome by the heat heart right is with urge on house response group and says it's important for the on the house to take precautions, especially diabetics. if you're diabetic, you won't be able to register the heat. >> it's a lot easier during the heat because once you get so hot, you don't realize that you're overheating leading up to the weekend heat wave. we've heard a similar warning from doctors to people with underlying conditions, the danger that he can bring really the very young elderly people with. >> other help. >> problem. but chad, in just the parkville year chronic obstructive pulmonary, to be give you an idea how hot it is

going to be this weekend. >> the national weather service says there is 2% chance that san jose could reach 100 degrees sunday. you have people like heart, right? that will be out here on the street, passing out food, water whatever you need to stay cool because it is going to be very hot this weekend here in san jose reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> governor newsom along with state emergency officials are urging people to take this weekend's triple digit temperatures seriously. >> very mindful and sober about the health and safety of people and these extreme heat events and these triple digit mean this one of 7, 1, 0, 8, or 9.10. this is becoming all too familiar in the state of california. i think many people don't understand the severity this extreme hot weather can bring. >> to your people safety. so just practicing those precautions such wearing life vests when you're near water.

i'm wearing sunscreen. staying hydrated. keeping your eyes on a neighbors may elderly neighbors that may not have resources. and there's so many different scenarios that can make people vulnerable. so keeping out for yourself, but also the people around you. >> last year, a heat wave brought the state dangerously close to widespread outages. so far this year, the governor says the power grid is holding up well with the increased demand. the extreme heat can be especially tough on outdoor workers like road crews and those in construction. the state is deploying monitors to make sure employers are following safety regalations. those include making sure workers have lots of water shade and rest periods. >> we had 2 deaths last year worker fatalities where by the time employer took that. workers in the hospital, their body temperature was 108 degrees. you've got to adjust make sure you take breaks and get enough water and say i it.

businesses violating safety rules will face a fine. last year. state issued about 1.4 million dollars in citations to employers. >> and a reminder the bay area is under a spare. the air alert. the hot temperatures with the combination of car exhaust. >> creates more smog and pollution, children, seniors and people with respiratory and heart problems are especially vulnerable. experts recommend that people avoid outdoor exercise except in the early morning hours. >> and make sure you stay with kron 4 as we continue our coverage of this weekend's heat wave. just scan the qr code on your screen will take you directly updated forecast along with advice on coping with the we have new video into our newsroom this morning. this is a fire on the side of highway 101, in san francisco at the cesar chavez street off-ramp. this video was sent to us by a kron. 4 viewer. we know that the fire broke out at around 7.30, just

this morning, according to chp, there are houses in the area as well as a homeless encampment. we've reached out to the fire department for more details and we'll update you as soon as we learn more. and now to developing news. police are investigating 2 separate bay area freeway shootings, including one that injured 8 year-old boy. the child was shot on eastbound 5.80, in oakland last night. this is near the grand and harrison street exits by lake merritt. police say people into car started shooting at each other. the boy was caught in the crossfire. police have not released suspect descriptions yet. >> he was transported by his mother to highland hospital. and later. travel to and was transported to oakland children's hospital. the 2 suspect vehicles involved and this are described as a dark gray suv room colored suv. no word yet on the child's

condition this morning, we have reached out to chp for more information and we'll keep you updated. >> throughout the morning. a separate freeway shooting happened friday afternoon on to 80 in san francisco as well. it happened near the ala many boulevard exit and highway 101, one woman was hit in the leg taken to the hospital. she is expected to be okay and let's take a look at video of the car. the woman was driving. police do not have a description of the shooter but the car they were in. but you can see the bullet hole on the side door of the of the woman's car. there. police say this is being investigated as a road rage incident happening tonight. you have a chance to win 875 million dollars in the powerball drawing. it's the 3rd biggest jackpot in powerball history. if you win the cash option is worth 452 million. the odds of winning the powerball are just one and 292 million. tonight's drawing is at 8. meanwhile, there was no winner in last night's mega millions drawing

which means that jackpot is now at 640 million dollars. the next drawing for that prize is tuesday. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. hollywood is closed for business as actors join writers on the picket lines. >> for the first time in more than 60 years. and after the break, changes are coming to lake tahoe beaches after party goers litter the area with thousands of pounds of trash. >> all right. play toasted going on well inland for today. as those temperatures soar beyond the century, mark may be close to one and in some far east bay reaches coming up in a bit. we'll take a look at the entire weekend. forecast is a little hope on sunday and just chipping away the edges, just a touch just looking for hope. locomwelcome

kron. morning news. good morning, everybody. heat spike weekend in store. here's the fog, though. check in this morning. see a peeling away, though, says i'm just a morning are here. not going to be around all day, but hey, we'll take it in the morning hours. helps cool us off a little in the bay for overnight recovery. >> we may not see that happened well inland going on with those temperatures dropping nicely. 73, antioch, right now over the east bay hills, concord and livermore already approaching mid 60's 50's up to the north bay with 54 san francisco in half moon bay with the place for the high. that's going to be everything we're talking about here and it looks and the latest projection projections that it's starting to slide a little to the southeast. from our perspective, that means for tomorrow. that means it, although we always kind of thought sunday might not be as hot as saturday. it's looking a little better and maybe some

scattered clouds sneaking in here as well, too. but 9 clouds, meaning it won't generate in the monsoon thunder showers. here it is on futurecast for take your the fog clearing out. all right. except along the coast, though, it looks like it might keep some scattered clouds going on. there comes back tomorrow as i showed you earlier, covers up the bay real nicely here. but then look what happens on sunday afternoon. some mid-level cloud cover seeping up here. and that's going to shave off those high temperatures that are being projected. so not as hot probably tomorrow with the induction of some of that cloud cover. and you can see how it erodes away as we start to get into monday. so it looks to be from this vantage point, a rain-free event of some of that moisture mid-level coming right across the bay area. conveniently during the day, not at night during the day to cut off the solar heating. all right. those winds not doing too much today. a little bit of an onshore wind popping because of inland heating. but then tomorrow as that high starts to shift a little bit to the southeast, we start to see the driving of the onshore winds want to get back to the moisture levels at the surface. dries out in the

afternoon were stolen fire season. no kidding. but tomorrow morning, there you see it. it's checking in again right here across the base. we get some relief not as much relief happening well inland and even sunday afternoon looks like it dries out in the afternoon hours, even with the cloud cover a lot. so putting it all together for you. overcast and half moon bay. we got the early fog hot inland. looks like near one 10 contra costa county solano counties tomorrow. more of the same. but we've got those scattered clouds drifting here in the .fternoon. as i showed you with the marine layer in the morning hours. but then into next week, temperatures fall midweek. we might be looking at 80's happening in some spots that are 100 plus today. 75 san francisco are the clouds and warm. 80 going on for oakland. 92. meanwhile for san jose. but the purple crowds are out now 108, for any act and 107, conquered 90's up to the north bay. but you still may pop 100 here or there. there you have 105 still with us on sunday as we get some scattered clouds

