>> this morning on the kron. 4 morning news. we're tracking the heat wave sweeping across the bay area and sharing ways you can stay safe. taking a look at the high temperatures for today. now you can see part of the bay area expected

to hit triple digits. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday, july, the 16th and our top story this morning is the heat wave that is hitting the bay area. >> let's get right to dave spahr who is tracking the timing of when we can expect things to really get warm day. >> yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning. will be looking at those triple digits well inland again for today. although i don't think they're going to be quite as lofty, maybe is what we were projecting from earlier here. that high wasn't exactly the right spot as intense we thought. that's ok, we'll take it. but still plenty hot, well inland. here's the traditional fog. again, it's not as widespread as it was yesterday. however, that's a nice cooling mechanism. by the way. and it's just making its way across the golden gate bridge is very thin as much as we said, you can see inland numbers are a little bit more

elevated it from what they were yesterday. 71 antioch, with upper 60's to be found in livermore. we're going to be taking this afternoon and up in the north bay, some lower 60's. the contrast from yesterday again, fairfield more than a half-dozen degrees ahead. 4 degrees ahead in concord, livermore by 9 degrees ahead. actually, a little cooler along the coast and to the places like half moon bay is going to be hard to see that fog clear. by the way, speaking of that fog, let's get into tonight tomorrow because it clears out pretty quickly today doesn't get a lot of progress for tomorrow morning. now, by this point, the high will then moved out of general region and we won't have as much of the impact for that for inland heating that we've experience there. the onshore wind, you can see pretty much single digits across the space and we have excessive heat warning that's technically still in place. although i think the real problem areas are going to be in the far east bay contrasted with the north bay. all right. the breakdown for you today. we do have some scattered clouds to make note of 89 by 11 by 2 o'clock. 100 certainly will be areas around

the quirkiness trait that will be sailing past that up to 105, and maybe a bit beyond but elsewhere, it's basically to be a couple degrees above the century. mark, coming up in a bit, we'll walk you through the forecast, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> and those east bay temperatures were pretty extreme on saturday. people did everything they could to make it bearable. kron four's amanda hari reports from walnut creek. >> right now i feel like my feet are melting into the it is for gadhafi. haha, as temperatures climb to the east bay, people were doing everything they could to cool down walton, not and her son gary and more decided to escape the heat by heading into a movie at iran deluxe cinema in concord. but soon realized they weren't the only ones with that idea rounded as i don't know what hit. >> you think you're going to get some of fresh air, the fresh a and i think it's ballots because so many people it took about like 20 20 minutes to get through the concession lines over in

brentwood. temperatures also soared over the 100 degree mark. >> prompting the city open up a cooling center. pardon because a compartment health issues, especially if they're out. >> and the heat have anywhere else to if they're out there with the kids and the place to kind of a cool down and could come in here cool down. >> abraham rodriguez with parks and recreation says the cooling center will continue to be open at the brentwood community center on sunday to ensure that all citizens have a place to cool off about 25 miles south in livermore. some people say the heat feels worse this year compared to last, but issues bothering me more. maybe humidity. a lot of humidity lizzie fountain was still down saturday afternoon. people are still finding ways to stay cool. >> brittany and tanner cough check were visiting livermore from santa cruz. they say they didn't expect the weather to be this hot. how it's so hot

these fans aren't doing much with the heat continuing on sunday. doctors and officials are recommending that people. >> get out of the heat into the ac and make sure that they stay hydrated throughout the day. i've been carrying around my water bottle all day. as i've been reporting just to make sure i'm staying hydrated as well in concord, amanda hari kron. 4 news. several cooling centers open across the bay area for those trying to beat the heat. >> we've got a full list of those spots open on our website. kron 4 dot com. we have more coverage of this weekend's heat wave. just scan the qr code right there on your screen will take you directly to our websites. weather page with the latest forecast. safety tips and more. they also find us on the kron. 4 news app available on ios and android. it said when they kidnapped in mexico last year has been found alive. the fbi says monica de leon barba spent the last 8 months in captivity. she will be reunited with her family in the bay area. soon. she was

out walking her dog last november when she was forced into a van by several people. it happened in a tent tampa tea lawn in the state least go. authorities say the investigation into the suspects continues. south bay smoke shops are being targeted by burglars. crump was justin campbell reports in campbell with reaction from business owners. >> 2 smoke shops in san jose in 2 in campbell have been burglarized over the last few weeks. this shot behind me. the owner tells me that it's now time to change his business model at exotic smokes in campbell, the owner didn't want to be identified on camera. >> after being burglarized for the 3rd time in the last few weeks. i just assume, you know, the couple specialist 06:30am, says a broad daylight. >> but they were here for a while for about almost an hour. no one showed up. she's not alone. multiple other smoke shops in campbell and san jose have been burglarized. >> over the last few weeks, authorities, i don't think

they're really callous know shots. the twilight zone smoke shop near capitol in vista, pointe drive was broken into after a vehicle rammed into the front of their store. it's the same tactic used in other burglaries. they used a stolen car, then rammed the car through this front glass sometime in the early morning. vape or smoke shop was also burglarized in campbell. and police say officers did not pursue the suspect because of their policy. no police pursuit for non violent crimes that do not involve a firearm that are really just let him drive away. one owner says it's time for that policy to change. they believe the policy needs to be re-evaluated and >> they need to have a good hard look at what's going on because people want to close up shop and move out of california. and if california economy wants to thrive, we have to change. store was destroyed. the gate was destroyed. smokes won't be a smoke shop, but you'll be able to buy close along with shirts. you'll be able to buy electronics and other goods that you needed your house. the owner says he's turning

this business into a liquidation store. we've also checked in with the police to see if they've made any arrests in the suspects responsible for these crimes. we have not heard back from them. >> reporting here in south bay, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> contra costa health officials plan to meet tomorrow to discuss the 2021 oil spill chevron's richmond refinery. the pollution started at the refinery marine terminal 757 gallons of diesel water mixture leaked into the south richmond war. the monday meeting is happening at the richmond convention center from 6.30 to 08:30pm. happening now, caltrans closed several areas near niles canyon road in both directions to work on the alameda creek bridge. the route between palomares road in fremont to main street in sunol will be shut down through the weekend. it's set to reopen monday morning at 5 drivers are advised to take southbound highway to 38 towards mission boulevard. and if you're hoping to wake up this morning, a millionaire, we hate to burst your bubble. no

one were won the powerball last night. the jackpot is now 900 million dollars. next drawing is monday, july 17th. happening today, the san francisco aids walk is back for its 37th year. it's the largest aids fundraising event in northern california, 70's justice. live for us now in san francisco with the latest on this state. if an a >> good morning. yes, the largest and most visible aids fundraising event in northern california. k starts today and it is at 10, 30 this morning. as you guys can see right behind us. they have set up the tents and the register 10 is right to the left of us. thousands of people are expected to be drawn in for this event with the visitors at the robin williams meadow here at golden gate park. it was in july of 1987 when the first walk was held and is going strong. it's been going strong ever since with hundreds of people showing up and showing their support. so here's the rundown for today.

at 8.30, there's a ribbon cutting and pancake breakfast at 10 to 10, 30. they will have their pre walk festivities. they're also asking people who are participating in the walk to arrive at the robin williams, beto by 10 o'clock to check in. now throughout the walk, there will be some fun entertainment from familiar faces from the san francisco area, including the cow band alumni and the san francisco, freedom organizers say since parking is limited at the park, the advise of using public transportation and rideshare options. if possible. we also want to go over traffic. there's going to be a lot of traffic in and around the area along with road closures that will affect the john f kennedy drive transfer strive jfk promenade and bowling green drive. we have a screen. full screen up on the screen for you to take a look at there will also be refreshments a first aid tents. so weather should pretty nice in the city of francisco area for this walk.

but water and refreshments always being encouraged. back to stephanie. >> all right. thank you so much, tiffany, for that live report. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. why some are looking to outer space is part of their funeral plans. plus, the latest on the largest wildfire in the state now burning in southern california. and the heat wave is impacting everything from tire pressure, flights >> and we're still look at some triple digits. well, dylan, for today will be popping about 100 or so by 2 o'clock. but it's going to come with some clouds working in here. and that's going to take us to tonight, even a little bit into tomorrow morning. keeping your of your morning. keeping your of your forecast next.

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when it comes to preventing outages, the power is ours. >> and we're taking a live look now at the bay bridge. not too much traffic there at this hour of the day. hello are taking a live look now at dave. and you know, we were just 8 seen that live. look at the bay bridge out there looking so pretty nice. and sunny cooler up by the coast. it's going to get a little warmer as we go you know, the coast and responded all yesterday. they were in the 60's. in fact, even shelley that marine layer just never gave up there. and that's a >> been kind of this strike here. temperatures weren't really that warm even in san francisco, by comparison sake. don't forget it wasn't many years ago. so 107 107 in san francisco will be near that going on from yesterday. so the situation wasn't quite the perfect scenario. that marine layer was a real trooper for lot of folks in the bay didn't

get as hot because of this help. now it didn't penetrate as far overnight tonight. now and we do have some scattered clouds thrown into the mix a little different. we get into the afternoon again. overcast going on at the beach there. 75 for antioch 60's. well to the inland spots, it dropped a little bit. but yes, it is a littte bit of mild side to start 60 going on. santa rosa. 58 for san francisco. so there you can see going around the high pressure zone. that's the scenario that's all set up for us right now. clear skies certainly well out to sea. but going forward with all of this here, we're going to start off pretty nice. then some scattered clouds late in the day as we get to the evening hours. this is kind of the monsoon type clouds that we have going on and that will take us into tonight. the technical possibilities. we might get a stray shower with that. technically, i don't think it's going really happened for the bay, but maybe up in the mountains, perhaps by tonight. but the risk is there called sometimes the silent pox that 2010% possibility there. and we'll

clear out for tonight through the whole process again for monday. in terms of that marine layer recovery in tuesday, a little stronger. we're getting into a low period early on here where there's not much that's happening until systems around the start moving things by tuesday. it looks like now the winds, for example, we get our typical afternoon evening breeze here, but it's not going to be particularly that intense sun. optically, that is not until we get to a little later by tuesday or wednesday. you'll fill some of those cooler temperatures coming our way. so still hot. it looks like inland not just today, but maybe into monday as well. got sunny early with those afternoon clouds 100 plus inland. still, 80's 90's covering us for the bay. most the east bay shoreline number should be in the 80's moderation. not so hot early into the week. 80's return. 70's going on for the bay and then late in the week. we have warming by the end of the week near 100 well inland on saturday. the breakdown today, 69 san francisco, 78 for oakland, 19. meanwhile for san jose and there are the numbers well inland, you can see about 1, 1, 0, 3, going on for any

off to concord. still some upper 90's happening up north. there's the drop in temperatures, stephanie. it looks like by tuesday will be looking numbers a little bit more palatable. double digits, at ok, alright, but how the somewhat ready? in the meantime, yes, ok, dave, thank you so much. >> all right. well, alameda county fire crews speaking of that extreme weather, right? they put out a 3 acre vegetation fire last night in newark. the fire was reported around 09:00pm last night. crews confirmed the fire was put out around 11:00pm. no one was injured and cal fire stopped grass fire reported in napa fire reached one acre on the block of the coin, a road about 4 miles away from downed bill. the blaze was first reported around 05:30pm, cal fire. stop the flames about an hour later. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. and happening right now, the rabbit fire in southern california has scorched 7,000 acres and prompted dozens of evacuations. it started on

