after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tell your doctor your medical history, muscle or nerve conditions and medications, including botulinum toxins, as these may increase the risk of serious side effects. in a survey, 92% of current users said they wish they'd talked to their doctor and started botox® sooner. so, ask your doctor if botox® is right for you. learn how abbvie could help you save on botox®. >> this morning on the kron 4 morning news. the death toll rising overnight in maui as more bay area. residents return home from the island. and a bay area. business owner fed up with burglaries after a

break-in causes thousands of dollars in damages. >> 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 morn ng news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday. but we had a lot of news to cover for u.s.. start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr payday morning. stephanie, good morning, everybody. and we're tale with a lot of fog to get things started to check it out. this is downtown, as you can see, just kind of covering over the tops of some of the buildings were seeing the same process going on along the east bay shoreline as well. with all that fog pretty much in place for right now. that will mix on will basically go mostly sunny. that includes san francisco along the east bay shoreline as well, which is this is what it looks like right now. this is cooling fog. we certainly enjoy it when the summer months keeping those temperatures somewhat corrected with all of this. so a quick check into those temperatures right now. we have the lower 60's and hand. in fact, almost all of the bay is looking at the lower 60's

for now, some upper 50's ahold. 57 going on for half moon bay. meanwhile, the contrast we had from 24 hours ago were trailing a few degrees this morning again, welcoming in some of this fog. now, the satellite picture, you see the flare up of some some showers going on way out towards our easter would say into the rockies a little bit. that's the leftover the monsoon. don't let that fool you. if you're headed up to tahoe at all today, tomorrow, monday, even tuesday, expect those chance of afternoon evening thundershowers just add daytime heating 78, 11 o'clock by 2 will do about 91. we're gradually going to warm up into early next week. we're going to be right, be on the cusp there from where things are really warming up off towards our east. and we're getting some relief coming in from the coast again, by the middle of the week. looks like we'll take a closer inspection. your forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. breaking news this morning. firefighters in contra costa county are on scene of a four-alarm fire burning in pittsburgh.

>> these are images from con fire happening on east 10th street and an abandoned building. officials are concerned the structure could collapse a building on east 9th street has been evacuated. we're working to gather more information and we'll keep you updated. and more breaking news from overnight. dangerous wildfires continue to ravage hawaii. that death toll now at 80 making this the deadliest natural disaster in the u.s. since the camp fire killed. 85 people and destroyed the town of paradise in 2018, the count in maui is expected to rise. hundreds of people are still missing more than 1000 structures destroyed. and meanwhile, hawaii's attorney general plans to investigate the state's response to the wildfires. hawaii has about 400 emergency sirens across the state. but officials say those warning sirens did not go off. instead, residents had to rely on alerts other mobile devices and local tv news and radio stations for

information. but widespread power and cellular outages limited that outreach. residents in la hina were allowed to go back home friday after fire ravaged that area. and this is what people saw, that what was once a lush green neighborhood with a historic downtown now destroyed. one resident says the flames came through so fast. there was nowhere to turn. we had no idea that the massive. >> way the fire was just going to go through the entire neighborhood, we end up spending the night in a grocery store parking lot with a towel that my friend have him back in the car, sleeping on the grass. >> meantime, more bay area residents have managed to make it back from the islands. they landed at san jose international airport last night greeted by loved ones and therapy dogs. as you can see there, 2 passengers describe what they experienced. >> i didn't know she a panic or not. and then we went i

forgot what the street was down. and that's very sad. a lot of people heart stopped and it's and then 2 allies want to go home. >> other bay area residents are still stranded in maui. a san carlos woman and her family landed they're on tuesday and found themselves unknowingly headed right into the firestorm. >> people at the hotels they're they're all kind of trying to figure out how they're going to make it back home and book flights back home. we spoke to some people that work in the hotels. and have family that live in la hina that lost their homes. and we've just you know, asking them, what can we do to help? is there anything we can do? and they have such sense of community. they telling me that they're going to all build. you know, though, come out of the stronger and they all help one another and will work this out together. and they said just you saying that you care means a lot to them.

>> and she tells us if all goes as planned. she and her family are scheduled to fly back home to the bay area today. and yet another san francisco business owner tells us that they are tired of break-ins and burglaries. he spoke with kron four's dan >> security video from uncle boys in the inner richmond neighborhood captures what owner john u.s. pay says was a costly crime. the burglar took $2000 in cash from the register and left another $1500 in damage. >> i'm you know, should go to stuff out there. a lot of things going on that makes you think by like gotham city or as >> that's some pros come in. a spate says the crime was peculiar and done by what appears to be a professional instead of smashing the glass to get in the burglar removed. it don't even know how to explain. i'm not in that profession, but glasses perfectly preserved. it wasn't

broken into and it wasn't. you know, there's no shattering meth running on cowboys has been a spate hose american dream. he immigrated to the united states from the philippines when he was just a boy. he says he loves his community, but it's hard not to feel defeated when crimes like this happen, it's even more challenging when trying to file a claim. and your insurance says it might bail because of frequent crime. >> pretty much told me that it's not worth my time because my rates, my rate might go up there's also a possibility that, you know, if i claim one too many times that they'll it's actually let me read insurance. >> this latest burglary has a spay considering going cashless. it's not a step he wants to take because of the prophet hit, but it might be necessary to discourage break-ins. as for addressing crime in the city, the spay is not all in on harsher punishments for offenders. he believes economic opportunities. financial help and better education in san

francisco can go a long way in helping make for a better city. hopefully begin. >> you know, as a community to get out because it's is just keep. get more and more crazy out there. think he's in san francisco. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> all right. today is day 2 of the outside lands music festival in san francisco. that festival kicked off yesterday with some safety concerns. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> thousands of people descended on golden gate park for the outside lands. the three-day music festival kicked off friday and so far pretty that fit the vibe. person coming out. we always got 80 z 3 y 5, something differently to festival out. the festival kicked off with some safety concerns. event. organizers tweeted this around 5 friday evening writing in part a tent closed due to the safety of festival audience. in a statement outside lands says they need to make necessary repairs to the tent. one thing festival goers

enjoyed a typical summer day in san francisco. the outside lands. way better >> festivals that i've gone to, which is dc cello. and so you can actually wear sweaters. >> i from a small town those about 2 hours away from here. it's really great. has been 110 degrees out there. >> under cloudy skies, people danced away at this year's new outdoor nightclub, dolores, lovable bottle of everyone's energy. everyone's really there for each other, like everyone. everyone's here for a reason. and so it's really and there's plenty of food to choose from more than 100 local vendors set up shop for the weekend. garlic rosemary fries fried chicken sandwich. yeah, delicious headliners. this year include the foo fighters, lana del rey and kendrick lamar reporting from san francisco, gayle kron. 4 news. all right. looks like a fun time. it is also officially back-to-school season. maybe not so fun for some people.

>> and the livermore police department, they are rolling up their sleeves to help students in need in just a few hours, the department hosts a school supply drive kron four's tiffany justice live for us in livermore with more on how people can chip in on this. stephanie. >> exactly. good morning, stephanie. this is a two-day event saturday and sunday and the livermore police department. we'll be out at several locations in the area for annual stuff. the cruiser event. everything should start to be set up by 10 o'clock this morning. and this is some video of last year's event. you know, it is that time of year as students, parents, caregivers get ready for back to school and this event helps those in need. the livermore police department will have people out 4 locations today and tomorrow from 10:00am to 03:00pm collecting school supplies for families in need in the livermore valley joint unified school district. and these are the locations they will be at today. and tomorrow, the office max at 2400 lost see this road livermore, cbs at 1500st street. the big lots at 44 84

loss see this road and the walmart location took 2700 las piscinas road here. livermore, this joint school district is pretty big. the district serves more than 1300 students and they say specially need donations for older students. grades 5th to 12th grade donations of things like index cards, mechanical pencils, flash drives highlighters, calculators and backpacks. this you know, just to name a few of them. and you can also drop off donations at the police department. but they're asking if you do that, please drop off those locations by august 16th. the also go on to say cash donations will not be excepted. stephanie, back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you for that live update. hopefully they get a lot of donations today. >> well, coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news state lawmakers pushing a bill they claim will beef up the state's manufacturing industry. >> our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. plus bay area shelter animals risk of being euthanized. how you can help.

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>> all right. let's take a live look now at the bay bridge at this hour. 7.14 this saturday morning. quite a bit of traffic out there, though. certainly not bumper to bumper should be pretty smooth sailing if you're headed out in that direction this morning and a i would say looks a bit chilly out there. i want to say hazy, but a bit foggy a

little bit of that going on here and a mild, i guess to start the day off. it is certainly nice treat for summer like weather. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all. >> this is the live shot of the east bay shoreline. all covered up in fog to get things started. that's nice relief, at least right here for the bay were look for in inland warming. you're gonna notice it much more. so as we get into next week, temperature check for you. >> lower 60's cover much of the east bay for now 50's control of the peninsula at 57 for half moon bay. 61 san carlos, though. 56 meanwhile for santa rosa and 59 for novato. so for today, let's go for about 6 to 9 are racing to about 74 san francisco with the morning fog and mild. 75 oakland. 84. meanwhile, 4 san jose. so in the game plan for the weekend, we got morning fog in the bay clouds and all that clears out near about 80 for the bay. a little bit over that. expect lee for tomorrow. 90's going on. well inland. now sunday, we might scratch 100 or so in some selective spots. but it's monday tuesday, probably the hottest days. tahoe will continue on

with the summertime pattern of chance of afternoon evening. thunder showers. and that really is going to set the stage all the way to the middle of the week until we see some drying going on in the elements for position just right to kind of turn that off of that. so that's what you can expect next week up their hot inland early in the week, again, popping near 100 before we backtrack to the 90's. and it looks like into next weekend. my cool off a little bit in some 80's back there again. so that will feel nice, too. so here's the morning fog in the drizzle that clears on out at some heating there you the habit, couple of scattered showers working their this afternoon. exhaust overnight. not too much, but it does drift back to the bay area by tomorrow morning sunday. do the whole process again. you can see the showers and the thunderstorms a little bit more aggressive. this go around and those exhaust clouds back to the bay area. it's possible in some of those higher elevations, we might pick up a stray shower. maybe a couple cracks of thunder can't rule that out. and that would be most likely in the east bay for those higher elevations. 93 for a high

today for antioch. 93 also livermore 92 for concord. 80's lineup, the east bay shoreline. but these numbers up a little bit. but well inland, you'll see a bigger jump happening here. it is over the next couple of days. 97 or so for sunday. and by monday at 99 near 100, of course, we'll get into that extended forecast in a bit. and also check the 4 zone to stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much for that. >> and some changes to your commute. if you take san francisco bay ferry passengers now must show proof they paid for their tickets while they are boarding the ship instead of when they disembark. officials say it's part of an effort to help get people to their final destinations. a little bit more quickly. some lawmakers are pushing a bill they claim will strengthen the state's manufacturing industry. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a look at that proposal. >> it's one of california's largest industries manufacturing. everything from heavy machinery to high-tech

gadgets. 2, yes, your favorite jelly bellies. the sector produces all kinds of items in goods. consumers use every day. in fact, in the golden state, the governor's office estimates the industry includes more than 1 million jobs. 35,000 firms and 134 billion dollars of exported goods every year. manufacturing. i'm big believer at the front end of the economy. quite frankly. if you don't have manufacturing, you don't have an economy. lance hastings, the president and ceo of the california manufacturers, technology association or cmt 8, he argues for the manufacturing sector to be as successful as possible in need access to state of the art machinery and equipment that's why cmt a sponsoring a b, 52, a bill seeking to provide a sales tax credit for manufacturers when they buy new equipment. here. legislation he says will incentivize manufacturing businesses to stay in california and compete here instead of moving to other states or countries where such tax credits already exist, i think would be a good sign for the economy to show that

manufacturers are, in fact, investing in the great state of california. the bill is popular in the legislature already passed in the assembly with unanimous support manufacturing place. >> a crucial it plays central role in our state's economy. concord assembly member tim grayson authored the legislation ab 52 is a uniquely designed bill to send a serious signal to companies across the country that are looking for a cost competitive region to scale up production that they can do that right here in california. and it's imperative the california finds ways to mitigate financial burdens to promote increased production to ensure, but at least wrote that high wage jobs for a variety of skill levels of bacteria. that's one of the state's essential industries. and that's manufactured. >> in the bill, next heads to the senate appropriations committee hit the receives approval. there make it to the senate floor for a vote reporting from the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> a new york judge has

ordered ftx founder and bay area native sam bankman-fried back behind bars while he awaits his fraud trial. prosecutors claimed he tried to tamper with witnesses and influence testimony on friday. a judge revoked the suspect's bail ordering him to be jailed again. the former crypto-currency executive had been under house arrest at his parents home in palo alto. he's accused of defrauding investors by diverting money before his huge crypto exchange collapsed. he's pleaded not in contra costa county, healthy animals at shelters may have to be euthanized because of overcrowding hopper's. philippe djegal reports. >> contra costa, animal services director beth ward says the number of pets in the martinez shelter is exceeding capacity and the time has come to consider euthanizing otherwise healthy and treatable pets to alleviate the problem. they don't have enough space to hold animals that are coming in. >> and so user data decisions.

