>> now on the kron 4 morning news, a community gathers to discuss what they want to see from oakland's next top cop. and we're tracking the heat across the bay area with some regions expecting triple digit temperatures. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday august, the 6th and we are expecting some hot temperatures in parts of the bay area today. let's get right to dave spahr for the latest. hey, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. well, we have a little bit of hazy fog to start the day. we'll call it. but that's really about it today. kind of underscoring kind of a weak marine layer here. it's enough to provide a little cooling, though, for the immediate bay. but >> inland that in get as much going on and that the telltale signs, what we have to come into the future. there you have it for the golden gate bridge. a little bit of that haze left over. this is used in the fog trapped least little bit of an onshore wind.

the flag is checking in with that. 72 with this hour for antioch 60's, mostly in the east bay with some 50's up to the north bay. 57 san francisco, 62 for san jose for contrast, sacred trailing in a couple little locations. but ahead, more importantly by a few degrees. we don't have any statements associated with us, but expected to be, as you can see, a hot day now, way upstream in the upper left-hand side. a corner of your screen here. that is what is into next week. that's some cooling coming our way. kind of that should wear a cape or something that's sort of the super 86 going on. 11 o'clock by 2 97. we are looking for temperatures inland to reach 100 plus, we'll be expecting that in the 4 zone forecast for you. and we'll have more on the forecast into next week as well. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> our top story this morning. the oakland police commission hosted public meetings on saturday giving people a chance to share what they want in this city's next top cop kron four's philippe djegal explains what was discussed.

>> difficult with tremendous amounts of challenges during morning and afternoon sessions saturday at the golden gate and chavez branches of the oakland public library. the oakland police commission asked residents what should be the highest priorities for the next police chief. >> what characteristics? background and experiences that person should possess and what elements of the next leaders track record will suggest they are fit for the job. mean we had a black that we all pretty much appreciate it. >> it's going to be hard for someone to come in to fill the shoes. mayor sheng thao fired former chief leronne armstrong in february for mishandling police misconduct investigations. >> interim chief darren allison has been leading the department since. it's a very important meetings. anything cleveland, coming up, the commission will host a virtual meeting wednesday night, followed by 2 in-person engagements next saturday morning and afternoon, the

first at the 81st avenue branch of the public library and the last at the west oakland branch commission, vice chair david jordan says the next chief needs to reflect the community. we can't do that without hearing what we think the community. not small pockets in the community last month the police commission which oversees the police department hired a consulting firm to help search for the next top cop. >> the commission says it will use the community's feedback to select finalists for the job, which the agency plans to present to mayor sheng thao by november oakland, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news in this community. health officials are investigating 2 recent deaths from legionnaires disease potentially linked to a richmond spa. >> on saturday, investigators confirm both people who died had visited zen day spa just >> days before they started showing symptoms. one person died thursday night and the other on friday morning, a 3rd

person who contracted the disease survived samples of the spud water are being tested in a lab. officials are encouraging anyone who may have visited send a spot to watch for symptoms. those can include shortness of breath, muscle aches and fever. while the creek police arrested this man, 35 year-old brandon double quad re. he's accused of 5 felony counts of rape. police say he may be connected to other assaults over the past several years. they are asking for other potential victims to come forward tips can be sent anonymously. that phone number is we will get that on your screen shortly. >> and happening right now, eastbound i-80 is closed between highway 4 in hercules and cummings. skyway in crockett. >> the 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 the project. the road is expected to reopen at 5 monday morning. and for those taking

public transportation today, barr is single tracking on its yellow line between the concord and pleasant hill stations. and that means riders in the area should expect delays of up to 10 minutes. bart says this is so crews can remove trees in the area that might pose a hazard. the agency recommends san francisco bound riders start their trips at walnut creek. happening right now, immigrant rights advocates are marching to san francisco demanding congress pass a bill that would allow 8 million undocumented people to apply for legal permanent residency. well, it was tiffany justice live for us now in menlo park where marchers are gathering and it looks like so you have somebody set up to speak with us live as well to it. yes, we do have an organizer. this is a big effort that started yesterday. >> going on through the weekend. and joining us alive. isn't organizers organizer to tell us more about what's going on today and more about their of for. thank you so much for joining us this morning. you mind going into what is going on this morning?

we get in that. it goes much into south francisco in a second day of this much. >> that is going to be a day long march from somerset to francisco to meet our >> great from at the moment because it's another much coming down from put that on my down to san francisco. that would be not i mean, to some fences on monday, i would say afternoon and then we're going to much to get that from the civic center which is in front of city hall sentence is going to be much and to defer. that will be a and we're going to happen. riley, >> this is a big effort you mind going into, you know why you guys are doing this in the effort that you guys are putting into yes, well, as you know, has once 40 years, but he's having used to be exact. immigrants like me would be in the dark. >> we having have documentation. >> only in the pipe, but really for over 37 years, right? so says the last time it was 1986. and was glued to

ages, too. opening try. so they moved that they from 1948. to 1972. >> that's how a lot of people put a fix. in 1986. so now we think to do the thing with thing know that it is to the prohibition of 1929. oh, but make a nation law. so so loath introduce a bill on much of year. they says if you being in this country, they wanted know that do move it. 2 of the closest to 2023. so that's why much. >> and you really went into it. we were speaking at minute ago. you really went into how important this march is today and throughout the weekend and how you guys feel like, you know, you you are really supporting this yes, because we know that defense me as being informant and the comment that him again, i one of my close take and we'll see in mexico. >> but and then ice, that in mice that is i lost my grandmother my uncle that the

covid and i see them because i was in the process of getting my katinka. thing that i gave my being cut and i know that defense of having. out of not having comments in having the comments as light payton night. you know, and only thing we need is to have those documents which had been cut in the security. and we want to make this country, which is that great country want to make it even better. >> you know? >> and and how important is it for you guys be out here today and marching along the road on the sidewalk. >> but let me tell you something we can that is by friday. we can. and it does by ap we need this is slow so people can see hear us and believe me, i way coming out in the sun was going on. we give them the needle flyers inform them. and that's all we do. we inform them and did there's a bill they can fix up to 8. pulling 5 million and

mentalist. but it's insistence that we need that early. we've been in the dot for so and we calling this march let that my worry calling this march. okay. the 40 mile march we want a much more 40 miles below one up putting that is being more then. >> almost 40 since we've got anything, i put it early and i we are good people. and with the supply chains. >> thank you so much for making time to talk with us this morning. live. stephanie, i'm gonna send it back to you in studio. yeah, we'll continue following that story. stephanie, thank you so much. >> well, the san francisco taxi workers alliance plans to protest the possible expansion of driverless cars tomorrow. the group plans together at the california public utilities commission headquarters. they want the commission to know they don't want companies waymo and cruise to offer. 24 7 commercial driverless passenger service in the city. the commission is meeting tomorrow to discuss the interference of autonomous vehicles with first responder vehicles. on thursday, the commission votes on whether or

not to grant expansion of services for autonomous cars and police in pleasant hill arrested a suspect accused of shoplifting. this happened at a kohl's on friday night just after 11:00pm. the suspect was booked and all merchandise return. police say they are partnering with local loss prevention groups to continue to crack down on shoplifting. and new this morning, heartbreak for team usa at the women's world cup. sweden eliminated the defending champions after beating the u.s. 5 to 4 on penalty kicks after a scoreless draw. the u.s. is trying to win an unprecedented 3rd straight title. this is the first time in history that team usa has been eliminated in the round of 16. and new this morning. elon musk says his potential in-person fight with meta ceo mark zuckerberg will be streamed on the social media site x formally known as twitter. the 2 tech billionaires appeared at least over social media to agree to a cage match in june

zuckerberg is traded mixed martial arts in his tweet. musk said that all proceeds from the fight would go to charity for veterans. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a huge turnout for a second reverse boycott demonstration at the oakland coliseum. >> how a's and giants fans came together in a moment of solidarity. plus one bay area nonprofit is helping kids prepare for the upcoming school year will show you how. >> and looks like a hot sunday on tap as we see temperatures well inland reach for about 100 or so. however, could be a nice change in the next week as we see a nice cool down for as we see a nice cool down for you as well.

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>> all right, taking a live look outside right now at downtown san francisco. gorgeous view. it's my first time seeing this camera perspective. actually, davis is really pretty as the city starts to wake up 7.14, this sunday morning and sales force tower just clouded in shrouded and all that fog there, stephen, it's a handheld. somebody grabbed the camera just put on just out. 40. stephanie. good morning, everybody. golden gate bridge for you and not a whole lot. the way of fog going on a little bit of that onshore wind checking-in. hey, we'll take it. it's going to be a player, though. later on, though. it's going take a little bit the day off, though. 77. >> for antioch, we've got a lot of 60's covered the east bay up to the north bay, a mixture of 50's and 60's already san francisco checking into 57 refreshing. 54, half moon bay forecast today says 73 san francisco, oakland, 82 90. meanwhile, 4 san jose, the set up as we talked about high pressure is going to be anchored right there in the 4 corner states giving us the right amount of heating here.

we don't have any statements now, but it will be a little bit of a heat pump will call it up here. this collection of cloud cover that's into early next week. that's going to start the winds changing. and hey, a nice improvement in forecast. you're like this week day forecast, hot, inland and warm for the bay. today. 100 plus 80's covered the bay early into the week. monday. it's still going to be pretty much the same for you, folks. well inland as you reach in the upper 90's, at least little bit of minor cooling for east bay shoreline. but later on, it's mild cold for the week. we're talking 80's well inland by tuesday, wednesday, late in the week, sunny to my old as we head into the weekend. i know we're kind of monitoring maybe a little bit of a heat pump coming our way into next weekend. but that may not be encroaching directly into the base. we might kind of look out on that again in the morning hours. we get this fog. we're going to do the same thing again for tomorrow. you'll see that familiar fog little in the way. some drizzle, maybe a bit more aggressive tomorrow morning that we're seeing today, but it still won't linger around very long and then towards the very end of this. look how

this all got shoved up here. the corner little bit there. something working, that low pressure system. we could see its footprints at the end of this. there's our onshore winds compliments of inland heating right there through the carquinez strait and all of that, not much the way of winds as we would expect on monday. still going to play toasty. and there you have the winds starting to march in this general direction here. we don't like it from the opposite direction of offshore wind. but though all those arrows lined up like that tells us our trough is all getting settled for a mild week. beyond highs today, 101. going on for antioch. 100 livermore, 102. for concord, with 80's and even upper 80's lineup. the east bay shoreline may be close to rosa. 73 for san francisco. we'll do about 98, as i mentioned for monday. still working on cooling down little bit more cloud cover on tuesday about 84 stephanie. and that will mostly kind of east bay clouds. kind of cool. can hear a little bit there come the leftover fog business in the afternoon because we're cooling down okay. little nice. little treat. yeah, absolutely. i will take any opportunity for a little bit

of shape. thank you so much. state. >> all right. well, bombshell claims made by a pentagon uefa. whistleblowers sparked a historic hearing before congress. now that man is defending his claims in a new interview with the bbc news nation correspondent evan lambert has the details. >> the new interview comes after a top pentagon official slammed russia's testimony. so it appears he has some things to push back on. ufl whistleblower david grusch is pushing back in a new interview against a top pentagon official who called the hearing last week, quote, insulting. >> and said grusch never worked for the pentagon's office. that investigates uf owes doctor kirkpatrick oversaw our activities and what we're doing and the money we were spending. i never said i was a part of the core team. so i believe. it was just lost in translation or misconstrued grusch first making his bombshell claims in an exclusive interview with news nation in june, we have