monday at about 1, 0, 1, 70. it does look like an improvement start to get into next week here a little bit. but i was really kind interesting to see this cloud cover come tomorrow. it's not going to be the game changer for folks inland. still white hot good thing is that's not that's kind of the direction of the monsoon. but it doesn't look like it's holding any rain for us. we'll be dry cut off some of that sun in the afternoon and we get and we get the the marine layer in the morning hours for the bay tomorrow. so that's good news to the sounds like >> practices to try to stay along the coast, if you that's true. when you're mentioning top where earlier. but real quick tonight, those lows, by the way, are not going to be rolled great in tahoe. you may about 70 or something by tomorrow morning. and if people had to tahoe make sure that they pick up after themselves. that's true. it looks like garbage all over the place. yeah. and speaking of that, take a look at our next story here. changes are coming to lake tahoe beaches after party goers. >> litter the area with thousands of pounds of trash over the 4th of july holiday. the league to save lake tahoe is working with the forest service to prevent any future

messes. they say more trash cans, dumpsters, restrooms and staffing will be added there. there will also be stricter rules and enforcement volunteers picked up more than 63,000 pounds of garbage from zephyr cove. the day after july 4th. so hopefully those changes make a difference. and a driver is in the hospital after a car went off a cliff and into the ocean friday. it hot happened on highway one in santa cruz county between scott creek beach and greyhound rock. firefighters set up a rope rescue and pulled the driver to safety. a person is hospitalized in critical condition. and now to our ongoing coverage of the fentanyl crisis here in the bay area. kron four's haaziq madyun breaks down the latest overdose numbers in the city of san francisco. >> the alarming number continues to grow for fentanyl overdose deaths this year in the city of san francisco this year. to date in san

francisco, almost 80% of our preliminary overdose deaths are due to fentanyl last month in our city. 53 people died of overdose. while that is a decrease from may. where 78 people lost their lives due to overdose. this is nonetheless higher than we saw last year. francisco department of public health officials describe why fentanyl is in a class by itself when it comes to addictive drugs know. >> is a game changer. it is more deadly. more addictive and harder to recover from and other drugs that we've so within the past due to its potency, a very, very small amounts fentanyl can kill someone. doctor hilary coded outlines key steps dph is taking to reduce the risk of overdose deaths. >> we have trained as well as our partners. thousands of people on how to recognize and overdose and use locks on to save a life. we're also

working to expand training and overdose recognition and response. and we're also planning to fund organizations to provide overdose prevention and outreach focus on black and other highly impacted communities in san francisco, drug prevention and treatment services may be offered to people. but the question is a second. people are not. >> accepting voluntary services for drug treatment. that is where san francisco law enforcement now comes in as a compulsion. every measure, the possibility of being arrested for using drugs in public spaces says sf district attorney brooke jenkins. most of the people that i encounter who are in recovery now say that it was. the hitting rock bottom, which was being arrested. that ultimately led them to get clean. so that's the first point. the second point is i have no issue with having public health intervene in any manner that we believe they should. i don't think that this is a one prong approach of simply using the criminal

justice system. but to the extent that public health is unsuccessful. and when we look out at the street, apparently there are things that are not working with what's going on. i believe that my office conserve some role in this to help between the help being offered for drug use is by the department of public health. >> and that up francisco law enforcement only time will tell if either of these options will be successful in reducing lives lost to the city's fentanyl prices. in francisco haaziq mod-yoon kron. 4 news. >> actors wrapped up the first day of walking the picket lines on friday. the actors union voted to stop work until demand centered on pay and ai images can be resolved. that means actors will not take part in tv and movie production publicity appearances, red carpets, award shows and other events. they join the writers who went on strike earlier this year.

fran drescher, the former star of the nanny, is now president of the union. >> i'm a human and i would rather have humans do the job and be happy. and i would rather share the wealth with people that are center of the work so hard to create interest rate that everybody can prosper and does this to be so to try and squeeze working people? >> and the alliance of motion picture and television producers accuse the actors union of walking away from talks. they say they already offered a number of improvements, including the highest residual increases in 35 years. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and east bay city unveils a new tool to fight climate change by storing carbon underground. a

man who shot a sonoma county sheriff's deputy last year is sentenced to 21 years in prison. you can smart pleaded no contest to charges of shooting at deputy justin clayton last october with a homemade gun. this is body cam video of that incident that night deputies responded to reports of a disturbance at smart's home and later found him in downtown sonoma. prosecutors say smart fired at clayton missing the deputy. in the east bay. a new school was unveiled friday and pittsburgh in the fight against climate change. it's a pilot project from electricity producer, calpine that hopes to catch 95% of the carbon generated by the loss. madonna's energy center. carbon capture is a decades-old technology. this

project is the first specifically designed for a newer, more selective version of the technology. the goal is to capture almost all the carbon and then stored underground where it can be repurpose. and we are keeping an eye on the triple digit weather. we break down what you need to know and how you you need to know and how you can help keep yourself safe. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis keeps flaring, put it in check with rinvoq,

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stephanie lin. start off this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr as tracking all that weather that is really starting to heat up a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. there's your morning fog to also start to clear out a little bit. here are the kind of getting squished a bit. and this is one of the things all about this forecast has been. >> this marine layer, although it's great to have around the immediate bay, it's quite thin as you can just get a shot of idea we're talking about. that's key for the lows tonight because even though this is expected to spill across the bay again, those higher elevations, even right here in the bay, you won't cool off being in the 70's even overnight. there are surface winds, not much of that to speak up this afternoon. it upticks a little bit from local winds are onshore by tomorrow. they become a little bit more potent as they could become a more some was that high, chris, off to the southeast temperature. check for you. we've got the 50's around the bay right now. 73, antioch, 64 for concord and livermore. also 62 to the santa clara valley for the a's today versus the twins game. time at 407. some cooling relief at

about 80 for you, folks. well inland, that will be a nice treat. warm and sunny, though, will called still cau warm. i'm looking for a place to use the word warm worse. a northwest winds around 10 with all of this. again, the excessive heat warning with us today. tomorrow. possibility maybe they might chip away at this or trim this a little bit because of that cloud cover in the mid layers of the atmosphere tomorrow. may rob us of high temperatures. but today, 89 at high noon of 3, 101, getting into next week. it looks like there is some relief happening once you just know it by the middle of next week, we might be looking at some 80's in spots that are 100 plus today. we'll check that on your 4 zone forecast a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. thousands of people are set to hit the pavement in races happening in sonoma and napa county this weekend. they're hoping to cross the fhnish line before the weather starts to really heat up. kron four's tiffany justice joins our credit, rather continues. our team coverage now from sonoma where temperatures are expected to be in the 90's

