>> now on kron, 4 morning news, more family and friends of murder victims are joining the effort to recall pamela price after a notice of intent was filed to recall the district attorney in the east bay and the accused killer of a 6 year-old boy and his

grandmother is now behind bars. but has yet to step is put into court to have the details on why coming up. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm ella sogomonian in for stefanie land. it's saturday august. 26. then let's start things off with a look at your weekend weather forecast with dave spahr. >> well, good morning. l a morning, everybody. and we're dealing with a traditional morning fog again, kind of little aggressive. and that's kind of nice help those temperatures a little bit. but will be slow to clear larry brown, some coastal areas today and also a little bit for san francisco. contrast what tomorrow? probably get some better quicker clearing on that front. here's how it looks like on the east bay shoreline for right now due to the fog contract right there at the ground. we have mostly a mixture of upper 50's and lower 60's for right now. a lot of uniformity with temperatures day just getting started. of course, the contrast for your from 24 hours ago were a little cooler

this morning by a couple of degrees. in some cases close to half a dozen on that count. meanwhile, we're actually watching the battle between 2 systems, the low out to sea. that's been keeping us cool the last couple of days. it's going to wane temporarily. now as that high pressure, the 4 corner states gives us another dose of hot temperatures at the surface. there's the fog clears out and ernest along the coast, even as we get into the early afternoon week, repeat the as you can see the good coverage to start the day. but it should clear out a little quicker tomorrow by noon. 74 at 11 o'clock by 2. we're talking about 86 with high temperatures. only grazing some of the lower 90's well inland. but again, another heat spike or bump is expected for the middle of the week. get more into that coming up in a bit. overall, looking good. thanks so much. tape. >> well, more family and friends of murder victims are joining the effort to recall alameda county's top prosecutor kron four's gayle ong reports. but i'm not going to do is be intimidated to not stand up for these families

are going to continue until we get the job brenda grisham is referring to a letter she received from alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> calling the act intimidation and abuse of power. grisham is leading an effort to recall a priceless for reached out to prices office for comment on the claims. a spokesperson sent the letter addressed to gration with a list of answers. friday's news conference took place on what would have been christensen. >> christopher jones is 30th birthday. jones was 17 years old at the time when he was shot and killed in 2010 standing by her other victims as family and friends who lost their loved one to gun violence for all the other families. >> maybe your have gone through similar situations. we're here with you guys. >> you never think it could happen to you and it can unfortunately. that's when fighting for not just heaven, but for others as well. so we need justice and we need pella price to be recalled. the effort to recall price is

underway after the signatures needed to push the moving forward for certified and the county earlier last week, the message that we are sending to the public is these are the people you need to be standing behind because any time you could be one of them. >> lot walls. there's a judicial system. there are judges and there's a jury we need to let the powers that be hand down. the sentence the recall group has together more than 90,000 signatures to get the recall on the ballot. the group expects the recall campaign to cost roughly 8 million dollars. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> pamela price will be holding a safety town hall event at the cornerstone missionary baptist church that starts at 01:00pm. also the east bay, 2 people were arrested and several others were hurt in a shooting in oakland friday afternoon. police say the gunfire broke out just after 5.30, on international boulevard by 62nd avenue. they didn't say how many victims were hurt, but only that there was one in critical condition. they added that the 2 shooters were taken

into custody while trying to get away on public transportation. a possible police shape. it's in orinda bite have led to a police cruiser crashing into a wells fargo late thursday night. this happened along broadway and camino pablo just after midnight. nobody was hurt. but the building is now boarded up. we're hearing that the bank will stay open during regular business hours, though. now to another crash. this one involving a driverless cruise car in san francisco. this was the scene thursday night near geary boulevard and gough street. >> police say the automated car crashed into another decided well, both were making a left turn. no injuries were reported here and earlier this month, crews reduce the number of their vehicles out on the roadways after crash involving a fire truck that was heading into an emergency. general motors owns crews and we've reached out to the company for comment but have not heard back. the attorney for 2 brothers who were shot by martinez police. >> he's calling on the

california attorney general and the police department to release body camera video of the incident. the 2 men were shot while they were parked outside of a closed cannabis dispensary last week. one of them died and the other is said to be recovering after being shot in the back. their attorney says neither of them had a weapon on them, nor is a suspect in any crime. the 2 year-old child was killed after being hit by a car in fremont parking lot thursday night. this happened at around be marie east shopping center. the driver is cooperating with investigators. and police say that they were sober, not speeding at all, but no other details were released here. in other news, the accused killer or 6 year-old boy and his grandmother is behind bars this morning concourses we've been doing reports of the prime suspect as the boy's uncle. >> the man accused of deadly stabbing 6 year-old jordan cam walker and the stabbing death of the child's great-grandmother. delfina turner was scheduled to be

arraigned for murder charges here at the santa clara hall of justice in san jose. but that didn't happen because the defendant, 27 year-old nathan addison, refused to leave his jail >> yes, he refused to come to court. >> court records reveal that out it is related to both murder victims. he is the grandson of 71 year-old delfina turner and the uncle of jordan cam walker it is accused of the august 4th double murder inside his grandmother's apartment on park avenue. jose police responded to that location on the report of several people being deceased inside the residence and found both victims who were pronounced dead at the scene. >> mister addison is is known to law enforcement he has a criminal history involving weapons, a things of that nature. this case is is. a there's an elderly victim of very young victim, aged 6 years old and i just want to

thank the san jose police department detectives, crime scene unit. forensic video technicians who collected the video surveillance that allowed a this arrest to occur. nathan addison was also a no show friday in 3 separate and unrelated criminal hearings in the county's mental health court. as for the double deadly stabbings, the prosecution did not reveal any motives for those crimes. nathan addison's arraignment has been rescheduled for monday. >> in jose haaziq madyun kron. 4 news. >> san francisco transit officials have made changes to an intersection where a 4 year-old girl in a stroller was killed inside of a crosswalk last week. they've reduced of 2 right turn lanes from 4th street onto king street down to a single lane. the aim is to slow down traffic and reduce any problems between turning vehicles and pedestrians were in the crosswalk. on the peninsula brought more. police

are warning people about more car break-ins over the past week. rod moore is a small town of about 4,000 people just in the middle of daly city and police are asking residents there to lock their car doors and windows to avoid leaving valuables in plain sight and to report any suspicious activities. some drivers have also decided to use clutch locks to deter criminals. >> really? i nothing visible. >> so that that's what been hearing. don't leave anything visible. but don't know what what nowadays. anything else. >> it's also worth noting that the broad more police department is right in the middle of a financial crisis and might have to disband. and if that happens, that brought more area would fall under the jurisdiction of san mateo county sheriff's office. and that you spent today is a relay for life and chabot college. the event celebrates cancer survivors and remember, lives lost in the battle. kron four's. tiffany justice joins

us live from the college. tiffany, what are you seeing out >> so a lot of the teams will be arriving at 8 o'clock this morning. but a few teams and volunteers have already started to arrive to set up their tables and tents. and we have security here on campus are ready as well. this is going to be a pretty big event that's going to start at 10 o'clock this morning and go all the way through the day until 10:00pm tonight. and i did speak with security moments ago and they told me last year the turnout was great and security is going to be tight today as well. we're at chabot college where this event will be held at their outdoor field. here is a map to where this relay for life event will be those who are attending or wanting to attend are being asked to park at the parking lot. and we were there just a moment ago. there's plenty of parking here on campus. teams are going to be able to set up tents around the track to hangout chat, fundraise for their specific

team. and today is going to be filled with events. first. they're going to be lebrating for local cancer survivors. this is really going to be a special moment. all attendees are being asked to line the track while the cancer survivors make their lap around the track that share them on your to bring some noise makers, even pompoms that opening ceremony is going to start at 10 o'clock sharp this morning. and after that, caregivers will joining in for a lap as well. relay for life is the world's largest volunteer base fundraising event for the past. 36 years in this event will go on no matter what rain or shine. so you're asked bring some sunscreen pair with the hat if need be even on umbrella. but security is also saying and the event organizers are saying that there's a few things you are not allowed to bring tobacco alcohol pets aside from service animals, tense stakes

firearms or weapons. candles are open flames and no sand. okay. so we are going to be here all morning long. again, this event will go from 10 o'clock this morning to 10 o'clock tonight. back to you. >> thanks so much, tiffany. and we love to see this kind of support for the community. well, coming up on kron 4 morning news, we have an update on the latest fatalities. >> there were caused by the west nile virus and what experts are saying about how you can stay safe. also, officials in maui are now releasing an official missing persons list. we have those details up next.

