>> this morning on the kron, 4 morning news firefighters into bay area cities respond to overnight blazes the latest on the and the death toll following the wildfires in maui continues to rise, making it the deadliest wildfire in

this country in more than a century. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday august the 13th, another warm one for us today. let's get your day started with a first look at the weather with dave sphar made good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it will be quite warm. but again, for those inland valleys, it looks like by this afternoon as we're still holding on to summer here. however. >> it looks like conditions will be much hotter away from home will be showing you this a little bit. here's what's going on outside. here's the leftover fog along the east bay shoreline. but right above and you can see the blue skies. that's basically the future that we're talking about. our temperatures thus far were in the 60's in the east bay. for the most part. 71 in antioch, 50's cover most of the west to ken. nice. cool. 55. there and half moon bay and quick contrast for you were trailing by a few degrees. not quite half a

dozen behind yesterday's start. now, as far as the excessive heat around us up towards the north, you know, you folks in lake county have an excessive heat warning going on just about all week long way up there to the north. and meanwhile, to the south and the central valley and fresno county, for example, they're looking at a heat advisory for much of the week. now, the satellite pictures kind of interesting, as you can see, a few little showers up there in the mountains south of tahoe. and we'll continue to see that general highway being utilized by some of the leftover moisture. the monsoon, the 4 corner states a that's going to play out early into next week below us with some cloud cover a little bit. 83 at 11 o'clock by 2. we're talking 94 going to be warm even in the bay as we get into next week with cooling expected by next weekend, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> and breaking overnight, a wildfire burned early this morning in the east foothills in san jose. this had been on mount hamilton road. you're looking at video sent to us by a kron. 4 viewer in a social

media post. the san jose fire department said cal fire units were also responding. no word yet on any injuries. kron four's tiffany justice is in san jose gathering the details on this fire for us. so bring us the latest in a live report in our 8 o'clock hour. so stay tuned for that. also, breaking overnight, firefighters stop forward progress on a grass fire in livermore. take a good look at your screen there. happened in the northern hills of the city on collier canyon road. the fire scorched 15 acres, at least the public is asked to avoid the area this morning as crews work on containment efforts. no word yet on a cause. new this morning, san jose police investigating a deadly crash that happened around 5.15 this morning near the intersection of story road and mores court police say was a solo vehicle incident. the driver died at the scene. people are asked to avoid this area. this is san jose's 30th fatal traffic incident of the year. developing news out of hawaii. 93 people are dead following

devastating wildfires in maui. many people still unaccounted for. these now the deadliest wildfires in the u.s. in more than 100 years. the flames destroyed or damaged more than 2200 structures. nearly 90% of the buildings lost a residential more than 4500 people are in need of shelter. hawaii's governor says the cost of damages is approaching 6 billion dollars as the search efforts continue. the death toll is expected to rise. and as we learn more about the devastation on the island, communities in hawaii are coming together to help their neighbors. news nation's david charns reports. >> it's a humanitarian effort. the hawaiian islands have never seen volunteers aiding thousands without homes. some waiting for the unwelcome news. their loved ones will not join them here. >> those trying to get back home stuck in lines of cars as crews attempt to bring water

and food to people who are stock. they feel super helpless. i want to be there to hold. >> but at the same time, i'm happy that i can be wherever i can. jessica's a bore and is doing that with this makeshift copy stand for first responders, some supplies destined not for the road, but the water. that community. >> you know, when when something the surf that have been, we have nano ms cerebal help move supplies on his jet ski. >> carrying them several dozen yards from boat to shore. he's already made the trip to la hina. how do you describe that? >> i know are now. we're about kind of like looks like gun opr ball these to hold down. >> more than 2000 structures here gone in a flash. the majority, according to fema, our homes, hawaii's governor, hoping to turn short term rentals and hotel rooms into makeshift shelters are

residents are literally suffering in shelters right now without power water. and there's multibillion-dollar hotels. i'm hosting so it's a pretty it's kind of a bizarre world that we're living in right now. >> several hotel and restaurant association's san francisco along with the chamber of commerce are coming together to raise money for the survivors in hawaii. the public can donate at locations set up in union square and at the outside lands music festival this weekend. if you'd like to help and contribute, you can find more information at hawaii community foundation dotrg we continue to follow the latest developmtson these hawaii wildfires on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code right there on your screen. it will bring you the latest information and more ways you can help. in the east bay. a teenage girls in the hospital after being shot in antioch. investigators say it happened early saturday morning near the marina district. police believe a fight led to this shooting. the 14 year-old was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. her

condition is unknown at this time. no arrests made yet. a psan francisco restaurant owne once again falls victim to burglars 2 weeks ago. we told you about a break-in at come food in the richmond district, that crime? well, it happened again at owner and the yanks other restaurant, a scheme barbecue on clement street yang says the break-in happened early saturday morning causing $3,000 dollars in damages more than $2000 in cash stolen. >> into anything we don't deserve to be treat it like this. we a small business that helped to generate revenue. 2 to you know, to the city. but this is like what we gave a turn. the violated. and without getting any sort of justice. it is. it's my ball and >> yang says he's thinking about selling his restaurant. it flew to left several

self-driving vehicles stalled in the middle of a san francisco street friday night. the autonomous car company cruise says this glitch was caused by the volume of people on their wireless devices at the outside lands music festival happening nearby was amanda hari explains. >> there's like traffic near ayers, street and grand avenue at a standstill friday night. crews vehicles stopped for no apparent reason with their hazards left. people unable to go anywhere, just lined up and then lined up with the grown as you know, just a procession of michael was going on. stephen giddings is visiting san francisco from new york city. >> he was near the intersection when the backup started. jeffrey bill bree was inside of his apartment. he heard the commotion here. all these horns blowing. and i look and there's all these driverless cars lined up all the way down. >> a whole here and there's

one on her knee that san francisco board of supervisors president aaron peskin says this problem is becoming all too common. >> and now have over 50 documented instances of autumn autonomous vehicles getting in the way of fire, a ambulance and police activities. so we express those concerns the cpc. but peskin says their concerns didn't seem to influence the california public utilities commission's decision. >> thursday, they voted to expand autonomous vehicle operations to 24 hours a day while allowing companies to collect fares from riders even without a human driver in the car. in a statement, cruz says it's working on this latest issue but pass ken still feels it's too soon to expand to do fundamental flaws in cruz's that are really very dangerous. bottom line is when cell phones are not working, that's how they communicate with the cars to move them when they are immobilizer

paralyzed, they can't move the cars. and bill breeze says he's experienced issues beyond the autonomous vehicles stalling. i've almost been hit twice up on the hill and there never come into you know, and you can't stop them. i've tried. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. city supervisor dean preston says officials are looking into steps to temporary delay. the expansion of autonomous vehicle services. happening today. the forty-niners and raiders face off in their first preseason game. both teams spent 2 days practicing with each other in preparation for the game. happening today, forty-niners quarterback brock purdy is not expected to play. he's coming off an elbow injury in last season's nfc championship game after practice pretty was asked how his arm was doing. >> arm feels you know, just still building back to back days and, you know, trying to again, all the strength that i can back from. obviously that's the rehab process of things. and a routine really

hasn't changed. i feel like i'm you know, back to a normal routine with my arm and stuff so so obviously taken care of as much as i can often, what not. but feel, you know, almost back to normal. >> trey lance is expected to start today for the niners kron four's. erin wilson joins us live in studio at 9.30 this morning with more on what we can expect. and a reminder, kron 4 is your home for the raiders preseason. make sure to tune in to us later today. our pre-game show starts at 12:30pm, leading up to the game and stick around afterwards for our post-game special. >> shocking video shows a flash mom stealing thousands of dollars in merchandise at a california mall. plus, lawmakers are pushing towards a bill meant to improve safety college campuses. and after the break, a brooklyn chocolate factory teams up with the oakland zoo to create a very special treat. check that out. >> going to be another hot day. it looks like across the

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formed packaged in what ends up in our so does a couple pot. which is where all traffic comes from as admitted chocolate. you know, i can't go a day without knebel. when cho launched the grisly chocolate bar for the oakland zoo, wife had to check it out. so what's the connection between chocolate factory in berkeley and the oakland zoo? >> we'll have everybody knows. >> bears have a sweet, too. we just got to thinking, like, what can we do? that would be inspired by a grizzly bears. it was, you know, and it's under state flag here in california that used to roam all over the bay area. even cancer is the chief chocolate maker that we're thinking about what what combinations flavors we could do. and he came up you know, the cartoon like a >> blackberries and blueberries. it turns out keepers, you know, sure that that's actually some of their favorite foods going to spend a lot of time on those berry bushes. some bears can actually smell when fruit is ripe. for the record, the

bears don't eat the chocolate. >> a lot to learn, but don't take it for me. it's always worth a trip to the oakland zoo or if you want to see how really good chocolate is made, you can book a tour and a tasting at the cho factory. a portion of the proceeds from grizzly bear goes straight to the zoo in berkeley. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> i was i was just kind of speechless because first of all, that chocolate look delicious, but also because of this gorgeous view of his live shot of as downtown san francisco from up overhead. you can see all fog that we're looking at rise. not the clouds, know that some fog level out just got to mix out less. we're cooking something here. well, it's it's looking gorgeous. and it is the sales force tower just picking up above all of that to a david. nothing else we should know in terms of, you know, expecting a warm up pretty soon. well, it looks like kind of stay in this warm, a situation that

we're in hot inland. of course. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. by the way, clear out sfo here. so no delays cooking here. now on that front, the next about 48 hours are kind of interesting in a way because we're on the edges of a little bit of the monsoon kind of toying with us a little bit. throwing us some cloud cover our way. and there is little that chance of maybe a showers sneaking in here as well about the satellite picture. here is what's left over the moisture actually overnight. the so this is kind of impressive, but at least olofsson little showers up there in the hills. looks like more use somebody. we don't know if necessarily a guarantee to hit the ground, but gives you a general idea. temperature check for you right now. a lot of 60's inland. 75 for antioch up to the north bay, upper 50's. 57 meanwhile for san francisco. so today, let's call it 70 san francisco after that morning fog. we just showed you 77 going on for oakland, 80. meanwhile for san jose giving a sign of some warming when you get away from the water, it really start to climb. and so we got clouds and all of that to start off highs around 80 for the bay 90's. well, in

that will be about the mid 90's. for tahoe, by the way, mostly sunny highs will be in the 80's, but about those scattered afternoon evening thundershowers. the biggest punch for terms of coverage looks to be basically tomorrow. now for a this week, we got near 80 for the bay 90's. well inland, we might even top off at 100 or so. but cooling by next weekend. that's when you'll feel it. l0t's watch the moisture with all of this and future cast for from the showers in the mountains. we get the exhaust clouds that will be late this afternoon in the east bay. you'll see kind of those pasty white skies trying to develop and the higher elevations about the album out hamilton. there is that risk you might prefer to pick up a little bit of a sprinkle or shower. this pretty much starts to clear out by dawn tomorrow we're mostly sunny mode at heat, we do the same thing again monday night and also some moisture to bubbling up towards the coast that we might pick along the peninsula. san francisco and up to southern marin highs today will do about 96 for antioch. 95 conquered 95 6 rather for livermore with the

east bay shoreline in the mid 80's. so you can see a big bump on those temperatures to be in the east bay up to the north bay. still keeping a lot of 80's in place here, but certainly get a further north for the numbers. pop monday. that's that traffic i just showed you in terms of that cloud cover coming both in the morning and late at night after daytime heating happens in the mountains will get to about 99. 98 for tuesday. and stephanie for much of the week ahead, going to be plenty warm as temperatures will be up there. you know, well, in the 90's, not 100 plus and so forth, but around us, there are some heat advisories and so forth. so we're getting a little bit of a break because the elements are just in place to give us a bit of an onshore wind, ok? all right. well, thank you for keeping track all. course, i will be in the thanks, dave. >> happening now, 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 take alternate forms of transportation. it will be a bus bridge, but riders should still expect delays. francisco based company lyft is looking

for more drivers to help bring down surge pricing. they say a lyft says it decrease or rather an increase in drivers this year helped increase actual rides taken by customers. a lyft drivers rose the number of lyft drivers rose 20% year-over-year. the company reporting second-quarter revenues up 3% and net loss is down 70%. lawmakers in california are celebrating the upcoming expansion of medical coverage to all low-income adults regardless of immigration status, starting january first, medical coverage opens to people between 26 and 49 years old. whether they have legal status or not. state officials want undocumented immigrants to know that accepting medical coverage will not hurt their immigration status. >> the passing of medical coverage for all californians, all californians, because that's who we are. >> we live here work here. go to school here.