today. and tiffany looks like here. you've got a live interview set for us with one of the racers. >> a woman's first place. winner writer joining you know, it's cool right now, but we are expected area of people out here. but joining us right now, sure at terry the first place started you. was short and getting ready for i more about, you know, use yes, yes, i was with new balance for a little while after college. you know, it was a good run. and now running for fun now. beautiful. it was coming from 110 degrees. this 50 some degree weather was amazing. i love you care in any way. you know, having to deal with

you've got to be careful. what time of day you run, you have to be drinking fluids all day long. you have be very careful. this is can be cooling route see yeah, i saw a lot of aid stations. it's. >> this was really well put together to prepared for are you taking part in half marathon? yes, that's actually what i came out here getting ready for it. this 5 k was a great to to get ready for a long race tomorrow. >> how are you preparing for that when it comes for well, tomorrow to me, it's going to be cool. you know, you just got to be inside as much as you can minimize outdoor activity until it's time to -ight. in the middle of that heat wave. yeah. all. right. looks like it's got a great

time out there. hopefully everyone continues to stay safe. thank you, tiffany. >> the hot weather is expected to bring lots of people to the coast this weekend. but if you go, there's some important safety advice to keep in mind. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> few people were at ocean beach friday afternoon, but that is expected to change this weekend when temperatures inland are expected to soar to triple digits. you know, you hear about cover. and so it's chat. >> a happens. we're going towards our guests. >> get kate guessing. and michael jones know the risks and have seen a few water rescues at ocean beach. people swear >> the >> san francisco fire department sent out these tips for anyone who wants to beat the heat to take extra caution when visiting the coast. if you find yourself in a rip, current remain calm, do not fight the current swim parallel to shore, stay off rocks in and around the shore while boating ensure your safety gear is in working order and that every person on board has a life jacket that

fits. if you do decide this especially if you have kids, please keep an eye on your children. sergeant phil hall, word with the san mateo county sheriff's office echoes those tips and urges the public. if you do on the water. >> you know where the current may be strong, you have pay the water certainly might be colder than you think it will be just a minute. you're safe limits to what you can do physically heat warnings, pay attention to signs around you and stay hydrated. >> gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and make sure you stay with kron 4 as we continue our coverage of the heat wave, you can scan a qr code right there on your screen will take you directly to the latest information. well, this weekend's hot weather could be dangerous for your health force theresa has advice from experts on ways to stay safe. >> i'm theresa here and walnut creek taking precautions. that is the name of the game right now to make sure that you make it safely through the weekend. with that heat wave upon u.s.,

health experts share some tips on how best to stay safe. >> number one thing is obvious cities stay inside much if you do have to go outside. i highly recommend that you wear sunscreen at least number 15, but the higher the number, the better and it's better to be a little bit more generous with sun screen as opposed being using too little. and then the 3rd thing and probably most important is to stay well hydrated. and obviously that wreck, that drinking lots of fluids in particular water is by far the best refreshment you want to avoid a other fluids that could be potentially be hydrating such as alcohol. >> doctor sue noble, poly with kaiser permanente. redwood city says watch out for signs of heat exhaustion or heat stroke. if you are out and about it doesn't take a lot of heat exposure to start to feel not so he might feel that might indicate you're going to

have a problem with the heat is if you start to have headaches, nausea, some dizziness, i've seen to start to sweat a feeling faint, those kinds of things. so if you start to have those kinds of symptoms really be on the lookout for trying to get inside as much as possible and have their farms park in walnut creek friday. many children played under canopies on play structures to avoid the harsh sun. >> i spoke with a mom who had her plan in place to tackle the upcoming hot weekend by huge like a basketball hoop. those like water slides as water. guys, we've got it all planned out. i think this is like. >> multiple weeks of planning because this is the day this is make sure the kids are ok, but it's fine. i think things are going to be good and don't forget about caring for pets. they too can get into trouble in the heat. so how do you safe in the we have this little contraption that for water and i don't let him

touch with the sun is on the ground. i think that like that's the way too hot for his paws. so keeping him on the the cool shade. >> like no black top. not going just watching out again, the doctor saying that taking those precautions will make a huge remember when you're applying the sunscreen, do it liberally and do it often and wear the hat here. want to create theresa kron. 4 news. >> and police in san francisco discovered multiple narcotics in an unattended backpack on thursday. and this is an image of the bag found in the soma neighborhood on 7th and mission streets. it contained 253 grams of heroin. 287 grams of meth and more than 600 grams of fentanyl. no word yet on any arrests. and police are investigating a fatal shooting in pittsburgh. it happened around 5 o'clock friday on crestview lane. officers were responding. a car drove into the pittsburgh police parking lot where the driver officers

to his car. the officers found the driver and one passenger inside the car with multiple gunshot wounds. the passenger did not survive. the driver was taken to the hospital in serious but stable condition. officers responded to the area of crestview lane and found evidence of a shooting and police are working on the needs. 2 more guards at the federal women's prison in dublin face prison time after pleading guilty to felony charges of sexually abusing incarcerated women between 2020 2021. both also face half a million dollars in fines. each the pleas of the latest in a string of indictments, convictions and plea agreements involving 8 employees at that prison. native of boxing champ devin haney is out on a $35,000 bail after being arrested in hollywood. was arrested in on thursday for allegedly having a handgun in his car during a traffic stop. he was reportedly not behind the wheel at the time, but the car was registered under his name. it's not clear if the gun

belonged to him or the driver. the boxer is set to face a judge next month. the former francisco public utilities commission official has been found guilty on federal fraud charges. the fbi charge handling kelly in twenty-twenty for misconduct, including taking gifts for city contracts and lying to get a loan. kelly was found guilty of 6 of the 8 total counts against him and faces a max sentence of 20 to 30 years in prison. attorneys suggest he's more likely to be sentenced to 2 to 3 years. and department of education says that it is forgiving billions of dollars in student loans for some qualified borrowers. but mariin has the details. >> more than 800,000 student borrowers are getting good news in their inboxes. the department of education says it's forgiving roughly 39 billion dollars in student debt. we've adjusted our column space on the payments that they've made. that wasn't just under 4 u.s. education.

secretary miguel cardona says his agency fix the system error. now thousands of borrowers who fell through the cracks of an income based program are getting credit for the payments they already made. i think it's a strong message to to the whole country that we're not done fighting for for students tells me this was in the works even before the supreme court struck down the biden administration's broader student loan forgiveness program, a plan he says the administration is still working to revive to student borrowers out there. should they keep hope alive yes, i'm confident that we're going to what we can to provide debt relief where we can. republican senator shelley moore capito says it's time to give it up. i hate to see given false hope for something and then have it fall through. in a tweet, missouri republican senator eric schmitt who led the charge to block the forgiveness program. >> called friday's announcement. quote, another example of executive overreach. cardona says those 800,000 americans will begin to see their balances adjusted. >> in the next 30 days, they and we're not. we're not done.