>> have to start happening. we don't find positive live outcomes outcomes that included options. bets returned owners or transferred to animal rescue agencies, which are also overwhelmed. ward says the shelter in martinez has 114 dog kennels. >> but there are currently 180 dogs in care starts wednesday. we've had 44 cats come in. >> and 24 cats go out. so the numbers coming in are still outpacing the ones going out since june. the shelter has been offering free adoptions for all pets and that will remain the case through this month. >> spaying or neutering services are free for all adoptions. there were $25 licensing fee may be included. ward says overcrowding is a residual effect of the pandemic when the number of animals housed was low. then recently exploded as the county struggles with resources to spay and neuter pets. and we're not. you need

other shelters across the country are experiencing the same almost a tsunami type effect. we as a community have to come together to solve. >> this problem, animal services has posted photos of pets available for adoption or foster care on its website. >> and social media pages hoping the community comes to the rescue in contra costa county, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, elon musk hinting at a potential location. we're a cage fight against mark zuckerberg.

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intersection of various a road and stable drive in san jose is back open after a fatal crash on friday evening. >> officers say the 2 car crash happened around 5 o'clock pm one driver died. this marks the city's 29 fatal collision and 30th traffic deaths this year. are police looking to hire at least 28 new officers. this coming after the board of directors agreed to increase officer salaries. bart says they're hoping to hire 6 new officers every month by the end of the year. and musk is hinting at a proposed location for a cage fight with mark zuckerberg. yesterday he posted that the pair are considering the coliseum in rome. he claims the spoken to italian leaders and culture officials and they're willing to play ball with this l the fight. if it does happen, would be streamed live on x and meta. according

to musk and all money raised would be donated to veterans. and the head of x is also moving ahead with the company rebrand with a garage sale of sorts. elon musk is auctioning off items from twitter no longer have a place in the company items range from furniture to kitchen appliances, even a large bird cage welded with a twitter logo. the two-day auction opens september 12th in san francisco with all 600 items opening at a bit of $25. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news drivers demanding more cameras on the bay bridge to crack down on freeway shootings. >> and for the weekend, if you're looking for something fun to do, today is the first day of the filipino cultural festival and parade in san francisco. it's the largest celebration of filipino culture in the u.s. it runs from 11:00am to 05:00pm both days. this is outdoor family-friendly and has a lot of our food dance. even some sporting events. and you can

find the parade at civic center plaza. 11 o'clock. it travels along market street travels along market street

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>> all right. right now. passenger recounts. the scary moments escaping maui as wildfires ravage the islands out in hawaii. >> and a south bay dentist is arrested after a cameras found inside a restroom recording children. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's check in with dave spahr for a look at our good morning, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and that cooling relief of fog this morning.

that's kind of some ice help out as we will be warming up this afternoon. very typical of the season. it would look for a little bit about quite say. he pump gradual warming up of those temperatures to we get to the early part of next week. that means you folks inland. >> we'll be revisiting the century. mark. it looks like maybe for a day or 2 and then some gradual cooling looks like towards the end of the week here. here's a live shot of the golden gate bridge. and you can see the fog kind of covering up the towers just to the lower levels there. you can see kind of kind of a clear patch there. okay, on storm tracker 4, what's going on? just some leftover showers in portions of the southwest. they'll help fire up some thunder showers later on today for the mountains it looks like and that machinery will continue each day. just add heat and we'll see the afternoon showers and thunder showers that will take care of the early into the week. the temperatures now lower 60's for the most part of the east bay 50's covering to the west. 57, for example, half moon bay and 59 san francisco in 56 up to santa rosa. now for the giants later on today. versus the rangers game time 605,

temperatures lower 60's as we back down, it will be cooling at that point. obviously cool with some fog rolling on into west winds at about 15, it will breezy be breezy early and then kind of more calm later on 78 by 11 by 2. we're talking 91 revisiting those 90's. yes, we are so check in your 4 zone forecast in the extended coming up in just a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> now an update on a fire burning in pittsburgh. firefighters say that overnight blaze is now under control. these are images from con fire. this is on east 10th street and an abandoned building. firefighters say they will be on scene for several more hours for mop up. people should continue to avoid the area. sonny bill dentist has been arrested and charged with child. trump was justin campbell explains. >> it's a disturbing story. sunnyvale police say they found 30 pieces of video of people being recorded while using the bathroom inside this dentist office, including 2

juveniles. police say late july, a prospective patient visited act is charm is dental office on fremont avenue. investigators say she went in to use the bathroom and noticed something out of little people that you would polity is an led light or something. >> but the led. looking part of it is actually the lens of the camera. captain john lee with sunnyvale police department says the woman brought it to the police station and they determined it was a hitting camera, camera that could be. >> but commercially that is skies. look like an everyday item. police have charged. doctors sharma with child and peeping after searching his house and into office. we discovered more videos which captured a additional victims that were using the restroom. >> in that office. >> sunnyvale police are asking if you think you may have been a victim to please come forward and contact them

reporting here in sunnyvale, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> my taking a live look now at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic moving along quite smoothly. at this hour, 7.32 the saturday morning given the recent roadway shootings kron four's rob nesbitt. he checked in with chp about how more freeway cameras might help. >> freeway cameras will help officers investigate but could also deter shootings if those with the guns. think there is a greater chance they'll be caught on camera bumper to bumper traffic because of freeway shootings has become almost a weekly occurrence in areas of the east bay, especially along interstate 85, 80 80 officer andrew barclay with the california highway patrol says the shootings are usually one of 2 things. one is either targeted violence usually involving gang members or number 2 is going to be road rage incidents. he says the freeway shootings make headlines. the number of shootings in the bay area are down from this time last year, kron 4 submitted a public records request to chp for the exact numbers on wednesday. but that request is

still in progress. no matter the cause of the shootings, chp will have 180 freeway cameras in the bay area at their disposal in the coming months. those cameras may capture, you know, information on a suspect vehicle or suspect that we may be able to utilize in in-depth, very, you know, lengthy investigations, not all cameras are operational right now as caltrans works to upgrade infrastructure and its oakland transportation management center. in the meantime, officer barclay says to stay safe, drivers should distance themselves from others who are driving recklessly. if it means taking an exit, take an exit and then, you know, get back on the freeway and know that being a good samaritan could help with a future investigation. you think you see something call provide whatever information you have. but the important thing to note is never put yourself in harm's way to get that information. officer barclay says tv shows and movies seem to have given a false perception for how long it takes to solve freeway shootings. he says investigators have to take time to create a strong of a case as possible to go to trial reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt

kron. 4 news. >> francisco is now the first major u.s. city with to driverless car companies competing for passengers. kron four's haaziq madyun spoke with a transportation expert about what should happen next before a hit the road. >> there will be more robo taxis on the road in san francisco. now that state regulators have allowed waymo and cruise to charge for rides. 24 hours a day i've been following, you know, automated driving technology for many years. >> and it's it's made tremendous progress. but it's still not something that is entirely ready for prime time. >> greenhouse insight's principal transportation mobility analyst sam abuelsamid gives his perspective on some of the wrinkles in autonomous vehicle technology that he says still need ironing out. there are. >> still challenges with the way that they operate. as the people, san francisco and first responders in the city of scene, they sometimes get

stuck they get into situations where they don't know what to do. >> which leads to the subject of safety robo taxis being a potential hazard out on the road. >> i think from a safety in terms of crashes and so on. it's probably not going to be much of an issue because these vehicles do tend to be fairly conservative in the way they operate that don't operate at really high speeds with an automated vehicle. it's never going to be distracted. it's never going to be drowsy. it's never going to be dropped. >> however, transportation experts say now that ad technology is expanding. the next step is establishing better operating guidelines for service providers. we need to actually develop some standards in terms of safety and performance for evaluating these companies, which is something we haven't done yet in san francisco. has meant kron 4 news? we just saw the clouds. >> just the clyde, the smokes smoke increasing. and i'm just

sky just became darker and darker. and we just just those images from the oakland fire in my memory. it is time to get >> a bay area resident describing the devastation in maui before finally getting home to the bay area last night. he was among several people who landed in san jose international airport yesterday evening. many survivors say they did not get enough of a warning to get out of the island and get into to safer areas. kimberly cheng reports. >> la hina residents describe harrowing escapes as flames engulfed maui. we don't have any choice. they have to come into the long re in the water for at least hours to 6 hours. hawaii's governor told local news station khon that residents who fled will be able to return home to check on their properties. but had this warning. i want to caution everyone. >> liner is devastated zone. they will see destruction like they have not. and we're seeing in their lives.

>> thousands of tourists have been leaving maui after wildfires erupted this week, killing dozens and destroying the historic town. everywhere. looking up the hillside. all the homes are gone. all the buildings are gutted. >> it looks like a warning. like from. >> just total destruction. we have just driven through 2 days earlier and it was beautiful and bustling and them coming back on the way back and i'm just absolute >> the governor warned that the death toll likely rise as search and rescue operations continue. the hawaii air national guard airmen transported honolulu fire department personnel, vehicles and disaster relief aid to impacted communities. president joe biden declared a major disaster on maui and promised to speed up assistance. the devastation >> they saw today significant been on many fires, make clear fema for 26 years. then to the day's fires in the country and

the downtown area significantly in a lot of law structures down. >> hawaii has an outdoor public safety warning system. but it's not clear that have been activated. many survivors said they didn't hear sirens or receive a warning that gave them time to prepare a maui. fire department chief said the fire moved quickly from brush to neighborhoods and it was impossible to get messages to the emergency management agencies responsible for officials sent alerts to cell phones, tv's and radio stations. >> the widespread powered cellular outages may have limited their reach. people are found in houses in a huddle each other because the fire surrounded their homes before they could even get out. >> and tourism is critical to the state of hawaii. state records show nearly 3 million people travel to maui last year pour in close to 6 million dollars into the local economy. but given the wildfires, hawaiian officials are now asking tourists to stay away until some stability returns. kron four's terisa

stasio spoke about that topic with a local travel agent. >> my first time there was 50 years ago. and i've been going ever since for all the years i've been in this business, taking my family. they're meeting friends, have joyful moments. having good friends that lives there and are through what has to happen and for the people that lost their lives communities. it's it's testing is devastating to see. >> los gatos travel owner and t on reminiscing on our memories of maui. she says seeing the images coming from la hina in maui. >> is very difficult. no water, no internet, no electricity. she says, based on her 47 years in the business and widespread network of contacts, she's advising clients to heed the advice of local officials. i wouldn't go before the end of august. they're asking people not to come to alley until

august 31st it's you must come. but if it's just for, >> you know, like visit or whatever, you know, because people tend to be a bit curious and they they don't they can't handle the flow of people. >> colin says that she's also putting her annual trip to the area on hold. she says many of the hotels and condos close to the downtown historic area are serving as shelters. for those who lost everything in the fires. so heading to the area would only make matters worse, but she is not advising to council trips to hawaii altogether. >> well, rise on the tours, you know, travel to kawhi travel to they haven't even talked about the big on the traveling to the big island. but along the coast in waikoloa. i you know, that sort of area, you know, there are other places to go on that. so, you know, really u.s. travelers who care about, you know, the communities that they visit and they love you can still go back to i just

this little 18 mile stretch now is going to be off limits for a while. collins says she is grateful to see donations pour in as the community will need a lot. >> to recover before welcoming tourists once again, theresa kron, 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news starting this month. san mateo county libraries are offering mental health first aid training. we speak with the san carlos city council member about this unique program. >> and for the second time in about a week, another typhoon looks like it's going to hit northeast asia. the other one went right through korea. this one is eyeing a looks like japan. it probably will become a tropical storm by landfall a tropical storm by landfall early next week. going to have

