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following more crashes this week in san francisco. one of them involving a fire truck. how the dmv is now stepping in. >> 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 saturday august the 19th. let's start by getting a look at our weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody looks like another some some summertime day across the bay. it looks like with those 90's going on well inland. we'll have some mixture of 70's and 80's. >> covering a good chunk of the east bay shoreline to start things off. of course, we have the coastal fog at work here as we do see also quite a bit in san francisco shake that off too afternoon, sunshine. it looks like, although it might be a little stubborn there along the coast. it was a thicker yesterday with some drizzle going on in the explorers used to look at this and say i yes, we'll call this the peaceful. see all that's not to live up to that and every way with the

hurricane brewing just to our south lower 60's cover, good chunk of the east bay. for now. 62 up to napa 60 for san francisco. 64 for san jose. give the quick contrast it so cooler action to start things off. today were a couple degrees trailing from what the numbers were from yesterday. joining a bird's eye view way up from space. this is hillary. you can see far to the south about to make its impact in the baja. california got a ways to go, however, and by the time it gets, the golden state will lose a lot of its punch. here's the breakdown for us. 78 by 11 by 2. we're talking 90. we'll take a closer inspection of what's going on with hillary. the impact for the bay area. and also it looks like as we get into next week to stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> we're going to take seconds here to transition to our next story here. there's breaking news from overnight. this is out of contra costa county, the sheriff's, a sheriff's cruiser was involved in a crash. let's take a look at video now from the scene. you

can see damage on the front end of the sheriff's car right there with the lights flashing. it appears from the video of the collision also involved a white pickup truck. all right there on your screen. this is on highway. 24 in oakland, we've reached out to the chp and the contra costa county sheriff's office. for more details on this crash. and more breaking news we're tracking today. fire crews are on scene of a strip mall fire in martinez broke out early this morning for stephanie justice. live for us now at the scene with the details here. tiffany. >> all right, stephanie, we just arrived to the scene, but you can see right behind this. there are still several fire engines with the contra costa fire and rescue team here about 3 fire engines. we know that this broke out early in the morning. let me go and try to show you some more of as to what is going on there. some burned items on the ground.

>> and we do believe that there is a several businesses impacted, at least a jewelry. company that we know of right now. we also do want to show you some video that we got into the newsroom when this fire was really going see all that smoke and all that flame before the fire crews came to knock those flames out. we also want to bring you back out. crews out are out here trying to really, you know, make sure everything is put out when it comes to those hot spots. but they are also briefing at this point and we will continue to see out here to bring you any further information. stephanie, back to you in studio. alright, tiffany, thank you for following this for us this morning. >> also driving car company cruise is taking half of its fleet off the road after a request from the dmv. crews now under investigation following 2 recent collisions involving its vehicles under the new rules. no more than 50 driverless cars can operate during the day. 150 cars will

be on the road at night. these rules remain in place until the dmv investigation is complete. this all coming after 2 crashes happened thursday night, including one involving a san francisco fire truck four's. dan kerman brings us reaction. >> at 10, 20 thursday night, a driverless cruise vehicle with one passenger collided with the san francisco fire truck that was heading to an emergency with lights and sirens as the citizen video shows the 2 vehicles came to rest at the intersection of turkey and poll. our expressed by our fire chief has been interferes with first responders and we're now seeing that play out on the streets of san ranging the incident last night in 2 of which there are now over 60 that we have documented where autonomous vehicles have inhibited fire trucks, ambulances, police cars. >> in critical situations, san francisco supervisor aaron

peskin says that's why the city has asked the california public utilities commission. >> to pause the unlimited expansion of cruise and waymo vehicles in the city when they are able to solve these defects, they should be allowed to expand a bit by bit. but turning all the lights on at once is a recipe, a recipe for disaster. and we're experiencing real time. in a lengthy tweet, cruz says one of our cars entered the intersection on a green light and was struck by an emergency vehicle that appeared to be en route to an emergency scene. we are investigating to better understand our a b performance and we'll be in touch with the city of san francisco about the event. crews also points out and police confirm the passenger who was taken to the hospital had non life-threatening injuries. we are please and relieved that the passenger was not seriously hurt, but >> there was also a fire that was going coed 3 lights and sirens that was not able to get to the call that they that

they had been dispatched to. andrew seems to completely not care about that. while the incident is still under investigation, san francisco police point out all vehicles must yield to on-duty emergency vehicles operating in an emergency mode. 2 hours later at 20 after midnight, another crash as this citizen video shows. this one involves a driverless cruise vehicle and a dark colored sedan at 26th and mission. >> and this case, police say they believe the driver of the dark sedan was at fault and likely entered the intersection against a red light. it's unknown if or when the cpu c will rule on pausing the expansion of cruise and waymo. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> happening today, alameda county district attorney pamela price is holding a town hall meeting. this coming in response to a recount. we call campaign now under way to remove her from office. oakland chinatown, chamber of commerce, president carl chan is leading this effort. he claims prices failing to get

justice for those who need it and crime is spiraling out of control. he says the town hall needs today at 01:00pm at the cornerstone missionary baptist church in oakland. man is recovering today after being shot in east palo alto. it happened around 8.30 last night about outside city hall. the victim was taken to the hospital where he is listed in stable condition. the shooter is still on the loose. and one person is dead after a shooting in san francisco happened friday afternoon on harrison street. officers got to the scene, they found the victim suffering from gunshot wounds. that person was taken to the hospital where they later died. so far no arrests have been made. the man accused of attacking his pregnant wife before shooting a san jose police officer made his first court appearance today on or excuse me on friday, gabriel carreras faces several charges including attempted murder. officials say crary says wife called 9-1-1 telling police she was being assaulted by her drunk husband.

>>ewhen one officer yelled san jose police come out. kerr heiress came out of the balcony door and fired a gun at the officer. striking her below. her bullet prep best striking her below her bulletproof vest and causing serious bodily injury to her intestine and colon, liver gallbladder and spine. she remains in the hospital and has further surgeries ahead of her. >> suspect remains in custody with no bail. happening right now, a stretch of eastbound i-80 is closed in the east bay. the closure is part of ongoing construction work. kron four's dan thorn has the details. >> a heads up for east bay drivers. the pavement on this stretch of i-80 in contra costa county is getting a facelift after years of wear and tear. the main reason do this is to make the payment safer and smoother for everybody. it's a major route in. >> thousands of people use it

every day and over time, it just got more. here's where expect the closure. caltrans will have crews repaving between highway 4 in hercules and cummings. skyway in crockett. >> this is the 3rd weekend of for caltrans closures in contra costa county. the weekend closures right now eastbound friday night until monday. mornings. >> but obviously, if you finish the work sooner than open it up sooner with this closure, caltrans does have some suggested alternate routes. those heading east should exit onto highway 4 eastbound in hercules. >> to northbound 6.80, then re-enter i-80 in fairfield for drivers heading to vallejo and benicia. they can use westbound 7.80, and for people heading to crockett. cummings, skyway between highway 4 and i-80 will remain open. caltrans spokesperson vince jacala says the work is being done on weekends to avoid disrupting the workday commutes to call. a also says it's probably best to steer clear of the eastbound 80

until monday to prevent any traffic delays. we understand that it's inconvenience, but we have to maintain highway just like you have to maintain your house. >> and that was kron four's. dan thorn reporting for us. the repaving project is expected to be wrapped up by 5 o'clock monday morning. the next project is an even bigger one affecting westbound 80 between 7.80, in vallejo and highway 4 in hercules work on that starts labor day weekend. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a family's call for help after their son goes missing somewhere in the bay area. >> plus, a historic storm is heading for southern california. the latest on hurricane hilary. >> and we're tracking it as well. looks for a potent as you can see there a satellite and radar picture there. category 4 storm, but probably within the next 24 hours or so, it will even lose its title as hurricane. a look at what we're expecting for the impact of the bay area keep impact of the bay area keep your.

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>> take a look at this. a view from hurricane hilary from space, southern california officials are urging people to get ready now before the storm hits. john fenoglio has the latest. >> get ready. southern california. >> this is potentially an unprecedented extreme weather event for los angeles, southern california and the rest of the west coast. hurricane hilary is heading our way and officials are warning residents to prepare now for potentially dangerous weather conditions sunday and monday. >> region is expected to

receive anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of rain totaling across la county with up to 7 inches possible in the san gabriel mountains and the foothills. that means possible flash flooding, mudslides, power outages, even the possibility of isolated tornadoes. >> a flood watch will be in effect over the weekend with the threat of flooding in some areas as early as saturday. hillary is expected to weaken to a tropical storm by the time it reaches sow cow. however, emergency management officials say it could still pack a powerful punch with sustained winds of 40 to 60 miles per hour. there's a significant threat. la city and county officials warning residents to be ready to hunker down, saying the window to prepare is quickly closing. want to keep hitting home the point of how important it is to prepare, especially we know that this is coming. that means having enough supplies for several days without power, including packaged foods, at least 3 gallons of water per person. extra medications, a hand crank no

radio flashlights and batteries, phone chargers, copies of important documents and a first aid kit just to name a few. forecasters say some areas could experience a year's worth of rain in just 2 days making recent burn scar susceptible to debris flows, places like rolling hills estates where hillsides failed and destroyed at least a dozen homes last month are especially vulnerable. la county sheriff robert luna says his agency is hoping for the best while preparing for a worst-case scenario. we do urge residents to please stay informed through the county website news and social media. >> please prepare. please take this seriously. we are not use hurricane preparation, but it's another example of climate change. so we have to be prepared for climate events that we're not used to stay safe. stay off the streets in los angeles. john fenoglio kron. 4 news.

>> are we going to get hit by anything left behind by hillary, dave? i mean, it sounds like a pretty serious storm. what is? and it's something we're not too accustomed to a young. good morning. there stephanie. good morning, everybody. and as we speak right now is a pretty potent storm category. number 4. now, this is not unheard of or unprecedented. it's happened before we actually had that happened in 1939. >> and just a year or so ago, we had the same situation happened as well. by the time it gets here will be a tropical storm. but as you can see, a very strong one category for one of the bigger issues with this, probably for people in socal. this will be very reminiscent of a bad winter storm dropping south. so the heavy rains, they're going to have the winds going on and what you're seeing here is the eye where the center of the storm is. most of the weather tends to be off towards the east. but the center of the storm is marching through baja, california will enter california inland. that didn't happen in 1939. actually came in from the pacific. that's rare to actually come in

directly from the ocean. but that also happened about a year ago or so. so as you can see by this point, it's becoming a tropical storm. so at that point, again, the heavy rains and the winds again, reminiscent of like a winter type like storm port of a los angeles. that stuff like that that you don't normally think about. this is going to be a rough weekend for those folks. all right. by 11:00pm on sunday. here's the progress. there you have the eye. it looks like around yosemite will call it or so. rough weekend for the folks up in the mountains of hope. you don't have any trip plans for tahoe tomorrow. monday is going to be a little dicey are for you. so meanwhile, for the bay area where just west enough that perhaps most of the weather will bypass us and look at quick it moves that. but even though you to see a tropical low at that point, that's still all that moisture. the atmosphere has told george the situation is it's taking it away from us. so it's not going to be lingering in our atmosphere that could spark off severe weather for a series of days. here's futurecast for marine layer goes away. there are some of the deeper moisture from the south getting up the

central valley. so as early as this afternoon, folks down there might get a couple of scattered thunder showers due to this tropical system. we're being sprayed a little bit on sunday store. putting that in our forecast by sunday night. the mountains very involved. this is quickly moving. and as you can see, it exits stage just turning into monday will still keep maybe a little sprinkles. do for us into monday. a little bit as a possibility. can't rule out any impact until we get to around tuesday or so. but the big days to look for basically sunday afternoon through monday for that possibility of some thunder showers. live shot of the east bay shoreline. we have that marine layer fog in place. storm tracker 4. again, it's just the marine layer hanging around forecast today calls for 70 san francisco. 75 oakland, san jose coming in at 85. we'll have a closer inspection of those numbers. checking out your 4 zone forecast. but, stephanie, we want to hit the hurricane here pretty hard category 4. that's pretty potent. but again, by

the time it gets up to california, it will be a tropical storm is going to a lot of punch. check the water of serve temperatures down around san diego. they're about 70 71. typical for this time of year. but for tropical systems, they need him. but 80 or 80 something and whatever to support them. so it just can't be supporting this kind of weather. >> ok, got it. so some good news for us to get people in southern california. better make sure that all buttoned up and prepared in the event for the bay area's going to be very, very, very modest. it's really the mountains. and then southern california, those are going to be a and this is good, too, because the colorado river valley needs this. yeah. lake mead you're getting a drink. haha. all right. thank you so much, dave. >> now in contra costa county officials say 5 more dead birds and 2 more groups of mosquitoes have tested positive for west nile virus in all 10 dead birds and 7 groups of mosquitoes have tested positive so far this year. in the south bay, mosquitoes infected with west nile virus were found is san jose in the 9, 5, 1, 2, 4, and 9, 5, 1, 1, 8 zip codes.

