>> up next on kron, 4 morning news. another release of potentially hazardous material from the martinez refinery. we have the latest overnight. details and it's another hot day across the bay area with temperatures expected to reach

into the 90's once again parts of the east bay. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning and thanks for joining us here on kron 4. i'm ella sogomonian in for stephanie lin. we're going to start things off with a check of the weather. meteorologist dave spahr as got your forecast hey, good morning good morning, everybody. and we're dealing with are 2 additional morning fog around the immediate bay, particularly covering the golden gate. and that's helping temperatures be a little cooler. unlike in some inland locations are being a little bit more elevator turkey in some of the higher elevations because it is going to get a chance to cool much. here it is the golden gate bridge. you can see the runners off towards the distance. boy, that's a nice weather for them to run. a nice cool weather. we've got to get things started. all right. behind all of that temperature wise, 73 still hanging on antioch. lot of 60's for the east bay 50's lineup things off towards the west. san francisco about 57 but comparison sake. you can see we're a little warmer than we were this time from

yesterday in terms of starting your day off, some of that heat was actually retained. our winds on shore. you can see across the district here, doug, double digits in some locations and we'll get that afternoon breeze, too. and we do want to make note some scattered clouds in our skies for today. we talk a little bit about that yesterday. that's really aloft. that will be today tomorrow, even as late as into tuesday. but temperatures are still going to be very lofty about 90 still about 2 o'clock. even with this cloud cover and we are looking for some locations zoom ahead to about 101 more in the forecast a bit l we'll see you then. thanks so much. tape. happening now, the annual san francisco marathon is well underway. >> kron four's tiffany justice is joining us live from the race with the very latest. good morning, tiffany. >> good morning. yes, there will be races all morning long. we're at the finish line for the full marathon right behind us. >> ev'ryone gearing up for the runners to cross. but at this side, we do know that that should be happening maybe around 7 o'clock this morning. but the first race started

pretty early 5.15, this morning. and that was that full marathons going show you some video of that. so we do know that we should be seeing those runners start to cross the finish line at 7. this is some video of the runners starting off around 5 o'clock this morning making their way through the city. the second race started at 6.30 this morning, which is bridge half marathon, the city half marathon starts at 8.15 and there's also a 10 k 5 can alter race. so yeah, a lot of races all morning long. race officials opening up the 10 k race were told to dogs as well. participants get to bring their furry friends along to race beside them. there are some guidelines with that. but the 10 k race starts at 7. besides the race today, there was a full-on expo yesterday where olympian alexia pop us was she has maybe francisco marathon, her home race and she will be here today as well. traffgc is also going to be impacted by the francisco marathon. the routes go pretty much throughout the majority of the city. officials say road closures

will go from 05:00am to 01:00pm. we're going to see out here want to speak to some of finishers. some of the runners along with race organizers tell you all about it. back to you. it's quite the dedication. super early in the morning. pick someone, stephanie. >> well, the bay area air quality district reports that there's been another coke dust released from the refinery over in martinez. coke. dust is a byproduct of are finding petroleum. hazmat teams are saying that they have not found any evidence of the coke dust in the surrounding neighborhoods. the martinez refining company says it. it happened at around 6 o'clock last night and that the release was contained on site. now, just 12 days ago, hazardous response team was sent to the refinery for a previous coke dust release. health officials say them as well as in the past. it took far too long for the refinery to notify the county of the chemicals release. people are being advised to avoid breathing or coming into contact with the material while an investigation is underway. the community is

rallying around an elderly ice cream vendor who was robbed at gunpoint in east oakland. the thieves got away with about 120 bucks. but as kron four's philippe reports, people who were taken by don one story paid it forward and organized a buyout. >> there is no slowing down. don the east, oakland street vendor has been robbed several times recently. well, selling ice cream and popsicles monday staffed was caught on citizen video. the images touching the fruitvale neighborhood community which showed up in a big way saturday supporting one by buying out his entire inventories >> there are thank got the. >> the thieves got away with $120. but with the funds collected online combined with saturday's buyout, the community has raised more than

$40,000 for your county racing helped organize the buyout, i know that the community is just something beautiful that we have here. and i know that people. >> always want to show love and support of the vendors. vendors from supporters say are targeted by crooks to act easy money for thieves preying on victims who maybe are reporting crimes to police due to their immigration status or fear of retaliation. one is originally from through and is still pending in his 80's to make a living and support his son and daughter. he would have given the is just is crazy. >> however, the support that that receding, it's it's very appreciated. alameda county fire department division chief randall west says it's important, hardworking people like feel safe, doing what they do. cost of living in the bay is very, very, very high. >> so, you know, we need to support about money and alternatives and reach out to police if the people involved in this crime look familiar.

>> in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron, 4 news. so glad he's getting some support. >> now this story anchor brewing says that it's willing to consider handing over ownership to their employees. the san francisco based company announced plans this month to close after more than 126 years in business. the brewery has already stopped making beer and decided to file for bankruptcy because of low sales. but that could all change. now if union employees come up with a strong offer to run, the company is a co-op, a spokesperson for the brewery says that they're interested in a deal. but time is running out. a woman who lost her home in the tubbs fire back in 2017 found her new guerneville house engulfed in flames 3 nights ago. so she's now having to recover from the same devastating loss. a second time. unfortunately, the latest fire also killed her dog. molly, who died from her injuries the next day. >> it very scary. >> but the only thing i had in my mind was frightening. molly

i was unable to and i feel. crazy. bad about that. and you know, if you have important things. come in, a safety deposit box for something that's fireproof. you know, he's this is the second that i've lost everything. >> can't imagine. schmidt is now living with her sister and he's trying to raise money to start over again. and they'll pay. man was arrested saturday after a holding a woman hostage for 5 and half hours. the standoff began at 3.15 in the afternoon by the hillview court apartments off east calaveras and 6 ad police were originally called out for a domestic dispute. and officers heard a fight and trying to force her way into door. but say that it was barricaded with appliances. police said that the man was eventually persuaded to release the woman and a swat team finally got in. the man was identified as

gabriel ramirez and police say that he is accused of false imprisonment, assaulting a police officer and assault with a deadly weapon. >> section of i-80 is shut down while road repairs are happening. this includes eastbound i-80 and the highway 4 interchange in hercules. the closure will continue through monday at 05:00am. the section of the interstate will also be closed the weekend of august 4th and august 18th. so take police are looking for a person who set several fires along 5.80, through the altamont pass. take a look. chp says that the fires were lit on the right shoulder 5.80, westbound starting at the 2, 0, 5, and 5.80, split heading toward north flynn road. witnesses say that a man in a blue shirt and black pants was seen standing next to a white truck, possibly a chevy nearby, one of those fires. so anybody with information about a suspect is asked to call chp. happening

tomorrow in berkeley, caltrans will shut down shore highway and is closing one block between gilman and harrison streets for construction. the closure will last until september and in the meantime, caltrans will open second street north of gilman to two-way traffic to accommodate drivers. there will be no pedestrian access on east shore highway throughout this closure. but sidewalks will remain open on second street. >> we're so excited that you want here so that everyone voices can be heard. anyone point matters can be understood and that we can all be on the same page. >> the oakland united coalition kicked off their coliseum. redevelopment campaign on saturday. organizers held that community event that was dedicated to hearing the voices of oakland residents regarding their priorities for the coliseum project. they say the primary focus was to advocate for fair employment opportunities, accessible housing and a sustainable environment on public land. the band paramour

has canceled their show at chase center last night. and that was just a few hours before their show started. so they say that it's because someone within their tory party got sick. of course, fans are disappointed, especially those who flew in to catch the show. >> lyon and and over and over an hour away to get in here was >> we've got the notification email 20 minutes after the start came in and it is said new date. >> without letting us know kind why it happened. so we thinking it was just ron to give us yours part. but we came in. the security guy was like now. >> next time. that paramour is rescheduling the performance to august 7th people. tickets can use them on that date or can request a refund within the next week. and hopefully the band members better. coming up on kron 4 morning news. the house oversight committee is holding a u f o hearing next week. looking to finally answer the question

whether we're alone in the universe. and after the break, some relief from that heat is on its way. we're going to show you how people in the east are finding ways to cool down this weekend. >> and it's still going to have to follow those pattern because it looks like it will still be plenty hot. well inland. we're going for about 90 come 2 o'clock. some scattered clouds today tomorrow watching out for

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>> welcome back. we're taking a live look outside at walnut creek this morning. the east bay is going to be among the hottest locations in the bay area day. far as in the weather center with those details. dave, just how hot is it going to get, ok? well, good morning good morning,

everybody. we're still going to keep the summer heat spike kind of with us. we're kind of shaving away in a little bit. but in some of those spots, well inland, you're going to get up to close to the double-digit or triple-digit. if you don't get their awfully close around the upper 90's, definitely. >> there's the east bay shoreline. you can see some of this kind of high cloudiness that we're going to deal with both today. tomorrow, actually not so much at night, but store in the day. the concern is this is kind of the monsoon away because it does sometimes bring instability and that sometimes problematic. here's what we're talking about today. scattered clouds, and low 90's. well inland, a couple spots will make the scene note or a couple degrees better near 80 for the bay early into the week. we've got the variable clouds working in here, 90 ish or so well inland. that's basically going on monday that a big drop happens after that 0. 70's already for the bay. and then later on the week, sunny, not so hot. 80's start to happen well inland and 70's going on for the bay. let's go for right now. 77, we've got all the 60's working well, east bay. we're already off to a

warm start, particularly in places like any auction. just at the daytime heating and away. we go. 57 san francisco and a 54 going on in half moon bay. little bit of the way. the fog kind of lingering a bit at the coast. but here's that scattered cloud cover. i mentioned earlier. you can see the rotation a little in the way. a couple radar echoes pop up around yosemite a bit, but not a lot. it's not really that potent. that's not the concern. the concern is dry. lightning with that. the instability factor. so tonight we clear out that marine layer comes back again tomorrow morning might have a couple little droplets going on here, drizzle or mist schools at work and then into tomorrow afternoon got to keep some of those scattered clouds still in our forecast, looks like a bit more action out of the southeast, though, again, around yosemite. back to us again. 70 going on for today. san francisco variable clouds still warm. 77 for oakland. we're looking at scattered clouds and mild and same kind of deal for san jose. 85, although we should mention you start to get further away from the santa clara valley like that and you get more inland.

temperatures really start popping and we'll be having out of the 4 zone forecast. got 90's far east. 98 antioch, 100 for santa rosa. 72 san francisco, much cooler and half moon bay coming at about 61 next couple of days. well, we're still into the 90's, even as late as tuesday. well inland. but still a how we do have a tease on that 7 day forecast here. so it's a big time improvement coming. just be patient with us. i love the people lee those temperatures and i'm trying to get state you >> one way to beat the heat this weekend is go to the movies. take a look. >> what >> it was barbenheimer fever over weekend at ream theater in baraga long lines of fans waited the both inside and outside the theater to see the new barbie and oppenheimer

movies. in fact, hundreds of people lined up for the theater's 6.30, showing a barbie. >> hoping to see like the famous and come on, let's go party. in fact, this is crazy weekend going twice in one but there's 2 good movies out. so that's why we're doing nt. it's a good movie. will do it. >> all right. and the ream theater was actually recently named by the san francisco chronicle is one of the 10 best places to see a movie in the bay area. so just why was there so much buzz around the barbie movie news nation's markie. martin has more details on what they're calling a marketing master class. >> it's a barbie world and we're all just living in it from the shoes to the whoppers to barbie's real-life malibu dreamhouse. there is no escaping the barbie blitz. if you look at a map of the world, it's it's like. >> home. she reaches every country. every rita, like that. and coca-cola, the og influencer seeing pink with

all the collaboration among the many you're talking bloomingdale's, crocs gap, al dora, the bull and opie. i nail polish in. barbie's fans are here for it. i grew up playing barbie in my basement. i would play every day for hours. every single halloween. i asked my mom to dress me out like a barbie doll. the reported 100 million dollar marketing budget is expected to help the movie make over 100 million dollars at the box office. this weekend. this marketing campaign no matter the exact dollar figure is monumental and the marketing spend has to be among the biggest ever industry. experts say the barbie projections go up every week and it's largely due to the masterminds behind the marketing. i think this is going to be judges on the greatest marketing. in movie history and graphs, even in the annals of marketing itself. >> that was markie. martin reporting. now to some politics, republican senator from ohio. jd vance wants a