>> uc berkeley study found medical expansion will still leave out about half a million undocumented californians. that's because they make too much money to qualify for medical and don't get health coverage from their employer. and dozens of people swarm a southern california norström grabbing merchandise shattering store shelves >> in clearing out the business in just a matter of moments. this is video from the citizen app. you can see the people in group wearing masks dressed in black, grabbing armfuls of clothing, purses and other merchandise. it happened saturday in canoga park. police say there were up to 50 suspects involved. a security guard was attacked with a spray of some kind. the robbers getting away before police arrived. you might recall a similar robbery happened in walnut creek back in may 2020, the lapd says an estimated 60,000 to $100,000 was stolen here. wall street

journal report says some 9-1-1 call centers are having a hard time finding cellphone callers or even getting pictures or text messages. the report says he's 9-1-1. call center still rely on old technology known as legacy systems that were put in place when pay phones in landline, use for more common. this has led to operators facing a slew of issues such as misrata calls, which could lead to response delays. the national emergency number association estimates 27 million calls on legacy systems are ms. rau did every year. home buyers and sellers hearing. let's make a deal. is it happening much right now. real estate experts say the current home buying and selling conditions may be the most challenging ever data from federal lender. freddie mac says buyers costs are up 20% over a year ago and 30 year fixed mortgage rates around 7.6%. real estate agents say first-time buyers face the most challenges. they also say buyers may want to go

to states without individual income taxes because they can no longer deduct real estate taxes or state and local taxes, making it more expensive. is recalling thousands of trucks and its biggest recall of this year due to a leak in the car's fuel system. the automaker issuing a voluntary recall for certain 2022. and 2023 tundra and tundra. hybrid trucks. involves 168,000 vehicles in the u.s. the recall is linked to a plastic fuel tube which could rub against a brake line and develop a fuel leak. the company says and that lee could then potentially start a fire. toyota says they will replace the 2 for free at no cost to customers. this is the 7th recall involving the 2022 or 2023 tundra model. still ahead on the kron morning news, a new report claiming employees at the francisco federal building. >> being told to work from home because of safety issues home because of safety issues in t

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federal building employees are being told to. >> work from home because of crime in the area. at's according to a new report from the san francisco chronicle. various federal agencies worki out of they do work out of the building on 18 or excuse me, the 18 story building on 7th and mission. it also houses the office of nancy pelosi. but the area around the building is also one of the city's most visible open air drug markets. supervisor ahsha suffice as there is no excuse for the state of affairs at that building saying police need to have a consistent presence at the location. so workers can feel safe going to work. on

the peninsula. caltrans is removing some parking spots on el camino. real in san mateo county to improve safety. they say the project will impact areas from daly city all the way down to san mateo. those locations listed on your screen. caltrans says they are adding red curbs and designated no parking zones at crosswalks to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists. the salvation army is asking santa clara county to help finance a temporary shelter for displaced residents. the county's board of supervisors are scheduled to vote this tuesday supervisor cindy chavez says the shelter is hoping to increase space for up to 112 beds that can be used. and that's compared to only 70 beds that were previously available. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a teen gymnast from the south bay preparing to represent in the upcoming olympics.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news firefighters into bay area cities respond to overnight blazes. >> we have the latest on those damages. and officers responding to multiple calls about a sideshow in oakland. we have those details straight ahead for you. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news 7.29. this sunday. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. we're going to all those stories i just mentioned just a bit. but dave, what should people expect in terms of the weather today? >> okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, today it was another hot day going on well inland and warm for the bay. you can pretty much count on with all of this. first things first, not a bad shot of the bay bridge toll plaza as you'll notice here.

sunshine peering on in nicely or those east bay hills here. as what it looks like from space a little in the way some leftover showers going on at this late hour up and use somebody just drifting across the state. so that gives you an idea that highway pattern we're going to see probably the next 48 hours or so. that's going to continue to kind of spray us with some cloud cover coming in going through this. and there is that outside chance, particularly tonight tomorrow morning of maybe an isolated shower going on and some of the east bay hills got 60's going on for current temperatures for the east bay. now, 75 antioch. 58 cool degrees for san francisco. and 55 coming in for half moon bay. excessive heat is around us. however, up to the north, you folks in lake county have an excessive heat warning that's going to be for a good chunk of the week ahead. it actually is not today, but that kicks and into next week. meanwhile, heat advisory for the central valley. that's fresno and merced counties. and that's going to be going on. also for the same time period. not as intense, but you can see the heat is kind of around us and we're being

insulated by a low that's kind of out to see a bit not providing us entirely with cooling, but some insulation game today for the giants versus the rangers game. time 105, temperatures. upper 60's, mostly sunny and cool. we got that west wind at about 15. the breakdown today. lots of sunshine, some afternoon. scattered clouds working in here. as you can see by 2 o'clock. that's again, the exhaust from what's going on in the mountains. 94 with the mid-nineties expected particularly all week long for those inland spots. we'll have more on that extended forecast for you, by the way, a cool down next weekend, stephanie. all right, dave, we'll stay tuned for that. >> breaking overnight, a wildfire burned early this morning in the east foothills in san jose. this happened on mount hamilton road. this is video sent to us by a kron. 4 viewer in a social media post. the san jose fire department said cao fire units were also responding to the scene of this. no word yet on any injuries for tiffany justice is in san jose. now for us gathering the details and will bring us the latest in a live

report in our 08:00am hour. so stay tuned for that. also, breaking overnight forward, progress was stopped on a grass fire in livermore. this happened in the northern hills of the city on collier canyon road. alameda county firefighters say this blaze is estimated to be around at least 15 acres. they're asking the public to avoid the area this morning. a two-year investigation leads to the arrest of a santa clara county doctor. a rush party party dar is accused of illegally prescribing opioids to patients. investigators say he used forgery and fraud to obtain highly addictive drugs, including narco. the scheme reportedly was carried out between october 2018 and october 2020, you know, faces a string of charges, including forging prescriptions. the victim of a suspected road rage incident has died. we first told you about the shooting last weekend. officials say the incident started on i-580, and a 61 year-old man t command named ryan wood was found shot in his car near i-2, '05, in

tracy. 2 suspects in their early 20's have been booked is in the san joaquin county jail. according to police. they've been involved in several other road rage incidents in the area over the past few months. charges have been upgraded from attempted murder to murder. oakland police with sideshow activity overnight. let's take a look at video now from the citizen app showing a driver stuck behind a sideshow at the intersection >> of 80th avenue and international boulevard. you can hear the activity from the scene there. the police tell us that they received multiple calls about this sideshow just after 11 o'clock friday night, officers responded to the scene. but by the time they arrived, both participants and spectators of the sideshow had left the area. >> a person was arrested for the death of a sandra fell woman found suffering from at least one gunshot wound oakland. this all happened saturday morning around 10:00am in the 900 block of

22nd avenue in the east peralta neighborhood officers responding to a report that someone was dead there and they did locate that person and medical staff pronounced the victim dead. officers took a suspect into custody. that person has yet to be identified publicly. the department of homeland security has identified at least 300 probable child trafficking cases after partnering with more than a dozen international law enforcement organizations, some of these cases are decades old operation hope has allowed the department to rescue several young victims from ongoing abuse news nation. stephanie haines has more on this international operation spanning over a dozen countries. >> but no one could put a name to the faces of these children in till this team got to work. and so now they made 14 official identifications and have rescued several children from active cases of abuse. >> investigators in the united states and all over the world

are ramping up the fight against online child abuse in a mission called operation renewed help. the team is led by homeland security investigations, cyber crime center, special agents. they work alongside the national and international centers for missing and exploited children along with the marshals service. the fbi, interpol and at least 13 other countries just was really unique because >> from an international perspective, all these agencies came together to work as one, which is kind of unique, although definitely been the trend of how law enforcement needs to work. the team was able to analyze hundreds of videos and images of child abuse. they scoured websites, forums, chatrooms culminating in more than 100 leads to these kids. they then hand over their intel to local police departments. and it really takes. >> hundreds of hours of

manpower of agents reviewing these tapes, looking for slightest detail, the slightest clue last week the fbi finished up its own annual initiative called operation cross country where it rescued more than 200 trafficking victims close to 60 of them were minors. all of this to try to bring justice to those impacted. >> last fiscal year, homeland security investigations was able to rescue or identify close to 1200 victims and arrest close to 4500 people. >> republicans and democrats have introduced a bill that would require colleges and universities that is close accidents and other incidents that result in serious injury or death in their annual safety reports. parents of victims say this is necessary. washington correspondent basil john explains. >> almost 5 years ago, joel housman and his late wife dropped off their son, cory at

the university of colorado for his first year of college and plans to come back. >> probably a month later for. the parents. we so every parent's weekend ever came for just after starting school, corey was severely injured in a skateboard accident and died a few days later, we received a call that no parent ever, ever ever wants to corey's death is not unique as a study by the american college health association. >> shows accidents are the leading cause of student fatalities on college campuses. we need to be mindful that students are that's why connecticut senator richard blumenthal introduced a bipartisan bill to require universities to disclose accidents and other incidents that result in serious injury or death in their annual safety report reporting and tracking. gives college a powerful incentive to do better. some say the reporting changes will burden schools but american association of

colleges and universities. president lynn pascoe rela says it needs to be done. it's an important step toward greater transparency at a time. >> when there's been and declining trust in higher education. pasquerilla says she hopes to see the house and senate make this bill into a reality reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> south 18 gymnast is preparing for the 2024 olympics in france. there hasn't been a gymnast from the bay area on the u.s. olympic team since the 90's. when news would like to change that kron. 4 justin campbell explains. >> meet 16 year-old gymnast matthews from gilroy. she 30 hours a week airborne gymnastics in san jose and her hard work is paying off. matthews competed against 7 time. olympic gold medalist simone biles just last week at the u.s. classic and came in 4th place, an honor to be able compete on such a big stage

like that. so just really cool. nola says her goal has always been to make it to the olympics and feels the strongest on the bar event. what she says, her weakness is on the ball, but i've been making a lot of progress on that event. the forest progress comes with good coaching. she is as of this moment on track to making olympic trials hopefully the olympics next year. clia washington know this code says there are not many african-american coaches that look like her. remember when i was an athlete and i did not see any coaches really, that looks like me. and so it's hard to not be in all different types of spaces or be represented in that way. and she's been coaching know there for 4 years after moving from delaware and knows the holder has to make to get to the olympics. i have been homeschooled since 5th grade. so i've been on this path for a long time and it hard mentally and physically. >> just saying dedicated

committed to the goals that i set for myself and just working towards know that will compete against biles in 2 weeks in san jose at the u.s. championships on the past to the 2024 olympics reporting in san jose, justin campell kron. 4 news. >> happening today is the second day of the livermore police department's annual step stuff. the cruiser excuse me, annual stuff. the cruiser school supply drive. they're seeking school supply donations ahead of the school year. the livermore police department will have people out of 4 locations today from 10:00am to 03:00pm. they're collecting supplies for families in need. and this is happening at the livermore valley joint unified school district. they say it is specially need donations for older kids which can include index cards, mechanical pencils, flash drives calculators and backpacks. drop off those donations aa the police department. they are asking you do that by wednesday, august, the 16th. >> and it's a school supply drive our local communities. last year we helped about 200

families get school before the start clear our community is so generous, an awesome to be able to get back to community that needs it. it's awesome. >> it is important to know the cash donations will not be accepted. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. big names set to hit the stage on the final day of the outside lands music festival in golden gate park in san francisco. >> well, a little bit of fall there in there. and we had a little summer. well, it's going to feel like summer looks like today and into next week. temperatures inland in the mid-nineties. but we're tracking some of the monsoon tracking some of the monsoon moisture around us.