spacecraft from another species we do. yeah. quite a number that led to an historic congressional hearing last week. do you believe that our government is in possession of peas? absolutely. based on interviewing over 40 witnesses over 4 years where he testified under oath that he's aware of a secret u.s. government program involving the recovery and reverse engineering of non-human craft. the pentagon has continued to say it hasn't found a verifiable information to support russia's claims in the new interview. gresh also addresses that pushed back alleging the culture of secrecy surrounding the manhattan project when the u.s. develop the atomic bomb also extends to foes. why? >> if it's true, has the government not acknowledged it? >> yeah, i mean, that's a multifaceted question. you know, it goes back, you know, 80, 90 years ago when this was

first created in you know, translated some of the secrecy from the manhattan project onto this subject because >> they weren't sure. >> how onto logically shocking it was going to be to that world populous and 2, as you can imagine, it's a pandora's box for, you know, potential military weapons development type reverse engineering activities. so they decided to keep it under wraps for many years. >> that was evan lambert reporting. we are also expecting a report from a study nasa has done later this month. >> and that the italian family festa in san jose politicians in the south bay. >> got into a friendly competition to see who could stop the most grape juice. san jose mayor matt mahan edged out his competition. you can see that there and namely he was up against santa clara mayor lisa gilmore and mayor carmen of milpitas. the festival also included a pizza dough demonstration was chef john d'ambrosio of george owes

italian food. sounds like a fun tasty time. well, earlier this week, nasa completed its first recovery test for the crewed artemis 2 mission off the coast of san diego. sarah leg. re reports. >> it's a mission complete off the coast of san diego. and the very first recovery test of an and crew aboard this mock-up of the orion capsule for artemis 2, we have never done crew training. >> and now we have developed this caught up. so the past few years have never been able to really tested until now using 4 sailors as stand-ins for the 4 astronauts to simulate just had to recover the crew following their 9 to 10 day journey up up away or million fingerprints all over the success of this mission. all a part of the first moon voyage in 52 years, which will land 30 nautical miles away from america's finest city. it is. it is really need to see this here in san just as i got excited to part of this i hope

he's excited to so close to this history-making event. history takes a village. captain doug ladenburg is the commanding officer of the uss john p murtha, amphibious transport dock. >> where nash of the navy and air force were all put to the test this past week. from our perspective, focusing on. >> the rescue and getting the crew members out in a race against time using a mix of boats, helicopters and divers to recover the crew and capsule back aboard this landing dock with a 2 hour clock. >> setting the stage for the future of space exploration, all with the mission of getting our astronauts home safe being a part of this mission since the inception of nasa, mercury, gemini, apollo shuttle. >> and all the program just getting to continue being a part of that is absolutely amazing. and if the team at a super excited, it's a it's very much a joint effort. >> new features could be heading to the new social media app. threads. meta ceo mark zuckerberg announced the

software will include the addition of a following tab which allows users to see threads from people they follow in chronological order. the post from zuckerberg comes as sign-ups for the threads app has started to slow down. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the fda approves a new post partum depression pill. pill. >> with details coming up.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. thousands of low income families in the peninsula got ready for the new school year. thanks to a backpack giveaway. we show you where this happened and another huge turnout at the bay bridge series as fay a's fans fought to keep their team in oakland. all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we'll bring you those stories in just a moment. but let's start off this half hour with a look at the forecast. we know it's going to be pretty hot in some parts of the bay area today that is going to do right to good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. probably the hottest day that we're going to see probably for about a week since a week and until for at least a week. so. >> we've got a nice cool down coming into next week. so this hang tight a little bit here is these temperatures get to about 100 plus will make up for it by the middle. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. just some hazy fog is left over. that's about it. at least the flag flapping little bit. we've got a good stiff onshore wind helping out a little bit temperature check

for already. 77, antioch, most readings in the east bay in the 60's got some 50 still in the peninsula and 50's and 60's mixture up to the north bay at the ballpark today. the giants head over to oakland to get some warmth. lower 80's is what looks like. the temperatures will be warm and sunny. that's a 10 degree jump, by the way, from just across the bridge, warm and sunny west-southwest winds coming in at about 10. the breakdown today. 86 or so by 11 by 2. we're talking 98 reaching for 100 plus for the afternoon highs. and it looks like on monday some of those inland spots are going to be still reaching for about 100 or so. but big drop as we get into tuesday and through the balance of the have that longer range forecast for you and look at the 4 zone, stephanie, they thank you. >> a huge turn out saturday for a's fans. a second reverse boycott at the oakland coliseum. many giants fans showing their solidarity kron four's gayle ong. was there. >> oakland a's and san

francisco giants fans saying no to las vegas in urging a's owner john fisher to sell the team are trying to get sides of the bay working together you know, sell the team chantelle team, unite the bag have it all come together for one common cause. and where john fisher to sell the team. we've got the land. we've got the building here. building now that. i wanted to the phone up before the game. great with oakland. 68. a fan group fighting to keep days rooted in oakland handed out sell the team towels. giants fans also showed their support. i don't want but they want the to get broken. his a's against the giants and giants and that's put the oakland going to to this. and come on now. major league baseball owners still have to vote to approve the a's move. did leave the a's. the a's left so come on back to the table where here and the fans will continue to have their voices heard and fans say

they'll be back for sunday's game against the giants and they will be waiving this yellow towel. >> reporting from oakland coliseum, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and over 37,000 people attended that game. that's the most fans and an a's game this season. 27,000 people showed up for the team's first reverse boycott in june. and the police say they won't be able to respond to some house alarm calls because of limited staffing. in addition, they say about 90 8% of those types of calls end up not being an actual emergencies. so that furthering their decision now, officials say that they will continue to respond to manually activated panic alarms in silent robbery. alarms and a video alarms that show ongoing crimes. the department is also looking at response tactics to verified alarms. that's when an eyewitness or the alarm company can verify the blur burglary. the idea will be brought up in a town hall meeting next week. and new this morning, a man found suffering from gunshot wounds

in san francisco's bayview district has died. he was found in industrial park on his saw avenue around 11 o'clock on friday night. he was taken to a hospital where he was later pronounced dead. police are asking anyone with information to please get in touch. and san francisco cafe is closing its doors for good stonehill. rather stone mill macho located in the mission district announced they serve their final cup on sunday august 27th. the cafe is located on 5.61. valencia street on social media stone. how much a share. they're grateful for the community's love and support. fire crews continue to make progress on a brush fire in santa clara county. the clayton fire 68 acres and is 97% contained. flames broke out thursday afternoon at clayton road and via de la vista east of san jose. the cause of the fire is under investigation. and for progress has been stopped on a half acre vegetation fire that sparked saturday afternoon in

lake county. cal fire says it started near highway 20 in shady lane in clearlake oaks. fire crews remain in the area to work on putting out hot spots. with mega millions drawing came and went friday night. and once again, no one hit the jackpot. that means the price jumps to an astounding one and a half billion dollars. the jackpot is now the biggest mega millions prize in history and the 3rd highest of any american lottery ever. the next drawing is tuesday night. good luck. meanwhile, one southern california resident get lucky a super lotto plus ticket sold in victorville and it hit the jackpot worth impressive 82 million dollars. the california lottery broke the news on social media last night. no one has come forward to claim the money just yet. >> are you excited about school yeah. >> and some kids and parents san mateo will be well

prepared for the new school year. thanks to samaritan house nonprofit that gave out over 3,000 backpacks saturday filled with school supplies. school and high school students took part in the giveaway. the samaritan house helps low-income families who may not have been able to buy the supplies on their own. >> most of the quiet that we're serving come from underserved community where their parents are minimum wage workers, skilled workers otherwise wouldn't be able to what i perceive that luxury items but necessary items for a school to start the school to register for their next giveaway. you can visit samaritan house san mateo dot org. >> and if you still have more back-to-school shopping to do this summer, there are several apps to help you save money. >> kristen joyce takes a look. >> if you want to save big, don't buy brand new electronics as consumer savings expert andrea warren for those big-ticket electronics you need to buy whether it's a laptop tablet or maybe even a graphing

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>> 8.2 5% back at nike and so many more similar deals. >> governor gavin newsom has designated south san francisco rohnert park as santa cruz as pro housing communities that makes them eligible for additional funding and resources to build more housing for low-income communities of governor newsom made that announcement in a statement friday with the state now holding a total of 30 pro housing areas. the movement is a response to the state's severe housing shortage, which is expected to only get worse as the state's population is expected to grow by 10 million by the year 2050. a record fine is being imposed on 2 large robo call. operators. a report says the ftc is handing out a 300 million dollar fine against roy melvin junior and aaron michael jones. the fcc says the 2 made about 5 billion illegal robocalls to more than 500 million phone numbers in order to get

consumers to buy second rate auto warranty coverage, contracts. the report says that the 2 suspects used shell companies aliases and phone providers that they controlled and the pair were already under court orders not to be involved in telemarketing. a memphis is life-threatening injuries after a road rage incident leads to a freeway shooting on i-580, in tracy officers say they responded to the intersection of clover road and tracy boulevard near the 205, exit ramp friday afternoon. that's where police found the victim who was taken to a nearby hospital. ficers arrested the suspects, eduardo tartan and co nevarez. they are now booked into the san joaquin county jail. a 3 year-old racehorse is dead after running in the opening day of the santa rosa races at the sonoma county. fair horse racing. officials say the horse state hillsong led the race until it took a bad step. it was taken to the vet where it's death is listed as a bone

injury, according to an animal rights group. this is the 47th fatality in california is horse racing season so far. there's a new piece of technology helping keep lake tahoe healthy and clean. our eric rucker shows us how it works. >> the pixie drone is about the size footprint ways of golf cart. this robot could be the future of eliminating invasive plant species from the waters of lake tahoe. but for now, the pixie drone needs to go through its probation period. a test run to see what it can do. and we said, let's bring in here and let's see how many weeds and how much trash we can collect. jt shove all is the co-founder of eagle clean solutions. the company that helped bring the pixie drone to lake tahoe. it sufficient. it's fully battery powered. so doesn't put out any emissions. it's highly maneuverable, low draft and they can collect in points that other technologies can the robot can also be controlled remotely or program

to work on its own its mission scam. the water of the tahoe keys area scooping up any invasive plant species that comes to the surface from the lake that by doing so it make sure those pieces of plant don't drift into the main body of water in lake tahoe, spreading the we that's not supposed to be there in the first place. if we're talking just the plant material that's collected and 100% scale about 75% of plant material is an aquatic invasive pixie drone also collected human-made debris like plastics and styrofoam in just a few runs. the robot has already gathered about 50 pounds of plants and other material. right now, data still being collected and analyzed to see how good it is at his job. however, an army of these bots could be in the waters of lake tahoe. one day, it's one machine. it can only do so much. however, if we have 5, 10, 2030, of the-e machines working in concert, well, then maybe we can have a greater impact.

>> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, former president donald trump's legal woes continue to mount. hear why federal prosecutors are seeking a protective order against him. and prices might be hitting your breakfast table a little bit harder this morning details on bacon prices. going up. not they can. >> here's the highs today. we're looking at 100 plus well east of the east bay hills. you'll notice mostly just shy of 100 probably up in the north bay. there is relief into next week. i have the into next week. i have the forecast for zona in 18 years, grant gill

will become an improv legend. that's why he's preparing for it now with health tips and wellness tools from aarp. to help make sure his health lives as long as he does. the younger you are, the more you need aarp. >> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning,

everybody. and start off with some gloom and doom at half moon bay. it's just the fog checking in this relatively thin today, though. so that's going to mix up pretty quickly. probably see the sun coming out before we reach even high noon today. 77 for antioch, a lot of 60's for the east as you'll notice east bay shorelines hanging on to some upper 50's, though upper 50's also to the north bay here to 60 for san francisco. going tahoe. are we little drop in temperatures from about 80 ish down to the upper 70's. you can see by wednesday, mostly sunny. and we don't see the interference of the flareup of showers or some thunder showers. maybe different story towards end of the week. but at least as we get to the middle of the week, that will be pretty much smooth sailing. now, let's go back to future cast for which shaking bacon here. that trough drops in starts to bring in that onshore. winds break the back of the heat spell we have and that will look nice on front stop something right here in socal. this is what i was mentioning before the bubbling up of some of that monsoon moisture towards our south. looks like that's going to stay all towards the south that you see dris in from the other direction due east. but

anyway, it's coming on the back side of this high. that's responsible for what's going on this weekend. and you see up here, some flaring of some showers or thundershowers extending up to tahoe. it looks like towards the latter portion of the week and the weekend. daytime heating tip. avoid that in the summer months. back to our high. what is it yeah, it's about neighborhood here for today. that's what's causing spike. but that is going to start drifting off towards the east. it looks like with all of this. meanwhile, here comes our trough. cooling us down. can smash it down. shut down a little bit. there we go to a finish towards the middle of the week. we reach some of the coolest numbers we're going to see probably this week on wednesday. let's get to it. your 4 zone forecast for this hot sunday. 73 san francisco looks like for the high today at the coast. once we take care of some of that morning fog back to sunny into the afternoon. maybe some scattered clouds left over a 65 going on for half moon bay, a pit of an onshore wind coupled with that as well. 76 south san francisco looks like burlingame at 80 to 84 for foster city, san carlos at about 89 90. meanwhile, for

palo alto. meanwhile, for the south bay numbers at 90 ish will call it getting ap to about 98 or so. morgan hill, los gatos at 96 east bay shoreline, looking at upper 80's near about 90 or so. and here are the numbers are talking about 100 for livermore. danville, 101, walnut creek, concord, a 1, 0, 2, 80 for berkeley vallejo. you're looking at 83 102, fairfield with napa at 90 to 99 for santa rosa. four's started extended forecast here for you middle. the weaker comes onshore. wind cooler scattered clouds of thrown in here. but we stay in the 80's. it looks like this mild weather is going to hold into next weekend. so as of now will to say about 90 ish or so coming into next weekend, delaying more this summer like it, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you for that update. well, the price of bacon may be on the rise. a wall street journal report says wholesale prices for pork belly, which is used to make bacon at more than tripled since the start of june. in addition, an anti

animal cruelty law in california requires picks be given more pen space in order for their meat to be sold in the state. pix taking up more pens space could negatively impact breeding opportunities leading to higher prices. the report adds some producers may stop selling in california rather than change their practices. and people are hitting the road. this summer was vicky liviakis takes a trip to arizona and introduces us to a diner called swinging stake in this morning's edition of dine. and dish. >> the call of the open road. this road trip leads to the southwest destination, moab, utah and monument valley. navajo county, arizona, where were drinking in the views spectacular views far as the eye can see. monument valley is famous for movie-making. you might recognize the landscape here from forrest gump, but mostly john wayne left his mark. you can visit

john wayne's. there's touristy hot spot with all things cowboy view restaurant john wayne's favorite fried chicken is on the menu. but well, tempting. we opted for something with a little more sizzle. >> spot in the nearby town of mexican >> home of the. swinging steak. >> it's understandable how diners might be confused by the neon sign that says grills gone wild. >> i thought they were going to be dancing stake is just this a grill that looks like a swing. >> your choice of various cuts of steak, the company, toast and beans. they might actually be on to something there. like you either. guess you could say that this is particularly taken to new heights monument valley, arizona vicki liviakis

kron. 4 in national news. former president donald trump's legal woes continue to mount. >> federal prosecutors are seeking a protective order against him and the moon explains. >> the former president has until monday to respond to a request for a protective order against him. pleaded not guilty to criminal charges of trying to overturn his 2020 election loss. the protective order would limit what information trump and his legal team could share publicly about the case. >> so this is a ridiculous indictment. against u.s. set a legal case. it's an act of desperation by a failed and disgraced crooked joe biden and his radical left. the oaks to preserve their grip. and bauer, the motion by the department of justice comes after a truth. social post where trump appeared to promise revenge. >> posting if you go after me, i'm coming after you. the fake charges put forth in their sham indictment are an outrageous criminalization of political speeches. so it is

doj. prosecutors claim it's because trump has posted on social media about, quote, witnesses, judges, attorneys and others associated with legal matters pending against the trump campaign responding saying the truth post cited is the definition of political speech. >> and was in response to dishonest interest groups and super pacs as all of this unfold. trump now calling on the supreme court to intercede and his mounting legal troubles 2024. opponents weighing in on the charges against the gop. front runner is just like most >> i'm upset. i'm paris. i also know our adversaries like china and russia are laughing. trump still holds a commanding lead in the race. his supporters even appear to be making their presence known at other candidate events, including his former vp. >> and trump's biggest 2024 rival, florida governor ron desantis now seemingly rejecting trump's claims of

election fraud saying, quote, the election is what it is. all those theories that were put out there did not prove to be true calling them unsubstantiated. >> samsung is pushing consumers to get their new and improved foldable phones. rich demuro gives us a closer look in today's tech smart. >> well, it's common for apple events to be held in cupertino. this was the first time samsung held an event at its home in south korea. really culture here is one i think of love for technology. there's a love for her fashion, a new things. and i think a lot of that comes together with our full done. so it's really unique time to be able to announce that in korea. samsung brought me to seoul for exclusive tours of their headquarters and the city samsung's presence here is massive. their names on buildings, signs and tens of thousands of employees stroll the company's digital city. they're a museum shows off

more than 60 years of electronics. there are research and development buildings. this was all to set up. how innovation is synonymous with samsung. they believe foldables are the future we're seeing every year more and more consumers are adopting full was for the first time they do drop them that they love them. they're staying loyal to brand to the 4 factors. this year's flip 5 features a larger outside screen. the full 5 has a redesigned pole to snap closed without a gap. a critical turning point for the technology and one that easier to hold and pocket. we find high loyalty as well. so and so it rise foldable. they understand the value of those only on hold or use cases. and then they, you know, want the next one. i spent the day in seoul with the phones and the foldable form factor does have some advantages, especially when it comes to taking pictures and videos in more unique ways. is it necessary? probably not yet, but it is a unique way of pushing the boundaries of what a phone form factor can be. but in the grand scheme of things is

really just beginning for foldable technology. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> all right. as we head to the break for the weekend, you can check out the italian family festa again in san jose. we'll find authentic italian food drinks and live entertainment. the feature food will include spaghetti pizza can only sounds very italian. also the wine tasting in a kid's it all starts at in a kid's it all starts at 11:00am.

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>> all right. the oakland zoo announced this week they're raising to get the hatchlings. look at that eye contact. and

they're raising these guys behind the scenes at their reptile. and amphibian discovery room. little guys are about 2 months old. their names are men and thrash. the zoo says these leave tale get. those are very rare species. they're only found in a small part of northern madagascar are over, says these are images shared by the oakland zoo. really cool stuff. all right. well, still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news, a bitter loss for team usa at the women's world cup. >> we have all the details straight ahead. plus, more on the community meeting seeking public input on the next oakland police chief. and 2 cases of legionnaires disease have been late to business in richmond. stay with us. the proper morning news continues with those stories and more.

>> going on. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, the community gathers to discuss what they want to from oakland's next top cop. and we are tracking the heat sweeping across the bay area with some regions expecting triple digit weather today. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday and we're covering a lot for you this morning, including a big heat up in the weather. >> let's get straight to dave spahr for all of that. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a little bit of a he bumped our way for today and that may hold on a little bit for you folks inland into tomorrow. but >> then we're going to get some relief for the middle of the week as temperatures take

a big tumble, almost a little flavor of fall going on. almost not quite. but here's a live look at what's going on. the golden gate bridge a little bit. that haze leftover. that's karl. the fog leftover onshore winds note the flag. that's all good. but right above us, it's police host the already 77 going on for antioch, most readings in the east bay in the 60's, although fremont the exception there at 58 60's up north 66 for san jose and 55 chilly degrees. half moon bay still lot of those fog clouds hanging around, but most locations you'll notice our above where they were this time from yesterday. so that extra boost is going to help us out all day. and so those numbers, a little warmer, however, in the upper left-hand side of that scheen here, you can see all that cloud cover. yeah, that's a new trough of low pressure that's going to provide cooling force middle of the week. onshore winds and the whole package. the breakdown for you today. 91 by high noon inland. we're looking at numbers reaching 100 by the mid afternoon. so we'll have a closer look at that sunday hot forecast and some relief coming next week. company. all right, dave, thank you.

>> our top story this morning. the oakland police commission hosted public meetings on saturday giving people a chance to share what they want to see in the city's next top cop kron four's philippe djegal explains what was discussed. >> difficult with tremendous amounts of challenges during morning and afternoon sessions saturday at the golden gate and cesar chavez branches of the oakland public library. the oakland police commission asked residents what should be the highest priorities for the next police chief. what characteristics, background and experiences that person should possess. >> and what elements of the next leaders track record will suggest they are fit for the job. we had a black chief that we all pretty much appreciate it. >> it's going to be hard for someone to come in to fill the shoes. mayor sheng thao fired former chief leronne armstrong in february for mishandling police misconduct investigations. >> interim chief darren

allison has been leading the department since. it's a very important meetings. think coming up. the commission will host a virtual meeting wednesday night, followed by 2 in-person engagements next saturday morning and afternoon, the first at the 81st avenue branch of the public library and the last at the west oakland branch commission, vice chair david jordan says the next chief needs to reflect the community. we can't do that without hearing from what we think the community. not small pockets in the community said last month, the police commission which oversees the police department hired a consulting firm to help search for the next top cop. >> the commission says it will use the community's feedback to select finalists for the job, which the agency plans to present to mayor sheng thao by november oakland, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news in

this community. health officials are investigating 2 recent deaths from legionnaires disease potentially linked to a richmond spa. >> on saturday, investigators confirm both people who died had visited, send a spud just days before they started showing symptoms. >> one person died thursday night and the other friday morning, a 3rd person who contracted the disease survived samples of the spa. water are being tested right now in a lab. officials are encouraging anyone who may have visited send a spot to watch for symptoms. those can include shortness of breath, muscle aches and fever. along the creek, police arrested a 35 year-old man, brandon dillon quandary. he is accused of 5 felony counts of rape. police say he may be connected to other assaults over the past several years. they're asking for other potential victims to please come forward and tips can be sent anonymously. >> happening right now, eastbound i-80 is closed between highway 4 hercules and cummings. 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 when crews started the project. that road is expected to reopen at 5 monday morning. and for those taking public transportation today, barr is single tracking on its yellow line between the concord and pleasant hill stations. riders in the area should expect delays of up to 10 minutes. bart says this is so crews can remove trees that may pose a hazard. the agency recommends san francisco bound riders start their trips at walnut creek. and happening right now in the great rights advocates are marching to san francisco demanding congress pass a bill that would allow 8 million undocumented people to apply for legal permanent residency for stephanie just is live for us now in menlo park where marchers are gathering this morning. tiffany. >> right. this is a big effort that started on saturday and is going through the weekend. their goal is to make it down to san francisco downtown