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going to greet us again tomorrow morning to around the immediate bay. overcast, as you can see in san francisco. but some sun peering on through just going. it's mixing process now in actually, numbers tonight could be much warmer than around the bay. now highs and 92, as you can see and monday, tuesday, we fall a little bit, but we're talking overnight lows because of higher elevation is where that warm air just stays. we get the fortune of fact that marine layer with that dense cold air slips and underneath that, it looks like it's going to return tomorrow morning as well to give at least some parts of the bay, a little bit of relief. so there it is. there's a high pressure. ac is on overtime here. looks like all over the a west. in fact. but that high is going to start to weaken a little bit and move towards the our perspective, ushering in some scattered clouds. these look to be dry. that's good news because sometimes that could be dry. thunderstorms. that's later in the season. the monsoon type pattern. but we do gets some cloud cover aloft. it looks like coming in from the southwest. so again, that high slips to the southeast. we open up that

flow pattern a little bit, but then start to cool bit as well as we get into next weekend. looks like some numbers coming our way into the 80's. don't you know, and some of those far east bay reache1 today. let's to around 75 san francisco with the coast. actually, that fog when it clears, particularly in the peninsula. part up in the north, not as much. but this is the flow pattern where the the monsoon, too. but i mean, that flow pattern from the coast comes in a little bit, keeps that marine layer thick 81 for burlingame, 82 foster city, upper 80's to about 90 here in this pocket. the south bay. well, in the santa clara valley, most in the lower 90's. but you start to further inland 103, popping for morgan hill, upper 80's along the east bay shoreline might see a 90 pop here and there tri valley, 100 plus 104, danville, 107, up to concord. carquinez strait. going to be a bit on the breezy side more so tomorrow, but plenty hot as you can see, the lay one 8100 fairfield out that 93 99, santa rosa. but we see relief

next week. check it out. we've got 80's on the board as we get to next week. again, some scattered clouds tomorrow may shave off some of those highs. just a touch. but we warm up again as we head into the following weekend, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> our next guest this morning are an award-winning children's choir. joining us all the way from taiwan. locke says kicks off their u.s. tour this month, starting with us here in the bay area and they hope to raise awareness of taiwanese aboriginal culture through the power of their songs. joining me live now is the founder of the choir. but along with choir supporter, catherine saying and translators. cindy thank you so much to all of you for joining us this morning. thank you for having us were. so this is very exciting and very interesting your here to talk about taiwanese aboriginal culture as well. that's part of the mission of the choir. tell us a bit about that. ok, jean, fascinating.

>> and >> to we are seeing lee she is. 2 dozen teachey the hotel at t 2 woman. the law is showing intend function left. quick comment. yeah, i mean, it's just will miss you the heights. can go flee and to come to you can live tier it will men to young each you warm. and mayor hyde says tucci law union so that men down to don't have to come. since >> very good in sunny. would you like offer that translation? for supple a way to thanked all versus supporter in bay area. and secondly also to keep the surgeon some opportunity to go to a different country to low from a different culture. very good and tell us a bit about the culture that you do represent out in taiwan. he

should home to the engine on one-on-one how you won the talent to me, well, when they shoot hit shop was couple going through what will do i would like go see tongue weight to so it let told him to tell kind of just constant in these and guns and the so woman like that, and you put there's a kind tell ball. well, me is tiny. you can do to the end to initiate has to tell you this. shell, he'll miss you on coke will that in these and guns in home when she she she she quote, high. that this woman light says he intends any of them would to so we're basically from a tribe in telling copeland. and so what culture from the right is the choir. >> so the choir has i we can give up a commission people and >> so we come here not just to

see all the overseas supporters. so we also go to like the elderly center we also go to some and schools to interact with different very good and tell us to a bit about the tour. this is your first u.s. tour. having feel about that and where will you be performing? see the sheen turned this machines almost put an opinion, >> meant sunday falling into my good you. gotta cynthia you've wasn't only find good you to given since it came so in total we have 3 performance to real usa toler. so first one is going to be tonigsan jose is going be the center for performing arts. >> the second one is going to being san diego and a 3rd one is going to be listening to so we will come from to come. and enjoy the floyds from taiwan. >> that's so special. and i have to really emphasize again, this is such rare and

unique opportunity because we're talking about not just high won, but also a very specific group. an indigenous tribe with taiwan. really thank you so much to all of you for coming out here today and tell us a bit about what you'll be performing for us today. home gotten that, know, months and then. >> clip who know treat home. the goodwill. >> pass the john joseph went onto yo kylian says he and the you don't good time. isis. >> so we're going to perform today is called ship, but food this time before the hunter going off for hunting. so it's a way to less than to have a hottest. very good. and how can people get more information? found a way out to letitia? will that you did says shooting. >> can a all woman that long gun? well, this is moment that i want you initiate sunk one for on time and goal. cano

yet. so if you want to get more information, for example, of all performance. >> and you can always welcome to sage. our name in chinese is telling and you quit or you can so to also have a facebook page for it on specifically for it's cole fox that ifi us a moment day. she has mckinnie mail to want yeah. because of the 10 of them, it is so the so it's going to not going to be the performance, but it's still going to show a bit about what is it about? okay, wonderful. we look forward to seeing that. we want to make sure enough time. so have you take it for ok? all right. thank you. >> all right. again, that's box and they are an award-winning average in a children's choir starring indigenous kids ages 9 to 13 years old. the coming all the way from taiwan kicking off their first ever u.s. tour with a live performance for us here on kron. 4.

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sweeping across the bay area right now taking a live look now at the high temperatures for today. you can see parts of the bay area already hitting triple digits. livermore at 105, antioch at 108. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday, july, the 15th and have got all sorts of coverage for you on this heat wave from safety tips as well as just exactly when the hottest temperatures are going to be hitting us here in the bay area. but let's i get things started with a look at our forecast now with dave spahr. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody and hot. it will be for today. joining us this early mornings that fog which is kind of nice. that's that cool marine layer coming in. you don't always have to see it in terms of fog. >> we get that cooling effect that fills up the bay. looks like it's going to that same thing again tomorrow morning to to kind of help out. but right now you can see covering over the golden gate, current number, 73, antioch, upper 60's east to the east bay

hills. notice around the carquinez strait that marine layer spilling inland. don't know to be quite as lucky tomorrow in those inland spots and certainly higher elevations. you don't get as much cooling with type of scenario because the air right above us is already in the 80's. if you go up a couple 1000 feet, now that fog, let's try this tonight. here comes back again. that cold, dense air and this is about the most progress it gets. it keeps again around the bay will have some fog going on. but you get inland. you don't have that consolation winds right now on shore. they will be being driven by that inland heating. but by tomorrow because of the shifting about high, coupled with inland heating, we may get a better breeze working in here, too. that also works in tandem for some cooling, particularly for your sunday night. excessive heat warning. this covers everybody until tomorrow at 11:00pm. they take technically may chip away at some of this. a little bit of that cloud cover really holds up and we get those winds working as well, kind of chipping away at the highs. 95

1 o'clock at 102 by 4 stephanie was talking about. we'll see areas that are 105, plus or well in the 40's. if you still with celsius. coming up a little bit here will have a look at your weekend forecast. stefanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much for that. and people planning to be outdoors are being advised to take precautions. that includes thousands of people participating in races in sonoma and napa county this weekend. however, stephanie justice continues our live team coverage now from sonoma where temperatures are expected to be. >> in the 90's there today. and tiffany, are you starting to feel heat yet?