friday afternoon in moreno valley in riverside county. it is now just 5% contained. just look at how big those flames got there. this is burning right now next to the highland fire but also broke out on friday. it has burned 150 acres so far. the highland fire is now 70% contained. or other caltrans suspended rail service excuse me. caltrain's service was suspended to select areas starting this weekend. the agency is making upgrades to its transportation center upcoming shutdowns will happen between the hillsdale and palo alto station. starting today, passengers needing access to caltrain from the menlo park station will have to use the bus bridge to get there. that will be located on merrill street near santa cruz avenue. a powerful earthquake in southern alaska triggered a brief tsunami advisory this morning. the 7.2 earthquake happened just south of sandpoint. that warning is now canceled. there is currently

no threat for the pacific coast. as of right now. there are no reports of any damages or casualties and looking now at our next story here in the north bay, a tree fell on a group of people in santa rosa leaving 6 people injured. and let's go ahead looks like we have right video now. it happened at spring lake park around 11 saturday morning. you can see a broken picnic table underneath the tree as well. one child was among the injured. and hungry raccoon found itself in a tight spot ohio. take a good look. calgary animal got its head stuck in a mayonnaise jar and couldn't shake that jar loose officers came to the rescue, though one held the rec while the other twisted the jar off the animal's head. the relieved animal quickly ran off into the night. and one company is giving people an out of this world memorial service with a so-called space burial intergalactic

enthusiasts can launch their cremated remains or dna into deep space reporter markie martin takes a closer look. to infinity. and beyond. forget a casket or cremation one company wants to launch your dna into outer space. we love road trips right? >> so i guess would be the ultimate road trip jerry and elizabeth paulus are just 2 of the nearly 200 people whose genes will soon be rocketed off planet by memorial spaceflight company celestis. that repository is going to be 330 million kilometers out into space while so-called space burials are not an entirely novel idea. celeste us is taking the concept to a new frontier beyond the sun and into deep space. it's going to be. >> the first and only. a repository of our civilization out in the universe. no one's

done that for our dna will go into deep space. it will be the for this human genome from. >> the planet. the flight not just exploring the stars, but carrying them as well. dna from star trek creator gene roddenberry as well as cast members. james doohan and michelle nichols will all be on board guide hair follicle george washington. president. >> dwight eisenhower and president f kennedy. the policies say they're thrilled to know a little piece of them will be out exploring the cosmos for thousands of years to come. and this was an opportunity for us to >> be able to do something that no one else has tend to go where no one else has gone before. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news death valley is set to break heat records this weekend. just how hot it can get. and the temperatures are rising back here at home in the bay area. take a look at

your screen there. we are keeping an eye on this. and when the temnapa police are

asking for your help finding a car involved in a hit and run last saturday. >> take a look at your screen now. the crash happened at the intersection of main street and first, in downtown napa. you can see the black car ran the red light cars that white suv to hit the side of the roadway. that dark car then spins into the stoplight before driving off. as you can see right there. well, we know, but it has suffered

substantial damage to the driver's side. there it goes. anyone with information is asked to please call napa police. an update on what police are calling an attempted robbery in brentwood. a 17 year-old is dead. it happened around 7.45 friday on drive near caboose park. police say the teen in a 20 year-old man tried to rob another man and all 3 started shooting the teen and the person they tried to rob were both shot. everyone is expected to survive. >> rather the other 2 people are expected to survive. >> police arrested a man following a robbery at an east palo alto. home depot. officers responded to the store saturday after someone grabbed a cash register and threw it to the ground, causing the machine to break. the man took about $300 and left the store. san mateo county sheriff's deputies used license plate reader cameras to track down the getaway car and arrested a suspected millbrae. he's identified as mark johnson and was booked into he san mateo county jail. in the month of june.

been the hottest for us on record. a report by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration shows the average temperature across the globe was 66.0. 79 degrees. that's nearly 2 degrees above the 20th century average. this comes as july sees record-breaking temperatures as well. researchers claim climate change combined with el nino could make 2023 the hottest year on record. and valley is on track to set a world record of 131 degrees today. it would be the hottest temperature ever reliably recorded for that region. and signs are posted now at the parks, hiking trails warning visitors not to be there after 10:00am because of the heat. >> it's very especially when there's a breezy, we think that maybe could be some slight relief from the heat. but it just really does feel like and an drivers go back in your face.

>> scientists say the extreme weather is a serious reminder of our changing climate. and we're keeping an eye on the triple digit weather here in the bay area. we break down what you need to know. keep yourself safe from the scorching temperatures. >> the new smartphone with these unique lights on the back. that may help you use it less. i'm rich demuro. coming up, i'll have my review of the nothing phone to in tech. nothing phone to in tech. smart.

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saturday morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it stopped this half hour with a look at our forecast. it is really starting to warm up out there. dave sphar is tracking it all for us. >> hey, good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and for today, we did have fog that came in again. it still wasn't as impressive as it was from yesterday. so the cooling effects want to help out as much. we do have the continuation of that breeze and it does help every little bit. and it does help around those bay area. temperatures around the immediate bay. but you go inland, of course, is going to be plenty toasty 100 plus, here's the east bay shoreline going on here for you. and just some scattered clouds that we can see a little bit of fog clouds left over, but it's really in the late afternoon early evening, deck is expected to kind of creep up now, excessive heat warning is still posted. as you will see the geographic location there. it is not impossible if they end up canceling this or pull back a bit as a if numbers don't live up to what been advertised little bit. possibilities and

they can pull that any times this very organic, if you will, or they may change into a heat advisory. but in place right now to excessive heat warning it it for areas away from water. do have those onshore winds in place there week, though, single digits. they help every little bit bringing that marine layer, which is quite thin, which is the other problem as temperatures kind of retain their numbers a bit well inland. you can see antioch at 75. we do see a lot of 60's, though, not a lot of 70's. so that's good news. we're not starting off as warm as we feared. that's another plus. but also along the coast, places like half moon bay, expect another chilly day today. 52. and that fog is really going to be slow to clear. so rain lair, it's kind of a trooper for some folks warm and sunny for the game today for the oakland a's versus the twins game. time 107, temps in the upper 70's with a west northwest wind course today you will have the maximum heating of the day, although won't be as hot 89 at 11 o'clock at 2. 99 still looking at triple digits to be found. and we are looking at a

break looking upstream here for the middle of the week. temperatures will drop in the 80's for highs, but that 100 numbers their return as we get into the weekend. we'll have more on your long range forecast in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for >> the extreme heat can be 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 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. state issued more than a 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 impacted the rails and caused a train to go off the tracks in concord. and americans in some parts of the country have been under heat alerts for weeks now. as matt napolitano reports, the scorching temperatures are not just dangerous for our health but travel as well. >> americans who have been baking in triple digit temperatures over the past few weeks. know the basics, drink water and try to stay cool. but heat waves can affect more than just human health. it's just not safe to try to get off the ground at the glendale airport in arizona. high temperatures mean thinner air making it difficult for smaller planes to get off the ground. so airport administrator matt smith says pilots tend to fly in the morning to stay safe and on the ground, experts warn drivers should be checking on their car fluids, preventing serious damage to batteries and more

>> is what really destroys things and that that the fluids job, the food is like whether the engine and transmission and differential. if that fluid is good condition, those moving parts inside the transmission engine and different. start to get warm. start to. >> can cause failures and be sure your tire pressure is where it needs to be. it will cause problems like this. you'll have the tire will completely separate. burn. surgeon doctor kevin foster says he expects more patients than usual this weekend coming in with injuries from simply touching every day items in this heat, he warns that even sidewalks could heat up to 180 degrees. we get really, really extreme heat like we're going to have this weekend. >> even just a little minor things like, you know, open up a medal or, you know, touching the handle and mentor. can believe that burned nearly 100 million americans are under heat alerts this weekend and the real feel could reach up to 120 degrees in some areas. >> and make sure you stay with kron 4 as we continue our coverage of this heat wave

scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to the latest forecast. >> you want. >> take a cut. >> dramatic body cam video shows the moment a dog was rescued from a burning home in sacramento county. firefighters were cleaning out the home in antelope when they spotted the animal. a second dog was also missing but has since been found. you can see the dog in the firefighters arms there. no one was injured and the cause of the fire is under investigation. the federal agencies are investigating whether medical credit cards, her consumers more than help. washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. >> president biden is not a fan of some health care providers pushing patients to use medical credit cards to pay their bills the cards typically start with 0 interest, but if patients can pay off the loan in time or miss a payment, they can face

interest rates up to nearly 30%. they have seen a huge rise in rate at which consumers are being marketed. these these medical credit cards. now the white house says federal agencies are investigating to see whether the practice is legal to make clear that our consumer protection laws apply and that consumers should be protected from 2018 to 2020, the consumer financial protection bureau estimates people in the u.s. paid 1 billion dollars in interest on these cards and other medical financing. and the agency says that amount is growing as the practice spreads. somebody is making money, but it's not. it's not the patients known levy. a senior correspondent with kff health news says patients are often in a vulnerable situation do not have all the information they need to understand the credit cards terms and the risks. these are not the kind of traps that, you know, people get in because they bought a mercedes that they should have levy found about 40% of adults in the u.s. have some form of medical debt. and this specific issue could impact

millions in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> moving on to sports. the giants beat the pirates for me to one yesterday, winning 2 in a row so far against pittsburgh. both teams were tied at one apiece until the 8th to second 2 on our michael conforto who laces a single to the right. casey schmitt comes into score us. and while that's going on, jock peterson rumbles around, 32 giants take the lead and win the game. the team plays in pittsburgh again this morning at 905. and meanwhile for oakland, they took a loss against the minnesota twins. 10 to 73. it winds up nothing in the second inning. the a's made their way back by the brown. it's a rocking out to right his 9th homer of the year. but in the 7th inning. the twins, they hit another homer and they win the game. >> the a's next game is today

at 107. >> and the raptors beat the warriors yesterday. 108, to 101, and a summer. worriers losing all of their games in las vegas. lester quinones led the warriors with 32 points. second round draft pick trayce jackson-davis had 18 points and 10 rebounds for the warriors. the raptors ran away with game in the 4th quarter. basketball fans may soon have a new way to experience their favorite teams in action. a report from the new york post says the nba is working on a plan to collaborate with apple and its vision. pro headset, which expected to launch in 2024. for $3500. nba commissioner adam silver did not give specifics on what talks between the league and apple included. but said several tech and media companies have expressed interest about premium live sports. and a new smartphone designs. you can actually use it less are rich demuro explains in today's tech smart.

