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>> good >> morning. thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday august the 5th and we're covering a lot of different headlines for you today, including this body cam footage released of a suspect or rather of officer-involved shooting. let's go ahead and get started with your weather with dave sphar. good morning. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're off to another kind of heat spike hot weekend at work today is kind of a work in progress. and then tomorrow is when you're really going to feel it. if you've got those activities kind of strenuous to do watching the middle of the day, and you probably particularly inland you don't want to do in for tomorrow. give yourself a bit of a break. so today's the day, when take advantage of it in early or late in the day to as well. so the scenario we have right now is that morning fog is making its appearance across much of the bay. again, that will mix out for mostly sunny skies as we get to the later morning hours. even in san francisco, you can see it kind of hovering above us a little bit temperature. check for you, though. we are in the 60's over good chunk of the east bay at this hour now, 60

san jose pair phase. meanwhile, san francisco in up in the north bay, there, the bottle with 50, 50 for coming in for santa rosa. quick contrast for you. were trailing in a couple places or a little ahead, but close to this performance from yesterday. nothing interfering from us. in fact, it's the high pressure in the southwest. that's going to start to build on. this will give us that little dome of heat for today for this weekend. somebody 8.11, o'clock by 2. we're talking 91, but into tomorrow we might be able to better do those triple digits and get to around near some selective spots. well, no heat advisory has been posted with all of this, but it will be a hot weekend. still have more on that forecast and a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> caltrain's this week they reported their 7th fatality of the year. it happened around 7.30, last night when a train fatally struck someone a tunnel for between san francisco's 22nd street and bayshore stations. no injuries were reported involving anyone on board that train. the tracks were cleared by 10, 30 last night. and police on

friday released body cam video showing a fatal shooting. that incident happened last week in the city's bayview district. police say the man who died was armed with a gun prof was ella sogomonian reports. >> sfpd released body camera video of a police officer's. they shot down. 41 year-old bryant bluford. they say he was pacing around and stepping up to officers demanding that they like over suspect. they arrested with an outstanding warrant. but for scene with a hand on a gun in his waistband after officers asked dozens of times for him to lift up his hands. he instead reaches for the firearm and pointed at them and it's not against the law walk across the street questions or yell profanities, whatever. >> threats. to kill people to kill police officers gripping a handgun after you make that threat pointing a handgun at a

police officer is against the law and it's a life-threatening situations after blue for the shot down, officers approached him to give him cpr. >> the notice of 45 caliber light-coloured gun at his side. that sfpd says was loaded with one round along with the magazine that had 10 rounds in it. police chief bill scott called this loss of life a tragedy and made sure to note that the presentation wasn't the last word on the outcome. >> and that was kron four's. ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. the investigation into this case is still ongoing. anyone with information is asked to call the sfpd tip line or text a tip to tip 4, 1, 1, in the south bay. what started as a welfare check is now being investigated as a double homicide in san jose officers responded to a call park more avenue around 10 o'clock friday morning. they found 2 people dead at a home. this is video from the scene. the cause of death is under investigation. these mark these mark, the twin cities

23rd and 24th homicides of the year. and residents a san pablo neighborhood can now go home after they were forced to evacuate due to the discovery of hazardous chemicals. this morning, crews finished removing those materials from the shed. this is picture shared by police on friday. it all started after a man cleaning the home of a family member who recently died smelled a strange odor and discovered that shed full of chemicals. more than 100 homes had to be evacuated. >> this is still my city. i love the city. grew up here. i can see this place just deteriorate. >> and that's a frustrated shop owner. you just they run business in san francisco's tenderloin district and they're raising concerns about open air drug use in the city. and this all coming as the local sheriff's office shared these images of a drug seizure wednesday. officers say they've arrested the suspected dealer involved. it's part of a joint effort with city police to crack down on drugs in the area.

>> it's unsafe. you can't walk around. there's open air drug market everywhere. i do see the chp. patrolling they're pushing on from one block to the other. there's just there's moving them around. >> and law enforcement leaders heard some of that frustration from people at a recent tenderloin public safety town hall thursday. the sheriff's office shoring the public. they're doing everything they can to make sure families feel safe. police in oakley arrested a student after they say he brought a gun to the parking lot of freedom. high school. this happened on thursday. officers say the student was involved in a fight after educators called police. they found a gun in his car. and fans plan to hold another rally during the bay bridge series with the giants this afternoon. kron four's gayle ong spoke with one of the organizers of today's rout. >> oakland a's fans at the last bay bridge series game in july saying no to las vegas. right now we're doing what we

stance and. >> and he's rallying people all across the baseball community to try and help us with what the seller team chance and trying to put more pressure on on rob manfred and and john fisher to kind of, you know, sell the team to a local ownership group that can i could keep him here and epbuild the stadium and and be part of the community. >> jorge leon, is the president of oakland. 68, a fan group fighting to keep the team rooted in oakland. bring you have a voice to the 5th inning again. so the team chance where you're so sure. >> whether it's a black one or the kelly green one. but we're calling it a kelly green saturday. so. >> so china, if you're nice bank come out. and kelly green, major league baseball owners still have to vote to approve the a's move as far as moving the vegas. all believe that. want to it. >> maybe i'm in denial. but >> and stadium renderings, a stadium renderings various parts oakland. 3 mana in it's meaningless to me until ashley

backhoes and shovels and under. >> longtime a fan stu clary is credited for coming up with the reverse boycott. he will be attending sunday's game really enjoy there. low going to baseball games jeb >> out there on saturday and sunday hopefully we take 2 from the >> first pitch saturday is 04:00:07pm. more than 30,000 tickets have already been sold. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> happening today, immigration reform advocates in the bay area start a three-day march into san francisco to demand congressional action on immigration groups are set to gather in both san jose and petaluma starting at 8 o'clock. they plan to walk more than 40 miles over the weekend and meet at the federal building in san francisco on monday. the group is calling on congress to pass the registry bill demonstrators say it would allow 8 million undocumented people to apply for legal permanent residency. if you're hoping to wake up a

billionaire this morning. well, we hate to burst your bubble. no one won the mega millions jackpot. that is now at about 1.5 billion dollars or a cash option of 757 million dollars in cash. this is now the second largest jackpot in mega millions history. and the 4th largest in u.s. lottery history. happening today. it is the world dog surfing championships in pacifica. hundreds of people are expected to gather to watch their furry friends hit the waves, hang loose out there. course. tiffany justice is live for us pacifica now with a look at the competition. tiffany. >> good morning. we are 2 hours out, but a lot of people have already arrived, even staking their claim here on the beach right behind me. i also spoke with a photographer for this event and she tells me that once this really starts to get going, you're not able to see any of this. and because it gets so crowded, we know that the

event starts today at 9 o'clock this morning and will go until 12 30. and here is some video from last year's event. the contest is being held on the shores of linda mar beach here in pacifica. this event has grabbed attention from all over the world from australia to the uk and according to organizers right here in the bay area is where the dog surfing competition concept originated. the event is free to spectating. visitors can watch dog surfers from across the nation compete for awards today. there will also be some vendors and other activities to ensoy out here. and the proceeds from the event will go to k 9 related non profits. a surfing competition starts at 9, but the city's will go for pretty much all day today until 07:00pm from 10 to 2. there is a pet wellness fair. you can bring your dog. get your dog checked out. and they even say you can ask questions if you have them, there's going to be a mobile pet adoption service here as well from 09:00pm to 02:00pm at a fashion show from noon to

01:00pm. we're told entrance and sign up is free for that. so a lot of fun going on out here today. it's supposed to be pretty crowded as well. they're going to finish off the day with a yappy hours. stephanie, back to you. >> we hope you have so much fun at that yappy hour. tiffany and best of luck to all the participants in today's competition. all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a celebrity bear in california known for its miss tvs tactics is captured. >> what's next for the tank? plus, prices at the supermarket might be deceiving you. why some say plays in the north bay are being investigated. and after the break, the latest on the clayton fire burning in santa clara county. >> and going to be hot and dry for this weekend. a look at our temperatures into the afternoon, 78 by 11 and by 2.91 that morning, fog mixes up pretty quickly in tomorrow. going to the heat spike day. we'll take a look at weekend forecast and the cool down to next week. kron 4 morning

next week. kron 4 morning continues.

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different hank, the tank has good reputation, a celebrity status gained by an action packed run of mischief, california department of fish and wildlife saying that through dna evidence left behind various homes, it believes the 64 f is responsible for no less than 21 confirmed home break-ins this year. and last year, peter tear up cdfw spokesperson. unfortunately, we've several bears. >> alike. this this big numbers off the charge in terms of the property home invasions. she do. this was. presented a public safety risk some point. kazen middle own recently capture also included her 3 cubs. now will be taken to an animal sanctuary in colorado with her cub staying in northern california at a wildlife rescue in sonoma county. the hope is that someday they can head back into the wild, a happier ending than a previous notion of euthanizing the mama

bear. i don't want to bear to be put down there's a natural habitat. >> we're a bear can go and live that's that's the kind of thing we want. >> mountain lion was spotted friday morning and yeah, out ville. this video was taken near jefferson and madison streets at 06:00am. town officials say that the sightings are rare and mountain lions are native to the area. now, these kept big cats. ida sightings were also reported earlier this week in neighboring sonoma county, including in petaluma cotati and rohnert park. let's get a look outside at the weather conditions happening right now. this is a live look at the bay bridge. just a little bit hazy out there or perhaps that's the. >> thick fog will check in with dave to get some more details on all but a day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody says some of that fog has to mix out. it will be sunny for it may be along the coast as a little stubborn and sometimes hard to do. but for the most part, you should see there it is in downtown san francisco going on. >> as it starts, its mixing process is fairly thin for

this weekend. there's the high pressure developing and the southwest here for us. that will be our story as we head into particularly tomorrow. and then it's only short-lived middle of the week. it will start too collapse a little bit and we'll get a little trough to help us out. temperature wise, 68 antioch at this hour, 60 conquered and hayward. but we do have some upper 50's out there, too. 54 for santa rosa. 55 san francisco and also half moon bay. so the game plan is this. this is the east bay shoreline shot. and you can see those clear skies above. but that's our future. and just this fog this little morning event, mostly sunny and warm, hot inland 90's happening inland 70's and 80's covered the bay. let's bump that up a little bit. 100 plus expected in some of those selective spots might even raced 105, potentially. and then for next week cooling and you'll notice that probably on tuesday, wednesday, the 2 big days. it will be a big drop. the folks inland from monday into tuesday. so let's hand it over to future cast for that morning. fog mixes out both here in monterrey, most

locations will get a little stubborn along the coast. golden gate. just a touch me taken into the afternoon. same process again by sunday afternoon. we approach about 1 o'clock or so you get your afternoon and evening breeze occurring because of all that inland heating tends to drive that further upstream as we get to tuesday wednesday, there are some clouds and bubble a bubble up a little bit. but the bigger issue for us will be the cool. the temps 70's, san francisco, 77 covering for oakland and 85 for san jose. it's pretty good for the game today. 2 of this evening, 97 for any act. looks like concord also at 97. again, we'll probably see triple digits tomorrow. 95 for livermore. we've got 70's and 80's already lining up the east bay shoreline toasting 94 up there to santa rosa next couple of days gets crowded on your sunday by monday. 95. but it will do a better term by tuesday. much cooler by that time, ok? so i look forward to that cool. yeah. but by tomorrow, don't do anything crazy like 12 1 o'clock and whatever. just relax. take it easy yeah.