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>> welcome back. taking a live look now at the peninsula. san mateo bridge, just a bit of traffic on there. but things moving along quite smoothly at this hour 7.44, beautiful saturday morning and a bit chilly out there today. >> cold start. yeah, we'll take it there. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. live shot coming in from downtown. there it is. the fog checking in here. this will mix out for a sunny afternoon temperature check for already in the 60's, east bay upper 50's going on in the north bay. 59 san francisco. 62 meanwhile for san jose for for tahoe afternoon evening thunder showers as we get into early next week. its position in the right location, a pop up that moisture. yeah. the daytime heating and away we go. those temperatures for highs. we'll get into some of those lower 80's sabree. some summertime like there. you can

see the scattered showers going on in little spots across the southern rockies a little bit again, this will expand out towards the west for this weekend and early next week. let's hand it over to future cast for us. what i'm talking about there you have the pulsating during the daytime heating, some of exhaust making its way across the bay area. that's why said earlier, maybe perhaps sunday afternoon evening, you might pick up a little stray thunder shower potentially in some of the higher elevations with that in some of the exhaust makes it here as late as about tuesday. and all of that, too. then the elements kind of position up just the right way. we don't see as much activity going on up there as we finish off the week. just in the placement, these things will blocking low. you can see in. so cal, there's the high. it can be quite the star, the show that was used to so much storing the middle of the summer. and that's good news for us. although temperatures do warm a little bit early into the week by the mid to latter portion of the week. we see a little bit of a cooling down and into next weekend as well. 4 zone forecast looks like this. 69 san francisco.

we'll keep it in the upper 60's along the coast for today. 78 for burlingame. 85 stir city mid 80's as we head south in the south bay. also mid-eighties. but you start to get more inland here we start to climb up 90 for morgan hill, los gatos east bay shoreline. lower 80's tri valley, lower 90's. it looks like 92 going on for danville in walnut creek and concord, maybe at a 5 degree or so swing for those for tomorrow. 71 for berkeley. billy, what 70 to 89 fairfield, annapolis. checking in 82 with 87. meanwhile, for santa rosa, lot of 80's heading down south. so in the 70 forecast, here's a little pop that happens monday tuesday, then sliding back down friday at about 90 that looks like inviting. and there are some 80's being projected as we head into next weekend. it'll be a nice little break from summer. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. starting this month, san mateo county libraries are offering mental health first aid

training. the courses are meant to teach people how to respond to a person having a mental health or substance use crisis. joining me live now to talk about this special program is san carlos city council member sara mcdowell. welcome and good morning to you. good morning. thanks so much for having me here this morning. absolutely. and so tell us a bit about the inspiration behind this program. sure. well, you know, i think we all recognize that our communities have been so impacted by mental health struggles. i'm sure some of your viewers at home this morning. >> know someone personally who is struggling certainly the pandemic also made that a hard situation even worse. and so in order to really shine a spotlight on mental health last year as mayor, i join with a group of mayors in san mateo county to form the san mateo county mayors, mental health initiative. and we work very closely with the county to roll out free mental health first aid trainings in our cities. and it was a huge success. and i'm so pleased that the san mateo county by berries are now carrying that forward and offering free

mental health first aid trainings. and some people might say, you know why, why libraries? but really the libraries are a cornerstone of our community where people go for resources, not just books, but after school programming and senior programming we have maker spaces where people can use free 3 d printing and i'm so pleased that 130 of our library staff are now trained in mental health. first aid and 3 of the staff members went on to become certified instructors. and so they're the ones who will be doing trainings going forward. that's incredible. over 130 well over 100 library staff are are are trained for this. so tell us about what this training entails. what can people expect when they go through this? that's a great question. and so with the library's, it will be 8 hours of training. but over the course of 2 days, so 4 hours each over a weekend on saturday and sunday and the training really walks you through a lot of different mental health struggles from anxiety and depression to someone who might be struggling with an eating

disorder to something more serious, like someone contemplating suicide or schizophrenia. and it really teaches regular people like you and me how to identify, understand and respond to someone who's struggling with their mental health. and so that could be a family member. it could be a friend or someone you work with. it could be someone you're standing next to it. the dry cleaners and it gives you some really simple tools to use anytime anywhere you what you walk through, what's called the allergy processes. okay. the a stands for assessing the situation to see if someone is in danger of harming themselves. the l is to listen on. judge mentally the g is to give reassurance and also resources. so and there's so many wonderful resources out to use for free. and then the easier to encourage them to seek professional help and encourage them to some self-help strategies. so really it's designed not to become a trained therapist or

a professional at diagnosing, but really it is to be a bridge between someone who needs help and and helping them find those resources to take the next step. and how can people register for this and open to people of all ages it's open to adults and you go on to the san mateo county library's website. it s and c l dot org and we have several different training. sessions are first one filled up within 24 hours, which is really heartwarming because it shows that we're meeting a really crucial to hand and for these trainings, going to be adding more. so i would encourage everyone to again visit s m c l dot org for these trainings to sign up their free. you don't have to have a library card open to adults give your thoughts just about the importance of de stigmatizing. men. discussion around mental health and the importance of reaching out for help. if if one needs it. that's exactly

right. unfortunately, speaking about mental health, there's still quite a stigma around having those conversations and and they can be difficult conversations to have. so this there's not only instructional hour, but you also work with a partner in practicing having those conversations. and so that's really key is to just open up that door and just ask someone, are you okay? i personally have used the training and i can say it's a success and and it's really something that, again, you can just use anytime anywhere. we do need to be having those conversations in our communities. it's so important and walk us through briefly in our last minute here, some of the locations that are having the upcoming training training because i know that we do have a graphic. we want to show people on a fantastic. thank you. >> yes, and so san mateo county libraries are all over the county. we have one training in millbrae. we're offering one in san carlos, one in half moon bay. we recently opened a training in north fair oaks. we're looking forward to adding more in the future. so again, just go onto

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friday was day 2 of the joint practices between the niners and the raiders before the team's lay each other tomorrow in their first preseason games, property had a rough day friday. he threw 3 interceptions. he will not play tomorrow. trey lance will start and play the entire 1st half. >> but if you ask all pro temple to trent williams, he does not have any concerns with the quarterback play.

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morning news. the death toll rising overnight in maui as more bay area. residents returned home from the island. >> and a bay area business owner fed up with burglaries after a break-in causes thousands of dollars in damages. >> from the area's local news

station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. stephanie lin. >> it is saturday august the 12th and we're covering a lot of content for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and off to a nice start as we have the morning fog reading us. you know, it's a nice cool climate control. the marine layer snuck underneath there, but a lot temperatures a bit warmer and we will see that mix out for another summertime day. it looks like lots of sunshine for everybody. here is a live shot, though. the golden gate bridge with the fog blocking the towers. you will notice here and not much of the way of an onshore wind, but the persistence of that, what kind of on-shore event will continue? it looks like for the whole week. we don't see any offshore winds popping here. those using fire alarms here, 60's going on to the east bay. we've got 50's up to the north bay 60. meanwhile, for san francisco in 64 for san jose. just give you the quick comparison. it's a

couple degrees behind yesterday, but we're going to catch up, of course, this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon with the gradual warming pattern. now, speaking of which were is that moisture that we speak of, that that monsoon stuff. we'll have a little bit of that. the atmosphere we get the daytime heating up for the folks up in tahoe. looks like afternoon evening thundershowers. that will be all the way through early next week until that funding dries out. 84 at high noon, 92, it looks like well inland at 3 o'clock. and we see a gradual warming trend through much of next week. at least the early part until some gradual release. as we finish off the week there. we'll get into more of that coming up a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. breaking news from overnight. dangerous wildfires continue to ravage hawaii. >> the death toll now at 80 making this the deadliest natural disaster in the u.s. since the camp fire killed 85 people and destroyed the town of paradise in 2018. >> the death count in maui is expected to rise. hundreds of people are still missing more than 1000 structures destroyed. meanwhile, hawaii's

attorney general plans to investigate the state's response to the wildfires. hawaii has about 400 emergen%y sirens across the state. but officials say those sirens did not go off. instead, residents had to rely on alerts on their mobile devices and local tv news and radio stations. but widespread power and cellular outages limited that outreach and residents in la hina were allowed to return home friday after fire ravaged that area. and this is what people saw what was once a lush green neighborhood with the historic downtown now destroyed. one resident says the flames came through so fast. there was nowhere to turn. >> we had no idea that the massive. waive the fire was just going to go through the entire neighborhood. we end up spending the night in a grocery store parking lot with a towel that my friend have him back in the car, sleeping on the grass. >> meanwhile, more bay area residents have made it back from the islands. they landed at san jose international airport last night greeted by

loved ones and therapy dogs. 2 passengers described what they experienced. >> it was just smoky like reddit. i didn't know she a panic or not. >> and then we went i forgot what the street was down. and that's very sad. a lot of people heart stopped and it's and then do a lot. i want to go home. >> all other bay area residents are still stranded in maui. the san carlos woman and her family landed there on tuesday and found themselves unknowingly heading right into the fire storm. >> people at the hotels they're they're all kind of trying to figure out how they're going to make it back home and book flights back home. we spoke to some people that work in the hotels. and have family that live in la hina that lost their homes. and we've just been, you know, asking them, what can we do to help? is there anything we can do? and they have such sense

of community. they telling me that they're going all built. you know, though, come out of the stronger and they all help one another and will work this out together. and they said just you saying that you care means a lot to them. >> if all goes as planned, she and her family are scheduled to fly home to the bay area today. and we continue to monitor the latest developments on hawaii. wildfires on our website. kron 4 dot com to scan the qr code on your screen. it will bring you the latest information and ways you can help. and new this morning, firefighters have put out a fire at an abandoned building in pittsburgh. and these are images from khan fired. this is on east 8th east 10th street at an abandoned building. firefighters say they will be on scene for several more hours and that people should continue to avoid the area. well, back here in the bay area, yet another san francisco business owner says they are tired of break-ins and burglaries. he spoke with kron four's dan thorn. >> security video from uncle boys in the inner richmond

neighborhood captures what owner john u.s. pay says was a costly crime. the burglar took $2000 in cash from the register and left another $1500 in damage. >> i'm you know, should voters tough out there? a lot of things going on and they to think like a this like gotham city or as >> that's some pros come in. a spate says the crime was peculiar and done by what appears to be a professional instead of smashing the glass to get in the burglar removed. it don't even know how to explain. i'm not in that profession, but glasses perfectly preserved. it wasn't broken into and that it wasn't. you know, there's no shattering running on cowboys has been a spate hose american dream. he immigrated to the united states from the philippines when he was just a boy. he says he loves his community, but it's hard not mes like this happen, it's even more challenging when trying to file a claim. and your insurance says it might bail

because of frequent crime. >> pretty much told me that it's not worth my time because my rates, my rate might go up there's also a possibility that, you know, claim one too many times that they'll it's actually not the renewed insurance. >> this latest burglary has a spay considering going cashless. it's not a step he wants to take because of the prophet hit, but it might be necessary to discourage crime in the city, spay is not all in on harsher punishments for offenders. he believes economic opportunities. financial help and better education in san francisco can go a long way in helping make for a better city. hopefully we can. >> you know, as a community to get out soon because it's it's just keep. given more more crazy out there. think he's in san francisco. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> for your weekend commute.