officials plan on doing mosquito control treatment in these 2 areas on tuesday, starting at 10:00pm. in the south bay, netflix software engineer who just started his first job or rather just started. his job has gone missing. >> his family flew in from new york to try and find him. was justin campbell spoke with them. >> at 22 year-old johan, a on it was staying here in san jose at the y hotel last seen on multiple surveillance cameras leaving monday night getting uber. now his family is in a desperate search to find their loved one. >> i help. >> calling on everyone anyone who can help on spread. that that this you had cut on mother in tears, pleading for the public's help to find her son. >> she her husband and their el. this you'll flew into the bay area from new york after losing contact with you kind

like there's a little >> a little lighter >> but some light. about 5, i like one 50 average build. >> joseph says his brother graduated from core. now this past may and moved to the bay area 2 weeks ago to start working at netflix as a software engineer. he spoke sunday night and talking about. >> how excited he was to be in his new role. he said there is was raving about his team about his mentors. >> joseph says johan us took an uber ride monday night to the golden gate bridge. welcome center. his sister tried calling but never got an answer. she then noticed tuesday, his phone location moving and she called again. we call it random citizen picks up right away. >> he tells us that he saw a phone and a wallet with some cash and it is cards id's all untouched. basically right outside the welcome center and his backpack and laptop were

also found there. the family contacted san jose police who did a wellness check. >> and learned johan u.s. had not been home all day monday. the family tells me your honest did not suffer from any mental illness but can't think of one on incident that happened before he went missing. he also had an incident saturday night. so a couple months before where. >> and it will driver was being very suspicious, asking him to cancel the ride. and then pam, like under under the table, police have contacted over as a part of the investigation. family is doing whatever they can to find their loved one. >> my parents have been absolute rocks. they've been. >> inspire me to keep pushing. keep working. and keep doing everything we can. to find it's not just them. the whole community. >> reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the 4 morning news muni is reporting a boost in ridership after the

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>> an investigation is now underway after a burglary suspect is shot and killed by police in martinez. a jose city workers are firing back at the mayor over his remarks on recent labor negotiations. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. we're going to get all those stories. i just mentioned a moment. but davis bar is tracking some weather conditions for us. dave, what do we need to know today? okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody looks like kind of a typical summertime day going on. we have our regular regular, a marine layer moisture checking in with the fog and all of that. >> that's clearing out even along the coast as we'll have kind of typical temperatures. got your 90's going on. well inland and mixture, 70's 80's right along the east bay shoreline. here's a shot for you right now. you can see that ground fog. that's >> very firmly in place. we are already seeing the moisture from hillary bubbling

up in southern california right now in the form of rain. circulation of the storm. it hasn't even made landfall and by how you up and you can see all the moisture being thrown far to the north and it will also spray off towards the east. we've got 60's for most of the east bay for right now. 59 for 60 san francisco in a mild 61 for moon bay. the oakland a's do battle today against the orioles game time 607, temps, mid 60's. we've got cool conditions. fog developing late, a rolling on in here late with again temperatures mid 60's and that looks like 78 by 11 by 2 will do sunny and 89 coming up in a bit. we'll take a look at your 4 zone forecast and your extended 70. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> breaking news we're following this morning. fire crews are on scene of a strip mall fire in martinez that broke out this morning. prof was tiffany justice live at the scene now with more details for us. tiffany.

>> yes, stephanie crews are continuing to go inside of the building right behind us just to make sure that all of the hot spots are completely out. several businesses on this strip impacted by this fire that broke out during early morning hours on this saturday. we are in martinez off of arnold drive. and you can see that there's still some engines here. engines here from the contra costa fire and rescue team. several burnt items on the ground as business owners are starting to have to. pick up from here after this fire broke out. we also do want to show you some video we got into the newsroom of when this fire was really enforce. we all of that smoke billowing out from the building before fire crews could arrive and quickly put out this fire. a very scary moment for these business owners as they're now trying to recoup. it does look like at this point, fire crews are

packing up. they, you know, working all morning long to get this fire out and they're packing about this point. but we will continue to say out here to bring you any further information. 70 back to you. >> and wishing those business owners all the best. it's so unfortunate. thank you, tiffany. the department of justice now part of invest of an investigation into a deadly shooting in martinez. police say 4 officers shot at 2 burglary suspects near a cannabis dispensary. one of the suspects died and the other was hospitalized from philippe djegal spoke with neighbors living nearby. >> a dark blue sedan slumped over the sidewalk just a few yards away from the velvet cannabis dispensary in martinez. police say the 2 suspects who are inside of it crashed into a fire hydrant in an attempt to flee police were barking. so i got the shooting go back home at around 03:30am, in the morning. martinez police responded to an alarm, alerting them of an attempted burglary at the dispensary on sunrise drive.

when officers arrived. police chief andrew white says a white suv was seen leaving the white says at some point an officer was assaulted and 4 officers opened fire. multiple mike. 10 to 15 paris believe he lives behind the dispensary on whether lee lane and woke up to the gunshots police say the suspects in the blue sedan that crashed were hospitalized. one was pronounced dead. the officer assaulted was also hospitalized with a minor injury. >> the dispensary announced on its website but it was closed until further notice. we're. >> and isn't that cool area? >> rise and the owners tell kron 4 of the suspects were not able to break in and did not take anything initially. the contra costa county district attorney's office was involved in the investigation, but the da's office has since stepped aside. now that the state department of justice has taken over the shooting

investigation. this happens when unarmed civilians are killed in a shooting involving police in martinez, philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> and alameda county's da is dropping the charges against a security guard who shot and killed a man outside a bar in hayward. the shooting happened in may of last year at the why not lounge on west a street by 8.80, omar garrett was working for the bar when he called police saying he had shot someone in the parking lot. garrett was arrested and charged with murder, but the da's office says it's dismissing the case saying they could not prove that garrett did not act in self-defense. california lawmakers are backing up. governor gavin newsom's proposal to add a 28th amendment to the u.s. constitution on gun safety. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace brings us reaction and what needs to happen for this amendment to be at it. >> support the 28. >> it was earlier this summer. governor gavin newsom first proposed the idea a 28th

amendment to the u.s. constitution calling for gun safety. now democrats in the legislature officially authored a joint resolution endorsing the governor's proposal. notice the right to safety amendment in 4 main pillars, including calls to raise the minimum age, allowing people to purchase a gun to 21 years old also included universal background checks. a multi day waiting period before a gun can be released to the buyer and a ban forbidding civilians from purchasing with the newsom. administration describes as assault weapons were not trying to repeal the second amendment. we're trying to make sure true to say for assembly public safety committee chair reggie jones or co-opted the joint resolution in support of the amendment out. got find anyone. >> that's going to say that we should do more to make sure protect the most innocent people that we need to do more to protect our kids to school that we need a little bit more. what happens churches and >> we just need to do more. it's a message the governor echoed this week as he spoke about gun violence and mass

shootings in america. it sickens me to my core as a parent. >> it in all of as community member said, getting the proposed constitutional amendment to the finish line will be no easy task legislatures and 2 thirds of all 50 states must first call for a constitutional convention to debate and vote on the proposed amendment and 3 quarters of all states must then approve given today's political landscape. that means at least a handful of purple and red states must be on board. it is almost impossible. >> to ratify a u.s. constitutional amendment. political science professor dan schnur says regardless of the outcome just getting to this point is a win-win for newsom. even if he's not successful in passing a constitutional amendment that is going elevate his political profile and a very important and a very helpful by talking about them. control newsom is reminding his supporters why they like and he's able to bank political capital that will help them those more difficult in state political challenges going forward.

>> and by mid september, democrats in the super majority here at the state capitol are expected to vote in favor of that resolution calling for a constitutional convention. when that happens, one state down. 33 to go reporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay starting monday, the santa clara county sheriff's office kicks off a gun collection program to get weapons off the streets. anyone who turns over a gun gets a $50 visa. gift card. the office says these will be issued on a first come first serve basis. you can turn in any firearms at the sheriff's headquarters in san jose. jose city workers are firing back and mayor matt mahan comments over recent labor negotiations the san jose city council voted to approve higher wages for workers and union members earlier this week saying they felt good about the new deal. but san jose mayor matt mahan, he said he thinks it's not the best deal for san jose residents. >> now we are seeing rhetoric the city of san jose workers

are somehow pitted against the city residents and that services are going to be cut. we know that the city of san jose can affords the contract that we just achieved and that city services do not have to be cut in order to do that. our leaders are elected to represent the people. >> and the needs of the people took a backseat, think it was important to call out the mayor for his divisive language and misinformation that he's been spreading. these are the individuals who are running ours. our community centers are running our programs and it's key that were going places that are happy to work him, feel appreciated. >> well, the mayor has said that. >> with these new labor negotiations, the outcome from that means that. >> the budget will have to be rebalanced. >> so that is raising some concerns. he's worried that the negotiation outcome also means that morsi services will have to be cut. we'll continue to follow this story we'll bring you any updates on that.

search teams on maui continue the grueling task of combing through ash and debris. crews are using x-ray units and other equipment to identify victims and process remains nonprofits and volunteers on the island are also stepping up delivering meals to thousands of displaced people. 3 shipping containers in san francisco filled with essential supplies have set sail for hawaii. that happened yesterday. a group of bay area dot workers have been collecting donations and sunday. organizers say the community's response has been overwhelming and having to collecting donations yesterday afternoon because so many people have been donating. >> most of us that are here right now. we got here at 05:30am, in the morning to set up and we have not left until >> 8.30, >> so and it's hard to take a break. honestly, when you're just running all over the place, it was very long days. but where we're okay with that because, you know, it's it's important actually help people

when they're in need just like you would like to be helped. >> the organizers say the containers took off from the port of oakland will take about 13 days for that shipment to get to their final destination. and more than 40 animals are in need of shelter. they've been brought to the bay area from maui. the animals were brought in an emergency flight last night. they're going to be going to berkeley humane in berkeley, marina, humane in novato animal rescue foundation in walnut creek, east bay spca in oakland and dublin, tri city, animal shelter in fremont and friends of the alameda animal shelter in alameda. kron four's parent company nexstar is partnering with the red cross to help people affected by the hawaii wildfires. you can donate to help victims recover. there is a link on our website. kron 4 dot com. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. this mountain lion spotted in neighborhood leads first responders on a pretty extensive search.