>> welcome back. a new report from the cdc says insects are spreading viruses across the country to humans, including the west nile virus. now, 2 people have died from that virus right here in california. kron four's justine waltman reports. >> the latest outbreak of west nile virus in the bay area was confirmed friday afternoon. the contra costa county mosquito and vector district is reporting a number of chickens have tested positive for the virus. more mosquitoes carrying the disease and one-b are dead from the disease were also found. santa clara county has also seen a large increase in west nile positive mosquitoes this year. summers west nile season has also turned deadly for humans. yolo county resident recently died from west nile virus. it's the first death yolo county has seen from the disease since 2018. the sacramento county public health department is also reporting one death and

16 confirmed cases of the mosquito carrying virus in the area. experts say this highlights what continues to be a historic season for west nile in northern california with the increase in rain there and more areas of standing water. >> and then with humidity, the hot them whiskey activity has increased a contra. costa county health services says so far no humans have tested positive for the virus. >> the county's mosquito and vector control department says that if people take the right steps, they can limit their risk of getting infected where we pallant. >> dumping scrub containers and check your window in your door screens to make sure you're not letting any mosquitoes in your house. >> if mosquitoes are still around after you've dumped out all of your standing water and scrub your containers, reach out to the mosquito and vector control district for mitigation services. there's no additional costs because it's already paid for by county residents, property taxes and benefit assessments.

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> good tips. and due to wildfires burning in washington and oregon bay area, air officials are extending an air quality advisory through sunday. they say you might see some smoky or hazy skies or even smell some smoke today. let's take a live look outside this time of the golden gate bridge. and it's looking a little bit less cloudy than normal, but still some clouds up in the air. dave, what is the rest of the bay area looking like for us? well, we're seeing that fog penetrate a little bit inland. you can see the shot over san jose state. we have some cloudy skies to start the day. however. >> this will clear out fairly quickly as the morning progresses. however, it will be a little problematic more so in san francisco take a little longer to clear going on. we'll probably get some better quicker clearing tomorrow, though, 60's cover most of perimeter of the bay inland. you're looking at 65 antioch, but still some upper 50's even at this hour as we see also up to the north bay to future cast for we take care of that marine layer by

the afternoon, a lingering along the coast a little bit for some scattered clouds, at least by the mid-afternoon before it rolls back again for tonight. you don't see any flaring up in the mountains, by the way, even though that's the backside of this high pressure, which is expected to back over us again by the middle of the week. so it's adjusting noting that also as we get into sunday, yeah, we're do the same thing again with the fog program. as we typically do, however, think we'll see quicker clearing the we will for today, even for coastal areas. and again, no flaring up in the mountains, even though we're on the backside of this high, that highs going to get closer to us as we progress early into next week. this guy's been insulating us yesterday brings us the thicker marine layer and all the morning fog. but help suppress those temperatures even for you, folks. well inland going to be looking at highs. 90 lower 90's, at least for a couple of days. so today we've got some late coastal bay clearing going on this, the east bay shoreline bay temps in the upper 70's, 90 ish inland. you can take that for tomorrow and

even into monday, it looks like. but next week, the thing to look for wednesday's our big day. that's another heat pump going on here. it's a one-day event will pop to around 100 and some of those very sensitive areas, antioch, maybe around livermore, pleasanton might make it up to about 100 as well. forecast today, we'll call it. 72 variable cloud, san francisco open hanging on to a few of those morning clouds and 83 with clouds. we just showed you their warm conditions to be found, getting hot still inland as we're looking at lower 90's for east bay. pretty much holding on to the 80's up to the north bay. there's your 70 forecast really quickly to note, look at the drop in the right hand side of your screen on friday, going to keep some scattered clouds and there ella before we're talking about little shot of maybe some rain doesn't look as likely. that is going to be token. but the bigger issue is with the impact of that low. let's bring those temps down a bit. it's kind ding for something i'm sorry for people like the heat or something. but anyway, i'm rooting for it because you know how much i love the heat. but think it's that special time of year where it's really, really, really warm

and finally feels like summer here in san francisco. but it's not too. >> insufferable out inland. and, you know, this is conveniently timed out because friday will be the first day that made logical autumn. so fascinating that nice. thank you so much, dave. over in hawaii, maui county has released a list of names of the people that they say are missing. >> after wildfire tore through la hina, there are now more than >> 400 names on that list which is much lower than the roughly 1100 initially reported earlier this week. >> we're releasing this list of 388 names today. because we know that it will help with the investigation. but we're also balancing that because we do know that once those names come out, it can and will cause pain for some folks that are affected by this. this is not an easy thing to do, but we want to make sure that we're doing everything we can possibly. to make this

investigation the most complete thorough. to date. >> the official death toll remains 100 15 people. but you don't have to go to hawaii to help out kron four's parent company nexstar is partnering up but the red cross to help people affected by the wildfires in maui. we have a link up on our website. kron 4 dot com. a prayer vigil was held friday night in honor of the victims of the mass shooting at a bar in orange county. chip yost has that story. >> friday evening, saddleback church was preparing for a community prayer gathering for the victims. families, first responders and others affected by the mass shooting at cook's corner interview. coke can the shooting claimed the lives of 3 people. 49 year-old tanya clark of scottsdale. 67 year-old john lee. he of irvine and 53 year-old glen sproul of stan, the shootings

happened around 07:00pm wednesday when investigators say 59 year-old john snow inc, a retired ventura police sergeant came into the bar, headed straight to his estranged wife and shot her. he continued firing at others inside and outside the bar. in this cell phone video provided by one of the people who was there. you can see people ducking for cover behind cars and also see a shewiff's deputy outside an suv with what looks like a rifle. officials say the violence finally ended when the gunman was killed during a gun battle with 7 sheriff's deputies with the roads around the bar opened friday. we got a closer look at some of the damage left behind both physical and emotional. we want to get our deepest condolences everybody who is involved in this horrific. >> incident. it's on

thinkable. the magnitude. the trickle effect. this has everything. our prayers go out to all who were hurt in. >> and not with us anymore. there are no words there. i've wears. >> for any of this. >> certainly a tough time. that was chip yost reporting. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a bay area rapper is giving back to the local community and it's all just in time for the just in time for the back-to-school season. univers,

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>> happening today, bay area rapper mistah fab is hosting a backpack giveaway just in time for the new school year. it starts at noon and goes on until 6 o'clock over at pepsi park in oakland. in addition to the backpacks, students also have the opportunity to get a $500 scholarship. so if you'd like to help out and donate to this cause, just visit our website. kron 4 dot com. now to some part of the leaders are bracing for beyonce fans. she has a concert coming up next wednesday at levi stadium. the vta will be adding more trains for concert goers. extra service to the stadium began yesterday and extra bus service will be on standby after the concert. the vta will run trains continuously until all passengers are cleared from the great america station. still ahead here on kron 4 morning news businesses in san francisco are working

on a plan with the mayor to revive downtown. >> and for the weekend today is the annual august best brewery beer festival in san leandro. so if you want to get in on the fun, it starts at noon at the 21st amendment brewery on william street. it's free to attend and open to all ages. there will be craft beer, local food and live music and a kids zone with some more fun and games for the little ones.