caltrain service is suspended at the san francisco and millbrae stations for repairs. this is one of several closures scheduled this month. people are encouraged to look for alternate forms of transportation it will be a bus bridge, but riders should still expect delays. >> and today is day 2 of the outside lands music festival in san francisco. that festival kicked off yesterday with some safety concerns. >> kron four's gayle ong reports. >> thousands of people descended on golden gate park for the outside lands. the three-day music festival kicked off friday and so far pretty that fit the vibe. person coming out. we always got atcc wifi, something differently to festival out. the festival kicked off with some safety concerns. event. organizers tweeted this around 5 friday evening writing in part a tent closed due to the safety of festival audience. in a statement outside lands says they need to make necessary repairs to the tent. one thing festival goers enjoyed a typical summer day in san francisco. the weather. >> outside lands. way better.

festivals that i've gone to, which is dc cello. and so you can actually wear sweaters. >> i from a small town those about 2 hours away from here. it's really great. has been 110 degrees out there. >> under cloudy skies, people danced away at this year's new outdoor nightclub. dolores. i love the whole bottle of everyone's energy. everyone's really there each other, like everyone. everyone's here for a reason. and so it's really and there's plenty of food to choose from more than 100 local vendors set up shop for the weekend. garlic rosemary fries fried chicken sandwich. yeah, delicious headliners. this year include the foo fighters, lana del rey and kendrick lamar reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 it's officially back-to-school season and the livermore police department is rolling up their sleeves to help students in need. >> in just a few hours, the department hosts a school supply drive and that's where we're going to find kron

four's tiffany justice. she's live for us in livermore with more and how people can ship in tiffany. >> yes, good morning. this is a two-day event saturday and sunday and the livermore police department will be out at several locations today and tomorrow in the area for their annual stuff. the cruiser event and everything should be up and running by 10 o'clock this morning. this is some video from last year's event. it is that time of year as students and parents, caregivers get ready for back to school. and this event helps those in need. the livermore police department will have people out at 4 locations today and tomorrow from 10:00am to 03:00pm collecting school supplies for families in need in the livermore valley joint unified school district in these are the locations will be at today and tomorrow. the officemax. location at 2400 lost see this road in livermore, cbs at 1500st street. big lots at 44 84 loss see this road and walmart 2700 las piscinas road here in livermore. the joint

school district is pretty big. the district serves more than 1300 students and they say they especially need donations for older students. grades 5th through 12th grade donations of things like index cards, mechanical pencils, drives highlighters, calculators and backpacks. just name of you. if you we are also being told you can drop off donations at the police department, but they are asking if you're doing that, please drop off those donations by august. 16th and they're also noting that no cash donations. will it be excepted reporting live in livermore, tiffany justice, back to you. all right, tiffany, hopefully they get lots of donations today. thank you for your coverage. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news state lawmakers pushing a bill they claim will beef up the state's manufacturing industry. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. plus bay area shelter animals at risk of being euthanized. tell you can help. >> and gradually, we're warming up as we head into early next week. temperatures today in that are going to check into the 90's. but it looks like we'll be bumping near 100 or so monday into

tuesday, along toppled thunder showers in welcome to kron

morning news. good morning, everybody. starting things off. sfo shot for you going on here. no delays happening there. but looks like some orange colors ation, by the way, that air quality. we're okay. it looks like for today. >> but speaking of kind of those orange skies and all that kind of stuff as we get into early next week, the air quality is going to decline a little bit. it looks like just a little word of caution as we get into early next week in what some are we get that high anywhere near us. there it is, by the way, way in the sub southern plains. the backside

of it is continue to fire up some moisture. and at the daytime heating is we're going to see in tahoe both today. tomorrow in early next week. we'll get those afternoon showers and thunder showers. very widely scattered, of course, 60's cover all of the east bay except fremont at 59. we've got 50's up north 60 for san francisco. 64 meanwhile, 4 san jose. here's the game plan here. morning fog and bay clouds. no kidding. and then near 80 going on for the bay 90's well inland and will revisit this again tomorrow. you know, that surface fog, but that's good in kind of clears up tahoe, mostly sunny on the day with 80's and as highs. but scattered afternoon evening thundershowers today tomorrow and early next week. it looks like and then next week, hot inland will be popping near 100 or so gradually relaxing all week. and next weekend, we might revisit some of those 80's going on. well, in that for you, folks to so nice. little break summer. 69 san francisco. 75 for oakland. 84. meanwhile, 4 san jose, let's hand to future cast for here

we go. daytime heating there. you have the showers and thunder showers fire up by the evening. the exhaust blows across central valley, sacramento valley, maybe even into the bay area. little bit. but more importantly, tomorrow, once we get that heating, it's a little bit more aggressive with this moisture being spewed out towards our way. going to mention as a little addendum, there's a chance and some of those higher elevations in the east bay, you might pick up an isolated little shower or thundershower again. that's going to fire up in tahoe again monday into tuesday, too. lower 90's for highs in the far east bay east bay shoreline, a mixture of 70's and 80's up north. it's pretty much a tease. 69 for san francisco. breakdown for the next couple of days. 97 by sunday by monday. 99 tuesday will probably be pretty hot. and stephanie, we turn towards the latter portion of the week. we start to cool off a little bit next weekend. we might be looking to maybe some kind of problem that i another break with. some are yes, yes. always love a good cooldown. thank you so much yeah. >> right. some changes to your commute. if you take san

francisco bay ferry. listen up. >> passengers now must show proof they paid for their tickets while boarding the ship instead of when they disembark. officials say it's part of an effort to help people get to their final destinations a bit more quickly. and some lawmakers are pushing a bill they claim will strengthen the state's manufacturing industry. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a look at that proposal. >> it's one of california's largest industries manufacturing. everything from heavy machinery to high-tech gadgets. 2, yes, your favorite jelly bellies. the sector produces all kinds of items in goods. consumers use every day. in fact, in the golden state, the governor's office estimates the industry includes more than 1 million jobs. 35,000 firms and 134 billion dollars of exported goods every year. manufacturing. i'm a big believer at the front end of the economy. quite frankly. if you don't have manufacturing, you don't have an economy. lance hastings is the president and ceo of the

california manufacturers, technology association or cmt 8. he argues for the manufacturing sector to be as successful as possible in need access to state of the art machinery and equipment that's why cmt a sponsoring a b, 52, a bill seeking to provide a sales tax credit for manufacturers when they buy new equipment. here. legislation he says will incentivize manufacturing businesses to stay in california and compete here instead of moving to other states or countries where such tax credits already exist, i think would be a good sign for the economy to show that manufacturers are, in fact, investing in the great state of california. the bill is popular in the legislature already passed in the assembly with unanimous support manufacturing place. >> a crucial it plays central role in our state's economy. concord assembly member tim grayson authored the legislation ab 52 is a uniquely designed bill to send the serious signal to companies across the country that are looking for a cost

competitive region to scale up production that they can do that right here in california. and it's imperative the california finds ways to mitigate financial burdens to promote increased production to ensure, but at least wrote that high wage jobs for a variety of skill levels of bacteria. that's one of the state's essential industries. and that's manufactured. >> in the bill, next heads to the senate appropriations committee hit the receives approval. there make it to the senate floor for a vote reporting from the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> a new york judge has ordered ftx founder and bay area native sam bankman-fried behind bars while he awaits his fraud trial, prosecutors claim tried to tamper with witnesses and influence testimony friday. a judge revoked the suspect's bail ordering him to be jailed again. the former cryptocurrency executive had been under house arrest at his parents home in palo alto. he's accused of defrauding investors by diverting money before his huge crypto exchange collapsed. he's pleaded not guilty. contra

costa county, healthy animals. that shelters may have to be euthanized because of overcrowding. kron four's philippe djegal reports contra costa animal services director beth ward says the number of pets in the martinez shelter is exceeding capacity. >> and the time has come to consider euthanizing otherwise healthy and treatable pets to alleviate the problem. they don't have enough space to hold animals that are coming in. >> and so user data decisions. >> have to start happening. we don't find positive live outcomes outcomes that included options. bets returned owners or transferred to animal rescue agencies, which are also overwhelmed. ward says the shelter in martinez has 114 dog kennels. >> but there are currently 180 dogs in care starts wednesday. we've had 44 cats come in. >> and 24 cats go out. so the numbers coming in are still

outpacing the ones going out since june. the shelter has been offering free adoptions for all pets and that will remain the case through this month. >> spaying or neutering services are free for all adoptions. there were $25 licensing fee may be included. ward says overcrowding is a residual effect of the pandemic when the number of animals housed was low. then recently exploded as the county struggles with resources to spay and neuter pets. and we're not. you need other shelters across the country are experiencing the same almost a tsunami type effect. we as a community have to come together to solve. >> this problem, animal services has posted photos of pets available for adoption or foster care on its website. >> and social media pages hoping the community comes to the rescue in contra costa county, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. elon musk is hinting at a potential location for a cage fight

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elon musk is hinting at a proposed location for a cage fight with mark zuckerberg. yesterday he posted they're considering the colosseum in rome. he claims he's spoken to italian leaders and culture officials and they're willing to play along the fight. if it does happen, will be streamed live on x and meta. all money would be donated to veterans that are raised from that fight. and the head of x is also moving ahead with the company rebrand with a garage sale of sorts. elon musk is auctioning off items from twitter but no longer have a place in the company items range from furniture to kitchen appliances, even a large bird cage welded with a twitter logo. the two-day auction opens september 12th in san francisco with all 600 items opening a bid of $25. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news drivers demanding more cameras on the bay bridge to crack down on freeway shootings. >> and for the weekend, today is the first day of the filipino cultural festival

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>> this morning on the kron 4 morning news. the death toll rising overnight in maui as more bay area. residents returned home from the island. >> and a south bay dentist is accused of hiding a camera inside a restroom recording young children.

>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you for joining us. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr tracking all those weather conditions for us this morning. a day a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're off to a kind of a mild start at least across the bay. it looks like, although warming up well inland, as we typically do this time of year, looks like. >> far as the thunder shower action is going to be pretty much contained in tahoe into early next week. we start off with a shot from sfo. some of the orange colors ation. yeah, but no delays occurring out there and looks like our air quality looks to be ok, although it turning more moderate as we get into early next week with a nice warm up now on the backside of this high as we will continue to be and that does pop up some moisture up to our region. again, it's in the mountains will see the afternoon showers and thunder showers. most of the readings in the 60's in the east bay, 60 san francisco 50's up to the north bay. 64 for san jose at the ballpark today. the giants versus the rangers game time at about 605. look at the lower 60's at

work here. cool with the fog rolling on in during the game. west wind at about 15 look ahead for today. eighty-four by high noon to 3 92 and those high temperatures expected to push to about 100 by the time we get to monday into tuesday morning. 4 zone forecast and extended in just a bit. stephanie. all right. thank you so much, dave. breaking news from overnight. dangerous wildfires continue to ravage hawaii. the death toll now at 80 making this the deadliest natural disaster in the u.s. since the camp fire killed 85 people and destroyed the town of paradise in 2018. >> the death count in maui is expected to rise. hundreds of people are still missing more than 1000 structures destroyed. now, many survivors say they did not get enough of a warning to get out. kimberly chang reports. >> la hina residents describe harrowing escapes as flames engulfed maui. don't have any choice. they have to come into

the along murray in the water for at least hours to 6 hours. hawaii's governor told local news station khon that residents who fled will be able to return home to check on their properties but had this warning. i want to caution everyone. >> is devastated zone. they will see destruction like they have not seen in their lives. >> thousands of tourists have been leaving maui after wildfires erupted this week, killing dozens and destroying the historic town. everywhere. looking up the hillside. all the homes are gone. all the buildings are gutted. >> it looks like like a war like from. >> just total destruction. we have just driven through 2 days earlier and it was beautiful and bustling and them coming back on the way back and i'm just absolute >> the governor warned that the death toll likely rise as search and rescue operations continue. the hawaii air national guard airmen transported honolulu fire department personnel, vehicles

and disaster relief aid to impacted communities. president joe biden declared a major disaster on maui and promised to speed up assistance. the devastation >> they saw today significant been on many fires. make clear that fema for 26 years, then to the biggest fires in the country and the downtown area significantly in a lot of law structures down. >> hawaii has an outdoor public safety warning system, but it's not clear if it had been activated. many survivors said they didn't hear sirens or receive a warning that gave them time to prepare a maui. fire department chief said the fire moved quickly from brush to neighborhoods and it was impossible to get messages to the emergency management agencies responsible for officials sent alerts to cell phones, tv's and radio stations. >> the widespread power and cellular outages may have limited their reach. people are found in houses in a huddle each other because the fire surrounded their homes before they could even get out.