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to work at one. plus, if you want more information on the phone, you can go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> all right. and take a look tesla's first electric pickup truck rolling off the assembly line right there. it looks like something a space alien might have dropped off a little bit. this as a 500 mile driving range and can tow 14,000 trucks. you can see elon musk little bit of a demo to showcase strength of the windows. this is going to cost anywhere from 40 to $70,000. but you can place an order for just 100 bucks. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the chinatown lion dance festival returns this year. >> we speak with the organizers about this historic >> and so another hot one across the bay. as we look at temperatures, 100 plus well far in the east bay. we'll take a look at your 4 zone

forecast and that extended which has a cool down the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back. taking a live look now at conditions outdoors. look at this gorgeous view right there. we could see the city of san francisco out in the distance. >> and i believe that is the bay bridge. and we're looking at as well a bit overcast at this hour 7.44. this sunday morning. but things will start to warm up as the hours go on day. >> yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're seeing that fog also happening around the golden gate there, too.

looks like it's socked in with fog all true. but the thing that's different that today is we have a a very, very thin marine layer. it's checking in. it's going remain at the coast for a lot of today, too. but it's not going to take much to really cleared on out. and so it's not penetrating as far inland either. so therefore, we didn't get as much cooling with that. and once the sun starts to heat us up, we'll get the temperature dynamics working later today. what's going on up in tahoe? we've got to keep saying this thursday. is that chance over the 24 36 hours or so? maybe a passing thunder shower any time, but we're throwing some scattered clouds today and lingering a little bit on monday, too. slight temperature drop to the mid 80's with all of this here. yeah. they were pretty lofty yesterday and maybe even today too. but again, there's that minor risk because some scattered cloud cover a lot. here it is out to see. you can see it and the models are projecting kind of a passage late this afternoon into the evening hours to kind of cover us up a little bit overnight. but we're on the backside of the high pressure system and sometimes in the late portions

of summer. well, sometimes talk about that monsoon and that's the general direction that that stuff comes though. this is not to keep very potent. it is early in the season. just checking and our winds on shore generally speaking, that's helped out a little bit, even during the day that keeps refreshing it with new marine layer moisture that is for folks near water. so you get a little bit of a break there, but that the issue is not penetrating that far inland as it didn't from yesterday either. but against sticking with the game plan of this high, drifting off away from us by tuesday. really opening up the pacific a little bit more. so prop up towards our north might help initiate more of a stronger onshore wind. by the time we get to the middle of the week here, although we don't get really cold, cold air here by any stretch, we do drop into the 80's. and that's a big improvement from those numbers this weekend. however, 100 is returning for the weekend. that is next weekend. 4 zone forecast for your sunday dropping. now down to 69 san francisco. the coast is going to be tricky with that fog all

day today. we'll try some 60's on for style here. 63 for half moon bay because you'll probably see with the flow pattern coming like this. that continues to keep fresh marine layer and fog right there at the coast. it's hard to clear that out. 79 going on for burlingame to the to city. 81 still in the upper 80's here for palo alto in redwood city and the south bay, some lower 90's, familiar game plan from we had yesterday. not a big change happening yet. 99 for morgan hill, 97 los gatos and the east bay shoreline, upper 80's. we've got 100 plus going on along tri valley. still today, 102, for danville, one or 2 conquered 74 for berkeley. with 77 97 for fairfield, 89 for napa and 97 going on for santa rosa. 70 forecast. there you have lots of 90's 80's for the middle of the week. that's will reach kind of our trough temperature wise warming up as we head on to the weekend. and again, we might start to see a little surge happening with 100 numbers returning. stephanie.

>> thank you so much. and the annual excuse me, the second annual chinatown lion dance festival returns this month to san francisco on saturday, i sat down with the founder of the event and the winners of this year's national lion dance competition. >> all right. now to a big event happening soon in san francisco. the second annual chinatown lion dance festival kicks off. it's a day filled with exciting performances, food and other interactive activities. joining us now to share more about all of this. our festival organizer mike mack, white crane lion dance instructor calvin's and performer trump thank you so much. all of you for being here with us today. thanks, all right. of course, of course. and so tell us, first of all, a bit about the festival. all this is the second year. but the second time to be doing it. >> yes, hold the dance festival is is a collaboration of 12 different groups from

all over the country. and it spans all the way from texas. portland settles a san francisco and even san diego. so we have all the groups coming together will showing the different styles and abilities. and it great because if you look at line dancing most the time it's one group. but for front this event showcases 12 different all over the country, including for groups that just competed and then united states national championships for line dancing. and we actually have the winner here. we have the winter. we have light rain line dancing. yes, yes, he's so excited. i'm sorry. ahead so we have light green line dancing that took first and 3rd place in both categories, which is drawings >> traditional. that's very exciting. and super excited to have you guys here. tell us a bit about your performance group. a performance has been

aroundefor over 50 years now. and we just came back from dallas, texas. i'm winning first and 3rd in both categories, traditional high. poli notes. nice. congratulations. >> and how does it feel to be crowned the national champions? >> i guess it's it is special special. can't imagine it's easy to win of all. it's i guess a little more special now line that's a starting to develop a little more the so it's it's still kind of a new experience, whereas we're kind of used to going yeah, okay. and then truck. you're part of the team. i believe you're the first woman to ever. >> when a title and this sort of competition, that's really exciting. >> very all safe out there. so that could have done it without my teammates and my instructive

>> and what kind of training is involved with lion dance. i imagine you got to stay fit. it's a very rigorous and like cardio so it takes a lot of stamina, training and endurance to even keep up. and they always say, as the one minute on stays takes 10 years of practice. >> wow. okay. so that's that's a good day to point to keep in mind for those who are watching, i want to get so going back to the festival, right? where is this going to be happening and what can people expect? >> so it's going to be a portsmouth square from on 22nd and 23rd from 11:00am to 04:00pm. so each day will have about 6 groups performing. we're also going to the flying angels of san francisco. it's cultural dance group that's been doing it for 40 plus years. they're also going to be performing also. so they'll they'll be performing saturday. so if you go to our website, chinatown line dance festival dot com. you can get

a list of all the schedules of who's performing at one time and you can even get a list of all of our sponsors who help make this event happen. all right. fantastic. >> real quick here. can you walk us through what you're going to be performing for us today? >> so we're going to doing like a little ground performance that typically would do. it's going to showcase a little bit of lake back about exile, some of the expressions emotions behind mimicking orion. >> very cool. and how can people learn more about your performance more about you guys about your group. >> i guess you got people can always find on socials. weatherby it under a stuff like rain and they can find us facebook and they were like, huh, but we are located based out of town to town. so kids ever want to come and learn. we don't charge to teach line ounce. wow. okay. that's

really good to know. and then for the festival, is there a charge for that? or there's no charge there's no charge. i want also free family-friendly event. that's coming up. very family friendly. so also for weight training also online. also, you know it you don't remember what the domain name is. >> i think >> he all right. well, my calvin and truck, thank you so much for joining us. we really appreciated and have so much one of the festival. thanks. thank all right. well, at a truck taking away from all right. let's do it.

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>> this morning on the kron. 4 morning news. we're tracking the heat wave across the bay area and the different ways that you can stay safe from those hot temperatures. taking a live look now at the highs for today. you can see parts of the bay area hitting triple digits. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday, july, the 16th and our top story this morning is, of course, the heat wave that is hitting the bay area. let's get straight to dave spahr who is tracking the timing of when we can expect things to really heat up your day. >> okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and that we starting off not too bad today. a lot of the inland spots are not too crazy. we

have some lower 70's already working here, but just a few of them lot of readings or at least in the 60's warmer than yesterday morning. but at least not too bad. so we're off to an okay start. it won't be quite as warm as yesterday, but still in the inland spots are not going to really notice the golden gate bridge. yeah, you have the fog back again. but what you really can't tell from this is this is a very thin layer. you go up about 1500 feet in elevation and the numbers pop well in the 80's. so that's something to consider with us. of course, we're going continue to get fresh marine layer all day today. maybe won't have the fog, but at least the fresh cooler air to at least keep portions of the bay down a bit. 54 at this hour, moon base, you're probably look a lot of cloudacover today. meanwhile, well inland we've got 74 already livermore. 75 for antioch, least 68 going on for concord in the north bay readings or at least in the 60's. so little bit worried if that was in the 70's will be off to a very warm starts will be some relief there by contrast with yesterday, though, here they are some half-dozen degrees or better than this time yesterday. like fairfield, like livermore. and

you can see a half-dozen degrees ahead up there in the north bay to these are again ahead of yesterday's numbers. now, as far as that fog, it comes back again tonight along the coast, it spreads out to the east bay shoreline, but not much more than beyond that. so again, tomorrow going to be plenty hot for those inland valleys, minor breeze going on for today. expected a little pop in the afternoon. excessive heat warning. it's the same as we talked about until 11 this evening. they may potentially amend this change this a little bit as a possibility. but for right now, this is what the statement stands. 94 at high noon to 3 o'clock at 101, notice it says mostly cloudy there. we do have some scattered clouds developing in this afternoon. that does cut off some of the solar heating. but the next concern is any strikes of dry lightning. there is that possibility, however, slight. so we just got a mention at least verbally with all of this getting into next week. we see a cool down. we'll get into more of that coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> those east bay temps were

extreme on saturday and people did all they could to make it bearable. kron four's amanda hari reports from walnut creek. >> because right now i feel like my feet are melting into the it is for good. as temperatures climb to the east bay, people who are doing everything they could to cool down walton, not and her son gary and more decided to escape the heat by heading into a movie at iran deluxe cinema in concord. but soon realized they weren't the only ones with that idea rounded as i don't know what hit. >> you think you're going to get some of fresh air, the fresh a fee and i think it's ballots because so many people it took about like 20 20 minutes to get through the concession lines over in brentwood. temperatures also soared over the 100 degree mark. > prompting the city open up a cooling center. pardon because a compartment health issues, especially if they're out. >> and the heat and have anywhere else to if they're

out there with the kids and the place to kind of a cool down, it could come in here and cool down. >> abraham rodriguez with parks and recreation says the cooling center will continue to be open at the brentwood community center on sunday to ensure that all citizens have a place to cool off about 25 miles south in livermore. some people say the heat feels worse this year compared to last, but issues bothering me more. >> maybe humidity. a lot of humidity lizzie fountain was still down saturday afternoon. people are still finding ways to stay cool. brittany and tanner cough check were visiting livermore from santa cruz. they say they didn't expect the weather to be this hot south lake it's so hot these fans aren't doing much with the heat continuing on sunday. doctors and officials are recommending that people. >> get out of the heat into the ac and make sure that they stay hydrated throughout the

day. i've been carrying around my water bottle all day. as i've been reporting just to make sure i'm staying hydrated as well in concord, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> well, several cooling center is open across the bay area for those trying to beat the heat today. we've got a full list of those spots right now on our website. kron 4 dot com. and we have more coverage of this weekend's heatwave scan, a qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to our websites. weather page with the latest forecast. safety tips and more. >> you can also find us the kron. 4 news app available on ios and android. mateo woman kidnapped in mexico last year has been found alive. the fbi says monica de leon barba spent the last 8 months in captivity. she will be reunited with her family in the bay area. soon. she was out walking her dog last november when she was forced into a van by several suspects happened in tampa. tea in the state of police go. authorities say the investigation into the suspects continues.

>> itself, a smoke shops are being targeted by burglars. comp was justin campbell reports from san jose with reaction from business owners there. >> 2 smoke shops in san jose in 2 in campbell have been burglarized over the last few weeks. this shot behind me. the owner tells me that it's now time to change his business model at exotic smokes in campbell, the owner didn't want to be identified on camera. >> after being burglarized for the 3rd time in the last few weeks. i just assume, you know, the couple specialist 06:30am, says a broad daylight. >> but they were here for a while for about almost an hour. no one showed up. she's not alone. multiple other smoke shops in campbell and san jose have been burglarized. >> over the last few weeks, authorities, i don't think they're really callous know shots. the twilight zone smoke shop near capitol in vista, pointe drive was broken into after a vehicle rammed into the front of their store. it's the same tactic used in other burglaries. they use a stolen car, then rammed the car through this front glass

sometime in the early morning. vape or smoke shop was also burglarized in campbell. and police say officers did not pursue the suspect because of their policy. no police pursuit for non violent crimes that do not involve a firearm that are really just let him drive away. one owner says it's time for that policy to change. believe the policy needs to be re-evaluated and >> they need to have a good hard look at what's going on because people want to close up shop and move out of california. and if california economy wants to thrive, we have to change. the store was destroyed. the gate was destroyed. smokes won't be a smoke shop. well, you'll be able to buy close along with shirts. you'll be able to buy electronics and other goods that you need your house. the owner says he's turning this business into a liquidation store. we've also checked in with the police to see if they've made any arrests in the suspects responsible for these crimes. we have not heard back from them. >> reporting here in the south bay, justin campbell kron. 4 news.