federal ban on gender affirming care for minors if the bill passes doctors who perform the procedures could be charged with a felony. it would also ban the use of certain related medications including puberty blockers people who break the law could face up to 12 years in prison. a spokesman for the human rights campaign says this is just the first step, adding the congress wants to go further and ban the care for adults too. >> the proponents of argue that transgender people don't really exist and that therefore there should be no care because they don't exist. and that's just that's just nonsense. >> so far, at least 19 states already have their own restrictions on this type of treatment. 3 whistleblowers are set to testify at a hearing on uf owes. one of them claims that the u.s. government is in possession of a spacecraft of non-human origin. news nations, joe khaleel has a look at what we can expect from the upcoming hearing. >> unlike anything we've ever seen before. that's what

lawmakers promised heading into next week's unprecedented hearing focusing not just on us or you a but also highlighting people who have seen that. >> are they domestic are they foreign or all they? are they something else or do they not exist? and the government needs to have straight answers. the witness list includes david grusch, former air force intel us are turned whistleblower who shared his bombshell claims on newsnation. >> alleging the pentagon has a number of crashed us of non-human origin in its possession and he's keeping it secret from the going plan. you crush retrieval. what do you make? >> these are retrieving non-human technical vehicles, you know, call it spacecraft, if you will. non-human saw decor jun. >> vehicles are landed or crashed. we have spacecraft from another species we do. yeah. quite a number alongside

brush will hear from david for a ver and ryan grapes to military pilots who documented and gone public with their experiences. seeing you a piece in the air firsthand. both of their eyewitness accounts backed up by their military aircrafts. radar images. >> which have since become public. both accounts the military has confirmed but has yet to provide an explanation for graves, shared his experience with newsnation. we were seeing a dark gray or black cube's inside of clear spheres and we're seeing these >> all over are working areas on a near daily basis, sometimes coming as close as 500 feet congressmembers jared moskowitz, tim burchett and anna paulina luna all claim the intelligence community and elements within the military. >> have worked to keep information. we do have about you. ap encounters secret. they are. >> they do exist or they don't exist. they keep telling they don't exist but they block every opportunity for us to get a hold the information to

prove that they do exist when they take at face value. the numerous roadblocks that we've been presented with, it leads me to believe >> that they are in g hiding information. i look for to bring this topic to light. we asked if there were more pieces of actual physical evidence, pictures or videos of peas. >> either in the air or on the ground that the pentagon i've seen better quality salute lee 100% and i may be released. so will there be physical evidence of you a piece presenting to the american public at the hearing next week? the committee members response. >> and this specific group of house members couldn't stress enough. how much opposition they face just planning this hearing from the pentagon from the intelligence community, from members of congress themselves. they say that they had a roadblock after roadblock. finally, this hearing, though, on the calendar next week on wednesday. >> still ahead on kron 4 morning news, how some volunteers in walnut creek raising money for cancer

awareness.

>> on saturday in walnut creek volunteers, including a san ramon high school alum, raised awareness and money for the cancer research foundation. morgan cunningham is currently a student at brown as she and other volunteers gave out pink lemonade and accepting donations at broadway plaza using the hashtag take the challenge. their goal is to raise a million dollars from all 50 states and they say there 37 states for now. the

santa clara valley open space authority will award nearly $800,000 in grants to 6 local organizations. the money will be used for a variety of environmental projects that will improve health and quality of life by increasing access to nature for urban residents. the grant recipients have 3 years to use the funding to complete those projects. still ahead on kron 4 morning news, a san francisco restaurant that made it to 150 most legendary restaurants in the world list. >> and as we head into the break for the weekend, the tony award-winning san francisco, mime troupe is having another live performance in the bay area with the new musical. despite the name, though their work isn't pantomime but live musical comedy and political satire and starts today at 02:00pm oak park in berkeley. and it's free to attend. now

on kron 4 morning news. runners are participating in the 46th annual san francisco marathon. we're going to take you live to the race with the latest. but first, we're continuing our coverage of the heat across the bay. dave spahr is tracking it for the weather center and all of us here. good morning. and welcome back kron 4 morning news. again, let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave, what are we seeing out there? well, good morning. l a good morning, everybody. we have another hot day in store for us today that no statements or anything like that. we drop just below the threshold. but we still might crack 100. >> and some selected inland spots. we've had some fog this morning. kind of help out a little bit around the immediate bay. now, but some scattered clouds aloft both today and tomorrow are going

to be with us here as we get a little whisper. the monsoon now the only concern is the instability. you sometimes get with this for the dry lightning that looks like that activity will stay south and east. meanwhile, for the ballpark, oakland a's versus the astros game time 107, temps, mid 70's. we'll keep those scattered clouds and they're mild with a west southwest wind around 10, speaking of which are the winds live now, mostly single digits. but a couple popping in the double and 77 at hour for any can see. some of the heat has been retained a little bit inland, even along the east bay shoreline. we have the 60's 58, san francisco and 55 for half moon bay. so with that of times, it thicken up a little bit in terms of that cloud cover. but temperatures still racing well through the 90's. and you folks in little see probably more 90's tomorrow, but that will break into tuesday and the remainder of the week as we look for relatively mild july forecast into that, we'll have that extended forecast in the 4 zone and a some much. welcome breeze. thanks so much, dave. certainly hot out there, but it didn't stop people from heading outside.

>> kron four's gayle ong reports from walnut creek. >> we reach triple-digit heat here in walnut creek and i am hanging out in the shade after spending the day talking to people out and about downtown dealing with another round of hot weather. >> the knicks taking up this warmer. because murray russell is visiting the bay area from the central valley where temperatures have been soaring past 100 degrees as like i mean, to be a little bit cooler and all that's the case. it was a sunny hot day in walnut creek saturday. russell is taking extra caution with her dog roxie. we're trying to get a lot of water every once in a while stay hydrated. stay in the shade because they can be 100 pause on the in berkeley, the farmers market kept busy but river duck farm was missing some key items from the standard charred, know, blocks i'm missing. all kinds of spinach. is a popular want everyone ask yes and no, no little will have to wait cool-down river duck farm is located in kp valley in yolo county, near sacramento, where there have been at least 3

heat waves with extended periods and 100 plus degrees this summer season, we're almost like 50 degrees hotter usually than here in the bay area. and so as soon as we, you know, hit 90 up there, the earth gets hot, stays just can't grow honest. we can definitely plant lettuce, but because of the heat, it will just go straight to flower because it's just way too hot for to grow slowly really take on some of sweet news from the cold nights back in walnut creek, you are shoppers out at broadway plaza on this hot day, but people found ways to stay cool. we wanted to get out of the weather we come mission impossible. how was awesome. that's great movie. and how is the ac? >> at 5, perfect. nice. a recliner seats. and so just sit back join us to be on on saturday. >> and relief is on the way. the national weather service is expecting a cool down starting sunday and more seasonable temperatures do the middle of the workweek reporting from walnut creek. go kron. 4 news.

>> the sweltering heat. scott people rushing to the coast according to the sonoma county parks, twitter doron beach parking lot was full by 10 o'clock on saturday morning and still have beach was full by 09:00am. so if you're thinking of heading out to the beach today, you might want to get their bit earlier. plan a and alternate destination. if you plan to take part today, expect some delays. that's because trains typically run slower. about 10 minutes behind when the heat nears triple digits as the weather can then impact the performance of the rails. and today's part yellow line will be single tracking between pleasant hill and concord for maintenance. crews will be trimming and removing trees that could pose a hazard to trains. so you can expect there to be delays about 10 minutes. >> happening now, the annual san francisco marathon is underway and the race has led to major road closures all across the city this morning. >> kron four's tiffany justice is joining us live from the race with the latest. tiffany, how's it going out there? >> yeah, has reacted. there

will be raises all morning long. we're at the finish line for the full and half marathon right off of folsom. but take a look right behind us. you can see some of the racers making their way through the routes here on the embarcadero. we actually spoke with race officials just a moment ago off camera. they tell us that 29,400 people actually registered for the francisco race this year. and we're hearing that the first runner for the full marathon should be crossing that finish line around 7.45. so very soon this morning it was a very early morning for many of the racers. a first-rate started by 15 this morning, which was the full marathon. the runners got to enjoy a nice sunrise today. good weather today. this is some video of the runners making their way in starting around 5 o'clock this morning up for the full marathon. the second race actually started a shortly after that is 6.30, this morning, which was the bridge half marathon. the city half marathon started at 8.15 or will start at 8.15 and there's

also a 10 k 5 k in all to raise so many races today. race officials also say that they are opening up the 10 k dogs as well. so participants get to bring their furry friends along to race beside them. there are some guidelines with that, but that's a 10 k race. and that starts or started at 7 o'clock this morning. so besades the race today, there was also full on x will yesterday where olympian alexi she was there. she had has maybe francisco marathon or home race as she will also be here today. so we talked about traffic as well. traffic is going to greatly impacted. the marathon route goes through majority the city. we have a simple screen for you. a graphic for you to take a look on your screen. large segments of the embarcadero will be blocked off. there will be several closures in the marina district as well along with several major thoroughfares and those will be impacted as well as the race route makes its way through the city. officials say that road closures from 05:00am to

01:00pm and we'll have full list online at kron 4 dot com. we're going to see out here and speak live with race officials at 8 o'clock this morning. so about half an hour. back to you. that's so cool, tiffany. i mean, this is a huge race spending across the city. people get to see. >> all kinds of iconic sites like the golden gate bridge. so really cool. thank you so much for that report. >> now this one of the most legendary restaurants 150 listed worldwide. and it's right here in san francisco. that's according to list. made by taste atlas the list ranks restaurants worldwide from germany to indonesia to even kenya and grow. came in at number one. 28, it's in the city's financial district and it calls itself the oldest continuously run restaurant in california and actually first opened as a coffee stand back in 18. 49 on the top of the list is a restaurant in vienna. and number 2 is katz deli in new york city. for your health. the town of youngsville announced that the

boil water notice is no longer in effect for residents. town officials and the state water resources control board first announced that there was an e-coli detection in the water supply on thursday. so last night town officials said that they have met mandated testing requirements for negative results and that the state water resources control board has approved the use of town water again. and that there's a different health advisory. this one in contra costa county. we're a dead bird tested positive for west nile virus. it's the first positive case of the year in the county. and officials say the bird was picked up from brentwood just a few a week after of mosquito samples tested positive for the virus. mosquitoes can transfer the virus too. other birds, animals and even people. so your advice to dump out any standing water because that's where mosquitoes breed and also wear long sleeves and pants and insect repellent when outside around dawn and dusk. from nature to protect google has some new artificial