>> well, tourism is critical to the state of hawaii. state records show nearly 3 million people travel to maui last year pour in close to 6 million dollars into the local economy. but given the recent wildfires, hawaiian officials are asking tourists to stay away until some stability returns. kron four's terisa stasio spoke with a local travel agents about that situation. >> my first time there was 50 years ago. and i've been going ever since for all the years i've been in this business, taking my family. they're meeting friends, have joyful moments. having good friends that lives there and are through what has to happen and for the people that lost their lives communities. it's it's testing is devastating to see. >> los gatos travel owner and agent morning conlon reminiscing on our memories of maui. she says seeing the images coming from la hina in maui.

>> is very difficult. no water, no internet, no electricity. she says, based on her 47 years in the business and widespread network of contacts, she's advising clients to heed the advice of local officials. i wouldn't go before the end of august. they're asking people not to come to until august 31st it's you must come. but if it's just for, >> you know, like visit or whatever, you know, because people tend to be a bit curious and they they don't they can't handle the flow of people. >> colin says that she's also putting her annual trip to the area on hold. she says many of the hotels and condos close to the downtown historic area are serving as shelters. for those who lost everything in the fires. so heading to the area would only make matters worse, but she is not advising to council trips to hawaii altogether. >> well, rise on the tours, you know, travel to kawhi travel to they haven't even

talked about the big on the traveling to the big island. but along the coast in waikoloa. i you know, that sort of area, you know, there are other places to go on that. so, you know, really u.s. travelers who care about, you know, the communities that they visit and they love you can still go back to i just this little 18 mile stretch now is going to be off limits for a while. collins says she is grateful to see donations pour in as the community will need a lot. >> to recover before welcoming tourists once again, theresa kron, 4 news. >> sonny bill dentist has been arrested and charged with child kron. 4 justin campbell reports. >> it's a disturbing story. sunnyvale police say they found 30 pieces of video of people being recorded while using the bathroom inside this dentist office, including 2 juveniles. police say late july, a prospective patient visited act is charm is dental office on fremont avenue.

investigators say she went in to use the bathroom and noticed something out of little people that you would polity is an led light or something. >> but the led. looking part of it is actually the lens of the camera. captain john lee with sunnyvale police department says the woman brought it to the police station and they determined it was a hitting camera, camera that could be. >> but commercially that is disguised to look like an everyday item. police have charged. doctors sharma with child and peeping after searching his house and into office. we discovered more videos which captured a additional victims that were using the restroom. >> in that office. >> sunnyvale police are asking if you think you may have been a victim to please come forward and contact them reporting here in sunnyvale, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> all right. take a live look now at the bay bridge toll

plaza traffic moving along quite smoothly. at this hour 8.35 is beautiful saturday. well, following the recent roadway shootings kron four's rod rob nesbitt spoke with chp about how more freeway cameras might help solve this problem. >> freeway cameras will help officers investigate but could also deter shootings if those with the guns. think there is a greater chance they'll be caught on camera bumper to bumper traffic because of freeway shootings has become almost a weekly occurrence in areas of the east bay, especially along interstate 85, 80 80 officer andrew barclay with the california highway patrol says the shootings are usually one of 2 things. one is either targeted violence usually involving gang members or number 2 is going to be road rage incident. he says the freeway shootings make headlines. the number of shootings in the bay area are down from this time last year, kron 4 submitted a public records request a chp for the exact numbers on wednesday. but that request is still in progress. no matter the cause of the shootings, chp will have 180 freeway

cameras in the bay area at their disposal and the coming months those cameras may capture, you know, information on a suspect vehicle or suspect that we may be able to utilize in in-depth, very, you know, lengthy investigations, not all cameras are operational right now as caltrans works to upgrade infrastructure and its oakland transportation management center. in the meantime, officer barclay says to stay safe, drivers should distance themselves from others who are driving recklessly. if it means taking an exit, take an exit and then, you know, get back on the freeway and know that being a good samaritan could help with a future investigation. you think you see something call provide whatever information you have. but the important thing to note is never put yourself in harm's way to get that information. officer barclay says tv shows and movies seem to have given a false perception for how long it takes to solve freeway shootings. he says investigators have to take time to create a strong of a case is possible to go to trial. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the biden administration's rules on ghost guns will temporarily remain in effect

after the supreme court issued an order allowing them to remain in place. the rules say gun assembly kits do meet the definition of a firearm and can be regulated. those regulations require manufacturers and sellers to be licensed and ensure that ghost gun kits include serial numbers and that a background check is required to buy a ghost gun. those who oppose this legislation argue the term ghost gun is used to demonize a common activity. >> building firearms that hole is a tradition that dates back to the colonial days. that may be a problem some with other people. of they want to have firearm that can't be so that the government doesn't know legault a firearm. >> the biden administration says the new rules have been put into place because tracking down those who commit crimes with unregistered ghost guns is often impossible. and oakland police say they seized more than 2000 grams of fentanyl and other drugs on

wednesday. they're connecting that to a drug bust they made in san francisco. police say after using search warrants, they found fentanyl, cocaine, heroin, a loaded ghost gun and roughly $58,000 at a home in oakland. one suspect was arrested. in san francisco. now the first major u.s. city with to driverless car companies competing for passengers. kron four's haaziq madyun spoke with a transportation expert about what should happen next. >> there will be more robo taxis on the road in san francisco. now that state regulators have allowed waymo and cruise to charge for rides. 24 hours a day i've been following, you automated driving technology for many years. >> and it's it's made tremendous progress. but it's still not something that is entirely ready for prime time. >> greenhouse insight's principal transportation mobility analyst sam abuelsamid gives his perspective on some of the wrinkles in autonomous vehicle technology that he says still need ironing out. there are.

>> still challenges with the way that they operate. as the people, san francisco and first responders in the city of scene, they sometimes get stuck they get into situations where they don't know what to do. >> leads to the subject of safety robo taxis being a potential hazard out on the road. >> i think from a safety in terms of crashes and so on. it's probably not going to be much of an issue because these vehicles do tend to be fairly conservative in the way they operate. they don't operate at really high speeds with an automated vehicle. it's never going to be distracted. it's never going to be drowsy. it's never going to be dropped. >> however, transportation experts say now that ad technology is expanding. the next step is establishing better operating guidelines for service providers. we need to actually develop some standards in terms of safety and performance for evaluating these companies, which is something we haven't done yet in san francisco. has meant kron 4 news?

>> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the nationwide all-star national barbecue championship is going to the south bay. we are joined live in studio the founder of barbecue restaurant chain famous dave's, the host of the event. >> can't top that. your high temperatures expected for today. lower 90's into the east bay. 84 down to san jose 80's up to the north bay. we're going vesta, get all those in the 4 zone forecast and check out that extend it and learn more about this barbecue. the pond for morning barbecue. the pond for morning news continues.

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>> all right. welcome back, live. look now at sfo are it's looking like a chilly day to fly this morning. a bit cloud cover out there at sfo. but we are expecting things to heat up just a bit there, dave. yeah, we in. it will happen into early next week. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> you folks in little feel a little bit today, too, in speaking kind of the sky conditions a little bit tahoe. we've got the chance of afternoon evening were called to scattered afternoon evening thundershowers at work here. high temperatures lower 80's, typical summertime occurrence were on the backside of that high. that's providing the monsoon moisture. quick shot downtown. there you have it just covering over the tops of the buildings a little bit. the fog still pretty well entrenched, no complaint because it keeps the temperatures down a bit. here's the back side of the highs i referenced. it's not the perfect spot to release under some heat spike bill. we're kind of in not quite goldilocks situation. we will see a warm-up the early next week. we have 60's covering much of the east bay for right now, including the east bay

shoreline. so not a lot of decoupling yet you'll see better warming happening in london a couple of hours. 58 for santa rosa, 60 san francisco. 64 for san jose future cast for you can see the pulsating from daytime heating. the exhaust coming back to the bay area. that will happen tomorrow afternoon overnight into monday might see the same thing a little biday ternoon. but that could continue the early part of the week, at least going on up there around tahoe that again, as the association, the backside of the high pressure system throwing are things on here on the map. we have a low down to southern california little bit. but as far as the heat spike bill, it looks like we're not into that perfect scenario just yet. but a warmer up to the north. that's true. but for us will see temperatures warm approaching about 100 early into the week and then backtrack. it looks like as we get towards the latter portion of the week ahead of weekend 4 zone forecast. 69 san francisco will do the 60's there along the coast. meanwhile, along the bay side of the peninsula,

78 for burlingame, 85 stir city about 80 85 redwood city in palo alto in the south bay mid-eighties 90 morgan hill. most gatos lower 80's east bay shoreline. but again, once we get some clearing going on here, tri valley's looking at. pretty much lower 90's. but we're going to bump that up to the upper 90's as early as tomorrow, potentially, but certainly by monday and the 71 berkeley, 72 valais whoa, getting again hot here around the carquinez strait. again, that's a spot that's going to warm up next couple of days. 82 for napa in 87 for santa rosa. again, the warm-up is expected over the next couple of days. that's when you see the numbers move the most a gradual relaxing of that towards the end of the week. before we start taking the bigger steps friday and we might see some 80's as we get into next weekend. let's hope, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. happening tomorrow, the nationwide all-star barbecue championship is coming to san jose. >> the event is hosted by famous dave's. and here to tell us all about is the founder of famous days dave.

anderson, good morning to you. the energy and you quite an incredible spread to show us here on the morning show. just beautiful barbecue and cornbread mouth water. and it smells delicious. so to start off your, tell us a bit about this competition. >> you know, we are part of world food championships. qualifier and san jose famous states where some of the areas that best pitmasters are competing for over $5,000 in prize monies. and if they win, they get a chance to go to dallas, texas, this fall where they will be competing for over $400,000 and prize money. so it's one of the biggest barbecue events of the year. we're starting off right here in san jose. just incredible in so much money involved you know, because barbecue is how america celebrates and everybody of the best barbecue recipe. and this is their chance to prove it. and so

today at san jose, we're having one of the qualifiers for folks to really spill the beans on to say who's got the best ribs? fantastic. and tell us a bit about your decision to host this event. >> well, barbecue is really america's food. it's how we celebrate. >> lot of there are a lot of weekend barbecue warriors who think they've got the redress be best check in. but best barbecue recipe and they get a chance to really struck this stuff today. and we'll be judging some of the best pitmasters in the area to how good their barbecue really is. and so what are you going to be looking for? well, we're looking for originality were looking for great taste. we're looking for personality to see everything that they're telling us is really and i brag unless it's the truth, ok, ok, and what makes barbecue so special to you?