>> that will be indoors for most of hopefully. thank you so much, dave. all right. well, fire crews continue to make progress on a brush fire that scorched 68 acres so far in santa clara county. >> the clayton fire is 80% contained this morning. it broke out thursday afternoon at clayton road and viet de la vista just east san jose and crews in haypard responded to a fire friday afternoon near cal state east bay campus. the blaze started off the southwest portion of the campus on westview way and harder road. the fire has been contained. no word yet on any structure damage. a historic bakery in san francisco's north beach is forced to close down for a week after a fire friday morning. it happened at la gloria bakery on stockton street. the owner tells us the blaze started in a brick oven more than 100 years old. and we're in county inspectors say safeway has been overcharging customers at several local stores as, quote, forced

recessed also reports it's a problem. inspectors say was made worse by the pandemic. >> during a year and a half period, marine county officials say inspectors discovered safeway stores overcharge consumers at several locations, including the store at town center in corte madera. they found commodities where there were significant overcharges, their shampoo. there's toilet paper. there's produce. you can get all these items. so >> if the problem is truly that, you know, the shelf prices are being updated in the timely fashion, that any of those items are fair game. >> scott, ways of marin county agriculture, weights and measures says california laws states during an inspection. 99% of items tested must be correctly priced and check out. but that is not what they are finding. not only at safeway but at other stores using barcodes county wide. >> we've seen the overall passing rate dropped from 78%

pre-covid to 58% post covid. and there's a lot that goes into obviously such as you know, store culture, much more just finding good people to do. the work very challenging. so we have a busy with the businesses, but there's still that requirement to consume pricing. >> the accurate and there's no ongoing consumer harm in the work place. back in 2014 safeway stores statewide were caught and fined 2.2, 5 million for overcharging customers. >> why says stores corrected their errors this time and signs were not issued. however, he does have some advice for the shopping public alert. consumers are the best defense right against inaccurate transactions. if you do feel like you've been overcharged, keep your receipt and contact your local weights and measures. now in marin county, we had all the red counties stores, but san francisco, sonoma county, bexar county has their which measures in each weights and

measures has a county jurisdictions. >> kron 4 reached out to out bertans who owns safeway stores in an email. they said, quote, safely take such claim seriously and is investigating the matter and quote, in marin county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> diocese of san francisco says it will likely file for bankruptcy because of child abuse claims roughly 100 claims have been settled for about 68 million dollars. if the diocese goes bankrupt, it will be the 3rd in the bay area to do so. oakland and santa rosa both filed for bankruptcy earlier this year. the diocese there. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a new bill could help ease california's sky-high rent problems. >> the reaction from supporters and opponents of that measure. a measure to

allow greater rent control in california has officially been added to the november 2024 ballot. >> it seeks to repeal a state law that restricted local governments from placing rent controls on single-family homes and apartment. that law also allowed landlords to increase rents as much as they like. once a tenant has moved out. >> we need rent control because people are having trouble paying it. so seniors on a fixed theywho work target. hotel workers they are having a lot of trouble making the >> the california apartment association, a landlord

advocacy group warned that if passed the proposed repeal could drastically slow down the construction of affordable housing adversely impact, homeowners and small landlords and exacerbate the state's homelessness crisis. we get another mail carrier has been robbed at gunpoint in the bay area. postal officials say it happened friday in antioch, not far from park middle school. they say the suspect stole the mail carriers. postal keys. the carrier was not hurt over the past few months. mail carriers in san francisco and oakland were also robbed. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the oakland police commission is seeking community feedback on their search for a new police chief. >> how you can participate. and as we head to break for the weekend, if you're looking for something fun, there is the art walk sf party in the outer sunset. it starts at noon on irving street between 21st and 25th avenues. this family-friendly event features local artists, music and items for sale. it is free to for sale. it is free to attend.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, we're learning more about a suspected kidnapper with ties to the bay area and a long criminal history. but first, we want to talk about that ufc fighter who was visiting the bay area that was rob. but he was passing through. we're going to i know that the video doesn't quite align with what we were just talking about there. but it will all make sense in just a few moments here. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. we are also expecting the weather to heat up quite a bit this

weekend. let's check in with dave on all of that paid. >> stephanie, good morning, everybody. we're going to see those 90's return well inland. and even papa to 100 plus for your sunday. it looks like in some of those hot areas in contra costa county. also little solano county as well. but for today, let's just ease into its going to be plenty toasty well inland as well. yes, east bay shoreline numbers kind of a mixture of 70's and 80's. first things. first, though, we're taking care of some of that morning fog. it's still with us. as you can see, downtown shot gives you an idea of it just kind of a little meandering around lingering over out of touch. lot of 60 still in the east bay. we can see 58 going on for livermore up to the north bay hodgepodge of 50's and 60's. 55, san francisco and also for half moon bay. that's where some of the stubborn fog will remain. well, the oakland a's host the giants. they're going fly over to the east bay today, 407, a game time with those temperatures in the mid 60's. mostly sunny and cool. we'll call it so little climate changes are coming in from the

east bay with temperatures the middle to lower 60's. as you go into the night, 78, 11 o'clock by 2. we're calking 91 again, we're going to put those numbers into octane as we pump be on 100 again, a one-day event and then improving into next week and a little break of summer. looks like for us. we'll have more details on that extended forecast and check out your 4 zone to stephanie. thank you. happening today, the oakland police commission host 2 community meetings on their search for a new police chief. >> that first session starts at 10:30am. at the golden gate branch library on san pablo avenue. >> the second starts at 3 this afternoon at the chavez branch library on east 12th street. and we're learning more about the man arrested by the fbi accused of kidnapping and locking up a seattle woman in his garage. the suspect is tied to a series of crimes here in the bay area. kron four's dan kerman has a look at that man's record. >> the guys use of areas the oregon man, federal prosecutors have charged with kidnapping, chaining and sexually assaulting a seattle

woman. prosecutors say the victim ultimately escaped from a cinder block jail cell and sue berries, garage and contacted authorities leading to his arrest. now it turns out the suspect also known as justin hice has a violent criminal past in the bay are court documents indicate in 2020 hice was charged with forcible rape of a minor in oakland with a special allegation that he also kidnapped the victim. a police report indicates in addition to having he also punched the victim before dragging her out of his car. he eventually pleaded no contest to a lesser charge assault with a deadly weapon. and the other charges were dismissed. hi, ended up serving just 56 days in jail and was put on probation. prior to that in 2016. hi, she was 22 at the time was charged with 2 crimes for allegedly having with a 16 year-old newark junior high school student. he ended up pleading no contest to unlawful

intercourse and served 60 days in the alameda county jail. and in 2013 he was charged with shooting at an inhabited dwelling in oakland. but the charges were dropped due to insufficient evidence. authorities believe heist was in the bay area from 2012 to 2021 and they believe there may be other victims. they're asking anybody who might be a victim to come forward. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office faces accusations this morning of mistreating a muslim woman in their custody. the council on american islamic relations claims dlputies yanked off the woman's headscarf while booking her into a correctional facility in milpitas. members say that's a violation of the woman's religious beliefs and constitutional rights. and that group is demanding a public apology and a settlement. all this at the sheriff's office says it has reviewed the surveillance video and that force was not used. happening right now. eastbound i-80 is closed between highway 4 hercules and cummings. skyway in crockett.

that road is closed while crews work on a paving project. and this is video from that same stretch of road last month when crews started that project, the vote is expected to reopen at 5 o'clock monday morning. for your health state. health officials are warning about valley fever. they say a combination of heavy winter rains following severe drought conditions throughout the state has increased the growth of a fungus that causes this illness. it can be spread anywhere. and the bay area's no exception. that illness is similar to a common cold or flu. but the symptoms seem to last longer. experts say. >> sometimes it can take one to 3 weeks sometimes longer before you actually have symptoms. so we might not actually see getting sick in till later in the summer or early fall. >> the disease can easily be treated with antifungal medications, some doctors say and they say the disease only spreads through the air and not through person to person contact. and that's what

county officials are confirming west nile virus has been found in mosquitoes in calistoga. officials say the virus was found in mosquitoes collected on july 19th. no human cases of west nile virus have been reported yet in that county. the virus is transmitted to mosquitoes that feed on infected birds the office recommends avoiding being outdoors in the early morning and evening when mosquitoes are the most active. well, i'm in this year's deadly record storms. governor gavin newsom is taking action. he says he will help the state's long-term response and preparation for this upcoming winter. on friday, he signed an executive order to streamline levee repairs across our state as we approach the next what season that action according to newsom, will also enable the state to accelerate debris removal still left behind from the rainfall and floods earlier this year, executive order will narrow in on all impacted areas. and newsom

says a special focus will turn to levee repairs and debris clearing and the to larry lake bays in and along the salinas san joaquin haro and ventura rivers. san mateo police are looking for 3 people they say are connected to a string of burglaries. they released these images friday and say the burglars broke into 3 homes on palace verdes strive and to contour over and took on the role that drive. they happened in the middle of last month. the city police say they've arrested 2 people in connection to this break-in at a family-owned bike shop. surveillance video captured several men breaking into chain-reaction bicycles. that's on june first and taking off with bikes worth $50,000. police say joe guadalupe gomez and joe rivera of redwood city were arrested. officers believe there are more suspects involved in most of the stolen bikes are still missing. police in san diego are looking for a man who stole a bike and was caught playing with the victim's dog.

look at that. well, take a look. police say that the suspect went into open garage and just took the bike before leaving a dog team out of the house. so he spent some time petting that dog. does it really do its job as a guard dog, though? and then that suspect is took off with the bike. and you need tickets are being offered for beyonce concerts where you won't be able to see her of the so-called no view listening. only tickets are being offered to fans ranging in price between one and $200. and the seats are in places in the stadium with a view of the stage is obstructed in some way. beyonce brings her renaissance tour to levi's stadium in santa clara august. 30th. all right. well, remember this, the giant x sign that went up at the top, the former twitter headquarters last weekend and it tipped a lot of neighbors late at night with those bright flashing lights. >> we're learning that this sign has racked up nearly $4500 in city finds a city

department of inspect the building inspection tells us at the building owner, not elon musk pnid the fees for a permit to remove the ex along with some enforcement fees. so twitter was not on the hook for paying the fees for that big sign. that lineup. and starbucks employees in hayward are unionizing workers at the jackson amador store filed a petition with the national labor relations board to unionize with starbucks workers united. they also sent a letter to starbucks ceo explaining the goal is to improve working conditions at the store. workers at the monterey and alma location in san jose. also unionized back in june. and then from sacramento says he and his ufc fighter friend were robbed at gunpoint while traveling through the bay area. kron four's rob nesbitt explains. >> lin says he was driving home to sacramento from san francisco when he stopped at the royal gas station and lay home just off. i-80. that's when he and his friend ran into trouble. this is the royal gas station that nan lin

pick for his rest. stop wednesday morning around 02:00am buying a bottle of water for his friend sonny and on a well-known ufc fighter from sacramento on way back to his car. he was confronted by a group of men turn around. >> as soon as that turn around, those a pistol pointed at my face. >> lynn says the man in a ski mask grabbed his gold necklaces and hit him on the side of the neck with a pistol. and so i like all my change, you know, let me take it. >> and the guy demanded. i take off my want everything. my pockets. and you know, i i just gave everything to him. you know, to bible and took my car keys. he says the group of men went through his suv, taking everything they could and then robbed his friend in the back seat. the group left without stealing the car, but lennon. yet, don had no phones to call 9-1-1. so they turn to the gas station attendant for help. and i'm like, hey, did you call emergency services? you call 9-1-1. those. >> it was chicken said on the call 9-1-1. >> it does know says after repeated attempts to get the

attended to call 9-1-1, his frustrations get the best of him. >> put all the golf club in my car. my intent was a scary and. and actually hit the but a shattered my phone calls and voicemails, the royal gas station for comment have gone unanswered. lynn says he eventually gave up on helping the station's attendant and show the rest of the way to sacramento filing multiple police reports since then and hopes the men who robbed him are found these. >> people or >> committing these crimes. like of us. she in jail. i want to see some type of call supplies. >> i've reached out to the vallejo police department to check on the police reports investigation, but i'm not heard back reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the future of talents, stanford athletics in limbo 4 more teams leave the pac. 12. we'll tell you how the schools are responding. plus, writers and studio representatives meet for the

first time in months. a deal in the bitter hollywood liver strike may still be a ways off. >> got a heat pump coming for us this weekend. it's going to be a little bit more of a ride tomorrow, though, but upper 90's expected. well in that we're going cross into the century mark for tomorrow. those and the reach is get a check of your 4 zone forecast. check of your 4 zone forecast. an extent that we come back to stop right there! this week, the denny's super slam is only $9.99. hungry for all your breakfast favorites?