>> should they need to stop and take a break? >> we actually have a few people that are joining us right now. you just heard from rules. he was an organizer the event over weekend. and joining us right now a group that's ready for charity right? my name is are af ago. and we're out here today running for the michael j fox foundation. >> more about your guys. thoughts about getting prepared write today. you know, it's starting up morning, but expected been a concern for you >> we also were lucky with the

marine layer today. another great way to manage baby is to run with joy with friends and >> he's great. and how was again, we're here running for the michael j fox foundation and it's about creating awareness for parkinson's all right. thank you so much. love to see that. >> energy out there. >> well, temperatures are expected to soar into the 90's in the south bay today. kron 4 justin campbell explains what's being done to protect the most vulnerable from the heat. >> at one of the bay park, josi is on housed and will be writing out the heat wave. >> in her tent to used to it. i can handle you know, colder. love wild weather like and move through it. >> though she will be staying put. she won't be without

support. sean cartwright has packed her car with water propel and food along with food for our four-legged friends, cat food, dog food. saturday morning she and other volunteers will be passing these items at homeless camps across san jose. and a lot of these areas, particularly the south side, it's very hard to find shade. so the ground is like packed earth and there's no shade and it's just really easy to. >> the overcome by the heat heart right is with urge on house response group and says it's important for the on the house to take precautions, especially diabetics. if you're diabetic, you won't be able to register the heat. >> it's a lot easier during the heat because once you get so hot, you don't realize that you're overheating leading up to the weekend heat wave. we've heard a similar warning from doctors to people with underlying conditions, the danger that he can bring really the very young infants and the elderly people with. >> other help. >> problem. but chad, in just

the parkville year chronic obstructive pulmonary, to give you an idea how hot it is going to be this weekend. >> the national weather service says there is 2% chance that san jose could reach 100 degrees sunday. you have people like heart, right? that will be out here on the street, passing out water whatever you need to stay cool because it is going to be very hot this weekend here in san jose reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> and on to our next story here, we're going to take just a quick pause as we make sure that all cued up. governor newsom along with state emergency officials are urging people to take this weekend's triple digit temperatures seriously. >> very mindful and sober about the health and safety of people and these extreme heat events and these triple digit mean this one of 7, 1, 0, 8, or 9.10. this is becoming all

too familiar in the state of california. i think many people don't understand the severity this extreme hot weather can bring. >> to your people safety. so just practicing those precautions such wearing life vests when you're near water, i'm wearing sunscreen. staying hydrated. keeping your eyes on a neighbors may elderly neighbors that may not have resources. and there's so many different scenarios that can make people vulnerable. so keeping a man out for yourself, but also the people around you. >> last year, a heat wave brought the state dangerously close to widespread outages. so far this year, the governor says the power grid is holding up well with the increased demand. the extreme heat can be especially tough on outdoor workers like road crews and those in construction. the state is deploying monitors to make sure employers are following safety regulations that includes making sure workers have lots of water shade and rest periods. >> we had 2 deaths last year

worker fatalities where by the time employer took that. workers in the hospital, their body temperature was 108 degrees. you've got to adjust make sure you take breaks and get enough water and say i it. >> state adds any businesses violating safety rules will face a fine last year. the state issued about 1.4 million dollars in citations to employers. if you're planning to take part this weekend, expect delays. trains typically run about 10 minutes behind when the heat nears triple digit. the slowdowns are to avoid something like this from happening. this video on your screen is from last june when overheating impact the rails and caused a train to go off the tracks in concord. and a reminder the bay area's under a spare the air alert. the hot temperatures combined with car exhaust creates more smog and pollution children, seniors and people with respiratory and heart problems are especially vulnerable. experts

recommend people avoid outdoor exercise except in the early morning hours. and make sure you stay with kron 4 as we continue our coverage of the heat wave, you can scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to updated forecast along with advice on coping with the heat. and now to developing news. police are investigating 2 separate bay area freeway shootings, including one that injured an 8 year-old boy. the child was shot on eastbound 5.80, in oakland last night. this is near the grand and harrison street exits by lake merritt. police say people into car started shooting at each other. the boy was caught in the crossfire. police have not released suspect descriptions yet. >> he was transported by his mother to highland hospital. and later. traveled and was transported to oakland children's hospital. the 2 suspect vehicles involved and this are described as a dark

gray suv and a room colored suv. >> no word yet on the child's condition this morning, we have reached out to chp for more information and we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. a separate freeway shooting happened friday afternoon on to 80 in san francisco. it happened near the albany boulevard, exit and highway 101, one woman was hit in the leg and taken to the hospital. she is expected to be ok and this is video of the car. the woman was driving. you can see the bullet hole that went through the side of her car door. there. police do not have a description of the shooter or the car they were in. but chp says this is being investigated as a road rage incident. and oakland's pandemic-related eviction moratorium has expired. that means starting today. tenants can be evicted for not paying rent. the move is a welcome sign for many mom and pop rental landlords unable to generate rental income during

the pandemic. meantime, tenant advocates warn of an upcoming surge in evictions. the city of oakland has set aside 1 million dollars to fund legal support for any tenants facing eviction. >> the tenants are responsible for paying rent during the of the eviction moratorium. unless they do. that's that the cause of not paying rent was due to financial hardship due to covid-19. >> and we have a list of renters assistance. resources on our website. kron 4 dot com. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. hollywood is closed for business as actors join writers on the picket lines for the first time in more than 60 years. >> after the break, changes are coming to lay toppled beaches after party goers litter the area with thousands of pounds of trash. >> and today going to be a hot one. as we look at temperatures, 100 plus, particularly in the east bay

over the east bay hills. looks like that's going to hold tomorrow. w

>> all right. and taking a live look now at the richmond bridge this morning where it looks like bumper to bumper traffic out there under some overcast and gray skies again, that's the richmond district or excuse me, the richmond bridge, i should say. >> let's check in now with dave who is in the weather center tracking those temperatures that are slowly warming. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. live shot coming in for you of the east bay shoreline. we start to peel away that fog. but look how thin that layer is. so the kind of help us out for a around the immediate bay and

near water and looks like that will return again for tonight. so it gives us some cooling relief. but as you can see, peeling away at this morning, our and we go into blue skies for the most part temperature check for you because of that influence. we've kept the temperatures down only about 60 ish, but you go inland up to 73, antioch, up to the north bay. they're your 60's in place. 55 san francisco and 65 meanwhile for san jose, you can see the flow pattern around this high, which is basically part kind of in our backyard here. the thinking, is going to slip to the southwest of the 4 corner states? and from that perspective, we get the backside of the high which is going to usher in some mid-level cloud cover tomorrow. that may cost us a few degrees with that. that's the big plus with all of that in this thinking, we see this on future cast for first of all, this fog clears out for the most part around the coast. that may be problematic in some spots comes back tomorrow morning. and this is nice clears out and we get some cloud cover a lot. that's kind of the monsoon pattern. but if this were more august