>> you know, all my my dad's a a full blood choctaw indian from ida belle so i didn't really get into barbecue more than i was boring. and and to i started doing backyard barbecue parties and people would oh, mike dave, this is a really good stuff you sell us. and so today we have famous states restaurants all the way from san jose, california to washington, d.c., up to oregon down the taxes. wow. that's i mean, congratulations. talk about it. she even the american dream. you know, famous states really is an american dream come true. and in today where we're going to see if there's some other bbq pitmasters who can achieve their dreams by winning to see who's got the best barbecue today. just incredible. and would you like to walk us through some of the food that we're seeing on the screen right now? i mean, this is this is something that people can order well, this is our all american bbq feast. >> we've got the world's best

ribs. rules of iraq. you check corn. the best brisket. >> mac and we've got a tree. but if folks come on out today, the san jose will be giving out some free barbecue, they'll get to see. >> the best pitmasters struck this stuff come for a lot of prize monies. >> there's going to be some free barbecue. fantastic. and tell us the details on exactly when this is happening again and the location, the hours and locations. this a start at 12 noon today and goat. >> until 3 o'clock and. >> and they'll be some free barbecue along the way. and it's going to be at the famous toews and san jose, california. all right. fantastic. the founder of famous days, dave anderson, thank you so much for joining us this morning and for sharing your with and these delicious, right? right. we'll be right back.

>> friday was day 2 of the joint practices between the niners and raiders before the teams lay into each other tomorrow and their first preseason games. brock purdy had a rough day friday. he threw 3 interceptions. he will not play tomorrow. >> trey lance starts and plays the entire 1st half. but he if you ask all pro tackle trent williams, he does not have any concerns with the quarterback play. >> coach and i think brought >> preseason guy just got back 6 definitely not putting too much into a practice report practices session. you know.

we i literally don't. do think about it now? one second, i even know if you didn't tell me. >> a kron. 4 is your home for the raiders preseason? make sure to tune in to kron 4 this sunday as the raiders host, the niners in sin city for the first game of the preseason. >> our pre-game show starts at 12:30pm, leading up to the game and stick around after our postgame special. a special weekend for stargazers the percy it meter shout. meteor shower hits its peak on august 13. this happens when the earth passes through the cloud of debris left behind by a comment, nasa says peak time starts at 10 tonight through dawn sunday morning. experts say you'll be able to see up to 100 meteors an hour. >> don't use binoculars. don't use a telescope or anything like that. just find a dark sky location, lay out on the ground and just stare up at the sky. you don't have to

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>> this morning on the kron 4 morning news. the death toll rising overnight in maui as more bay area. residents returned home from the island. and a bay area. business owner fed up with burglaries after a break-in causes thousands of dollars in damages. >> 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 on stephanie lynn. >> it is saturday august, the 12th and we're covering a lot of news for you. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with mister dave spahr. good morning to you. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. from our

camera shots around. the embarcadero still looks a little bit on the cloudy side. fog inside a bit. >> but that fog, as you can see from the east bay shoreline is starting to mix out a little bit. as you can see, a lot some of that blue skies are starting to peer through a bit. so it's giving way to a sunny days will see tomorrow and early next week. thing is temperatures will be inching watch through this period. we've got a lot of 60's covering the east bay up to the north bay lower 60's. 59 still holding on to around santa rosa, 60 for san francisco in 68. meanwhile, for san jose, give you a quick contrast from yesterday. we're still trailing a couple of pockets there, but we're catching up and a lot of the east bay where we're about where we were from yesterday, the monsoon flow pattern that pretty much is to our east. but you add a little daytime heating and that's when you'll see a little bit in the way. some scattered thunder showers for tahoe. it doesn't look like the impact will be for the bay area, although maybe an isolated shower is perhaps possible in the mountains. 88 going on at 1 o'clock by 4 will do about 92. expect more

90's as we get into early next week. and there is the possibility in some of the viewing area in the far east bay, you might scratch near 100 or so good news is we do see a pullback happen next weekend by next weekend. maybe the 80's returning. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. breaking news from overnight. dangerous wildfires continue to ravage hawaii. >> the death toll now at 80 making this the deadliest natural disaster in the u.s. since the camp fire killed. 85 people and destroyed the town of paradise in 2018, the death count in maui is expected to rise. hundreds of people are still missing and more than 1000 structures destroyed. meanwhile, hawaii's attorney general plans to investigate the state's response to the wildfires. hawaii has about 400 emergency sirens across the state. but officials say those warning sirens did not go off at the time of the blaze. instead, residents had to rely on alerts to their mobile devices in local tv news and radio stations. but widespread power and cellular outages limited that outreach.

and residents in la hina were allowed to go back home friday after fire ravaged that area. this is what people came back to what was once a lush green neighborhood with the historic downtown now destroyed. one resident says the flames came through so fast. there was nowhere to turn. >> we had no idea that the massive. waive the fire was just going to go through the entire neighborhood. we end up spending the night in the grocery store parking lot with a towel that my friend have him back in the car, sleeping on the grass. >> meanwhile, more bay area residents have made it back from the islands. they landed at san jose international airport last night greeted by loved ones and therapy dogs. 2 passengers described what they experienced. >> it was just smoky like reddit. i didn't know she a panic or not. and then we went i forgot what the street was down. and that's very sad. a lot of people heart stopped

and it's and then 2 allies want to go home. >> another bay area residents are still stranded in maui. a san carlos pham woman and her family landed there on tuesday and found themselves unknowingly headed right into the fire storm. >> people at the hotels they're they're all kind of trying to figure out how they're going to make it back home and book flights back home. we spoke to some people that work in the hotels. and have family that live in la hina that lost their homes. and we've just been, you know, asking them, what can we do to help? is there anything we can do? and they have such sense of community. they telling me that they're going all built. you know, though, come out of the stronger and they all help one another and will work this out together. and they said just you saying that you care means a lot to them. >> all goes as planned, she tells us her family. she and her family are scheduled to fly back to the bay area today. and we continue to

monitor latest developments on the hawaii fires on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code on your screen. it will bring you the latest information and ways you can help. and new this morning, firefighters have stamped out a massive fire at an abandoned building in pittsburgh. just look at those flames. this started around 4 o'clock this morning east 10th street. firefighters say the flames spread quickly prompting them to evacuate a home nearby. the firefighters say they will be on scene for several hours and that people should continue to avoid this area. back here in the bay area. yet another san francisco business owner says they're tired of break-ins and burglaries. he spoke with kron four's dan thorn.

>> security video from uncle boys in the inner richmond neighborhood captures what owner john u.s. pay says was a costly crime. the burglar took $2000 in cash from the register and left another $1500 in damage. >> i'm you know, should voters tough out there? a lot of things going on and makes you think like a like gotham city or as >> that's some pros come in. a spate says the crime was peculiar and done by what appears to be ofeional instead of smashing the glass to get in the burglar removed. it don't even know how to that in that profession. but glasses perfectly preserved. it wasn't broken into and that it wasn't, you know, there's no shattering running on cowboys has been a spate hose american dream. he immigrated to the united states from the philippines when he was just a boy. he says he loves his community, but it's hard not to feel defeated when crimes like this happen, it's even

more challenging when trying to file a claim. and your insurance says it might bail because of frequent crime. >> pretty much told me that it's not worth my time because rates, my rate might go up there's also a possibility that, you know, claim one too many times that they'll it's actually let me read insurance. >> this latest burglary has a spay considering going cashless. it's not a step he wants to take because of the prophet hit, but it might be necessary to discourage break-ins. as for addressing crime in the city, the spay is not all in on harsher punishments for offenders. he believes economic opportunities. financial help and better education in san francisco can go a long way in helping make for a better city. hopefully we can. >> you know, as a community to get out soon because it's is just keep. more and more crazy out there. think he's in san francisco. dan thorn kron. 4

news. >> for your weekend commute. caltrain service is suspended at the san francisco and millbrae stations for repairs. this is one of several closures scheduled this month. people are encouraged to look for alternate forms of transportation. it will be a bus bridge, but writer should still expect delays. >> well, today is day 2 of the outside lands music festival in san francisco. the festival kicked off. >> yesterday with some safety concerns for is gayle ong reports. >> thousands of people descended on golden gate park for the outside lands. the three-day music festival kicked off friday and so pretty that fit the vibe. person coming out. we always got atcc wifi, something differently to festival out. the festival kicked off with some safety concerns. event. organizers tweeted this around 5 friday evening writing in part a tent closed due to the safety of festival audience. in a statement outside lands says they need to make necessary repairs to the tent.

one thing festival goers enjoyed a typical summer day in san francisco. the weather. >> outside lands. way better. festivals that i've gone to, which is dc cello. so you can actually wear sweaters. >> from a small town those about 2 hours away from here. it's really great. has been 110 degrees out there. >> under cloudy skies, people danced away at this year's new outdoor nightclub. dolores. i love the whole bottle of everyone's energy. everyone's really there each other, like everyone. everyone's here for a reason. and so it's really and there's plenty of food to choose from more than 100 local vendors set up shop for the weekend. have garlic rosemary fries fried chicken sandwich. yeah, delicious headliners. this year include the foo fighters, lana del rey and kendrick lamar reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. all right is officially back to school season and the livermore police department. >> they are rolling up their sleeves to help students in

need in less than an hour. the department hosts a special school supply drive. and that's where we find kron four's. tiffany justice is live for us now in livermore with more on how people can help chip into this effort. tiffany. >> yes, good morning, stephanie. this is a two-day event saturday and sunday and the livermore police department will be out and about at several locations in the area for their annual stuff. the cruiser event, everything should be up and running by 10 o'clock this morning. this is a video from last year's event. you know, it is that time of year as students, parents, caregivers get ready for back to school and this event helps those in need. the livermore police department will have people out at 4 locations today and tomorrow from 10:00am to 03:00pm collecting school supplies for families in need in livermore valley, joint unified school district in these are the locations they will be at today. and tomorrow, the office max location at 2400 lost see this road. cvs, 1500st street. the big lots location at 44 84

loss. we see this road here in livermore and the walmart location at 2700 las road. this joint school district is pretty big. the district serves more than 1300 students and they say they especially need donations for older students. grades 5th 12th grade. for donations of things like index cards, mechanical pencils, flash drives highlighters, calculators and backpacks. just to name a few. we're also told you can drop off donations at the police department. if you want to do that yet. they're asking that you do that by august 16th. and they're also noting no cash donations will be accepted back to 70. all right, tiffany, we hope they get many donations for all those kids who need it. we appreciate your coverage. thank you. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news state lawmakers pushing a bill they claim will beef up the state's manufacturing industry. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the details. plus, bay area shelter animals at risk of being euthanized. how you can help.