>> right now on kron 4 morning news, today's vote between kaiser employees could lead to largest strike for health care workers in united states

history. and the chase in contra costa county leads police all the way to san francisco and back. but the suspect causing chaos along the way. good morning and welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. we're going to start off this half hour with another look at the forecast. dave spahr in the weather center. >> okay. good morning. l a good morning, everybody. and off to that typical foggy start going on. but that's pretty cool because it keeps those temperatures down as it will do even into this afternoon as we see some clearing inland. very quickly here, a little more sluggish in parts of the bay and certainly along the coast, the temperatures remain a bit on the cooler side and the sky conditions will improve a bit on you on sunday. here's the breakdown that you can expect for today. 74 at 11 o'clock by 2 word. 86 and high temperatures in little probably only settle and around 90 and it will be the next couple of days. now you can't make it out here so much. but there is a high in the 4 corner states. it's been kind of pushed to the far east. but our system is controlling our weather. is that low that you see there?

not a lot of moisture with but it's a nice blocker and provides a nice flow pattern brings out in the later helping out there. you have that thicker marine layer with the fog covering up the east bay shoreline for right now. temperature check for you. a lower 60's hover the east bay shoreline. we've got 50's up to the north bay. 59 san francisco. 64 meanwhile for san jose giants game today versus the braves. this game's or earlier in the day and temperatures near 70. but the big issue is going to those winds. we got him out of the west at about 20 in gusts or perhaps possible around 30. so little bit on the chilly side, even with temperatures around 70 and that fog will be a little bit slow to clear in quick, too. we turn 72. it looks like for today for high san francisco, oakland at 77. 83 will do it for san jose. now coming up a little bit here, we'll have a look at that extended forecast again for you. and we are going to be talking about another, although brief, little heat spike coming our way for the middle of the all right. see you sunday. >> and we could soon see the largest strike of health care workers in u.s. history.

today, kaiser permanente. workers across the nation are preparing for a strike vote. negotiations have been going on for 4 months. the unions representing 85,000 workers have until september 16 have their votes. start on october. workers are fighting for higher wages and what they described as serious under staffing. the union also says that they've reached an impasse in negotiations, something the hospital refutes the company released a statement saying kaiser permanente is fully committed to reaching an agreement with the unions affiliated with the coalition just as we have done in every national bargaining since 1999, they go on to say an agreement might be reached by september 30th when the contract expires. reports of anti-semitic hate crimes have skyrocketed during the pandemic. and the state attorney general's office says more keep coming in. local

leaders joined in solidarity at a temple in lafayette to support the jewish community. khan forcefully to call reports. >> he name here. i am here. i am a way to drown out the hate spreading against the jewish community on the web and through flyers circulating throughout bay area, communities, state and local elected leaders stood side by side friday at temple. isaiah in lafayette encouraging the public to participate in the jewish community relations councils here. i am initiative inviting people to record and post positive messages about the jewish community online and increase awareness about how anti-semitism is impacting gm's. we're experiencing this dilution on social media with negative messaging. let's put positive messaging out there. let's make sure that there's more voices out there in support of the jewish community. the state attorney general's office says antisemitic hate crimes increased more than 24% last year and saw more than 20%

increase the year prior. we're living in a time when temple isaiah needs to spend its dollars on guards and fences and gates. >> when we would much rather be spending it on education and community and works of good. i've never been subject to direct anti-semitism prior to my election to public office. that is until late last year when walnut creek council member kevin wilkes, as anti-semitic flyers were found in his area, then in june for people used zoom to verbally, attack him for being jewish during a council meeting. freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom of reach. >> and we don't need to help these haters spread their evil messages. this group says it is committed to silencing those messages with the community's lafayette, philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> the san francisco bay curry is responding to claims that they refuse to serve police officers. the social media post, the san francisco police union association says reams california refused to serve an

officer last weekend at their mission, district location attaching their post is what appears to be an e-mail from the restaurant saying at reims, we do have a policy to not serve anyone that is armed and uniformed officers are welcome to our established mundt when they're off duty and not armed. in a statement responding to the claims ream says its policy is meant to keep guns out of its stores as a way to ensure the safety of its employees. and according to their website, reams mission, district location is temporarily closed. the oakland and ferry building locations are still open. police arrested a suspect after leading them on a high-speed chase from contra costa county to san francisco. and then back to the east bay highway patrol reports that the suspect struck several other cars while trying to get away kron four's. dan thorn is sharing the experience of one of those drivers whose car was sideswiped and called it a wild experience.

>> police take over a richmond neighborhood after a high-speed chase. turns a chase on foot for a suspect. the wanted driver leading police in this white infiniti to the east bay into the city and back to the east bay. several other drivers struck and sideswiped in the chaos. i looked in my rearview mirror and i >> are skirting around in the background of my gosh. it serve high lauren combs was on the bay bridge friday afternoon when her car was hit by the fleeing driver sideswiped my numbers. great >> and then kept going. and there's like 30 police cars. there was motorcycles. there were like undercover police cars. there are so many homes as worried there would be a standoff on the bridge. but later discovered the speeding driver took off into the east bay. >> police say the driver abandoned this white car near anderson park in richmond. >> and took off on foot. combs is grateful to have gotten away with minimal damage to or

pickup, but he's concerned for everyone involved. >> and what about stay of the guy? just another crazy day on the bridge. >> that was dan reporting. police were able to talk the driver out of the home in richmond and into custody. in other news, the mayor of san francisco has big plans for the downtown area. london breed would like to convert many of those empty storefronts into vibrant pop-up shops. kron four's rob nesbitt shares the details. >> there will be 17 few are vacant signs in san francisco starting september 17th. that's when business owners will move into pop-up locations, stretching from embarcadero center to montgomery street. it wasn't easy for the nonprofit sf new deal to pick the winners. executive director simon, burt ranks as 875 applied and more paperwork is still coming in. excited to bring. >> the energy and excitement that these small businesses and artists and cultural groups are going to able to to bring to these vacant

storefronts. hillary past meant owns the popular devil's teeth bakery. one of the 17 picked to take part. >> she wants to be a part of the movement that changes any negative stereotypes. downtown san francisco is getting tourists down at >> people going to work. the city is not dead. it's not dying. and actually excited to be a part of something too. counteract that devil's teeth. bakery currently has 2 locations in the city sunset in richmond districts. >> but for others there, pop-up location will be their first storefront experience helping small business owners like hill. get a jump start with his business donuts that was featured on live in the bay last year. chair my donuts, one stomach at a time when the you know, i'm i'm all about that. >> that's my goal is eventually most are front and then, you know, take over the world. rent in the pop-up spaces will be free. and each participant receives an $8,000 grant to get up and running a boost to san francisco's downtown recovery efforts, filling storefronts and re-imagining how the city does business. we don't see this as

the solution to the recovery of downtown, but we do think it's going to be. >> contribution to the way that parents, cisco re imagines it's downtown. the 17 pop ups will launch in 9 vacant spaces for 3 months. >> and the city says if things go well, tenants will have the opportunity to extend for another 3 months reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> legendary guitar player and bay area. local color. santana apologize to the transgender community in a post yesterday, santana faced backlash after comments that he made during a july concert. the recently resurfaced at the new jersey show. he said, quote, a woman a woman and a man is a man. that's it. whatever you want to do in the closet, that's your business. i'm okay with that on facebook yesterday, santana issued an apology saying, quote, i'm sorry for my insensitive comments. they didn't reflect that. i want to honor and respect all persons, ideals and beliefs. i realize that what i said hurt people

and that was not my intent. sincerely apologize to the transgender community and everyone i offended. that is some developing news in the sports world. doctors say that they figured out why lebron james's son bronny suffered from a cardiac arrest last month. well, practicing of usc. so after going through a battery of tests from coast to coast, the 18 year-old was diagnosed with a congenital heart defect. but a spokesperson for the james family says after consulting with the top part positions. they're confident bronny will be able to return to basketball in the very near future. some good news for him. all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news and niners took on the chargers and there last preseason game. we'll show you who came out on top. >> as we start to leave summer, the last week of logical summer didn't doing pretty good on the drought, columbia team player. come that's that's catchy. cleared up in southern california. bring nicely. there. you have back in a bed with a look at your seven-day forecast in the

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>> welcome back to kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and started things off in a cloudy know with the fog hanging around places like half moon bay. that will be a little slow to clear their there. we'll see over a good chunk of the bay. however, tomorrow, probably a little bit quicker on that front because this low that's helping us out is starting to wane a bit. your tahoe forecast next couple of days. we've got lower 80's looks kind of nice on tuesday

dropping about 79. however, here in the bay, we're looking at a heat spike developing or bump for the middle of the week. why were we hear this? the gulf of mexico up here? all right, cuba. all right. yucatan peninsula, what's his blog here? it's something national hurricane center is watching to develop. and the projections send it right through the gulf of mexico in 2 major models. have it both doing that. it's a little different on the pathway. it takes one through florida. the other up more the gulf coast. but it's something the bears some watching looks like it may become something that you're going to hear about maybe later today or potentially tomorrow. so we keep an eye on that back in the west coast here. what we're waiting for the development of this high to march backward here. you don't see any thunder shower activity up there in tahoe in the mountains going forward is this high gets a little closer. don't forget again, we're on the backside of it, at least for now. middle of the week is when that heat spike is it breaks down very quickly. you see the incoming cloud cover coming in from the northwest. oh, yeah. there it is. a little bit of surge of