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>> for decades, smugglers have dumped loads of cocaine into the waters off the california coast as they're fleeing police and scientists are now trying to figure out whether the thousands of sharks which swim off the coast could be ingesting those abandoned drugs. news nation's nancy loo has that story. >> like other parts of the country, shark activity is up here in southern california. but in florida, there have long been claims about cocaine fueled sharks due to drug dumping. and according to some scientists, the problem of cocaine sharks may be real legitimacy. >> cocaine shark is mind

blowing. doctor tracy pinera took part in the new research soon to be featured in cocaine sharks, which will be part of discovery shark week. >> through several experiments in the florida keys, scientists studied whether shark behavior is influenced by cocaine in the ocean. >> the concern is real about drug-addicted sharks and other wildlife. >> we've seen in past studies that aquatic life meals, they will choose to go to after being exposed to a drug like cocaine. they will choose to go towards that. that pass every time thereafter whether sharks have been feasting on drugs has yet to be proven. >> as part of the new research, scientists dumped fake bales of cocaine along with a fake food source to sea of sharks would choose either the bales or that common food the sharks made a beeline for the bales. the frightening idea of cocaine sharks comes amid more shark activity in

u.s. waters and researchers say sharks are often within yards of people without them ever becoming aware. >> so far this year, there been more than 2 dozen shark attacks. it like super rounding up men like again. and the vast majority have been in florida, which has been a dangerous hot spot with 13 shark attacks this year. new york has seen 5, hawaii, 3, 1, in south carolina. none of the attacks have been fatal. and for now, there is no proven link to sharks under the influence that we don't really know how react to cocaine. >> and might make them docile and might slow down their movement. we've seen in some species of aquatic life cocaine actually. stunts their growth stunts, their reproduction. and it's actually really threatening to the species. >> now, the scientists behind the cocaine shark study say their findings were inconclusive and much more research is warranted, but they believe that elicit drugs

and chemicals have undoubtedly changed the oceans ecosystems. >> that is something i would have never thought of. see that in the slug line like, i don't do my reading that correctly. >> well, hopefully there are no sharks off our co. i angry bridge. the gap. biochemistry research paper moment, kids just to let you know. there's anyway yesterday you pointed this out l a correct. the fog is among us right here at the golden gate bridge. and it's a nice coating thing. isn't feeling good? oh, yeah. i mean, for the people who like the cooler temperatures, but you know fear later today, la, because those temperatures will be shooting up ready a couple locations showing the 4 zone forecast a papa 100. so you'll be happy camper sfo. no delays going on. we do have some scattered clouds aloft, though, working here. that's something to keep in mind both today. tomorrow, the concern of this is the instability. when you get that daytime heating, that's what we're looking out for. here's what it shows up and the

perspective. you can see it wrapping around are very familiar. high-pressure zone, which is now inching off to the east a little bit. so its impact is waning. a touch. here's what's going up in tahoe here. we do see temperatures holding at least in the lower 80's from today. onward to wednesday, noting those clouds with any thunder shower activity. that looks to be the south and not much. but again, doesn't take much to cause problems. again, that looks to be more you somebody temperatures currently right now we're at 77, antioch, all 60's to the east bay. right now, 59 chilly degrees. allay 57 santa rosa and 58 for san francisco pier phase. meanwhile, 4 half moon bay. okay. so this heat dome is still kind of here again today, although we're getting some of that onshore wind helping out where it can its waning moving to the east. we take care of that cloud cover business probably by tuesday or starting into wednesday. so what breaks and we get some influence of this trough up to the north onshore flow and all of that, it means mild july weather. so looks like that's how we're going to end the month. at least it looks like

it's kind of coming together. 4 zone forecast today, 70 for san francisco 60's off towards the coast. a little bit more cooling. you know, bring a windbreaker with you. if you're heading out to the coast, 75 for burlingame. 78 foster city, 88 palo alto in the south bay. got your 80's in place there. but look how temperatures the gradient jumps as you go inland. 97 morgan hill 92 los gatos east bay shoreline, still kind of lofty about 80 tri valley mid-nineties working here, 93 for walnut creek, 96 for concord, 77 for berkeley valais. what 73 ce 90 fairfield. 87 for napa. and we might shoot 100 santa rosa who alright improvement the patient. yeah, it gets here a little bit tomorrow. and then by tuesday, we cool off as we get into wednesday thursday. look at all those 80's up on the board. there are no, you're not thrilled about of a lot lot of folks will see those 80's up there. so at least we're improving on that front. so right, just a few minutes it's just a different world out. there can only that you cut off that marine layer and you start to get into the

east bay even the south bay. moment comes up. right? thanks so much that. >> and after months of delays because of heavy snow and ice to yoga road in new, somebody has finally re-opened. the scenic route provides access to the high country and also serves as a park city. stern entry point. it opened at 8 o'clock saturday morning. but some sections of the road will be reduced to a single lane while road work continues. togo road usually closes for the winter in november and reopens in june. but the reopening was delayed by this past. winter's historic snow storm. new this morning. twitter will be getting a new logo and it could happen as soon as today. elon musk tweeting late last night saying, quote, and soon we shall bid adieu to the twitter brandon gradually, all the birds. he also said that if a good enough ex-lover was posted to the site, he would make the changes soon. as today he then tweeted out this image saying like this but acts. he says the texas to embody the imperfections and

all of us that make us unique. more and more americans are calling it quits here in the u.s. and moving across the atlantic and the hottest overseas destination is spain. according to a new report, the number of americans living there has jumped up 13% since 2019. many of them are retirees or so-called digital nomads. so people who still work remotely of jobs in the u.s. while living abroad. still, it's not the cheapest option. americans and spain are paying more for property there than nearly anywhere else in the world. back to local news is we're back taking on the astro's and kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney has a look at the highlights of the game. >> the a's are playing the astros for the 3rd time this season in these matchups do usually bode well. the a's haven't beaten houston since last september and only had 2 wins total on this side of the all-star break, dusty baker and his astros looking to make

3 in a row and officially takes the series at the coliseum. it looks good for the champs early on. alex bregman broke up the scoreless game in the 6th with his. home run of the series. he sure loves getting his 16th of the season. what's one? nothing astros. but the a's responded in their half of the 6. they loaded the bases for jace peterson who lives in 2 out single to center. >> brown and loss coming to score hayes take the 2 to one lead. they add another in the 7th on offs. first major league homer. and with his first big league homer, he was honored by his teammates, as tradition. >> ignoring him first and then congratulating him. but the astro's florida, they put 2 on in the 9th for pinch-hitter yan. your diaz who hits it high and deep to left. but tony make a leaping catch at the wall. wow. and that was pretty much the game. hold on

for the to one win their first win against the astros 9 show. how about that? >> that'll do it for sports. back to you. the san jose earthquakes are playing in the leagues cup, a four-week tournament that pits major league soccer teams against lee ex. the quakes were in portland against the timbers last night and denver's took down the quakes 2 to 0 another cisco, businesses on its way out. the green arcade located on the intersection of market in golf streets and now. so they're closing up shop, claiming retirement, hence a 40% off sale on all books. so if you're in need of more for that summer reading list, make sure you stop by. as we head into the break. some weekend fun for you all. there is redwood city kids rock series and runs from 10:00am to noon at courthouse square. the event provides a safe and fun environment for kids to dance and enjoy live music. >> sounds like fun. and it's free to attend. take a look at

this. volunteers and oakland packed more than 5,000 supply kits for students yesterday. the annual event put on by the town's lend a foundation. make sure all kids have a backpack, including notebooks, pens, pencils, and other things that they may need for the start of their school year. love to see it. still ahead of the next hour of kron, 4 morning news runners are taking off across the city this morning in the annual san francisco marathon. we're going to check in and a

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>> up ahead on kron 4 morning news. another release of potentially hazardous material from the martinez refinery. we have details from overnight. also, it's another scorcher across the bay area's temperatures. look, you see them on your screen. parts are to 100 degrees like of santa rosa. good morning and thanks

for >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm ella sogomonian in for stephanie lin. we're going to start things off with a check of the weather. dave spahr as in the center for your good morning. l a good morning, everybody. and still going to be toasty in spots around the bay for today. those inland spots, it looks like. >> and we might even shea byron, 100 degrees or so. but a lot of upper 90's still with us. we're getting some cooling relief around the bay. and we do have some scattered clouds aloft. and this is now at the surface are traditional fog? well, in place, golden gate bridge there, couple folks kind of stand around, kind of chilly here. what's going to be warm inland as we're going to see get later on today. 77 for antioch. we've got 72 livermore in concord, east bay is looking at a lot of 60's and to keep in mind here with this that already you see a little bit of a thermal gradient working there that tends to drive some local winds, even though we don't have them any help, much sun,

optically, we are a couple degrees ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. and that means we didn't cool off as much last night after all that eating right above us, temperatures are quite warm. kind of the same drill that we had from yesterday. some of those higher elevations didn't get the chance to cool. there's a look at our surface. winds will pick up a little bit this afternoon with the heating. so what throw some more cloud cover in here? by the time we get to noon, that's more or less aloft. 85, 3 o'clock in the afternoon. we're already plowing through the 90's, particularly for those inland spots. and again, you might see some readings reached about 100, but i think on balance for a lot of the east bay locations shave off a couple degrees north bay, not as much in the way of impacted with that. and even in the south bay. well inland, we're looking for a little bit of a bump in some portions. will put that all together. come for you and a some sort l a it's good >> well, you know, it's pretty comfortable here in san francisco. it's perfect timing for the marathon that's underway. the race has led to major road gloures all across the city this morning. but it did start pretty early. so not

that hot for the runners out there. kron four's tiffany justice is live. the believe the start or the finishing line. >> yeah, at the finish line for the full and half marathon. racers are already crossing the finish line behind us. but joining us right now is laurie abramson, one of organizers for the race. joining us live to lori call ahead and commit and step in the shot. real quick. so there's a lot of work that gets put into these races and you guys got thousands of people registering this year. how many and how is that to do well, we have 29,500 runners, which is our largest event ever. so we're super excited about that. >> it was just staying in their inbox you know, reminding them the race was going to happen. and we had quite a few people sign up at the last minute. so we're really excited about yeah, i mentioned that this is actually the largest francisco marathon. it's our largest event ever. so then started on

saturday with a 5 k family cave then we have 6 events today and a couple of them actually sold out. so, excited about that previous years. past years around 27,000 usually would register. but this year we got 29 over you know why more people or have lot of more people are signing up and participating? actually, it's kind of funny during the pandemic. a lot of people to because everybody was home. i think what happened was they develop healthy habits and they stuck with it and enjoy and its community, right. this race mostly local folks. believe it or not. we do get people come from all around the world. that is mostly the bay area that this event and i think i live in his state beautiful. do you mind telling us more about the morning? the first race actually started last night yes, we have an ultra marathon and started last

night 10, 8 at those runners ran their first 26.2 miles in the dark last night. and then they joined everybody else for their second loop of full marathon this morning. and yet there they'll be out there doing 52.4 miles. and one of the one of our local athletes being part nasa's is out there ready right now. so, yeah, kind of the grandfather built or any any local, oh, yeah. sometimes the rents to the event from his house. just kind of crazy. yeah, i'm not sure if he did and olivia here as well, alexi yes, yes. so we have we have named our then after like the pump as she ran the 10 k then at rio in the olympics. and so she's local from alameda. that's that's pretty me. i do my taxes on us more about different races, right? so we know my 50 was the start of the full marathon out. how 1, 1, or the other races when they started. when

can we anticipate, you know, some of that the runners finishing? yeah. so that 2 half marathons bows started this morning. the presidio near the golden gate bridge, the 1st half marathon ran across the bridge. the 2nd half ran towards the part the 2nd half marathon finish here. we've got elite athletes trying to qualify for the olympic time trial today. so we'll see some really fast times for 2nd marathon. but the 1st half marathon runners on beautiful crews across the golden gate this what a beautiful yeah. we also want to touch base traffic a little bit. i know there's several closures. you have any tips drivers in the city or >> i would say, i would say use ways the app that we all of traffic street closures step is in ways and it said it will help you navigate it. any specific road ways that you think are, you know, drivers should avoid this morning or the embarcadero the bridge is

fully open. those that were up on the sidewalks on the bridge. but the for sure, little bit of a bottleneck probably down here. but we're rolling closures. so we're entire force is not closed all day. we reopen as a runner spanish through there. yeah, as the day goes on the traffic, though, get a little bit all right. thank you so that i would like donate you. thank back to you in studio. and i can't believe how popular run is. >> 30,000 people nearly that's like an entire city out there. thanks so stephanie. well, now to from the outdoors to actually there was an alert to kind of avoid it. the bay area, air quality district reports that there has been another coke dust release from the refinery in martinez. the coke dust is a byproduct of are finding petroleum. hazmat teams are saying that they have not found any evidence of the coke dust in the surrounding neighborhoods. the martinez refining company says that this happened at around 6 o'clock last night and that the release was contained on site just 12 days ago. a hazmat crew also was sent over

to the refinery for a previous coke dust release. health officials say them as well as in the past. it took too long for the refinery to notify the county of the chemicals released. so again, people were advised to avoid breathing or coming into contact with the material as the investigation is underway. the community is rallying around an elderly ice cream street vendor who was robbed at gunpoint in east oakland. the thieves got away with about $120. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, people who are taken by donjuan story paid it forward with an organized by out. >> there is no slowing down donjuan the east oakland street vendor has been robbed several times recently. well, selling ice cream and popsicles monday's theft was caught on citizen video. the images touching the fruitvale neighborhood community which showed up in a big way saturday supporting one by buying out his entire inventories clear. >> there are thank cut