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here. i love that. they've managed to survive. so i that's kind of cool. obviously, they're a danger to which you know, the thing that i think most people are concerned about and children and whatnot, mostly, i think, well, then we'll try to stay by themselves. so if there. massively around people that i start worrying, if they're sick, we have other like starting have other sorts of problems, but obviously would be good to get out of the middle of the gulf, but different around here. >> police say they did a complete search to make sure lion was no longer in the area. a representative with california department of fish and wildlife. they sent a biologist in case there might be another sighting of that big cat. let's take a live look now at the bay bridge wolf, we have little spooky kind of cool. >> a loose little like something out lord of the so big cat there to go. you know, i don't think that's a big

cat. their june. it's a large. a very large. the >> nice weather for the mountain it looks like it's ok, you know, the typical type forecast we have in a if we didn't know what was really going on, we just would think the monsoon is kicking up a little bit, which is kind of what we're going to get in big time for him. here's sfo for, you know, delays happening out there. but it does kind of underscore some of this fog we have so one of the places that will very much impacted this weekend. tahoe, latter porteon of the weekend, along with all those mountain communities to the south, sequoia national park is somebody and so forth. so for tomorrow, we'll call the cloudy. but fair to put some showers and thunder showers in there monday. obviously sun and thunder shower mixture and tuesday, just kind of clearing things out a little bit. just might be some leftover moisture by that point to see a nice drop temperatures as well. even though a lot you can have all that tropical moisture. here's how it looks like an stormtracker 4 to the south. this actually hasn't even made landfall yet. but as you can see, this moisture spewing right through the baja

peninsula up to southern california. the deserts temperature check for you. we've got the 60's at work up to the north bay. also lower 60 61, san francisco and for half moon bay. so putting this togetmer here for you as the familiar pattern is a couple of stray showers are possible late tonight. tomorrow morning, the deeper moisture off towards the east will actually clear out a little bit during the day. it looks like and by monday, still some leftover moisture back towards the west. good news is that gets picked up and sent away from us because that tropical moisture takes a while to kind of. the absorbed by the whole atmosphere looking at 74 the 4 zone forecast, san francisco at the coast do in the mid 60's. meanwhile, 78 going on for burlingame, 80 foster city. 82 palo alto redwood city. 85 for the south bay mid 80's to upper 80's got the lower 80's lining up the east bay shoreline, tri valley, lower 90's. it work 92 for walnut creek and also for concord. looks like around 80 or so for san leandro conquered around. 93, by the way, little bit of a heat pump

for the middle of the week as expected. 73 cool degrees for 90 for fairfield. 83 for napa. 87. meanwhile, for santa rosa, 7 day forecast. there's your bump on the temperatures. mid 90's. it looks like by the middle of the week again, got to get through this traffic from what is now hurricane hilary, that tropical moisture left over a little bit for our sunday into monday. but after that point, it kind of cleans atmosphere nicely with this dry air away. we go with temperatures for the middle the week. all right. and we so fortunate here in the bay area that we're not dealing with hurricane hilary out, which, you know, people in socal prices, same thing. you know, we don't get that with the west coast, you know, kind of stuff like that. so it is unusual for this generation or last generation really have. >> a tropical system in it's like that. so, yeah, absolutely. but we do need the rain in the west. so that's good news for the interior west. they're going to be a nice drink. yeah, absolutely. yeah. thank you so much. data. >> well, attention cheese fans. well, you certainly grab my attention. the 8th annual san francisco cheese best

happens at the ferry building on september 23rd. yummy. the festival offers lots of samples from artisan cheesemakers to pair with wine and beer. these are photos from previous years. tickets are on sale now. well, the first indigenous woman astronaut to go to space is coming back to her hometown. nicole mann is set to visit petaluma on september 19th. she also visits schools to discuss her 5 month. stay at the international space station and to a presentation at the petaluma women's club. the petaluma city council also proclaims september 19th as nicole mandate and grew up in petaluma and enlisted in the u.s. naval academy. she then attended stanford and after deployed twice to iraq and afghanistan with the u.s. marine corps, she joined nasa, nasa's astronaut corps in 2013. just incredible. and the giants faced off against the braves in the first game of their series on friday. kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney tells us where the orange and

black stand after last night's game. >> the 2nd half of the season hasn't been especially kind to the giants. if the season ended today, they'd have the second nl wild card spot. but august has brought a lot of losses and there are plenty of teams nipping right on their heels. so it's no wonder gabe kaplan has been feeling a little feisty lately. major league baseball find cap lure and suspended him for one game on friday. the suspension is for returning to the dugout after he was ejected from tuesday's game against tampa bay capital was ejected by home plate umpire chad whitson for arguing a strike call in the 4th inning. you can't do that cap. it was his second ejection of the season and 7 of his careers. so bench coach kiker and pitching coach andrew bailey join forces as interim manager in the game. so let's check in on what happened in atlanta. the braves offense. boy, it's a juggernaut this season doesn't need any handouts from the giants, but they got one in the first 2 on one out. olson

hits what should be an inning ending double play ball to brandon crawford. instead puts it and turns it into a run-scoring error. so it's one nothing brains in continues for marcel ozuna who rips an rbi single to center. >> also scores and it's 2, nothing brains and they in the second austin riley crushes a line or to left that joc. just has no chance of catching off the base of the michael harris scores. and that makes it 3 zip braves. giants had their chances against spencer strider in the 5th. they put 2 on with 2 outs for michael who goes down swinging strider struck out 10 in picking up his 14th win. giants hitters struck out 13 times pitches were held to just 2 hits. not a great start to erode trust, the a's also loss to the orioles at the coliseum. so better luck next time for both area baseball teams that will do it for sports. >> kate, thank you. >> auto industry workers are

nearing the end of their current contract. that could mean another strike is around the corner about 146,000 members of the united auto workers union will decide next week whether or not to head to the picket lines. the united auto workers union's contracts with ford. general motors and others expires on september 14th. and show your driver's license could soon be as easy as opening an app on your phone. the california dmv is testing a pilot program allowing residents to use a mobile driver's license app. they call it mdl and it would allow people to make purchases and access airport checkpoints. the app will not replace your physical card, but it will provide an alternative to the traditional license. right deal is being accepted at some tsa lanes, including lax, san francisco and san jose airports. the pilot program is limited to the first one and a half million participants. >> and for the weekend today is the asian and latino cookout in san francisco. the

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the dmv is stepping in. >> 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 at the kron. 4 morning news. stephanie lin. >> it is saturday august the start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're starting off with our traditional morning fog taken its hold across the bay and along the coastal areas. but looks like we'll start to clear up a little bit as we get into the afternoon hours. looks like a pretty decent summertime day tomorrow. little different as we have this tropical influence a little bit. this is all the marine layer, the typical situation that we have that greece in the morning hours tends to be temperature checked for you. a lot of lower to middle 60's for the east bay. for now, temperatures somewhat support a little bit overnight, though, 61 for san francisco and 65. meanwhile, 4 san jose, we do have a little colder this morning than yesterday, though, by a couple degrees, pas you will notice upton abou

what's about 4 degrees behind. but all eyes on hillary, which hasn't even made landfall and yet portions of the storm are already impacting southern california in terms of rain. so the next 48 hours will be very telling on this storm system that looks very impressive at this hour, which should look as a category 4. however, by the time it makes it into southern california actually will be a tropical storm 83 by high noon to 3 o'clock. we're talking 90 lots of sunshine. it looks like once we take care of this morning fog and all and temperatures not too bad. it looks like after the storm. however, we're going to look for a little heat pump by the middle of the week. may be some middle to upper 90's working in the inland spots. of course, we'll have all of that for you. coming up and just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> morning, fire crews are cleaning up after a fire broke out overnight at a martinez strip mall kron four's. tiffany justice is live at the scene now with the details and look at that damage for us. it's a funny.

>> all right, stephanie, fire crews have packed up and left at this point. but before the did, so they did one last sweep of the building right behind us. the impact building behind us just to make sure that all of the hot spots have been put out. this fire broke out during the early morning hours on this saturday. we are in martinez off of arnold drive was going show you some video of the damage you can see there are several piles of, i guess, items that have been burned during the fire pulled out from the building and left on the ground. there were several engines, fire engines from the contra costa fire department out here. several businesses on the strip mall have been impacted. we do believe, but there was a jewelry store actually is called valley jewelers. that was greatly impacted. also want to show you some video that we got into the newsroom of when this fire was really breaking out. let me go talk more about that. you can see the smoke billowing out. a scary moment for these

business owners having to wake up to this bad news. i also did put a call into the contra costa fire department. gather more information. bring that to you as soon as we learn more back to you. >> a thank you for your ongoing coverage of this story. well, breaking news from overnight, a contra costa county sheriff's cruiser was involved in a crash. this is video from the scene. you can see damage from the front end of the sheriff's car. it appears from this video of the collision also involved a white pickup truck, as you can see, just behind that crews are there. this is on highway. 24 in oakland, we reached out to chp and the contra costa county sheriff's office. for more details on this. will self-driving car company cruise is taking half of its fleet off the roadways after a request from the dmv. crews now under investigation following 2 recent collisions involving its cars under the new rules. no more than 50 driverless cars can operate during the day. 150 cars will be on the road at night. rules

remain in place until the dmv investigation is complete. this all coming after 2 crashes happened thursday night involving one excuse makes including one involving a san francisco fire truck kron four's. dan kerman has reaction. at 10, 20 thursday night. a driverless cruise vehicle. >> with one passenger collided with the san francisco fire truck that was heading to an emergency with lights and sirens as the citizen video shows the 2 vehicles came to rest at the intersection of turkey and poll. our expressed by our fire chief has been interferes with first responders and we're now seeing that play out on the streets of san ranging the incident last night in 2 of which there are now over 60 that we have documented where autonomous vehicles have inhibited fire trucks, ambulances, police cars. >> in critical situations, san francisco supervisor aaron peskin says that's why the

city has asked the california public utilities commission. >> to pause the unlimited expansion of cruise and waymo vehicles in the city when they are able to solve these defects, they should be allowed to expand a bit by bit. but turning all the lights on at once is a recipe, a recipe for disaster. and we're experiencing real time. in a lengthy tweet, cruz says one of our cars entered the intersection on a green light and was struck by an emergency vehicle that appeared to be en route to an emergency scene. we are investigating to better understand our a b performance and we'll be in touch with the city of san francisco about hospital had non life-threatening injuries. we are please and relieved that the passenger was not seriously hurt, but >> there was also a fire that was going coed 3 lights and sirens that was not able to get to the call that they that they had been dispatched to.

andrew seems to completely not care about that. while the incident is still under investigation, san francisco police point out all vehicles must yield to on-duty emergency vehicles operating in an emergency mode. 2 hours later at 20 after midnight, another crash as this citizen video shows. this one involves a driverless cruise vehicle and a dark colored sedan at 26th and mission. >> and this case, police say they believe the driver of the dark sedan was at fault and likely entered the intersection against a red light. it's unknown if or when the cpu c will rule on pausing. the expansion of cruise and waymo. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, sonoma county deputies rescued a driver after a car crash down a steep embankment. deputies say it happened friday afternoon between calistoga and santa rosa. they found the driver 100 feet off the roadway in the ravine with the help of the helicopter crews rescued and took the driver to the hospital. happening today.