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next for cal and stanford kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney breaks it down for us. >> the once proud conference of champions is hanging on by a thread. it's been a chaotic week for the pac, 12 home to cal and stanford since the 19 ten's with word on friday that 5 more of the schools in the conference are on the way out after friday. the conference is officially down to the pact. 4, the ducks and huskies made it official. they have been accepted into the big 10 conference for the 2024 season. well, utah, arizona, an arizona state for granted admission to join colorado in the big 12. just a tough pill to swallow for sports fans to cheer for the teams in the pac. 12 as a number of longstanding rivalries will become a thing of the past. this wave of realignment leaves just 4 schools in the conference for the 2024 season, including our local members, allen stanford, their future remains up in the air. now, both released statements. and so did the pac 12, quote,

today's news is incredibly disappointing for student athletes, fans, alumni and staff of the pac. 12 who cherished the over 100 year history tradition and rivalries of the conference of champions. we remain focused on securing the best possible future for each of our member universities, cal and stanford have until the end of the pac. 12 rights deal expiring next summer to decide where they will go after this. definitely a story to keep your eye on. that's it for sports. now back to you. kate. thank you. >> let's take a live look now at coit tower this morning. a beautiful view of the tower, but under pretty cloudy skies there looking quite chilly if you're planning to step out in san francisco at this hour, 70 7.44. saturday morning. let's check in now with dave check. it sounds like a pretty good idea, though. well, for the early part, though, one of the layers, though, because later on, you you go. you've got the right idea. those stephanie mother, nature's air conditioner checking in as it starts to really get hot you, folks. >> well inland, particularly

tomorrow, sfo, by the way, here's the fog. checking in. good news is no delays happening out that way. tahoe forecast. well, you don't see the heat spike as much here. sure. 81, but we remain that way all the way through about tuesday. so not too bad by summertime standards. lots of sunshine going on. doesn't look like you're to be interfered at all by this afternoon. thunder bumpers pop popping up a little bit, although we do see a little bit of moisture towards the middle of the week, but we'll get into that in just a bit clear out our way. 68 currently for any act. we've got 58 livermore, 60 conquered and also a word. 55, san francisco, also half moon bay. we're going 54 for santa rosa. sweet numbers on all of that. so for the weekend, got the heat spiking. see kind of the keep away gained. then later on by tuesday, kind of a weak trough thing develops in our backyard here. that's the end of it. it takes that heat wave away from us. so we'll have some really moderate temperatures coming our way here. a little of that marine layer. you can see it. we'll check in will be more aggressive in the morning hours. maybe even some coastal drizzle. so there's the high

doing it. the activity here in the 4 corner states, it gets settled by today. tomorrow there's our heat. spike development, not quite in the right location or as intense as previous ones are were. so therefore, our temperatures won't be quite as hot. so the impact from our vantage point, not as great and there comes the trough and you can see here by tuesday. all. yeah. bring it on. looking lovely. all right. let's check it out here in the 4 zone forecast for today. we've got 70 for san francisco. looks like towards the coast lower 60's. this is sometimes a bit of a problem area in terms later fog clearing here, 78 for burning game. 85 city, 86 palo alto, redwood 85. we have the mid 80's for the south bay today. 95 morgan hill lower 80's on the east bay shoreline, tri valley for today. maybe mid-nineties will kind of work. 97 get up concord, but it's triple digits tomorrow. 75 for berkeley, the 76 93 fairfield, 86 for napa and 94 for santa rosa. it's a quick eats bike. there's no statements with it.

so it's not too crazy, but we're going to pop up there to 101, might even see numbers get perhaps approaching about 105 with all of that. there's the middle of the week, though, that looks marvelous. there were thrown some scattered clouds and that mixture there. it's all the marine layer coming in here, stephanie. and also a bit coming up in the monsoon just in terms of some scattered cosmetic clouds. don't see any problems with all of that. but watching next weekend might be another. he pump to look out for 2. ok and some are still. all right. thank you for that reminder day. thank you. >> the hollywood strike could slowly be moving towards a resolution. the writers guild met with studio producers. >> on friday to resume negotiations after a monthslong standoff. john fenoglio has the latest on friday's strike negotiations. >> as hundreds of striking screenwriters and actors descended on universal studios friday. how there was a glimmer of hope in hollywood that there could be an end in sight to at least one strike.

hoping that at least going to the talks agree to start like actually negotiating again writers guild negotiators and representatives from the alliance of motion picture and television producers or amptp, which represents major studios and streaming giants meeting for the first time since negotiations collapsed on may. 1st. that was 95 days ago. the actors union sag aftra joined the wga on the picket lines, july 14th, the party's far apart on core issues, including minimum staffing and writers room, viewership, data transparency for streaming companies, better residual pay for streaming content and safeguards around the use of ai and productions members from both unions have blasted the studios and streamers as greedy. the amptp issuing a statement thursday saying in part friday's discussion with the wga is to determine whether we have a willing bargaining partner, the wga bargaining committees. rhetoric is unfortunate. >> this strike has heard

thousands of people in this industry and we take that very seriously. variety reporting that warner brothers discovery says the strike is save the company. more than 100 billion dollars during the 2nd quarter of this year. both sides have to come to the table. every strike is ultimately ended. usc professor stephen ross specializes in us laborer in power studies. he says there may be a specific reasons. studios and streamers are beginning to talk to the wga almost 100 days into the strike. most contracts that the studios and streaming services sign. with the have for issue which says in case of a strike. >> contracts can be canceled. and i i believe they're structured so that they can cancel certain things 30 days into strike 60 days and 90 days, soap or some of the the 90 day period gives them a chance to get rid of any

contracts that are not making money for them. so they can slash there. costs. and so there's not an incentive to really settle until the force. sure crosses have all been met. >> and that was john reporting for us. late last night, the wga issued a statement saying their representatives met with 8 a and p t. amptp as president. the wga says they are making progress on a number of issues. but residuals do remain a sticking point. bottom line, no deal was reached. a pair of bills aiming to make social media platforms less dangerous for kids could soon become law. our washington correspondent jessi tenure explains. >> you know, it's killing americans right now. it's this. lawmakers warned the u.s. ik in the midst of a mental health crisis and say often times kids are the victims and social media companies are the perpetrators. this is their

responsibility. you know, our children are the product. tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn is sponsoring legislation to prevent the platforms from spreading addictive and harmful material to minors. the tech companies are capable. they haven't been willing, but they are of making the internet a safer environment for our children. massachusetts democrat senator ed markey's bill would raise the age of consent to collect data from 12 to 16 enough prioritizing money over mental health. enough. prioritizing profits over people but civil liberties groups and privacy advocates worry the measures could actually make the internet more dangerous for kids. >> by restricting content that could help them and creating age verification systems that could collect more data. cole on the kabul for the national experiment. they're conducting not on our children for profit. the legislation passed out of committee before congress left for recess. >> but when lawmakers return next month, they'll have to

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>> now on the kron, 4 morning news. we're getting a first look at body cam footage from deadly police shooting. but officers say led up to that fatal encounter. and the bay bridge series kicks off this afternoon with another protest by a spans. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday. august the 5th. let's get started with a check on your weather with dave spahr we're expecting another warm one today. yes, we are in into the weekend. in fact, too. good morning, stephanie. good morning, the scenario we have to start things off with a course again, is that fog that we're grieving with the morning and then we go into the sunny,

warm temperatures for not quite hot will say, getting close certain leanne little feel that way in the 90's. we're going to pop things, though, into high gear tomorrow a little bit. it's a quick event. >> before we back down again for the middle of the week, there's the leftover fog you can see from quite tower in the background will take care of the overcast skies going to back to mostly sunny. now, right now we're in the 60's over a good chunk of the east bay. 59 going on for oakland. 55, san francisco. 55 going on afternoon bay comparison for you. a pretty close to how was this time from yesterday? little warmer up to santa rose by 4 degrees. now what we're watching is the high pressure to build, but it's not going to be as potent or the exact right spot to really push those numbers real high. so we don't have a heat advisory, but certainly it will be plenty hot well inland. here's the breakdown for you today. 83 by high noon by 3. we're talking 93. so today it's a 90 story. but tomorrow, again, we have the 100 plus expected. we're going to get more into that coming up in just a bit. but that cooldown to stephanie. dave, thank you.

>> caltrain's will this week they reported their 7th fatality of the year. it happened around 7.30, last night when a train fatally struck someone at tunnel for between san francisco's 22nd street in bay shore stations. no injuries were reported involving anyone on board that train. the tracks were cleared by 10, 30 last night. police on friday released body cam video showing a fatal shooting. that incident happened last week and the city's bayview district. police say the man who died was armed with a gun. was the moeny. an explains. >> sfpd released body camera video of a police officer's. they shot down. 41 year-old bryant bluford. they say he was pacing around and stepping up to officers demanding that they like over suspect. they arrested with an outstanding warrant. for scene with a hand on a gun in his waistband after officers asked dozens of times for him to lift up his hands. he instead reaches for

the firearm and pointed at them and it's not against lot of walk across the street questions or yell profanities, whatever. >> threats. to kill people to kill police officers gripping a handgun after you make that threat pointing a handgun at a police officer is against the law and it's a life-threatening situations after blue for the shot down, officers approached him to give him cpr. >> the notice of 45 caliber light-coloured gun at his side. that sfpd says was loaded with one round along with the magazine that had 10 rounds in it. police chief bill scott called this loss of life a tragedy and made sure to note that the presentation wasn't the last word on the outcome. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting for us and now to the south bay. what started as a welfare check is now being investigated as a double homicide in san jose officers responded to a call on park more avenue around 10 o'clock friday morning. they found 2 people dead at a home. this is video from the scene. the

cause of death is under investigation. these marks these mark, the 20 the city's 23rd and 24th homicides of the year. residents in us and public neighborhood can now go home after they were forced to evacuate due to the discovery of hazardous materials. this morning, crews finished removing those materials from the shed. this is an image shared by police on friday. it all started after a man cleaning the home of a family member who recently died smelled a strange odor and discovered that shed full of chemicals more than 100 homes had to be evacuated. >> this is still my city. love the city. grew up here. i can see this place just deteriorate. >> that's a frustrated shop owner you just heard from in san francisco's tenderloin district, raising concerns about open air drug use in the city. this all coming as the local sheriff's office shared these images of a drug seizure wednesday. officers say they've arrested the suspected dealer involved. it's all part

of a joint effort with city police to crack down on drugs in the area. >> it's unsafe. you can't walk around. there's open air drug market everywhere. i do see the chp. patrolling they're pushing on from one block to the other. there's just there's moving them around. >> and law enforcement leaders heard some of that frustration from people at a recent public safety town hall on thursday. the sheriff's office sharing them that they're doing everything they can to make sure families feel safe. police in oakley arrested a student after they say he brought a gun to the parking lot of freedom. high school. this happened thursday. officers say the student was involved in a fight after educators call police. they found a gun in his car. its fans plan to hold another rally during the bay bridge series with the giants this afternoon. how is gayle ong spoke with one of the organizers of today's event. >> oakland a's fans at the last bay bridge series game in

july saying no to las vegas. right now we're doing what we stance and. >> and he's rallying people all across the baseball community to try and help us with what the seller team chance and trying to put more pressure on on the rob manfred john fisher to kind of, you know, sell the team to a local ownership group that can i could keep him here and build the stadium and and be a part of the community. >> jorge leon, is the president of oakland. 68, a fan group fighting to keep 15 rooted in oakland. bring you have a voice as to the 5th inning again. so the team chance where you're so sure. >> whether it's a black one or the kelly green one. but we're calling it a kelly green saturday. so. >> so china, if you're nice bank come out. and kelly green, major league baseball owners still have to vote to approve the a's move as far as moving the vegas. all believe that. want to it. maybe i'm in denial. but >> and sheen stadium renderings, a stadium, renderings various parts and 3