>> and police are looking for the person who shot a man in san francisco during an attempted robbery saturday. it happened last night around 6 on their pose, a street and pennsylvania avenue near highway 2.80, police say the man was taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries. and now the police are asking for your help, finding a car involved in a hit and run last saturday. take a look at your screen here. this crash happened at the intersection of main street and first street in downtown napa. there's that collision there. you can see the black car ran the red light, causing the white suv to move to the side of the roadway. there. the dark car then spins into the stoplight before driving off. take another look at that collision. and we know that the darker car suffer some substantial damage to the driver's side. can see it taking off there. anyone with information is asked to please call napa police. police shooting in brentwood on friday night. a 17 year-old is dead. it happened around 7.45

friday on margaret drive near caboose park. police say the teen and another male suspect tried to rob a man. all 3 were armed. they started shooting at each other. the teen, the person and he tried to rob were both shot. the teenager died of his injuries on saturday. the contra costa health officials plan to meet tomorrow to discuss the 2021 oil spill at chevron's richmond refinery. the pollution started at the refinery marine terminal 757 gallons of diesel water mixture leaked into the south richmond wharf. the monday meeting is happening at the richmond convention center from 6.30 to 08:30pm. if you're hoping to wake up this morning, a millionaire, we hate to burst your bubble. no one won the powerball last night. >> the jackpot is now set 900 million dollars next. drawing is monday, july 17th. happening today, the san francisco aids walk is back for its 37th year. it's the largest aids fundraising event

in northern califoinia cowboys. tiffany justice is live for us in san francisco now with the latest on this. and tiffany, how's it looking out there? it's getting more active. a lot more people are showing up. they have been setting up for several hours and the 5 k will start soon at 10, 30 this morning. but before that, people can enjoy those want festivities in. joining us live this morning as robert mansfield with the organization, robert. >> thank you so much for joining us this morning. because >> said the little big bear, you go perfect. so robert, do you mind is going into exactly what is going to happen today? want participants can expect going to be a beautiful day. beat that heat. east bay come over to the park. >> what about 8.30? or so? we're going to start a ribbon breakfast in the big 10 down here in the in the meadow probably better. >> and from a 30 to about 10 will be serving breakfast food and then we'll have some pre activities going on. some team photos. you see all the teams showing up. i noticed i'm sure you noticed the activity is ramping up pretty fast here.

yeah. >> so when it comes to the 5 k, tell us more about that. how long it's been going on. been going on for some time, correct? yes, this is 37th year. >> the next he's btk. we come down a little bit. some of us are getting that we want to people to still have a little little bit of energy to come back to the part because post walk around 12, 12, 30, we're going to have a big picnic in show. invite everybody just come in as a community, get together, hug somebody and just have a good time and how important is event for, you know, francisco and greater san francisco area? >> this week get money out to small agencies that are providing services throughout the bay area. and this is unrestricted funds in us in a very vital time. >> when money was cut for covid. so a lot agencies that depended on funding from governments or other places aren't getting it. so this money is going straight back into the community here in the bay area. and we hit yesterday about 5 o'clock. we passed the 1 million mark for fundraising this year. that's amazing. how does it feel when you are receiving such support?

>> wonderful. you know, it just reminds >> this is san francisco. this is what san francisco's about. this is how we come together. this is how we support things. >> and here we are, you are you are you also mentioned there. there's a great guest that's coming for the post of law mind talking about or more. the report contests. jackie, he's going to be here in person. so we're very excited about that. so it'll be a big party just come on out. like i say, the weather here in the park is going to be standing 70 degrees. beautiful. >> come join us. and how could learn more? learn more? they can go to aids walk, dot to donate. you can just come out robin williams meadow this morning. join us for yet because we're 70 back to you in studio. >> like it's going to be a great time. tiffany, thank you so much for that update. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, why some are looking to outer space now as part of their funeral plans. >> plus, the latest on largest wildfire in the state now burning in southern

california. and the heat wave is impacting everything from tire pressure, flights and even more. >> a look at your forecast highs for today. we're going to 94 by high noon to 3 o'clock 101, mostly cloudy as we see some mid-level moisture actually bubble up this afternoon. going to take a look at the forecast. we

well, can i think on morning news. good morning, everybody. and some scattered clouds already working their magic in the south bay here. we're going to see that activity again late this afternoon early this evening. there will be coming up from the south perspective, actually out to

sea. but that could be coming in from the southerly perspective. >> right now, we're taking care of fog for right now. but again, just to make no, we will probably see some of that bubbling up happen later today. it may help out with some of the temperatures ever so slightly. but you see places like corey racing 80 74 for a livermore. concord at 68 still 60's on the east bay shoreline. 66 santa rosa, a chilly 54 at half moon bay where it's basically mostly cloudy, at least may be getting a break in the afternoon because the general flow pattern is coming right across the peninsula like that. we did get some relief from the fog overnight again, but it wasn't as intense as yesterday morning didn't penetrate into those in the valleys. so their go, you didn't get any relief out. there are help from this. the only thing is with the constant churning of this in the induction of new fresh marine layer moisture might be enough to keep temperatures down from what they would be for places like san francisco, east bay shoreline. that's why your numbers on popping as much because right upstairs, it's well in the upper 80's right now. but it's going to

stay up there. looks like for the most part, at least near the coast. now some scattered clouds on the backside of this high, which is starting to sink to the 4 corner states. there go will get some scattered clouds this afternoon and into tonight. so says futurecast for going through this. there you see him right there as we approach into the lake later hours after dinner say 7 o'clock or so into tonight. there is that isolated possibility of a couple crackles thunder with all of that. maybe maybe maybe just from that. it is this an addendum care. we don't expect really any precipitation from any of this. but this type of pattern is something we do watch out for particularly knee-deep and fire season because it does produce dry. lightning. hopefully we won't get that instability. you do see some rain happening. however, up in the mountains, there may be a somebody might pick up some rain with this. then we get all the way to tuesday morning. yeah. looks like tri valley. going to get that fog back in the morning hours or at least some relief from the marine layer helping you out. and the morning hours and afternoon highs will be a little bit more generous or not so rough. all right.

onshore winds expected today inland heating will drive that right across the carquinez strait. fresh marine layer moisture for san francisco southerner in east bay shoreline. little bit to shave off a little bit of the edge from what you would get if there were no winds. that's another issue, too. i mean, little bit of breeze helps out may not be road drastic with those temperatures. but if you had absolutely no winds, we'll be in central valley then. so that's why numbers are going to that bad as we get tuesday. you can see the winds picking up a little bit more so because that high is now dipping to the southeast. sunny, early, we have afternoon clouds to make note of this is half moon bay and that's the fog. now 100 plus inland 80's and 90's for the bay. so it's a slight improvement early in the week. moderation is the word not so hot. 80's return inland. so that deserves an explanation point there. 70's for the bay. then late in the week. we do it again. we warm back up again. we may be looking at the century mark into next weekend. 69 san francisco. we've got some lake clouds here. 78 for open 90 still san jose in the south bay going to be plenty hot as it will be in

the far east bay, the north bay, let student the 90's again, maybe 100 or so getting close to santa rosa. and there's that nice little strip of green. you can see right along the coast. thank you. marine layer. there's the drop in temperatures. 88 looks like by i think we're onto something, stephanie there some induction of almost spring coming with the 80's. and yeah, that's true. but it really does sound like the place to be today is going to be on the coast on the coast and, you know, watch, bring your sweater or jacket while you're at it, too. so, you all right. thanks so much, dave. >> alameda county fire crews. they put out a 3 acre vegetation fire last night in newark. we know the fire danger is pretty high. given the hot temperatures. this was reported around 09:00pm last night. crews confirmed the fire was put out around 11:00pm. no one was injured. and cal fire stopped a grass fire reported in napa fire reached one acre on the block of lacoille road about 4 miles away from yelp bill. the blaze was first reported around

05:30pm, cal fire stop the flames about an hour later. the cause of the fire is under investigation. and happening right now, the rabbit fire in southern california has burned 7,000 acres. >> and prompted dozens of evacuations. it started on friday afternoon in moreno valley in riverside county. it is now just 5% contained. it's burning right next to the highland fire but also broke out friday and burned 150 acres. the highland fire is now 70% contained. trains are suspended rail service to select areas starting this weekend. >> the agency is making upgrades to its transportation center upshot upcoming down. will happen between the hillsdale palo alto stations started today. passengers needing access to caltrain from the menlo park station will have to use the bus bridge to get there. that will be located on merrill street near santa cruz avenue. in the north. a tree fell on a group of people in santa rosa

leaving 6 people injured. they have been at spring lake park around 11 saturday morning. you can see a broken picnic table underneath the tree as well. one child was among the injured. >> and hungry raccoon found itself in a tight spot in ohio. as you can see there, the hungry animal got its head stuck and a man is jar and just couldn't shake it loose officers came to the rescue one holding the raccoon. as you can see there, the other person twisting the jar off of the raccoons head. the relieved racoon quickly ran off into the night. one company is giving people an out of this world memorial service with the so-called space burial. >> intergalactic enthusiasts can launch their cremated remains or >> dna into deep space. >> reporter markie martin takes a closer look. >> to infinity. and beyond for get a casket or cremation. one company wants to launch your

dna into outer space. we love road trips right? so i guess would be the ultimate road trip jerry and elizabeth paulus are just 2 of the nearly 200 people whose genes will soon be rocketed off planet by memorial spaceflight company celestis. that repository is going to be 330 million kilometers out into space while so-called space burials are not an entirely novel idea. celeste us is taking the concept to a new frontier beyond the sun and into deep space. it's going to be. >> the first and only. a repository of our civilization out in the universe. no one's done that for our dna will go into deep space. it will be the for this human genome from. >> the planet. the flight not just exploring the stars, but carrying them as well. dna from star trek creator gene roddenberry as well as cast members. james doohan and

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have been the hottest for us on record. a report by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says that the average temperature across the globe was 66.0. 79 degrees. that's nearly 2 degrees above the 20th century average. this comes as july sees record-breaking temperatures as well. researchers claim climate change combined with el nino could make 2023 the hottest year on record. and death valley is on track to set a world record of 131 degrees today. that will be the hottest temperature ever reliably recorded signs are posted at the parks, hiking trails warning visitors not to be there after 10:00am because of the >> it's very especially when there's a breezy, we think that maybe could be some slight relief from the heat. but it's just really does feel like and an low blow dryer. just go back in your face. >> scientists say the extreme