alameda county district attorney pamela price holds a town hall meeting. this coming in response to a recall campaign now under way to remove her from office, oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce, president carl chan is leading this effort. he claims prices failing to get justice for those who need it and that crime is spiraling out of control. the town hall meets today at 01:00pm at the cornerstone missionary baptist church in oakland. in san jose, a valley christian school staff member is in police custody after allegedly paying students to provide him with explicit images and video police arrested. 43 year-old tom baldwin following a search of his office and morgan hill home. police say they were notified wednesday of explicit digital media. the suspect had in his possession. a man is recovering this morning after being shot inpalo alto. it happened around 8.30 last night outside city hall. the victim was taken to the hospital where he is listed in

stable condition. the shooter is still on the loose. and one person is dead after a shooting in san francisco. it happened friday afternoon on harrison street. when officers arrived, they found the victim suffering from gunshot wounds. a person was taken to the hospital where they later died. so far no arrests have been made. and we continue our coverage of the south bay shooting that left a san jose police officer in critical condition. the suspect pictured there is also accused of attacking his pregnant wife. he made his first court appearance on friday. gabriel kerr heiress faces several charges, including attempted murder. officials say careers his wife called 9-1-1 telling police she was being assaulted by her drunk husband. >> when one officer yelled san jose police come out. kerr came out of the balcony door and fired a gun at the officer. striking her below. her bullet prep striking her below her bulletproof vest and causing serious bodily injury

to her intestine and colon, liver gallbladder and spine. she remains in the hospital and has further surgeries ahead of her. >> the suspect remains in custody with no bail. happening right now, a stretch of eastbound i-80 is closed in the east bay. the closure is part of ongoing construction work. kron four's dan thorn has more. >> a heads up for east bay drivers. the pavement on this stretch of i-80 in contra costa county is getting a facelift after years of wear and tear. the main reason do this is to make the payment safer and smoother for everybody. it's a major route in. >> thousands of people use it every day and over time, it just got more. here's where expect the closure. caltrans will have crews repaving between highway 4 in hercules and cummings. skyway in crockett. >> this is the 3rd weekend of for caltrans closures in contra costa county. the weekend closures right now eastbound friday night until

monday. mornings. >> but obviously, if you finish the work sooner open it up sooner with this closure, caltrans does have some suggested alternate routes. those heading east should exit on the highway for eastbound in hercules. >> to northbound 6.80, then re-enter i-80 in fairfield for drivers heading to vallejo and benicia. they can use westbound 7.80, and for people heading to crockett. cummings, skyway between highway 4 and i-80 will remain open. caltrans spokesperson vince jacala says the work is being done on weekends to avoid disrupting the workday commutes. jacala also says it's probably best to steer clear of the eastbound 80 until monday to prevent any traffic delays. we understand that it's inconvenience, but we have to maintain the highway. just you have to maintain your house. >> and that was kron four's. dan thorn reporting for us. that repaving project is expected to be wrapped up by 5 o'clock monday morning. the

next one is an even bigger one affecting westbound 80 between 7.80, in vallejo and highway 4 in hercules work on that project starts labored a week. excuse me, labor day weekend. a reminder that service between the san francisco and millbrae cow train stations is suspended for repairs this weekend. this is one of several closures happening this month. there's a bus bridge between the stops, but riders should still expect delays. happening today. nfl football is back at levi stadium. the forty-niners take on the denver broncos in the second preseason game. head coach kyle shanahan has not said of quarterback brock purdy will play today. shanahan earlier this week that sam darnold will get a majority of the playing time in the 1st half of the game. kickoff is set for 5.30, at levi's stadium. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> a family's call for help after their son goes missing somewhere in the bay area. plus, a historic storm heading for southern california. we have the latest on hurricane hilary. >> and we're tracking it as

well. category 4 hurricane at this moment. all those can lose a lot of punch its way up to socal will have a look at the impact for the bay area and into next week as well. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back. take a look at this. a view of hurricane hilary from outer space. southern california officials are urging people to get ready now before that massive storm hits. john fenoglio has the latest. >> get ready. southern california. >> this is potentially an unprecedented extreme weather event for los angeles,

southern california and the rest of the west coast. hurricane hilary is heading our way and officials are warning residents to prepare now for potentially dangerous weather conditions sunday and monday. >> region is expected to receive anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of rain totaling across la county with up to 7 inches possible in the san gabriel mountains and the foothills. that means possible flash flooding, mudslides, power outages, even the possibility of isolated tornadoes. >> a flood watch will be in effect over the weekend with the threat of flooding in some areas as early as saturday. hillary is expected to weaken to a tropical storm by the time it reaches sow cow. however, emergency management officials say it could still pack a powerful punch with sustained winds of 40 to 60 miles per hour. there's a significant threat. la city and county officials warning residents to be ready to hunker down, saying the window to prepare is quickly closing. i want to keep hitting home the point of how important it

is to prepare, especially we know that this is coming. that means having enough supplies for several days without power, including packaged foods, at least 3 gallons of water per person. extra medications, a hand crank no radio flashlights and batteries, phone chargers, copies of important documents and a first aid kit just to name a few. forecasters say some areas could experience a year's worth of rain in just 2 days making recent burn scar susceptible to debris flows, places like rolling hills estates where hillsides failed and destroyed at least a dozen homes last month are especially vulnerable. lee county sheriff robert luna says his agency is hoping for the best while preparing for a worst-case scenario. we do urge residents to please stay informed through the county website news and social media. >> please prepare. please take this seriously. we are not use hurricane preparation, but it's another example of climate change. so we have to

be prepared for climate events that we're not used to stay safe. stay off the streets in los angeles. john fenoglio kron. 4 news. >> preparation really is so key, especially given what we know how massive this storm is going to be. >> and dave, you've been tracking this for quite some time now. i mean, >> should we expect a lot of impact here in the bay area? >> well, for the bay area, no, not so much of the interesting thing about these things are as when it's over water like that. it's a very stable and to now it hasn't made landfall yet, although its impact is already being felt in southern california in terms of rain and thunder showers. just give you a quick idea where we stand right now. max winds are one. 25, the new report puts into category 3 swat dropped a little bit, but it's still fairly intense. but as you heard earlier, it's going to become a tropical storm when it's in southern california. that's expected probably by tomorrow. now, even though it's a tropical storm, what

you have is over land becomes unstable and you have all that moisture to deal with. so it's basically like monsoon stuff happening all at once. that does mean localized flooding. as you heard about the be locally heavy rain winds, you can get winds well beyond hurricane strength, even though it's just a tropical storm. i say just in quotation marks. let's watch this as it makes its pathway forward. as you also heard here, this is tropical storm warnings for southern california. boyce folks, this san diego weather service and one tropical storm warning. never do that here. you know. so first time they probably had issue that for a while actually comes the hurricane center. but least a week broadcast it. here's about where it is just before it gets into southern california, the category one but expected to become a tropical storm by the time it gets over to the u.s. side, there's the klopp of where you see the heavy rainfall going on for the most part say central valley points to the south. those higher elevations got to watch out. if you're on the great find, for example, you're going up to 5,000 feet of elevation. all that means is all that surface moisture gets pushed up and you get or

graphic lifting or just up sloping and you get more rain coming out. it's the same thing happens in the mountains on the monsoon. so just up everything that you hear about when you see something like this, it's a tropical storm by this point. looks like it's around the vegas area with rains following it. the impact for the bay very, very modest. also because of quick movements going to help everybody out to get that moisture out of here. therefore, it's not going to be around during daytime heating to spark off locally severe weather. let's go back to future cast for take care of the marine layer this afternoon. we're looking good. there's the moisture just starting to make its way up through the mountains. you can see around tahoe, yosemite, we go to tonight. we might have a stray shower even by tomorrow morning, clearing out its wake. we still have the tropical moisture towards the east. again, we clear out for the afternoon and then as we go into monday, again, with all this moisture spewing around, it may come back to us and might see a little stray shower perhaps overnight into monday before things start to

clear on tuesday, there's a look at your high temperatures. 75 oakland, 85. meanwhile for san to be back a little bit. check out the 4 zone forecast. get more into the weeds and what we can expect for today. but the big issue again, stephanie, is a good thing is this thing is moving quickly. it has heavy rains that are associated with it. so i would say people there plan on maybe like all your fire preparation, stuff. all the stuff you do see in the winter type months when you see bad storm come barreling down there with lots of winds and lots of rain just program, all of that going forward, even though it's tropical in nature and environment is not free suitable. so it becomes very unstable throws a lot of moisture around it. so a lot of people are going to share in some of this as we go for, like places like nevada, they see a tropical system never, you right idea. very interesting. thank you so much, dave. you that. >> all right. well, in contra, costa county officials say 5 more dead birds and 2 more groups of mosquitoes have tested positive for west nile virus in all 10 dead birds and 7 groups of mosquitoes have tested positive this year. so

far. south bay mosquitoes infected with west nile virus were found in san jose and the 951-249-5118, zip codes. officials plan on doing in the ski control treatment spray in these 2 areas on tuesday starting at 10:00pm. so keep your windows closed at that time. >> in the south bay and netflix, a software engineer who just started his job has gone missing. his family flew in from new york to try and find him kron. 4 s justin campbell spoke with them. >> yohannes could on. it was staying here in san jose at the y hotel last seen on multiple surveillance cameras leaving monday night getting uber. now his family is in a desperate search to find their loved one. >> i help. >> calling on everyone anyone who can help on spread. that that this you had cut on mother in tears, pleading for the public's help to find her

son. >> she her husband and their el. this you'll flew into the bay area from new york after losing contact with you kind like there's a little >> a little lighter >> but some light. about 5, i like one 50 average build. >> joseph says his brother graduated from core. now this past may and moved to the bay area 2 weeks ago to start working at netflix as a software engineer. he spoke sunday night and talking about. >> how excited he was to be in his new role. he said there is you was raving about his team about his mentors. >> joseph says johan us took an uber ride monday night to the golden gate bridge. welcome center. his sister tried calling but never got an answer. she then noticed tuesday, his phone location moving and she called again. we call it random citizen picks up.

>> right away. he tells us that he saw phone and a wallet with some cash and it is cards id's all untouched. basically right outside the welcome center and his backpack and laptop were also found there. the family contacted san jose police who did a wellness check. >> and learned yohannes had not been home all day monday. the family tells me your honest did not suffer from any mental illness but can't think of one on incident that happened before he went missing. he also had an incident saturday night. so a couple months before where. >> and it will driver was being very suspicious, asking him to cancel the ride. and then pam, like under under the table, police have contacted over as a part of the investigation. family is doing whatever they can to find their loved one. >> my parents have been absolute rocks. they've been. >> inspire me and keep pushing. keep working. and keep doing everything we can. to find it's not just them. the whole community.

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>> welcome back. san francisco muni says they saw a boost in ridership during last weekend's outside lands festival at golden gate park over 889,000 riders to community during outsidelands weekend last year. and this year there were over a million riders. the agency says that's a 26%. boost. cost of auto