and september, be more problematic and we don't actually see the flare up of thunder showers up in the mountains with this for the most part either. but it will probably chip away at your highs expected for sunday winds to see a breeze going on today. that's kind of typical. we have them. local winds, not so much to not that. that means the big winds across the whole region. we'll see that happen a little tomorrow. again, this is in response to the high sinking the 4 corner states today got early fog, one on hot inland near one 10 for contra costa county solano count es. tomorrow, brief bay fog afternoon, scattered clouds. as i mentioned, that's 2 types of moisture. your marine layer is that cold, dense air and up here is that mid-level moisture. and then for next week, monday, still hot inland, but improvement as we see 80's filter across the bay. 75 san francisco about 92 for san jose. 80 for oakland. here's a look at the big temperature map there. the purples are out in full force 108, for antioch. meanwhile, about 100 ish, if you will, up

to the north bay 105, tomorrow, reflecting those clouds still hot, inland 101, for monday. as we wait for the drop into next week, we'll take a look at the longer range forecast a stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. well, if ever get nervous when you fly. >> there's good news. if you have a departing flight out of sfo. >> you may have heard of the wag brigade. they're a team of animal therapy. superheroes offering comfort to travelers. >> and the brigade fitst joined us in the winter time when holiday travel season hit its peak and now they're back to share more on ways. they're offering a helping paw this summer travel season. joining us live now our dan morris and support cat duke ellington morris, thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you for having us. all right. so tell us a little bit about duke. well, we suspect about 14 years old? we have had him for about 12 and a half years. we were at san francisco animal care and control looking for a new cat.

>> and he adopted daughter who was 5 at the time. all that so sweet. he had adopted her. yeah, he use just beautiful. gorgeous, hugh shiny and so calm. >> yes, yes. and i can't take any credit for that. that's just the way he is and why duke ellington. well, the story goes, my daughter loved the color purple at the age of and that's the color of and i made a huge just fans. so i figured what a great name for a cat. yes, yes. and it looks like he has just the perfect personality to be a therapy animal he's approached by all these different people at the airport also just at the different therapies, enters that you for he is a very calm cat and he enjoys the attention. clearly he's enjoying the pets. and you know how the summer travel looks so far. it has a have you had a lot of people approach. the 2 of you asking for, hey, you know, could i could i put we were there on

tuesday and it looks like things are back pre-pandemic levels very busy on tuesday in the international section. yeah. yeah. we heard about a lot of delays and cancellations happening over the 4th of july holiday. so i mean, i imagine just having members of the wag brigade there to help ease some of the stress. >> it was probably pretty helpful for a lot of people. yes, of course. of course. it's always nice to forget. just a moment that you're in a stressful situation by just petting an animal. so what are some common things that people say to you, both the both of you when they see you guys in the airport and he's got the little vest on. i'm usually so a lot of excitement. maybe there might be a little squeal of excitement and then they usually ask, can i pet your cat, which is always nice to hear. that is the appropriate way of approaching an animal, even though he does have a sign that says pet

>> and they ask a lot of questions about too such such as how busy does he have a friend at home, which he does. he has friend named tiger. so it's really it's wonderful interaction with the public. it's a it's just wonderful. and what it's what has it been like being a part of the wag brigade? how did you all get involved in the first place? well, duke a spoon a volunteer for over 10 years. so he started out at ucsf at the icu. and he still continues to work with ucsf each week as well as the sisters living places. but yeah, received a phone wag brigade that they were looking for a cat to add to family who so they called you. we want to and he

auditioned and he passed with flying colors. he audition. what does that entail? well, it's just pretty much going he was introduced to the dogs at work okay. it was just. going around to see how he would react with such big group of top us walk us through to the about the healing powers that being around animals can have when someone might be dealing with some anxiety. well, sometimes it's just a matter of just looking at up at and people feel a lot better about things. so just looking at duke just wind there being a people find that very last. it's comforting. yes. and so how can people and wintery? i'm sure that you're on a set schedule when you sign up to volunteer at the at the airport. so how can people find you actually the best way to find us or any other team member at the sfo wag brigade

is to go on and their handler is at sfo wag ok? and then they have this. they'll have like a schedule or are there certain locations where you're going to at the airport are very specific. they will say coming july, 20th at 10:00am at what's to say, a particular airline or terminal one. they will state where an animal will be located. all right. very good. you know, just since since we have just a little bit of time left, i just wanted to ask you to just how your if there's anything you'd like to just share with people in terms of making sure pets stay safe. during this hot weather. we've been talking about the hot weather all week long. really write my suggestion, especially in this is for dogs. please do not take them into a car in a 2 for your errands and what have you just leave them at home? because the weather is brutal. so yeah, please leave your dogs at home make sure they have lots of water. with the

cats make sure they're hydrated as >> all right, jen morris and support at duke ellington morris with sfo wag brigade. thank you so much for joining us today. thank you for your time. really appreciate all time. really appreciate all right. we'll be right back.

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>> all right. good morning, 9.29. this saturday morning. welcome back to the kron. 4

morning news. i'm stephanie lin. that's the start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr tracking those warm conditions for us a day. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. but at least we have this fog come this morning, it will do the same thing tomorrow. this is half moon bay kind of overcast for right now. thing sup you people out there with coats on, in fact. >> that's quite a different scenario. so our micro climates will be checking in with those inland spots really popping nicely. >> and remaining cool, even in the afternoon here in half moon bay and coastal locations where we're only looking at a couple spots that may crack into 70. that's because of the late clearing of the fog will have some scattered clouds will call for the afternoon. this is the shot of the flow pattern right now. you know, kind of on shore, single digits for the most part. we seera little bit of a earnest uptick by tomorrow afternoon. temperatures currently right now, 79 for antioch, not wasting any time. 67 concord and livermore little bit more sluggish along the east bay

shoreline. as we fight off some of that fog. that's fine. 63 for santa rosa for the a's game today later versus the twins for a 7 game time warm and sunny with a west northwest wind at about 10, maybe a shock. your system if you're coming in from the far east bay. excessive heat warning for just about everybody unless you're near water. san francisco in a good chunk of the peninsula. not in that. as you can see. that will be with us until tomorrow night, despite the fact of some clouds coming. 94, 1 o'clock at 4 101. but again, we have a couple of spots that will be racing to approach one 10, maybe in a 1, 0, 7, 108. but that will be pretty much contra costa county solano county clerk in a straight. that's the concentration. the hottest weather will be today in the little tomorrow. we'll have your 4 zone forecast and that extended in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. thousands of people are set to hit the pavement in races happening in sonoma and napa county this weekend. they're hoping to cross the finish line for the weather starts to really heat up out there.