>> the thieves got away with $120. but with the funds collected online combined with saturday's buyout, the community has raised more than $40,000 for your county racing helped organize the buyout, i know that the community is just something beautiful that we have here. and i know that people. >> always want to show love and support of the vendors. vendors from supporters say are targeted by crooks to act easy money for thieves preying on victims who maybe are reporting crimes to police due to their immigration status or fear of retaliation. one is originally from peru and is still pending in 80's to make a living and support his son and daughter. he would have given the is just this is crazy. >> however, the support that that receding, it's it's very appreciated. alameda county fire department division chief

randall west says it's important, hardworking people like feel safe, doing what they do. cost of living in the kron, 4 news. >> so happy to see that support. none of this anchor brewing says that it will consider handing over ownership to their employees. the francisco based company announced plans this month to close after more than 126 years in business. the brewery has already stop making beer and actually decided to file for bankruptcy because of low sales. but that could all change. now if union employees come up with a strong offer to run, the company is a co-op, a spokesperson for the brewery says they're interested, but time is running out. milpitas man was arrested saturday after holding a woman hostage for 5 and a half hours. the standoff started at 3.15 in

the afternoon by the hillview court apartments off east calaveras and 6 ad. police were originally called out for a domestic dispute. officers say they heard a fight and then tried to force their way in. but the doors were barricaded with appliances. police say the man was eventually persuaded to release the woman and the swat team finally got the man was identified as gabriel ramirez and police say that he's accused of false imprisonment, assaulting a police officer and assault with a deadly weapon. >> section of i-80 is shut down while road repairs are happening. this includes eastbound i-80 and highway 4 interchange in hercules. the closure will continue through monday at 05:00am. the section of the interstate will also be closed the weekend of august 4th and august 18th. so mark, your calendars. >> police are looking for a person set several fires along 5.80, through the altamont pass. take a look. chp says the fires were lit on the right hand 5.80, westbound starting at the 205, and 5.80,

split heading toward north flynn road. witnesses say they saw a man in a blue shirt and black pants standing next to a white truck, possibly a chevy nearby. one of those fires. so anybody with information about a possible suspect is asked to call california highway patrol. the caltrain hit and killed a person in santa clara. the crash happened at around 11 o'clock saturday morning. just north of the caltrain station. 12 people were onboard at the time and thankfully nobody else was hurt. no word on why the person was in the tracks in the first place. this is caltrain's 6 deaths this year. >> coming up, there's a new push at the national level to gender-affirming care for minors. why both democrats and republicans say it's an overreach. plus, the white house oversight committee holding a u up oh, hearing next week looking to finally answer the question, whether we're alone in the universe. also after the break, some relief is on the way from this heat. so we're going to show

you what people have been doing in the east bay to try and cool things down this weekend.

>> okay. that's a throwback jam. welcome back. it is a barbie weekend with the new barbie movie dominating at the box office. we'll have more on that in just a moment. but first, let's get to the weather, dave. that is the perfect song. perfect weather for a pink convertible. i would get inside one. i was going top 40 radio and that was plan actually toward those

course. the you know, you remember this stored and this only 20 years old. i think 20 well, anyway. >> yes, okay. everything's a throwback. it's all dust out or something like that. you don't anyway, this as the east bay shoreline. we have some high cloudiness, if you will notice. and that's kind of the point that mid-level cloudiness. we actually have a bit more moisture in the atmosphere kind of right above us. and that is a dry level. and then right at the surface came this marine. >> layer, we always tend to get you can see around the golden gate bridge. all that fog cloud cover. so that sandwich of that dry air kind of gives us little insulation. the concern is aloft, dry lightning. it looks like we're not going to be really in the zone for that to happen. but kind of around us there is that possibility that is off to the far east in the south. scattered clouds, hot inland 90's. well inland near the bay about 80's working early into the week. we start hold on to some 90's here, 70's for the bay. then we finally give you some relief for you folks inland, probably by the middle of the week as temperatures tumble into the 80's for the remainder of the week, 70's

for the bay. so we get some really nice july weather coming our way later on 70 for san francisco. still kind of warm variable clouds and that's not going to keep the temperatures down. 77 oakland with scattered clouds and mild san jose. 85. but that's not the full because we see much more warming happening off towards the south some of those higher elevations didn't get a chance. morgan hill discount places like that. that didn't get a chance to cool down or just going to pop later, 80 going on for antioch, 72 concord and livermore east bay shoreline into the 60's. 61 1% rosa 58 for san francisco. futurecast for here's what we're talking about, that marine layer here, but also on top is that moisture going around that high and you can see it sparks off a couple little splotches there. the raindrops aren't the problem. it's the instability. we want to see dry lightning. okay. this is by 06:00pm. we actually clear out a little bit overnight. let's not marine layer sneak on in a couple little droplets. maybe some sprinkles tomorrow morning in your morning commute. we take care of the fog that continue with the saga and there's that

deeper moisture down to the south. a little bit of what we could call kind of them the monsoon pattern already. but it is summer anyway. 98 antioch, 94 for high livermore and concord and 96. but santa rosa getting up to 100 and san jose about 85. but those numbers will be popping when you get more inland. 61 going on half moon bay. so there's your temperature contrast and that will drive a little bit of a breeze. these are the numbers we're looking at the next few days. i know 94 around tuesday by it looks like i know. well, you don't mind, but there's an improvement for folks who want some cooler weather coming towards remained of the week. we get some 80's going on there. so we're really cooking them. okay. some good news for them. yeah, there you go. excellent. thank you. let you hear it. okay for me. haha. >> all right. as we alluded earlier on in this newscast, it's a barbie weekend and a lot of people. >> what to the theaters to beat the heat?

>> and was barbenheimer fever over a dream theater in rago were long lines of fans waited inside and outside the theater to see the new barbie or oppenheimer movies. in fact, hundreds of people lined up for the theater's 6.30, showing a barbie. >> hoping to see like the by let's go party. in fact, this is crazy weekend going twice in one but there's 2 good movies out. so that's why we're doing it. it's a good movie. will do it. >> the theater was recently named by the san francisco chronicle is one of the 10 best places to see a movie in the bay area. just why is there so much buzz around the barbie movie markie martin has more on the marketing master class. >> it's a barbie world and we're all just living in it from the shoes to the whoppers to barbie's real-life malibu dreamhouse. there is no escaping the barbie blitz. if you look at a map of the world, it's it's like. >> home. she reaches every country every reach. like

that. and coca-cola, the og influencer seeing pink with all the collaboration among the many you're talking bloomingdale's, crocs gap, al dora, the bull and opie. i nail polish in. barbie's fans are here for it. i grew up playing barbie in my basement. i would play every day for hours. every single halloween. i asked my mom to dress me out like a barbie doll. the reported 100 million dollar marketing budget is expected to help the movie make over 100 million dollars at the box office this weekend. this marketing campaign no matter the exact dollar figure is monumental and the marketing spend has to be among the biggest ever industry. experts say the barbie projections go up every week and it's largely due to the masterminds behind the marketing. i think this is going to be judges on the greatest marketing. in movie history and graphs, even in the annals of marketing itself. >> definitely. that was markie. martin reporting for

us to politics, republican senator from ohio. jd vance wants a federal ban on gender-affirming care for minors. if the bill passes doctors who perform the procedures could be charged with a felony. it would also ban the use of certain related medications including puberty, blockers people who break the law could face up to 12 years in prison. a spokesperson for the human rights campaign says this is just the first step, adding the congress wants to go further and ban the care for adults too. >> proponents of argue that transgender people don't really exist and that therefore there should be no care because they don't exist. and that's just that's just nonsense. >> so far, at least 19 states already have their own restrictions on this type of treatment. 3 whistleblowers are set to testify at a hearing on u of foes. one of them claims the u.s. government is in possession of a spacecraft of non human origin news nation's joe khalil has a look at what we can expect from that upcoming

hearing. >> unlike anything we've ever seen before. that's what lawmakers promised heading into next week's unprecedented hearing focusing not just on us or you a but also highlighting people who have seen that. >> are they domestic are they foreign or all they? are they something else or do they not exist? and the government needs to have straight answers. the witness list includes david grusch, former air force intel us are turned whistleblower who shared his bombshell claims on newsnation. >> alleging the pentagon has a number of crashed us of non-human origin in its possession and he's keeping it secret from the going plan. you crush retrieval. what do you make? >> these are retrieving non-human technical vehicles, you know, college spacecraft, if you will, non-human saw decor jun. >> vehicles are landed or crashed. we have spacecraft from another species we do. yeah. quite a number alongside

brush will hear from david for a ver and ryan grapes to military pilots who documented and gone public with their experiences. seeing you a piece in the air firsthand. both of their eyewitness accounts backed up by their military aircrafts. radar images. >> which have since become public. both accounts the military has confirmed but has yet to provide an explanation for graves, shared his experience with newsnation. we were seeing a dark gray or black cube's inside of clear spheres and we're seeing these >> all over are working areas on a near daily basis, sometimes coming as close as 500 feet congressmembers jared moskowitz, tim burchett and anna paulina luna all claim the intelligence community and elements within the military have worked to keep information. we do have about you. ap encounters secret. they are. >> they do exist or they don't exist. they keep telling they don't exist but they block

every opportunity for us to get a hold the information to prove that they do exist when they take at face value. the numerous roadblocks that we've been presented with, it leads me to believe >> that they are in g hiding information. i look for to bring this topic to light. we asked if there were more pieces of actual physical evidence, pictures or videos of peas. >> either in the air or on the ground that the pentagon i've seen better quality salute lee 100% and i may be released. so will there be physical evidence of you a piece presenting to the american public at the hearing next week? the committee members response. >> and this specific group of house members couldn't stress enough. how much opposition they face just planning this hearing from the pentagon from the intelligence community, from members of congress themselves. they say that they had a roadblock after roadblock. finally, this hearing, though, on the calendar next week on wednesday. >> still ahead on kron 4 morning news, how some

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>> yesterday in walnut creek volunteers, including a san ramon high school alum, raise awareness and money for cancer research foundation. morgan cunningham is currently a student at brown university. she and other volunteers gave out pink lemonade and accepting donations at broadway plaza using the hashtag take the challenge. their goal is to raise a million dollars from all 50 states and they say they are at 37 states for now. the

santa clara valley open space authority will award nearly $800,000 in grants to 6 local organizations. the money will be used for a variety of environmental projects that will improve health and quality of life by increasing access to nature for people who live in urban settings. the grant recipients have 3 years to use the funding to complete those projects. >> coming up, san francisco restaurant that made it onto the 150 most legendary the 150 most legendary restaurants in the world list.