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>> an investigation is now underway after a burglary suspect is shot and killed by police in martinez. in san jose city workers are firing back at the mayor over his recent remarks on labored negotiations. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're going to get all those stories in just a moment. but let's start off this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr in the weather center now tracking it all for us a day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody off to that. start with the fog. taking care of a good chunk of the bay and along the coast. however, mixing that out for. >> pretty much everybody seeing a mostly sunny day for today. and those temperatures pretty close to average is what we've got on tap for

today. tomorrow turns into a different deal into monday. a little bit of the influences of this tropical system, which is really on our peripheral as far as we're concerned. it's not going to be a major impact for us, though. there's fog. you can see kind of taken care over the skies over san francisco. meanwhile, here's a looks like on the satellite picture. this is yes, it's hillary in southern california, but it has even made landfall, baja, california, yet. so its impact you can see far from the eye. temperatures are mostly in the 60's over most the geography of the bay. 61, san francisco, 60 fire for 65. meanwhile, 4 san jose the oakland a's game today at 607, game time. first of the orioles temps about mid 60's. cool with some fog. developing late, we'll have mostly sunny skies to get things started. now, 83, it looks like by high noon we'll do about 90 by the mid afternoon and we are looking for a little bit the heat pump by the middle of the week after all this tropical business. and we kind of clear out the atmosphere of more on

that in your 4 zone forecast to stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. the department of justice is joining the investigation into a deadly shooting in martinez. police say 4 officers shot at 2 burglary suspects near a cannabis dispensary. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with neighbors living nearby. >> a dark blue sedan slumped over the sidewalk just a few yards away from the velvet cannabis dispensary in martinez. police say the 2 suspects who are inside of it crashed into a fire hydrant in an attempt to flee police were barking. so i got the shooting back home at around 03:30am, in the morning. martinez police responded to an alarm, alerting them of an attempted burglary at the dispensary on sunrise drive. when officers arrived. police chief andrew white says a white suv was seen leaving the white says at some point an officer was assaulted and 4 officers opened fire. multiple mike. 10 to 15 paris believe he lives

behind the dispensary on whether lee lane and woke up to the gunshots police say the suspects in the blue sedan that crashed were hospitalized. one was pronounced dead. the officer assaulted was also hospitalized with a minor injury. >> the dispensary announced on its website but it was closed until further notice. we're. >> and isn't that cool area? >> it the owners tell kron 4 of the suspects were not able to break in and did not take anything initially. the contra costa county district attorney's office was involved in the investigation, but the da's office has since stepped aside. now that the state department of justice has taken over the shooting investigation. this happens when unarmed civilians are killed in a shooting involving police in martinez, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> alameda county's da is dropping the charges against a security guard who shot and killed a man outside a bar in

hayward. the shooting happened in may of last year at the why not lounge on west a street by 8.80. well, margaret was working for the bar when he called police saying he had shot someone in the parking lot. garrett was arrested and charged with murder. the district attorney's office says it is dismissing this case saying they could not prove that garrett did not act in self-defense. and a number of california lawmakers are backing up. governor gavin newsom's proposal to add a 28th amendment to the u.s. constitution on gun safety. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace brings us reaction. what needs to happen for this amendment to be added? >> the 28, it was earlier this summer. governor gavin newsom first proposed the idea a 28th amendment to the u.s. constitution calling for gun safety. now democrats in the legislature officially authored a joint resolution endorsing the governor's proposal. notice the right to safety amendment in 4 main pillars, including calls to raise the minimum age,

allowing people to purchase a gun to 21 years old also included universal background checks. a multi day waiting period before a gun can be released to the buyer and a ban forbidding civilians from purchasing with the newsom. administration describes as assault weapons were not trying to repeal the second amendment. we're trying to make sure true to say for assembly. public safety committee chair reggie jones or co-opted the joint resolution in support of the amendment. think i find anyone. >> that's going to say that we should do more to make sure we protect the most innocent people that we need to do more to protect our kids school that we need do more. what happens churches and >> we just need to do more. it's a message the governor echoed this week as he spoke about gun violence and mass shootings in america. it sickens me to my core as a parent. >> should stick in all of as community member getting the proposed constitutional amendment to the finish line will be no easy task legislatures and 2 thirds of all 50 states must first call for a constitutional

convention to debate and vote on the proposed amendment and 3 quarters of all states must then approve given today's political landscape. that means at least a handful of purple and red states must be on board. it is almost impossible to ratify a u.s. constitutional amendment. political science professor dan schnur says regardless of the outcome just getting to this point is a win-win for newsom. even if he's not successful in passing a constitutional amendment that is going elevate his political profile and a very important and a very helpful way by talking about them. control newsom is reminding his supporters why they like and he's able to bank political capital that will help them those more difficult in state political challenges going forward. >> and by mid september, democrats in the super majority here at the state capitol are expected to vote in favor of that resolution calling for a constitutional convention. when that happens, one stay down. 33 to go reporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news.

>> in the south bay starting monday, the santa clara county sheriff's office kicks off a gun collection program to get weapons off the streets. anyone who turns over a gun gets a $50 visa. gift card. the office says these will be issued on a first come first serve bases. you can turn in any firearms at the sent sheriff's headquarters in san jose. a city worker strike was averted earlier this week in san jose following labor negotiations. but the mayor made his position very clear about this deal, saying it was not a good one for residents in san jose. well, now city workers and their supporters are firing back from for says you do reports. >> earlier this week the cityr of jose avoided a strike by city workers. so today we're here to celebrate in closed session. a majority of the jose city council voted in favor of the negotiated increase in investments and staffing. union members were feeling pretty good about the new deal. but jose matt mahan not so much what working

families will likely see because of this is higher taxes. >> and service cuts such as library hours and 9-1-1, response times friday, san jose city workers, community leaders and elected officials held a press conference taking aim at the mayor's comments. right now we seeing rhetoric the city of san jose workers are somehow pitted against the city residents and that services are going to be cut. we know that the city of san jose can affords the contract that we just achieved and that city services do not have to be cut in order to do that. that is not the way the mayor of use it. >> he criticizes the city council for approving something that he thinks is a bad deal for san jose. residents are leaders were elected to represent the people. >> and the needs of the people took a backseat, think it was important to call out the mayor for his divisive language and misinformation that he's been spreading. these are the individuals who >> are running ours. our community centers are running our programs and it's key that

were going to play happy to work for infield appreciated. both here say the most significant aspect of the new contract is the increase in wages and historic wage we received a 6% a 5% and then a 3.5 to in 3rd year. union representatives say the new contract will also address employee recruitment retention. >> in san jose has it made kron 4 news? >> search teams on maui continue the grueling task of combing through ash and debris. crews are using x-ray units and other equipment to identify victims and process remains nonprofits and volunteers on the island are also stepping up delivering meals to thousands of displaced people. free shipping containers san francisco filled with essential supplies of set sail for hawaii. this happened yesterday, a group of bay area dock workers have been collecting donations since sunday. organizers say the community's response has been

overwhelming and they actually stop collecting donations yesterday afternoon. >> most of us that are here right now. got here at 05:30am, in the morning to set up and we have not left until >> 8 8.30, >> so and it's hard to take a break. honestly, when you're just running all over the place, it was very long days. but where we're okay with that because, you know, it's it's important actually help people when they're in need just like you would like to be helped. >> the organizers say these containers left the port of oakland will take about 13 days for the shipment to get to their final destination and more than 40 animals in need of shelter have been brought to the bay area from maui. the animals were brought in an emergency flight last night. they'll be going to berkeley humane in berkeley, marina, humane in novato animal rescue foundation in walnut creek, east bay spca oakland and dublin, tri city, animal shelter in fremont and friends of the alameda animal shelter in alameda. kron four's parent company nexstar is partnering

with the red cross to help people affected by the hawaii wildfires. you can donate to help victims. we have a link on our website. kron 4 dot com. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a mountain lion sighting in a peninsula neighborhood. tell you where. >> and the giants faced off against the braves friday. we have all the highlights for you. >> and for today, it looks play much of a summertime day as we look for those inland temperatures to reach the lower 90's, east bay, shoreline mixture, 70's and 80's keeping an eye on hillary. however, little bit of an impact will get here in the bay. going to check that out your 4 zone forecast a out your 4 zone forecast a better.

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>> welcome back kron. morning news. good morning, everybody live shot coming in at sfo and that traditional morning fog greeting us as well. no delays happening up that way. and we'll see this fog clear on out. even along those coastal areas as well know, tomorrow is a different story. we might actually get some starting the day off, actually with some scattered showers, potentially even some thunder showers going on. but that will be very brief in the morning hours and actually opening up nicely for a sunny afternoon on balance. meanwhile, the mountains, it's going to be a different story for tomorrow. count on those calling an isolated thunder showers. that's kind of a timing issue probably by sunday night. it's going to be more the scattered or the thunder showers in play. same deal for monday. it looks like by tuesday starting to clear out already temperatures notice how reduce they are in the lower 60's, even though this is tropical moisture. but it really underscores how quickly this system is moving when it hasn't even made it landfall yet. and by tuesday, it's already out of our region. here it is. the moisture

bubbling up making its way across the river. you will notice. meanwhile, southern california, the actually have a tropical storm warning occurring. now the used to issue only for coastal areas in the county's the touch the coast. they change that about 10 years ago or so or 12. so now told the county's even inland site, riverside county has it, which is all inland. but now they change that. so 60's going on to the east bay, will notice 69 for antioch. 65 san jose. 60 for santa rose and 61 for san francisco watching this into motion. you know, the the moist, the deeper moisture still far to our south and southeast, little bit of gets kind of mixed up here a little bit. so potenthally for the bay area might have some early morning showers going on tomorrow or maybe hit or miss thunder shower quickly clears out again. the deeper moisture to our east. we do the same thing again. it looks like a late tomorrow night into monday with this still in our backyard. and look how quickly that all dissipates just pulls all that moisture out with it. so it's a quick mover for

everybody and most of the week on ballots to be pretty uneventful. looks like a little temperature bump for you by the middle of the week. let's check out today again, your saturday and the 4 zone forecast 70 for san francisco. let's do those middle 60's along the coast, 80 for millbrae 78 burlingame, 80 for foster city. 85 for redwood city in the south bay. most readings in the mid 80's got 92 for morgan hill. looks like east bay shoreline. lower 80's, lower 90's cover good chunk of tri valley. 93 for danville, 93 for concord, 72 for berkeley. with 73, 90 fairfield. 83 for napa and 87 for santa rosa again tomorrow morning might have will stray thunder shower working in here, too. then we clear out for the afternoon hours there's that temperature bump. i mentioned earlier for thursday, as you can see, middle 90's and we're kind of mild along the coast with a lot of 70's cooking. stephanie, but certainly watching what's going on here is hillary going on tomorrow and a little bit lingering

around here for monday as well, ok? all right. well, we will send good wishes to our friends in very much wanted. all right. thank you, dave. >> tension cheese fans, the 8th annual san francisco cheese fest will be held at the ferry building on september. 23rd. >> the festival offers lots of samples from artisan cheesemakers to pair with wine and beer. and these are images from previous years. tickets are on sale now. sounds like a good a time. haha. well, an online spotted in a san mateo neighborhood leads first e search. take a look. the sighting was on vanessa drive near south grant street in san mateo, a resident who spotted the animal say the mountain lion didn't appear to be hostile or aggressive. still, a shelter-in-place was issued out of an abundance of caution. >> i'm actually kind. i so i love that. there's wild around here. i love that. they've managed to survive. so i

that's kind of cool. obviously, they're a danger to which you know, the thing most people are concerned about children and what not mostly, i think, well, then we'll try to stay by themselves. so if there. massively around people that i start worrying, if they're sick, we have other like starting have other sorts of problems, but obviously would be good to get out of the middle of the gulf, but different around here. >> police say they did complete a search to make sure the mountain lion was no longer in the neighborhood. and the first indigenous woman astronaut to go to space is coming back home. nicole mann is set to visit petaluma on september 19th just stop by schools to discuss her five-month stay at the international space station and do a presentation at the petaluma women's club. the petaluma city council also plans to proclaim september 19th nicole mandate. she grew up in petaluma and enlisted in the u.s. naval academy. she attended stanford and after deployed twice to iraq and

afghanistan with the u.s. marine corps, she joined nasa's astronaut corps in 2013. so incredibly talented. and we look forward to welcoming her home. well, the giants faced off against the braves in the first game of their series on friday. kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney tells us where the orange a block stand after last night's game. >> the 2nd half of the season hasn't been especially kind to the giants. if the season ended today, they'd have the second nl wild card spot. but august has brought a lot of losses and there are plenty of teams nipping right on their heels. so it's no wonder gabe kaplan has been feeling a little feisty lately. major league baseball find cap lure and suspended him for one game on friday. the suspension is for returning to the dugout after he was ejected from tuesday's game against tampa bay capital was ejected by home plate umpire chad whitson for arguing a strike call in the 4th inning. you can't do that cap. it was his second ejection of the season and 7

of his careers. so bench coach kiker pitching coach andrew bailey join forces as interim manager in the game. so let's check in on what happened in atlanta. the braves offense. boy, it's a juggernaut this season doesn't need any handouts from the giants, but they got one in the first 2 on one out. olson hits what should be an inning ending double play ball to brandon crawford. instead puts it and turns it into a run-scoring error. so it's one nothing continues for marcel ozuna who rips an rbi single to center. >> also scores and it's 2, nothing brains and they add on in the second austin riley crushes the line or to left that joc. just has no chance of catching off the base of the michael harris scores. and that makes it 3 zip braves. giants their chances against spencer strider in the 5th. they put 2 on with 2 outs for michael conforto who goes down swinging strider struck out 10

in picking up his 14th win. giants hitters struck out 13 times were held to just 2 hits. not a great start to erode trust, the a's also loss to the orioles at the coliseum. so better luck next time for both area baseball teams that will do it for sports. okay. thank you. >> auto industry workers are nearing the end of their current contract. that could mean another strike is just around the corner about 146,000 members of the united auto workers union will decide next week whether or not to head to the picket lines. the united auto workers union's contracts with ford, general motors and others expires. september 14th. show your driver's license could soon be as easy as opening an app on your phone. the california dmv is testing a pilot program. residents to use a mobile driver's license app. they call it m d l it allows holder's to make purchases access airport checkpoints. the app will not replace physical cards, but it will provide an alternative to the

traditional license. right now the m deal is being accepted at some tsa lanes, including lax, san francisco and san jose. the pilot program is limited to the first one and a half million participants. for the weekend. if you're looking for something fun to do as a free back-to-school block party on treat avenue in san francisco. it starts at 11 this morning runs until 4 in the afternoon between 17th and harrison streets. they will be arts and crafts classes, performances and back-to-school resources. this is free to attend. there are