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welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and off to a pretty good start. some of that fog already peeling away around the bay area. >> if you're headed up to tahoe, just taken a note here the afternoon scattered showers and thunder showers, probably the most active in widespread on our monday and then getting into the rest. the week is kind of more. the routine more isolated to very, very widely scattered shower and thunderstorm activity still looking for high temperatures getting up there about 80 the scene coming back to the bay. check it out. not bad at all. some haze looks like it's left over and exhaust clouds left over from the monsoon. you can see still some radar echoes even at this late hour because we're using it the coolest time of the day, right at dawn. so this highway is going to be utilized over at least the next 48 hours. just to take note of. and that's what shows up in the model 60's going east of us. 75 off to antioch up in the north bay. you've got to upper 50's lower 60's. 59 san francisco in a chilly 55 half moon bay. it's going to stay same time. type of

scenario trying clear out there. it's going to slow going today. back to the models here as we watch this here, there's the exhaust clouds happening tonight tomorrow morning. and this is now monday evening. we flare up again with some exhaust clouds across our region. then later on some bubbles up from the south, this is being helped up by this low. this low is bringing up moisture from the south, which is not the best type of moisture, but it's insulating us from what could be because we have a heat advisory to our south and excessive heat warning up to the north. so we're getting some help from this. going to be hot, but not quite heat. spike there's that leftover low. you can see a poll say it's just a little bit. finally by the end of the week, we get some cooling heading into the weekend. let's put the model's in place. we'll see what i'm talking about. so this low, it's meandering off the coast, getting hot up towards our north. then it kind of meanders up to the north a little bit. it still provides that southerly flow. and by doing so it does spray us with some moisture from the lower latitudes. and that tends to be a little more unstable. but

this high is away from home. so again, heat spikes far away from home will stay that way and we'll start to get some earnest cooling from that low heading into your weekend. just got to get place. just right. 70%, francisco. we've got a lot of 60's covering the coast mid-sixties at that 80 going on for burning game. 82 foster city, san carlos para bates heading down here in the south bay. we've got upper 80's, some 90's here. when you venture a little further inland lake, a morgan hill. but 95 94, los gatos east bay shoreline, mid 80's tri valley mid-nineties and get used to it. there's going to be more of that for the week ahead. again, we're right in that. swat somewhat sweet spots going to be much hotter towards our east and cooler off towards the west. 94 walnut creek. meanwhile, 77 for oakland, the laos. 74 92 for fairfield. 85 for napa and 89 santa early in the week, we're going to be again treated to some of that monsoon exhaust a little bit making note of this on monday. and some of that's going to be into the west monday night and tuesday, kind of aung san

francisco peninsula and the southern marin going to stay mid-nineties. it looks like for the week ahead that low finally starts to deliver some cooling that will slap current phase. does some some cooler temperatures by the weekend as we see some 80's happening inland here. so i know this is not quite a cool down for the week itself, but there's hot stuff happening around us. and this low is providing a little help. all right. well, we'll take whatever little help we can thanks a lot, dave. >> okay. well, today is the last day of the outside lands music festival in san francisco and the soma tent will be closed until further notice. >> that's one of the the different stage areas that they have at the festival. and this weekend marks the festival's 50th anniversary. around 75,000 people are expected to attend again today with those large crowds, though, do come some safety concerns on friday afternoon. organizers close the soma 10 to make some needed repairs and it remained closed on saturday. fridays or excuse me. today's headliners include megan thee stallion odessa and

the 1975. >> the 8th annual miss asian global competition came to san francisco's herbst theater on saturday. >> i was there last night and spoke with organizers about with the ladies had to go through just to qualify for the competition. they have to play. >> and then go through interview and then they had to be vetted. and then there's the orientation process. we had 506, different categories that they have to be trained for 50%. it's physical. and the other 40 that i presented to the go, 45% terrible speak and leadership development. so both sides have to be like up to speed 3 and half months. >> all the gorgeous and so smart and talented, too. i was honored to be a judge of the competition as well. and coming up at 9.45, we will be joined live in studio by the winners of this year's miss asian goal pageant. you'll definitely want to stick around for that. just lovely.

and now the bay area baseball, the giants taking on the rangers at oracle park, san francisco trying to end their current losing streak. the giants fell behind in their first inning. they ended up coming back to tie the game. that was as close as it would get. the rangers would win by a final of 93 giants will try to salvage a win today in the series finale. the a's in dc taking on the nationals nationals up by a run in the 3rd, the a's would tie the game with a home run again with still be tied in the 9th inning. the nationals get to walk off home, run to the walk-off home run to win by a final of 3 to 2. the a's take on the nationals again today at 10. 35 this morning. in today's tech smart rich demuro shows us some travel gadgets from noise canceling earbuds to a handheld gaming system. that sounds fun. 10 more. >> when you're traveling, the goal is usually to pack light. having the right gadgets can make all the difference. here

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work to provide the highest level of safety and service even for their furry friends. can see in coaxing that got to go across the street from the car. all right. well, still ahead on the next hour of the 4 morning news. more concerns arise around self-driving cars after multiple vehicles. great. a gridlock. >> in san francisco, plus, a restaurant owner says he's fed up after he says he's brought his business was broken into twice in the span of just 2 weeks. and the death toll continues to rise in maui following the devastating wildfires and now some bay area businesses are stepping up to help. stay with us. the couple morning news continues couple morning news continues with those stories and more.

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>> now on the kron, 4 morning news firefighters into bay area cities respond to overnight blaze we have the latest on the damage is and the death toll following the wildfires in maui continues to rise. making this deadliest wildfire in the country in more than a century. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday august the 13th, another warm one for us today in terms of the weather. let's check in on our forecast first with dave spahr. good morning day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and off to a pretty quick start here in terms of ripping away that fog looks like we're going to mostly sunny mode already. here's the shot in the east bay shoreline. there you can see. >> just a thin layer of what's left over blue skies, blue bay

temperature. check for you. a lot of 60's in the east bay. already. 75 for antioch up to the north bay around 60 issues were checking. also san francisco, a cooler 55 for half moon bay. 68 for san jose. there is hot weather around this beyond what we're experiencing. see, not quite a heat spike going on because we probably won't see the triple digit numbers. at least not widespread, but they will be in the mid to upper 90's. a bit on the warm side in some of the elements would normally bring us kind of a a bit of a cool down, but not yet is being delayed. but our north, you can see up around lake county that excessive heat warning for the balance of the week. meanwhile, heat advisory for much of the central valley now, as far as the cloud cover is concerned in the moisture, the monsoon machine is still kind of in place, although most of the action, obviously in the mountains and it's kind of the scattered afternoon and overnight showers and thunderstorms. what's leftover gets blown across central valley and into the east bay a bit which you will see late this evening into the overnight. 88 going on it by 12 o'clock by 3. there comes some of those early clouds

about 95 that will again take place overnight for the most part, quiet, overcast a bit. however, we might pick up a little stray shower, perhaps lane mount hamilton or mount diablo is an outside possibility. another little wave to look out for into monday tuesday and then just to be hot and dry. we're checking your forecast coming up in a bit. stuffy. all right, dave, thank you. >> and breaking news from overnight. firefighters have put out a grass fire that sparked overnight in san jose kron four's. tiffany justice is live for us in san jose with the latest on what happened here. tiffany. >> right. good morning, stephanie. this wasn't very visible fire burning right on the mountaintop here in san jose. but thankfully there was a fire station, very close about 10 minutes away from where that fire was burning. we do want to show you some video that we shot for you just this morning of the burn scars. the fire burning overnight, extremely close to this home. firefighters were able to put it out before it

impacted any kind of structure. we also want to show you this and you are video that was sent in during the peak. >> of that fire. the san jose fire department says it was a tear to wildfire on mount hamilton. they sent out crews with their strike team along with cal fire. also sending out units and it looks like the fire burned around one and a half to 2 acres overnight. people even driving by tweeting out about it saying how visible the fire was from the freeway. we are working to gather more information about this fire here in san jose. soon as we learn that will bring that to you reporting live in san jose. tiffany justice. back to tiffany, thank you for your coverage of that wildfire. we appreciate it. >> it also breaking overnight, firefighters stopped forward progress on a grass fire in livermore. check that out. this happened in the northern hills of the city on collier canyon road. that blaze scorched at least 15 acres. the public is asked to avoid the area this morning as crews continue to work on containment efforts. and new

this morning, san jose police investigating a deadly crash that happened around 5.15 this morning near the intersection of story road and mores court. police say just one car was involved in this. the driver died at the scene. people are asked avoid this area. this is san jose's 30th fatal traffic collision of the year. developing news out of hawaii. 93 people are dead after devastating wildfires in maui. many people still unaccounted for. these now the deadliest wildfires in the u.s. and more than 100 years. the flames destroyed or damaged more than 2200 structures. nearly 90% of the buildings lost were residential more than 4500 people are in need of shelter. hawaii's governor says the cost of damages is approaching 6 billion dollars as search efforts continue. the death toll is expected to rise. and as we are learning more about the devastation on the island, communities in hawaii are coming together to help their neighbors. news nation's david charns explains.

>> it's a humanitarian effort. the hawaiian islands have never seen volunteers aiding thousands without homes. some waiting for the unwelcome news. their loved ones will not join them here. >> those trying to get back home stuck in lines of cars as crews attempt to bring water and food to people who are stock. they feel super helpless. i want to be there to hold. >> but at the same time, i'm just like happy that i can be wherever i can. jessica's a bore and is doing that with this makeshift copy stand for first responders, some supplies destined not for the road, but the water. that community. >> you know, when when something the that happened, we have nano ms cerebal help move supplies on his jet ski. >> carrying them several dozen yards from boat to shore. he's already made the trip to la hina. how do you describe light guy?

>> i know beyond. i worry about kind laid. looks like gun opium these 3 to hold down. >> more than 2000 structures here gone in a flash. the majority, according to fema, our homes, hawaii's governor, hoping to turn short term rentals and hotel rooms into makeshift shelters are residents are literally suffering in shelters right now without power water. and there's multibillion-dollar hotels. i'm hosting tourist. so it's a pretty it's kind of a bizarre world that we're living in right now. >> in the east bay, a teenage girls in the hospital after being shot in antioch. investigators say it happened early saturday morning near the marina. police believe a fight led to the shooting 14 if the 14 year-old was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, condition is unknown at this time. no arrests made yet. francisco restaurant owner once again falls victim to burglars. they say 2 weeks ago we told you about a break-in at come food in the richmond

district. well, the crime happened again at owner andy gangs, other restaurants, ace king barbecue on clement street banks says the break-in happened early saturday morning causing $3,000 in damages more than $2000 in cash was stolen. >> we didn't do anything wrong. we don't deserve to be treat it like this. we a small business that helped to generate revenue. 2 to you know, to the city. but this is like what we gave a turn. the violated. and without getting any sort of justice. it is. it's my ball and >> yang says he's thinking about selling his restaurant. a bluetooth several self-driving vehicle stalled in the middle of a san francisco street friday night. the autonomous car company cruise says the glitch was caused by the volume of people on their wireless devices at the outside lands music festival that was happening nearby. but for some and hari explains.