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san francisco marathon. we're going to take you there live at the finish line and we're continuing our can coverage of the heat across the bay area. meteorologist dave spahr is tracking it for us in the weather center. >> good morning and welcome back. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave is standing by with the latest. dave, how's it shaping up? well, good morning. l a good morning, everybody. and we can already see some of that sunshine breaking on through some of the that help cool us down a little bit here. but some folks in london get as much in the way of cooling kind of a repeat of what we saw from last weekend. and like last weekend, we'll see temperatures soar nicely this afternoon. keeping us out of that advisory range that's all gone. here's what's going on. the south bay, though, camera shot here from san jose state's noting some of those scattered upper clouds that we're going to deal with all over the bay today. tomorrow at the ballpark for the oakland a's versus the astros game time at 107, keeping those scattered clouds and there temps pretty much middle 70's with a west southwest wind at about 10 speaking to

those winds there. you can see him live now single digits to calm. we do have a little bit more breezy conditions coming in from san francisco. so it's a little bit of a local wind driven in particular by the heat gradient that we have. and that will bring in some of that marine layer as the afternoon wears on. 84 antioch, a lot of 70's for the east bay, 60 still line up the east bay shoreline. 68 meanwhile for san jose. in the south, get inland, temperatures are going to spike 86 by high noon to 3 o'clock. 91. we're going take a look at the little tour of the 4 zone forecast and that extended. but long-range looks like a little bit more palatable. july weather is coming our way. l a thanks so much. staples. certainly hot out there. but that did not stop people from going outside. >> kron four's gayle ong reports from walnut creek. >> we reach triple-digit heat here in walnut creek and i am hanging out in the shade after spending the day talking to people out and about downtown dealing with another round of hot weather. >> taking up this warmer. because murray russell is visiting the bay area from the central valley where

temperatures have been soaring past 100 degrees as like a mean to be a little bit cooler and walnut that's the case. it was a sunny hot day in walnut creek saturday. russell is taking extra caution with her dog roxie. we're trying to get a lot of water every once in a while stay hydrated and stay in the shade because they can be 100 cars on the in berkeley, the farmers market kept busy but river duck farm was missing some key items from the standard charred, know, blocks i'm missing. all kinds of spinach. is a popular want everyone ask yes and no, no little will have to wait. goes down river duck farm is located in kp valley in yolo county, near sacramento, where there have been at least 3 heat waves with extended periods and 100 plus degrees this summer season, we're almost like 50 degrees hotter usually than here in the bay area. and so as soon as we, you know, hit 90 up earth gets hot, stays just can't grow them honest. we can definitely plant lettuce. >> but because of the heat, it will just go straight to flower because it's just way

too hot for to grow slowly really take on some of sweet news from the cold nights back in walnut creek, feuer shoppers out at broadway plaza on this hot day. but people found ways to stay cool we wanted to get out of the weather we come and mission impossible. how was awesome. that's great movie. and how is the ac? >> at 5, >> nice. a recliner seats. and so just sit back and join us to be hot saturday. >> and relief is on the way. the national weather service is expecting a cool down starting sunday and more seasonable temperatures do the middle of the workweek reporting from walnut creek, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> lot of people headed to the coast beat the heat. according to the sonoma county parks, twitter, dorin beach parking lot actually full by 10 o'clock on saturday morning. and steelhead beach was full by 09:00am so if you're thinking of heading out there, you might want to get there early or plan an alternate destination. if you plan on

taking bart this weekend, expect delays. trains typically run slower. about 10 minutes behind when the heat nears triple digits as the weather can impact the performance of the rails. today is bart yellow line will be single tracking between pleasant hill and concord for maintenance. crews will be trimming and removing trees and could pose a hazard to trains. so you can expect delays of up to 10 minutes there. >> let's head back to san francisco now where the marathon is underway for its 46 in a row. and that braces actually lead to major road closures all across the city this morning. kron four's tiffany justice is live at the finish line with the latest. tiffany, did anybody when ya? >> several of the runners have cross the finish line right behind is the finish lin for the full and half marathon we have some runners crossing right now right behind. as you people watching clapping for them. this is along >> long race for the full marathon. many miles there.

>> it was an early morning for many of the racers. the first race started 5.15 this morning, which was the for marathon runners. got to enjoy a nice sunrise today. a nice day today as well as some video of the runners starting off around 5 making their way through the the second race started at 6.30 this morning, which was bridge half marathon, the city half marathon started at 8.15 and there's also a 10 k 5 k and in culture, race actually started last night that race officials opening up the 10 k race to dogs as well. participants getting the chance to bring their furry friends along to race beside other were some guidelines with that. but that was a 10 key race and that that started at 7 o'clock this morning. but the science of race today, there was also a full-on expo yesterday were olympian alexi pop she was there. she has also made the francisco marathon her home raise as she will be here today as >> this is our largest previous to this. our largest

event was in 2019. those 27,000 runners this year. we're at 29,500. and i think it's because during the pandemic a lot of folks who are home took up and they stuck to it. and it's you runners edge out. and now we have a whole new audience. millennials kind coming in and they're making up the majority of race and they left community. and that's what this race is spending all about >> yes, the traffic is also going to be impacted. pretty great leave. the marathon route goes through majority of the city. >> on your screen is a graphic for you to show you some of the major ones, large segments of the embarcadero will be blocked off. there also be several closures in the marina district as well, along with several major thoroughfares. those will be impacted by the race route. and officials say road closures will go from 05:00pm to 01:00pm this afternoon. you want a full list. you can go online to kron 4 dot com. we have it all. it out for you? but we

are going to be here throughout the morning speaking runners and officials still back to thanks so much, stephanie. and it is really perfect weather out there. >> one of the 150 most legendary restaurants in the world is right here in san francisco. that's according to a list made by taste atlas the list ranks restaurants worldwide from germany to indonesia to kenya and tended to grow came in at number one. 28, it's in the city's financial district and calls itself the oldest continuously run restaurant in california. it first opened as a coffee stand in 18. 49 and then shaped up to what it is today on the top of the list is a restaurant in vienna. number 2 is a deli in new york city. for your help. the town of youngsville has announced that the boil water notice is no longer in effect for residents. town officials and state water resources control board first announced that there was an e-coli detection in the water supply on thursday. so last night town officials said that they have met mandated testing

requirements for negative results and that the water is back and safe to use. and a different health advisory now in contra costa county, where a dead bird tested positive for west nile virus. it's the first positive case of the year in the county. officials say the bird was picked up from brentwood just a week after mosquito samples tested positive for the virus. mosquitoes can transfer the virus to various birds, animals and people. and you're advised to dump out standing water because mosquitoes breed there also wear long sleeves and pants and insect repellent when outside around dawn and dusk from nature to attack. and google has some new artificial intelligence features rich demuro takes a look in today's tech smart. >> google bard is the tech giant's answer to chat gpt and recently it got some major upgrades including the ability to understand multiple languages speak answers out loud and now it could even caption your photos in less

than a year. ai has taken over the tech world bard is google's answer to chat gpt with one key difference. >> it has access to the real-time web you can use barred to boost your productivity and really help you solve everyday problems. shao is in charge of barred for google. she says people are using the ai chatbot for productivity, creativity and yes, companionship. it's kind of fun to just talk to an ai sometimes about, you know, anything yet in on the top of your mind recently bargain, some useful new features. the first you can now upload an image to barred to analyze. it can write descriptions, captions, identifying gradients and more. the fact that it knows what car that is just wild right now. it can't help with pictures of people. also, new guards has a voice tangerine to sweet and juicy fruit with skin south and it peels away without a just hit

the speaker icon next to an answer and barred will read it out loud. speaking of speaking barred is now available in over 40 languages. we have to get things like inflections, right in different languages. and we also need to make sure that we're being culturally aware of all these different languages. answers can be different depending on what language you asked them in. finally, a top requested feature you can now safe chats for later. just tap the pen icon next to a recent chat. and you can revisit the conversation or access it on another device. keep in mind barred history has to be turned on for this feature to work. this is going to change the world, right? this is going to make people way more productive and help them explore their imaginations and creativity in really unique ways. >> one morning, new feature you could even decide how you want google bard to act from casual to professional. if you want to link, you can go to my

website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. so the talk to you in jamie's or in a whatever >> we've got the upper 90's in the far east bay. 100 expected up there to santa rosa. so going to be toasty for those inland valleys, milder around the bay. it's going to turn into in my seven-day forecast to stick around. we're back in to stick around. we're back in a

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>> to >> thank god. it's like being in the 60's. 09:00am and taking a live look at the telegraph hill listening to that classic. of course, still mourning the loss of singer tony bennett, who passed away on friday. meanwhile, today, the bay area still dealing with a bit of scorching temperatures inland. dave, yeah, looks like we'll have some upper 90's hanging with la in even crossed the 100 or so. but around the bay, we're getting some relief with this. and by the way, sfo looking pretty good. no delays happening out there either. >> the only other new wrinkle we have our we're going to be some scattered clouds thrown into our forecast as well. this bubbling up from the

south, a typical rotation. we get around this high. it's not parked exactly the right locations. so we're getting a little relief in the atmosphere. can breathe a bit in work. a bit of magic here now. the scattered cloud cover. the concern is produces dry light and part of the monsoon program. it looks like most that instability would be to our south into our eastern. but it pick up a couple stray showers, maybe a somebody today tomorrow, but tahoe, we're keeping it out again. it's not impossible to see some of that lightning, but dry lightning at that lower 80's over the next few days here. and you see wednesday, the trend is already building at that 0, 80 for any off. we've got lower 70's concord and livermore east bay shoreline, mid 60's. 61 up to santa rosa. 59 san francisco in 68. these are current numbers now for san jose. now what happens in the future of the high bumps off a little bit further east. now we allow for this trough that's going to really kick our cooling into gear. that's coming in from the northwest. so we're going to see much more palatable numbers on the 7 day forecast. the latter portion of the week and heading into

the weekend. so nice kind of finish or july. it looks like dealing with 2 heat spikes. from our forecast here, 70 going on san francisco for our high will do the 60's at the coast. you throw little breeze and that and a lot more cloud cover from that marine layer. hard to clear. so you may want to throw on that jacket or sweater. 75 for berman gain. a 78 foster city, 88 for palo alto. and then we get to the south bay. this is interesting. 83 santa clara, 85 san jose popping in morgan hill. 97 92 los gatos. part of the reasons we get to higher elevations like that, they didn't get a chance to cool overnight as much lower 80's east bay shoreline, tri valley. we're into the middle 90's. it looks like 93 for walnut creek, 96 for concord, 77 for berkeley. however, antioch popping about 98 there, vacaville 97, 87 for napa, but santa rosa and around 100, it looks like today and the marine beaches look to be pretty good to around 70 ish 94 tomorrow or tuesday, rather. and then

finally cooling earnest as we get to the middle portion latter portion of the week. they temperatures follow suit with that as well. and actually almost chilly of the so i guess you need a coat for all of a much just quite the variety. i mean, it hard to get go and then you've got to step down. if you're going like 30 minutes, one direction and that the tell you how to plan smart with this for the bay area climate. she's ready to rock'n'roll matter where you you've got to you've got to them. thank >> after months of delays because of heavy snow and ice. tilda road, yosemite is finally reopened. the scene a ground provides access to the high country and also serves as the park's east. earn entry point. it opened at 8 o'clock saturday morning, but some sections of the road will be reduced to a single lane while road work continues to younger road usually closes for the winter in november and reopens in june. but the reopening was delayed by this past. winter's historic snowstorms. well,

apparently for decades, smugglers have dumped a load of cocaine into the waters off the florida coast as they're fleeing police. now scientists are trying to figure out whether the thousands of sharks which swim off the coast could be ingesting those abandoned drugs. news nation's nancy loo has that story. >> like other parts of the country, shark activity is up here in southern california. but in florida, there have long been claims about cocaine fueled sharks due to a drug dumping. and according to some scientists, the problem of cocaine sharks may be real legitimacy. >> cocaine shark is mind blowing. doctor tracy pinera took part in the new research soon to be featured in cocaine sharks, which will be part of discovery shark week. >> through several experimeits in the florida keys, scientists studied whether shark behavior is influenced by cocaine in the ocean. the concern is real about drug-addicted sharks and other

wildlife. >> we've seen in past studies that aquatic life fish meals, they will choose to go to after being exposed to a drug like cocaine, they will choose to go towards that. that pass every time thereafter whether sharks have been feasting on drugs has yet to be proven. >> as part of the new research, scientists dumped fake bales of cocaine along with a fake food source to sea of sharks would choose either the bales or that common food the sharks made a beeline for the bales. the frightening idea of cocaine sharks comes amid more shark activity in u.s. waters and researchers say sharks are often within yards of people without them ever becoming aware. >> so far this year, there been more than 2 dozen shark attacks. it like super rounding up men like again. and the vast majority have been in florida, which has been a dangerous hot spot with 13 shark attacks this year.

new york has seen 5, hawaii, 3, 1, in south carolina. none of the attacks have been fatal. and for now, there is no proven link to sharks under the influence that we don't really know how sharks react to cocaine. >> and might make them docile in might slow down their movement. we've seen in some species of aquatic life cocaine actually. stunts their growth stunts, their reproduction. and it's actually really threatening to the species. >> now, the scientists behind the cocaine shark study say their findings were inconclusive and much more research is warranted, but they believe that elicit drugs and chemicals have undoubtedly changed the oceans ecosystems. >> think about. >> twitter will be getting a new logo and it could happen as soon as today. elon musk tweeting late last night saying, quote, and soon we

shall bid adieu to the twitter brandon gradually, all the birds. he also said that if it good enough x logo was posted to the site, he would make the changes soon. as today he then tweeted out this image saying like this, but x, he says the exes to embody the imperfections and all and us all that make us unique. more and more americans are calling it quits here in the u.s. and moving across the atlantic and the hottest overseas destination apparently is spain. according to a new report, the number of americans living in spain has jumped up 13% since 2019. many of them are retired and others are digital nomads. that's people who still work jobs in the u.s. while living abroad. still, it's not the cheapest option. americans in spain are paying more for property there than anywhere else in the world. in sports news, a's are back taking on the astro's and kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney has a look at the highlights of the game.