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get married. that's according to a survey by the thriving center of psychology. the survey says about 75% of millennials and gen z-ers say they can't get married because of the economic climate. 85% say they don't think marriage is necessary for a committed relationship. and according to a study by the not the average cost of a wedding last year was $30,000 due to inflation. more than 900 people participated in the survey. and this sunday is dedicated to psychedelic rock in san francisco. the flaming lips are closing out. this summer's stern grove concert series to celebrate the city is declaring tomorrow flaming lips day the show has stern grove is free, but there are no tickets available right now for the festival in past events, stern grove has released a small batch of tickets just before the show. the show is tomorrow. august 20th at 01:00pm. still ahead in the next hour on the kron morning news. a major roadway

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how the dmv is stepping in. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday august the 19th we're going to could be covering a lot of content for you. let's start getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and our traditional fog is checking in this morning with the overcast skies a little bit downtown. that will break up for mostly sunny out probably tomorrow morning. >> mike at the pitter patter of a little bit of rain working early in the day. and then that will clear out for the afternoon. but obviously the deeper moisture far from home. at that point, it will be off towards our east and southeast. but for now, just appen. here is the get the shot from downtown with that morning fog and all temperatures are mostly in the 60's over the region. 68 for san jose got 69 already for antioch. but even along coastal locations, half

moon bay. 61, as we see in san francisco as well. and that does trailed by a couple degrees from where we were this time yesterday. there's hillary. you can see very clearly defined to our south. that is now a category 3 storm from the latest report it was for we joined you this morning. the moisture you can see already being felt in southern california and for the colorado river valley to already got 83 at high noon at 3 o'clock talking 90 will see some of those mid 90's working their way a little bit inland. we expect some upper 90's by the middle of next week away after the hurricane has passed or what's left of it. and into next weekend, maybe pull back in those temperatures yet again will have a look at that late summer time forecast coming up for you and a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> new this morning, fire crews are cleaning up after flames broke out overnight at a martinez strip mall for stephanie justice is live at the scene with the latest on the situation. tiffany.

>> yes, stephanie, this row of businesses on the strip mall impacted by this fire that broke out around 5 o'clock this morning at this time, crews have come in and they're starting to board up the windows from the damage this fire cause. i did hear back from the contra costa fire tell me that this call originally came in as an exterior fire. but crews when they arrived, they noticed it was coming from inside and called for additional backup. their main concern. they tell me that was it was making sure that the fire did not spread and that no one was inside. we're told by contra costa fire. this was a small accidental electrical fire that started inside of that building. they were quick to get that fire under control within 20 minutes. we want to go and show you some video. we did get into the newsroom of when this fire was really going. you can see all that smoke. >> billowing out trying to escape fire crews having to knock out doors and windows. a very scary moment for business

owners here at this strip mall having to wake up to this bad news. we also know that no injuries were reported. again, the cause of this fire, a small electrical fire. >> caused inside of that building behind us. stephanie, back to you. yeah, hopefully those business owners are able to recover and bounce back quickly from all of this. thank you, tiffany, for your reporting. >> well, breaking news from overnight, a contra costa county sheriff's cruiser was involved in a crash as you can see there. is video from the scene. you can see damage on the front end of the sheriff's car. it appears from the video. this collision also involved a white pickup truck just behind that. park crews are there, as you can see, this is on highway. 24 in oakland, we've reached out to the chp and the contra costa cou ty sheriff's office. for more details on what happened here. its self-driving car company cruise is taking half of its fleet off the roadways in san francisco following a request from the dmv. cruz is now under investigation after

2 recent collisions involving its cars under the new rules. no more than 50 driverless cars can now operate during the day. 150 cars will be on the roadways at night. these rules remain in place until the dmv investigation is complete. it's all coming after 2 crashes happened thursday night, including one involving a san francisco fire truck. 24 is dan kerman has more on that. at 10, 20 thursday night, a driverless cruise vehicle. >> with one passenger collided with the san francisco fire truck that was heading to an emergency with lights and sirens as the citizen video shows the 2 vehicles came to rest at the intersection of turkey and poll. our expressed by our fire chief has been interferes with first responders and we're now seeing that play out on the streets of san ranging the incident last night, 2 of which there are now over 60 that we have documented where

autonomous vehicles have inhibited fire trucks, ambulances, police cars. >> in critical situations, san francisco supervisor aaron peskin says that's why the city has asked the california public utilities commission. >> to pause the unlimited expansion of cruise and waymo vehicles in the city when they are able to solve these defects, they should be allowed to expand a bit by bit. but turning all the lights on at once is a recipe, a recipe for disaster. and we're experiencing real time in a lengthy tweet, cruz says one of our cars entered the intersection on a green light and was struck by an emergency vehicle that appeared to be en route to an emergency scene. we are investigating to better understand our a b performance and we'll be in touch with the city of san francisco about the event. crews also points out and police confirm the passenger who was taken to the hospital had non life-threatening injuries. we are please and relieved that the passenger was not seriously hurt, but

>> there was also a fire that was going coed 3 lights and sirens that was not able to get to the call that they that they been dispatched to. andrew seems to completely not care about that. while the incident is still under investigation, san francisco police point out all vehicles must yield to on-duty emergency vehicles operating in an emergency mode. 2 hours later at 20 after midnight, another crash as this citizen video shows. this one involves a driverless cruise vehicle and a dark colored sedan at 26th and mission. >> and this case, police say they believe the driver of the dark sedan was at fault and likely entered the intersection against a red light. it's unknown if or when the cpu c will rule on pausing the expansion of cruise and waymo. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, sonoma county deputies rescued a driver after a car crash down a steep embankment. deputies say it happened friday afternoon between calistoga and santa rosa. they found the

driver 100 feet off the roadway in the ravine with the help of the helicopter crews rescued and took the driver to the hospital. happening today. alameda county da pamela price is holding a town hall meeting. this coming in response to a recall campaign now under way to remove her from office, oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce president charge carl chan is leading this effort. he claims prices failing to get justice for those who need it and that crime is spiraling out of control. he says the town hall needs today at 01:00pm at the cornerstone missionary baptist church in oakland. said valley christian school staff member is in police custody after allegedly paying students to provide him with explicit images and video police arrested. 43 year-old told todd baldwin following a search of his office and morgan hill home. police say they were notified wednesday of explicit digital media. the suspect had in his possession. a man is recovering this morning after being shot in east palo alto. it happened

around 8.30, last night outside city hall. the victim was rushed to the hospital where he is listed in stable condition. the shooter is still on the loose. and one person is dead after a shooting in san francisco. that happened friday afternoon on harrison street. when officers arrived, they found the victim suffering from gunshot wounds. that person was taken to the hospital where they later died. so far no arrests have been made. and we continue our coverage of the south, a sho ting that left a san jose police officer in critical condition. the suspect pictured here is also accused of attacking his pregnant wife and he made his first court appearance friday. gabriel carreras faces several charges, including attempted murder. officials say careers his wife called 9-1-1 telling police she was being assaulted by her drunk husband. >> when one officer yelled san jose police come out. kerr came out of the balcony door and fired a gun at the officer. striking her below. her bullet prep striking her

below her bulletproof vest and causing serious bodily injury to her intestine and colon, liver gallbladder and spine. she remains in the hospital and has further surgeries ahead of her. >> the suspect remains in custody without bail. happening right now, a stretch of eastbound i-80 is closed in the east bay. that closure is part of ongoing construction work. kron four's dan thorn explains what's next. >> a heads up for east bay drivers. the pavement on this stretch of i-80 in contra costa county is getting a facelift after years of wear and tear. the main reason do it is is to make the payment safer and smoother for everybody. it's a major route in. >> thousands of people use it every day and over time, it just got more. now here's where to expect the closure. caltrans will have crews repaving between highway 4 in hercules and cummings. skyway in crockett. >> this is the 3rd weekend of

for caltrans closures in contra costa county. the weekend closures right now eastbound friday night until monday. mornings. >> but obviously, if you finish the work sooner than open it up sooner with this closure, caltrans does have some suggested alternate routes. those heading east should exit on the highway for eastbound in hercules. >> to northbound 6.80, then re-enter i-80 in fairfield for drivers heading to vallejo and benicia. they can use westbound 7.80, and for people heading to crockett. cummings, skyway between highway 4 and i-80 will remain open. caltrans spokesperson vince jacala says the work is being done on weekends to avoid disrupting the workday commutes to call. a also says it's probably best to steer clear of the eastbound 80 until monday to prevent any traffic delays. we understand that inconvenience, but we have to maintain highway just like you have to maintain your house. >> and that was kron four's.

dan thorn reporting for us. that repaving project is expected to be wrapped up by 5 o'clock monday morning. the next project is an even bigger one affecting westbound 80 between 7.80, in vallejo and highway 4 in hercules work on that starts labor day weekend. and a reminder service between san francisco and millbrae cal train stations is suspended for repairs this weekend. this is one of several closures happening this month. there is a bus bridge between the stops but riders should still expect delays. and happening today, nfl football is back at levi stadium. the forty-niners take on the denver broncos in the second preseason game. head coach kyle shanahan has not said if quarterback brock purdy will play today. shanahan earlier this week that sam darnold will get a majority of the playing time in the 1st half of the game. kickoff is set for 5.30, at levi stadium. and coming up next on the kron, morning news, a popular salad dressing has origins right here in san francisco.