mana in it's meaningless to me until backhoes and shovels and under. >> longtime a fan stu clary is credited for coming up with the reverse boycott. he will be attending sunday's game really enjoy water there. love going to baseball games. glad going to >> out there on saturday and sunday hopefully we take 2 from the >> first pitch saturday is 04:00:07pm. more than 30,000 tickets have already been sold. gayle ong kron. 4 news. happening now. immigration reform advocates in the bay area start a three-day march into san francisco. >> demand congressional action on immigration groups are set to gather in both san jose and petaluma starting at 8 o'clock. the plan to walk walk more than 40 miles over the weekend and meet at the federal building in san francisco on monday. the group is calling on congress to pass the registry bill demonstrators say it would allow 8 million undocumented people to apply for legal permanent residency. 4500 jose

city employees have finished voting on whether to authorize a strike. that vote had been going on for the last 3 days. they're demanding improved pay and benefits and are proposing pay hikes of up to 7%. the city is offering to pay hikes of up to 5%. i spoke with san jose mayor matt mahan how did though she asians are going from the city's perspective? for us to give more than a 5% raise will have to identify painful cuts. we have to reduce staffing and police and fire cut library hours or pay few roads. and these essential services that our residents also rely on. so we have to have a deal that's fair for everyone. >> we have a great workforce here. they deserve a raise. that's what we're offering them. i just don't see how we go beyond 5% without having to cut services, which is not a position in any of us want to be in. >> well, the mayor added the city has already reached a deal with several other bargaining groups. the results

of the strike vote will be announced monday. we have an update to report about a berkeley gardner who had his work truck stolen. the family of javier tells kron 4 that truck has been found. it was stolen last week along with all of his tools and important documents. well, unfortunately, his daughter says the truck is not drivable and all the tools are gone. they are checking with insurance to see if this truck can be fixed. if you're hoping to wake up a billionaire morning. well, sorry to burst your bubble. no one won the mega millions jackpot. it's now at 1.5 billion dollars or a cash option of 757 million dollars in cash. this is now the second largest jackpot in mega millions history and the 4th largest in u.s. lottery history. happening today. it is the world dog surfing championships in pacifica. hundreds of people are expected to gather to watch their furry friends hit the waves and hang loose. kron

four's. tiffany justice is live for us now in pacifica with a look at the furry and fierce competitors. tiffany. >> yes, good morning. i mean, if you love dogs, this is the place to be check out this little cutie right over my shoulder with the mohawk. so he is just saw now until it's time to compete. >> but i do want to show you around. it is quite busy here as people are arriving early to make sure they're getting a good spot on the beach. i'm being told once this really starts to get going. >> you're not going to be able to find a single area to and because it is or will be getting really crowded in the area. so being told that the surfing competition will go from 09:00am to 12, 30. and here's some video from last year's event. the contests being held on the shores of linda mar beach in pacifica. this event has grabbed attention from all over the world from australia to the uk, according to organizers right here in the bay area is where the dog surfing competition concept originated. the event is free

to spec tate and visitors can watch dog surfers from across the nation. compete for awards. there will be vendors here as well with other activities to enjoy. and the proceeds of this event will go to k 9 related nonprofits, the surfing competition starts at 9 o'clock this morning. but festivities will go on for pretty much all day until 07:00pm from 10 to 2. there is a pet wellness fair. you can get your dog checked out here. we're also being told that if you have any questions for the event, you can also ask those questions. there's going to be a mobile pet adoption service here as wall from 09:00am to 02:00pm and a fashion show from noon to 01:00pm. we're told entrance and sign up is free. gary this is one of highlights of the year. >> oh, yes, it's absolutely amazing. watching those out there on the surfboard. really special to us is. well, we like i told you about rusty, the surfing men pn. he's

retiring this year. we him on instagram and people were by down there there from. we've met them on instagram and there's a bunch of others that are coming here today that we've okay. there's a lot to do out here, especially if you're a dog lover are being told that they're ending the day with a yappy hour. stephanie, back to you. and that sounds like a doggone good time to thank you so much for your live coverage of so much fun out there. >> well, coming up on the kron, 4 morning news prices at the supermarket might be deceiving you why some safe ways in the north bay being investigated. >> and after the break, the latest on the clayton fire burning in santa clara county. >> look at the breakdown for today. it's about 83 by high noon to 3 at 93. going to talk about those dog days of summer

>> welcome back kron. morning news. good morning, everybody. and live shot coming in it for you. from a half moon bay still got those overcast skies. this tends to be a stubborn area in the bay to get that fog cleared out for privacy afternoon. sunshine working in here. once we take care of this this morning, our temperature check obviously cool. 55 56, san francisco, most readings in the east bay of already pop into the 60's inland, even on the east bay shoreline. we're at 59 or 62 for hayward. 58 for santa rosa. the star of our weekend is going to be that high pressure cell. that's going to be way down here in the 4 corner states. it's going to migrate a bit towards the west, but it's positioning will not be the same as our other heat spike that really sent those numbers really

shooting high. it's going to be briefed to although you folks inland going to be pretty toasty today and monday as well. but everybody will all feel that relief by tuesday. however, the big, nice little drop here. so mostly sunny and warm, hot inland. here's your shot of the east bay shoreline. little haze leftover but blue skies working in here, 90's inland will do 70's and 80's for the east bay shoreline. and just about all of that will be in the 80's by tomorrow. hot, inland, warm for the bay is how we'll call it for that tomorrow. and again near about 100 going on well inland now, next week, cooling by midweek. so monday, not notice. much of a change is still back. the 90's and all that tuesday, a big drop down for tuesday wednesday. maybe not as generous as last week but will definitely feel pretty good on that front, too. and it looks like it warms back up again next weekend, although still working on details. so by midday here is the progress. a little bit of fog hiding out a little on the peninsula. looks like and then we do with same thing again tomorrow. not bad for the progress of the fog given all of this. but you see how quickly it clears out

later on during the week day forecast. we do see a little bit a bubbling up of a few scattered clouds, however, don't think that's going to make it too much into the bay. we get a little nervous. we see that this time of year. sometimes just the monsoon work. and 74 san francisco, 77 for oakland, 85 for san jose. but the 90's are hiding out well inland, still 90's, but upper 90's that that 94 going on for santa rosa. there's the green hanging out of the peninsula here. 62, half moon bay and 70 for san francisco gets crowded tomorrow and then by monday, we're going 96 a hint of things to come. stephanie. we'll see some numbers get back to the 80's. well, in looks like tuesday, wednesday, ok? well, you know, i'm going to try to stay by the coastline, had be checked on sunshine the afternoon to kind of warm up on the beach and yes, yes, that's a great idea. actually takes a lot to about them all right. thanks so much. >> well, a massive black bear has been captured in lake tahoe. erick rucker tells us what happens next to hank the

tank and her 3 cubs. >> a wanted by california fish and wildlife has been caught this 500 pound moma. black bear is designated 64 f but in the streets, she and other large bears go by a different hank, the tank has good reputation, a celebrity status gained by an action packed run of mischief, california department of fish and wildlife saying that through dna evidence left behind various homes, it believes the 64 f is responsible for no less than 21 confirmed home break-ins this year. and last year, peter tear up cdfw spokesperson. unfortunately, we've several bears. >> a like this. this because there's often charge in terms of the property home invasions. i'm sure this was. represented a public safety risk some point, chasm in

alone recently per capture also included her 3 cubs. now will be taken to an animal sanctuary in colorado with her cubs staying in northern california at a wildlife rescue in sonoma county. the hope is that someday they can head back into the wild, a happier ending than a previous notion of euthanizing the mama bear. i don't want to bear to be put down there's a natural habitat. >> we're a bear can go and live that's that's the kind of thing we want. >> the mountain lion was spotted friday morning. any out bill, this video was taken here. jefferson and madison streets at 06:00am town. officials say the sightings are rare and the mountain lions are native to this area. mountain lion sightings were also reported earlier this week in neighboring sonoma county, including in petaluma cotati and rohnert park. fire crews continue to make progress on a brush fire that burned 68 acres so far in santa clara county. the clayton fire is 80% contained this morning. that broke out

thursday afternoon at clayton road and via de la vista, east of san jose. and crews in hayward responded to a fire friday afternoon near cal state east bay campus. that blaze started off the southwest portion of the campus on westview way and harder road. the fire has been contained. no word yet on any structure damage. a historic bakeries. san francisco's north beach is forced to close down for a week after a friday fire. it happened la gloria bakery on stockton street. the owner tells us the blaze started in a brick oven more than 100 years old. the catholic diocese of san francisco says it will likely file for bankruptcy because of child abuse claims roughly 100 claims have been settled for about 68 million dollars. if the diocese does go bankrupt, it will be the 3rd in the bay area to do so. organizations in oakland and santa rosa all filed for bankruptcy earlier this year. and marion county inspectors say safely has been overcharging customers at

several local stores as kron four's terisa stasio reports. it's a problem. inspectors say was made worse by the pandemic. >> during a year and a half period, marine county officials say inspectors discovered safeway stores overcharge consumers at several locations, including the store at town center in corte madera. they found commodities where there were significant overcharges, their shampoo. there's toilet paper. there's produce. you can get all these items. so >> if the problem is truly that, you know, the shelf prices are being updated in the timely fashion, that any of those items are fair game. >> scott, ways of marin county, agriculture, weights and measures says california laws states during an inspection. 99% of items tested must be correctly priced and check out. but that is not what they are finding. not only at safeway but at other stores using barcodes county wide. >> we've seen the overall

passing rate dropped from 78% pre-covid to 58% post covid. and there's a lot that goes into obviously such as you know, store culture, much more just finding good people to do. the work very challenging. so we have a busy with the businesses, but there's still that requirement to consume pricing. >> the accurate and there's no ongoing consumer harm in the work place. back in 2014 safeway stores statewide were caught and fined 2.2, 5 million for overcharging customers. >> why says stores corrected their errors this time. >> and signs were not issued. however, he does have some advice for the shopping public alert. consumers are the best defense right against inaccurate transactions. if you do feel like >> you've been overcharged, keep your receipt and contact your local weights and measures. now in marin county, we had all the counties stores, but san francisco,

sonoma county, bexar county has their which measures in each weights and measures has a county jurisdictions. >> kron 4 reached out to out bertans who owns safeway stores in an email. they said, quote, safely take such claim seriously and is investigating the matter and quote, in marin county, theresa kron, 4 news still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a new bill could help ease california. sky-high rent problems. >> the reaction from supporters and opponents of the measure.