>> and some more 90's. what looks like a well inland for today. sunny skies will repeat that tomorrow. it's a little baby steps we're going to have as we reach 100 plus of looks like early into next week will cool down towards the latter portion. your forecast is next to kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back to kron morning news. good morning, everybody. live shot of the east bay shoreline. look at that. as the fog starts to clear away, we go to those clear sunny skies. we're going to have 4, much of this afternoon. you know, going forward a little bit of a warm-up. you folks well

inland, but we're going to turn the corner again for a nice cool down towards the end of next week. it looks like here's the back side of this high. and the reason why point that out is going be supplying the moisture that will see for the flare up in the mountains. it looks like in the afternoons a little bit 60's cover all of the east bay. for now, 59 for santa rosa, 60 for san francisco. 68 san jose. so putting this all together. got the morning fog in the bay clouds, which you can see there near about 80 going on for the bay will have some upper 70's lower 80's going on. that's today. tomorrow. and then turned the corner a little next week. tahoe is mostly sunny from the balance of the day with 80's. but those afternoon scattered showers and thunder showers. side little note here. some of that moisture is spewing out our way and some of the models are looking at that giving us a 10% chance on sunday night and monday morning. that will be in the higher elevations. mount hamilton, mount diablo is that outside possibility there? just to keep in mind? all right. we've got scattered afternoon thunder showers for tahoe, though, for this week, hot inland early in the week, 100, then we pull back to the

90's and we might revisit some of those 80's one on inland today. 69 san francisco got the morning fog mild, sunny for the afternoon morning fog and all for oakland. it looks like it's 75 84 will do it. meanwhile, for san jose warm and let's go to future cast for take care of the fog. here's the flareup going on in the mountains for today. that's today's little effort. some of the exhaust clouds across the sacramento valley. then we see tomorrow daytime heating. here we go and this will more aggressive, throwing moisture out of our way. that's why continues to showers like this. and you add heating even for the bay area and we might start to see some numbers are we might start to see some isolated little shower. go on there just a little bit concern often with that, is that dry lightning, even hills and mountains, lower 90's going on the far east bay. we've got 80's for the east bay shoreline up to the north bay. it's mostly 80 69 for san francisco. let's try 97 for a high sunday monday at 99. again, have that possibility of seeing 100

maybe tuesday and the stuff don't. you know, we turn the corner for the latter portion of the week. so as we can. so, yes, still going to be summer. want to keep that in mind, but maybe a little better there for you when fall officially in september, the wall, logical falls, the first of september, ok, a couple weeks coming soon. yeah, but we still it's still tropical season for hurricanes and stuff like that for the couple all right. well, thanks for tracking it >> the take, the infamous black there who was linked to over 20 home invasions is being sent to a colorado wildlife sanctuary. hank, who is actually a female bear is responsible for a lot of property damage and that was confirmed by dna. she was found also be the culprit behind. 21 break-ins in south lake tahoe. look at how chunky she is. she was captured in march after being discovered making a den under a home along with her 3 male cubs. hank will head to the wild animal sanctuary in colorado near denver. her cubs will

potentially be relocated to the sonoma county wildlife rescue in petaluma with the hopes that they will some day be returned. back to the wild. well, some changes to your commute. if you take san francisco bay ferry passengers now must show proof that they paid for their tickets while boarding the ship instead of when they disembark. officials say it's part of an effort to help people get to their final destinations more quickly. some lawmakers are pushing a bill they claim will strengthen the state's manufacturing industry. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a look at that proposal. >> it's one of california's largest industries manufacturing. everything from heavy machinery to high-tech gadgets. 2, yes, your favorite jelly bellies. the sector produces all kinds of items in goods. consumers use every day. in fact, in the golden state, the governor's office estimates the industry includes more than 1 million jobs. 35,000 firms and 134 billion dollars of

exported goods every year. manufacturing. i'm big believer is at the front end of the economy. quite frankly. if you don't have manufacturing, you don't have an economy. lance hastings is the president and ceo of the california manufacturers, technology association or cmt 8. he argues for the manufacturing sector to be as successful as possible and need access to state of the art machinery and equipment that's why cmt a sponsoring a b, 52, a bill seeking to provide a sales tax credit for manufacturers when they buy new equipment. here. legislation he says will incentivize manufacturing businesses to stay in california and compete here instead of moving to other states or countries where such tax credits already exist, i think would be a good sign for the economy to show that manufacturers are, in fact, investing in the great state of california. the bill is popular in the legislature. already passed in the assembly with unanimous support manufacturing place. >> a crucial it plays central role in our state's economy. concord assembly member tim

grayson authored the legislation ab 52 is a uniquely designed bill to send a serious signal to companies across the country that are looking for a cost competitive region to scale up production that they can do that right here in california. and it's imperative the california finds ways to mitigate financial burdens to promote increased production to ensure, but at wrote that high wage jobs for a variety of skill levels of bacteria. that's one of the state's essential industries. and that's manufactured. >> in the bill, next heads to the senate appropriations committee hit the receives approval. there make it to the senate floor for a vote reporting from the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> a new york judge has ordered ftx founder and bay area native sam bankman-fried back behind bars while he awaits his fraud trial. prosecutors claim tried to tamper with witnesses and influence testimony on friday. judge revoked the suspect's bail ordering him to be jailed again. the former

cryptocurrency executive had been under house arrest at his parents home in palo alto. now our next story here, it seems like a group of at least 2 birds 2 groups of trapped mosquitoes tested positive for west nile virus in contra costa county. no human cases have been reported yet in that area. the virus is transmitted to mosquitoes that feed on infected birds. people are recommended to stay indoors in the early morning and evening when those bugs are the most active. the contra costa county, healthy animals at shelters may have to be euthanized because of overcrowding. kron four's philippe djegal explains. >> contra costa, animal services director beth ward says the number of pets in the martinez shelter is exceeding capacity and the time has come to consider euthanizing otherwise healthy and treatable pets to alleviate the problem. they don't have enough space to hold animals that are coming in. >> and so user data decisions.

>> have to start happening. we don't find positive live outcomes outcomes that included options. bets returned owners or transferred to animal rescue agencies which are also overwhelmed. ward says the shelter in martinez has 114 dog kennels. >> but there are currently 180 dogs in care starts wednesday. we've had 44 cats come in. >> and 24 cats go out. so the numbers coming in are still outpacing the ones going out since june. the shelter has been offering free adoptions for all pets and that will remain the case through this month. >> spaying or neutering services are free for all adoptions. thsre were $25 licensing fee may be included. ward says overcrowding is a residual effect of the pandemic when the number of animals housed was low. then recently exploded as the county struggles with resources to spay and neuter pets. and we're not. you need

other shelters across the country are experiencing the same almost a tsunami type effect. we as a community have to come together to solve. >> this problem, animal services has posted photos of pets available for adoption or foster care on its website. >> and social media pages hoping the community comes to the rescue in contra costa county,lphilippe djegal all kron 4 nays. well, we hope they all find wonderful, loving homes. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, elon musk hinting at a potential location for a cage fight location for a cage fight against mark zuckerberg. 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...

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intersection of various a road and stable drive in san jose. it's now open after a fatal crash on friday evening. officers say the 2 car collision happened around 05:00pm. one driver died. this marks the city's 20th fatal collision and 30th traffic deaths this year. police looking to hire at least 28 new officers. this happening after the board of directors agreed to increase officer salaries. bart says they're hoping to hire 6 new officers every month by the end of the year. and elon musk is hinting at a proposed location for a cage fight with mark zuckerberg. yesterday he posted they're considering the colosseum in rome. he claims that he's spoken to italian leaders and culture officials and that they are willing to play along the fight. if it does happen, would be streamed live on x and meadow. all money raised would be donated to veterans. and ahead of backs is moving ahead with the company rebrand with a garage

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>> this morning on the kron 4 morning news. the death toll continues to rise in maui as more bay area residents returned home from the island. and a south bay dentist accused of hiding a camera inside a restroom recording young children. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news that start off this half hour with a look at our forecast now. dave spahr in the weather center with the latest on a potential cooldown that's actually coming. well, that's way upstream there. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. but at least nice thought, though. yes, we will be talking a little bit about that as we get closer. >> first the warm-up we have to get through. now this

weekend not too bad at this. we timed off the the real warm up happening into early into the week. here's the shot in the east bay shoreline. we've been talking about fog all this morning. there's the progress of it from this vantage point. you can see it being peeled away. nice blue skies revealed from all of that, which everybody will experience now, the next thing we look forward to in the summer months is the monsoon. where's the flow pattern? it looks like it's off towards the east. the kind of the exhausted this high-pressure system with daytime heating will see the flare up of some afternoon showers and thunder showers there. the 60's all in place. you can see 74 for antioch in 61 for san francisco at the ballpark today versus the rangers 605, game time in san francisco lows in the lower sarah highs, rather in the lower 60's. cool with that fog rolling back in yet again. we'll see the same process again tomorrow. 88 by one by 4.92. lot of 90's tomorrow and into early next week. we might start to scrape about 100 or so. then a gradual relaxing of temperatures. then next weekend looks like a cooldown happening for more on your

forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. dave, thank you. breaking news from overnight. dangerous wildfires continue to ravage hawaii. the death toll now at 80 making this. >> the deadliest natural disaster in the u.s. since the camp fire killed 85 people and destroyed the town of paradise in 2018, the death count in maui is expected to rise. hundreds of people are still missing and more than 1000 structures destroyed. now, many survivors say they did not get enough of a warning to get out. kimberly chang explains china. residents describe the harrowing escapes as flames engulfed maui. don't have any choice. they have to come into the along murray in the water for at least hours 6 hours. hawaii's governor told local news station khon that residents who fled will be able to return home to check on their properties but had this warning. i want to caution everyone. >> is devastated zone. they will see destruction like they have not seen in their lives. >> thousands of tourists have been leaving maui after

wildfires erupted this week, killing dozens and destroying the historic town. everywhere. looking up the hillside. all the homes are gone. all the buildings are gutted. >> it looks like like a war like from. >> just total destruction. we have just driven through 2 days earlier and it was beautiful and bustling and them coming back on the way back and i'm just absolute >> the governor warned that the death toll likely rise as search and rescue operations continue. the hawaii air national guard airmen transported honolulu fire department personnel, vehicles and disaster relief aid to impacted communities. president joe biden declared a major disaster on maui and promised to speed up assistance. the devastation >> they saw today significant been on many fires. make clear that in fema for 26 years, then to the biggest fires in the country and the downtown area significantly in a lot of law structures down.

>> hawaii has an outdoor public safety warning system, but it's not clear if it had been activated. many survivors said they didn't hear sirens or receive a warning that gave them time to prepare a maui. fire department chief said the fire moved quickly from brush to neighborhoods and it was impossible to get messages to the emergency management agencies responsible for officials sent alerts to cell phones, tv's and radio stations. >> the widespread power and cellular outages may have limited their reach. people are found in houses in a huddle each other because the fire surrounded their homes before they could even get out. >> tourism is critical to the state of hawaii. state records show nearly 3 million people travel to maui last year. foreign close to 6 million dollars into the local economy. but given the recent wildfires, hawaiian officials are asking tourists to please stay away until stability returns. four's terisa stasio spoke with a local travel agents about that situation. >> my first time there was 50

years ago. and i've been going ever since for all the years i've been in this business, taking my family. they're meeting friends, have joyful moments. having good friends that lives there and are through what has to happen. for the people that lost their communities, it's it's testing is devastating to see. >> los gatos travel owner and agent morning conlon reminiscing on our memories of maui. she says seeing the images coming from la hina and maui. >> is very difficult. no water, no internet, no electricity. she says, based on her 47 years in the business and widespread network of contacts, she's advising clients to heed the advice of local officials. i wouldn't go before the end of august. they're asking people not to come to until august 31st it's you must come. but if it's just for,