>> we're joined live in studio with the executive chef of the hotel that created it. >> what was cooking in the tropics? yes, it's hurricane hilary. a category 3 storm actually expected to make a travel to the u.s. southwest. we'll take a look at the impact of the bay. what we've got going on to the southern california kron. 4 morning news continues. all right. welc

back. taking a live look now at conditions in walnut creek. looking nice and sunny out there and quite a bit of traffic at 9.13 this saturday

morning. >> let's check in now with day for more on what we need to know before we step outdoors. a good morning stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're also watching hurricane hilary, although its impact on us is going to be very, very modest. here's the latest stats that we have on it going on. >> max winds are one. 25. that's the near the center of circulation. by the way. and there's your pressure. it's fairly low to even for an atlantic hurricane. so there we have the progress of let's move this forward. all these yellows or oranges, rather, you see that orange stuff. that means tropical storm warning. you don't see the pain in socal at all. that means a county like riverside county has a tropical storm warning going on. never thought ever say that in my life. but anyway, it's inland and they didn't used to issue what those for inland counties. all right. here's the rain coverage that we're looking at. this is now tomorrow. we're looking at still category one. it says across the border, heavy rains that will be focused off towards the east as well because that's where most of the moisture is going to be. let's go forward with this thing here now. we're at sunday that sunday at 05:00pm

up here. this starts to get late on sunday early on monday. again, most of the rain we'll be in our mountains. from a great, great fine. and then also up to around tahoe as well. we'll get some of this activity again. we're talking tomorrow and tomorrow night through nevada, the impact for the bay area. very modest. we might get a few showers tomorrow morning. we'll clear out in the afternoon and potentially in the back side of this in the monday might have some scattered showers as well. scattered showers as well. here is a northern nevada and going to be up to oregon. probably before we get tuesday. so it shows you this things moving quickly taking most of the moisture with it. let's get closer to home here. marine layer is gone. there's the arrival of hillary. couple little stray showers late tonight might have something tomorrow morning to note couple scattered showers. there's your deeper moisture continues to move. and it looks like there's some training action going on that used to cause flash flooding. and we might even have some locally severe weather associated with that. and then

as you can see by monday, predawn, this system is almost entirely exit, california. today we're talking 70 san francisco. 85 for san jose. 75 for oakland kind of narrowing things down a little bit for us today. it's sunny, hot, inland 90's going on, typical kind of program tomorrow might have an early shower. thunder shower question. mark. okay. after we get past the morning hours, we open up nicely for the day and then tomorrow night clouds come back again. we might have that little scattered shower for monday, but most of the balance of the week, mostly sunny and hot by the middle of next week. we've got middle 90's in the east bay 80's. meanwhile, up to the north, it's not quite cook. and if you will, is just on the warm side, we're just kind of warm here, stephanie, you're cooking. >> all right, dave. yes, we're definitely cooking something delicious here. now you have likely seen green goddess dressing on the shelves at your local grocery store. but did you know the original recipe was created right here in san francisco at the palace

hotel? well, this coming wednesday, the hotel is celebrating the one 100th birthday of the dressing with green goddess dae jung. joining us live now is executive chef at the palace. so tell thom u.s. roads. good morning to you. good morning. thank you for inviting me. of course. we're so happy to have you to show off green goddess dressing. so first of all, tell us a bit about the history of this dressing. it's very special. well, and there are 3 people, a cast of characters that we need to really think for this dressing. >> one of is fully parlous archer. and then george, excuse me, george, our list, william archer and flee pro william archer was the actual person who actually invented the play green very interesting. so george, our list was one of the lead actors in the role and then flee pro mayor. he was actually the executive chef 100 years ago at the palace hotel, which very unique. he was the that was moments we had a they had a gala. gala

event out of household hotel commemorate the green got his george are less went to fully and asked him. is there something that you can make to present on the menu? so that we can, you know, can remember the green got his plate right turned george and said george, hey, no problem. we've got staying. he takes goes back to lab, lab or tory, aka the kitchen and started working on the green goddess recipe back then back then it essentially manny's bays and sour cream. garlic lemon juice. some anchovies and a little bit herbs and 100 years kind of like, you know, change is the recipe. so i kind all, yes, holes with that being said, made it a little bit lighter. we took out the man is in the sour cream. we need a little more so it's lighter. it's more or b by adding paragon into it. and that's basically

what we've been for today. we still kept the it sounds like that was a pretty popular. yeah. part of the whole now we know that the tell you guys are celebrating this coming wednesday with the special event. yes, special menu. yeah. so walk us through what people can expect as well. so we're having a gala event of her own and that's going to be on wednesday, a and we are going to >> celebrate the proclamation from london breed that the 23rd is going to be green. got to stay. so that you're goddess day. all right. and so this is something that people can expect when they stop by. absolutely. and so show us show us what they what they expect to see. so essentially, have all the ingredients for the the revised version of the pals and of the palace crab salad in the green goddess dressing. essentially we take and putting our blender. all right. our herbs, chives, you make it all from scratch. absolutely. yeah. parsley will putin signed and 10, a little more bases as we have tara gonna put inside as well. now.

it's very fragrant. yes, it is. in addition that will use a little bit of spinach plants that gives it that really bright, vibrant, you know, avocado green garlic. onions. and where do you source all of your ingredients we use vendors sourced locally within 50 miles of san francisco, local farmer. yes. and then the world famous there they a little bit of acid from a limb and a little bit vinegar as and that's basically it. so what we'll do next is turn on the blender and puree all these ingredients and slowly, most of fy in our all of oil. wow. okay. then we season as we need and, you know, basically turn on view. and then to the magic of tv boom, we it >> how long does it take for you to produce enough green goddess dressing, too.

>> feed all customers who come we we make it in 5 gallon increments. 5 as well. sometimes will make 10 and you 2 or 3 batches at a time. so and we go through that we use them for other things. we use them for a sandwich spread, which is really tasty. dressing on his hands on a sandwich. >> with chicken or or salmon or something like that. in addition to that, we also use it for crude it's a great community dipped interest day. it's just so incredible to me how green goddess dressing it has its roots in san francisco. it's just so need that that history is rooted here in the bay area. yeah, absolutely. it's it's it's an honor to be able to. >> to carry on the tradition. i tell you what, we'll do a little sample of what it's going to look like. what a show us you'd like to have. you generally. that's a prepared. okay. so with our dressing itself, we're going to playing chef here take a little bit of the dressing. put it in the middle of the plate and kind of artistically spread it around the plate. so we get some pretty nurse. yeah, on there, it's not too

go. how do you generally decide what the designs are going to look like to every time i eat at a nice restaurant an establishment like yours, for so impressed it looks like part play. sometimes sometimes it comes from areas of the of just some time in social media, sometimes from sometimes i look at the skin of bark of a tree. and i think how can i do that on a desert or how can i do that? >> on on bread or something like, yeah, it's a design. it comes from everywhere looking out you know, spacey look at the moon in the in the surface of the moon. okay. >> so, you know, formula really knows. just where where in seattle so we the version that we're serving at the hotel for the palace grounds is kind of a deconstructed version we're not tossing it with dressing cause. the dressing is already on the bottom of the plate. rangers addressing on the bottom. we put our salad on a then we

take our condiments that we're putting on to the plate as well. we introduce cucumber for a little bit of texture, gives a little crunch. yes, freshness. and we and our crab. fresh dungeness crab meat that we put on a as so and this is or standard the palace hotel. and if people want a vegetarian option, they can probably absolutely absolutely. and if someone is allergic to to crustaceans, then we have chicken and also salmon as well. just going to move this driver so people can see your hand. you handiwork. okay. we also put some tiny vegetables on here to give it some a little bit of pop. a little bit of adorable. and you have a little beat. may be care. it. >> so it gives it you know some mistakes. yeah, and some colors. are some crunch? yeah. little garnish with our. watermelon and then finally.

some felt panel confetti. and that'll come fed. there you that's fun, breathing circus of ingredients. there. and that's essentially our salad. very simple. very. it's pretty easy to make. and the dressing pretty easy to make sounds pretty easy to assemble. and it tastes pretty good. all right. thank you so much for showing us this beautiful work of a plate. executive chef thomas rhodes with the palace hotel. thank you for joining us. thank you so much. all right. we'll be right back. eveverery y bubusisines dedeseservrveses a a g gre.

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>> investigation is now underway after a burglary suspect is shot and killed by police in martinez and san jose city workers are firing back at the mayor over his remarks on recent labor negotiations. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. we'll get to those stories in just a moment. we're going to start off this half hour with a look at our forecast that dave spahr has been tracking all morning long. a a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and kind of an unusual weekend we have is we have a tropical system on the west coast that hasn't even made landfall yet.

>> and it's going to move through baja, california, up north across the california border, probably as a tropical storm but still packing a lot of punch and a lot of moisture that the atmosphere has the kind of absorb and take with that as well. check out what's going on there. cloud cover and all that kind of business. this is a downtown shot, as you can see, kind of overcast for right now. it's all that kind of lingering around just a bit. but here it is. the moisture bubbling up from a hurricane. hilary. that's category 3 storm as we speak. and already you can see that rain coming up through the colorado river valley. but we definitely can use that rain as you'll see a lot for nevada later on 60's over most of the east bay for right now. 74 for antioch, 59 for half moon bay and 61. meanwhile, for san francisco at the ballpark today for the oakland a's hosting the game time about 607. so temps mid 60's are going to be obviously falling and that bay area fog rolling on in late west-southwest winds at about 10 look ahead

for today. let's called 87 by 1 o'clock by for about 90 lower 90's, working for highs today. but we get to the middle of the week might actually see some upper 90's and the wake of all of business, this tropical business and a little bit of a warm-up after get past all that. but it walk you through what we expect over the next few days with all this tropical moisture in a backyard. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the department of justice is joining the investigation into a deadly shooting in martinez. police say 4 officers shot at 2 burglary suspects near a cannabis dispensary. four's philippe djegal spoke with neighbors living nearby. >> a dark blue sedan slumped over the sidewalk just a few yards away from the velvet cannabis dispensary in martinez. police say the 2 suspects who are inside of it crashed into a fire hydrant in an attempt to flee police were barking. so i got the shooting about home at around 03:30am, in the morning. martinez police responded to an alarm, alerting them of an attempted burglary at the dispensary on

sunrise drive. when officers arrived. police chief andrew white says a white suv was seen leaving the white says at some point an officer was assaulted and 4 officers opened fire. multiple mike. 10 to 15 paris believe he lives behind the dispensary on whether lee lane and woke up to the gunshots police say the suspects in the blue sedan that crashed were hospitalized. one was pronounced dead. the officer assaulted was also hospitalized with a minor injury. >> the dispensary announced on its website but it was closed until further notice. we're. >> and isn't that cool area? >> rise and the owners tell kron 4 of the suspects were not able to break in and did not take anything initially. the contra costa county district attorney's office was involved in the investigation, but the da's office has since stepped aside. now that the state department of justice

has taken over the shooting investigation. this happens when unarmed civilians killed in a shooting involving police in martinez, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay, a netflix software engineer who just started his job has gone missing. his family flew in from new york to try and find him kron. 4 s justin campbell spoke with them. >> at 22 year-old johannes could on. it was staying here in san jose at the y hotel last seen on multiple surveillance cameras leaving ionday night getting uber. now his family is in a desperate search to find their loved one. >> i help. >> calling on everyone anyone who can help on spread. that that this you had cut on mother in tears, pleading for the public's help to find her son. >> she her husband and their el. this flew into the bay area from new york after

losing contact with you kind like there's a little >> a little lighter >> but some light. about 5, i like one 50 average build. >> joseph says his brother graduated from core. now this past may and moved to the bay area 2 weeks ago to start working at netflix as a software engineer. he spoke sunday night and talking about. >> how excited he was to be in his new role. he said there is you was raving about his team about his mentors. >> joseph says johan us took an uber ride monday night to the golden gate bridge. welcome center. his sister tried calling but never got an answer. she then noticed tuesday, his phone location moving and she called again. we call it random citizen picks up. >> right away. he tells us that he saw a phone and a wallet with some cash and it is cards id's all untouched. basically right outside the welcome center and his

backpack and laptop were also found there. the family contacted san jose police who did a wellness check. >> and learned yohannes had not been home all day monday. the family tells me your honest did not suffer from any mental illness but can't think of one on incident that happened before he went missing. he also had an incident saturday night. so a couple months before where. >> and it will driver was being very suspicious, asking him to cancel the ride. and then pam, like under under the table, police have contacted over as a part of the investigation. family is doing whatever they can to find their loved one. >> my parents have been absolute rocks. they've been. >> inspire me to keep pushing. keep working. and keep doing everything we can. to find it's not just them. the whole community. >> reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> its city workers strike was averted earlier this week in san jose following labor

negotiations. but the mayor made his position clear about the deal saying it was not a good one for residents in san jose. now city workers and their supporters are firing back. four's haaziq madyun reports. >> earlier this week the city of jose avoided a strike by city workers. so today we're here to celebrate in closed session majority of the jose city council voted in favor of the negotiated increase in investments and staffing. union members were feeling pretty good about the new deal. but jose matt mahan not so much what working families will likely see because of this is higher taxes. >> and service cuts such as library hours and 9-1-1, response times friday, san jose city workers, community leaders and elected officials held a press conference taking aim at the mayor's comments. right now we seeing rhetoric the city of san jose workers are somehow pitted against the city residents and that services are going to be cut.