francisco by monday. >> and they have been working all morning long to get ready to leave out at the location that we are at right now. a lot more people gathering this morning. they started marching toward francisco from san jose and petaluma on saturday marching and organizers say to bring awareness to h r 15, 11, the registry bill, this bill would allow undocumented people to apply to be permanent u.s. residents marchers are calling for passage of this legislation that is sponsored by u.s. representative zoe lofgren. the bill would provide a lawful permanent resident status to certain long-term residents, including the undocumented organizers told us it would allow about 8 million undocumented residents to apply. >> so now we think the thing with thing know that it is to the prohibition of 1929. oh, but make racial law. so so introduce a bill on much of

these here. they says if you being in this country, they wanted know that they do move it. 2 of the closest to 2023. so that's why we much. >> again, their goal is to make it into downtown francisco to the federal building by monday. we're on toll. they're going to have route reporting live to the da to you. >> tiffany, thank you for your live coverage of that demonstration this morning. the san francisco put taxi workers alliance plans to protest the possible expansion of driverless cars tomorrow. the group plans together at the california public utilities commission headquarters. they want the commission to know they don't want companies waymo and cruise to offer. 24 7 commercial driverless passenger service in the city. the commission is meeting tomorrow to discuss the interference of autonomous cars with first responder vehicles. on thursday, the commission votes on whether to grant expansion of services for autonomous cars. and new this morning, a man found suffering from gunshot wounds

in san francisco's bayview district has died. he was found in an industrial park on casada avenue around 11 o'clock friday night. he was taken to a hospital where he was later pronounced dead. police are asking anyone with information to please get in touch police in pleasant hill arrested a suspect accused of shoplifting. this happened at a kohl's on friday night just after 11:00pm. the suspect was booked in all merchandise was returned. police say they are partnering with local loss prevention groups to continue to crack down on shoplifting. and another san francisco cafe is closing its doors for good. still macho located in the mission district announced they serve their final cup on sunday august 27th. the cafe is located on 5.61. valencia street on social media stonehill much a shared. they are grateful for the community's love and support. fire crews continue to make progress on a brush fire in santa clara county. the clayton fire burned 68 acres so far and is 97% contained.

flames broke out thursday afternoon at clayton road and via de la vista east of san jose. the cause of the fire is under investigation. forward. progress has been stopped on a half acre vegetation, fire sparked saturday afternoon in lake county. cal fire says it started near highway 20 and shady lane in clearlake oaks fire crews will remain on site to work on putting out any hot spots. and new this morning, heartbreak for team usa at the women's world cup. sweden eliminated the defending champions after beating the u.s. 5 to 4 on penalty kicks after a scoreless draw. the u.s. was trying to win an unprecedented 3rd straight title. this is the first time in history that team usa has been eliminated in the round of 16. also new today, elon musk says his potential in-person fight with medicine ceo mark zuckerberg. beast streamed on the social media site x, formerly known as twitter. the 2 tech billionaires appeared at least

over social media to agree to a cage match in june. zuckerberg is trained in mixed martial arts in his tweet. musk said all proceeds from the fight would go to charity for veterans. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a huge turnout for a second reverse boycott demonstration at the oakland coliseum. >> a's and giants fans came together in a moment of solidarity. plus one bay area nonprofit is helping kids prepare for the upcoming school year. details ahead. but first, a bay area joins us live in studio as she brings her best-selling novel to life on the bi

>> all right. taking a live look right now at downtown san francisco and the bay bridge. just gorgeous view at 8.12 this sunday morning. nice and blue out there. we are expecting things to heat up a bit. dave. >> this is good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. probably the heat pump will get today will be the hottest day. we're going to see for at least about a week. here is half moon bay still fighting off some of those fog clouds. it's ok, don't worry, some will come out. hook, that's already making an effort. even at this hour here. this is we're looking temperatures right now, east bay, 77, antioch, the out water. but everybody else pretty much in the upper 60's already 60's taken. hold up here up north 62, san francisco but happened a little cooler at 55 for at least now. that, of course, changing forecasts as 73. san francisco today. 82 for oakland, 90 meanwhile for san jose. but the really hot numbers happening east of the east bay hills for the most part and then the change is going to that guy up there. got to provide that onshore.

wind little trough in our backyard. perfect for this time of year gives us some nice cooling relief by the middle of the week. so hot inland today, warm for the day. we'll see about 100 plus and then meanwhile, 80's for the bay. but then tomorrow, already the bay is going to start to experience some chipping away at that, getting some more 70's working in here, but still hot, well inland. we're looking at temperatures to happen. still close to 100. it's tuesday. that turns the corner in cooling going to see a lot of 80's well inland in places that are looking at 100 today. then late in the week. question is, are we going to repeat this heat pump situation? we'll stay sunny and mild into the weekend. that's what it's looking like. but there is a little bit of a bubble trying to develop again by the end of the week. futurecast for this just the marine layer that comes back each overnight tomorrow morning. as you can see covering the bay monterey and also san francisco. and then as we get into tuesday, watch this. what happens here? it's gets squashed monday night into tuesday. that's the trough starting to work its magic, providing some winds to overnight. let's get to those. we have to still a bit of a breeze working in here. that's

going to be driven by just local winds that we tend to get because podra you bring that low pressure system down and then into tuesday there come the winds do out of the southwest with this trough starting to build and that's going to provide some cooling relief. we definitely want those arrows from the opposite direction. 101, for antioch today will do about 102, conquered livermore, 100 east bay shoreline, upper 80's 90's up to the north. 73, san francisco. try about a 65. meanwhile, 4 half moon bay next couple of days again, hot today. pretty much in that department looks like for tomorrow and then backing off, as you can see on tuesday with a few bay clouds. when her later, the does write stories is in the studio right now. stephanie, thanks a lot. dave. >> well, a new film is capturing the attention of the bay area's asian american community. love in taipei is based on a new york times best-selling novel. that tells a story of a young american woman who finds love during an unexpected trip overseas to

time. one. joining us live now to share more is bay area officer of love bow tie. pay abigail king when abigail, so glad to have you this morning. thank you for having me stuff. and it's great to be here, of course. and you know, i feel like it's every authors dream come true to have their book turned into a movie. how does it feel for you? it's been it's been so much work for the past 4 years that i have actually forgotten like, this is the moment now. and this is the time to that my kids are my in the car like. >> this is set. we're driving to the screening for sepsis coach. we held a couple days ago. yes, yes, and talk about that screening in just a moment here. but you also executive produce this film. so tell us about what that experience was like and how paramount approach to that process was like. yeah, absolutely. so, you know, the whole process started with the books and trying to get the books out there as widely as possible in the community came out for at harpercollins, put out the first book in 2020 and then the second one came out 2022, the 3rd coming in at the end of this year. >> but from there was

conversations with producers like to see this is a tv adaptation or a film adaptation to see this and musical or we can just lean more heavily. so the dance elements, okay. >> and then after that kind of the processes, fund screenwriter refund director, you cast and then we filmed in type. hey, during had covid when the country was closed. so we joke that said on the planet on it was a lot of covid testing and then take after take after take of every until got to the final project where we together and now it's coming out of office on thursday. while congratulations. that is so huge and and i want to talk about the screening as well. you had a screening recently in san francisco. >> the whole theater was packed. it that's going happen in chinatown. you were had a chance to meet some of your fans and and just how did that moment strike you, too, as well? just seeing so many people come out and support your film. the film is and all asian american cast as well.

so can you speak about just how that moment affected you? >> yeah, i think especially with the these unprecedent strikes in hollywood right now, you know, the actors are not able to promote and the community has just really rallied around to support the miriam kim and a blue convo spearheaded bringing the community together. it was incredible. i think to watch it on the big everyone behind me in reacting and responding in the film really it's just been me in the small screen and with just a couple in the beta testers. and then, of course, you know that the other folks have been involved in creating the program are putting the film. but it was i cannot imagine a more rewarding way to celebrate. >> and tell us as well about the story about love boat i pay or the love boat, but and walk. walk us through for those of us who haven't read the book yet. yes. so as you mentioned, every wong is an 18 year-old girls who lives in ohio. she has not really learned much better and sheet. >> is going to school, but she secretly longs to be the

answer, not something. she's told her parents yet, but her parents over summer center kicking and screaming to tie, pay to learn about language and culture and what she finds instead is this like some are free for all. there's no parental supervision. it's a bunch of kids that have been, you know, kind model model students. their whole lives down. the dropped off in a foreign country and they go crazy. so in the best of was very a lot of seeking out clubbing. >> i'm taking glamour shot extent of the night life that i but really in the process making their culture their own. and it's based on a real program that >> thousands of haitian refugees have combination. dow stretchy from all over the world, right-wing on since the 1960's. like a lot of my friends who are taiwanese. i'm i didn't actually participate in the program. we a lot of my time with his friends. have yourself also went through the how much of your own experiences reflected in the books? yes, 7 was asked that question. i love that question. i would say, you know, there are quintessential

about experiences. you like i mentioned this mistake out clubbing. my husband attended a couple summers. be and his friend snuck out over this blue pipes. i didn't even know existed this hype over the killing river. okay. my friends and i just ran out the front door with the counselors behind us. so that scene in the movie that was a direct reflection of the reality reality. yes, see the kids just running out with the council's chasing after, you know, whenever gets and then, of course, having effect but, you know, i would say that i kind of collected a lot of these quintessential experiences from over the years and you go to parties and people talk about this like this experience that we've had. so there's a lot of like fictionalized on the you know, fun kind of adventures. but the internal journeys of the characters that that, you know, ever is trying to figure yut how can she pursue her? passion for dance will still honoring her family that has always dreamed of her becoming a doctor those kind of more character journeys. i would say that are the external one-all fictionalized, interim ties from him. many other

areas. very interesting. and tell to about the casting in this all asian american cast. how involved are you with the casting process and what are your thoughts you know, people more involved the the production of the cast so that the kass is incredibly talented and >> from the very beginning and produces asking, what is the most important thing you want for this film? i said, you know, there's 30 different asian nation reckon characters in the novels. and they're all different. they're all diverse. and want this film to reflect that diversity within our community that we see. but we didn't often see on the screen you know, they heard me and we did actually open up casting too, you know, to the world. and so i didn't get to see all of the tapes because they were is some of submissions. but i did you know, kind of the subset and then the final and, you know, ashley, about his poor place are ever it is. yes. and the new hunger games movie that's coming up. ross butler is our our lead directly was a cutie

by beautiful, the they're just they're smart, wonderful human beings. and i feel so grateful that we could spend that time together on set. how does it feel to get to this point where we are starting to see more of that representation in the asian community reflected in. >> you know, books like ones you've written and also just in movie theaters. how does that strike? know, it's changed so even at the time. but it was coming out. there were still you just contracts. and, you know, in the holluwood people ending the shocked to hear the types of things. they were a bit like, you know, the opportunity replace your asian character with a nomination character for marketing those just 2 years before i got my film deal but i thrilled to see just there been so many wonderful films, everything everywhere, joyride, american born chinese, which is actually referenced in love. but was one of their favorite so, you know, since joy luck club and crazy rich asians, i think what we're now in in this and i'm just so honored to be a part of i want to

point out, too, that all the books that we're seeing right on the table here are all translations sets, right? you've been here. books been translated in many different languages and is available in many different countries. yeah, it is as the foam. and i think that has been one of the most striking things to me that the story about asian american girl going to tie pay is somehow resonating with audiences from all different cultures. and i think and some ways that's that's part of the benefit of having a cast of 30 different characters. their asian americans is no longer the most. interesting thing about that, any individual character and so they can be individuals. but at the same time, when you have that large cast, you can also find what is uniquely asian american about our community, things like the centrality of family and the importance of and, you know, the community, especially as such a powerful message to share with our viewers this morning. >> alright, abigail king, when the author of love boat tape. hey, congratulations again to you. and thanks for joining us this morning. thanks for having me, stephanie. all