>> the a's are playing the astros for the 3rd time this season in these matchups do usually bode well. the a's haven't beaten houston since last september and only had 2 wins total on this side of the all-star break, dusty baker and his astro's looking to make 3 in a row and officially takes the series at the coliseum. it looks good for the champs early on. alex bregman broke up the scoreless game in the 6th with his. and home run of the series. he sure loves getting his 16th of the season. what's one? nothing astros. but the a's responded in their half of the 6. they loaded the bases for jace peterson who lives in 2 out single to center. >> brown and loss coming to score hayes take the 2 to one lead. they add another in the 7th on gehl offs. first major league homer. and with his first big league homer, he was honored by his teammates, as tradition. >> ignoring him first and then congratulating him. but the

astro's florida, they put 2 on in the 9th for pinch-hitter yan. your diaz who hits it high and deep to left. but tony make a leaping catch at the wall. wow. and that was pretty much the game. hold on for the to one win their first win against the astros 9 show. how about that? >> that'll do it for sport. that's a cold catch for the weekend. the second annual chinatown lion dance festivals today it starts at 11:00am and runs until 4 o'clock this afternoon. there will be multiple performances of lion dance is martial arts and dance troupes organizers say the goal of the event is to unite and uplift the chinatown community. >> through this timeless cultural art form. it's free to attend. take a look at

this. volunteers unopened pack more than 5,000 supply kits for students yesterday. >> the annual event was put on by the town's lend a hand foundation which makes sure that all kids have a backpack, including notebooks, pens, pencils, and everything else, a need for the start of their school year. uc berkeley is most famous peregrine falcon and he was spotted above alcatraz teaching her grand check to fly and hunt. >> falcon fledglings learn how to hunt by having pray toss to them in mid air all while flying up to 50 miles an hour. that's the flooding on the left. making a nice catch and he has been laying eggs on top of the campus. cal campuses.

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have the latest details. also, it's another scorcher across the bay area. taking a look at these temperatures up to 100 degrees in santa rosa. we'll have the weather in just a bit. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning and thanks for joining us here on kron 4. i'm ella sogomonian. we're going to start things off with a check of the weather with meteorologist dave sphar hey, good morning. l a good morning, everybody. and we have some bay fog in which to contend with the start things off, at least from the golden gate. for most areas of the bay. >> kind of a warm start to keep you folks well inland. so therefore, your highs today in some areas only approved by a few degrees and other so going to be kind of lofty there. well, in the 90's as it should be retreating, not till tomorrow, a little bit. there's what we've got right now. this one i'm referring to some of this fog, at least nice to have this marine layer around health, cool out where you can. but again, the higher elevations where this is below all of that, you're not getting any help. and the

current numbers kind of reflect that well inland. you can't get that marine layer into well, antioch at 80 at this hour, lots of 70's inland 60's line up the east bay shoreline. do all this. and carla says of 71. 71 also for san jose with 60. meanwhile for san francisco and we are ahead a few degrees as you will notice, such as conquered a half-dozen degrees and most other readings at a few degrees above. now, we do have this onshore wind again week, but it's being brought in with the inland heating and the pressure gradient because of the different temperatures at work. well, a lot of that 89 at 1 o'clock at 4 at about 91 notice the scattered clouds working in here. this is this flow pattern from the southwest little monsoon both today and tomorrow. we'll talk more about that coming up in a looking forward to it. thanks, dave. happening now, the annual san francisco marathon is underway for its 46th year. >> the race has led to major road closures all across the city this morning. so drivers should pay attention to that before coming in or heading out there conference. tiffany justice is live at the finish

line. and tiffany, it looks like we've got a couple of winners out there already. >> several runners and more the runners are crossing the finish line right behind us. this is the finish line for the full and half. the mayor is the marathon started really early this morning. kudos to all of these runners today for the full on the full marathon section. twenty-six 0.2 miles and a half marathon. 13 miles. kudos to you guys. it was an early morning for these runners for many of them. the first race started at 5.15, this morning for the full marathon. so runners got to enjoy and nice sunrise. and this is some video of the runners starting off around 5 making their way through city. a second race started at 6.30 this morning, which it was the bridge marathon, the city half marathon started at 8.15 and there was also or is also a 10 k 5 k and so at this moment at this time, all the race of started and race officials

also opened up to 10 k race, all as well. so participants the 10 k race gets to run along side their furry there are some guidelines with but that's the 10 k races start at 7 o'clock this morning. so besides the race today, there was also fall for an expo yesterday. >> we're olympian alexi paw paws was at. she has made the francisco marathon, her home race and she will be here as well. earlier just a few moments ago, we spoke with a runner from portland, oregon. he tells us that he had a great time reading. >> but the scenery was a >> everybody from here talks about how it's not very hilly. well, for my it was one after another. and they they they feel easy until they do. it accumulates. so that was the hardest part for me. but also the best part. it's it's nice to have a challenge. >> all right. so traffic is also going to be impacted with the marathon route, going through a majority of the city on your screen is a graphic to show you some of the major

closures so large, a large segment of the embarcadero is going to locked up for a majority of the morning. they're also be several closures in the marina district as well along with several major thoroughfares that will be impacted from the race route. officials say road closures will go from 5 o'clock this morning to this afternoon. we have a list online kron 4 dot com. if you want to revisit those closures were going to out and talk to more runners, race officials and bring that to you back to thanks. o it's tough that is so cool to be able to see all those sites is people are running past and including the golden gate bridge since really iconic. thank you. >> well, the bay area, air quality district reports that there has been coke dust released from the refinery in martinez. coke. dust is a byproduct of refining petroleum. hazmat teams are saying that they have not found any evidence of the coke dust in the surrounding neighborhoods, but the

refining company said that it happened around 6 o'clock last night and that the release was contained on site 12 days ago. a hazmat crew was sent to the refinery for a previous coke dust release. health officials say that it took far too long both times for the refinery to notify the county of the chemicals release. so people are being advised to avoid trying to breeze or come into contact with that material. while an investigation is underway. a community in oakland has rallied together around an elderly ice cream vendor who was robbed gunpoint. the thieves got away with about $120. but as kron four's philippe reports, people who were taken by don one story, help them out. >> there is no slowing down donjuan the east oakland street vendor has been robbed several times recently. well, selling ice cream and popsicles monday's theft was caught on citizen video. the images touching the fruitvale neighborhood community which showed up in a big way saturday supporting one by

buying out his entire inventories clear. >> there are thank got the. >> the thieves got away with $120. but with the funds collected online combined with saturday's buyout, the community has raised more than $40,000 for it's really your count. racing helped organize the buyout. i know that the community is just something beautiful that we have here. and i know that people. >> always want to show love and support of the vendors. vendors from supporters say are targeted by crooks to act easy money for thieves preying on victims who maybe are reporting crimes to police due to their immigration status or fear of retaliation. one is originally from peru and is still pending in 80's to make a living and support his son

and daughter. he would have given the is just is crazy. >> however, the support that that receding, it's it's very appreciated. alameda county fire department division chief randall west says it's important hardworking people like feel safe, doing what they do. cost of living in the bay is very, very, very high. >> so, you know, we need to support about money and a lot of meetings and reach out to police if the people involved in this crime look familiar. >> in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron, 4 news. >> we love to see that anchor brewing says that it's willing to consider handing over ownership to their employees. the san francisco based company announced plans to close after more than 126 years in business. the brewery has actually already stopped making beer and decided to file for bankruptcy because they weren't making enough sales. but all that could now change of union employees come up with a strong offer to run the company. a spokesperson for the brewery says the only trouble is that they are running out of time, but they are very interested. over in

milpitas. a man was arrested saturday after holding a woman hostage for 5 and a half hours. the standoff started at 3.15, and the afternoon by the hillview court apartments off east calaveras and 6, a v police were originally called out for a domestic dispute. officers heard a fight and then tried to force their way into the door. but they say that was barricaded with appliances. police said that the man eventually was persuaded to release the woman and a swat team finally got in. the man was identified as gabriel ramirez and police say that he is accused of false imprisonment, assaulting a police officer and assault with a deadly weapon. section of i-80 is shut down while road repairs are happening. this includes eastbound i-80 and the highway 4 interchange in hercules. the closure will continue through monday at 05:00am. the section of the interstate will also be closed the weekend of august 4th and august 18th. police are

looking for an arsonist who set fires along 5.80, through the altamont pass. take a look. chp says that the fires were lit on the right shoulder of 5.80, westbound starting at 2, 0, 5, 5, 80 split heading towards north flynn road. witnesses say a man in a blue shirt and black pants was seen standing next to a white truck, possibly a chevy nearby. one of those fires, anyone with information is asked to call chp. a caltrain hit and killed a person in santa clara. the crash happened at around 11 o'clock saturday morning. just north of the caltrain station. 12 people were onboard the time and none of them were hurt. but no word on why the person was in the tracks. this is cal trans 6 deaths this year. happening tomorrow in berkeley, caltrans will shut down shore highway and is closing one block between gilman and harrison streets for construction. the closure will last until september. in the meantime, caltrans will open second street north of gilman to two-way traffic to

accommodate drivers. there will be no pedestrian access and use or highway during the closure, but sidewalks will remain open on second street. >> we're so excited that you want here so that everyone voices can be heard. anyone point matters can be understood and that we can all be on the same page. >> the oakland united coalition kicked off their coliseum. redevelopment campaign on saturday. we're going is held a community event dedicated to listening to the voices of oakland residents regarding what is a priority to them for the calls project. they say the primary focus was to advocate for fair employment opportunities, accessible housing and a sustainable environment. the band paramour council their show at the last minute and chase center just a few hours before they were set to take stage. some say that they were touring with the party and got sick. so the fans are disappointed. but members are

now recovering and people actually flew in to catch the show. so they are pretty much bummed out. >> lyon and and over and over an hour away to get in here was >> we've got the notification email 20 minutes after the start came in and and it is said new date without letting us know kind why it happened. so we can begin. it was just ron to give us yours. >> part but we came in. the security guy was like now next time. >> paramour is set to reschedule their performance for august 7th. so people who have tickets can use them on that day or they can request a refund within the next week. a huge soccer match. the south bay was also canceled after one of their team members got sick. the match between barcelona and juventus was scheduled to take place saturday afternoon at levi stadium. barcelona a statement just hours before the event letting people know that a significant part of the squad came down with a stomach flu.