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rather it california has officially been added to the november 2024 ballot. it seeks to repeal a state law that restricted local governments from placing rent controls on single-family homes and apartment. that law also allowed landlords to increase rents as much as they like. once a tenant moved out. >> you need rent control because people are having trouble paying it. so seniors on a fixed they're starbucks people who work target. our hotel workers they are having a lot of trouble making the rents. >> the california apartment association, a landlord advocacy group warns that if passed the proposed repeal would could drastically slow down the construction of affordable housing adversely impact, homeowners and small landlords and exacerbate the state's homelessness crisis. yeah, another mail carrier has been robbed at gunpoint in the bay area. postal officials say it happened friday in antioch, not far from park middle school. they say the suspect stole the mail carriers.

postal keys. the carrier was not hurt over the last few months. carriers in san francisco and oakland were also robbed. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the oakland police commission is seeking community feedback on their search for a police chief. >> how you can participate. and as we head to break for the weekend, you can check out the italian family in san jose. >> check then take a tally in food drinks and live entertainment. sounds delicious. the feature food will include pizza, spaghetti and cannoli. also wine tasting, a kids activity zone starts at 11 this morning and is free to check out a

>> now on the kron 4 morning news. we're learning more about a suspected kidnapper with ties to the bay area and a long criminal history and a ufc fighter visiting the bay area says he was robbed while passing through. good 29 a saturday morning. thank you for joining us. we are expecting the weather to heat up this weekend. so let's get a first check of your forecast with dave. it a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. it's going to over the heat pump going on here for us this weekend. you haven't heard about the heat advisories. they really haven't issued one. >> for us this weekend. but sunday will be a little bit warmer than we're talking about for today. hot. so will make into the triple digits with all that. here's san jose state for you. nice blue skies already taken. hold of the skies there going forward and our temperatures mostly in the 60's for now in the east bay. 62, by the way, for san jose

and 50's hang on a little bit for chunks of the peninsula like half moon bay and even san francisco's at 57 world be in the mid 60's for the oakland a's as they host the giants today for a 7 game time and mostly sunny cool. some of late evening kind of drift on in. but nice palatable temperatures there. little chilly if you're heading in. however, from those in the reach is 83 by high noon at 3 will do about 93 again. we're bumping that up a little tomorrow. and that's a one-day bump cooling off by the middle of next week. we're going to get more into that in the 4 zone forecast and that extended forecast to 70. >> thank you, dave. happening today, the oakland police commission host 2 community meetings on their search for a new police chief. the first session starts at 10:30am. at the golden gate branch library on san pablo avenue. the second starts at 3 this afternoon at the cesar chavez branch library on east 12th street. and we're learning more about the man arrested by the fbi accused of kidnapping and locking up a seattle woman

in his garage. the suspect is tied to a series of crimes here in the bay area. kron four's dan kerman has a look at his record. >> the guys use of areas, the oregon man, federal prosecutors have charged with kidnapping, chaining and sexually assaulting a seattle woman. prosecutors say the victim ultimately escaped from a cinder block jail cell and sue berries, garage and contacted authorities leading to his arrest. now it turns out the suspect also known as justin hyche has a violent criminal past in the bay area. court documents indicate in 2020 hice was charged with forcible rape of a minor in oakland with a special allegation that he also kidnapped the victim. a police report indicates in addition to having he also punched the victim before dragging her out of his car. he eventually pleaded no contest to a lesser charge assault with a deadly weapon. and the other charges were dismissed. hi, ended up

serving just 56 days in jail and was put on probation. prior to that in 2016. hi, she was 22 at the time was charged with 2 crimes for allegedly having with a 16 year-old newark junior high school student. he ended up pleading no contest to unlawful intercourse and served 60 days in the alameda county jail. and in 2013 he was charged with shooting at an inhabited dwelling in oakland. but the charges were dropped due to insufficient evidence. authorities believe heist was in the bay area from 2012 to 2021 and they believe there may be other victims. they're asking anybody who might be a victim to come forward. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office faces accusations this morning of mistreating a muslim woman in their custody. the council on american islamic relations claims deputies yanked off the woman's headscarf while booking her into a correctional facility in milpitas. members say thatos a

violation of the woman's religious beliefs and constitutional rights. the sheriff's office says it reviewed surveillance video and that force was not used. >> happening right now, eastbound i-80 is closed between highway 4 in hercules and coming skyway in crockett. the road is closed while crews work on a paving project. this is video from that same stretch of road last month crews started working on the project, the road is expected to reopen at 5 o'clock monday afternoon route. using monday morning for your health state. health officials are warning about valley fever. they say a combination of heavy winter rains following severe drought conditions throughout the state has increased growth of a fungus which causes the illness. experts say the onus is similar to a common cold or flu, but the symptoms seem to last longer. >> sometimes it can take one to 3 weeks sometimes longer before you actually have symptoms. so we might not actually see getting sick in till later in the summer or

early fall. >> health officials say the disease can be treated with antifungal medication. they say the disease only spreads through the air and not through person to person contact. and that the county officials say west nile virus have been found in mosquitoes in calistoga. no human cases have been reported yet in the county. the virus is transmitted to mosquitoes that feed on infected birds. the office recommends staying indoors in the early morning and evening when mosquitoes are most active. and this week, governor newsom signed off on orders. supporters say will improve the state's response to severe winter weather on friday. newsom signed this executive order to streamline levee repairs across california as we approach the next wet season. newsom's office says the action will also allow the state to accelerate debris removal still left behind from the rainfall and floods earlier this year, tulare lake basin and along the salinas and joaquin haro and ventura rivers. san mateo police are

looking for 3 people they say are connected to a string of burglaries. they released these images friday. they say burglars broke into 3 homes, a palace for his drive and ticonderoga drive these happen in the middle of last month. city police say they've arrested 2 people in connection to this break-in at a family-owned bike shop. surveillance video captured several men forcing their way into chain-reaction bicycles back on june. 1st, the group took off with $50,000 worth of merchandise. police arrested 2 suspects, joe guadalupe gomez and joe rivera of redwood city officers believe there are more suspects involved. and now to a cure is video out of san diego, a guard dog that didn't exactly do its job when a man stole a bike out of its owner's garage. >> take a look. police say that the man went into an open garage and took out the bike. but before made off with the

merchandise or wet with that bike, that dog came out of the house to see what was happening. and as you just saw there, receive spent some time playing with and petting the dog before taking off with the stolen items that the dog just kind of watches and go with the tale. weddings. it's a friendly friendly animal, but didn't quite do its job. there. well, if you're trying to get tickets to see beyonce at levi stadium, some lower priced options are opening up that you might not get the best view, the so-called the nov you listening. only tickets are listed at prices ranging between one and $200. the seats are in places in the stadium where the view of the stage is obstructed in some way. beyonce brings her via renaissance tour to santa clara on august. 30th. and remember this, a giant x sign that went up at the top of former twitter headquarters last weekend that kept neighbors up at night. well, it turns out this sign has racked up nearly $4500 in city. 5th fines. but twitter

did not end up footing. the bill city officials tell us the building's owner pay the fees for a permit to remove that giant x. starbucks workers in hayward are employees at the jackson amador store filed a petition with the national labor relations board to unionize with starbucks workers united. they also sent a letter to starbucks ceo explaining the goal is to improve working conditions at the store workers at the monterey and a location in san jose. most recently unionized in june. a man from sacramento says he and his ufc fighter friend were robbed at gunpoint while traveling through the bay area. how ford's rob nesbitt explore explains. >> and lands as he was driving home to sacramento from san francisco when he stopped at the royal gas station in valais help just off i-80. that's when he and his friend ran into trouble. this is the royal gas station that nan lin pick for his rest. stop wednesday morning around

02:00am buying a bottle of water for his friend sonny and on a well-known ufc fighter from sacramento on way back to his car. he was confronted by a group of men turn around. >> as soon as that turn around, those a pistol pointed at my face. >> lynn says the man in a ski mask grabbed his gold necklaces and hit him on the side of the neck with a pistol. and so i'm like all my change. you know, let me take it. >> and the guy demanded. i take off my want everything. my pockets. and you know, i i just gave everything to him. you know, to bible and took my car keys. he says the group of men went through his suv, taking everything they could and then robbed his friend in the back seat. the group left without stealing the car, but lennon. yet, don had no phones to call 9-1-1. so they turn to the gas station attendant for help. and i'm like, hey, did you call emergency services? you call 9-1-1. those. >> it was chickens. have them a call. 9-1-1. >> it does know says after repeated attempts to get the attended to call 9-1-1, his frustrations get the best of

him. >> put all the golf club in my car. my intent was a scary and. and actually hit the but a shattered my phone calls and voicemails of the royal gas station for comment have gone unanswered. lynn says he eventually gave up on helping the station's attendant and show the rest of the way to sacramento filing multiple police reports since then and hopes the men who robbed him are found these. >> people or >> committing these crimes. like of us. she in jail. i want to see some type of cause of words. >> i've reached out to the vallejo police department to check on the police reports investigation but not heard back reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the future of cal and stanford athletics is in limbo after 4 more teams leave the pac. 12. we'll tell you how the schools are responding. plus, writers studio representatives meet for the first time in months.

and the bitter hollywood labors strike may still be a ways off. >> temperatures pushing inland into the upper 90's for today, but still waiting for that sea noted above. that happens tomorrow. going to check into your seven-day forecast along with the 4 zone as well. the with the 4 zone as well. the kron 4 morning news continues. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, ♪ ♪ but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪

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>> a tough day for the pac. 12 u.s. 5 teams announced friday. they will be leaving one of college sports biggest conferences. leaves a lot of questions about what comes next for cal and stanford for sports reporter kate rooney breaks it down for us.

>> the once proud conference of champions is hanging on by a thread. it's been a chaotic week for the pac, 12 home to cal and stanford since the 19 ten's with word on friday that 5 more of the schools in the conference are on the way out after friday. the conference is officially down to the pact. 4, the ducks and huskies made it official. they have been accepted into the big 10 conference for the 2024 season. well, utah, arizona, an arizona state were granted admission to join colorado in the big 12. just a tough pill to swallow. for sports fans to cheer for the teams in the pac. 12 as the number of longstanding rivalries will become a thing of the past. this wave of realignment leaves just 4 schools in the conference for the 2024 season, including our local members, allen stanford, their future remains up in the air. now, both released statements. and so did the pac 12, quote, today's news is incredibly disappointing for student

athletes, fans, alumni and staff of the pac. 12 who cherished the over 100 year history tradition and rivalries of the conference of champions. we remain focused on securing the best possible future for each of our member universities, cal and stanford have until the end of the pac. 12 rights deal expiring next summer to decide where they will go after this. definitely a story to keep your eye on. that's it for sports. now, back to you. >> all right, take a live look now at downtown san francisco this morning. gorgeous view of the city at this hour. a 44 this saturday, you can see sales force tower right in the middle of your screen there at the top and some beautiful clouds out there today. little bit of haze going on. yeah, it's a nice way to start the day. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we've already taking care of some of that fog. >> east bay shoreline here, just a little thin layers, leftover blue skies, blue bay to a hot weekend. we are indeed. here's what's going on in tahoe. if you're headed that direction, if sunday into early next week will be around

80 issue looks for high temperatures. no interference looks like for afternoon thunder showers with this as well. high pressure will ultimately start to build in the 4 corner states. there. now its placement won't be perfect. now here for us, like we've had these other heat spikes. so temperatures will be hot to the shore, but we're early august late july kind of thing. so they'll be pretty much on tap for this time of year. 60's covering a good chunk of the east bay. 59 for oakland about 57 me. meanwhile, for san francisco in 58 for santa rosa for watching future cast for in all of this is what we get it first early into the week when we break that heat, spike little trough happens here. but a little bit of the way of some moisture trust to bubble up a little bit does not look overly impressive, however. and that's good because that's all that monsoon moisture. the pops up and sometimes that can give us some dry lightning with that. let's get back to this high anyway. it starts coming over here. come on. and then it gets kind of settled. this will be for tomorrow and will give us our heat bump for tomorrow. that means getting those numbers in the lower 100

range. then it will break down pretty quickly. here comes trough, the kind of help out. how about that? that looks great. so that will be as we go into the middle of the week being treated with sub average temperatures even well inland 4 zone forecast. this is how we'll do it for today. 70 for san francisco, the coast. the biggest issue will be when the clouds to part this fog getting taken care of pacifica. looks like you're going look at 66 for an afternoon high with afternoon sunshine, 78 for burning again. 80 foster city, 86 for palo alto in the south bay mid 80's. but popping to about 95 or so. morgan hill there, east bay shoreline, lower 80's tri valley in the middle 90's. it looks like for today with concord popping about 97. now that will be triple digits for tomorrow. 77, oakland, berkeley at 75 allay 76. 93 for fairfield 86 napa and will do about a 94 for santa rosa. tomorrow's the big day. that's we'll see. you know, those triple digits and all that monday. you don't notice much of a change happening, although there will be around the bay and at the coastal drop a little and then

tuesday, wednesday, that's when we get a little relief with temperatures sub average. it looks like stephanie, by that point in the lower 80's potentially. but warming up again, it looks like in next weekend. so i don't know exactly how that's going fanned out because of the 2 models are in big disagreement with all this. so we'll just go for a little bit another he pumped for now until we get a little closer to find out what's up with final that. okay. yeah. thanks so much. day for that. very update. so is it's appreciated. you know, it's so important because of the weather. it's changing. and we are seeing that you know, he's like, yeah, for all the dogs are pacific right now. they're dealing with overcast, which is not the greatest. but in the afternoon, a lot sun out by the beach. yeah, yes, i'm a good option to for people who want to cool down >> well, the hollywood strike could slowly be moving towards a resolution. the writers guild that was studio producers on friday to resume negotiations after a monthslong standoff. our johnson has the latest on friday's strike negotiations.