>> there's like traffic near ayers, street and grand avenue at a standstill friday night. crews vehicles stopped for no apparent reason with their hazards left. people unable to go anywhere, just lined up and then lined up with the grown as you know, just a procession of michael was going on. stephen giddings is visiting san francisco from new york city. >> he was near the intersection when the backup started. jeffrey bill bree was inside of his apartment. he heard the commotion here. all these horns blowing. and i look and there's all these driverless cars lined up all the way down. >> a whole here and there's one on her knee that san francisco board of supervisors president aaron peskin says this problem is becoming all too common. >> and now have over 50 documented instances of autumn autonomous vehicles getting in the way of fire, a ambulance and police activities. so we

express those concerns tpc. but peskin says their concerns didn't seem to influence the california public utilities commission's decision. >> thursday, they voted to expand autonomous vehicle operations to 24 hours a day while allowing companies to collect fares from riders even without a human driver in the car. in a statement, cruz says it's working on this latest issue. but pass ken still feels it's too soon to expand to do fundamental flaws in cruz's that are really very dangerous. bottom line is when cell phones are not working, that's how they communicate with the cars to move them when they are immobilizer paralyzed, they can't move the cars. and bill breeze says he's experienced issues beyond the autonomous vehicles stalling. i've almost been hit twice up on the hill and there never come into you know, and you can't stop them. i've

tried. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us city supervisor. dean preston says officials are looking into steps to temporary delay. the expansion of autonomous vehicle services. happening today. the forty-niners and raiders face off in their first preseason game. both teams spent 2 days practicing with each other in preparation for the game this afternoon. forty-niners quarterback brock purdy is not expected to play today. he is coming off an elbow injury in last season's nfc championship game after practice pretty was asked how his arm was feeling. >> yeah, mom feels you know, just still building back to back days and, you know, trying to again, all the strength that i came back from, obviously that's the rehab process of things. and a routine really hasn't changed. i feel like i'm you know, back to a normal routine with my arm and stuff so so obviously taken care of as much as i can often, what not. but feel, you know, almost back to normal. >> it's a land is expected to start today for the niners

kron four's. erin wilson joins us live in studio at 9.30 later today. with more on what we can expect. and a reminder, kron 4 is your home for the raiders preseason. make sure to tune in to us later today. our pre-game show starts at 12:30pm, leading up to the game and stick around afterwards for our post-game special. coming up, lawmakers are pushing towards a bill meant to improve safety on college campuses. they say. >> it is time for the first pizza bagel and beer festival in san francisco. wow. isn't that impressive? after the break, i speak with an award-winning pizza maker and one of the people behind the events. >> is a beautiful thing forecast today we're calling for temperatures about 88 by high noon to 3 o'clock mid 90's here at work. got to remain warm through the week ahead. but the heat spike action is away from up with your forecast together. and just today.

>> all right, taking a live look now at sfo. looks like a little bug was on the camera just now, but that's gone now and we could see some. oh, there it came back again and wants its moment in the spotlight. but right now you can see beautiful, clear blue skies up above in seems like maybe a nice day to take the plane around for a little a lovely view of the bay, yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and the sunshine. you can see prevails at sfo. >> here's half moon bay in the morning. fog looks like it's starting to already try to mix out at this early hour. so we're off to a pretty good start. >> want to point out some

leftover showers overnight still occurring up in the nevada hills a bit extending off into tahoe want as much all. but more yosemite and maybe sequoia national park as well. this all marching to the west. it's kind of little highway that's in place here for us. just something to kind of point out where our cloud cover source is going to come from the next about 48 hours. temperatures mostly in the east bay in the 60's. 76 now for antioch. 59 going on for santa rosa. 61 for nevada. one also san francisco. 55. meanwhile, for half moon bay forecast today says 70 for san francisco morning fog mild. 77 going on for oakland. 88. meanwhile for san jose. so we've got the morning fog in the bay clouds that are mixing out very nicely. we've got around 80 ish going on for the bay. meanwhile, 90's well inland mid 90's that that tahoe do want to mention, though, although off to a mostly sunny start, some of those showers and thunder showers will fire up with daytime heating. it's somewhat of a common occurrence of any moisture left over, but probably the biggest day for

the widespread thunderstorm activity. we'll probably be on monday before it starts to run out of moisture near about 80 going on for the bay for this week. 90's inland. that means mid-nineties but cooling by the weekend. that means 80's returning few folks well inland. so it's a delayed, cool down. here's what happens in future cast for we see the flare up occurring up in the hills. then this extends off towards the east. so late this afternoon and early evening start to see some of the pasty white skies picking in the east bay. some of the higher elevations might spark off that isolated shower as we start to get into monday afternoon. same process. again, the exhaust clouds coming our wat. but monday night into tuesday bubbling up from the south. mike, get a stray shower peninsula along the coast there. san francisco in maybe all the way down to southern ran along the passage. 96 for antioch for high today. get used to it. this is pretty much what you're going all week long up to the north bay. we've got 80's and play 70 for san francisco. 64 for half moon bay. that's kind of chilly but

ends and how quickly things clear out that looks like it's working on a pretty well. 88. meanwhile, for san jose next couple of days, monday, again, got those exhaust clouds. 99, 98 going on for tuesday. but mid-nineties are pretty much ruled the roost for much of the week before our cool down but see bear bagel and a pizza. that sounds a good use of carbon. back to >> all right, dave, thank you. happening next weekend, it is the first ever pizza bagel and beer festival in san francisco. it features dozens of local businesses in. joining us live now is one of the people behind the festival. award-winning pizza maker tony gemini on cold morning. are well, i'm doing great and fully entertained by what's happening right how do you do that was the secret talk you know, you throw down over out chair for that guy right stage manager matt part of is behind the scenes right now. >> but, you know, tell us a bit about the festival. what should we know? so august

saturday, which is right, north beach train, the heart of north beach robbing a pizza. the first annual pizza bagel beer festival. >> it's open to the public. it's a ticketed event on we actually for this show we released 100 tickets this morning because it's been sold out loud holdout released 100 tickets this morning right at 08:00am and some of the best breweries from the bay pizzerias and bagel shops. i mean, from boychuk bagels, which you probably heard about daily driver they're coming laundromat and then the pizzeria. there's women in pizza coming. there's a movement, you know, in the industry of his own and operated. amazing pizza makers are women. there isn't any section like to 7 right there's looney's amare for new came out and brought us out. and so. up to almost 2000 people coming big event ran the pretty awesome. you know, pizzeria's from laundromat. another you know, my place is

tony think app owes. you see kuz sorrow goal i'm sorry, not going by a golden miracle. mare is coming. that's a pretty old-school plays. george owes is another old-school place long bridge. there's great pizzeria's is camaraderie. it's not a supports. italian are raising about $90,000 for 5 different organizations. scott wiener from slice out hunger in new york knots. when senators coming we're going to be presenting him with a $10,000 kosher deals is a brooklyn rapper that's coming out. the raps bagels and things like that. i'm going to show you how to make a pizza. okay. wonderful. yeah. and one of the pizza here with so we can stretch this with flower called caputo. and when you're cooking at a high temperature of really so we have our tomato this is a standard sloss tomato. it's a local tomato >> actually hand crush with chow tomatoes from italy see have you have this combination of california tomatoes and then tomatoes from naples. so those are 2 sponsors. that

really we have the event and all the sponsors donated a ingredients. so like if you're an operator going to be participating in the event. you go ahead and get ingredients from these companies. so grinding machines came and brought us and all the free cheese is one. the best cheese is 100% mozzarella wolf really melts well and your oven. >> now, you know, tony, been in this business for quite some time with 33. you have a number of businesses in san francisco. tell us what is the secret to a great pizza in your opinion? you know, when it comes pizza, it's always about it's not about over complexity. it's about >> complex in your do. but it's that which is the foundation, you know, do i think always one of the most important. but we have that she's and you have the ingredients, everything marries into other. you like a little bit of star turn your do that that you have that flavor. but you want to be too acidic and everybody should take you through a journey. you know, might not like 3 different flavor profiles and that could be salt to sweep.

but it could be the sweetness of that. all right it has been a sugar sweet. you know, so. you know, and i think that it's important to, you know, look at that. you kno what, a lot of championships and in the world in naples to vegas to up north and and italy. and there's one thing about pizza. it's it's always about pounds cooking. you know, you want that's all to be on there, but not too salty. but you want your ingredients of this is a new injury is going to be featured actually at the festival. it's a cup in char sausage. so there's cup in char pepperoni that you kind of see right here. yes, a little cup in char pepperoni. this is a cup char sausage that a new interest in the industry you just layered is here. you follow your sauce line. you don't over top your pizzas. and in june, oven it's pretty cool event. little peel so has slipped senate. okay. so why do we have slipped? and is actually for everything the fall out of he grab it underneath. look, and then just go ahead. together doesn't fall apart with new recession. you landed in that

of and kind of her camera, which we made this we had this come out and this was just look like 2 minutes ago. you see that cup in char. you see that the pepperoni and the sausage. when you make a pizza, when you finish it, you cut it which is important. and then after you cut it, the new finishes so peppers to like peppa news. you know, that looks really good. i did not know. that's what they were called. yeah. these are awesome. say like little spicy. acidic peppers. and then we'll add some fresh. basil will do a shift. a so subtle rolla learning all these culinary terms today. i love and then you want to do a shift in so that's the knife yeah. okay. and then you like it spicy. yeah. getting a little spice. yeah. okay. so grab that right there. there's

the hot honey we make heard you like it spicy. also the guy like might want do just lit okay? >> yeah. that i like the drizzle. okay. you're right. thank you. and then a pipe on some got a here. we are with this this morning his single pipe in on its ricotta. yeah. it's jesus. really nice. and take your frosting a cake. except yeah, right. said she's yeah. see. see that little hot pepper oil. my hot pepper oil right make it a little spice here with that's your own. yeah. tony so you look at this pizza, you know, this one that we're going to be making. but we are making like a thin crust. and you just look at that bake of this loony of really came out. nice. and let's look at that slice. yes, you know, there's not just, you know, pizzas at the festival, you know, bagels as well. so, you know, true. can get the camaraderie is cool. you know, people think, you

know, new york, chicago, there wasn't happy to make pizza. you know, no, it's it's really about what we do in san francisco. and and and people don't realize that there's great pizza in san francisco. you know, most areas coming 6 teens coming out. i mean, places i'm stating right now, i mean, the viewers out there like, ok, i know that place. so i got to that place. all you can eat. ticketed event for beer for that general missions. they got beer. pizza. you've got a car but outright. but good. it's going to be saturday morning to sunday is when you workout saturday beach and have pizzas. >> and it is, of course, a tiny club. you know, the italian club are given moneys to saint peter and paul church salesian boys and north beach, a business association slice out hunger and the italian club. so it's it's a big very cool. yeah, it sounds like it's going to be delicious. fun-filled day. >> tony gemini yanni with the first-ever pizza bagel and beer festival in san francisco. thank you so much. francisco. thank you so much. thank you very much for having