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and the fda has approved the first-ever pill for postpartum depression. iran alone. excuse me is taken daily for 2 weeks. in clinical trials, the medication improves symptoms in women who experience severe depression after having a baby. those symptoms included anxiety, trouble sleeping and social withdrawal. the national institute of mental health says postpartum depression can last for years affecting one in 7 new moms. and a study suggests that believing you've had a good night's sleep, even when you haven't can positively influence your mood. so researchers from the american psychological association, they read an experiment with over 100 participants between the ages of 18. and 22, the study found that those who felt like they had slept well overnight, we're in a better mood the next day, even if their sleep quality was actually poor. so a good thing to keep in mind for those of us who get up at 3 in the morning. think most of us do here. the kron 4 weekend morning news. well, still

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another huge turnout at the bay bridge series as a's fans fight to keep their team in oakland. good morning. thanks for much for joining us here at the kron. 4 morning news. good to have you. start this half hour with a check on our forecast. dave spahr is tracking a little bit of a bump in temperatures. coming up. >> yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a little bit of that haze is left over in terms some parts of the bay. but for the most part, we're starting things off on a sunny note. with those temperatures to really climb near 100 or better, half moon bay still waiting for some of those morning fog clouds to clear on out. but probably by noon, we'll be seeing some sunshine work in 77, antioch, a lot of 60's for the east bay up to the north. also 60 64 san francisco that chilly 57. meanwhile, 4 half moon bay, 107, game time as the giants and battle. temperatures in the lower 80's in oakland. however, warm and sunny with a west southwest wind at about 10. so that won't be too chilly. 91 in high noon at 3

about 99 as we try to score near 100 or a couple degrees beyond. however, as we go into next week, it looks like temperatures will backtrack for most of the balance of the week, giving us some relief will have more on that extended forecast. but your 4 zone and a bit, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. and a huge turn out saturday for a's fans. second reverse boycott at the oakland coliseum. many giants fans showing their solidarity kron four's gayle was there. >> oakland a's and san francisco giants fans saying no to las vegas in urging a's owner john fisher to sell the team are trying to get both. >> both sides of the bay working together you know, sell the team to unite the bag have it all come together for one common cause. and where john fisher to sell the team. we've got the land. we've got the building here. building nownthat. i wanted to the phone up before the game. great with oakland. 68. a fan

group fighting to keep days rooted in oakland. >> handed out sell the team towels. giants fans also showed their support. i don't want they want the to get broken. his a's against the giants and giants. and that's put the oakland are going to this. and fisher come on now. major league baseball owners still have to vote to approve the a's. move did leave the a's. the a's left so come on back to the table where here in the fans will continue to have their voices heard. and fans say they'll be back for sunday's game against the giants and they will be waiving this yellow towel. >> reporting from oakland coliseum, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> over 37,000 people attended this game. that's the most fans at an a's game this season so far and 27,000 people showed up for the team's first reverse boycott in june. >> are you excited about school started? yeah.

>> some kids and parents in mateo will be well prepared for the new school year. thanks to samaritan house, the nonprofit gave out over 3,000 backpacks saturday filled with school supplies, school, the high school students took part in the giveaway. the samaritan house helps low-income families who may not have been able to buy the supplies on their own. >> most of the quiet that we're serving here come from underserved community where their parents are minimum wage workers, skilled workers otherwise wouldn't be able to what i perceive that luxury items but necessary items for a school to start the school year. >> the register for the next giveaway you can visit samaritan how san mateo dot org. and if you still have more back-to-school shopping to do this summer, there are several apps to help you save money. >> kristen joyce takes a look. >> if you want to save big, don't buy brand new electronics as consumer savings expert andrea warren for those big-ticket electronics you need to buy

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year-old race horses dead after running in the opening day of the santa rosa races at the sonoma county. fair horse racing. officials say the horse stained hillsong led the race until it took a bad step. it was taken to the vet where it's death is listed as a bone injury, according to an animal rights group. this is the 47 fatality in california is horse racing season so far. in national news, former president donald trump's legal woes continue to mount federal prosecutors are seeking a protective order against him and then move explains. >> the former president has until monday to respond to a request for a protective order against him. pleaded not guilty to criminal charges of trying to overturn his 2020 election loss. the protective order would limit what information trump and his legal team could share publicly about the case. >> so this is ridiculous indictment. against u.s. set a

legal case. it's an act of desperation by a failed and disgraced crooked joe biden and his radical left. the oaks to preserve their grip. and bauer, the motion by the department of justice comes after a truth. social post where trump appeared to promise revenge. >> posting if you go after me, i'm coming after you. the fake charges put forth in their sham indictment are an outrageous criminalization of political speeches. so it is doj. prosecutors claim it's because trump has posted on social media about, quote, witnesses, judges, attorneys and others associated with legal matters pending against the trump campaign responding saying the truth post cited is the definition of political speech. >> and was in response to dishonest interest groups and super pacs as all of this unfold. trump now calling on the supreme court to intercede and his mounting legal troubles 2024. opponents weighing in on the charges against the gop. front runner is just like most

>> i'm upset. i'm paris. i also know our adversaries like china and russia are laughing. >> trump still holds a commanding lead in the race. his supporters even appear to be making their presence known at other candidate events, including his former vp. and trump's biggest 2024 rival, florida governor ron desantis now seemingly rejecting trump's claims of election fraud saying, quote, the election is what it is. all those theories that were put out there did not prove to be true calling them unsubstantiated. >> piece technology helping keep lake tahoe clean. our eric rucker shows us how it works. >> the pixie drone is about the size footprint ways of golf cart. this robot could be the future of eliminating invasive plant species from the waters of lake tahoe. but for now, the pixie drone needs to go through its probation period. a test run to see what

it can do. and we said, let's bring in here and let's see how many weeds and how much trash we can collect. jt shove all is the co-founder of eagle clean solutions. the company that helped bring the pixie drone to lake tahoe. it sufficient. it's fully battery powered. so doesn't put out any emissions. it's highly maneuverable, low draft and they can collect in points that other technologies can the robot can also be controlled remotely or program to work on its own its mission scam. the water of the tahoe keys area scooping up any invasive plant species that comes to the surface from the lake that by doing so it make sure those pieces of plant don't drift into the main body of water in lake tahoe spreading the we that's not supposed to be there in the first place. if we're talking just the plant material that's collected and 100% scale about 75% of plant material is an aquatic invasive pixie drone also collects to human made debris like plastics and

styrofoam in just a few runs. the robot has already gathered about 50 pounds of plants and other material. right now, data still being collected and analyzed to see how good it is at his job. however, an army of these bots could be in the waters of lake tahoe. one day, it's one machine. it can only do so much. however, if we have 5, 10, 2030, of these machines working in concert, well, then maybe we can have a greater impact. >> the second annual die. now farmers market week kicks off today and san francisco after the break. we'll be joined with areas right there enjoying that did tasty tomato there. but the agricultural institute of marin to walk us all that. >> and look at your forecast today. look at those high temperatures. 100 plus. we've also had the warm nights, tomatoes like those warm nights to 73 san francisco. 65 per half. moon bay going to check into that 4 zone forecast and check the extended with some cooler extended with some cooler temps up here.

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>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look right now at san francisco from the north bay. gorgeous view this morning. a 43 this sunday morning. you can see the city of san francisco on the right hand side, just waiting for you to come out and explore and hang out with let's check in now day for that potential heat up that we're tracking. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. not too bad in the city and certainly at the coast. want to take care of these morning fog a clouds going on here this at half moon bay but inland. oh, yeah, those temperatures will be climbing

in a big way already up to 77, antioch, all those 60's in the east bay and up to the north bay, too. >> 65, by the way, for high san francisco pair 6 is for san jose. so what we're waiting for to break this heat spell. we're going to get is by tuesday. this trough starts to get in here. that's going provide that onshore wind. it's a totally different. atmosphere will be playing with, however, upstream to. we're kind of watching for some of that monsoon moisture makes his presence known a bit in southern california, compliments of the backside of that high. this time of year. we always going to watch that bubbling up from the south because that's where moisture tends to hover. by the way, if you are headed to tahoe, the early part of your forecast looks ok, another was no interference from those afternoon thunder showers. you get towards the latter portion into next weekend. you might have to share afternoon with a few of those hit or miss thunder showers working. so here's the high. this kind of the will start of the show. it bumps off here as we get into early next week. here comes that trough. it comes down. we get some nice cooling. trying to get their get some better cooling by the middle of the week and down. go those temperatures to check out your

4 zone forecast for today. san francisco at 73 to the coast will do a lot of 60's here. half moon bay at 65 82. meanwhile, burlingame, to the southeast numbers start to reach about 90 so 90 palo alto and also redwood city and in the south bay, also holding on to a 90 in some of the lower 90's. but you get away from the water, of course. morgan hill 98 96 from los gatos, upper 80's east bay shoreline. look at this triple digits in place like livermore at 100. looks like a 101 will do it for danville, 101. for walnut creek, concord at 102. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline got some lower 80's working here. the lay one 83 but nation 97 102, fairfield, not but 92 99 for santa rose up. but we break this tuesday, some scattered clouds, particularly around the bay, but enjoy those temperatures inland. well, in the business of the 80's and it looks like that is going to hold into next weekend. but we're still watching for a little bit of a heat pump yet maybe to return. mom always said, eat your veggies, 70.

>> all right, dave, thank you. well, the second annual dine out farmers market week kicks off today san francisco and restaurants and chefs from both san francisco and marin will come together to create some unique dishes while also supporting black indigenous and p o c owned businesses in the process. and joining us today is andy niger release ceo of the agricultural institute of marine. he's going to walk us through all of this. thank you so much for joining us this morning. thanks for having me today. so glad to be here. yes. so just to start out, you brought out some incredible produce. walk us through why you brought this year for us today. so i brought some of my seasonal favorites, some lovely heirloom tomatoes, some red leaf >> delicious, vibrant, orange, carrots. beautiful broccoli in all of this. food is grown right here in california by our local farmers. incredible. and we are so lucky to be able to have such easy access to great produce like this. we are here in california. we have over 650 certified farmers markets and my nonprofit organization,

agricultural and simmer and we operate 9 farmers markets across the bay area in alameda marin and san francisco counties and >> we want everyone to experience the joys and benefits of buying food directly from farmers and local food makers. yes. so walk us through the special that you have planned this so august 6 to 12 is national farmers market week. a time to celebrate farmers markets. we want people to celebrate farmers markets all year round, but especially this week, it's really important. but we're hosting our second annual dine out farmers market week. so we have 16 local chefs in san francisco and marin county that shop the farmers market every week and they are hosting special meals this week and you can enjoy a local farm to table menu with all the produce from our local farmers. markets and a portion of sales from the restaurant's this week will go to support ames, racial equity fund. okay. the racial equity fund helps to support local black, indigenous and people of color. farmers, food makers and artisans who are getting their start at the farmers

market. we want to make sure that all people are seen in represented and our local food systems. >> and was it so important that your organization also put together this racial equity fund? we've noticed over time to the historic discrimination that many people have not been able to participate in the farmers market and >> we want to make sure that the farmers market frighten opportunity for all farmers and food makers to sell their amazing products and locally grown foods. all right. and tell us to about the situation that's facing farmers right now. we know that you work with quite a few of them operating. obviously has your link working with farmers. markets. >> you know how they do how they do days because of >> everything going on with the economy. well, you may recall back to the time of the covid pandemic when grocery store shelves are empty. but farmers markets are open and people are able to come and shop. >> open air markets and buy directly from their farmers and food makers. but since that time, we've had challenges with drought, inflation and other economic challenges. and this winter, some pretty intense storms.

our farmers are resilient. they find a way in the most important thing people can do is to come and shop the farmers market and keep our small farms in operation. >> very good. and how can people find out more information about the farmers markets? talk about that first. so we encourage you to first visit our website cultural institute dot org where we have a list of our farmers markets across the bay area. we have for dinner and 3 in the east bay and 2 in san francisco. you can search our directory to learn about the different farmers and food makers and artisans. who are there? find your favorite products and just experience the joys of shopping locally and seasonally. yeah, we have that web site that's pulled up on the screen for viewers at home as well. and how can people get more information about the restaurants that are part? likewise. if you visit our web site, you can click on the link for dine out and learn about some of the amazing restaurants like fiorella octavia co-host say it's on lazy and again, the shops really support the farmers. so now it's time to come out and support the

chefs. so get access to great meals. and you know that your funds are going to support farmers and food makers of color who are getting their start at local food systems. all right. fantastic. and again, the place to go. if people want to get more information, so the place to go is agricultural institute dot and we hope to see that our farmers market and we're also celebrating our 40 year anniversary is a nonprofit this year and we're hosting a wonderful gala celebration on november 4th called gather for the planet and a beautiful ranch out in tomorrow's west friend. so we hope you'll join us at our 40 year anniversary gala as well. all right. fantastic. that is andy with the agricultural institute of marin. >> share some important ways and how we can support our local farmers and local restaurants. thank you so much. thanks for having me again. all right. we'll be again. all right. we'll be right back.