some moisture tries to make it in socal. but the important thing is that's a cooling mechanism for us by friday and into saturday. so it'll be nice on that front. some of the earlier models have a little shot of maybe seeing a little rain shower with all of that. maybe not impossible. but the bigger issue is some cooling towards weeks. 72 for the 4 zone forecast covering san francisco in again, some leftover scattered clouds. we're looking at 60's covering the coast. still, this is due to lay clearing. now. we'll see a little for tomorrow. 76 going on for burning gainey while 66 foster city, 82 san carlos. 82 also for palo alto in the south bay. most readings here checking into the 80's, rob, 90 for morgan hill, los gatos about 87 east bay shoreline. you're looking at to about 80 ish upper 70's tri valley just breaking into about 90 in places like livermore with pleasanton about 87. 85 coming in for dublin with some old at about 83 looks like about 90 for concord and walnut creek. also

for danville, san ramon, 85 middle to upper 70's cover the east bay shoreline in richmond comes in around. 76 heading up to us. a lot sullivan county about 90 going on for fairfield for around the carquinez strait will be in the mid to upper 80's on today, but it's tomorrow. those numbers will start to get some movement a little bit more. so 91, antioch, 84 coming in for napa and santa rosa around 87 and then logical calendar. as i mentioned earlier, we're finishing up summer this week, september first being friday. so that's when september. that's when the false starts and look at our drop right there. perfectly timed wednesdays are big data watch. might see some of those inland locations popping about 100 or so. but there's your break in the heat coming friday for a lot of folks that are waiting for autumn to calm. it looks like it will least make a little appearance here for exciting. pumpkin spice go that far. just >> the site or under corn on the cob and whatever we can. all that too. all right.

thanks, state. well, in sports news, the forty-niners and chargers play their last preseason game at levi's last night. but >> the story of the day was trey lance and the team parting ways. kron 4 sports reporter erin wilson has more on that in today's sports wrap. well, the teen nick bosa and trey lance, the given us a lot to talk about just hours before kickoff. the niners did cut ties with trey lance. now. >> earlier this week, the niners did name sam darnold as the backup quarter bit. but after some conversation it was decided that rate would be better off with another team. he was traded to the cowboys. now it did in the trey lance era here in san francisco with the forty-niners. of course, good luck to him in dallas. meanwhile, the forty-niners did have a game to play. preseason battle. i just mentioned party making his second appearance against the

la chargers in this pre-season he is in midseason farm to 33 here to brandon. i you cannot. you joked the defender breaks a tackle in school. 35 yards down to the 2 yard line die. you is going to be obese if he keeps this up this season. but >> on a second and go play here, jp mason loses the ball at the goal line. and dean litter recovers for the charges in the forty-niners. they come up. >> it on the next drive. second and go party stands out. take care of this. my so what's left sees that that takes off ends up in the end zone for the touchdown. that purdy finished the night 5 of 9 for 73 yards. and that score was one of now point ms they they missed the p a d after the point after that touchdown, of course. but they did take the 6 to 0 lead. and then joshua kelley changes that after he takes the handoff, finds a crease but open. and 75 yards. he takes it to the house for the score.

the charges. take a 76 lead. sam donald caymonian and it pretty well. 34 here the 6 donald finds willie snead into the endzone egos of the nice pretty connection. 49 take the lead 12 to 10 at the charges did come back to win the game, though. 23 to 12. both teams got their work in, but now time for some real football, of course. and niners they have. the still is on the road pittsburgh for their season opener. now, kyle shanahan did talk about trey lance following the game. he has really insightful things to say about re liaise with the 49, the first to dot and it didn't work out so. >> i mean, that's on us for that. but not going to say anything as and failure. to that be too much negative towards tray. i get our deal. we took a shot to go for that. we're hoping that he could be our guy and that didn't work out. so i understand that from our standpoint, but i still do believe in track. >> you know i mean?

>> it's a of. always feel like a right now. i mean, i wanted them to come here. i believe in trade. i believe in him before we responsible for that. >> last night, rather, the giants, they did fall to the atlanta braves. they'll take them back on today and then the a's, though they were able to get the better of the white sox in chicago. i'll toss back to you guys at the desk. >> thanks so much, erin. and here at kron, 4 were pretty gaming for the raiders final preseason game against the cowboys. our coverage starts at 4.30 this afternoon for the 05:00pm kickoff. so make sure that you join us for a pre and post game. lots of special guests in store and fun content. so get ready for raider football. meantime, in baseball, the giants began a crucial six-game homestand last night against the braves but fell short with a final score. 5 to one giants hitters struck out 11 times friday night in game 2 is this afternoon at 1 o'clock. meantime, the a's were over chicago looking for another

win against the white sox, beating them 12 to 4 last night. zach, go off, finishing off the rally. they're putting the green and gold ahead. 5 to 0 white sox would get a few runs on the board to make it close. but the a's did not let up in the 7th inning. nick allen hits his 4th home run of the game in the next game is this afternoon in chicago at 04:00pm. unfortunately, we do have some devastating news out of chicago where police are investigating a shooting that happened at guaranteed rate field during the game between the a's and the white sox. this is video from our sister station in chicago over in the left field bleachers. you can see that police have cleared out that area. 2 women are reportedly injured. one victim was shot in the leg and the other woman was grazed by a bullet at her torso. so the white sox say that both suffered non-life-threatening injuries and the game went uninterrupted. >> so they started bringing out barricades put on the

field and they didn't even get like a foot away. and then all of a sudden they stopped. and then they made the announcement over the loudspeaker and they start to bring it back in all the people or yell and sell the team. and, you know, they're upset because they wanted to see the concert. >> in right away that we start seeing it like people bring out their phones and you start seeing on social media on a set slots coming. socks and so we knew right? pretty much right away, but not from the park partisan technical difficulties. >> well, the life vanilla ice was actually set to perform in the post-game concert. but that has since been canceled. white sox security say that the incident did not involve altercation before him. and we are still working to get more details about why the shooting even happened. back here in california. battle is brewing in sacramento over san francisco. senator scott wiener's bill to decriminalize psychedelics. but the proposal is not going up without a fight take a look at sb. 58 would decriminalize psychedelics like magic mushrooms of past the california coalition for psychedelic safety and

education is a group opposing the bill member. lisa hudson says that her son jumped off of a balcony and died after consuming magic mushrooms. now she worries that kids will be influenced if the bill passes. >> to me is dangerous to see bill come out that decriminalize this. second, alex. it makes kids automatically think that there's no, you know, there's no issues with. >> senator scott wiener says that people are less likely to seek help if they think that they're committing a crime by using drugs like mushrooms. he says that his bail aims to help those experiencing mental health challenges. the assembly appropriations committee will decide whether to kill the bill are allowed to move forward. we'll be right back. on friday, some

firefighters in concord shape, their heads to show support for a colleague who's now fighting cancer. john martinez has been battling colon cancer for the last year and a half. >> real great guy. he's touched a lot of people since he's been here. he's helped out. tied. a lot of people his his willingness and selflessness has come through in the district. i think that's why everybody is here now give it back to him to show our willingness and, you know, to help him and his family. >> love to see the camaraderie. the contra costa county fire department is not

taking donations directly, but instead recommending that you reach out to local cancer foundations like american cancer society. still ahead on the next hour of kron, 4 morning news, more family and friends of murder victims are fighting to recall district attorney pamela price. >> after a notice of intent was filed to remove her from the position in alameda county. plus, a 2 year-old was killed after a hit and run in a parking lot. what police are saying about the [ telephone rings ] saying about the investigation. [ computer chimes ] sometimes it takes a different approach to see the possibilities all around you. hey. thanks. ♪♪ thank you for coming together. with capella university's game-changing flexpath format, take courses on your own terms and apply the skills you learn right away. imagine your future differently with capella university.