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federal building employees are being told to work from home because of crime concerns. that's according to a new report from t francisco chronicle. various federal agencies work out of the 18 ory building on 7th and mission. it also houses the office of nancy pelosi. area around the building is also one of the city's most visible open air drug markets. supervisor ahsha suffices. there's no excuse for the state of affairs at this building saying police need to have a consistent presence at this location so workers can feel safe going to work. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a team gymnast from the

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news firefighters into bay area cities respond to overnight blazes. >> we have the latest on the damage is. and officers respond to multiple calls about a sideshow in oakland. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news that's kick off half hour with a look at our forecast and dave, it's expected to get quite a bit warmer out there today for people going outside lands and just in different parts of the yeah. definitely keep the water bottles handy for all of that as good morning, stephanie. good morning, temperatures climb a little bit more today. true. >> and we'll be into next week

as well. we'll stay kind of in that warmer for you, folks inland. that means the middle 90's or so until we see a cool down next weekend. here's a shot of half moon bay to show you that the fog at this early hour looks like it's just starting to thin out a little bit allowing that sunshine to appear on through. so looks like might be pretty good day even along the coast, too. now this pathway is being marched is you'll see the monsoon moisture coming in from the 4 corner states. that's going continue. but the next 48 hours with the flare up of some thunder showers up around tahoe and also use somebody most of the readings in the east bay in the 60's. 76 for any act. we got 61 for san francisco. 55, by the way, for half moon bay, excessive heat is around us. we have a excessive heat warning for a lake county and points to the north. and meanwhile, to the south and the central valley there you see for next heat advisory that will be also in place for much of the middle of the week. we're not the end. that is just going to be the warmest things going game

time 105, for the giants to do battle with the rangers. not too bad. upper 60's and san francisco, mostly sunny cool, though, with a little bit of a west wind at about 15. so if you're driving in from the east bay, remember, it could be a bit colder in the city. 88 high noon by 3. we're talking 95. that highway being used by some of that exhaust. the monsoon. we'll walk through some of this and what you can expect into next week as well. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. and breaking news from overnight. firefighters have put out a grass fire. >> it sparked in san jose kron four's. tiffany justice is live there with the details on this for us. tiffany. >> i-70 this was a very visible fire burning right on the mountaintop here in san jose. but thankfully there was a fire station pretty close about 10 minutes away from where that fire was burning. we shot some video for you this morning of the burn scars left behind from that fire. the fire burning overnight, extremely close to this home.

firefighters were able to put it out before it impacted any kind of structure. we also want to show you viewer video that was sent in during the peak of that fire. the san jose fire department says it was a tear to wildfire mount hamilton. they sent crews with their strike team along with cal fire. also sitting out units and it looks like this fire burned around one and a half to 2 acres overnight. people even driving by tweeting out about it say help visible. the fire was from the freeway. we are still working to gather more information about the specific fire here in san jose from san jose fire department. as soon as we learn that will bring that information to you reporting live in san jose. tiffany justice. back to you. >> all right, tiffany, thank you for your coverage. be safe out there. also breaking overnight, we just got an update on 8th fire burning in livermore forward. progress has stopped on this livermore fire. it happened in the northern hills of the city on collier canyon road. alameda county firefighters say the fire is estimated to be

around. 21 acres. they're asking the public to avoid the area this morning as they work on containment. and a two-year investigation has led to the arrest of a santa clara county doctor. raj partied are is accused of illegally prescribing opioids to patients. investigators say he used forgery and fraud to obtain highly addictive drugs, including narco. it happened between october 2018 and october 2020. the suspect now faces a string of charges including forging prescriptions. the victim of a suspected road rage incident has died. we first told you about this shooting last weekend. officials say it began on i-580, 61 year-old ryan would from antique, though, was found shot in his car near i-2, '05, in tracy officers booked 2 suspects in their early 20's into the san joaquin county jail. police say the pair were involved in several other road rage incidents in the area over the past few months. oakland police responded to dangerous sideshow activity overnight. take a look at video from the citizen app capturing a

sideshow at the intersection of 80th avenue and international boulevard. police tell kron 4 they got multiple calls about this just after 11 o'clock friday night officers responded to the scene. but by the time they arrived, both participants and spectators had left the area. police arrested a suspect for the fatal shooting of a sandra fell woman. this all happening saturday morning around 10:00am in the east peralta neighborhood officers found the victim on scene and took a person into custody. the u.s. department of homeland security is partnering with international law enforcement organizations to combat trafficking news nation. stephanie haines has the details. >> but no one could put a name to the faces of these children in till this team got to work. and so now they made 14 official identifications and have rescued several children from active cases of abuse. >> investigators in the united states and all over the world are ramping up the fight against online child abuse in a mission called operation

renewed help. the team is led by homeland security investigations, cyber crime center, special agents. they work alongside the national and international centers for missing and exploited children along with the marshals service. the fbi, interpol and at least 13 other countries just was really unique because >> from an international perspective, all these agencies came together to work as one which is kind of unique, although definitely been the trend of how law enforcement needs to work. the team was able to analyze hundreds of videos and images of child abuse. they scoured websites, forums, chatrooms culminating in more than 100 leads to these kids. they then hand over their intel to local police departments. and it really takes. >> hundreds of hours of manpower of agents reviewing these tapes, looking for

slightest detail, the slightest clue last week the fbi finished up its own annual initiative called operation cross country where it rescued more than 200 trafficking victims close to 60 of them were minors. all of this to try to bring justice to those impacted. >> last fiscal year, homeland security investigations was able to rescue or identify close to 1200 victims and arrest close to 4500 people. >> and universities to disclose accidents and other incidents resulting in serious injury or death. parents of victims say this is necessary. washington correspondent basil john reports. >> almost 5 years ago, joel housman and his late wife dropped off their son, cory at the university of colorado for his first year of college and plans to come back. >> probably a month later for. the parents. we so every

parent's weekend ever came for just after starting school, corey was severely injured in a skateboard accident and died a few days later, we received a call that no parent ever, ever ever wants to corey's death is not unique as a study by the american college health association. >> shows accidents are the leading cause of student fatalities on college campuses. we need to be mindful that students are that's why connecticut senator richard blumenthal introduced a bipartisan bill to require universities to disclose accidents and other incidents that result in serious injury or death in their annual safety report reporting and tracking. gives college a powerful incentive to do better. some say the reporting changes will burden schools but american association of colleges and universities. president lynn pascoe rela says it needs to be done. it's an important step toward greater transparency at a time. >> when there's been and

declining trust in higher education. pasquerilla says she hopes to see the house and senate make this bill into a reality reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> the south bay teen gymnast is preparing for the 2024 olympics in france. there hasn't been a gymnast from the bay area on the u.s. olympic team since the 90's. trump was justin campbell has her story. >> meet 16 year-old gymnast matthews from gilroy. she 30 hours a week airborne gymnastics in san jose and her hard work is paying off. matthews competed against 7 time. olympic gold medalist simone biles just last week at the u.s. classic and came in 4th place, such an honor to be able compete on such a big stage like that. so just really cool. nola says her goal has always been to make it to the olympics and feels the strongest on the bar event. what she says, her

weakness is on the ball, but i've making a lot of progress on that event. the forest progress comes with good coaching. she is as of this moment on track to making olympic trials hopefully the olympics next year. clia washington know this code says there are not many african-american coaches that look like her. remember when i was an athlete and i did not see any coaches really, that looks like me. and so it's hard to to not be in all different types of spaces or be represented in that way. and she's been coaching know there for 4 years after moving from delaware and knows the holder has to make to get to the olympics. i have been homeschooled since 5th grade. >> so i've been on this path for a long time and it hard mentally and physically. just saying dedicated committed to the goals that i set for myself and just working towards know that will compete against biles in 2 weeks in san jose at the u.s. championships on the past to

the 2024 reporting in san jose, justin campell kron. 4 news. >> happening today, it is the second day of the livermore police department's annual school supply drive. police department will have 4 people at 4 locations today from 10:00am to 03:00pm in the livermore valley joint unified school district. this is all for families in need donations such as index cards, mechanical pencils, flash drives calculators and backpacks are appreciated. you can also drop off donations at the livermore police department. they're asking you do so by wednesday, august 16th. >> and it's a school supply drive our local communities. last year we helped about 200 families get school people started to clear our community is so generous, an awesome to be able to get back to community needs >> cash donations will not be accepted. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. big names are set to hit the stage on the final day of outside lands music festival in san francisco. >> all right. he's got some moves.

>> checking out your forecast for today. high temperatures, mid 90's in the far east bay, same up to the north bay. but this go-around probably into the 80's. kind of a warm week ahead here? no real. he pumps and stake here. but by next weekend, looks like a cooldown in your forecast together for in your forecast together for you.

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now open really late. morning news. good morning, everybody. and for your visit to tahoe, expect some scattered. >> thunder showers that work in the late afternoon early evening hours, particularly on monday, much more isolated. how are we get to tuesday and wednesday, but high temperatures getting up there to about 80. so it's the

singsong pattern. sunny skies chance of afternoon evening thundershowers kind of bit. it's very common in the summer months. here's a shot of what's going on right now. again, taking care of some of that morning fog and leftover moisture from the monsoon because the way the weather pattern set up this highway is in place. so all the exhaust from those afternoon, scattered thunder showers will be spring across the bay giving us a little bit cloud cover. it looks like over the next 48 hours. 60's for most the east bay. 76 up to antioch. we've got a mixture of 50's and 60's up north. 62 francisco about a 68 this hour for san jose. so give me an idea what we're talking about is watching this. you can see there it is this afternoon this evening as we get into monday evening. however, same kind of deal in progress, although some bubbling up from the south. so you may get a little shower as late as wednesday morning. and that's going to be more long. the coast here, however. and then with that low kind of in its right place, we look for a cool down coming into next weekend. another is that one last little wave here to make

note of we get to around thursday or so. we'll just have to see once the final placement is in place, if you will. but let's watch this all go into motion here. there's that low off to the coast. that's not on the best job for us. but at least it's keeping us out of heat, spike territory that will take and the hotter stuff definitely happening up to the north throughout the week. this migrates towards the north. and again, that flow pattern coming in from the south. we'll slap us with a little bit of the way of some moisture that will be again concentrate about the san francisco by the middle of the week, as you see. and then finally, by next weekend as we get that cool down the 4 zone forecast, 70 san francisco, the coast is looking at mid 60's today. 80 for burning again. looks like we'll check in about 80 to foster city, san carlos at 88. 85 for palo alto, the south getting awfully close to 90 will do about 95 for morgan hill. a scout that 94 89 cupertino, east bay shoreline mid-eighties but tri valley mid-nineties get used to that. that's pretty close to what your high temperatures will be

through much of the week ahead. concord coming in about 95. you may gray's about 100 or so monday tuesday here. 82 for san leandro. 72 for berkeley. 74 vallejo, 92 fairfield napa. 85 and 89 for santa rosa. so although we said the first 40 hours kind of interesting, some of that monsoon exhaust to deal with and maybe as early as tuesday morning, a little shower going on is a graze. the coast. then there's your mid 90's for most of the week ahead. thursday, some scattered clouds that last wave of the monsoon to make note of. and as we head into next weekend, stephanie, the hope is we'll finally get some cooling going on here into the 80's. don't you know, they'll be almost a full flavor fall going just in time as get a lot a lot closer to september. first and a fall again, september 1st. that's for the amy logical that logical a fall. >> the astronomical later. that's the equinox. think about bobber this time. the ball one. okay with an enormous fear and that will be around the 21st of september

okay. looking forward to that on the pumpkin spice latte and fun things that come with us all the side or 2 you can drink. yeah. it's love that they did. >> today is the last day of the outside lands music festival in francisco. saturday marked the music festival's 50th anniversary. around 75,000 spectators expected to attend today. but with those loud crowds does come some sun with could it does come with some safety concerns friday afternoon, organizers close the soma tend to make some necessary repairs and it remain closed on saturday. today's headliners include megan, the stallion odessa and the 1975. the 38th annual miss asian global pageant kicked off at san francisco's first theater on saturday. it is the oldest and longest-running asian pageant in the country. and i was there last night and spoke with organizers about how the ladies got ready and qualified for this competition. they have to play. >> and then go through interview and then they had to

be vetted. and then there's the orientation process. we had 506, different categories that they have to be trained for 50%. it's physical. and the other 40 that i presented to the 45% terrible speak and leadership development. so both sides have to be like up to speed 3 and half months. >> all they're just so gorgeous and talented and very smart in all. 21 delegates from all around the world competed for various titles, including asian global and the miss asian america crowns on top of the traditional evening down segment. the women also competed in a cultural attire segment and presented a social cause. they are passionate about coming up at 9.45, will be joined live in studio by some of the winners of this year's pageant. it's going to be incredible. stick around for that. now, the bay area baseball, the giants taking on the rangers at oracle park, san francisco, trying end their current losing streets.