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view restaurant john wayne's favorite fried chicken is on the menu. but well, tempting. we opted for something with a little more sizzle. >> spot in the nearby town of mexican >> home of the. swinging steak. >> it's understandable how diners might be confused by the neon sign that says grills gone wild. >> i thought they were going to be dancing stake is just this a grill that looks like a swing. >> your choice of various cuts of steak, accompanied toast and beans. they might actually be on to something there. like you either. guess you could say that this is particularly taken to new heights monument valley, arizona vicki liviakis kron. 4 >> knows where to find the best food. well, the oakland zoo announced this week they are raising 2 gecko hatchlings behind the scenes at the

reptile and amphibian discovery room. check that out. these guys are about 2 months old. their names are men and thrash. the zoo says these leaf tailed get. those are very rare species. they're only found in a small part of northern madagascar are really cool stuff. love seeing predators at the different zoos are helping to save. and it is august and that means it's leo season. and researchers say that your birthday month might affect your personality. it's from a new study recently published in the journal of comprehensive psychology. researchers say people born august tend to be more extroverted, hardworking and confident. they're also very blunt and more likely to have a leadership position like ceo or boss. on the flip side, they might have a temper when things don't go their way and might get easily annoyed over smaller things. some famous august birthdays include barack obama, michael jackson and the late great kobe bryant. still ahead in the

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kron. 4 morning news. the community gathers to discuss what they want to see from oakland's next top cop. and we are tracking the heat sweeping across the bay area with some regions expected to hit. well, triple digits. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday and let's start by getting a look at warming weather with dave sphar. hey, dave. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we'll see those temperatures inland race for about 100 or so going on. but will be only one or 2 day event. looks like into this week ahead. those temperatures will self correct? a nice cool down going on our way. want to quite fall but will be a break in the heat spike that we're getting for today. a live look at what it looks like. outsiders of you coming in from the east bay shoreline. all that up very nicely. as you can see here, 80 going on

for antioch, with 70's over the east bay hill 60's. meanwhile, in the east bay shoreline. 65 meanwhile for san francisco, given the quick contrast here, we're coming up ahead. more than half a dozen degrees in some cases. then we were this time from yesterday's. we take that and just build it forward. you see our high temperatures warmer than yesterday the upper left hand corner of the screen here. you can see some of that cloud cover marching on forward that new trough that's going to develop. give us some cooling temperatures by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday. the breakdown today, 95 at 1 o'clock by 4. we're talking. 99 expect much of the same inland for tomorrow. but again, that breaks to the balance of the week. we'll have more on that coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. our top story this morning, the oakland police commission hosted public meetings on saturday giving people a chance to share what they want to see in the city's next top cop kron four's philippe djegal explains what was discussed.

>> difficult with tremendous about challenges during morning and afternoon sessions saturday at the golden gate and cesar chavez branches of the oakland public library. the oakland police commission asked residents what should be the highest priorities for the next police chief. what characteristics, background and experiences that person should possess. >> and what elements of the next leaders track record will suggest they are fit for the job. we had a black that we all pretty much appreciate it. >> it's going to be hard for someone to come in to fill the shoes. mayor sheng thao fired former chief leronne armstrong in february for mishandling police misconduct investigations. >> interim chief darren allison has been leading the department since. very important meetings. anything cleveland, coming up. the commission will host a virtual meeting wednesday night followed by 2 in-person engagements next saturday morning and afternoon, the first at the 81st avenue

branch of the public library and the last at the west oakland branch commission, vice chair david jordan says the next chief needs to reflect the community. we can't do that without hearing from what but we think the community, not small pockets in the community last month, the police commission which oversees the police department hired a consulting firm to help search for the next top cop. >> the commission says it will use the community's feedback to select finalists for the job, which the agency plans to present to mayor sheng thao by november oakland, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news in this community. >> health officials are investigating 2 recent deaths from legionnaires disease potentially lead to a richmond spa on saturday. investigators confirm both people who died visited zen day just days before they started showing symptoms. one person died thursday night and another friday morning, a 3rd person who contracted the disease

survived samples of the spa. water are being tested in a lab. officials encouraging anyone who may have visited send a spot to watch for symptoms. those can include shortness of breath, muscle aches and fever. walnut creek. police arrested this man. 35 year-old brendan tahlequah, dreary. he is accused of 5 felony counts of rape. police say he may be connected to other assaults ooer the past several years. they are asking for other potential victims to please come forward. tips can be sent anonymously. and we will get that contact information on our website for you 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. these are photos of the progress crews are making so far. the road is expected to reopen at 5 monday morning. and for those taking public transportation today, barr is single tracking on its yellow line between the concord and

pleasadt hill stations. riders in the area should expect delays of up to 10 minutes. bart says this is so crews can remove trees that may pose a hazard. the agency recommends san francisco bound riders begin their trips at walnut creek. happening now, immigrant rights advocates are marching to san francisco demanding congress pass a bill that would allow 8 million undocumented people to apply for legal permanent residency kron four's. tiffany justice is live for us now in menlo park, where marchers just a part of the area. and we know tiffany, you've been speaking with these demonstrators all morning. >> i have they left about 40 minutes ago marching and making their way downtown downtown san francisco. you know, this is a big effort that started on saturday and has gone through the weekend. 2 separate groups marching down and finding their location all together, forming a group there in downtown san francisco. they started marching downtown and towards

francisco from san jose and petaluma on saturday and plan on arriving to the federal building in the city by monday marching along the way. organizers say to bring awareness our 15, 11, the registry bill, this bill would allow undocumented people to apply to the permanent u.s. resident. some marchers are calling for passage of this legislation that is sponsored by u.s.. representative is olof grant. the bill would provide lawful permanent resident status to certain long-term residents, including the undocumented and organizers tell us it would allow about 8 million undocumented residents to apply. >> so now we think the thing with thing know that it is to the prohibition of 1929. oh, but make racial law. so so introduce a bill on much of these here. they says if you being in this country, they want remove that. do move it. 2 of the closest to 2023. so that's why we much.

>> now their goal again is to make it into this city by monday, told. cp>> they will host around reporting live >> tiffany, thank you for that coverage. the san francisco taxi workers alliance plans to protest the possible expansion of driverless cars tomorrow. the group plans to gather at the california public utilities commission headquarters. they want the commission to know they don't want companies waymo and cruise to offer. 24 7 commercial driverless passenger service in the city. the commission is meeting tomorrow to discuss the interference of autonomous vehicles with first responders. on thursday, the commission votes on whether to grant expansion of services for autonomous cars. police in pleasant hill arrested a suspect accused of shoplifting. this happened at a kohl's on friday night just after 11:00pm the suspect was booked and all merchandise returned. police say they are partnering with local loss prevention to continue to crack down on shoplifting.

another san francisco cafe is closing its doors for good. sam stone mill macho located in the mission district announced that they serve their final cup on sunday august 27th. the cafe is located on 5, 6, one valencia streets and on social media stonehill much a share. they are grateful for the community's love and support. fire crews continue to make progress on a brush fire in santa clara county. the clayton fire burns 68 acres so far and is 97% contained. flames broke out thursday afternoon at clayton road and via de la vista east of san jose. the cause of the fire is under investigation. and for progress has been stopped on a half acre vegetation fire that sparked saturday afternoon in lake county. cal fire says it started near highway 20 and shady lane in clearlake oaks. fire crews remain in the area to work on putting out hot spots. new this morning, heartbreak for team usa at the women's world cup. sweden eliminated the defending

champions after beating the u.s. 5 to 4 on penalty kicks after a scoreless draw. the u.s. was trying to win an unprecedented 3rd straight title. this is the first time in history. team usa has been eliminated in the round of 16. and in this morning, elon musk says his potential in-person fight with meta ceo mark zuckerberg could be streamed on social media site x formally known as twitter. the 2 tech billionaires appear at least over social media to agree to a cage match back in june. zuckerberg is trained in mixed martial arts and his tweets. musk said all proceeds from the fight would go to charity for veterans. justin bart saw their 3rd highest saturday. a ridership day since the pandemic on saturday. the agency reach more than 101,000 riders traveling through bart stations. they say bart says events around the bay area this weekend, which included the a's baseball game helped with ridership. coming up on

the kron 4 morning news. a huge turnout for a second reverse boycott demonstration at the coliseum. it were just mentioning. >> how is in giants fans came together in a moment of solidarity. plus one bay area nonprofit is helping kids get ready for the upcoming school year. we tell you how. and after the break, kelly uefa whistleblowers sparked a historic hearing before congress. >> and we're looking for warming to happen with temperatures. 100 plus in a couple of those has selected hot spots and not much of a change in the monday, but into next week. we do see colin going on for almost springtime variety forecast coming your way in a

welcome kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. sunshine taking hold. as you can see, the east bay shoreline shot there. nice blue skies, blue bay going to stay that way all day today have to take care of the coastal areas, though, still dealing with some of that coastal fog. >> at work right now, 80 for antioch about that 70's for much of the east bay still on the east bay shoreline, a little cooler in the 60's 60's up towards the north. 57 chilly degrees, half moon bay. so for today, we'll call it 73 san francisco. 82 for oakland. great. the ballpark. by the way and 19 meanwhile for san jose. but those numbers really bump up when you get well inland. they start climbing well through the 90's. this is what we have the setup. you can see the high pressure system to well action a couple of days. we'll see some of the bubbling up with some of that moisture. we'll show you that later. but they're up north.

that's that trough coming our way to give us some cooling by tuesday, wednesday and into thursday. so hot inland, warm for the bay. got 100 plus school in on with 80's for theu east bay shoreline. that will probably crack as early as the early part of next week as as monday. but for you folks inland, you may have to wait for tuesday fill that dramatic drop. you get those winds by monday night. however, though, indicating are change late in the week. by the way, it still sunny and mild into the weekend. that's what it looks like from the latest grid models. now here there still is that outside chance we might have a heat pump will see we get a little closer to that future cast for there's our cloud cover that happens overnight. giving us the marine layer by monday morning dissipating. pretty quickly. no flare ups happening by the when the mountains. then at the very end, you can see it kind of bends and twists a little bit here in response to that low that trough developing, we might get some sprinkles along the coast a little bit. and along the east bay shoreline to start. that's just the thicker marine layer here and the low providing that good onshore winds. so we get a little breeze going on as we get the daytime heating

very, very typical. but the change by the low is watch of the arrows. there we go start to point directly up there in response to this low and even overnight tuesday morning with these winds tell you that we're finally changing into the new climate again for the rest of the week. that sets the stage. you were not there for today. 101. going on, antioch, 100 livermore, concord, 102. we have upper 80's going on along the east bay shoreline with 99 for santa rosa. checking out the next couple of days. there's the drop. 98 for monday tuesday. 84, maybe some scattered clouds working here, stephanie, for tuesday. that's a little bit of response that marine layer getting bunched up a little bit here, but basically sunny into the afternoon. but kohler for everybody that will feel great. >> yes. give me the cooldown. all right. thank you palm show claims made by a pentagon u f o whistleblower sparked a historic hearing before congress. and now that man is defending his claims in a new interview with the bbc news nation correspondent evan lambert explains.