>> as hundreds of striking screenwriters and actors descended on universal studios friday. how there was a glimmer of hope in hollywood that there could be an end in sight to at least one strike. i'm hoping that at least going to the talks agree to start like actually negotiating again writers guild negotiators and representatives from the alliance of motion picture and television producers or amptp, which represents major studios and streaming giant's meeting for the first time since negotiations collapsed on may. 1st. that was 95 days ago. the actors union sag aftra joined the wga on the picket lines, july 14th, the party's far apart on core issues, including minimum staffing and writers room, viewership, data transparency for streaming companies, better residual pay for streaming content and safeguards around the use of ai and productions members from both unions have blasted the studios and streamers as

greedy. the amptp issuing a statement thursday saying in part friday's discussion with the wga is to determine whether we have a willing bargaining partner, the wga bargaining committees. rhetoric is unfortunate. >> this strike has heard thousands of people in this industry and we take that very seriously. variety reporting that warner brothers discovery says the strike is save the company. more than 100 billion dollars during the 2nd quarter of this year. both sides have to come to the table. every strike is ultimately usc professor stephen ross specializes in us laver in power studies. he says there may be a specific reasons. studios and streamers are beginning to talk to the wga almost 100 days into the strike. most contracts that the studios and streaming services sign. with the have for some years. you which says in case of a strike. >> contracts can be canceled. and i i believe they're

structured so that they can cancel certain things 30 days into strike 60 days and 90 days. shope are some of the the 90 day period gives them a chance to get rid of any contracts that are not making money for them. so they can slash there. costs. and so there's not an incentive to really settle until the force. sure crosses have all been met. >> and that was john fenoglio reporting for us. a pair of bills aiming to make social media platforms less dangerous for kids could soon become law. our washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. >> you know, it's killing americans right now. >> it's lawmakers warned the u.s. is in the midst of a mental health crisis and say often times kids are the victims and social media companies are the perpetrators. this is their responsibility. you know, our children are the product. tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn is sponsoring

legislation to prevent the platforms from spreading addictive and harmful material to minors. the tech companies are capable. they haven't been willing, but they are capable of making the internet a safer environment for our children. massachusetts democrat senator ed markey's bill would raise the age of consent to collect data from 12 to 16 enough prioritizing money. >> over mental health. enough, prioritizing profits over people but civil liberties groups and privacy advocates worry the measures could actually make the internet more dangerous for kids. >> by restricting content that could help them and creating age verification systems that could collect more data. cole on the before the national experiment. they're conducting not on our children for profit. the legislation passed out of committee before congress left for recess. >> but when lawmakers return next month, they'll have to build enough support to clear the full senate and house. but

president biden is ready to sign it. pass it. pass pass in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> as we head to break for the weekend, you can check out the string fair is francisco's japantown. this is the home watching street starts at 11 o'clock this morning at the peace plaza. japantown which is live performances and activities for all ages. >> and this is free to

>> all right. the start of a new school year is just a few weeks away. and sunnyvale community services held a distribution event on friday

to help parents and students get ready. the annual back-to-school distribution program is providing families with school supply kits and gift cards that can be used to buy things like backpacks and shoes. the program is for low income families who might need some help getting their kids ready for school. >> hopeful that. >> each child feels like they're excited, ready and they've gotten issues. and you either new other supplies that will make them feel very special and very, very, very much ready to in the fall. >> and the goal is to provide school supplies to 2500 kids during the month of august. if you miss friday's events, register households with the sunnyvale community services can contact the front office to schedule a pickup. they add that there's always a need for donations and volunteers. you can sign up online. p community services dot org. take a look at this. someone recently thought they were being clever. put a mannequin in the back seat of a car to get their car in the carpool

lane. and did this happen in marin county? the driver did get caught. the chp and in a posting this photo on its facebook page, which reads the moment you get pulled over for a car pool violation. all right. still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news, the world dog surfing competition is back. >> we're live with a look at the pumps in pacifica. plus, the fight against open air drug markets continues in san francisco. an update on the progress police are making. and 2 people have been found dead at a home in san jose. what police say led to their deaths. stay with us. the kron deaths. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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on the kron. 4 morning news. we're getting a first look at body cam footage from a deadly police shooting. >> what officers say led up to the fatal encounter. and the bay series kicks off this afternoon with another protest by a's fans. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday august the 5th. let's get started with a check on your weather with dave sphar and day. we're expecting things to really heat up today. yeah. well into tomorrow to particular, that's going to be a big bump along the road here. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. this

could be a short pump when our way. we don't have any that heat advisory stuff that frequently talk about with those numbers, but triple digits by tomorrow. golden gate bridge still kind of covered up a little bit by this morning fog, but it again will mix out as we approach the noon hour. in fact, most of the bay that will be the case. not a bad start. with most readings you can see still in the 60's. still some 50's hanging on there a little bit for san francisco in a half moon bay. 65. meanwhile, 4 san jose and the contrast for you from yesterday, the cooler spots this morning, san francisco in half moon bay. but other spots warming up even like santa rosa at 8 degrees ahead. so with the big star, the weekend forecast will be as our high pressure system yet again to settle one approximately the same kind of location is last weekend to give us again. that heat. a little bump for tomorrow and then breaking down pretty quickly next week. 88 by one by 4 at 93. some spots may get up to about 95, but it's tomorrow. we bump that up a little higher. it will take a while to cool off a little bit. but by tuesday, you will

feel the big step downward as we have a cooling trend the next more on that forecast a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, looking forward to that. thank you. >> caltrain this week reported their 7th fatality of the year. it happened around 7.30, last night when a train fatally struck someone a tunnel for between san francisco's 22nd street and bayshore stations. no injuries were reported involving anyone on board that train. the tracks were cleared by 10, 30 last night. police on friday released body cam video showing a fatal shooting. that incident happened last week in the city's bayview district. police say the man who died was armed with a gun kron four's ella sogomonian reports. >> sfpd released body camera video of a police officer's. they shot down. 41 year-old bryant bluford. they say he was pacing around and stepping up to officers demanding that they like over suspect. they arrested with an outstanding warrant. but for scene with a

hand on a gun in his waistband after officers asked dozens of times for him to lift up his hands. he instead reaches for the firearm and pointed at them and it's not against lot of walk across the street ask questions or yell profanities, whatever. >> threats. to kill people to kill police officers gripping a handgun after you make that threat pointing a handgun at a police officer is against the law and it's a life-threatening situation after blue for the shot down, officers approached him to give him cpr. >> the notice a 45 caliber light-coloured gun at his side that sfpd says was loaded with one round along with the magazine that had 10 rounds in it. police chief bill scott called this loss of life a tragedy and made sure to note that the presentation wasn't the last word on the outcome. >> and that was kron four's. ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. the investigation into this case is still ongoing. anyone with information is asked to please call the sfpd tip line or text

tip for 1, 1, in the south bay. what started as a welfare check is now being investigated as a double homicide in san jose officers responded to a call on park more avenue around 10 o'clock friday morning. they found 2 people dead at a home. this is video you're looking at now from the scene. the cause of death is under investigation. these mark the city's 23rd and 24th homicides of the year. residents. it is and public neighborhood can now go home after they were forced to evacuate due to he discove of hazardous materials. well, this morning crews finish removing those materials from a shed. this is an image shared by police on friday. it all started after a man cleaning the home of a family member who recently died smelled a strange owner from the property and discovered that shed full of chemicals more than 100 homes had to be evacuated. >> this is still my city. love the city. grew up here. i can see this place just deteriorate.

>> and you just heard from a frustrated shop owner in the san francisco's tenderloin district raising concerns about open air drug use in the city. this all coming as the local sheriff's office shared these images of a drug seizure wednesday. officers say they've arrested the suspected dealer involved. it's part of a joint effort with city police to crack down on drugs in the area. >> it's unsafe. you can't walk around. there's open air drug market everywhere. i do see the chp. patrolling they're pushing on from one block to the other. there's just there's moving them around. >> and law enforcement leaders heard some of that same frustration from people at a recent tenderloin public safety town hall thursday. the sheriff's office assuring them they're doing everything they can to make sure that families feel safe. police in oakley arrested a student after they say he brought a gun to the parking lot of freedom. high school. this happened day. offi

student was involved in a fight after educators call police. they found a gun in his car. and as fans plan to hold another rally during the bay bridge series with the giants this afternoon, kron four's gayle ong spoke with one of the organizers of today's rally. >> oakland a's fans at the last bay bridge series game in july saying no to las vegas. right now we're doing what we stance and. >> and he's rallying people all across the baseball community to try and help us with what the seller team chance and trying to put more pressure on on the rob manfred john fisher to kind of, you know, sell the team to a local ownership group that can i could keep him here and build the stadium and and be a part of the community. >> jorge leon, is the president of oakland. 68, a fan group fighting to keep 15 rooted in oakland. bring you have boys as to the 5th inning again. so the team chance where you're so sure whether

it's a black one or the kelly green one. but i work on that. a kelly green saturday. so so china, if you're nice bank come out. and kelly green, major league baseball owners still have to vote to approve the a's move as far as moving the vegas. all believe that. want to it. >> maybe i'm in denial. but >> i've stadium renderings, a stadium renderings various parts oakland. shimon, 3 mana in it's meaningless to me until backhoes and shovels and under. >> longtime a fan stu clary is credited for coming up with the reverse boycott. he will be attending sunday's game really enjoy water there. love going to baseball games brother jeb >> out there on saturday and sunday hopefully we take 2 from the >> first pitch saturday is 04:00:07pm. more than 30,000 tickets have already been sold. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> all right. happening now, immigration reform advocates in the bay area start a three-day margin to san

francisco to demand congressional action on immigration groups began to gather in both san jose and petaluma starting at 8 o'cloct. they plan to walk more than 40 miles over the weekend and meet at the federal building in san francisco on monday. the group is calling on congress to pass the registry bill demonstrators say would allow 8 million undocumented people to apply for legal permanent residency. and roughly 4500 jose city employees have finished voting on whether to authorize a strike. that vote had been going on for the last 3 days. they're demanding improved pay and benefits and are proposing pay hikes of up to 7%. the city is offering pay hikes of up to 5%. i spoke with san jose mayor matt mahan on how negotiations are going from the city's perspective for us to give more than a 5% raise will have to identify painful cuts. we have to reduce staffing and police and fire cut library hours or pay few roads. and these essential services that our residents

also rely on. so we have to have a deal that's fair for everyone. >> we have a great workforce here. they deserve a raise. that's what we're offering them. i just don't see how we go beyond 5% without having to cut services, which is not a position in any of us want to be in. >> at the city has already reached a deal with several other bargain in groups. the result of the strike vote will week along with all of his tools and important documents. unfortunately, his daughter says the truck is not drivable at this point and all the tools are gone. they are checking with insurance to see if that truck can be fixed. and if you were hoping to wake a billionaire this morning, we hate to burst your bubble. no one won the mega millions jackpot. it's now at about 1.5 billion dollars or a cash option of 757 million in cash.