we know that the city of san jose can affords the contract that we just achieved and that city services do not have to be cut in order to do that. that is not the way the mayor of use it. >> he criticizes the city council for approving something that he thinks is a bad deal for san jose. residents are leaders were elected to represent the people. >> and the needs of the people took a backseat, think it was important to call out the mayor for his divisive language and misinformation that he's been spreading. these are the individuals who >> are running ours. our community centers are running our programs and it's key that were going places that are happy to work for infield appreciated here say the most significant aspect of the new contract is the increase in wages and historic wage we received a 6% a 5% and then a 3.5 to in 3rd year. union representatives say the new contract will also address employee recruitment retention. >> in san jose has it made

kron 4 news? >> all right. take a look at this. a view of hurricane hilary from outer space. how cool is that? southern california officials are urging people to get ready now before the storm hits. john fenoglio has the latest. >> get ready. southern california. >> this is potentially an unprecedented extreme weather event for los angeles, southern california and the rest of the west coast. hurricane hilary is heading our way and officials are warning residents to prepare now for potentially dangerous weather conditions sunday and monday. >> region is expected to receive anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of rain totaling across la county with up to 7 inches possible in the san gabriel mountains and the foothills. that means possible flash flooding, mudslides, power outages, even the possibility of isolated tornadoes. >> a flood watch will be in effect over the weekend with the threat of flooding in some areas as early as saturday.

hillary is expected to weaken to a tropical storm by the time it reaches sow cow. however, emergency management officials say it could still pack a powerful punch with sustained winds of 40 to 60 miles per hour. there's a significant threat. la city and county officials warning residents to be ready to hunker down, saying the window to prepare is quickly closing. i want to keep hitting home the point of how important it is to prepare, especially we know that this is coming. that means having enough supplies for several days without power, including packaged foods, at least 3 gallons of water per person. extra medications, a hand crank no radio flashlights and batteries, phone chargers, copies of important documents and a first aid kit just to name a few. forecasters say some areas could experience a year's worth of rain in just 2 days making recent burn scar susceptible to debris flows, places like rolling hills estates where hillsides failed and destroyed at least a dozen homes last month are

especially vulnerable. la county sheriff robert luna says his agency is hoping for the best while preparing for a worst-case scenario. we do urge residents to please stay informed through the county website news and social media. >> please prepare. please take this seriously. we are not use hurricane preparation, but it's another example of climate change. so we have to be prepared for climate events that we're not used to stay safe, stay off the streets in los angeles. john fenoglio kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news as hawaii continues to recover from devastating wildfires. the governor has a message for people with plans to travel to the area. we have more with our travel expert coming up after the break. >> and checking up on hillary here, a category 3 storm, a very defined. well, i hear but still hasn't made landfall expected to do so later today and an impact on the golden

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>> taking a live look now at conditions at francisco international airport and looking a little bit foggy out there, a little >> marine layer, perhaps i would dave and that the science on that one. a good morning, 70 good shot. >> let's continue that. and we see some of that fog peeling away. mixing out nicely as we wait for the arrival of what we're going to get from hillary, which is not a whole lot, but it's going to be kind of in our backyard little bit. tahoe certainly will. we're putting rain on that for

tomorrow. and perhaps some lightning strikes as well. got some showers left over from monday. looks like skies opening up by tuesday. temperatures in the 60's. that's reasonable. although you have a lot of that tropical moisture sometimes even at night, you know, temperatures may be even warmer than this. so i'd say maybe close to 70 and not much moving on the mercury with that moisture just kind of hanging overhead. it's a completely different air mass that's being imported via this tropical system. so that's hillary way down there. here's the moisture flow you can see coming up from the south temperature. check for you. real quick, 60 74 for antioch at those 60's up to the north bay as well. henry handing it over to future cast for the bulk of the moisture is off towards the east and nevada. that's good news because we need moisture for the rivers in the river. reservoirs like lake mead. this is a nice drink. tomorrow morning. we in the home front might pick up a few little showers at this point. the eye of hillary will be inland. so tropical system goes over land, it becomes a different type of system you

heard other reports there's possible little tornadoes that might pop up with this. that's actually the opposite of what a hurricane is. you have different types of air masses work and they're a little bit. so when you start to tornadoes that you see from a landfalling hurricane because it's falling apart, if you will. but all of this moisture got to take care of that. good news is that get swept up from us, as you can see very quickly in its wake temperature check for you in the 4 zone forecast. 70 per san francisco. let's keep it in the 60's along the coast afternoon. clearing by the way, 78 per burlingame, 80 foster city. 82 for palo alto in the south bay mid-eighties 92 for morgan hill, east bay shoreline, lower 70's tri valley, lower 90's. again, we're penciling in this little chance of a shower. maybe thunder showers and these higher elevations potentially tomorrow morning. very briefly, 93 going on for concord. 73, billy. whoa 90 for fairfield. 83 for napa and 87 for santa rose up. 7. a game plan here. we're calling

a partly cloudy for all of that. that's mixed in here member afternoon, clearing and some calm will happen with that mid-nineties. what looks like warming up to for the middle of the week and then backtracking again as we get to friday friday and by next friday, by the way. and then the logical calendar that is we walk into autumn the first day of september. happening. dave, thank you. >> it's now nearly been 2 weeks says wildfires devastated parts of maui. hawaii is a popular tourist destination for bay area. travelers. and while some may be reconsidering their plan, trips, hawaii's governor shared this message about vacationing on the islands. >> we humbly ask that people please not travel to the area affected by the disaster in west maui until further notice. however. all other areas of maui and the rest of hawaii are safe and open to visitors. and we continue to welcome and encourage travel to our beautiful state. which

will support the local economy and help speed the recovery of those who have already suffered so much. >> again, while the governor is encouraging travel to the islands, he is emphasizing people should not plan a trip to west maui as recovery efforts continue there. joining us live now to discuss is our travel enthusiasts to dana redd men. good morning to you, dan, good morning. you know, this is a scenario we know all too well in the bay area. we've had multiple wildfires in recent years that have changed our landscapes as well. >> non-essential travel to map to west maui is strongly discouraged right we can't say that enough strongly discouraged to west valley. if you have enough cap upcoming trip planned to spots near line at lake on pauline pili couple lua reschedule it for another time. resources are being dedicated to recovery efforts. hotel's owners of vacation rentals are being encouraged to help displaced residents. many hotels in west

maui have stopped taking reservations. there will come a time where economy visitors again, that will be something that is needed. but west maui is not there yet. if you have plans to visit other parts of maui, they are open. they are safe spots like he wild louis, if you have any uncertainty and it's understandable if you would have uncertainty. we've all seen we've all seen the footage reach out to the hotel that you booked at that you booked with reached out to to the tour operator that you booked with. ask them. how it's best to proceed there. they're going to guide you accordingly. they're going to explain the reasoning behind it. striking an economic balance here in regards to tourism is absolutely important. it's also incredibly, incredibly important to understand the travel is still welcome on the other hawaiian islands. the islands of hawaii of kauai, elan i oahu molokai. so if you

postpone maui, maybe this is a great opportunity to visit an island. that's new to you. you know, on an island like hawaii. okay. yeah. and you were just there about a month about a month ago. every hawaiian island is special for its own reason. maybe you've gone to certain places before, but this is a great opportunity to try something new. what sets apart the island of hawaii to me is the unique wildlife experiences that you can have their one of my favorite experiences swimming with manta rays. reef man says. they're huge. that's just the best way to put it. they can have a wingspan of 12 to 14 feet. they have. they are just amazing. amazing. they have no barbs. they have no stingers. they eat plankton they are not a threat to people. but yes, when you see one, it will take your breath away. it will absolutely take your breath away. advocates offers moonlight snorkeling tours right from the beach. there's no boat involved.

staff are absolutely passionate about protecting manta rays, educatiig visitors. it's kind becoming a wildlife advocate is what you walk away from. and it's a lesson that will stay with you long after you get home. i if you look at the footage, they're coming really close scooping up that plant they're not thinking about you. they're thinking about dinner is essentially what it comes down to. i'm seeing hawaiian green sea to sea turtles is also on many travelers. wish list all what a cutie right there. there oodles of tours that you can book. but the bottom line is you never know when you're going to see one. i met this turtle. i jumped in the water. early one morning for a quick swim behind the fairmont orchid. he just happened to be there hanging and it's absolutely exciting to watch them. do simple things like yeah, but it is extremely important to be respectful to give them space. hawaiian green sea turtles are endangered species. you can forget about that easily. if

you see them multiple times on vacation. but it is important to understand, you know, harassing them, touching them is against federal law. just hang back and she in with you. enjoy the moment will be bragging about it to your friends. if you're lucky enough to have a camera, you'll be showing them all sorts of pictures as well. another unique thing on hawaii island. it's also home to a really unique one of a kind farm that raises see horses. so cool you are says and sea dragons or home aquariums want aquariums. now the idea here is preventing endangered seahorses from being taken from the wild on a tour at ocean writer, sea horse farm visitors, baby horses, pregnant males. you even get an opportunity toward the end to let a curious sea calm and wrap itself around your fingers. again. respectful tourism opportunities that you will take home lessons about conservation, that you will take home. and if you are a wild life lover, he will be

extremely happy about the vacation choice you have made absolutely. and the key word here is respect up slightly as well. absolutely. respect for the wildlife. the local culture. absolutely. it's interesting, too and we we you and i were talking a little bit earlier, but during the commercial break, but the important still that tourism has on the locally salute. lee, why it's so important to the recovery and folks in the bay area can understand that folks in wine country, in particular, we saw this years ago when we had when we had the wildfires, certain things have to stop west maui will be closed for some time and he'll let us know when it's ok to come back. other sections of the island are open. people need jobs. they need the economy to keep going. tourism is an important part of the economy. important reminder from our dana redmond this morning. our travel expert, thank you for joining us. thank you. all right. well, kron four's parent company nexstar is partnering with the red cross to help people affected by the hawaii

wildfires. you can donate now to help victims recover. we have a link on our website. kron 4 dot com. we'll be right back. all right. well, this

sunday is dedicated to psychedelic rock in san francisco for the fans. >> the flaming lips are closing out. this summer's stern grove concert series and to celebrate the city is declaring tomorrow flaming lips day the show stern grove is free, but tickets are. there's no tickets actually right now for the festival. all they've all been night booked up. but in past events, stern grove has released a small batch of tickets just before the show. so you might

want to keep your eyes peeled on social media for that. the show starts tomorrow. august 20th at 01:00pm. so hopefully the weather is good for that. i think will be fine. they'll be flame and going when you go through hillary. real quick here, here's the current location. >> up it comes by tomorrow. it still looks like it might be a hurricane entering into california. that would in itself be noteworthy because i don't know if an actual hurricane. >> came into the state that way, although it's not coming directly from the pacific. so that's a little different is inland. and its impact on us will be somewhat modest. we might pick a morning shower. all of this after that said and done, we clear out into next week and look at those numbers bump up there in the middle 90's, friends and socal, heavy rains locally severe weather to be found. good news rain for the reservoirs in the west which they still need a colorado river valley comes up. >> all right, dave, thank you for that update. and thank you so much to you for joining us

here. the weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. have a great rest of your weekend. we'll see you back here tomorrow.

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