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>> all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. a 29 this sunday. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast and it is slowly starting to heat up day. >> yeah, good morning,

stephanie. good morning. everybody were also some 70's and 80's start to pop out already. as we see temperatures start to warm. we're in for another hot day. well inland and it looks like another cool day at the coast with all that fog hanging out there. now, we do have some scattered clouds in our future. udc some in shot here from the east bay shoreline. but that deeper moisture will get up here by the afternoon into the evening hours. still have the excessive heat warning that with us until 11 this evening, the weather service can amend and change. that is they may do so if they take a look at the situation doesn't mean it doesn't feel what merits that. it's always possible that they could amend that. now our winds, pretty much calm the single digits for this hour. we do expect a little bit of an uptick during the afternoon. just driven by the fact of our heating in london. the contrast from the coast to the areas inland, a little bit of that breeze onshore does bring in that rain later. and it does help ever so slightly areas from popping a little warmer now inland. you don't have much help. there you see 80 going

on antioch, 74 for livermore. don't let that fool you. it's going to be plenty hot this afternoon. 60's east bay shoreline here and 60's up to the north bay with a chilly 52 covering half moon bay. want to mention this real quick in terms of our humidity levels. yeah, they drop off during the day. turkey in the east bay. here is tomorrow morning. the see all the green around the immediate bay. very, very weak across the cortina straight there. in terms of that coverage area drying out monday afternoon. still hot inland. ah, there we go. tuesday morning, a nice recovery getting into central valley. a little bit there. so you see by that point, the heat really starting to break that. show you how much action the marine layer is getting by that point. oakland a's versus the twins today. game time 107. this is earlier than yesterday. temperatures slightly less upper 70's will go with mostly sunny and a little bit of a breeze to have those afternoon clouds that will make note of 101, by 3 o'clock. it looks like with those scattered clouds thickening up in spots and to take us into the evening hours as an addendum, there is that outside slight possibility of

a hit or miss lightning strike with that, which will have to watch out for as well going. take a look at longer range forecast for you in a bit in the 4 zone to stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> americans in some parts of the country have been under heat alerts for weeks now as much in hole that reports, the scorching temperatures are not just dangerous for our health but travel as well. >> americans who have been baking in triple digit temperatures over the past few weeks. know the basics, drink water and try to stay cool. but heat waves can affect more than just human health. it's just not safe to try to get off the ground at the glendale airport in arizona. high temperatures mean thinner air making it difficult for smaller planes to get off the ground. so airport administrator matt smith says pilots tend to fly in the morning to stay safe and on the ground, experts warn drivers should be checking on their car fluids, preventing serious damage to batteries and more >> is what really destroys thanks that the fluids job, the food is like whether the engine and transmission and the differential. and if that

fluid is good condition, those moving parts inside the transmission engine and different start to get warm. start to. >> can cause failures and be sure your tire pressure is where it needs to be. it will cause problems like this. you'll have the tire will completely separate. burn. surgeon doctor kevin foster says he expects more patients than usual this weekend coming in with injuries from simply touching every day items in this heat, he warns that even sidewalks could heat up to 180 degrees. we get really, really extreme heat like we're going to have this weekend. >> even just a little minor things like, you know, open up a metal door, you know, tension to handle the mentor. can believe that burned nearly 100 million americans are under heat alerts this weekend and the real feel could reach up to 120 degrees in some areas. >> and 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 adds any businesses violating safety rules will face a fine. last year. the state issued more than a million dollars in citations to employers. to take part this weekend. expect delays. trains typically run about 10 minutes behind when the heat enters triple digits. the slowdowns are to avoid something like this from happening again. this video on your screen is from last june when overheating impacted the rails and caused a train to go off the tracks and conquer. and make sure you stay with kron 4 as we continue our coverage of the heat wave scan the qr code on your screen will take you directly to the latest forecast.

>> you >> and you can see that dramatic body cam video on that firefighter shows the moment a dog was rescued from a burning home in sacramento county. firefighters were clearing out the home in antelope when they spotted this little guy. a second dog was missing but has since been found. no one was injured. the cause of the fire is under investigation. agencies are investigating whether credit cards or other medical credit cards hurt consumers more than help. >> washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. >> president biden is not a fan of some health care providers pushing patients to use medical credit cards to pay their bills the cards typically start with 0 interest, but if patients can pay off the loan in time or miss a payment, they can face interest rates up to nearly 30%. they have seen a huge

rise in rate at which consumers are being marketed. these these medical credit cards. now the white house says federal agencies are investigating to see whether the practice is legal to make clear that our consumer protection laws apply and that consumers should be protected from 2018 to 2020, the consumer financial protection bureau estimates people in the u.s. paid 1 billion dollars in interest on these cards and other medical financing. and the agency says that amount is growing as the practice spreads. somebody is making money, but it's not. it's not the patients known levy. a senior correspondent with kff health news says patients are often in a vulnerable situation. do not have all the information they need to understand the credit cards terms and the risks. these are not the kind of traps that, you know, people get in because they bought a mercedes that they should have levy found about 40% of adults in the u.s. have some form of medical debt. and this specific issue could impact millions in washington. i'm jessi tenure.

>> now to sports, the giants beat the pirates 3 to one yesterday, winning 2 in a row so far against pittsburgh. both teams were tied at one apiece until the 8th michael conforto hits it to the rights and a great play between casey schmitt and jock peterson gives them the lead. the team plays in pittsburgh again this morning at 905. meanwhile for oakland, they took a loss against the minnesota twins 10 to through the twins had the lead. but the a's made their way back by the 4 and second round to the right. 9th homer of the year. but the 7th inning. the twins hit another homer and one of the game. the a's next game is today at 107. the raptors beat the warriors yesterday. 108, to one in a of the warriors and all of their games let's check in on led the warriors 32 points. but the raptors ran away with the game in the 4th quarter.

basketball fans may soon have a new way to experience their favorite teams in action. the nba is reportedly working on a plan to collaborate with apple and its vision. pro headsets, which are expected to launch in 2024. for $3500. nba commissioner adam silver said several tech and media companies have expressed interest about premium live sports. smartphone is designs. you can actually use it less. rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. >> a company names. nothing is hoping to make an impact with their latest smartphone. ironically, it's packed with features like this lights on the back to help you use it less. >> cue the nothing puns in the original thinking is the mission was taking down the barriers between you and tech. so we want nothing to stand between you and better technology experience. london based smartphone start-up. nothing want you to use their new phone first thing you

notice about the nothing phone to is the back. it's clear and it's filled with led lights. they call it. the glitz interface basing represents us trying to get you, put your phone down but still have access to important information that still want to know why still being present, whether in a business setting with people around you, you can set your phone down and the lights let you know when you get an important notification. they also double as a personal ring light for photos and videos. the phone has retro minimalistic design features and a monochromatic mode that takes the distraction out of colorful app icons with this. it actually changes your behavior. we're having a more intentionally look for what you're going for it. i didn't in all your absolute time. i've been using the phone for a few weeks and it's my favorite android phone >> it's the perfect size. the software excellent and uncluttered. the camera while not perfect, takes good to great pictures. a majority of the time and video is smooth and detailed. there's a video camera sample from the nothing phone to we're walking. you can see what it looks like and

what it sounds like. the downsides. there's no optical zoom. there's no support for east sam. >> the screen can be tough to see in bright sunlight and water. resistance is more limited than the competition. nothing phone to is $600 for 128 gigabyte model. i think people are looking for something different. >> these lights are also just a lot of fun to play with. i've been very impressed with the nothing phone to. i think it's only going to get better with software updates and a lot of the team behind it used to work at one. plus, if you want more information on the phone, you can go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> i take a look at this. tesla's first electric pickup truck rolls off the assembly line. it has a 500 mile driving range and can tow 1400,000 pounds of what you're looking at is actually video of them dead, mowing the strain of the windows. so no vandalism there. they're just

testing out the strength of the windows. the truck will cost anywhere from 40 to $70,000. you can place an order for just 100 bucks. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. it experiment shows how quickly things can go wrong when certain items are left in your car on a hot day. >> forget your car is the greenhouse effect when the sun is out, particularly 100 plus again today. well inland, as you can see, east bay shoreline. we've got 70's, but 80's as well remaining in chile at the coast going have a look at that 4 zone forecast for you and the extended. keep for you and the extended. keep it here.

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>> well, if you are looking for a way to beat the heat, there are a couple of new movies in theaters this weekend. dean richards has a preview for us. >> 3 years in the making because of the pandemic mission, impossible, dead reckoning. part one is finally in theaters and was definitely worth the wait. tom cruise's top gun maverick dominated movie cineplex u.s. last summer and likely he'll do it again this year for the 7th time he returns as imf agent ethan hunt taking on a new assignment. should he decide to accept it? retrieving a two-piece key. locks and artificial intelligence and to that would turn the world upside down, wreaking havoc on everyone everywhere. first of n% all, i love movie made 3 years ago before all of the concern over a i has a i as the

movie's main villain, it couldn't be more eerily timely. but o the globe trotting trail to find the people behind the ai threat. all of the action here explodes. everything you may have seen or heard about all of the action or death-defying stunts are really enhanced. when you see it all in context, cruz is the master showman will stop at nothing to raise the excitement level. you know that it's all planned and rehearsed. it will turn out ok, but you can help holding your breath when it's coming at you on the big screen story. ways until nicely laid out with minimal extra fluff, new and returning characters are utilized to enhance the story. not to weigh it down. and i especially like that this movie is self-contained. not all part ones of movies are they frequently abruptly just end with the to be continued but dead reckoning. part one satisfactorily wraps up its own story hinting that this isn't over yet. part 2, by the

way, will be coming out next year. it's 2 hours. and 45 minutes of complete summer thrills dean's list. a chicken salad bag of cocaine. one time. the most precious chopped. you can sell 5, you know, 5 to 10 times a day. strength and the surprise hit at the movies this week as the independent film sound of freedom, the the passion of the christ start. jim caviezel. it's the real-life story of tim ballard, a former department of homeland security agent who takes on the creeps and perverts would profit from and harm children in this very emotional story. that's both shocking, but also an eye opener that slavery, especially with children, is at an all-time high all over the world. it's a movie that's hard to watch. but one that everyone needs to see a dean's list b, plus, you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your

phone's every week. >> just text the word. dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, and i will be a great weekend in chicago. i am dean richards. >> so looking like some pretty good options for the theaters this weekend. and let's take a live look now at the fog over san francisco. now you can see the golden gate bridge is peeking out from just the tip of it right there. and you know, it's we expecting that to stick when they said the producer saying golden gate bridge? i thought she meant close one where you're looking at in that fog. >> unlike the picture above which as you can see, that shows how thin that is. just a little fun kind of thing. so this little bit as a nice insulation to kind of help keep temperatures down ever so slightly for around the bay. and we're going continue to get a little bit more. the marine layer all day. but >> much the rest, the base not going to consolation. so still plenty hot as it is right above us right now with well in the 80's. if you go up about 1000 feet or even several 100 feet, so morning,

everybody, it's another hot day across the bay. it looks like and there's our fog checking in. that's an least helps out with the temperatures a little bit. every little bit helps up to tahoe different story. we've got the 80's going on next. several days all the way. the middle of the week, short term forecast. that is today tonight. tomorrow up there in the mountains as a side bar issues, you might get a little stray shower or thundershower with that as a possibility. more likely not so much tahoe diania. some of the most likely what you'll we showed a little bit. the forecast models of all right. so here's back on the home front at the high pressure on the backside of it and we tend to get this one highs move away from us. there's also a trough up in the north. that's going to help cool us off. but that's the middle of the week before we get there with the high getting out of our way, a little bit. we start to see this cloud cover bubble up in the back side and say sometimes that's the monsoon flow a little bit. if there's more action with it. doesn't look like there's going to be a lot this go around. but again, as an addendum, we have