this is now the second largest jackpot in mega millions history. and the 4th largest in u.s. lottery history. all right. happening today, it is the world dog surfing championship in pacifica. hundreds of people are expected to gather to watch their furry friends hit the waves. kron four's. deputy justice is live for us with a look at the competition. tiffany, it looks like you're getting quite a crowd out there. >> yes, it is getting pretty crowded out here. the company has officially started. it is 9 o'clock this morning. and i got to tell you, it feels like this is the place to be especially if you are a dog lover. take a look behind me. as i've mentioned, getting pretty crowded out here and any available space is filling up pretty quickly. we know that the surfing competition will go from 09:00am. to 12, 30. and here's some video from last year's event. the contest is being held on the shores of linda mar beach pacifica. this event has grabbed attention

from all over the world from australia to the uk. and according right here in the bay area is where the dog surfing competition concept originated. the event is free to spectating. visitors can watch dog surfers from across the nation compete for awards. there will also be vendors out here and other activities to enjoy and the proceeds from this event will go to k 9 related nonprofits, the surfing competition starts at 9 but festivities will go pretty much all day until 07:00pm from 10 to 2. there is a pet wellness fair. you can get your dog checkdown. we're also being told you can ask any questions to the vet if you have an event questions as well. there's going to be a mobile pet adoption service here from 09:00pm to 02:00pm and a fashion show from noon to one entrance and sign up will be free with that. earlier i spoke with derby, the surfing dog and his owner. >> in world dog surfing i think we've been doing this route for 5 years now. never thought this is something we would be doing. i want to

learn how to serve. so i bought my first surfboard with obi dog took derby out there he would play the other dogs. get follow me out there. >> so a lot of excitement. a lot of people out here with their dogs is so fun to see all of this happening. are being told this is all going wrap up with a yappy hour. stephanie, back to you. >> that was like a dog dog big-time. thank you so much for introducing us to derby with the building that was fantastic. made my morning. thanks to funding. all right. the michelin guide awarded a new star some bay area eateries this month. and coming up with the head chef from

>> all right. welcome back. let's take a live look outside at weather conditions at sfo looking with a nice day to fly. beautiful blue skies up there and just a little bit of cloud cover on the left-hand side of your screen. there doesn't look like it will create too much trouble for the pilots, though, day. >> now looking pretty good on that front to the fog is departing for us. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. the golden gate bridge is still kind of covered up a little bit by this leftover fog and no action from the flag pole there this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon. yes, we'll get active as this air is brought in by inland heating both days. it will do quite a bit of that. 73 at this hour for antioch. a lot of 60's control in the east bay as we speak up to the north bay, a mixture of some 60's as well. 58 at this hour, san francisco. 55. meanwhile, 4 half moon bay, 65 for san jose. high pressure cell expected to drift to the south to the west route. actually a little bit, but it will stay

towards our south. so therefore, it's going to drive quite the heat spike that we've expected from few weeks back. so could be warmer, but not quite that kind of a heat spike. so we've got mostly sunny, warm, hot, inland 90's going on inland 70's and 80's for the bay. we'll try 80's tomorrow with 100 plus going on. well, in london, this is a race between 100 in 105. and looks like for next week. that's 2 cooling by the middle portion of the week. this is tuesday, wednesday zone looks like there's the possibility of warm-up next weekend, but we don't again have agreement on the models on this weight. we get a little closer to that. but it summer. it will start to feel like that as well. all right. here's the clouds sector. whatever we have is cleared off towards the coast. we don't see any real bubbling up of cloud cover going on again. the same process again tomorrow can't rule out some of the coastal drizzle in the morning hours. but by the afternoon, forget about it. ultimately, though, we'll get a nice little trough to get back yard and that will cool things off for us as we head into the middle portion

of the week for today will to about 70 san francisco pair of sevens for oakland looks pretty good for the ballpark to hosting the giants. 85 meanwhile for san jose still going to be quite hosted the well inland. upper 90's there mid-nineties up to the north bay with 70's and 80's lighting up the east bay shoreline. so here we have it sunday. that's a hot day 101. back to 97. it looks like by monday in the cooling continues. we'll have that in the seven-day forecast right now. it's stephany with good eats. davis segment, right, dave, thank you. >> well, the michelin guide awarded new star says some bay area eateries earlier this year, adding some extra sparkle to several local restaurants. and joining us live now is head chef of a photonic in san francisco. peter hemsley, thank you so much for being here show. thank you for having me. really appreciate of course. and so tell us how does it feel to get your first a michelin star, this restaurant >> honestly, in the put a tremendous amount of effort into the mission. whirl,

highly motivated, hardworking into the are the kind of speak for themselves. fantastic excellent service. a great wine program, a great spirit program. yeah, i'm so all those things you know, really equal kind of the toll. some of the relief. it's nice to have some validation all that work. absolutely. congratulations on that. and >> we want to talk about the food because this looks delicious and it smells delicious. so walk us through what you've got. and it is delicious. yeah. so walk us through what you for us today. so in addition to the 10 course tasting menu that we which is locally sourced, seafood. >> that was kind of part of our mission at a mission of transparency and traceability. we go direct to >> all over the bay area from monterey bay to, but they a of fishermen coming down from fort bragg. and we even go to

san to some of the things like the politics like tuna swordfish sea from the more exotic side. i brought today a couple of from our bar menu. okay. it's a compendium too. the fish program and tasting menu only available at the bar. this is the charcuterie program. that's this right here or fish or said these are 3 items the program that has 5 currently on the menu. okay. and starting with the this is uttering made out of sheepshead southern california known for its head. that looks kind of a she but it's got these big that allows them to bite through lobsters and sea urchins. well, okay. and then so how does is the process involved with taking that fish and turning it into this? classically built.

>> and the french tradition and italian around me and pork is kind the liaison of everything, pork port intestines things like so that is highly used. and it's it's a marriage that and i don't think you can do sure could without in most preparations. so this one it's held by poor trotters and the sort of a play on the classic french from that that or a head cheese, all beautiful sheepshead. she's. >> wow. okay. okay. and i want to make sure we cover a bit of everything. so let's talk a bit about this right here. so that's just the plated version of dressed with a little bit of shower. all right. i that. yeah, i see that a little bit of mist or some oil. >> moving on. this is a dry, cured sausage, were highly involved modern the development in the seafood industry, dry aging, which

unused classically meet again. we've applied with fish. so we have a couple of dry agers work with the which is called dry, a juror makes these cabinets for restaurants. and this is a dry cured tuna sausage. wow. so replace tuna meat for pork meat in a dry cure. sausage and you get. almost exactly the same thing. that is incredible. so we've kind of played it up here, utilizing everything in the program is part of our mission to we even use the bones. that's a tuna bone find slices of the a dry, cured sausage. helping your coffee, tomatoes and all of sort of a great cocktail. you know, add on something. if you're just having like a martini, a good starter for and really playful and fun. he described the flavor of as well. it's it's pepperoni.

>> love that. i'm sure we have a lot of pepperoni fans that are watching right now. yeah, absolutely. everybody likes pepperoni. this is a tuna, if you will, a ton of pepperoni. how fun. that sounds like something i'd love to try. but let's talk about this. when am the 3rd from our from the menu kind of a personal favor of my own bay area. local specialty spot so i buy from the adam ali, it down monterey. >> we buy in bulk and we buy a lot of them. so i had a lot of it on hand. was trying to figure out what to do the excess luxury product $30, a pound. so i'm not to be, you know, castaway or should mayor, you know, just try to recipe for mortadella mortadella from the city of bologna. a in italy, various variations in american culture. bologna. everybody this staple. yup. this is a spot prawn. bologna

mortadella. >> just incredibly creative. when you come up with these ideas >> i have some experience and charcuterie a work in for a couple years and spent in a charcuterie house. >> so a lot of this look at the genesis of this was just like trying to >> filter fish into, you know, a different facet that it hasn't really had much life and you'll developments on the west coast they call him seek hutaree sort play on charcuterie. i'm married with fish. it's a primarily west coast in the united states development and other chefs internationally in australia in are quite active in it. so the creativity is, i think share amongst those and then try to apply it with what you have a and there's a lot of team development to just kind of back in force with the team tasting in what you think

about that. you know, by by that process, we we arrive at dishes that we enjoy. and at that point, we can pay it forward to our clientele. well, this looks. >> just gorgeous. and i'm sure taste amazing as well. chef, thank you so much for joining us this. thank you for having me. appreciate course congratulations on that mission. thank you so much. credible. >> all right. that is a chef peter hemsley with michelin star winning a photonic in san francisco. >> make sure you check out >> make sure you check out their restaurant.

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>> now on the kron, 4 morning news, we're learning more about a suspected kidnapper with ties to the bay area and a long criminal history. and ufc fighter. a ufc fighter visiting the bay area says he was robbed while passing through. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we are expecting the weather to really heat up this weekend. so let's get a first check of that forecast with day good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. well, today will be plenty warm to. here's a check of the golden gate bridge in some of that fog lingering. we like it's a nice cooling mechanism, not much the way of winds, though. >> that will be driven by some inland heating. we're waiting for later today. thus far were in the 60's for most of the east bay. 73 for antioch in the north bay. mostly 60 62 will do it. san francisco and 65 for san jose at the ballpark. as the oakland a's host, the san francisco giants state 407 game time.

temperatures in mid 60's falling so it could be a little shock to the system if you're coming in from the far east bay, mostly sunny and cool again, some of those fog clouds as we get to the evening hours later on, 88 at 1 o'clock by 4 will do about 93 here. now tomorrow we're going to be doing 100 plus 2 approaching about 105, about a one day event before things back off a little monday and everybody cools off nicely for tuesday. wednesday. we'll have more in your extended forecast. plus, we'll check out the 4 zone. 2.70. all right, dave, thank you. happening today, the oakland police commission host 2 community meetings on their search for a new police chief. >> the first session starts at 10:30am. at the golden gate library on san pablo avenue. the second starts at 3 this afternoon at the cesar chavez branch library on east 12th street. and we are learning more about the man arrested by the fbi accused of kidnapping and walking up a seattle woman in his garage. the suspect is tied to a series of crimes right here in the bay area. kron four's dan kerman has a

look at that man's record. >> the guys use of areas the oregon man, federal prosecutors have charged with kidnapping, chaining and sexually assaulting a seattle woman. prosecutors say the victim ultimately escaped from a cinder block jail cell and sue berries, garage and contacted authorities leading to his arrest. now it turns out the suspect also known as justin hyche has a violent criminal past in the bay area. court documents indicate in 2020 hice was charged with forcible rape of a minor in oakland with a special allegation that he also kidnapped the victim. a police report indicates in addition to having he also punched the victim before dragging her out of his car. he eventually pleaded no contest to a lesser charge assault with a deadly weapon. and the other charges were dismissed. hi, ended up serving just 56 days in jail and was put on probation. prior to that in 2016. hi, she

was 22 at the time was charged with 2 crimes for allegedly having with a 16 year-old newark junior high school student. he ended up pleading no contest to unlawful intercourse and served 60 days in the alameda county jail. and in 2013 he was charged with shooting at an inhabited dwelling in oakland. but the charges were dropped due to insufficient evidence. authorities believe heist was in the bay area from 2012 to 2021 and they believe there may be other victims. they're asking anybody who might be a victim to come forward. >> well, the santa clara county sheriff's office faces accusations this morning of mistreating a muslim woman in their custody. the council of american islamic relations claims deputies yanked off the woman's headscarf while booking her into a correctional facility in milpitas members say that's a violation of the woman's religious beliefs and constitutional right. the sheriff's office says it reviewed surveillance video and that force was not used.