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joining on the effort to recall pamela price after a notice of intent was filed to recall her and the accused killer of a 6 year-old boy and his grandmother is now behind bars. he hasn't been inside the courtroom yet. we have the details coming up on why. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm ella sogomonian. it is saturday. august 26th. hopefully you all have some fun plans because it looks like the weather is looking pretty perfect out there. we're starting off with your forecast with dave sphar in the weather center day. well, good morning. l a good morning, everybody. not too bad. that's right. we don't see the heat spike developing until the middle of the week. so, you know, kind of typical type weather we've got going on a little bit aggressive fog in the morning. >> that's a good thing. kind of keep those temperatures down a bit. and at the coast that fog will be a little slower in order to clear check

out what's going on right now. speaking of that fog, it's covering up the east bay shoreline for right now is what we've got going on can see too much of the east bay shoreline. now with all that ground fog, that's pretty much in place. even in the foreground, too. temperature check for you. a pretty much the lower 60's for now upper 50's to like san francisco in half moon bay. 65 at this hour for any act. but we are cooler this morning than yesterday by almost a half a dozen degrees or so. you see 3 to 5 degrees trailing that low to the left hand side of the screen indicates our friend. it's been insulating us from the hotter weather with that high to the east and bringing up that thicker marine layer. it's actually pretty dry aloft, but at least at the ground level, we're getting some relief from the fog. somewhat slow to clear again, some coastal areas, some of that fog will remain will do the same thing again tomorrow. but i think it will clear out a little quicker than today. so lining up for you. we've got 79 by high noon, 87 by 3. only those far inland spots are going to reach about 90 both today. tomorrow and somewhat the same into monday.

but then again, warming up by the middle of the week. it's a quick one in cooling off again towards the end of the week. i'll have more on that in a bit. l a thanks so much, dave. >> now to the east bay where more family and friends of murder victims are joining in on an effort to recall alameda county's top prosecutor kron four's gayle ong reports. >> but i'm not going to do is to be intimidated to not stand up for these families are going to continue until we get the job brenda grisham is referring to a letter she received from alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> calling the act intimidation and abuse of power. grisham is leading an effort to recall a priceless for reached out to prices office for comment on the claims. a spokesperson sent the letter addressed to gration with a list of answers. friday's news conference took place on what would have been christensen. >> christopher jones 30th birthday. jones was 17 years old at the time when he was shot and killed in 2010 standing by her other victims as family and friends who lost their loved one to gun

violence for all the other families. >> maybe your have gone through similar situations. we're here with you guys. >> you never think it could happen to you and it can unfortunately. that's when fighting for not just heaven, but for others as well. so we need justice and we need pella price to be recalled. the effort to recall price is underway after the signatures needed to push the moving forward for certified and the county earlier last week, the message that we are sending to the public is these are the people you need to be standing behind because any time you could be one of them. >> lot walls. there's a judicial system. there are judges and there's a jury we need to let the powers that be hand down. the sentence the recall group has together more than 90,000 signatures to get the recall on the ballot. the group expects the recall campaign to cost roughly 8 million dollars. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> comeau price will be holding a safety town hall event at the cornerstone

missionary baptist church at 01:00pm. 2 people were arrested and several others hurt in a shooting in oakland friday afternoon. police say the gunfire broke out just after 5.30, on international boulevard by 62nd avenue. they didn't say how many victims were hurt. only that one was in critical condition. they added that the 2 shooters were taken into custody while trying to get away on public transportation. a possible police chase in orinda might have led to a police cruiser crashing into a wells fargo bank late thursday night. this happened along rockaway and camino pablo just after midnight. nobody was hurt. but the building is now boarded up. we are hearing, though, that the bank will stay open during regular business hours. now to another crash. this one involving a driverless cruise car in san francisco. this was the scene thursday night near geary boulevard and gough street. >> police say the automated car crashed into another beside while both were trying to make a left-hand turn. no

injuries reported there. and earlier this month, crews reduce the number of their vehicles out on the roads after a crash involving a fire truck that was heading to an emergency. general motors owns crews and we've reached out to the company but have not heard back. the attorney for 2 brothers who were shot by martinez police is calling on the california attorney general and the police department to release body camera video of the incident. the 2 men were shot while they were parked outside of a closed cannabis dispensary last week. one of them died and the other said to be recovering after being shot in the back. their attorney says neither of them had a weapon or as a suspect in any crime. a 2 year-old child was killed after being hit by a car in a fremont parking lot thursday night. this happened at around the marie east shopping center. the driver is cooperating with investigators and police say that the driver was sober and was not speeding, but no other details were released. in other news,

the accused killer, a 6 year-old boy and his grandmother is behind bars. kron 4 says it do reports that the prime suspect as the boy's uncle. >> the man accused of deadly stabbing 6 year-old jordan cam walker and the stabbing death of the child's great-grandmother. delfina turner was scheduled to be arraigned for murder charges here at the santa clara hall of justice in san jose. but that didn't happen because the defendant, 27 year-old nathan addison, refused to leave his jail cell. >> yes, he refused to come to court. >> court records reveal that addison is related to both murder victims. he is the grandson of 71 year-old delfina turner and the uncle of jordan cam walker at us. it is accused of the august 4th double murder inside his grandmother's apartment on park avenue. jose police responded to that location on the report of several people being deceased inside the residence and found both victims who were pronounced

dead at the scene. >> mister addison is is known to law enforcement he has criminal history involving weapons, a things of that nature this case is is. a there's an elderly victim of very young victim, aged 6 years old and i just want to thank the san jose police department detectives, crime scene unit. forensic video technicians who collected the video surveillance that allowed a this arrest to occur. nathan addison was also a no show friday in 3 separate and unrelated criminal hearings in the county's mental health court. as for the double deadly stabbings, the prosecution did not reveal any motives for those crimes. nathan addison's arraignment has been rescheduled for monday. >> in jose haaziq madyun kron. 4 news. >> san francisco transit officials have made changes to

an intersection where a 4 year-old girl in a stroller was killed inside of a crosswalk last week. they've reduced it to right lane. 2 right, turn lanes from 4th street onto king street down to a single lane. the aim is to slow traffic down and reduce any problems between turning vehicles and pedestrians in the crosswalk. on the peninsula brought more. police are warning people about more car break-ins over the past week from is a small town about 4,000 people in the middle of daly city and police are asking residents to lock their car doors and windows to avoid leaving valuables in plain sight and to report any suspicious activity. some drivers have also decided to use clutch locks to deter criminals. >> really? i nothing visible so that that's what been hearing. don't leave anything visible. but >> don't know what what nowadays. anything else.

>> and it's worth noting that the broad more police department is in the middle of a financial crisis might actually have to disband. so if that happens, the broad more area would fall under the directors diction of the san mateo county sheriff's office. heading back to the east bay. today is the relay for life at chabot college. the event celebrates cancer survivors and remembers the lives lost in the battle conference. tiffany justice joins us live from the college campus. and tiffany, are things gearing up finally? >> yes, we're speaking with organizers and this is going to be a really special event force cancer survivors. those going through cancer right now and caregivers. so right behind us, a lot of the teams and volunteers have already arrived this morning. the set up their tents and they've turned on the music having fun doing so this is going to be a big event is going to start from 10 o'clock this morning again to 10 at night. so 12 hours straight. and i did actually speak with security

earlier. security is going to be tight. they told me that last year a lot of people came out to attend this event. we're at chabot college where this event will be held at their outdoor field. here is a map of where the relay for life event will be those who are attending are wanting to attend are being asked to park at the be parking lot. we were there earlier this morning. there's plenty of parking on this campus. teams are going to be able to set set up tents around the track to hang out chat fundraise during the day. and today is also going to be filled with smaller events. so the first one, there's going to be a celebration for local cancer survivors. all attendees are being asked to line the track while cancer survivors make a lap around the track and share them on. you're being asked to bring some noise makers pompoms that opening ceremony is going to start at 10:00am sharp. and after that caregivers, we'll be able to join in for a lap as well. relay for life is the world's largest volunteer base fundraising event. >> yeah. so today we have the

american cancer society's signature fundraising event. the relay for life. actually going 12 hours until 10:00pm. and today we'll have special ceremonies throughout the day to honor those. we've lost. we have a bunch of fun things planned for our survivors who are special guests and our caregivers. we're critical to supporting survivors. >> all fine, too. okay. so this event will go on no matter the weather. so you're asked to be prepared. sunscreen had even an umbrella, but they are asking for people not to bring a few things like tobacco or alcohol pets. aside from service animals, tent stakes, firearms or weapons of any sort candles or any open flames along with sand. so again, this is going to be a big event here in the east bay. >> 10:00am to 10:00pm 12 hours straight. back to you. >> thanks so much, tiffany. look forward to it. we'll see you then. >> and coming up on kron 4

morning news, a bay area rapper is giving fact just in time for the back-to-school season. >> and look at the breakdown for today. we're about 79 or so by high noon to 3. let's to about lower 90's expected well inland today. tomorrow. and this morning fog program. but we are have a heat pump by the middle of the week. kron. morning news continues. let's s

things off by taking a live look at the conditions outside of the san francisco international airport. and it's summer. but you know