the giants fell behind in the first inning. they ended up coming back to tie the game. that was as close as it would get. the rangers when by a final of 93, the giants will try to salvage a win today in the series finale. the a's were dc taking on the nationals. the nationals were up by a run in the 3rd with the a's would tie the game with a home run. the game was still be tied in the 9th inning. the nationals get the walk-off home run to win by a final of 3 to 2. the a's take on the nationals again today at 10, 35 this morning. in today's tech smart rich demuro shows us some travel gadgets from noise canceling earbuds to a handheld gaming system and more. >> when you're traveling, the goal is usually to pack light. having the right gadgets can make all the difference. here are a few i've been testing lately. when you're traveling, less is more. these gadgets

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still ahead on the next hour, the phone for morning news. more concerns around self-driving cars in san francisco after multiple vehicles end up blocking traffic. plus, a san francisco restaurant owner says he's fed up after his business was broken into twice in just 2 weeks. >> and the death toll continues to rise in maui following the devastating wildfires. how bay area businesses are stepping in to help. stay with us.

>> now on the kron, 4 morning news firefighters into bay area cities respond to overnight blazes. we have the latest on the damage is and the death toll following the wildfires in maui continues to rise, making it the deadliest wildfire in this country in more than a century. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday and thank you so much for joining us. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. dave, it's going to be a bit warmer today a little bit. it looks like. yeah, morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. expect those kind of summertime temperatures well inland going on today. that means the 90's and really for the week ahead,

a little wrinkle with all of this will be some of those scattered monsoon clouds over the next about 48 hours will be tracking for you. >> here's a live shot coming in from half moon bay. and you see some of the lighter skies kind of peer through already shows hope for seeing some sunshine as we get into your afternoon and temperatures in the east bay in the 60's and 70's mixture already north bay looks a lot of 60 62 for this hour. san francisco in 57. meanwhile, 4 half moon bay, excessive heat is around us. there's a heat advisory going on down south in the central valley. meanwhile, an excessive heat warning up north, which does include lake county for you, folks run clear lake. now the this is going to be pretty much for the middle of the week here with these temperatures popping. there's your highway going on for the monsoon. you can see some shower activity up there in the hills. the breakdown today, 91 by 1 o'clock. but some of that exhaust from the monsoon by 4 o'clock in 95 in a bit. we'll walk through you about the next 48 hours with some of this monsoon interference was cloud cover going meanwhile,

just a warm summer time week. coming up our way, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you for that update. and breaking news from overnight. firefighters have put out a grass fire. it sparked in san jose and that's what we're going to find. kron four's tiffany justice. she's live for us. i actually outside of a fire station. tiffany. >> yes, we are at a fire station here in san jose. we do know that this was a very visible fire. many people side. and we also know that it was burning right on the mountain thankfully, there was a station, a fire station very close about 10 minutes away from where that fire was burning. and this is some video that we shot for you this morning of the burn scars left behind the fire burning overnight. extremely close to that home. firefighters were able to put it out before impact any kind of structure. we also want to show you this video. you are video that was sent and during the peak of that fire. >> the san jose fire department says it was a tear

to wildfire on mount hamilton. they sent out crews with their strike team along with cal fire. also sending out units and it looks like that fire burned around one and a half to 2 acres overnight. people even driving by tweeting out about it saying how visible the fire was from the freeway. we're still working to gather more information about the specific fire here in san jose from the san jose fire department. as soon as we learn that information, we'll bring that to you reporting live in san jose. tiffany justice, back tiffany. thank you for your ongoing coverage of this fire. and we have an update on a grass fire in livermore about sparked overnight. the fire scorched. 21 acres. >> fire crews stopped forward progress on this blaze. the alameda county fire department says there are no reports of any injuries. this happened in the northern hills of the city on collier canyon road. the public is asked avoid the area this morning as firefighters work on containment efforts. and new today, san jose police are investigating a deadly crash that happened around 5.15 this morning near the intersection of story road and

mores court. police say it was a solo rather, just one car was involved with this. the driver died at the scene. people are being asked to avoid the area. this is san jose's, 30th fatal traffic accident of the year. developing news out of hawaii. 93 people are dead following devastating wildfires in maui. many still unaccounted for. these now the deadliest wildfires in the u.s. and more than 100 years. the flames destroyed or damaged more than 2200 structures. 90% of the buildings were lost last resident residential more than 4500 people are in need of shelter. hawaii's governor says the cost of damages is approaching 6 billion dollars as search efforts continue. the death toll is expected to rise. and as we learn more about the devastation on the island, communities in hawaii are coming together to help their neighbors. news nation's david charns has the details.

>> it's a humanitarian effort. the hawaiian islands have never seen volunteers aiding thousands without homes. some waiting for the unwelcome news. their loved ones will not join them here. >> those trying to get back home stuck in lines of cars as crews attempt to bring water and food to people who are stock. they feel super helpless. i want to be there to hold. >> but at the same time, i'm just like happy that i can be wherever i can. jessica's a bore and is doing that with this makeshift copy stand for first responders, some supplies destined not for the road, but the water. the community. >> you know, when when something the surf that have been, we have nano ms cerebal help move supplies on his jet ski. >> carrying them several dozen yards from boat to shore. he's already made the trip to la hina. how do you describe >> i know are now. we're about kind laid. looks like gun

nokia came these 3, the court down. >> more than 2000 structures here gone in a flash. the majority, according to fema, our homes, hawaii's governor, hoping to turn short term rentals and hotel rooms into makeshift shelters are residents are literally suffering in shelters right now without power water. and there's multibillion-dollar hotels. i'm hosting tourist. so it's a pretty it's kind of a bizarre world that we're living in right now. >> in the east bay, a teenage girls in the hospital after being shot in antioch. investigators say it happened early saturday morning near the marina. police believe a fight led to the shooting. the 14 year-old was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. her condition is unknown at this time. no arrests made yet. francisco restaurant owner once again falls victim to burglars 2 weeks ago. we told you about a break-in at come food in the richmond district. the crime happened again at owner and andy yang's other restaurant

ace king barbecue on clement street. yes, as the break-in happened early saturday morning causing $3,000 in damages more than $2000 in cash was stolen. >> we didn't do anything we don't deserve to be treat it like this. we a small business that helped to generate revenue. 2 to you know, to the city. but this is like what we gave a turn. violated. and without getting any sort of justice. it is. it's my ball and >> yang says that he's considering selling his restaurant. now. >> a bluetooth issue left. several self-driving car stalled in the middle of a san francisco street yesterday or rather friday night. >> the autonomous car company cruise says the glitch was caused by the volume of people on their wireless devices at the outside lands music festival happening nearby. rob was amanda hari explains what happened. >> there's like traffic near ayers, street and grand avenue

at a standstill friday night. crews vehicles stopped for no apparent reason with their hazards left. people unable to go anywhere, just lined up and then lined up with the grown as you know, just a procession of michael was going on. stephen giddings is visiting san francisco from new york city. >> he was near the intersection when the backup started. jeffrey bill bree was inside of his apartment. he heard the commotion here. all these horns blowing. and i look and there's all these driverless cars lined up all the way down. a whole here and there's one on her knee that san francisco board of supervisors president aaron peskin says this problem is becoming all too common and now have over 50 documented instances of autumn autonomous vehicles getting in the way of fire >> ambulance and police activities. so we express those concerns the pc. but

peskin says their concerns didn't seem to influence the california public utilities commission's decision. >> thursday, they voted to expand autonomous vehicle operations to 24 hours a day while allowing companies to collect fares from riders even without a human driver in the car. in a statement, cruz says it's working on this latest issue but pass ken still feels it's too soon to expand to do fundamental flaws in cruz's that are really very dangerous. bottom line is when cell phones are not working, that's how they communicate with the cars to move them when they are immobilizer paralyzed, they can't move the cars. and bill breeze says he's experienced issues beyond the autonomous vehicles stalling. i've almost been hit twice up on the hill and there never have an you know, and you can't stop them. i've tried. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting city

supervisor. aaron peskin says that there is medium preston says that officials are looking at steps to temporarily delay the expansion of autonomous vehicle services. coming up, lawmakers are pushing towards bill that they say can improve safety on college campuses. >> after the break, it is national sandwich mind. there it is. and the vineyard long joins us live with a tasty treat that all of us can make. >> another warm day, it looks like going to feel very summer like this afternoon. a couple of the way some scattered clouds blowing on in from some of that monsoon exhaust. we're going to take a closer look at your forecast coming up in just kron. 4 morning news just kron. 4 morning news continues.

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>> all right. welcome back. good morning. and we're taking a live look now at the richmond bridge where doesn't seem like too many people are up at this hour. 9.13 this sunday morning traffic moving along very smoothly again at the richmond bridge and beautiful. sunny skies up above dave. >> that's the case. it looks like most of that fog is kind of the road away looking pretty good, although hanging a little bit of half moon bay here, as you will notice, but not too bad along the coast. get some good clearing going on. now. we do have a couple of stray showers up there in the mountains as we get daytime heating. we're going continue to see this program play out in the afternoon and evenings. it applies to only in the case that will continue to get this exhaust because the synoptic elements are just right for all of this. but it is some of those some not the elements that are kind of shielding us from some of the

really big time heat that we could get 60's and 70's mixture for the east bay. 71 this hour now for san jose with 60's covering the north bay. let's to about 70 for a high san francisco. pretty good for the ball game this afternoon. 77 for oakland, 88 san jose. get some 90's, though. when you get further out for today, we got the morning fog in the bay clouds near about 80 for the bexar 80's and 90's. well inland in for tahoe got mostly sunny to start. but the afternoon some of those thunder showers or fire back up again. look for highs around 80. that'll take us into early in the week. then for this week near about 80 for the bay 90's. well, inland cooling into next weekend. this is what i was talking about. yeah. daytime heating. there's the flare up. the exhaust clouds drift on over here. late this afternoon this evening. the outside chance you might pick up a little stray thunder shower up in the hills. there as a possibility repeat tomorrow from this leftover monsoon moisture. and then if that's not enough, the flow pattern from the south may bring a couple stray showers along the

coast. some of that, of course, overnight is the marine layer coming back again in our typical fog and a little bit coastal drizzle, mid 90's going on. well, east. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline, mid 80's, although 77 going on for oakland up to the north bay, upper 80's at work here at the next couple of days, we're going to stay pretty close to that century mark in some inland spots could still hit about 100 or so. but for real bona fide heats by 20 at 105. be on. that is not setting up for us, which is good news. 98 by tuesday. and then next weekend might be looking at a cold out. more on your forecast at 4 zone as well. right now, someone's in the kitchen with stephanie. yes, it is our favorite chef. she's joining us here for >> national sandwich month. that is the month of august. joining us live now with those delicious recipes for us is leslie dabney also known as the vineyard mom? good morning to you, leslie. good morning. thank you for having me. stephanie always a joy to see. you're like the sunshine thank