>> happening right now, eastbound i-80 is closed between highway 4 in hercules and coming skyway in crockett. that road is closed while crews work on a paving project. this is video from that same stretch of road last month when crews started construction. the road is expected to reopen at 5 monday morning. and for your health state health officials are warning about valley fever. they say a combination of heavy winter rains following severe drought conditions throughout the state has increased growth of a fungus which causes the illness. experts say the onus is similar to a common cold or flu, but the symptoms seem to last longer. >> sometimes it can take one to 3 weeks sometimes longer before you actually have symptoms. so we might not actually see getting sick in till later in the summer or early fall. >> that the disease it can be treated with antifungal medication. they say that it only spreads through the air and not through person to person contact. and that the

county officials say west nile virus has been found in mosquitoes in calistoga. no human cases reported yet in the county. the virus is transmitted to mosquitoes that feed on infected birds. the office recommends staying indoors in the early morning and evening when mosquitoes are most active. this week, governor newsom signed off on orders, supporters say will improve the state's response to severe winter weather on friday. newsom signed this executive order to streamline levee repairs across california as we approach the next wet season. newsom's office says the action will also allow the state to accelerate debris removal left behind from the rainfall and floods from earlier this year and larry lake bazan and along the salinas, san joaquin haro and ventura rivers. san mateo police are looking for 3 people they say are connected to a string of burglaries. officers released. these videos are out of these photos on friday. they say burglars

broke into 3 homes and palace over his drive and ticonderoga drive. it happened in the middle of last month. and city police say they've arrested 2 people in connection to this break-in at a family-owned bike shop surveillance video capturing several men forcing their way into chain-reaction bicycles back on june. 1st, the group took off with $50,000 worth of merchandise. police arrested 2 suspects. joe guadalupe gomez and joe rivera. redwood city officers believe that there are more people involved in this. the start of a new school year is just a few weeks away. and sunnyvale community services held a distribution event on friday to help parents and students get ready. the annual back-to-school distribution program is providing families with supply kits and gift cards that can be used to buy things like backpacks and shoes. the program is for low income families who might need help getting their kids ready for school. >> hopeful that. >> each child feels like they're excited, ready and

they've gotten issues. and you either new other supplies that will make them feel very special and very, very, very much ready to in the the goal is to provide school supplies to 2500 kids during the month of august. >> if you miss friday's event, registered households with the sunnyvale community services organization. >> can contact the front office to schedule a pick-up. they add, but there's always a need for donations and volunteers. you can sign up online the community services dot org. and now to a curious video out of san diego. a guard dog didn't exactly do its job when a man stole a bike out of its owner's garage. watch this. police say that the man went into an open garage and just took the bike. but before the man left the property, you can see that the dog came out of the house just to see what was going on. and that actually spent some time with petting the dog before taking off with that stolen bike. and you can see that the

dog just kind of watches him go sale. why all right. thanks for stopping by. haha. well, starbucks employees in hayward are unionizing workers at the jackson in amador store filed a petition with the national labor relations board to unionize with starbucks workers united. they also sent a letter to starbucks ceo explaining the goal is to improve working conditions at the store workers at the monterey and okay. shun in san jose most recently unionized in june. and a man from sacramento says he and his ufc fighter friend were robbed at gunpoint while traveling through the bay area. kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> lin says he was driving home to sacramento from san francisco when he stopped at the royal gas station and lay home just off. i-80. that's when he and his friend ran into trouble. this is the royal gas station that nan lin pick for his rest. stop wednesday morning around 02:00am buying a bottle of water for his friend sonny and on a well-known ufc fighter from sacramento on way back to

his car. he was confronted by a group of men turn around. >> as soon as that turn around, those a pistol pointed at my face. >> lynn says the man in a ski mask grabbed his gold necklaces and hit him on the side of the neck with a pistol. and so i like all my change. you know, let me take it. >> and the guy demanded. i take off my want everything. my pockets. and you know, i i just gave everything to him. you know, to bible and took my car keys. he says the group of men went through his suv, taking everything they could and then robbed his friend in the back seat. the group left without stealing the car, but lennon. yet, don had no phones to call 9-1-1. so they turn to the gas station attendant for help. and i'm like, hey, did you call emergency service? you call 9-1-1. those. >> it was chicken said on the call 9-1-1. >> it does know says after repeated attempts to get the attended to call 9-1-1, his frustrations get the best of him. >> put all the golf club in my car. my intent was a scary and. and actually hit the but

a shattered my phone calls and voicemails, the royal gas station for comment have gone unanswered. lynn says he eventually gave up on helping the station's attendant and show the rest of the way to sacramento filing multiple police reports since then and hopes the men who robbed him are found these. >> people or >> committing these crimes. like of us. she in jail. i want to see some type of cost upwards. >> i've reached out to the vallejo police department to check on the police reports investigation, but i'm not heard back reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> all right. if you're trying to get tickets to see beyonce at levi stadium, some lower priced options are opening up. but you might not get the best view. the so-called no view listening. only tickets are listed in prices between one to $200. the seats are in places in the stadium where the view of the stage is obstructed in some way. beyonce brings her renaissance

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>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now at mount tam gorgeous view of the mountain side over there. you can see beautiful blue skies up above and some cloud cover just down below. we are expecting things to heat up this weekend. dave, what can you tell us? trying to drag that fog out of bed? here is a little slow to clear out. good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody is done a pretty nice job as you can see, the east bay shoreline, blue skies will be 80's off towards the distance. >> and don't forget, we'll be getting a little bit that onshore wind later on today. once we get in heating, the thermal dynamics with drive, some of those local winds force headed up to tahoe by chance, 6 couple of days going to feel very bit like summer, lower 80's at work the next few days to the middle of the week. it looks like you won't have much interference either of those afternoon evening thundershowers for the most part, the monsoon has pretty much been canceled for that part of the state. at least it might bubble up a little bit later on, though. now, this high has to position itself in the right spot. but for right

now, it's not so we won't quite see those numbers race ahead. 73 currently in the act. most readings in the east bay in the 60's and we have lower 60's up to the north bay, too. chilly pockets, the like 55 for half moon bay and pacific out what those skiers are surfers right 4 paws anyway, here's what we've got going on. the futurecast for watch. what happens by tuesday. the heat spike will end as we get those little trough dropping into a backyard that will drive a cooling trend for us little bit. the way some cloud cover trying to bubble up in the wake of that high. g us that looks like that will be far to our south. so it doesn't look like serious threat. let's go back to the seas. this heat. bob, i guess here it is. it just angers itself around arizona. good location, but not perfect. the sun or numbers and a crazy territory here. and it finally breaks by the early part of the week. here is our trough. digging in. love it and bring back those 80's by the middle of the week. 4 zone forecast, san francisco at 70. we keep those lower 60's off to the coast. about 78 for burning

again, 80 for foster city. 84 for san carlos. but in the south bay, mid-eighties is pretty much the drill. 95 for morgan hill, lower 80's east bay shoreline, tri valley today mid-nineties to some upper 90's working here conquered 75 for berkeley. billy, 76 93 fairfield. but up to 97 vacaville, 86 napa and 94 for santa rosa. tomorrow's the big day we get into triple digits, backing off a little on monday. and then tuesday, wednesday, we get serious. now. yeah, middle to maybe even some lower 80's working in there and we might be having another heat pump into next weekend. something for us to watch. you know, some people say it is or fruit a vegetable, whatever. back to you, stephanie. >> i know. all right. that's up for debate. starting on monday. the golden gate restaurant association is celebrating tomato week. restaurants across the city will be offering special tomato focus dishes and joining us live now to show us some options is colton hayes.

chef de cuisine of ethics take located on the embarcadero in san francisco. good morning to you. chef it. how i a lovely and so glad to have you with us. you're going to show us ways to celebrate the tomato this morning. absolutely. yeah, right. said to be part of a >> tomato week. good way to promote the restaurants. you absolute tomato season. yes, and you're going to show us something that is going to be at your restaurant starting on monday. absolutely. ok, walk us through it. >> yes. we have from ellen tomatoes. we have sun gold tomatoes. >> basil oil, baronne de beautiful burridge flowers, beautiful shareable. and a little sea salt. all i'm a fan of all of this taller. >> and everything looks incredibly fresh and it sounds pretty super summary basil oil is oil. so put that that's going for color. it is i love what you have to. sometimes

ft. spacey. and would you say that this is something that would be more of u.s. rep sister, a sort of offering breakfast lunch and dinner. okay. love that. >> beautiful heirloom tomatoes. front porch pharma, big that is to see and you sourced locally as as from front porch farms and healdsburg. how beautiful. okay. >> always salt seesaw, ok waiver yeah. and always fresh pepper always fresh. it has to be fresh. nothing says they'll make it okay. all right. very double its get that on there. fresh pepper. i have like that on that and as you have to season them, they don't own preseason. that's have little bit of sweetness to it some time. that's about fresh burrata. we mandate. that's 3

of low calorie so good. wow. yeah. brown hold back in the olive oil and how many would this serve would use it? one of me, one of very good they got. i don't want to be into me. and, you know, there's so many different ways to prepare tomato and serve tomato. so why why did you guys choose to go with with this option right here? that's fresh i love caviar, ok? my caviar fi and due. i okay. zion nicolette carry alright sturgeon k. it's a big head around the house. i'm yes, i have heard very lovely things about that brand. put the little sun gold tomatoes who knew that. but many different types tomatoes. absolutely. there's a million. are there really a million dividends? the had to and

yeah, just love the color. yeah. that's a contrast contrast of caviar gives a nice salting in the tigers going to go right on right after year we put sun gold ones on there. yes. so it's super super excited about the event. good way to promote the restaurant and tell us, you know why tomatoes, right? was if the epiphany me up summer, right? yes, that's true. celebration celebration of the season. everybody loves commandos. although i had one of the one of it's to me, it is a little set today yes, we're going to turn around. yes, we were going to work on that. and also tomatoes are very it's very healthy. it's a healthy option for people. vitamin it's events and you're just one of several restaurants in the shun that are participating in tomato

week. and so on. it's almost 100 almost 100. that's incredible. and is this the only tomato dish that you're going to be having on the menu are going others as well the highlighter. for now, we have a tomatoes and okay. >> but this is going to be the. the coup de they were putting on the menu on monday, ok, so come on down. that's a very generous helping of serving caviar on of that, that's my thing with carrier. like to, you know, a lot of it. yeah, it's just time. it tell us why we have you here. tell us a bit about your restaurant, too. picks take 3, 6, 9, and market their one of the best steakhouses in the city. okay. i'm not not lie and what is your house specialty? would you say we have a beautiful tomahawk? okay. yeah. tomahawk ribeye bone-in just over 2 pounds. wow. all right. but along with ms.

>> tomahawk steak and man-made a salad. you'll pretty for? and look at the flowers of those cloud. 9, 4, board's flowers for here. it pretty incredible. yeah. well, what did you sources from pic to myself this morning really want a little hike. well, it's incredible. and then this is secret location, >> yeah. and this is cheryl. okay. and what does that add to the a little pepperiness, okay. a little pepper, a little sweet. >> leto. >> kind of fresh crunch, so when people and this is beautiful, got up to milan. oh, lovely. that just makes me hungry. haha. and so when people are appreciating this just this dish, obviously another watching this at home, they're wondering how how's it going to taste for them? going like summer. yes. okay. like

summer in a ok? and beautiful as well. so caviar has a little bit of what we just like assaulting is something leading us from the tomato. yeah. salty umami. okay. like the whole package rain and what has it been like? also just working with local farms and trying to source, you know, the best ingredients for for your restaurant. that's great we have great relationships with all the farmers. so they give us the best best of the best. so came. summer's little bit later this year. little behind. yeah, the weatherman over that country as expected to triple temperatures event. i think believe those tomorrow dave was saying so it's going to really warm but people can cool off with this delightful tomato dish anything else that people should be aware of when it comes to supporting their local restaurants local farmers, farmers, sort of just go out and go out and eat and enjoy you know, share the wealth so everyone survive

together and flourish aren't it's a community effort and enjoy the last we're blessed with a beautiful restaurant absolute like epic stake. all right. come on down. colton, chef de cuisine of epic say thank you so much for joining us today and for telling us all about tomato week. we appreciate it. come think-tank 3, 6, 9, and working there parking will be right

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>> all right. welcome back. thank you so much for that. few moments here. >> i'm dave, which was about think i need some of us. is ling sound from the kitchen or something to work with that? that's tomorrow inland because we're going to pop 100 plus there. we may even gray's around 105, or so. so tomorrow is the really big day for all of this. >> the cloud covers for just that morning fog and all that jazz now into next week. we do have a trough starting to dig in here a little bit. it's going to help out there go the temperatures even well inland, maybe not as generous as last week we made in the lower 80's, but it's midsummer. we'll take it. good thing is we always try to work. watch out for that monsoon bubbling up. the only thing some scattered clouds there wednesday. that's about it. next weekend. we might be revisiting heat pump again. kind of watching out for that. do want to jump into the pond just yet. but it's a possibility we might revisit. it's still august. we still have more summer to come. so, that's true. yeah, there you got andtyou want to have table probably out on the patio going on because it be a pleasant night tonight and

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