mention isolated chance of a lightning strike. there. all right. onshore winds are the deal for today. expect the mall this afternoon tonight. tomorrow, right direction. so no offshore wind business here. that helps out again a little bit with fresh marine layer moisture. there goes the high, its influence wanes there go. temperatures start to fall. there's the breaking point up towards the north. we get some real changes for the middle of the week with those 80's coming here. it's going to take it that extra day or so. so be a little patient for that drop south hot today. hot tomorrow inland, particularly. but then we get to the middle of the week. we start to get some 80's here. 4 zone forecast for this sunday. 69 san francisco at the coast expect a lot of clouds and fog lingering for much of the day. as you can see, 60's, if you're lucky, 79 going on for burn again to the south upper 80's, 88 palo alto also and redwood city, 92 santa clara, 90 for san jose. so these numbers in the south bay much the same as yesterday. the other wrinkle is and this is your pick up some afternoon clouds going on here. 99, morgan hill, east bay

shoreline, upper 80's tri valley, 100 plus again, 100 for walnut creek, 102, danville conquered may be coming in about a 102, tomorrow. let's get the double digits back. 74 for berkeley, vallejo, 77, 97 fairfield vacaville 104. 89 going on for napa in 97. meanwhile, 4 santa rosa even down to mill valley. you can see it popping at about 80 again. it's that flow pattern coming in from the pacific that helps ever so slightly to the 80's. we go different entire change to the weather pattern. we'll try some upper 90's by the time we finish off the week into next weekend and will also start to see those temperatures drop along the coast into the 60's. your stay that way. it looks like for the period as well. only getting the shot. this is like this. yes, i know. i know. but you know, the weather has been so warm out there. i mean, it should people anything in terms of safety. people should be aware of lines under the car in the car. we always said it's a lot this not just on the summer, even in the winter. you seal

it up. >> you have a short wave radiation that goes out and gets the car and that's long way. but can't get out. radiation can't get out that night there. so are during the day. so. >> you never want the car sealed like that. always have the windows open. so don't take the pets with you. if you can avoid it, that's probably a big thing to write. and kids, please, no, don't think about some of them in the car. yes, it's going to get hot and it happens quickly. >> well, your car can reach up to 160 degrees when parked outside in the heat. like dave was just mentioning. >> reporter brian will turn one car into an experiment to see what happens to every day items that you usually live inside. >> it's hot outside. but what about the temperature inside your vehicle? we grabbed a few objects that we found around and put it inside the vehicle to see what would happen as the temperature increases while in that we first set up, it was 100 degrees inside the vehicle and after finishing set up, it's already over 120 degrees. aig's a battery full

can of soda empty bottles. chapstick, licorice chocolate and a container of ice were among the things we put in this vehicle and close the windows and park it in the full sun on this 108 degree day. we started right when the excessive heat warning went into effect for clark county were just over an hour and a half into this experiments. and so far. >> you can see some things have changed. ice has all melted and that temperature. it's a little over 130 degrees inside the vehicle. we have this thermal gun which tells us how hot it is just even on this windshield is 175 degrees. then 15 minutes later, the scope can exploded at a temperature of more than 140 degrees inside this vehicle. we're now just over 3 hours into this little experiment. we're going to check the status of some of these items just getting into

the car. you can feel and scorching inside those eggs. not exactly want to eat, but you can tell they're hot. this lip balm. it's completely melted and liquid. and it's hot to the touch. licorice haven't really changed too much. a little melted, but that coke can. is almost pretty much empty. and these chocolates are completely melted. and that's just after a couple hours in the vehicle. can't imagine if a person or somebody else was inside reporting las vegas. brian reporting las vegas. brian will. and we'll be right back. stop right there! this week, the denny's super slam is only $9.99. hungry for all your breakfast favorites? when you want america's biggest breakfast

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sweeping across the bay area right now. ensuring ways that you can stay safe. taking a look at the high temperatures for today on your screen right there. you can see parts of the bay area hitting triple digits. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday, july, the 16th and our top story today is the heat wave sweeping across the bay area. let's get straight to dave spahe who is tracking the timing when we can expect things to really heat up safe. >> all right, stephanie, good morning. good morning, we have the fog this first in place across the golden gate bridge. now that is kind of the very, very thin scenario because you get up of less than 1000 feet in the air. and it's well in the business of the 80's and that marine layer will continue all day today with fresh marine layer, but its impact will be very, very selective. and along the coast, it's going closer to that more overcast and

considerable clouds going on while the inland areas bake. for today, a current check in the bay area. temperatures. we're seeing the 70's now. well inland, 80 for antioch, 60's and 70's cover the a space shoreline with 71 for santa rosa. meanwhile, 54 for half moon bay and 71 for a san jose. it is warmer today than yesterday, in not as warm as we had feared a little bit. at least we saw some 60's even some 50's on the board this morning. but to 12 degrees ahead in livermore and also fairfield, some half a dozen degrees ahead of where it was this time from yesterday. the fog scenarios i mention whatever we have is pretty much going to mix out except for along the coast fairly rapidly. this is tonight at 7 o'clock tomorrow morning. you can see the coverage area is not at all. just churns in the same spot just about you. don't see it spilling across the cortina straight into the delta like it frequently does. so the impact of the fog still not as great, even as late as monday morning. it's really

sday morning. we're gopng to see a lot more action there. we do have that my old brief little wind going on here. that's an to provide a little breeze to keep some temperatures around the bay down. now, the excessive heat warning is still in place, as you will notice. of course, the national weather service can amend this, canceled it in time. so what is organic? it may change as conditions warrant later today. the breakdown for you today is about 97 at 1 o'clock at 4, turning somewhat mostly cloudy. still, temperatures climbing well inland as we get some of that subtropical moisture aloft. coming up a little bit here, we'll kind of walk you through the forecast and getting out of this into next week. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> those east bay temperatures extreme on saturday and people did aol they could to make it bearable. kron four's amanda hari has more from walnut creek. >> right now, i feel like my feet are melting into the it is for gadhafi. haha, as temperatures climb to the east bay, people were doing everything they could to cool down bernie walton, not and her son gary and more decided

to escape the heat by heading into a movie at iran deluxe cinema in concord. but soon realized they weren't the only ones with that idea rounded as i don't know what hit. >> you think you're going to get some of fresh air, the fresh a and i think it's ballots because so many people it took about like 20 20 minutes to get through the concession lines over in brentwood. temperatures also soared over the 100 degree mark. >> prompting the city open up a cooling center. pardon because a compartment health issues, especially if they're out. >> and the heat have anywhere else to if they're out there with the kids and the place to kind of a cool down, it could come in here cool down. >> abraham rodriguez with parks and recreation says the cooling center will continue to be open at the brentwood community center on sunday to ensure that all citizens have a place to cool off about 25 miles south in livermore. some people say the heat feels worse this year compared to

last, but issues bothering me more. >> maybe the humidity. a lot of humidity to lizzie fountain was still down saturday afternoon. people are still finding ways to stay cool. brittany and tanner cough check were visiting livermore from santa cruz. they say they didn't expect the weather to be this hot. how it's so hot these fans aren't doing much with the heat continuing on sunday. doctors and officials are recommending that people. >> get out of the heat into the ac and make sure that they stay hydrated throughout the day. i've been carrying around my water bottle all day. as i've been reporting just to make sure i'm staying hydrated as well in concord, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> several cooling center is open across the bay area for those trying to beat the heat. we've got a full list of those spots on our website now. kron 4 dot com. and we have more coverage of this weekend's heat wave. just scan the qr code on your screen. it will

take you directly to our websites. weather page for the latest forecast, safety tips and more. you can also find us in the kron 4 news app available now on ios and android. it's a bit. a woman kidnapped in mexico last year has been found alive. the fbi says monica de leon barba spent the last 8 months in captivity. she will be reunited with her family in the bay area. soon. she was out walking her dog last november when she was forced into a van by several suspects. it happened in tampa tea lawn in the state of jalisco. authorities say the investigation into the suspects continues. >> south bay smoke shops are being targeted by burglars kron 4 justin campbell reports from san jose with reaction from business owners. >> 2 smoke shops in san jose in 2 in campbell have been burglarized over the last few weeks. this shot behind me. the owner tells me that it's now time to change his business model at exotic smokes in campbell, the owner didn't want to be identified

on camera. >> after being burglarized for the 3rd time in the last few weeks. i just assume, you know, the couple specialist 06:30am, says a broad daylight. >> but they were here for a while for an hour. no one showed up. she's not alone. multiple other smoke shops in campbell und san jose have been burglarized. >> over the last few weeks, authorities, i don't think they're really callous know shots. the twilight zone smoke shop near capitol in vista, pointe drive was broken into after a vehicle rammed into the front of their store. it's the same tactic used in other burglaries. they used a stolen car, then rammed the car through this front glass sometime in the early morning. vape or smoke shop was also burglarized in campbell. and police say officers did not pursue the suspect because of their policy. no police pursuit for non violent crimes that do not involve a firearm that are really just let him drive away. one owner says it's time for that policy to change. believe the policy needs to be re-evaluated and >> they need to have a good hard look at what's going on

because >> people want to close up shop and move out of california. and if california economy wants to thrive, we have to change. the store was destroyed. the gate was destroyed. smokes won't be a smoke shop. >> well, you'll be able to buy close along with shirts. you'll be able to buy electronics and other goods that you need your house. the owner says he's turning this business into a liquidation store. we've also checked in with the police to see if they've made any arrests in the suspects responsible for these crimes. we have not heard back from them reporting here in the south bay, justin campbell kron it. >> police are looking for the person who shot a man in san francisco during an attempted burglary saturday. it happened last night around 6 on their pose a street and pennsylvania avenue near highway 2.80, police say the man was taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries. police are asking for your help finding a car involved in a hit and run last saturday. take a look at your screen here. this crash happened at the intersection of main street and first

street in downtown napa. you can see the black car that ran the red light causing that white suv to hit the side of the roadway. the dark car then spins. let's take another look at that video as a place there. we could see. yeah, there's that crash right there and it hits the stoplight. as you saw right there before it takes off in the other direction. we know the dark car has substantial damage to the driver's side. anyone with information is asked to please call napa police. update on what police are calling an attempted robbery and bread would a 17 year-old is dead. it happened around 7.45 friday on margarine drive near caboose park. police say the teen in a 20 year-old man tried to rob another man in all 3 started shooting the teen and the person they tried to rob were both shot. everyone is expected to survive. contra costa health officials plan to meet tomorrow to discuss the 2021 oil chevron's richmond refinery. the pollution

started at the refinery marine terminal 757 gallons of diesel water mixture leaked into the south richmond war. the monday meeting is happening at the richmond convention center from 6.30 to 08:30pm. police arrested a man following a robbery at an east palo alto. home depot. officers responded to the store saturday after someone grabbed a cash register and threw it to the ground, causing that machine to break. the man took about $300 and left the store. san mateo county sheriff's deputies used license plate reader cameras to track down the getaway car and arrested a suspect in millbrae. he's identified as mark johnson and was booked into san mateo county jail. >> happening now, caltrain's rather, rather caltrans has closed several areas near niles canyon road in both directions to work on the alameda creek bridge. the route between palomares road and fremont to main street in sunol will be shut down through the weekend. it is set to reopen monday morning at 5

drivers are advised take southbound highway to 38 towards mission boulevard. and if you're hoping to wake up this morning, a millionaire, we hate to burst your bubble here. no one won the powerball last night. the jackpot is now 900 million dollars. next. drawing is monday, july 17th. happening today. the san francisco aids walk is back for its 37th year. it's the largest aids fundraising event in northern california proper. stephanie justice live for us now in san francisco with the latest on and tiffany, how are things looking out there? >> yeah, it's starting to get worse any around here. it start to liven up as more people are actually lining up to sign up and signing in. and we actually have a live interview again with one of the organizers correct for this event, he might telling us more about what is happening right now what my name is. paint him the best director. and today we are raising over million dollars for different charities here in lausanne in.