proper justice continues. our can our team coverage now from sonoma. >> where temperatures are expected to get pretty hot there today at tiffany. i see that your hair up now. so i imagine things are getting warmer out there. >> it is starting to warm up. a lot of people who are participating in is staying in day there. out of that. and many of them are right. had at plate. a lot of people take advantage of cool morning start heat up here rose day. came here to about pretty much wrapped up at this point. but we have so much more tell you about though. the race began at 8 >> and just wrapped up. but there are hundreds of people out here and there are more to come tomorrow when the half marathon this is the 19th annual road race which started at now organizers say they have it participants in mind when it comes to this. he putting safeguards in place. event organizers, teams have

acted. it activated safety which includes cooling buses along the route ice towels spray stations at the finish line. they also say with predicted high temps along with the half marathon tomorrow, they don't want runners overextend themselves and that they should listen to their bodies and slow down. if they're feeling warm, continue to hydrate with electrolyte privileges and water. and if you feel unwell at any time during the race, flag down their medical person

>> that's what they really want. runners that have been out here. but keep in mind hot that are going to be hanging around weekend. >> have marathon starts at 7 o'clock tomorrow morning. stephanie, back to let you hear that they are offering some resources for people to cool off out there. thank you, tiffany. >> the hot weather is expected to bring lots of people to the coast this weekend. but if you go, there are some important safety advice to keep in mind. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> few people were at ocean beach friday afternoon, but that is expected to change this weekend when temperatures inland are expected to soar to triple digits. you know, you hear about cover. and so it's chat. >> happens. we go towards our guests. >> get kate guessing. and michael jones know the risks and have seen a few water rescues at ocean beach. people swear >> the

>> san francisco fire department sent out these tips for anyone who wants to beat the heat to take extra caution when visiting the coast. if you find yourself in a rip, current remain calm, do not fight the current swim parallel to shore, stay off rocks in and around the shore while boating ensure your safety gear is in working order and that every person on board has a life jacket that fits. if you decide this especially if you have kids, please keep an eye on your children. sergeant phil hall, word with the san mateo county sheriff's office. echoes those tips and urges the public. if you do on the water. >> you know where the current may be strong, you have pay the water certainly might be colder than you think it will be just a minute. you're safe limits to what you can do physically heat warnings, pay attention to signs around you and stay hydrated. >> gayle ong kron. 4 news. well, this weekend's hot weather could be dangerous for your health from forest service says dawson has advice from experts to stay safe. >> i'm theresa here and walnut creek taking precautions. that

is the name of the game right now to make sure that you make it safely through the weekend. with that heat wave upon u.s., health experts share some tips on how best to stay safe. >> number one thing is obvious cities stay inside much if you do have to go outside. i highly recommend that you wear sunscreen at least number 15, but the higher the number, the better and it's better to be a little bit more generous with sun screen as opposed being using too little. and then the 3rd thing and probably most important is to stay well hydrated. and obviously that wreck, that means tricky lots of fluids in particular water is by far the best refreshment you want to avoid a other fluids that could be potentially be hydrating such as alcohol. >> doctors but poly with kaiser permanente, redwood city says watch out for signs of heat exhaustion or heat stroke. if you are out and about it doesn't take a lot of heat exposure to start to feel

not so he might feel that might indicate you're going have a problem with the heat is if you start to have headaches, nausea, some dizziness, i've seen to start to sweat a feeling faint, those kinds of things. so if you start to have those kinds of symptoms really be on the lookout for trying to get inside as much as possible and have their farms park in walnut creek friday. many children played under canopies on play structures to avoid the harsh >> i spoke with a mom who had her plan in place to tackle the upcoming hot weekend by huge like a basketball hoop. those like water slides as water. guys, we've got it all planned out. i think this is like multiple weeks of planning because this is the day this is make sure the kids are ok, but it's fine. i think things are going to be good and don't forget about caring for pets. they too can get into trouble in the heat. so

how do you safe in the we have this little contraption that for water and i don't let him touch for the sun is on the ground. i think that like that's the way too hot for his paws. so keeping him on the grass or on the cool shade. >> like no black top. not going just watching out again, the doctor saying that taking those precautions will make a huge remember when you're applying the sunscreen, do it liberally and do it often and wear the hat here. want to create recess. stasio kron. 4 news. and make sure you stay with kron 4 as we continue our coverage of the heat wave. >> you can scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to the latest information. police san francisco discovered multiple narcotics in an unattended backpack on thursday. this is a photo of the bag found in the soma neighborhood on 7th and mission streets. it contained 253 grams of heroin. 287 grams of meth and 603 grams of fentanyl. no word on any arrests. police are

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to the whole country that we're not done fighting for for students are gonna tells me this was in the works even before the supreme court struck down the biden administration's broader student loan forgiveness program, a plan he says the administration is still working to revive to student borrowers out there. should they keep hope alive yes, i'm confident that we're going to what we can to provide debt relief where we can. republican senator shelley moore capito says it's time to give it up. i hate to see given false hope for something that happened fall through in a tweet, missouri republican senator eric schmitt who led the charge to block the forgiveness program. >> called friday's announcement. quote, another example of executive overreach. cardona says those 800,000 americans will begin to see their balances adjusted in the next 30 days. they told and we're not. >> we're not done and the department will work to identify others who eligible in washington. raquel martin. >> feast your eyes. high temperatures projected for

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>> all right. taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge where you wouldn't even know that a heat wave about to sweep across the bay area here. it's quite foggy and overcast. i'm making for probably a bit of a cool drive across the bridge. but today we know that things are going to start to warm up a couple feet a couple 1000 feet above them right there. it's quite warm. and here's the shot in san francisco. quite how are often the distance there.

>> blue skies of kicked in. so it really shows how that marine layer is really being compromised in a very small area here as it will mix out for this afternoon, headed up to tahoe. you are 92 tomorrow with some scattered clouds may be even hotter today dropping into the 80's early into next week. we do see some scattered clouds tomorrow and all that. but tonight's lows, you might only see the 70's going on for overnight lows because that higher elevation. we'll have that marine layer that will help us out. so yeah, the ac is working overtime for today. tomorrow going to be plenty hot. the shifting of the high is what we're watching going forward and we can actually see some of that. here's nice plume of moisture our way. this is mid-level moisture, though, in terms of that scattered clouds and they cost us a couple degrees in terms of highs. good news is this isn't late in the season. we get that monsoon a little bit and sometimes that can bring some dry lightning and all that. but it doesn't look like that's going to come together today. actually very little impact even in the mountains with up sloping attend to get we do see cooling into next week. now you'll fill some of those numbers by tuesday into

wednesday. well, inland, a strike from this vantage point. there's the high with what's in her in slips into 4 corner states by monday. here comes the cooling trend with this little trough up towards the north of us. so will venture into the 80's for the middle part of next week. that will feel pretty good. take a little break from this very impressive type summer weather. a look at your 4 zone forecast today. 75 san francisco. the coast is actually tricky. are seeing some shots there where it's overcast and all that. we'll see scattered clouds on balance today. same deal tomorrow with that plume of moisture. i mentioned earlier for tomorrow, though, but 60's you can see for highs today. 81 burning again on the bay side. now and the upper 80's. when you head down to the south santa clara valley, lower 90's until you head away from the water 103, morgan hill discounts to 99. 92 cupertino, east bay shoreline near 90 tri valley. you're looking at 100 plus and beyond 104, for danville, one of 3 for walnut creek, one of 7 conquered the 18. 93 now. but