>> the new interview comes after a top pentagon official slammed russia's testimony. so it appears he has some things to push back on. ufl whistleblower david grusch is pushing back in a new interview against a top pentagon official who called the hearing last week, quote, insulting. >> and said grusch never worked for the pentagon's office. that investigates uf owes doctor kirkpatrick oversaw our activities and what we were doing and the money we were spending. i never said i was a part of the core team. so i believe. it was just lost in translation or misconstrued grusch first making his bombshell claims in an exclusive interview with news nation in june, we have spacecraft from another species we do. yeah. quite a number that led to an historic congressional hearing last week. do you believe that our government is in possession of peas? absolutely. based on interviewing over 40 witnesses

over 4 years where he testified under oath that he's aware of a secret u.s. government program involving the recovery and reverse engineering of non-human craft. the pentagon has continued to say it hasn't found a verifiable information to support russia's claims in the new interview. gresh also addresses that pushed back alleging the culture of secrecy surrounding the manhattan project when the u.s. develop the atomic bomb also extends to foes. why if it's true, has the government not acknowledged it? yeah, i mean, that's a multifaceted question. you know, it goes back, you know, 80, 90 years ago when this was first. >> created in you know, translated some of the secrecy from the manhattan project onto this subject because they weren't sure how onto logically shocking it was going to be to the world populous and 2, as you can imagine, it's a pandora's box

for, you know, potential military weapons development type reverse engineering activities. so they decided to keep it under wraps for many years. >> and that was evan lambert reporting for us. we are also expecting a report from nasa, but that was that later on this month. excuse me. latest mega millions drawing came and went friday night. and once again, no one hit the jackpot. that means the price jumps to an astounding one and a half billion dollars that jackpot is now the biggest malik, mega millions prize in history and the 3rd highest of any american lottery ever. the next drawing is tuesday night. and meanwhile, one southern california resident, get lucky a super lotto plus ticket sold in victorville hit the jackpot worth an impressive 82 million dollars. the california lottery broke the news on social media last night. no one has come forward to claim the jackpot prize money, though, just yet. at the italian family festa in san jose, 3 south bay politicians

got into a little friendly competition to see who could stop the most grape juice? well, saturday mayor matt mahan edged out his competition, namely santa clara mayor lisa gilmore and mayor carmen went of milpitas. the festival also included a pizza dough demonstration with a chef john d'ambrosio georgios italian food. sounds like a really fun time. earlier this week, nasa completed its first recovery test for the crewed artemis 2 mission off the coast of san diego. sarah leg. re reports. >> it's a mission complete off the coast of san diego. and the very first recovery test of an and crew aboard this mock-up of the orion capsule for artemis 2, we had never done crew training. >> and now we have developed this caught up. so the past few years have never been able to really tested until now using 4 sailors as stand-ins for the 4 astronauts to simulate just had to recover

the crew following their 9 to 10 day journey up up away or million fingerprints all over the success of this mission. all a part of the first moon voyage in 52 years, which will land 30 nautical miles away from america's finest city. it is. it is really need to see this here in san just as i got excited to part of this i hope he's excited to so close to this history making about history takes a village. captain doug ladenburg is the commanding officer of the uss john p murtha, amphibious transport dock. >> where nash of the navy and air force were all put to the test this past week. from our perspective, focusing on. >> the rescue and getting the crew members out in a race against time using a mix of boats, helicopters and divers to recover the crew and capsule back aboard this landing dock with a 2 hour clock. >> setting the stage for the future of space exploration, all with the mission of getting our astronauts home safe being a part of this mission since the inception of nasa, mercury, gemini, apollo

shuttle. >> and all the program just getting to continue being a part of that is absolutely amazing. and if the team a super excited, it's a it's very much a joint effort. >> and new features could be heading to the new social media app threads. meta ceo mark zuckerberg announcing the software include the addition of a following tab which allows users to see threads from people they follow in chronological order. the post from zuckerberg comes as sign-ups for the threads app has started to slow down. a record. fine is being imposed on 2 large robo call operators. a report says the ftc is handing out a 300 million dollar fine against roy melvin junior and aaron michael jones. the fcc says the 2 made about 5 billion illegal robocalls to more than 500 million phone numbers in order to get consumers to buy second rate auto warranty coverage, contracts. the report says they use shell companies, aliases and phone providers. they controlled and the pair were already under court orders not to be involved in

telemarketing. still ahead on the 4 morning news, the fda approves a new post partum depression pill. depression pill. >> details next.

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its home in south korea. really the culture here is one i think of love for technology. there's a love for her fashion, a new things. and i think a lot of that comes together with our full done. so it's really unique time to be able to announce that in korea. samsung brought me to seoul for exclusive tours of their headquarters and the city samsung's presence here is massive. their names on buildings, signs and tens of thousands of employees stroll the company's digital city. they're a museum shows off more than 60 years of electronics. there are research and development buildings. this was all to set up. how innovation is synonymous with samsung. they believe foldables are the future we're seeing every year more and more consumers are adopting full was for the first time they do drop them that they love them. they're staying loyal to brand to the 4 factors. this year's flip 5 features a larger outside screen. the full 5 has a redesigned pole to snap closed without a gap. a critical turning point for the

technology and one that easier to hold and pocket. we find high loyalty as well. so tries foldable. they understand the value of those only on hold or use cases. and then they you know what, the next one. i spent the day in seoul with the phones and the foldable form factor does have some advantages, especially when it comes to taking pictures and videos in more unique ways. is it necessary? probably not but it is a unique way of pushing the boundaries of what a phone form factor can be. but in the grand scheme of things is really just beginning for foldable technology. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> the fda has approved the first-ever pill for postpartum depression. so rent alone is taken daily for 2 weeks in clinical trials and medication improves symptoms in women who experience severe depression after having a baby, the symptoms included anxiety trouble sleeping and social withdrawal. the national institute of mental health says postpartum depression can last for years affecting one

in 7 new moms. the fda has issued a nationwide recall of organic liquid probiotics. the affected products were sold by the company ozona organics and sold on amazon and walmart stores. the recall is due to the possibility that affected products could become contaminated with microbial growth and become harmful anyone unless these items on your screen there are encouraged to throw these products away. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we'll take a look at several apps that can help you save money as you prepare to shop money as you prepare to shop for those stop right there! this week, the denny's super slam is only $9.99. hungry for all your breakfast favorites? when you want america's biggest breakfast for only $9.99... at denny's, it's diner time. now open really late.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news, thousands of low-income families in the peninsula got ready for the new school year. thanks to a special backpack giveaway. and another huge turnout at the bay bridge series as the a's fans fight to keep their team in oakland. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. happy sunday to you. we're going to all those stories in just a moment. but first, we're going to check in on the forecast with dave and it's going to start getting a bit warmer out there. this is true. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody. want to push those numbers inland into the 100 plus range for today. >> and pretty close to that. it looks like for tomorrow before the starts to break and we'll see some of those more palatable 80's across those inland sections. even now for our first start, that fog is pretty much all been erased except for along the coast. there's your shot for the east bay shoreline. all lit up nicely. blue skies in blue bay. 80, though, at this hour for any act, a lot of 70's inland, but 60's hanging on to the east bay shoreline with 67

thus far in san francisco. but at the ballpark in oakland later on today, hosting the giants. the a's are 107, game time. temps lower 80's, warm and sunny. a little bit of a west southwest wind at about 10, lots of sunshine to 95 by one by 4 o'clock about 99 as we revisit 100 plus again, we may reduce some of that again tomorrow, but it looks like this will break for the balance of the have more of that. and plus your 4 zone forecast as well. stephanie. >> thank you, dave. >> a huge turn out saturday for a's fans. second reverse boycott at the oakland coliseum. >> many giants fans showing their solidarity kron four's gayle ong. was there. >> oakland a's and san francisco giants fans saying no to las vegas in urging a's owner john fisher to sell the team are trying to get sides of the bay working together you know, the team team unite the bay have it all come

together for one common cause. and where john fisher to sell the team. we've got the land. we've got the building here. building now that. i wanted to the phone up before the game. great with oakland. 68. a fan group fighting to keep days rooted in oakland handed out sell the team towels. giants fans also showed their support. i don't they want the to get broken. a's against the giants and giants. and that's put the oakland going to to this. and fisher come on now. major league baseball owners still have to vote to approve the a's. move didn't leave the a's. the a's left so come on back to the table where in the fans will continue to have their voices heard and fans say they'll be back for sunday's game against the giants and they will be waiving this yellow towel. >> reporting from oakland coliseum, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> over 37,000 people attended that game. that's the most fans a's game this season so far. and 27,000 people showed

up for the team's first divorce reverse boycott in june. >> are you excited about school yeah. >> well, some kids and parents of san mateo will now be a better prepared for the new school year. thanks to samaritan house that nonprofit gave out over 3,000 backpacks saturday filled with school supplies preschool to high school. kids took part in this giveaway. the samaritan helped house helps low-income families who may not have been able to get the supplies on their own. >> most of the quiet that we're serving here come from underserved community where their parents are minimum wage workers, skilled workers otherwise wouldn't be able to what i perceive that luxury items but necessary items for a school to start the school register for their giveaway to visit samaritan house and matteo dot org. >> and if you still have more back-to-school shopping to do this summer, there are several