you so much. and what a great month to be here. yes. national sandwich month. absolutely. how fun. and you know, we all love our peanut butter and jelly sandwich and our ham and cheese and we should their classics for a reason. they're delicious. yeah. but today, i mean of a to sandwich just a little bit with really fun and delicious and seasonal recipes. you can make it lovely and these ingredients know. incredible. by the way. thank you. thank you. well, i was at my downtown livermore's farmers market and i got some vegetable. so today i am making the first sandwich on ciabatta. i'm making a grilled veggie and pesto sandwich. so i already i know delicious. so i already toasted about and put some delicious pesto on there. now to add some really great flavor. i have some arugula which gives such a nice peppery bite to it. and i put the past both sides and i grilled some vegetables. i already had to turn down cause

they're cooking superfast. we love grilled vegetables and they're healthy for you. so right, and you can use any vegetables you want. stephanie, i just have some beautiful grilled zucchini that i saw and them. i'm adding some yellow squash and these can all cook about the same time. so just keep an eye on him. only a few minutes per side to add some color. i have some roasted bell i mean, tullis just right. it looks healthy. what you're doing right now. it doubles in the past. so it's yeah, absolutely. and you know something just a little olive oil. >> salt and pepper. and that's all you need to season these vegetables. i had some portabella mushrooms. but if you're in a plant plan is fantastic on this, ok, let's just a plant. and that is beautiful. look at that. with all the fest, fresh vegetables. and so that is our first sandwich are grilled, vegetable and arugula. >> it's not beautiful. the next one are you familiar with? the nice was salad? yes.

i love a nice was specially the tuna. so i decided to make this into a sandwich, ok? i don't want to oversell it, stephanie, but it is my favorite sandwich. makes is your favorite said, oh, it is. really is. what makes a great niece wa sandwich. you know something fresh ingredients and really putting on it what you like. i like the tuna. but if you have leftover salmon from the night before, go ahead and add the salmon, the cooks, am so you can do it either way? yes, absolutely. and what i did was i took this delicious tuna and i already put the i guess, addressing you want to say in 2 which is olive oil, garlic and some red vinik red wine vinegar. that's it. so i've already spread that on the first part of the sandwich. and that's the hallmark of a good nice watts. now for all the great flavors, i'm adding some delicious green peppers scott, sorry,

green olives red with the red pimento and i'm also just great flavor. and then i'm also adding some column on lives. and this is also from the farmers market. yes. so now you all of you place. yes, and know something if you don't like olives, capers, yes on that because it's pretty typical. yes, yes, you can do either or all of the above. and then, of course, we have to have our egg now. i that be a little bit rainy and the sun are not overcooked. but if you like yours, cook a little bit more. absolutely. make it the way you want. i mean, this is your sandwich. so, yes, so these are all very typical of a and walk us through the the flavors of what what can people expect when they bite into your favorites and my favorites out. you get the salty, you get the bahraini, but you can't that really good flavor from either the tuna or from the salmon and that really makes it a very hearty

flavor. and of course, you when you do the sandwich is having a little bit of onion on but i don't want it too strong. so i like to use the red onion for this. it's just so delicious. and then, of course, like i said at the farmers market, i was able to get some amazing tomatoes. they're in season. so that's typical. and a nice was as and then, of course, a solid always has some type of lettuce, some green. so this one i'm just using some butter leaf. you can use bed you can use which ever let us you like. it's up to you. but i mean, this is just a hearty sandwich. look at this and what i like to is a wrap it in foil. and i'll weigh it down a little bit. so everything comes together. i put this on a released 30 sour dough bread because we have great sour dough here. so that's a great sandwich. both of whom are fantastic. then i just kept

them for by sizes or however you want to eat at. okay. but we need to decide to go with that. of we're going to make a nice fresh green orzo salad. i'm going ask you to help me make this happy to help in here. i already have my kirk cooked or so. it has a little bit of extra virgin olive oil and it some lemon minutes. so if you want to add the cucumber it, we're going to all of that in there. and i'm going to add some now, if you don't like cilantro, please feel free to use some flat-leaf some green onion. see on the screen. make should think green is healthy. mom always said yes. your greens, right, right. so i'm going add some fresh dill. and actually that's the do from my garden because i love to ground with oh, yes. with some loving help from my family. and then if you could sprinkle the or so over it, i mean, sorry about that. yeah, yes. and then that's it. i love to. how delicious does that look and goes perfect with the sandwiches. but of course,

wine. of course, we have to have some wind so with the sandwiches and the salad i-70 on block nice and crisp or even a beautiful rose. it's summertime. so i say rose all yesterday, rose all day. thank you so much. leslie dabney, the vineyard mom for joining us with these delicious sandwich options and the site option. >> thank you so much. all >> thank you so much. all right. we will be right back.

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various federal agencies work out of the 18 story building on 7th and mission. it also houses the office of nancy pelosi. the area around the building is also one of the city's most visible open air drug markets. supervisor ahsha suffice as there is no excuse for the state of affairs at this building saying police need to have a consistent presence at the location so workers can feel safe going to work. on the peninsula. caltrans is removing some parking spots. an el camino real in san mateo county to improve roadway safety. the project impact areas from daly city down to san mateo. take a look at your screen there. caltrans says that they are adding red curbs and designated no parking zones at crosswalks to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. big names are set to hit the stage on the final day of the outside lands music festival. >> we'll tell you who's going to be performing. now on the

kron. 4 morning news firefighters into bay area cities respond overnight. blazes. >> the latest on the damage is and officers responded to multiple calls about an illegal sideshow in oakland. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's 9.29 the sunday morning. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr tracking a warm-up for us in the weather center. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and even along the coast for some

clearing going on here, some of the leftover fog, as you will see here at half moon bay. those overcast, though. >> appearing in some light to, as you will notice. here's the firing up of the monsoon that we get. this is all pretty much contained in the rockies for the most part up in our local mountains, early step in or around tahoe. what south of that for today? it looks like more you somebody. the exhaust from all of this is still moisture in the atmosphere in upper layers and it could spread across the base. we might get little stray shower going on later today. that will be the higher elevations. 79 right now, antioch, 70's and 60's mixture to the east bay 60's north 63 san francisco, a chilly 59. meanwhile, 4 half moon bay, the excessive heat is around us, although not technically in the bay area. it's up to the north lake county of folks clear lake are working. excessive heat warning for much of the week. meanwhile, there's a heat advisory in the central valley for the giants game today versus the rangers game. time 105. so will be the maximum heating of the day. looking at temperatures in the

upper 60's. but still a little shocked the system you're coming in from the east bay, mostly sunny, cool. got a west wind at 15. a look ahead. 91 at 1 o'clock. there's your exhaust clouds by 4 o'clock. we'll see more of that tomorrow. even as late as about tuesday, we have more of that extended forecast and also what's going on for your next weekend, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. are you ready for some football? the forty-niners and raiders kick off their preseason schedule in just a matter of hours. >> and kron four's erin wilson is joining us live in the studio with a preview. good morning to erin. it's so great to see you at this time of day. yes, stephanie. and then the bay area has finally into the conversation for preseason football. are we excited? at least will be the case in a few hours. so what do we need to already know, headed into this matchup, although it would great for tv. of course, we wouldn't likely will not see brock purdy or jimmy garoppolo. jimmy, jimmy garoppolo rather taking snaps today. that said, though, with

both of those guys sideline expect to see brian hoyer on the raiders side and trey lance starting out for the niners side today. we will have a front row seat to battle for the backup qb position. >> between sam donald and trey lance with sam darnold playing the 2nd half now will also get a glimpse into how well the forty-niners are maintaining one of the defenses in the nfl under new defensive coordinator. steve wilks, of course. and how big of a jump that raiders defense seem to have made since last season on friday, the raiders defense seemed to have given the niners issues forcing a total of 8 interceptions on the day and possibly more than anything else that production in addition to play, calling it something else that we need to look out for today because we'll finally get to see josh mcdaniels and kyle shanahan on 2 opposite sidelines. of course, trying to figure out how deep their depth chart actually is. this season. >> they got some good players. i mean, you know, they don't have their their first-round pick out their tyre, but just,

you know, their pass rush, their secondary patrick does real good job everywhere. he's been. i think there could be a real good team this year and they played as well. last year is one of our toughest games and things are going to consent form. >> i like the idea of any defense that we put out there, you know, being aggressive in trying to get the football. we talked about that all offseason seen if we can improve ourselves in that area. i think the players have worked really hard at some of the techniques that you would you know, in in in trying to create turnovers. and the coaches have identified him. so. it's exciting for our guys when they make a and hopefully we can continue to improve in and then ultimately do in the regular season. >> all right, now, though, we don't expect to see many of the starters out there today, anyway, because it's a preseason match. so right in the cloud could be out for another 8 weeks with a broken wrist. while drake green was nursing, a hamstring as long with george skittle, nursing abductor strain. that's the same for elijah mitchell as we know and it boasts a, however, will not be out there because

he is still in contract negotiations spec tuesday. all right, erin, thank you so much. and stay tuned for more erin's coverage of what's happening later today. kron 4 is your home. >> for raiders pre-season. so make sure you tune in. our pre-game show starts at 12:30pm, the leading up to the game. stick around afterward for our post-game special. our sports team has you covered. >> and today is the last day of the outside lands music festival in san francisco. and a reminder that the soma tense, one of the venues there will be closed until further notice. >> saturday marked the music festival's 15th anniversary. around 75,000 spectators are expected to attend again today. but with these large crowds come safety concerns friday afternoon, organizers close the soma tend to make some necessary repairs and remain closed on saturday. today's headliners include megan, the stallion odessa, and the 1975. breaking overnight, a wildfire burned early this morning in the east

footnills in san jose. and we've now learned that fire is now out its have this happenedn on mount hamilton road. you're looking at video sent to us by kron. 4 viewer in a social media post. the san jose fire department said cal fire units also responded. no reports yet on any injuries. we have an update on a grass fire burning in livermore that fire scorched. 21 acres in the northern hills of the city on collier canyon road. fire crews continue to work on containment efforts. the public is asked to please avoid the area this morning. a two-year investigation leads to the arrest of a santa clara county doctor. a rush potted. our is accused of illegally prescribing opioids to patients. investigators say he used forgery and fraud to obtain highly addictive drugs, including arco. it happened between october 2018 and october 2020. the suspect faces a string of charges including forging prescriptions. and the victim of a suspected road rage incident has died. we first told you about the shooting

last weekend. officials say it began on i-580, 61 year-old ryan would friend then teco was found shot in his car near to i-2, '05, in tracy officers booked 2 suspects in their early 20's into the san joaquin county jail. police say the pair were involved in several other road rage incidents in the area over the past few months. oakland police responded to dangerous sideshow activity overnight on friday. let's take a look at video now from the citizen app capturing a sideshow at the intersection of 80th avenue and international boulevard. >> oakland police tell kron 4 they got multiple calls about this just after 11 o'clock friday officers responded to the area. but by the time they arrived, both the participants and spectators had left the area. >> police arrested a suspect for a fatal oakland shooting over sandra fell woman. this all happened saturday morning around 10:00am in the 900 block of 22nd avenue in the east peralta neighborhood officers responding to a report that someone died there