>> san francisco we had people sending it over here. we have a wonderful breakfast over here being provided by a black eye catering you know, premier sponsor, gilead am i mean, our presenting sponsor gilead, a premier sponsor, and all other sponsors, abc, chevron behind but all the people are now starting to come into metro. and it's a beautiful day for >> it is a really beautiful day. can you tell us more about when so the 5 k is going to start at 10, 30? what would that look like? and where is that going to start? it's going to start right back here beyond those trees. and there's a great big balloon artist is a to walk on it. and that's for 1500 to 2000. people are going to start walking the walk up to >> and hollow. make a turn. come back here have a good time. we have jackie performing 12, 30. so what more can you ask for than beautiful day in the park with and clouds disappeared? can you tell us more? >> we hear that there should be some entertainment along

the route as well. we do. we have drums. we have dancers. >> we have all kinds of fun stuff going on on the route. but we can tell everybody because we want to make sure they walk and see it so you're going leave that suspense is saying right there. we have to you know, you can't tell everybody everything or you they won't come. they'll be like, hey, i know what that is. and what that note. we want everyone to come out. support have a good time. is a lot of money for different organizations help us fight 8. so this is been going on for many, many years. how many year this is the 37th 37th walk. a lot of work and effort is. >> being put into these logs every years. i appreciate you making time to talk with us this morning. and i know that everything is wrapping up getting more busy morning goes on. i appreciate you making time to chat with mean, look at here. we have one of the most colorful people right here. >> this is troy and trade has been with us for every year every year. so troy, let's make sure everyone is getting in the shot. so troy, if you

want to just having a great little gathering here, troy, so make sure that we make sure you're in the shot. royal pretty good. even at everything want have been at 22,002 1000? i've been workers that doesn't mean anything. that's amazing. so you're making sure that you're making your appearance here making sure your here every every time yes, i am in life is about joy. we have enough stresses in our lives as it is and >> i live with hiv myself and have been for 25 years was 6 years now. and i want to make sure that everybody has what they need. that's why try to raise money and be out here in support. i've gotten new needs. hips, shoulders and i keep moving. you know, the so you so much for telling us your story and chatting with us deputy send it back to you in studio. alright, tiffany, thank you so much. >> and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. why some are looking to outer space as part of their funeral plans.

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>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and we do have some localized fog around the golden gate in the coast. meanwhile, east bay shoreline, it's more some upper level cloudiness that we're going to get. that's going to flood the entire bay area. this afternoon with kind of the induction from the backside of that high of that mid-level moisture, we can see it out to see here. if you see the last couple of shots here, you can kind of make it out how it's different compared to that

marine layer mask here. but the important issue is this high is not in the ideal spot. it was from yesterday or maybe even friday night. so therefore, the flow pattern is a little different for today. this is some weak and i guess call some of the monsoon. we've way down to baja, california, and sometimes with these high pressure systems, you get a direct easterly flow and southern california for the deserts to pop up that monsoon and as well as we get that stuff, too. so we've got to say is an addendum. does that isolated chance of a lightning strike over the next about 24 hours or so visible satellite picture from the national weather service here. good to go over here. the side to check it out. you can see the look at shadows being cast by upper level clouds right there on that marine layer mask that you can see there to give you a distinction between the 2 layers of moisture that moisture the ground level very, very, very cold. of course, from that day of cold ocean air above it, though, that's where you can get. sometimes that activity, instability of that lightning. i spoke up. that's more of an issue that when you get to the

real monsoon 87 antioch, 79 for a little more 73 concord, east bay shoreline got 60 70 for hayward up to the north bay, nevada, with 68 71 santa rosa. 64 san francisco back to future cast for. and the fog. yeah, it's cleared out. here comes up moisture from the southwest. as i mentioned earlier, a little thick up picking up a little bit late this afternoon. probably not early enough to really posed any direct impact into our forecast. in terms of highs, me shave off a couple degrees. that's about it tonight and maybe lingering a little bit tomorrow morning, potentially here before it clears out during the day to see a little flare up of a few showers. but that will probably be a 70 not so much in tahoe. here's this marine layer back by tuesday and it looks a more potent as you can see, sticking its way out to maybe in the sacramento valley. so we can see the influence of yhe high will have wayne by that point. and here it is ablaze. the fog along the coast, half moon bay, sunny early some afternoon, clouds 100 plus inland. 80's 90's going on for

the bay early in the week. moderation not so hot. 80's return cheerleaders. please 70's for the bay. and then later on this week, we warm back up again and probably revisiting about 100 come next weekend. 69 san francisco, 78 for opa 90 for san jose. there are 100 plus numbers east of the east bay hills up to the north. they will do a lot of those upper 90's as well. as i mentioned, tuesday's the really big day to see changes there. look at that decade. drop 97 to 88 and stephanie wednesday doesn't look too shabby either kind of an improvement building upon that, but not too long to get too comfortable. it looks like summer is coming back again next weekend. all right. thank you so much for that day to really appreciate that. >> okay. speaking of those hot temperatures without a fire risk is at an all-time high because of those warming temperatures. >> and we know that cruz is an image of crews putting out a 3 acre vegetation fire in new work. the fire was reported around 09:00pm last night. crews confirm this fire was

put out around again 11:00pm. no one was injured. and cal fire stopped. a grass fire reported in napa. that fire reached one acre on the block over korea road about 4 miles away from don't feel that blaze was first reported around 05:30pm, calfire stop the flames. about an hour later. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> happening now, the rabbit fire in southern california has burned 7,000 acres and prompted dozens of evacuations. it started on friday afternoon and marino valley in riverside county. it's now just 5% contained. it's burning next to the highland fire, but also broke out on friday and burned 150 acres. the highland fire is now 70% contained. just in actress and fashion icon jane birkin has died in paris at the age of 76, brooke, and inspire the airbus bag that bears her name today. the birkin is still considered one of the world's most exclusive

luxury items. broken was known for her advocacy of 4 women and lgbt rights. she suffered a stroke in 2021 after experiencing heart problems in previous years. syria survived by 2 daughters. and caltrain's service. caltrans service excuse me is suspended in select areas starting this weekend. the agency is making upgrades to its transportation center. upcoming shutdowns will happen between the hillsdale in palo alto station. starting today, passengers needing to access caltrain from the menlo park station will have to use the bus bridge to get there. that will be located on merrill street near santa cruz avenue. a powerful earthquake in southern alaska triggered a brief tsunami in south in the area this morning. the 7.2 earthquake happened just south of san point. the tsunami warning has now canceled. there is no threat for the pacific coast as of right now, no reports of any damage or casualties.

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>> all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's 9.29 this sunday. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr tracking those warming temperatures for us. it yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it's going to another hot day. well, in that it looks like in a quite warm even around portions of the bay. we have the only solace. >> of a little bit of a brief influence of the marine layer and the ocean cooled air that will continue to flow in. meanwhile, we have some clouds above that will continue to thicken up later on this afternoon. probably won't have much of an impact on temperatures shaving off a degree or so unless, of course, it builds little too quickly. then we'll start to have more of an impact. but it's projected to do so late this afternoon early this evening. now, as we stand right now, excessive heat warning in place. there you see the geography that's covered and this is until 11. however, this is organic and can be amended or changed by the nws. our onshore winds not going to change from too much from this will get a little

bit of an uptick this afternoon. but the good deal is is that if this were calm across the entire region, that will be a little more problematic. we probably look at temperatures a little warmer around the east bay shoreline, too. so a little bit goes a long way. just a bit of that ocean. cold air to help out 87 going on for antioch. we've got a lot of 70's already east to the east bay hills 60's. and now 72 for hayward already. 71 for san jose won a jump. real quick to the humidity. part of the forecast look where the greens follow. watch the greens as we get into tonight tomorrow morning. that's the best we're going to do. you see that spills in the sacramento valley? well, tomorrow, forget about it. and then we get into they were getting somewhere shows how this high is finally losing its influence and we get a trough in the northwest will get some winds with that, too. and temperatures will fall in accordance to that. by the way, for the open forecast going on versus the twins. 107, game time temps, upper 70's warm and sunny will do it with but over west northwest winds, there's your scattered clouds going on. mostly cloudy

in spots by 4 o'clock 99 in a bit. we'll have the 4 zone forecast and the cooling extended 70. all right. looking forward today. >> a pair americans in some parts of the country have been under heat alerts for weeks now. as matt napolitano reports the scorching temperatures are not just dangerous for our health but travel as well. >> americans who have been baking in triple digit temperatures over the past few weeks. know the basics, drink water and try to stay cool. but heat waves can affect more than just human health. it's just not safe to try to get off the ground at the glendale airport in arizona. high temperatures mean thinner air making it difficult for smaller planes to get off the ground. so airport administrator matt smith says pilots tend to fly in the morning to stay safe and on the ground, experts warn drivers should be checking on their car fluids, preventing serious damage to batteries and more >> is what really destroys things and that that the fluids job, the food is like whether the engine and transmission and differential.

if that fluid is good condition, those moving parts inside the fans mission in jenin different. start to get warm. start to. >> can cause failures and be sure your tire pressure is where it needs to be. it will cause problems like this. you'll have the tire will completely separate. burn. surgeon doctor kevin foster says he expects more patients than usual this weekend coming in with injuries from simply touching every day items in this heat, he warns that even sidewalks could heat up to 180 degrees. we get really, really extreme heat like we're going to have this weekend. >> even just a little minor things like, you know, open up a medal door, you know, touching the handle and mentor to, know, really that burned nearly 100 million americans are under heat alerts this weekend. and the real feel could reach up to 120 degrees in some areas. >> 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 stay hydrated. >> the state adds that any businesses violating safety rules will face a fine. last year. state issued more than a 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. this video is on your screen from last june when overheating impacted the rails and caused a train to go off the tracks in concord. and make sure you stay with kron four's. we continue our coverage of the heat wave. scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to our latest forecast. and santa rosa teen

suffered life-threatening burn injuries after being rescued from apartment fire on saturday night. this is a look at an image of the fire. it started at 06:00pm on avenue. the teen was rescued from the send story of the building. officials say his injuries are critical. no other additional people were found inside the complex. the fire was brought under control in about 30 minutes. >> you want. take a >> a dramatic body cam video shows the moment a dog was rescued from a burning home in sacramento county. firefighters were cleaning the home an animal when they spotted the little guy. a second dog was missing but has since been found. no one was injured. the cause of the fire is under investigation. federal agencies are investigating whether medical credit cards hurt consumers more than help. >> washington correspondent jessi tenure reports.