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>> welcome back. we're taking a live look downtown san

francisco from the suture cam. and it is quite hazy out there >> yeah, about one of the things one of the other little elements that we get with these little highs a lot of circulation going on. high sits on were heads or air quality, not as good. that's why we need some of the flow pattern and thinks things to open up. that's going to talk about the middle of the week do it. also, sky conditions still have some of that fog hanging around. it looks like in half moon bay. plus that upper level cloud cover coming in from the southwest will show you that on the satellite. but that's a bubbling up in terms of monsoon moisture. we could call it from our impact. it's just cosmetic, but it can comes with instability. that means dry lightning as we watch out for 85 already for antioch. 77 for livermore. 75 concord, east bay, shoreline number still hanging into the 60's. 60 going on for san francisco with the 65 up to santa rosa. so today, 70 per san francisco variable clouds, part of the fairways saying it warm. it's 70 77. oakland and 85 san jose. but all of that for you. when you get out

further out, morgan hill, los gatos, those numbers start to spike up there to the 90's. it looks like for today. so got scattered clouds hot inland is again, the big point we got to drive home 90's. well, inland 80's around the bay only into the week. we start chipping away the little bit, but it looks like they'll be a spike. the returns on on tuesday. so if 90 still in there, but then later on the week from wednesday, onward looks like not so hot. sunny, we clear out this cloudiness a little bit here and 80's happening inland. the same spots that look the triple digits from yesterday. we'll be having the 80's going forward. let's go back to this again. futurecast for all this cloud cover you see here again, that's that southwesterly flow coming in actually clears out a little bit for tonight. marine layer comes in. thank you. couple little drizzle going on, perhaps to start your day. just a touch there. and some surface fog that clears out. we go back again to some scattered clouds with the action. if you'll notice to the south popping up in the desert southwest a little bit and maybe up to somebody. the concern is that the rain part

is that dry. lightning were comes. 98 for antioch will go with 96 concord's 94 for livermore. here's a contrast to the east bay shoreline have some 70's hanging on there with the looks like 100 up to santa rosa next couple of days. not a dramatic change. comes down a little bit for tomorrow. still have to negotiate to that cloud cover and then pops on tuesday. l is going like that day. but in the seven-day forecast, by the way, we do get some cooler numbers are not as hot into the 80's. so a lot of folks get a break here from july. just take it easy for outnumbered. i'm sure more people are excited about i know. >> way to beat the heat this weekend is go to the movie theaters. >> what to >> that was barbenheimer fever over a dream theater in moraga long lines of fans waited both inside and outside the theater to see the new barbie or oppenheimer movies. in fact, hundreds of people lined up for the theater's 6.30, showing a barbie.

>> i'm hoping to see like the famous come on, let's go party. in fact, this is crazy weekend going twice in one but there's 2 good movies out. so that's why we're doing it's a good movie. will do it. >> the reams theater is recently named by the san francisco chronicle is one of the 10 best places to see a movie right here in the bay area. why are we seeing so much buzz around the barbie movie? we have reporter markie martin on that to take a look at the marketing master class. >> it's a barbie world and we're all just living in it from the shoes to the whoppers to barbie's real-life malibu dreamhouse. there is no escaping the barbie blitz. if you look at a map of the world, it's it's like. >> home. she reaches every country. every rita, the like that. and coca-cola, the og influencer seeing pink with all the collaboration among the many you're talking bloomingdale's, crocs gap, al dora, the bull and opie. i

nail polish in. barbie's fans are here for it. i grew up playing barbie in basement. i would play every day for hours. every single halloween. i asked my mom to dress me out like a barbie doll. the reported 100 million dollar marketing budget is expected to help the movie make over 100 million dollars at the box office this weekend. this marketing campaign no matter the exact dollar figure is monumental and the marketing spend has to be among the biggest ever industry. experts say the barbie projections go up every week and it's largely due to the masterminds behind the marketing. i think this is going to be judges on the greatest marketing. in movie history and perhaps even in the annals of marketing itself. >> i'm sure it will be studied for years to come and politics. republican senator from ohio, jd vance wants a federal ban on gender affirming care for minors if the bill passes, doctors who perform the procedures could be charged with a felony. it

would also ban the use of certain related medications including puberty, blockers people who break the law could face up to 12 years in prison. a spokesperson for the human rights campaign says this is just the first step, adding the congress wants to go further and ban the care for adults. >> proponents of argue that transgender people don't really exist and that therefore there should be no care because they don't exist. and that's just that's just nonsense. >> so far, at least 19 states already have their own restrictions on this type of treatment. still ahead on kron 4 morning we're going to take a look at a couple of volunteers in the east bay who are raising money for cancer awareness.

>> volunteers gathered in walnut creek on saturday, including a san ramon high school alum to raise awareness and money for cancer research foundation. morgan cunningham is currently a student at brown and she and other volunteers handed out pink lemonade and accepted donations in return at broadway plaza. they're using a hashtag called take the challenge and the goal is to raise million dollars from all 50 states. they say they're a 37 states. now. the santa clara valley open space authority will award nearly $100,000 in grants to 6 local organizations. the money will be used for a variety of

environmental projects that will improve health and quality of life by increasing access to nature for urban residents. the grant recipients have 3 years to use the funding to complete those projects. in other news, 3 whistleblowers are set to testify at a hearing on u of foes. one of them claims that the u.s. government he's in possession of spacecraft of non human origin. joe khalil has a look at what we can expect. >> unlike anything we've ever seen before. that's what lawmakers promised heading into next week's unprecedented hearing focusing not just on us foes. are you a but also highlighting people who have seen that? >> are they domestic are they foreign or all they? are they something else or do they not exist? and the government needs to have straight answers. the witness list includes david grusch, former air force intel us are turned whistleblower who shared his bombshell claims on newsnation. >> alleging the pentagon has a number of crash. foes of non-human origin in its

possession and he's keeping it secret from the a when you crush retrieval, what ea >> these are retrieving non-human technical vehicles, you know, college spacecraft, if you will, non-human saw decor jun. >> vehicles are landed a crash. we have spacecraft from another species. we do. yeah. quite a number alongside brush will hear from david for a ver and ryan grapes to military pilots who documented and gone public with their experiences. seeing you a piece in the air firsthand. both of their eyewitness accounts backed up by their military aircrafts. radar images. >> which have since become public. both accounts the military has confirmed but has yet to provide an explanation for graves, shared his experience with newsnation. we were seeing a dark gray or black cube's inside of clear spheres and we're seeing these

>> all over are working areas on a near daily basis, sometimes coming as close as 500 feet congressmembers jared moskowitz, tim burchett and anna paulina luna all claim the intelligence community and elements within the military. >> have work to keep information. we do have about you. ap encounters secret. >> they are. they do exist or they don't exist. thank you. tell us they don't exist, but they block every opportunity for us to get the information to prove that they do exist when they take face value. the numerous roadblocks that we've been presented with, it leads me to believe >> that they are in g hiding information. i look for to bring this topic to light. we asked if there were more pieces of actual physical evidence, pictures or videos of you. a piece. >> either in the air or on the ground that the pentagon i've seen better quality video absolutely 100% and i need to realize so will there be physical evidence of you a piece presenting to the american public at the hearing next week? the committee members response.

>> and this specific group of house members couldn't stress enough. how much opposition they face just planning this hearing from the pentagon from the intelligence community, from members of congress themselves. they say that they had a roadblock after roadblock. finally, this hearing, though, on the calendar next week on wednesday. >> fascinating. still ahead on kron 4 morning news, a san francisco restaurant made it onto the 150 most legendary restaurants in the world list. we'll take a look where.

>> happening as we speak, people are taking to the streets for the 46th annual san francisco marathon. we're going to take you live to the finish line. and we're also tracking the heat as the temperatures get up there as we head further into this day, first tracking the weather for us. >> so good morning and welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. let's kick things off this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave, how's it shaping up? okay. good morning. l a good morning, everybody. and still going to feel every bit like summer going on. you. folks in the inland valleys will be looking. temperatures popping very nicely this afternoon. >> some may return back to 100. it looks like for today and early part of the week. we're kind of waiting for the break to happen, which doesn't really get here until the middle of the week. we find star seen numbers fall in 80's. so it'll be worth it. just hanging tight. here's what's going on right now. our live shot coming to the east bay shoreline. some of that high cloudiness or higher cloudiness is not the marine layer that's coming in is kind of monsoon clouds. good news is it doesn't look like it's going to have a big impact on us. we like to watch out for expect instability because it can be problematic. there. but

that action will probably be to our south and east. maybe a somebody. here's a look at the ballpark for the oakland a's astro's there. battling 107, game time. temperatures in the middle 70's got to keep those scattered clouds and they're in a west southwest wind at about 10. speaking of the winds. so they're kind of single digits. a couple places popping a bit pacifica, san francisco, and they're going to continue that way today, driven by the inland heating later today, which already we're getting started. 85 antioch, not winning it all. we didn't get much cooling overnight. 75 conquered 77 livermore and 60's line up the east bay shoreline. for now, here's a breakdown for you. a lot of cloud cover which to deal with that hines will say around the midday hour or so, 89 at 1 o'clock, 91 by 4. this cloud cover is not doing much to control temperatures, however. well, look at that 4 zone forecast. what's going on in your neighborhood? plus, of course, that all important going to feel. >> well, it's really hot out. there are people still want to head outside kron four's gayle ong reports from walnut creek.

>> we reach triple-digit heat here in walnut creek and i am hanging out in the shade after spending the day talking to people out and about downtown dealing with another round of hot weather. >> taking up this warmer. because murray russell is visiting the bay area from the central valley where temperatures have been soaring past 100 degrees as like a mean to be a little bit cooler and walnut that's the case. it was a sunny hot day in walnut creek saturday. russell is taking extra caution with her dog roxie. we're trying to get a lot of water every once in a while stay hydrated and stay in the shade because they can be 100 cars on the in berkeley, the farmers market kept busy but river duck farm was missing some key items from the standard charred, know, blocks i'm missing. all kinds of spinach. is a popular want everyone ask yes and no, no little will have to wait. goes down river duck farm is located in kp valley in yolo county, near sacramento, where there have been at least 3 heat waves with extended periods and 100 plus degrees

this summer season, we're almost like 50 degrees hotter usually than here in the bay area. and so as soon as we, you know, hit 90 up there, earth gets hot, stays just can't grow them honest. we can definitely plant lettuce. >> but because of the heat, it will just go straight to flower because it's just way too hot for to grow slowly really take on some of sweet news from the cold nights back in walnut creek, feuer shoppers out at broadway plaza on this hot day. but people found ways to stay cool we wanted to get out of the weather we come and mission impossible. that was awesome. that's great movie. and how is the ac? >> at 5, >> nice. a recliner seats. and so just sit back join us to be on saturday. >> and relief is on the way. the national weather service is expecting a cool down starting sunday and more seasonable temperatures do the middle of the workweek reporting from walnut creek, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> sweltering heat. scott people rushing to the coast according to the sonoma county

parks, twitter, durant beach parking lot was full by 10 o'clock on saturday morning. and steelhead beach was full by 09:00am. so if you're thinking of heading out to the beach today, you might want to get there early or plan for a different destination. if you plan on taking part this weekend, do expect some delays. trains typically run slower. about 10 minutes behind when he peers triple digits as the weather can impact the performance of the rails. speaking of which the yellow line will be single tracking between pleasant hill and concord for maintenance crews will be trimming and removing trees that could pose a hazard to trains. expect delays there for up to 10 minutes. >> let's check in again with that tiffany justice who is live for us at the san francisco embarcadero. we're talking about the marathon, of course. and there are road closures all across the city this morning to take note of. >> tiffany, what are you seeing out there? >> all right. so it's gotten really busy out here with runners and just people enjoying the day out here and watching the marathon as well.

but joining us right now is a local runner and olympian alexi pappas. joining us to tell us more about the 10 k your super involved that usually that's >> your race, right to take a. >> that's right. i'm so thankful that the san francisco marathon is the 10 k as the likes got this 10 k this is great. grew up. this is where i kind of discovered running my dad still hear my family. and we had a really good time out there today. the 10 k and you you are at the finish line, correct? with your fabulous we made my friends and i my team and i am. >> and i think with the poster look, it has like a balloon blowup seal on it. and i think what we really want to show people is that joy and performance are not mutually exclusive. so you can fun. you can have a serious race and then a silly day and people people love that people are in personal bests. it's a pretty

flat course. so it's really fun. >> can you tell us more about i your history. you know, you are an olympian, your local here. what does it mean? how does it feel to be back here and such a big part of the >> i feel really thankful like i so i grew up here i just my dad and my brother and i feel like. traditions are always really important to my family, but a lot of them. we had to create ourselves. >> and the san francisco marathon is such a deep rooted tradition. and so to be here, to be able to add something to it, to bring a little bit of glitter to give some, you know, advice of people need and just to be a smile out there is a privilege for me and i hope it shows, you know, young girls in particular that they can grow up, be whatever they want and be an athlete. now you do have a beautiful message. that litter is part of that, correct? yes, am i starting later? >> i think after i stopped competpng super hard because i realize i need to remind

myself to have fun and to like an my my brow. i was think about like furrowed brows versus lake bright, wide eyes. and i think the good or is just a reminder to. enjoy enjoy the day. that's really beautiful because a lot of people, you know, they start to get competitive when it comes to running. but, you know, you bring it back enjoying it. yeah, i think you can do like i think you can. >> take your craft seriously and not take yourself seriously. and it's just a choice. it's a perspective. and you know what, when the race hurts? because like every race is going to hurt to have something to make you smile is like literally going help you run faster. so i think people can run personal best and where glitter, too. and i hope they feel got them. do you mind telling us more about your book? yeah. so i wrote a book called gravy with a foreword by maya rudolph in 2021. and i wrote a young readers book for like 9 to 13 year-olds also called gravy. it's a whole different book.

i'm maya hawke from stranger things with the forwards use. lovely and it comes out august 22nd and people can preorder it anywhere. they buy books. that's amazing. it. thank you so much, amy yu time to chat with us this morning. thank you an amazing, amazing work. so happy to be here. thank thank you so much that we are going to talk about some traffic closures as well. you know, the francisco marathon is impacting several roads. we have a graphic to show you real quick. >> so you can see that on your screen. a large segment of the embarcadero will be blocked others are also going to be some several closures in the marina district as well along with several major thoroughfares. that's going to be impacted by this race in the race route. officials say road closures will go until 1 o'clock this afternoon. and if you want to revisit all of those closures before you head out the door today, there's a full list online at kron 4 dot com reporting live to just as kron. 4 dot com.