100 for fairfield. and we do about a 99 for santa rosa. 7 day forecast. here it is. 80's as we get into next week. again, noting some of those scattered clouds tomorrow, but it looks like we're warming up into next weekend, by the way. and there you have the coastal numbers also dropping into the lower 60's. stephanie. thank you. >> in national news, a clean energy project could be coming to a neighborhood near you yesterday. the environmental protection agency announced 20 billion dollars in investments to help communities adapt to a greener future. the money is designed to help underserved communities adjust and fight back against a warming climate. this includes at in cooling center's electric car, charging stations and new hvac systems for struggling small businesses. the money was part of the inflation reduction act. and the u.s. senate's highest-ranking leaders calling for more transparency around us foes. majority leader chuck schumer is putting forward a measure to

have the pentagon share records news nation's joe khalil has reaction from lawmakers. >> i do support transparency and to the extent this information that can be put into the public domain. that isn't lightning one way or the other. the top democrat in the house hakeem jeffries says he's open to the idea saying it's worth the pentagon sorting out publicly. what's fact and what's conspiracy around the eu. ap issue perhaps is able to. >> dismiss some of conspiracy theories that exist. increasingly in our society. certainly something that i support schumer's bill would create a 9 person panel all appointed by the president. it would give the pentagon 300 days to turn over all material relating to peas to that panel. and the nine-member team would then sort through what should be declassified and what must remain secret. it's a plan. schumer says, quote, modeled after the jfk

assassination records collection act. it does have bipartisan support. if there's evidence out there, there's something one of curious about republican congressman greg murphy says both congress and the public should be asking more critical questions about you. ap reports there is something that is unknown out there. >> i think to stick our head in the sand and to nothing's there is absolutely wrong to measure from schumer. just one of hundreds of proposed additions to an already packed and da. the nation's annual defense bill. >> working its way through both the house. and the senate. >> and for the for 3rd time in recent weeks, texas has bussed migrants to los angeles. 21 adults and 9 children arrive thursday and were sent a local church. california's attorney general said they want the justice department to investigate whether the shipping of migrants across state lines violates laws. texas governor greg abbott

says he's sending migrants to other cities to protest democratic immigration policies and to make the point that border states have been overwhelmed by the influx of migrants for years. he says. california has once again restricting state funded travel to states due to anti lgbtq+. legislation. attorney general rob bonta announced restrictions to missouri, nebraska and wyoming. want to specifically mention laws that prevent trans youth from participating in sports, aligned with their gender identity and laws preventing genderaffirming care. and airlines soon be allowed to high taxes and fees on their price listings. congressional republicans are pushing to end an obama era rule that required airlines to advertise the full price. democrats and watchdog groups believe that without the rule, airlines could force customers to spend more by hiding the true cost of flights. lawmakers are now pushing the state department to deal with a huge passport backlog. many people are having to renew their

passports by mail since the state department's online renewal system can't keep up with requests for mail-in applications. the average renewal time is between 10 to 13 weeks or 7 to 9 weeks for expedited service. bipartisan group of lawmakers are working to authorize medical research of psychedelic drug therapies to treat ptsd. health experts say the current treatments for ptsd don't work for everyone and psychedelics deserve a second. look. >> there are major doubts over the current second therapies and medications that are available for ptsd. >> the u.s. government classifies psychedelics in the same category as heroin and meth. some lawmakers are hoping to change that in a bill expected to head to the governor or to the president's desk later this year. the giants are on the road in pittsburgh. our sports reporter aaron wilson has more on their latest game. >> the giants opening up an 11

game road trip after a nice break. hopefully recharged and ready for the 2nd half of the season. that first stop was in pittsburgh taking on the part. we have a water background. we do it or couple. we don't have this in mccovey cove a floating bar. maybe we should talk to someone about that started the top of the 5th. but we pick it up. no score at this 0, 2, on for michael conforto who shoots a grounder through the drawn-in infield incomes office later and rating dying. they go up at that point. but the pirates, they come back in their own half of the enjoyed off a fly out to center. and that just gets over the fence. the pirates, they added another run now we're all tied up at 2 with the pirates. are 43 in the 7th here in patrick bailey. laces hit this single to one run comes henry davis can't pick it up. and in 2 runs come in to score. the giants retake the lead 5 to 4. >> luis matos with an rbi single left here. that was

your final stop tie its win this 6, to 4 off to good start in the 2nd half outside the back to you guys in the dates. >> all right, erin, thank you. we'll be right back.

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fog. there you have it in half. moon bay still overcast, although projections are for variable clouds as we get to the afternoon. it's coming back again tonight. that's good news as we go to tonight. stop about here. here you go. there's the progress of some of that morning fog marine layer. it's not particularly that impressive, but it helps keep those temperatures down for around the bay because tomorrow we're looking for to be quite thin and higher elevations. temperatures are not going to lower that much. there's the scattered clouds that's aloft and that's tomorrow afternoon, which could actually cost us a little bit for those forecast. highs a little bit the way couple showers up there, maybe around clear lake may be question mark, although most of this is pretty dry, though, it looks like speaking to drive back to the surface again this afternoon, it dries out forget it gets very hot, too. there's that marine layer coming back again tomorrow morning. so that's really the plus side of this whole forecast. kind of want to drive home that we get that marine layer coming back. there's the high pressure cell. it's overhead for today. drifts a little bit to the 4 corner states. yeah. and we

get a little bit of the southwesterly flow. and that's the cloud cover tomorrow that i referenced and temperatures will start to break up that for us as we get to the day tomorrow, 1, 0, 8, 107, rather quirkiness traits contra costa county. those numbers will be quite toasty near 100 up in the north bay. again, the cloud cover may interfere with highs tomorrow a little bit, but it will still be plenty hot well inland. we break the back of all of this by the middle of next week. stephanie, we've got 80's on the board there. that's going on this chilly. yeah. and warming up again as we head into next weekend. and again, the other point is around the coast. it looks to be quite stubborn and moving pitchers. a lot of upper 60's with that morning. cloud cover today tomorrow. so. >> well, it does overall feel and look like summer is officially here. i think july and the numbers are all right, dave, thank and thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. weekend news. i'm stephanie lin in from all of us here at kron 4. thank you so much for watching. join us back here tomorrow morning.

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