what? it's still foggy cause. it is san francisco. >> we have dave spahr in the weather center with the forecast. >> good morning. l a good morning. everybody out fog. a study every where you can see this, the shot coming in to the east bay shoreline for right now covering up, as you can see, all those ground fog and it is right at the we don't see the dry. it's dry air pretty much when you go upstairs all the way up and this will clear out as we go into the late morning hours, this could be a little slower to clear. tomorrow in the coastal areas probably will be a little stubborn in terms of clearing. this is because of the slow, not a good friend of us because it's giving us some cooler temperatures and relief good, strong onshore winds to in some select a spot. you'll feel that onshore wind to keep your san francisco golden gate right up to the east bay shoreline to the carquinez strait. lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline. we're at 69 already for antioch, san francisco checks and 59, lot of 50's up to the north bay as well. but this is cooler than we saw just 24 hours ago. back to our low there it is hanging around the high pressure not

too far from home. see, it's already trying nudge a little bit to the west that you make a sound like a truck. does beep beep, but still warm, got foggy conditions again prevailing and this high is going to be the player for forecast say tuesday, wednesday zone, but quickly, influence will one of the interesting things is we're not seeing any fire up of any showers in the afternoon. thunderstorms in the mountain communities that we see yosemite national park, for example, into tahoe. we sometimes do see that the, you know, the the the monsoon that's not happening, this go around. so it's fairly dry on that account today. lake coastal and bay clearing on that they upper 70's will do 90 ish inland. same kind of deal for tomorrow, although quicker clearing and then next week, hot mid week, that's going to be we pop about 100 wednesday. relax those temperatures towards the latter portion. the week looks pretty sweet. heading into next weekend. 72 san francisco, those variable clouds mild. 77 open 83 for san jose. but about some lower 90's there. over the east bay hills might scratch into some

of the lower 90's. pretty much 80's up to the north with 70's lighting up the east bay shoreline. here you have them hang in the lower 90's as we get into monday. but again, by midweek, we turn on the octane on the thermometer have won that longer range forecast a bit l a >> when the sound hits, the walls is a documentary series about hyde street studios located in the heart of san francisco. they produce some of the most iconic recordings by musicians like the grateful dead, green day and tupac to name just a few today. joining me is chris mcgrew who actually works at the studios and has participated in that series. thanks so much for being here, chris. a lot of history to say the least spans nearly 50 years. so 5 decades. i imagine it's a tough time to really narrow down those memories and try to highlight some of them. so what made it into the series? thanks for having me. >> well, we decided we wanted to do more than just telling museum piece story. so word going into detail about the

thriving community that exists at the studio now and mixing it up with stories of the original artists that came through there and talking about how the records were made. we're working on doing new things all the >> so what kind of stories have you heard about the times on grateful dead were in there making music happen? really? and there are so many stories that get circulated around. but the one that i think comes to mind the most >> that read is jerry garcia was down the hall while crosby, stills, nash and young recording, teach your children in studio c and they weren't liking their so lows in the head by her. jerry garcia has been planned pedal steel for a little while. when we bring him in and that that kind of thing. i'm just bringing artist across the hall to come record on your song has been happening since then. and it still happens now. there 10 studios in the building and we trading gear and working together on projects. when we can put some credible. and so it's not just history. tell me

about today's talent that comes in heard. >> that little nas x was somebody who most recently came through and recorded some of their music. their yeah, little nas x came through and we had one republic recording that just went platinum. that was recently as well. george clinton that work with george clinton recently and just did the last week of set up drums for perry, prince and mike clark headhunters have been in there all week. actually. >> i imagine it's hard not to be star struck. and what exactly do you do? are you recording engineer engineer and producer and a wow. what do you do it? so yeah, it helps to have a broad skill set when working in the studio. a lot of people are multi instrumentalist you and just wear well. >> kind of. we need to do that. so what's the crew like? i'm imagine that it's tough to get into work and hyde street studios given. >> just what a landmark it truly is. i guess guess it's just, you know, the people that end up working, they're

the ones it show up and keep coming back and really devote themselves to it's, you know. running a studio isn't exactly a good idea. but if you feel compelled to do it, you do it. or and that goes for, you know, everybody from the interns to the musicians, everybody's especially now. i think everybody's had a gut check on the thing. if you're still doing music at this point. you kind of have to and you've got to love it. i'm sure when street studios, as i mentioned this in the heart of san francisco. but of course, it's a >> challenging neighborhood. the tenderloin comes with some tough areas to get around. so has it produced a sort of problem in trying to bring more talent in these artists to come record there or does the legacy keep them coming? >> little of both. i think the neighborhood sometimes yeah scares people off potentially but >> you know that the the sound of those rooms is really the important thing brings people

back. it just sounds so good in there. they built them to be studios and >> the behavior of the sound, the way the reflections are controlled, it really makes things sound magical that that keeps people coming back. >> and apart from the history of it and the talent that's come through. what do you think sets the studio part from others? >> well, aside from the acoustics, it's the community, you michael ward has done a wonderful job over the last. you know, since 1985, he's he's run it exclusively. he's brought in call up kind of a model and rented out a lot of the offices and the echo chambers and the main studios, which i'm a part of one of. by doing that, he's brought in a lot of new fresh energy and lots of different people and it's a thriving community answers. really great place to be. so it sounds like it's very much alive to this day. it is. it's it. >> i mean, people are still coming in and thinking, ok,

how can i get this done? i need to make this record and they've never made a record before and they need to do it. we help them do that. and it's the same kind of attention and care that we give to the major label artists. >> so you still have a bunch of new covers coming in. who can a 42 record there and put on their first record. so what's it like to see them through the process and then have you seen anybody who really stood out near like maybe this will be a story years to come that we got to tell. >> well, i'm working with working with some great artists right working orbit 17, this band right now. and they're really amazing. it's their first the first album watch out for them. all right. so what can people look forward to in docu series? >> well, we're going to have the a luxury of breaking down the production and the >> changes in the industry. the changes in in technique. it technical side of of the industry and we're going to be able to dive in deep and talk about how certain records

remain with the people that worked on them when possible. and we're also going to be bringing back legacy artists to make a new record in the studio like we're doing this week with the headhunters. we just had 4 days in the studio where we had all 3 studios going new headhunters album. and we're going to it was all filmed for the documentary and we're going to be doing that a bunch more times. hopefully in every episode. so we're going hopefully spawn some new recordings and give people an insight into the process that way. so i'm really excited about that. >> yeah, that was thrilling. and so where can people watch this documentary? well, you can check us out at when the sound hits dot com. it's our web site and we'll keep you posted on everything and you can come to our fundraiser tonight at the guild a case that open to the public. it is cool. yeah, it is featuring the headhunters as the headliner and my band seal party will be opening. and the show starts 8 o'clock doors at

7 and its of the guild theater. an el camino very cool. thank you so much for the invite and thank you so much for being here. chris mcgrew with hyde street mcgrew with hyde street studios. we'll be right back. to celebrate doubling my sourdough jack, i got doubles for everyone in the office. - alright, my double looks nothing like me, and neither does yours. (phone rings) -hr? -hey... it's our wife. order my classic or double bacon sourdough jack today. i know what it's like to perform through pain. if you're like me, one of the millions suffering from pain caused by migraine nurtec odt may help. it's the only medication that can treat a migraine

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trust falls? really? ah, come on, jack. it'll be great for morale. if i wanted to raise morale, i'd offer a choice of two sandwiches, plus curly fries, a taco, and a drink for only $6. fantastic. thanks, jack! i trusted you guys. try my $6 jack pack today. welcome back. the south bay transit leaders out there are bracing for beyonce fans. she is a concert coming up next wednesday at the levi's stadium. >> the vta will be adding more trains for concert goers. extra service to the stadium

actually started just yesterday. extra bus service will be on standby after the concert. the vta will run trains continuously until all passengers are cleared for the great america station. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and businesses in san francisco are working on a plan with the mayor to revive the downtown area. >> and for the weekend, today is the annual august best for year festival the andrew. it starts noon at the 21st amendment brewery on william street. it's free to attend and open to all ages. there will be craft beer, local food and live music and a kids zone with fun and games.