>> thank you so tiffany. i really like that touches the glitter and just bring back fun to something that can get really competitive. in other news, one of the 150 most legendary restaurants in the world is right here in san francisco. that's according to list. made by taste atlas the list ranks restaurants worldwide from germany to indonesia to kenya and tended to girl came in at number one. 28, it's in the city's financial district in calls itself. the oldest continuously running restaurant in california. actually opened as a coffee stand in 18. 49 top of the list is a restaurant in vienna. and number 2, it's katz deli in new york city. for your health. the town of youngsville has lifted a boil water notice. so that's no longer in effect for residents. a city leaders said that the state water resources control board first made the announcement because there was e-coli detection in the water supply on thursday. so last night on officials say that they have met mandated testing

requirements for negative results and that the water is now safe to use again. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we have something really exciting in the studio. more bay area restaurants are being added to the michelin guide. and after the break, we're going to sit down one-on-one with the chef here. you see, we'll introduce you and show off some of the tasty treats he has in store. >> cooking on more hot temperatures. well in the east bay, upper 90's still hang on. we've got about 100 or so for santa rosa, 70 for san francisco. a little cooler off towards the coast. your 4 zone forecast. take a look at

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>> welcome back. we're checking in on the weather these time. but a look at sfo. the conditions out there looking pretty good. a little bit hazy. dave spahr as in the weather center with more dave. yeah, good morning good morning, everybody. and some scattered clouds and which to negotiate 3. you can see them bubbling up from the south. these are sometimes problematic. they can brinh some instability. that's the dry lightning fact we look out for. but we're on the very northwestern edge. any concerns will be down to the south, particularly in the desert southwest current numbers. 85 already, antioch. we've got 70's inland with 60's lighting up the east bay shoreline with 64 for san francisco. so this high scoots to the east finding it some influence here by midweek of this trough to the northwest. and that's really going to break the back of our heat. spike going on for the remainder of our week and into next weekend. check it out. the 4 zone forecast for your sunday, 70 for san francisco to the coast. we put lower 60's and when you cover some leftover cloud cover from not asserted that the marine layer

but also scattered clouds and a breeze. a little chilly. 75 for burlingame, 78 foster city, 88 for palo alto and the south bay. this is interesting. we're looking at 85 milpitas, san jose, but you get inland and morgan hill also los gatos. well in the 90's. so a little caution there, east bay shoreline, lower 80's tri valley. you've got the mid 90's today. it looks like 93 for danville, san ramon, about 89 93 walnut creek 7.78 rather for stanley andrus. 77 berkeley. but les, what a mild 73 90 going on for fairfield and 100 santa rosa. 7 day forecast. here's the big change happening by wednesday 88. more 80's to finish off the week and for the weekend also work on some of those nice numbers for the east bay shoreline as well. someone's in the kitchen a la. that's right. they've the michelin guide toward the new stars to some bay area eateries this month. >> adding some extra sparkle to several local restaurants. so joining us now live is one restaurant owner who knows

what it's like to bask in the glow of the michelin star. here with us today is executive chef of press restaurant in napa valley. phil tessier, thank you so much for being here. thanks for having lee. congratulations. i mean, this is a really covid recognition. what's it like and what was a recipe of success in getting there? >> yeah, i mean, the michelin guide is really the golden standard for restaurants. so, you know, for us to be included in the michelin guide is always a dream of shops. it's really a benchmark. so for us to be able to reach that level and to have that recognition, you know, gives our guests, you know, sort confidence in who we are and the level of experience are going to hane for us is is pretty sure ne. >> i mean, i imagine it's pretty tough to stand out and napa valley. so this is really saying something. i'm really excited to see what you have in store for us here today. >> what did you bring? what we so this morning we pick some squash blossoms. are this morning from a our friend peter jacobsen in youngsville. so just down the street in the middle and valley, you know, 100 balloons over your head while you're picking them. this is one of our signature

dishes. so we have a ricotta gnudi. so we basically sort of a feeling, if you will, with a ricotta, a little bit of parmesan cheese us in some bank. so i'm gonna get your hands dirty a little do so basically what we do we mix the dough and then we take a little bit of flour. and just rolled these guys into into little. so, you know, if playing with playdoh, this is so yeah, just fire your hands a little bit again. so it doesn't stick too much. and then you just going to work towards getting a nice, a round shape. and then once you kind of get to that point, you can just put a little extra and we and this so the magic of this is basically the sitting here overnight and for him sort of a natural pasta. really gives it kind a delicate nature to it. it's kind of always surprising for i guess when they kind of, you know, sometimes get union can be a little from and and and

stuff. so these guys are are as light as we count. super fine. >> so what inspires in creating your menus? and do you guys mix it up or is a pretty consistent and yeah, what what strikes you when you're trying to create your menu? sorry. i mean, you know, a motive california from new york city. so, you know, i i was excited about ingredients. how here for but get your hands so just cover these guys. and then they sit overnight like until all that flower just kind of naturally absorb it. but really the farms that we use our inspiration and, you know, being in california, it's, you know, is going to be california for 2 years. and that was 15 years ago. but, you know, be able to pick, you know, such amazing produce like this. so we work really closely with the seasons. and really that product is is our inspiration, you know, throughout the year for the menu. so bring a lot of different technique from our team, their backgrounds and their aspirations. so next up here is we're going to take these guys, which we put in their last night hopes to grab

a brush here. and this is this is the fun part is just kind of feel come excavating. it's kind of soothing. you do this for a, you architectural work here. so we take these and then you can see it's just basically going to be a little. around. dawn can feel how in from end of the flower absorbs the moisture and then we take these and these are the ones that we brush so this one changes seasonally this dish that will basically maybe do a mushroom and truffle in the wintertime. maybe do some peas in the and then really everyone waits for this moment where, you know, the squash blossoms are back. so usually that's kind of late. late spring, early summer. so just you can grab a couple of these guys here. i love that. we're working with flowers. so, yeah, you know, you're going farmers today. did soldier in these guys we actually take the little steam in here and we make an oil with that. so part of what we do is really trying to utilize like all the parks of the of every product

that comes in. so the little leads that come in use as a but for this will take the flowers. this is kind of my mindset moment before service every night. so i'm going to give you one here. we're just going to put these down the natural she's a way so that will be years. i'll take this guy here. and then you can take like 2 and then you're going to kind of come from the side. just like a little christmas present here. so it's second wrapping. well, this one should be okay. thank you know, you can do so then you just kind of be this little tail in there. and basically as it cooks, it's going to scheme pulled over you're doing pretty good there. i don't know. i think you're being quite polite. for first i've done i don't know. maybe 10,000 nothing. you can eat pollen. yes, i mean, we we basically just use it. you can see the color in was put a little bit in this poll here. but you can see has this really like gold and beautiful color there. so when we pour

the sauce and they're kind of lifts that you get sort of that sparkly gold, look to it. so here we have basically these these 3 little guys. so do is we'll put them in our steamer. and basically these guys just gets team for about 4 really, this dish kind of speaks to sort of our our entre at the russian was really just, you know, being respected ingredients, having them be our inspiration and then really sort of the idea of refined simplicity. so reintroduce technique and the idea but the final product is it's very simple, but very elegant. so after we steam on for about 4 minutes, you can see just kind oh, wow, look at that color. the color just brightens, the kind of wrapped tightly around them. and then this is favorite pick up during service. because all we do is. take them steam and said i'm in the within u.s.. yeah. so it's it's kind of nature's painting, if you

will, just really simple. totally. it you know, everyone when they get it, it just like it has a moment of like show you i just stare at this for a minute. and then the last thing we do is at the table. we pour a little sauce will basically be made to me the water with basically kind of a gas, but joe style. so we take cucumber tomato, red onion. many thought let it sit overnight. we spend that, you know, in a food processor, let it rain. we get this clear liquid and then all the ryens from the partners on makeup artist on water. yeah. and basically that gives to to liquids. we combined. we clarify it's a over. this is very unique. yeah, i'm quite impressed and can't wait to come visit where exactly in the napa valley are. so we're and just south of seen alina. so really dead center in the napa valley. so if you're driving up, 29, which is the main artery through, there were kind of right there on the left-hand side. and what more can people look forward to if they visit? so we have a prefix menu, which has a lot of different options for guests. kind of choose your own adventure, if you will. and then are our signature tasting menu. so about,

course, tasting menu. and that's really kind of, you know, our favorites are selection. we have the freedom air that get start with. and then from there, you know, it's a it's opportunity to experience what we do. that's really exciting. and again, congratulations on the michelin star and thank you so much for coming into the studio with all these goodies. i'm so excited. >> to can come up and try it thank you so much. to fill testing traveling us from press restaurant. and that's all for us here.

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look at this. volunteers and oakland packed more than 5,000 supply kits for students just yesterday. it's an annual event that is put on by the town's lend a hand foundation making sure that all kids have backpack, including notebooks, pens, pencils, and everything else they need for the start of the school year phone. but i like that. now over to this uc berkeley's most famous pair grand as say i'm not sure. okay. politics. i'm not what spotted above alcatraz teaching her grand check to fly and hunt falcon fledglings learn how to hunt by having prayed tossed to them in midair all while flying up to a whopping 50 miles an hour. amazing. that's the fledgling on the left making an ice cap. so she's learning will from grandma and he has been laying eggs on top of the cal campus company ill since 2016 and the

campus actually celebrates the eggs hatching with a party every spring. we caught him in action there. how about that? i know that's great stuff. 50 mile an hour fastball. target for see. we have learning for the humans and then now learning for the birds. and we have pictures. so nice high and there that was good producing. >> i'm ella. you like the heat as i love it. i'm all about right? you your heat. miser of their k 89 and i knew niche. >> whatever we have, some scattered clouds we're dealing with a little bit of that kind of monsoon flow a little bit. and it's just throwing us some cloud cover here. midsummer. so we're going to see more of this type of stuff in august, september. >> the big concern of this is dry lightning. so i don't think we're as much in the zone here. that's really for the south in the southeast and maybe some showers up to 72. by the way, 91 looks like by 4 o'clock. okay. highs today we changed the purple range. been around a little bit. that's far in the central valley, sacramento valleys, but upper 90's for the far east bay. today, my pop the scene owed up there to santa rosa, 70%.

francisco and look how chilly the half moon bay at 61 bundle up there. a little bit of a breeze. let's not for you. see honestly. i think it's perfect weather for a trip up to napa. and that's where you can find. >> phil tessier who is still with us here in the studio. so one last time. just want to say that's it for us here at kron. 4 news we're so very happy to have met you and thank you. so many cases display in i would love that and it's perfect for summertime. he has. the are here. by the way, an arm or the commercials have been bursting with all but this is great esteem bread. we have like the freezer. you put casing. however, day the michelin-starred. takes fresh tasting bread like that. well, in the freezer for week or 2, when did you know about trick? you know, i didn't, but i'm sure my kids are best free and there is a simple to do it at home. if i could are you a more professional? you know, we do a couple things. >> all right. thanks so much for watching. i'm ella sogomonian. we'll see you next time.

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