>> president biden is not a fan of some health care providers pushing patients to use medical credit cards to pay their bills the cards typically start with 0 interest, but if patients can pay off the loan in time or miss a payment, they can face interest rates up to nearly 30%. they have seen a huge rise in rate at which consumers are being marketed. these these medical credit cards. now the white house says federal agencies are investigating to see whether the practice is legal to make clear that our consumer protection laws apply and the consumer should be attacked from 2018 to 2020, the consumer financial protection bureau estimates people in the u.s. paid 1 billion dollars in interest on these cards and other medical financing. and the agency says that amount is growing as the practice spreads. somebody is making money, but it's not. it's not the patients known levy. a senior correspondent with kff health news says patients are often in a vulnerable

situation. do not have all the information they need to understand the credit cards terms and the risks. these are not the kind of traps that, you know, people get in because they bought a mercedes that they should have levy found about 40% of adults in the u.s. have some form of medical debt. and this specific issue could impact millions in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> and moving on to sports. the giants beat the pirates 3 to one yesterday when 2 in a row so far against pittsburgh. both teams were tied at one until the 8th inning score 2 on for michael conforto to places a single to the right. this issue may comes in the store while all that is going on. jock peterson rumbles around 3rd giants take the lead and win the game. team plays in pittsburgh again this morning. meanwhile, for oakland, they took a loss against the minnesota twins. 10 to 7 winds up 14. nothing in the second inning. but the a's made their way back by the set set rocket or said brownie

hits a rocket out to his right, his 9th homer of the year. but in the 7th inning, the twins hit another homer and win the the a's next game is today at one of 7. >> and the raptors beat the warriors yesterday when a way to 101. and summer league matches with worriers losing all of their games in las lester quinones led the warriors with 32 points. jack second-round draft trace jackson-davis had 18 points and 10 rebounds for the warriors. but the raptors ran away with the game in 4th quarter. basketball fans may soon have a new way to experience their favorite teams in action. the nba is reportedly working on a plan to collaborate with apple and its vision. pro headsets expected to launch in 2024. for $3500 that had sat there. >> nba commissioner adam silver said several tech and media companies have expressed interest about premium live sports through that had the

smartphone is designs. you can actually use it less. rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. >> a company names. nothing is hoping to make an impact with their latest smartphone. ironically, it's packed with features like this lights on the back to help you use it less. >> cue the nothing puns in the original thinking is the mission was taking down the barriers between you and tech. so we want nothing to stand between you and better technology experience. london based smartphone start-up. nothing want you to use their new phone first thing you notice about the nothing phone to is the back. it's clear and it's filled with led lights. they call it. the glitz interface basing represents us trying to get you to put your phone down but still have access to important information that still want to know why still being present, whether in a business setting with people around you, you can set your phone down and the lights let you know when you get an important notification. they also double

as a personal ring light for photos and videos. the phone has retro minimalistic design features and a monochromatic mode that takes the distraction out of colorful app icons with this. it actually changes your behavior. we're having a more intentionally look for what you're going for united and something. no, you're absolutely i've been using the phone for a few weeks and it's my favorite android phone >> it's the perfect size. the software excellent and uncluttered. the camera while not perfect, takes good to great pictures. a majority of the time and video is smooth and detailed. there's a video camera sample from the nothing phone to we're walking. you can see what it looks like and what it sounds like. the downsides. there's no optical zoom. there's no support for east sam. >> the screen can be tough to see in bright sunlight and water. resistance is more limited than the competition. nothing phone to is $600 for 128 gigabyte model. i think people are looking for something different. >> these lights are also just a lot of fun to play with.

i've been very impressed with the nothing phone to. i think it's only going to get better with software updates and a lot of the team behind it used to work at one. plus, if you want more information on the phone, you can go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you tech smart. >> all right. take a look at tesla's first electric pickup truck rolled off the assembly line and as a 500 mile driving range and can tow 14,000 pounds in the video you're looking at here is the team demonstrating the strength of the window glass. that's why they're throwing an object at the car. well, the trucks will cost anywhere from 40 to $70,000. you can place an order for just 100 bucks. >> the throwing arm there, too. by the way. but it's an in-class anyway. we've got the 100 plus over the east bay hills again today, east bay shoreline. you're looking at numbers in the 80's now. little bit of an improvement. thanks to just brief little onshore flow. that's all it takes back in a bit with your

takes back in a bit with your forecast here.

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assignment. should he decide to accept it? retrieving a two-piece key. locks and artificial intelligence and to that would turn the world upside down, wreaking havoc on everyone everywhere. first of all, i love movie made 3 years ago before all of the concern over a i has a i as the movie's main villain, it couldn't be really timely. but on the globe trotting trail to find the people behind the ai threat. all of the action here explodes. everything you may have seen or heard about all of the action or death-defying % stunts. early enhanced when you see it all in context, cruz is the master showman that will stop at nothing to race. the excitement level. you know that it's all planned and rehearsed. it will turn out ok, but you can help holding your breath when it's coming at you on the big screen story. ways until nicely laid out with minimal extra fluff, new and returning characters are utilized to

enhance the story. not to weigh it down. and i especially like that this movie is self-contained. not all part ones of movies are they frequently abruptly just end with the to be continued but dead reckoning. part one satisfactory lee wraps up its own story hinting that this isn't over yet. part 2, by the way, will be coming out next year. it's 2 hours. and 45 minutes of complete summer thrills at a dean's list. a chicken salad bag of cocaine. one time. the most precious chopped. 5, you know, can. 5 to 10 times a day. strength and tee surprise hit at the movies this week as the independent film sound of freedom, the train, the passion of the christ start. jim caviezel. it's the real-life story of tim ballard, a former department of homeland security agent who takes on the creeps and

perverts would profit from and harm children in this very emotional story. that's most shocking, but also an eye opener that slavery, especially with children, is at an all-time high all over the world. it's a movie that's hard to watch, but one that everyone needs to see a dean's list b, plus, you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. >> just text the word. dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, and i will be a great weekend in chicago. i am dean richards. >> all right. let's take a live look now outdoors at the ruby princess cruise ship. she's back. >> she departed, i believe about a week ago, finally on the way to alaska. and now it looks like a everyone's come back. so. >> it's nice to see that in looking like a beautiful day out there along the embarcadero today. >> yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're looking at a decent day today, although hot inland, this is what's helping out some folks along the bay outs, the marine layer that we can see popping out in the

terms of fog. this will probably mix out at least a c the golden gate, but it really kind of underscores the fact that this little bit helps out a little bit. very, very thin. it is. you go up to about 500 feet 1000 feet. it's a different story. well, in the business of the 80's already to tahoe, we go in there. you see the 80's as well. temperatures in cool off too much there. today. they saw the upper 60's even couple little lower 70's at work to start off with 2. now they're going to see scattered clouds this afternoon as we will see. and there is that outside chance of a thunderstorm may be a dry lightning event. very, very briefly. also up you use somebody will probably see maybe some scattered showers. more likely is with the forecast models. look like we have 2 sources of moisture going on right now. one is in terms of that rain later but aloft some scattered clouds expected, kind of picking up a little bit by the time we get to the late afternoon, there it is. the flow pattern as the very interesting point here as we get these offshore winds, we block off entirely the marine layer also with the

right scenario, the high pressure overhead and it's in the right spot doing the right thing. this completely shuts down entirely. no numbers. now that were the case. we'd be looking entirely different phenomena, least because release getting a little bit of circulation going on, which was the case yesterday. very modest, but at least we got some and that helps bring in some of ocean cooled air. take a little bit of that edge off. high pressure is also waiting a bit giving us some breathing space. it will do so more. so tomorrow, not a dramatic change on temperatures until we get to about tuesday. you folks well inland. we'll get a bit of fog around the bay again tomorrow morning. but the juice, your stuff gets here by tuesday. that penetrate little further inland. also, a trough up to the northwest will help with this effort to and bringing down those temperatures. not cool but bringing down a bit 4 zone forecast cover you for this sunday. 69 san francisco going to be shelley long. the coast, though, with even some lower 60's to be had with considerable cloud cover in the breeze. so you know what to wear a jacket for that. 79

going on for burlingame, 81 foster city, san carlos, 89 to the south bay, lower 70's here. you get away from the water, though up we go. morgan hill it. 99. 97 for los gatos east bay shoreline, upper 70's. so shy of 90 at least tri valley, 100 plus 102, going on for danville. want to also conquered 74 for berkeley. 77 fairfield at 97. 89 going on for napa in 97 for santa rosa. here's the drop we're all excited about. bice tuesday may be about 88 87 wednesday, starting to warm back up again as we get to the end of the week here. so it looks like another heat will call heat bump at this point. stephanie, don't want push it too much, but at least temperatures will be climbing back up again there to near 100 or so next weekend. so nice little break in the middle of the week here. and joy. and then we warm back up. it will take full advantage of that. slight cooldown last. thank you, dave. >> your car can reach up to 160 degrees. one parked

outside in all of that heat. that day was just talking about. >> reporter brian will turn one car into an experiment to see what happens to every day items that you might leave inside your car. >> it's hot outside. but what about the temperature inside your vehicle? we grabbed a few objects that we found around and put it inside the vehicle to see what would happen as the temperature increases while in that we first set up, it was run 100 degrees inside the vehicle. and after finishing set up, it's already over 120 degrees. aig's a battery full can of soda empty bottles. chapstick, licorice chocolate and a container of ice were among the things we put in this vehicle and close the windows and park it in the full sun on this 108 degree day. we started right when the excessive heat warning went into effect for clark county were just over an hour and a half into this experiment. and

so far. >> you can see some things have changed. ice has all melted and that temperature. it's a little over 130 degrees inside the vehicle. we have this thermal gun which tells us how hot it is just even on this windshield is 175 degrees. then 15 minutes later, the scope can exploded at a temperature of more than 140 degrees inside this vehicle. we're now just over 3 hours into this little experiment. we're going to check the status of some of these items just getting into the car. you can feel and scorching inside those eggs. not exactly want to eat, but you can tell they're hot. this lip balm. it's completely melted and liquid. and it's hot to the touch. licorice haven't really changed too much. a little melted, but that coke can. is almost pretty much empty. and these chocolates are completely

melted. and that's just after a couple hours in the vehicle. can't imagine if a person or somebody else was inside reporting las vegas. brian [ telephone rings ] reporting las vegas. brian will. and we'll be right back.

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and i had a next door neighbor posting that came up. they're like why we have excessive heat warning with this mediterranean climate. and so more than. >> well, the pens are really where you are. and they're trying to give you a general parameters here. >> and do want to drive home. use to set up the point right above us. you get up there about 800 it's like 80 something degrees. so as long as we keep even a snail's pace, this is gentle breeze right across the golden gate bridge that continues all day because a different climate to san francisco are in a little bit along the east bay shoreline takes that slight edge off. so that's kind of the driving point here. now as a sidebar, what's different today after the marine layer is not at all applause, applause. then we have some scattered clouds aloft already. we're seeing some of that going on. we'll have more this afternoon evening. so you get to around 2, 3 o'clock. you're going to get to more of those pasty white skies, more overcast. there's that visible picture. and you can kind of see some of the shadows going on right below the clouds aloft. the marine layer, just hugging the coast. they're keeping it kind of chilly from socal all the way up to here

and the winds through single digits. nothing major, but it's enough of a breeze to make a difference. so that's the important issue. and national weather service just very concerned about this hot air aloft that if we did not have that any of that insulation, we have a different scenario. 100 plus east of the east bay hills. meanwhile, we've 90's up to the north bay, as you can see, 69 for san francisco, 90 meanwhile for san jose. let's do it with the 7 day forecast because we have some good news. yes, 80's on the board. look at that stuff tuesday, wednesday and yeah. right. >> and there take a little bit of a break because i i was looking at was the late in the numbers that are coming in the later half of the week. 94 97. 98. >> a little bit of you know, we're going to get near about 100. it looks like by the time. >> we get to next weekend. so be prepared on that front. it is july. we will enjoy the cool off we have thanks to thanks so much for joining us, everybody. we'll see you back here next weekend.

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