>> you know, like visit or whatever, you know, because people tend to be a bit curious and they they don't they can't handle the flow of people. >> colin says that she is also putting her annual trip to the area on hold. she says many of the hotels and condos close to the downtown historic area are serving as shelters. for those who lost everything in the fires. so heading to the area would only make matters worse, but she is not advising to council trips to hawaii altogether. >> well, rise on the tours, you know, travel to kawhi travel to they haven't even talked about the big on the traveling to the big island. but along the coast and mike alloa, i you know, that sort of area, you know, there are other places to go on that. so, you know, really u.s. travelers who care about, you know, the communities that they visit and they love you can still go back to i just this little 18 mile stretch now is going to be off limits

for a while. collins says she is grateful to see donations pour in as the community will need a lot. >> to recover before welcoming tourists once again, theresa kron, 4 news. >> the landmark 150 year-old banyan tree still stands in hawaii. the tree is a famous tourist site in la hina. it was imported from india implanted in front of the city's court house and harbor in 18, 73 officials are still unsure if it will survive. sonny bill dentist has been arrested and charged with child kron four's. justin campbell explains what happened. >> it's a disturbing story. sunnyvale. police say they found 30 pieces of video of people being recorded while using the bathroom inside this dentist office, including 2 juveniles. police say late july, a prospective patient visited act is charm is dental office on fremont avenue. investigators say she went in to use the bathroom and noticed something out of

little people that you would polity is an led light or something. >> but the led. looking part of it is actually the land. the camera capping on leave with sunnyvale. police department says the woman brought it to the police station and they determined it was a hitting camera, camera that could be. >> but commercially that is skies. look like an everyday item. police have charged. doctors sharma with child and peeping after searching his house and into office. we discovered more videos which captured a additional victims that were using the restroom. >> in that den office. >> sunnyvale police are asking if you think you may have been a victim to please come forward and contact them reporting here in sunnyvale, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> all right, taking a live look now at the bay bridge toll plaza where it is looking pretty chilly out there. traffic moving along quite smoothly at this hour. the

following the recent roadway shootings kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with chp about how more freeway cameras might help solve the problem. >> freeway cameras will help officers investigate but could also deter shootings if those with the guns. think there is a greater chance they'll be caught on camera bumper to bumper traffic because of freeway shootings has become almost a weekly occurrence in areas of the east bay, especially along interstate 85, 80 80 officer andrew barclay with the california highway patrol says the shootings are usually one of 2 things. one is either targeted violence usually involving gang members or number 2 is going to be road rage incident. he says the freeway shootings make headlines. the number of shootings in the bay area are down from this time last year, kron 4 submitted a public records request a chp for the exact numbers on wednesday. but that request is still in progress. no matter the cause of the shootings, chp will have 180 freeway cameras in the bay area at their disposal and the coming months those cameras may

capture, you know, information on a suspect vehicle or suspect that we may be able to utilize in in-depth, very, you know, lengthy investigations, not all cameras are operational right now as caltrans works to upgrade infrastructure and its oakland transportation management center. in the meantime, officer barclay says to stay safe, drivers should distance themselves from others who are driving recklessly. if it means taking an exit, take an exit and then, you know, get back on the freeway and know that being a good samaritan could help with a future investigation. you think you see something call 9-1-1, provide whatever information you have. but the important thing to note is never put yourself in harm's way to get that information. officer barclay says tv shows and movies seem to have given a false perception for how long it takes to solve freeway shootings. he says investigators have to take time to create a strong of a case is possible to go to trial. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> san francisco is now the first major u.s. city with to driverless car companies competing for passengers. kron four's haaziq madyun spoke with the transportation expert

about what should happen next. >> there will be more robo taxis on the road in san francisco. now that state regulators have allowed waymo and cruise to charge for rides. 24 hours a day i've been following, you automated driving technology for many years. >> and it's it's made tremendous progress. but it's still not something that is entirely ready for prime time. >> greenhouse insight's principal transportation mobility analyst sam abuelsamid gives his perspective on some of the wrinkles in autonomous vehicle technology that he says still need ironing out. there are. >> still challenges with the way that they operate. as the people, san francisco and first responders in the city of scene. they sometimes get stuck they get into situations where they don't know what to do. >> which leads to the subject of safety robo taxis being a potential hazard out on the road.

>> i think from a safety in terms of crashes and so on. probably not going to be much of an issue because these vehicles do tend to be fairly conservative in the way they operate. they don't operate at really high speeds with an automated vehicle. it's never going to be distracted. it's never going to be drowsy. it's never going to be dropped. >> however, transportation experts say now that ad technology is expanding. the next step is establishing better operating guidelines for service providers. we need to actually develop some standards in terms of safety and performance for evaluating these companies, which is something we haven't done yet in san francisco. has meant kron 4 news. and so we turn checking out your forecast highs for today. we have plenty 90's in the east bay. looks like a pretty much 80's going on in the north bay. >> gradual warming trend early into the week. but next weekend looks like temperatures are going to backtrack a bit into the 80's again. delicious back into kron. morning news continues.

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>> a special weekend for stargazers. the perseid meteor shower hits its peak on august. 13th. this happens when the earth passes through the cloud of debris left behind by a comment, nasa says peak time starts at 10 o'clock tonight through dawn sunday morning. experts say you'll be able to see up to 100 meteors an hour. >> don't use binoculars. don't use a telescope or anything like that. just find a dark sky location, lay out on the ground and just stare up at the sky. you don't have to look in any particular direction because they can appear any part of the sky and just sit back and watch for a

couple of hours starting around midnight and you should see plenty of meteors. >> it is again. best to find a dark, remote location for viewing the meteor shower. as the our expert. this just shared with us. well, taking a live look now at the transamerica pyramid in san francisco. looking like a bit, a cloudy day at this hour 9.44. this saturday morning. but things could change just a bit as we get further into the day. dave. >> yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody in those skies will be improving hour by hours will go into the mostly this afternoon, starting things off up in tahoe, sunny. but you add the daytime heating and yes, some thunder shower action looks like as well. high temperatures, by the way, we'll be about 80 or so. and for the display going on if you want to watch the meteors going off here, it looks like the fog probably for the bay area will be rolling on in shortly after sunset. some of the outlying areas, of course, a look pretty nice with all of that little pieces of leftover

snow ball comment. yeah, this zipping on by. here's a shot coming in from half moon bay. we have overcast skies to get things started here again. we'll see some clearing happening in the afternoon. get used to this. this is going to be around pretty much during this week with the morning fog in the clouds and all of that and something also typical of high pressure in the back side of it. we get sprayed by some of that moisture that does fire up with some scattered showers and thunder showers for the afternoon. up in the mountains. all right. 60's going on for right now. 74 already racing ahead, 60's north bay. 61, san francisco, 68 for san jose. this is what i'm talking about. you see the flare up happening each day. just add heat and you get those thunder showers. the exhaust noting this looks like a little bit for sunday night into monday as a little here. there is the little mention up in our mountains in the east bay, mount diablo, mount hamilton, areas like around there you get to the higher elevations. there's that slight chance of a shower may happen just because of moisture here. but don't wait

up and all week, as you can see, there's that chance of seeing still some thunder showers going on in the mountains to we're just again, right location on the backside of this high. but at least not in the right spot to give us a nice heat spike, though. so we have this nice blocking load or south. you're a little bit. looks like the heat bubble up towards our north. that's going to give us a little bit of influence of warming for early next week. there's that high. it stays away. stay up there, not to impact us and we'll get some gradual cooling towards the end of next week. but it's going to still be every bit of summer. looks like through much of the balance of next week, though. 4 zone forecast coming you today. 69 san francisco mission district about 70 again back to the 60's for the coast and on the bay side, mostly 70's here, but popping 84 foster city, san carlos about 85 along with palo alto. south bay. you're looking at about mid 80's to 90 los gatos and morgan hill as well, east bay shoreline, lower 80's tri valley, lower 90's. now let's bump these up about 5 degrees or so for tomorrow. warming up

there, particularly early in the next week. 92 walnut creek, concord, 71 for berkeley. 72 vallejo, 89 fairfield, 82 also for napa in 87 for santa rosa. us check it out. the 7 day forecast. not a huge change through much of the week is gradual reduction of temperatures, although friday we're celebrating that 90, by the way, here and into next weekend. as a note, we might see some 80's return and all of that. but still september, the first is when the be logical fall gets stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> libraries in san mateo county are offering trainings on mental health earlier this morning, i spoke with a san carlos councilmember about the events that you tend to help someone who might be struggling. take a listen. starting this month, san mateo county libraries are offering mental health first aid training. the courses are meant to teach people how to respond to a person having a mental health or substance use crisis. joining me live now to talk about this special program is san carlos city council member sara mcdowell.

welcome and good morning to you. good morning. thanks so much for having me here this morning. absolutely. and so tell us a bit about the inspiration behind this program. sure. well, you know, i think we all recognize that our communities have been so impacted by mental health struggles. i'm sure some of your viewers at home this morning know someone personally who is struggling certainly the also made that a hard situation even worse. and so in order to really shine a spotlight on mental health last year as mayor, i join with a group of mayors in san mateo county to form the san mateo county mayors, mental health initiative. and we work very closely with the county to roll out free mental health first aid trainings in our cities. and it was a huge success. and i'm so pleased that the san mateo county by berries are now carrying that forward and offering free mental health first aid trainings. and some people might say, you know why, why libraries? but really the libraries are a cornerstone of our community where people go for resources, not just books,

but after school programming and senior programming we have maker spaces where people can use free 3 d printing and i'm so pleased that 130 of our library staff are now trained in mental health. first aid and 3 of those staff members went on to become certified instructors. and so they're the ones who will be doing trainings going forward. that's incredible. over 130 over 100 library staff are are are trained for this. so tell us about what this training entails. what can people expect when they go through this? that's a great question. and so with the library's, it will 8 hours of training. but over the course of 2 days, so 4 hours each over weekend on saturday and sunday and the training really walks you through a lot of different mental health struggles from anxiety and depression to someone who might be struggling with an eating disorder to something more serious like someone contemplating suicide or schizophrenia. and it really teaches regular people like you and me how to identify, understand and respond to

someone who's struggling with their mental health. and so that could be a family member. it could be a friend or someone you work with. it could be someone you're standing next to it. the dry cleaners. and it gives you some really simple tools to use anytime anywhere you what you walk through, what's called the allergy processes. okay. the a stands for assessing the situation to see if someone is in danger of harming themselves. the l is to listen. not judge mentally the g is to give reassurance and also resources. and there's so many wonderful resources out there. t is for free. and then the easer to encourage them to seek professional help and encourage them to some self-help strategies. so really it's designed not to become a trained therapist or a professional at diagnosing, but really it is to be a bridge between someone who needs help and and helping them find those resources to take the next step. and how

can people register for this and open to people of all ages? it's open to adults and you go on to the san mateo county library's website. it s and c l dot org and we have several different training. sessions are first one filled up within 24 hours, which is really heartwarming because it shows that we're meeting a really crucial to hand. and for these trainings, going to be adding more. so i would encourage everyone to again visit s and acl dot org for these trainings to sign up their free. you don't have to have a library card open to adults and give your thoughts just about the importance of de stigmatizing. men. discussion around mental health and the importance of reaching out for help. if if one needs it. that's exactly right. unfortunately, speaking about mental health, there's still quite a stigma around having those conversations and and they can be difficult conversations to have. so this there's not only instructional hour, but you also work with a

partner in practicing having those conversations. and so that's really key is to just open up that door and just ask someone, are you ok? i personally have used the training and i can say it's a success and and it's really something that, again, you can just use anytime anywhere. we do need to be having those conversations in our communities. it's so important and walk us through briefly in our last minute here, some of the locations that are having the upcoming training training because i know that we do have a graphic. we want to show people and open testing. i think you yes. and san mateo county libraries are all over the county. we have one training in millbrae. we're offering one in san carlos, one in half moon bay. we recently opened a training in north fair oaks. we're looking forward to adding more in the future. so again, just go onto the website, smc l dot org and all that information is on the web page. okay. fantastic. san carlos city council member sarah mcdonald, thank you so much for your time. thank you, stephanie. really appre

well, friday was day 2 of the joint practices between the niners and raiders before the teams play each other. tomorrow. >> in their first preseason game block party will not play tomorrow. trey lance will start and play the entire 1st half. and kron 4 is of course your home for the raiders preseason. make sure to tune in to us this sunday as the raiders host, the niners in sin city for the first game of the preseason. a pre-game show starts at 12, 30 leading up to the game and stick around afterward for our post-game special day. >> you know, we're talking football ready, stephanie, you know, it feels like apple

cider and falling leaves and whatever. yet there in the weather department, its pre season anyway. so yeah, we're looking at high temperatures in the upper 90's going on early next week to near 100. so it's very bit like summer. then we get to the latter portion of the week and a little bit of a cool down have this on your sunday monday next week. but we may look at some 80's going on. everything kind of holds together. the good news is we don't see the heat spike, high-pressure doing its thing. the monsoon it will continue up in the mountains and that exhaust just a little with. and i'm here in the east bay, higher elevations. there might start to see some cloud cover develop sunday night into monday morning with the potential sprinkle and hopefully no dry lightning with all of that, too. yeah, crossed. yeah. this is the season to get some more of that monsoon until the end of next month. basically. so we're just kind of hanging tight here as we finish off. but again, next weekend cooling down at the kind of nice. all right. well, we will look forward to that. thank you so much, dave. >> thank you for that. all of you for joining us here at kron. 4 weekend news. i am stephanie lin in from all of us here at kron. thank you and

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