and they did locate the victim. medical personnel pronounced that person had passed. officers took a suspect into custody. we have are waiting for a identification on that person and republicans and democrats introduced a bill that would require colleges and universities to disclose accidents and other incidents that result in serious injury or death. our basil, john reports. >> almost 5 years ago, joel housman and his late wife dropped off their son, cory at the university of colorado for his first year of college and plans to come back. >> probably a month later for. the parents. we so every parent's weekend ever king for just after starting school, corey was severely injured in a skateboard accident and died a few days later, we received a call that no parent ever, ever ever wants to corey's death is not unique as a study by the american college health association. >> shows accidents are the leading cause of student

fatalities on college campuses. we need to be mindful that students are that's why connecticut senator richard blumenthal introduced a bipartisan bill to require universities to disclose accidents and other incidents that result in serious injury or death in their annual safety report reporting and tracking. gives college a powerful incentive to do better. some say the reporting changes will burden schools but american association of colleges and universities. president lynn pascoe rela says it needs to be done. it's an important step toward greater transparency at a time. >> when there's declining trust in higher education. pascarella says she hopes to see the house and senate make this bill into a reality reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> a south bay teen gymnast is preparing for the 2024 olympics in france. there hasn't been a gymnast from the bay area on the u.s. olympic team since the 90's. no matthews would like to change

that. well, for justin campbell reports. >> meet 16 year-old gymnast matthews from gilroy. she 30 hours a week airborne gymnastics in san jose and her hard work is paying off. matthews competed against 7 time. olympic gold medalist simone biles just last week at the u.s. classic and came in 4th place, an honor to be able compete on such a big stage like that. so just really cool. nola says her goal has always been to make it to the olympics and feels the strongest on the bar event. what she says, her weakness is on the ball, but i've been making a lot of progress on that event. the forest progress comes with good coaching. she is as of this moment on track to making olympic trials and hopefully the olympics next year. clia washington know this code says there are not many african-american coaches that look like her. remember when i

was an athlete and i did not see any coaches really, that looks like me. and so it's hard to to not be in all different types of spaces or be represented in that way. and she's been coaching know there for 4 years after moving from delaware and knows that nola has to make to get to the olympics. i have been homeschooled since 5th grade. >> so i've been on this path for a long time and it hard mentally and physically. just saying dedicated committed to the goals that i set for myself and just working towards know that will compete against biles in 2 weeks in san jose at the u.s. championships on the past to the 2024 olympics reporting in san jose, justin campell kron. 4 news. >> happening today, it is the second day of the livermore police department's annual stuff. the cruiser school supply drive. they're seeking a school supply donations ahead of the school year. livermore police department will have people out of 4 locations today from 10:00am

to 03:00pm. they're collecting school supplies for families in need in the livermore valley joint unified school district. the department says they especially are looking for donations for students which include index cards, mechanical pencils, flash drives calculators and backpacks. you can make those drop-offs at the police department as well. but they're asking that you do that by wednesday, august 16th. >> and it's a school supply drive our local communities. last year we helped about 200 families get school people start clear our community is so generous, an awesome to be able to get back to community needs it. it's awesome. >> it is important to note that cash donations will not be accepted. >> if you bring a slide rule, that would be awesome to. i don't think anybody uses those any more mid-nineties for high temperatures in the far east bay up in the north bay. it's pretty much of an 80 story which will be for this week ahead. very much of a summer-like type pattern. nothing too crazy. going to check out that forecast in the

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>> all right. you're taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge where it's looking very foggy out there this morning 09:44am. this sunday. so make sure if you plan to be in the area we're looking at there. we want to make sure you bundle up carry a light jacket with you. but of course, things are probably going to warm up as we get further into the day. let's check in with dave for that

yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. at least downtown opening opening up the skies quite a bit turning mostly sunny. >> mention up in tahoe, by the way, they'll be that chance of those afternoon. scattered thunder showers that work becoming more isolated, though, once we get into tuesday, wednesday, high temperatures aiming at about 80 ultimately on storm tracker. 4. you can kind of see the elements in play are high is not position at the perfect place. so we're not getting quite the heat spike. we often get no complaints on that front and a low out to sea. it's not quite bringing us the cooling yet. you have to wait till next weekend for that to be and the right spot 70's far east bay. we've got 60's for most of the east bay up to the north bay 60's as well. 63 san francisco and still. not giving up half moon base holding on to 59 at this hour. 71, by the way, for san jose futurecast for and again, you can see the exhaust clouds from the monsoon one right across the state from daytime heating today. tomorrow, even as late tuesday. the bubble up from the south a bit wednesday. and then thursday,

watching the last like of that moisture plume until that low off to see finally gives us some cooling. let's watch kind of the elements into place here that high. stay away. don't get too close. meanwhile, we see some heating up for the north. that's why i mentioned earlier that excessive heat warning for lake county. this low tries to figure things out here and ultimately will stall migrate up towards the north. that actually help produce a couple of coastal showers, particularly in the morning hours as we finish off the week. but we want to look into that cooling and we'll get that by this weekend as the high will start to take a little bit. it looks like the 4 corner states. all right. here's what's going on in our 4 zone forecast for today. we're about 70 per san francisco to the coast. middle 60's at work. 80 going on for burlingame to the south 88%. carlos, 85 for palo alto, 89 redwood city, the south bay, upper 80's at work here. 95 for morgan hill and those condos, 89 santa clara, east bay shoreline to the south mid 80's tri valley. meanwhile, mid-nineties get used to it

looks like much of the week ahead will be your number. 95 coming in for concord. 72 for berkeley. as an addendum quirkiness straight, you might pick up temperatures approaching about 100 tomorrow potentially 96 for antioch. 74 of allay 85 for napa and santa rosa at 89. so early part of the week, we have this traffic coming into the exhaust. monsoon clouds will put a cloud pop on there for monday. can't rule some of that out on tuesday. there your numbers getting up there to 99, 98, but pretty much of a middle 90's story much of the week until that low finally starts to move a bit and we'll get some relief heading into next weekend as we see. oh, yeah, 80's going on. well inland, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. the nation's longest-running asian pageant returned for its 38th year in san francisco on saturday, just over 20 delegates from all around the world competed. joining me live now are the top 2 winners of this year's competition. this asian global and miss asian america, kylie

chain and aaron thank you so much, ladies for joining us this morning. thank you for having i just want to say full disclaimer that i was a judge at this event. and so proud of the both of you. this was not an easy thing to achieve. can you walk us through your thoughts that night? like what was going through your mind? the moment you heard your name was called for the title. >> for me, i was so nervous house waiting for that moment. i think for all of us been definitely working very, very hard, especially with our leadership director francis call. we've been working for the past 2 months. you know, working on. i'm talking speaking qna and i think it's all all the work has paid off. and it was just a very exciting moment for me. aaron, how about you know, this is my first pageant. i didn't know what to expect. oh, yes. and so when my name was called, it felt surreal. you know, i didn't really even expect a place i just wanted to. >> you know, have an the other woman and just do something outside of my comfort zone. but i got way more than i ever expected. some very, very pleased and tell us a bit

about the process of competing because this is not just, you know, showing up on stage and putting on some pretty outfits, right? it's a lot more to it. that to that. yeah, there's a lot of work behind the scenes, you know, getting all the clothing, all the dresses on the heels. that's a lot of work. takes a lot of time to get. and then on top of that, we've been having weekly you know, for q and a sessions and, you know, working on interview skills and as well as working on walking and modeling. so all of that he's got like goes on behind the scenes, got to be a full package, really. and what was really impressive to me when i was sitting there in the audience was watching. >> all of you talk about your social platforms and that such a key part of the whole experience, just championing a cause that you're passionate about. could you guys walk us through of the cars that you're championing this year? so my social platform is about promoting the arts in my community. >> i'm a dancer. i've been dancing since i was 5 years old and i really love to be able to promote my passion, especially with underserved use. i'm a volunteer dance

teacher for at the boys and girls club as well as friends of children special needs. and what i do there is i teach them dance, help them get their comfort zones. learn something new because i that that can help them build confidence and confidence is the key to being able to. figure out what you're passionate about and what you want to pursue and what your purpose in life is. so that's something i'm really passionate about. on top of that. i'm also i'm in a pastor of a non-profit organization called catwalk for charitable causes and what we do as he promotes, we produce charity fashion show set of san francisco bay area. so we've supported organization such as san francisco, palm recreation and rehabilitation center. chinese hospital, san francisco as well as sell for the elderly, which will help to raise over $600,000 for so i'm really grateful to have opportunity to use path from miss asian coble to be able to continue promoting arts or flare. how about you? yes, so i am a medical student and what i'm passionate about is improving health care, education. >> for our asian american elderly, you be very, very surprised how much misinformation there is also

lack of information in general about how to take care of your health, even basic things like hpv. our elders don't really know about it, how to contract it with treatment. there is so i wanted to do a better job of educating our elders on just basic health principles. all right. and so. >> what are you looking forward to the most this year? because you have the crown the official title for the any anything that you're most looking forward to. one thing that always been looking forward to is a chinese new year parade. i think those are always such an exciting time, especially for our culture to celebrate it. i think it's such a great and exciting moment and >> i've always dreamed of being on the slopes so i it's great. >> i'm most looking forward to just. going after every opportunity that this pageant has opened up for me. i think that there is a huge network with miss aging global and i'm just excited to meet more people and see what other opportunities i have in store. all right. and if the both of

you represent the next generation of asian american leaders really am. what is your hope for the future? i really hope that asian americans can really learn to embrace their identity. there's a lot of shame growing up because there is internalized racism. and i just wish that we can start to love ourselves as a community as individuals as a whole group of people. for me. i just really hope that there could be more asian representation, especially in the media. i think currently. >> we have lots of we have lots more representation. i think that's so important because when we see ourselves in the media and we show that to use of the next generation. they can feel inspired and they feel that they're capable of pursuing whatever they're passionate about. and that's what i really champion. >> do you have any advice for young of people who identify as women who are out there watching us right now, the sinking about participating in a pageant. but they might be a little bit shire. they're not scared that they're not sure if it's for them. any for

100%. i it took me 2 years to even get the courage to go after this project. >> and it was an entire learning experience more than anything. so i don't think you can ever walk away from the station global without with nothing. so i would just say, go for it. it's really opportunity to learn. all right. and how about for you? i would say the same. i totally agree. just go for i think you never know without trying and you should just go for it. and through the decision global experience, i've learned so much and to just be able to gain all these leadership skills interview skills, communication skills. these are all life skills that will take that will follow me with my careers and future. and i i think those are all really important. >> alright, kylie chang and aaron kiwanis, asian, global and ms asian america. congratulations to the both of you. and thank you so much for joining us today. thank you all right. we'll be right back.

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>> well, take a look at this. chp is asking truckee residents to bear with literally. i get it today. was there with them. i saw hopefully share this video of the sky they're crossing the street saying that chp will always provide the highest level of safety and service even for our furry friends. our furry and wild friends talking to the bear it was coke says only was coasting that they're trying to get because they understand english pretty well

>> they're smarter than we i can't bear this any longer. you know, you can barely see a moving here at this point until we really get some octane going when it gets right across. we have some time. let's watch this. go. let's so you time. you know, i that was that was very well. time live. television comes together. all right. this week ahead, stephanie. are going to feel like it. upper 90's. nothing too crazy here. >> and the cooldown wasn't there. a cool down and you say sometheng this weekend next weekend coming up, there's hope that that's going to come together. we have to slow to one its a trooper out to sea, but it's just kind of insulating us from what could be more intense heating and a heat spike in whatever which our neighbors to the south into the north. we're seeing you folks up in wake county around bear lake could be a toasty okay. all right. well, then i will be staying indoors. very to be barely outside. yeah, by the beach. that sounds like a nice idea. thanks, alright, thank you so much for joining us at the call for weekend stephanie

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