>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. kind of a snapshot of what you'd expect for today. once we take care of the morning fog even impacting a little bit of some of those fog clouds. some of the inland areas, 64 at 09:00am by 12. we're going 79 87 by 3 pretty tame. you know, for this time of year. so going to feel very summer-like with all of this. but what's been our relief? it's been that guy over my shoulder there. that little low pressure system is provided nice. that marine layer these mornings giving us a little break from the heat that we had from earlier last week. but it's going to wane as we get into wednesday. high pressure is kind of over here around texas and so forth and it's going to start to retrograde back and hibernate to the west coast. again, that's we're going to see the heat pump that's projected for around wednesday. short, it will be. here is the fog effort. there you see a covering over the east bay shoreline at the ground level. you get higher up in the sky. a few 1000 feet turns dry. there's a little wet wedge

just a little bit and dry all the way up. so don't have really that thick of marine layer. but enough to do the trick is you can see 60's line at the east bay shoreline. 69 off to antioch. a lot of 50's up here to the north bay. we're going 60 for san francisco and oakland as well. the winds today will go right across the golden gate park a straight as well. not really impacting so much. the north and the south bay for this now means speaking of the wiods, the support for the giants game today versus the braves game time as 105. so all day you get the maximum heating temperatures at around 70 and some scattered clouds may be left over from the morning. and then when the game finishes here comes the fog rolling back in again. boy, look at those winds there, western about 20 gusting at about 30. so even though you have temperatures around 70, it's going to feel kind of chilly with that strong onshore wind workers. keep that in mind to kia and now from the east bay, you know, grab that sweater and jacket. keep you warm for today. got some scattered clouds left in the forecast here. about 70 to

san francisco with variable clouds, 77 for open 83. meanwhile for san jose, but we do have some 90's there in the far east, far east bay, lower 90's up in the north bay. pretty much a t 72 san francisco in a chilly 64 in half moon bay working on clearing out those fog clouds to next couple of days, noting only the lower 90's, but in the seven-day forecast, you'll see by the middle of the week we start to pop about 100. not for too long, though. we have a break happening in the next weekend. we'll get into more into that in something tropical happening again for the gulf of mexico. elop. thanks, dave. >> reports of anti-semitic hate crimes have skyrocketed during the pandemic in the state. attorney general's office says more keep coming in. local leaders join in solidarity at a temple in lafayette to show support to the jewish community. kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> he name here. i am here. i am a way to drown out the hate spreading against the jewish community on the web and

through flyers circulating throughout bay area, communities, state and local elected leaders stood side by side friday at temple. isaiah in lafayette encouraging the public to participate in the jewish community relations councils here. i am initiative inviting people to record and post positive messages about the jewish community online and increase awareness about how anti-semitism is impacting gm's. we're experiencing this dilution on social media with negative messaging. let's put positive messaging out there. let's make sure that there's more voices out there in support of the jewish community. the state attorney general's office says antisemitic hate crimes increased more than 24% last year and saw more than 20% increase the year prior. we're living in a time when temple isaiah needs to spend its dollars on guards and fences and gates. >> when we would much rather be spending it on education and community and works of good. i've never been subject

to direct anti-semitism prior to my election to public office. that is until late last year when walnut creek council member kevin wilkes, as anti-semitic flyers were found in his area, then in june for people used zoom to verbally, attack him for being jewish during a council meeting. freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom of reach. >> and we don't need to help these haters spread their evil messages. this group says it is committed to silencing those messages with the community's help the lafayette. police kron 4 news. >> we could soon see the largest strike of health care workers in u.s. history. today, kaiser permanente. workers across the nation are preparing for a strike vote. negotiations have been going on for 4 months. the unions representing 85,000 workers have until september 16th to cast their votes. after that, a strike could start on october. 1st, the workers are fighting for higher wages and what they described as serious

under staffing issues. the union also says that they've reached an impasse in negotiations, something the hospital refutes the company released a statement saying, quote, kaiser permanente is fully committed to reaching an agreement with the unions affiliated with the coalition just as we have done and every national bargaining since 1999, they go on to say an agreement might be reached by september. 30th when the contract expires. the san francisco bay curry is responding to claims that they refuse to serve police officers and the social media post. the san francisco police union association says reams california refused to serve officer last weekend at their mission, district location attaching their post as what appears to be an e-mail from the restaurant saying dreams. we do have a policy to not serve anyone that is armed in a uniform. all officers are welcome too. come to our establishment when they're off duty and not armed. in a

statement responding to the claims ream says its policy is meant to keep guns out of their stores as a way to ensure the safety of their employees. and according to their website, reams mission location is temporarily closed. the open ferry building locations are still open. in other news, police arrested a suspect after leading them on a high-speed chase from contra costa county to san francisco. and then back to the east bay highway patrol reports that the suspect struck several other cars while trying to get away. kron four's dan thorn to sharing the experience. one of those drivers whose car was sideswiped and called it a wild experience. >> police take over a richmond neighborhood after a high-speed chase. turns a chase on foot for a suspect. the wanted driver leading police in this white infiniti to the east bay into the city and back to the east bay. several other drivers struck and sideswiped in the chaos. i looked in my rearview mirror and i

>> are skirting around in the back. know that on my gosh, it serve high lauren combs was on the bay bridge friday afternoon when her car was hit by the fleeing driver sideswiped my numbers. great >> and then kept going. and there's like 30 police cars. there was motorcycles. there were like undercover police cars. there are so many combs was worried there would be a standoff on the bridge. but later discovered the speeding driver took off into the east bay. >> police say the driver abandoned this white car near anderson park in richmond. >> and took off on foot. combs is grateful to have gotten away with minimal damage to or pickup, but he's concerned for everyone involved. >> and what about stay of the guy? just another crazy day on the bridge. >> that was dan thorn reporting for us. and police were able to talk the driver out of the home in richmond into custody. over in san francisco. the mayor has big

plans for downtown london breed would like to convert many of those empty storefronts into vibrant pop-up shops. kron four's rob nesbitt shares the details. >> there will be 17 few are vacant signs in san francisco starting september 17th. that's when business owners will move into pop-up locations, stretching from embarcadero center to montgomery street. it wasn't easy for the nonprofit sf new deal to pick the winners. executive director simon, burt ranks as 875 applied and more paperwork is still coming in. excited to bring. >> the energy and excitement that these small businesses and artists and cultural groups are going to able to to bring to these vacant storefronts hillary and owns the popular devil's teeth bakery. one of the 17 picked to take part. >> she wants to be a part of the movement that changes any negative stereotypes. downtown san francisco is getting tourist town. that is. >> people going to work. the city is not dead. it's not dying. and actually excited to be a part of something too. counteract that devil's teeth.

bakery currently has 2 locations in the city sunset in richmond districts. >> but for others there, pop-up location will be their first storefront experience helping small business owners like hill. get a jump start with his business donuts that was featured on live in the bay last year. chair my donuts, one stomach at a time when the you know, i'm i'm all about that. >> that's my goal is eventually to most are front and then, you know, take over the world. rent in the pop-up spaces will be free. and each participant receives an $8,000 grant to get up and running a boost to san francisco's downtown recovery efforts, filling storefronts and re-imagining how the city does business. we don't see this as the solution to the recovery of downtown, but we do think it's going to be. >> contribution to the way that parents, cisco re imagines it's downtown. the 17 pop ups will launch in 9 vacant spaces for 3 months. >> and the city says if things go well, tenants will have the opportunity to extend for another 3 months reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news.

>> legendary guitar player and bay area. local carlos santana apologize to the transgender community in a post yesterday, santana faced backlash after comments he made during a july concert recently surfaced at the new jersey show. he said, quote, a woman as a woman and a man is a man. that's it. whatever you want to do in the closet, that's your business. i'm okay with on facebook yesterday, santana issued an apology saying i'm sorry for my insensitive don't to reflect that. i want to honor and respect all persons, ideals and beliefs. i realize that what i said hurt people and that was not my intent. sincerely apologize to the transgender community and everyone i funded. now to developing news in the sports world. doctors say they figured out why lebron james son bronny suffered from a cardiac arrest last month. well, practicing at usc. well, after going through a battery of tests from coast to coast, the 18 year-old was diagnosed with congenital heart defect. but a spokesperson for the

james family says after consulting with some top heart positions, they're actually confident that he will be able to return to basketball in the very near future. dave. >> high temperatures reaching the lower 90's well inland in the east bay. we'll have mostly 80's up towards the north. not to that today, tomorrow, early in the week, but all we're going to bump up to, though, around 100 or it is still summer towards the middle of the week. we'll have that extended for class forecast. plus something tropical again and the gulf of tropical again and the gulf of grand canyon university's rn to bsn online degree program