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aggregated the best back-to-school coupons. all on one page. if you just search back-to-school, here's a look at just some of the savings back. so right now they are offering 15% off. >> plus, 3% cash back at staples. you're looking at 20% off and 4.5%. >> cash back at justice. 8.2 5% back at nike and so many more similar deals. >> governor gavin newsom has designated south san francisco runner park and santa cruz as pro housing communities that makes eligible for additional funding and resources to build more low income housing. governor newsom made the announcement friday. the movement is a response to the state's severe housing shortage. which is expected to only worsen the state's population is expected to grow by 10 million by the year 2050. a man faces life threatening injuries after a road rage incident leads to a freeway shooting. it happened on i-580, in tracy officers say they responded to the intersection of clover road and tracy boulevard. that's

near 205, exit ramp friday afternoon. that's where police found the victim who was taken to a nearby hospital. officers arrested 2 suspects. they are now booked into the san joaquin county jail. and a 3 year-old race horses dead after running in the opening day of the santa rosa races at the sonoma county. fair horse racing. officials say the horse state hillsong led the race until it took a bad step. it was taken to the vet where it's death is listed as a bone injury. an animal rights group says this is the 47th fatality in california is horse racing season so far. and as use of technology helping keep lake tahoe clean. erick rucker shows us how it works. >> the pixie drone is about the size footprint ways of golf cart. this robot could be the future of eliminating invasive plant species from the waters of lake tahoe. but for now, the pixie drone needs to go through its probation period. a test run see what it

can do. and we said, let's bring in here and let's see how many weeds and how much trash we can collect. jt shove all is the co-founder of eagle clean solutions. the company that helped bring the pixie drone to lake tahoe. it sufficient. it's fully battery powered. so it doesn't put out any emissions. it's highly maneuverable, low draft and they can collect in points that other technologies can the robot can also be controlled remotely or program to work on its own its mission scam. the water of the tahoe keys area scooping up any invasive plant species that comes to the surface from the lake that by doing so it make sure those pieces of plant don't drift into the main body of water in lake tahoe spreading the we that's not supposed to be there in the first place. if we're talking just the plant material that's collected and 100% scale about 75% of plant material is an aquatic invasive pixie drone also collects to human made debris like plastics and

styrofoam in just a few runs. the robot has already gathered about 50 pounds of plants and other material. right now, data still being collected and analyzed to see how good it is at his job. however, an army of these bots could be in the waters of lake tahoe. one day, it's one machine. it can only do so much. however, if we have 5, 10, 2030, of these machines working in concert, well, then maybe we can have a greater impact. >> well, the price of bacon may be on the rise. a wall street journal report says wholesale prices for pork belly of more than tripled since the start of june. in addition, an anti animal cruelty law in california requires pigs be given more pen space in order for their meat to be sold. the report adds that some producers may stop selling in california rather than change their practices. people are hitting the road this summer for different road trips and kron four's. vicki liviakis took a trip to arizona and introduces us to a diner called swinging stake in this morning's dine.

and dish. >> the call of the open road. this road trip leads to the southwest destination, moab, utah and monument valley. navajo county, arizona, where were drinking in the views spectacular views far as the eye can see. monument valley is famous for movie-making. you might recognize the landscape here from forrest gump, but mostly john way left his mark. you can visit john wayne's. there's touristy hot spot with all things cowboy view restaurant john wayne's favorite fried chicken is on the menu. but well, tempting. we opted for something with a little more sizzle. >> spot in the nearby town of mexican >> home of the. swinging steak. >> it's understandable how diners might be confused by the neon sign that says grills

gone wild. i thought they were going to be dancing stake just this a grill that looks like a swing. your choice of various cuts of steak, accompanied toast and beans. they might actually be on to something there. like you either. guess you could say that this is part mckeown taken to new heights monument valley, arizona vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> and breaking news just into our newsroom here. you're taking a live look now at highway 101. in san jose. you can see traffic starting to back up on this roadway here. an incident is blocking several lanes. this is just north of the 2.80, connector crews are working to clear the roadways, but you may want to consider an alternate route if you are in the south bay this morning. again, a big rig overturned on highway 101. keeping a close eye on this and hopefully note to not too many traffic impacts, but we

will update you with any new information as soon as we get into our newsroom. and as we head to the break, we sit down with some bay area artist featured in a new documentary >> the ongoing fight to preserve their culture. that interview is up next. >> turn the heat up in a big way today as those temperatures over the east bay i have your 4 zone forecast. the next 10 in tibet.

>> all right. welcome back. let's take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge this morning. beautiful day this sunday, 09:43am. and we are expecting things to heat up quite a bit. dave. >> flag to is not flapping too much or losing some of those winds. even at the golden gate. but opening things up nicely here at half moon bay. look at that. sunshine coming out. low tide too. so want to check it out. 80 going on right now in antioch. meanwhile, the east bay is looking at 70's 60's still hanging on the east bay shoreline with mostly 60's up north. 72 at this hour for novato. so we go forward with this program and break the back of the highs. a trough starts to develop. giving us that good onshore winds. however, notice to the south. this was initially a little bit of a concern for some of that monsoon moisture bubbling up in the back side of the high pressure system as starts to inch on towards the east. as you can see, it doesn't make its way into the bay area. that will be good news there. however, if you're headed up to tahoe, while the first part of the week will be pretty quiet, you might start to get those afternoon showers

and thunder showers cooking up here each day all the way into next weekend. so just a little addendum to that. again, the high pressure zone is going to be right. the right idea, location today. little bit tomorrow. then it backs off a little bit towards the east. things change for us. how about that? as we open up that trough from the west? nicely about that by the middle of the week. those temperatures take a nice little tumble. 4 zone forecast for you today were coming in at 73 san francisco 60's along the coast. 65 per half moon bay, 82 for burlingame to the south. this is where we have some 90's scratching in here, redwood city, palo alto in the south bay, also lower 90's. but you get away from the water and it starts climbing up. pretty quickly, though, scott was 96 98 morgan hill, east bay shoreline, upper 80's tri valley. it will be teetering right around the looks like about 100 for livermore will do about a 101, danville, 101. also for walnut creek. meanwhile, those 80's along the east bay shoreline, these make racked by tomorrow 102, for a concord. 83 vallejo. 92 nap up. meanwhile,

102, going on for fairfield sonoma, 97 99. meanwhile, in santa rosa, looking good, though, for the marine hower. all right. our forecast is calling for the next several days. this little drop happening into tuesday. some scattered clouds around the bay potentially. and it looks like latest model runs. we might be ok into next weekend, but there is still that potential of a little bit of a heat pump developing, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> a new mexican american documentary highlights the work of 7 bay area artists and their ongoing fight to preserve their culture. the film is called the muralist beautiful pain in the works to empower youth of color and honor local indigenous culture. joining me live now to share more is the film's director cuno. and 2 of the artists featured in the movie vanessa espinosa and francisco franco. good morning to you guys. good morning. thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. starting off with you, victor, tell us a bit about this documentary. what inspired you to do this?

>> yeah, i grew up in the san jose from the 70's and 80's. so it's always around chicano culture. my closest friends were, you know, from the culture, you know, so a lot of friends or artists and whatnot and then eventually obviously meeting the mural artist definitely much more than that. there cultural proponents and representatives of their communities and activists to me. so what they do is really like my own version of like these local on some so that was kind early genesis of that. so it kind of kind of grew from there and find the kinder first in the three-year journey. but it's and it's ready for. prime time at the presidio this friday. we're all excited about that. very exciting. getting to this point. >> i'm vanessa francisco. how does it feel to be part of this film? >> surreal because, you know, we work very hard and don't get a lot of attention. you know, you know, to actually have it happen. and, you people are looking at us and appreciate what we do. i think

it's fantastic. >> you know, and about for you, it's a true honor. all the artists are heavy hitters in the bay area and it really fuses mural with graffiti and street are in the whole movement together. so it's amazing story and tell us to a bit about your art styles. and the message is that you're trying to convey. >> first well, my my work, as i say, it's very american, even though mexican american. but it's it's american because american perspective, even, you know, from our particular point of view. you know, it's just fun to you know, it's all about my work is like a fusion of american pop culture and my own cultural heritage. i think more about, you know, representing that there is you know, there there are people like me out here, america's out here that like myself. you know, it's fun to. also second. i think a blend of of that particular point of view. it's also about representation. people see us again, not recognize are out here doing things. absolutely. and vanessa, about for for you.

>> as a u.s. hip-hop culture vascular, i just see all the walls around this that are built to separate us and fences and borders. and when you put colors on him and your stories and and your culture, they bring everybody together. so that's what i'm was it like collaborating on this film? >> o for me, it was. so it's a challenge to do anything especially when you're doing something on yourself. but there is definitely this greater good or social good. and there's we have these matching values when they were very different. artist myself. i would say that not in these as but i had feel like i had a duty and the skills something like and it was very interesting as far as dirty, do it and as more because they don't really much hundreds of hours. guys on tape. so yeah, i'd or them and more than they probably even a creepy kind of i mean, it's a job, right? yeah, but, you know, get their story out is just the beginning because what they do this, you know, it's it's taking art. thou like these

breaches that everybody lies. that is not just an individual thing with a dew, very powerful. >> and tell us about the messages that you're really trying to convey through this documentary into your work. >> yes, for me is super quick. i mean, the ultimate audience is probably the ones that are really at home comfortable and really at home like, you know, they are doing their thing but don't realize there's people out there fighting for or against interpretation or and ensure that people are still press and people still have these challenges of everyday life and the kind swept under the rug. but what they represent out there. is stories out there that need to be told and for the get wiped away, they're fighting to keep it alive. so that's kind my motivation. and vanessa francisco, anything that you would like to convey? let let the audience know in terms of what the messages with your artwork. i just i see it as a so what? what i do is sort of a celebration of our culture. >> and just to put it out there with all in living color and so people can will become familiar with it. then. >> and maybe inspired by as

well. so i think that's the main thing is just, you know, against sort of like a gun to succumb like breaking down borders and being seen being shown. and, you know, again, focusing on the beautiful culture and the routes that we have. >> and vanessa, for you. >> basically. >> i'm just basically, people see your artwork. you know, you're mural. what is that? what? you want them to feel what you want them to take away. so you just you never know how your artwork is going to create ripple effects in the future. and a piece that i painted actually save somebodys life ones. they said that they were in a dark place, the solemn ir and that >> made them want to live. so you just never know what seed are planting when you paint a wall. and i think about her every time i paint something like how is this are going to make somebody feel thinkers, shift the culture or inspire them to create more are so i just like to keep inspiring and mentoring. just feel very and how can people learn more

your artwork for both of you? is there a way to get in touch or a place where they can see the artwork? >> francisco franco, art dot or go francisco frankel. art, make sure because like you might get you addicted or from spain. i'm not that i'm the >> i gonna everybody knows? we have the ghana. the day uaderscore gonna you can find me everywhere. dj gonna shopify dot okay. got to watch online store. so all asians victor. we know that the film has already been accepted to a number of film festivals. >> and you also have a screening that's coming up in francisco about that. yeah, it's that to theater. the brand new renovated the amazing. >> it's amazing place over than personal national park on this friday, august 11, 05:00pm to 08:00pm the showing their work. institute of the panel discussion food and it's something to be a welcoming environment and yeah, i'm

excited for you know, the people that can come see the money from that. you know what you're hearing seeing feel from there. it's like different when you're in person and could see the work and talk to them. so it's pretty fighting coming up for us. all right. fantastic. and last question here for you is why is it so important that >> you met? you have this documentary available for people to watch. now. yeah, i've learned more and more especially from there's a couple folks from assistance you coming and uc francisco coming in that. >> you know, there is this kind of demand or maybe it's a quite an end to have this kind of chill out there for younger generations that you need to see have a starting point. discuss all these topics and it's just like an introduction to many talked about site opens up the discussion, having a nice, easy cool. movie put together pretty well with all these guys really point house showing the vulnerability phone abilities. there's a curriculum that goes with it, too. so it just kind of doing our part to really share this with this nation's about what these guys talk about it because before it gets kind of washed under

gentrified, it's doing our part to show like this is part of story. that's really part of globally with the same story that was with indigenous people sharing with people in different parts of the world that the paint and the struggles are the same, you know, very somewhat suppressing us and everything's going us back. he's going to show it visually and much more visually. they filter the conduit out to the world that these port on the walls and you have to like, see and feel that that's like it. you can kind feel like sore the frequency of it here with them and see it. so. yeah, i can go on and on. but it's yeah, it's. >> one of cool thing about mural painting in pinellas trees like that its public. art is for everybody and it actually touches lives like, you know, like says it's the same sort like yeah, so that it does. it connects to, you know, the regulars at the community. so as opposed lousiana, more stuffy gallery. >> okay. thanks is why that could is running out of time. that's want to thank you so

much, victor venessa francisco featured in the muralist beautiful pain. thank you so much for your time. thank

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