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>> welcome back. we're taking a live look at coit tower in san francisco and the conditions outside. look,

still a bit gray out there, but it is going to be a warm weekend. we have dave spahr in the weather center with more. good morning, dan. hey, good like good morning, overcast a bit going on as we see here at half moon bay. it's going to be a little sluggish to clear the coastal areas as well. that's what you get when you get that marine layer thick enough quite a bit. >> although aloft, it's quite dry. for this weekend will keep the temperatures suppressed a little bit. we're look for a little warming, though, getting into the middle of next week. here's what it looks like for tahoe. the next couple of days. take note with the backside of this high here. we don't see the chance of afternoon evening thundershowers drill we can so often see with the scenario. but the high will be a player acain in the next few days. meanwhile, something interesting and we are in the peak of hurricane season that this is a and the tropics. there's yucatan peninsula, western cuba. this clump of cloud cover you see here is something we think are the hurricane center says may develop into something tropical and venturing towards the north. this environment here, boys the water, warm,

like soup, middle to upper 80's is the service temperature and tropical systems love that. if the current conditions aloft are okay, that's like throwing a piece of candy on a anthill. so it just loves it. so it goes crazy about the watch of the next couple of days. it looks like it may be an impact for the gulf coast states by the middle of the week, which for us in the middle of the week, high pressure builds. there's that he pump. i mentioned, however, stick around too long. look at the breakdown already. some earlier models mention maybe a little passing shower is possible. but the bigger issue is it looks like it breaks down. we get the cloud cover dropping south temperatures reduce 4 zone forecast the saturday 72 san francisco will keep it in the 60's at the coast. very contingent on when that cloud cover. fog clouds break up. 76 burning game. 66 foster city, but pop into the lower 80's south. 83 for san jose to santa clara, east bay shoreline near 80 tri valley approaching 90 or least lower 90's at that 90 danville in walnut creek looks like 79 stanley andrew berkeley. 74 75

allay. that is that onshore wind. we know. well, the air conditioner vent is on 90 for fairfield. 84 for napa in 87 for santa rosa. middle of the week. ul scary. we get to around wednesday at 98. but look at how quickly that correct as that high breaks down and we bring in that low pressure system in the thicker marine layer. oh, yeah. let's break the back of summer as we walk into the media logic, ul autumn l a thanks, dave. >> today is national dog day and seltzers across the bay are holding adoption event to take a look at this one. this is over at the berkeley humane society and they're hosting a special event for all animals to find a forever home that starts at 10 this morning and will run until 4 in the afternoon. there will be more than 20 shelters participating in one of them. in the meantime, it is our friends over at ville senior dog rescue. they're having about the and celebration to for national dog day. today we are joined by several guests.

haha, founder of mobile senior dog rescue. sherri franklin is here with a couple of special pets out here. show you. thank you so much for being here. i know month bill has a special place in our hearts and in the city of san francisco. i mean, how could you not take a look at these so these are senior dogs. that's what's special about your writer in particular we have here. this little girl is clara and she all she wants to do is lean cuddle with you. and then we have this crazy boy here. >> his name is shervin. he was named by one of our junior volunteers. we just we let we let some of our volunteers name the dogs too. we are part we're participating in clear the shelters. and and we have much bill has over 70 available dogs right now for adoption. and dogs. that's a lot i know. and, you know, the shelters are really overcrowded. there's releases a serious crisis going on with overcrowding. and if we can't

save more dogs and we can, if we don't dumped out more dogs, we can save more. so i'm i'm i'm just encouraging everybody within year view of this or >> of that you please come out. adopt a dog from a shelter this weekend. it's a nationwide a program clear the shelters and we are having a party at bill. it's called dogtown. you know, i don't know if you know, it's famous for skateboarding in. we named it that because old dogs can learn new tricks we will be there saturday sunday. you'll see the tents. you're going to see everybody having a great time possibly meeting their new a soul mates. we big dogs and small dogs and and you get to be hands on the minute you get in we we promise it will be fun. it won't be depressing. come meet one of our adopt a dog adopted dog.

there's so many purebred dogs and you can find anything you want if you if you want to jog, you don't need to buy the dog you can adopt and save a life. and this is happening all weekend long. yes, yes, till 04:00pm both saturday and sunday and on our website. i mean. every day we have adoptions. but this weekend's going to be a really fun festive events where people can fall in love yes, mama fun, love and bring home something that's going to make them their house and their home and themselves very joyful. and i know that we ask this time and time again. but if you can remind some of our viewers why it is so special. >> to have a senior dog instead of let's say a puppy that might be more popular. -% but >> a lot more work. a lot more work. >> what you see is what you get with these dogs. you know, i brought her home and she immediately was a lap dog, you

know, and i can still take her for a walk in. we have dogs that love to hike and we have dogs that are just total couch potatoes and and if you if your senior, we have a special seniors for seniors program where we waive fees all all year round for seniors we completely cumplio. wow. waive adoption fees. we sent him home with a nice little welcome home kit and and this week and it's free adoptions to all qualified adopters. so if you need any more incentive this weekend, is it? and so who qualifies? all different kinds of people? i think, you know, we have see falls in love and and see that they have a support system in place and you know, if they can love a dog and they have a home, we will consider them as as a family that could up to. we have families with children and we have young adult and we

have seniors all different kinds of people. love our dogs. what's an ideal home setting for a dog? you would say there's stir. say there's no ideal. you know, we know the great danes live in studio apartments in new york. i like to you know, you could get a big dog, a small dog. it's all about the love. it is about the love that you can give an animal's. well, that is all the information about this weekend's events but shared. before we go, i do want to learn a littleubit more about you because we do have you on the lot. but i want to hear your story. why did you get involved? >> with starting a place like month, bill, specifically will it back in 2007 and prior to that, i was volunteer and senior drugs rarely made it onto the adoption floor nobody was talking about what was going on when old dogs people pass away. a beautiful, wonderful dog that 7 or 8 years old would just get passed up and not get adopted in a lot of times indicating euthanize. so i cried a lot and then i said i have to do

something. so but, bill, that's how much started. well, you're a testament to getting the job done yourself, though. job the you want to see that. yes, he's so thank you so much to share debuting here. we have to we have a celebration. we just rescued are 11,000. senior dogs. so 11,000 lives saved. i can't believe that to several years ago. and in that short span of time, you've already been able to help incredible. yeah. well, thank so much to sherri franklin from bill. joining us from that senior dog rescue. and you heard it. >> some of the fees will be waived for that special event this weekend. we'll be right back. on friday, some

firefighters over and concord shape, their heads to show support for colleague who is battling cancer. firefighter john martinez has been fighting colon cancer for the last year and a half. >> real great guy. he's touched a lot of people since he's been here. he's helped out. tied. a lot of people his his willingness and selflessness has come through in the district. i think that's why everybody is here now give it back to him to show our willingness and, >> you know, to help him and his family. >> the contra costa county fire department is not taking donations directly, but

instead they're recommending that to reach out to local cancer foundations like the american cancer society. meantime, in baseball, the giants began a crucial six-game homestand last night against braves but fell short with a final score of 5 to one giants hitters struck out 11 times friday night. game 2 is this afternoon. at 1 o'clock. and the a's were in chicago looking for another win against the white sox, beating them 12 to 4 last night. sacco a finishing off the rally. they're putting the stream is bold attempts by to white sox get a runs on the board make it pretty close to the a's to not let up in the 7th inning. nick allen hit his 4th home run of the game. >> well, next game is also afternoon in chicago at 04:00pm, well, still ahead of the next hour on kron 4 morning news, more family an friends of murder victims are fighting to recall da pamela price after a notice of intent was filed to remove her.

>> plus, a 2 year-old who was killed after hit and run in the parking lot. what police are saying about that investigation. also, the relay for life kicks off today, celebrating cancer survivors chabot college. we'll take you there live. stay with kron 4 there live. stay with kron 4 morning news continues. (warehouse ambience) introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches

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kron 4 morning news. family and friends of murder victims are joining in on an effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. after a notice of intent was filed to recall her and the accused killer of a 6 year-old boy and his grandmother is now behind bars. he's yet to step foot in

court. the details on why coming up next. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning and thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm ella sogomonian. let's start things off by looking at your weather for the weekend. and dave sphar standing by with all those details. stay well. good morning. l a good morning, everybody. we're starting things off of a traditional fog going. it's magic air giving us kind of overcast skies in around the immediate bay and also at the coast. >> going to a little slow to clear out there. we'll get our afternoon breeze coupled with all of this. but it's keeping those temperatures down. even at san jose state. we can see kind of a kind overcast picture. but sunny, on balance, it looks like for today. temperature check for you. lower 60's even in the east bay inland. still only about 69 for antioch, with 50's up to the north bay with some lower 60's, too 60 this hour now, san francisco. 59 meanwhile, for half moon bay, just going to be quick contrast because yesterday was

a little colder to to start things off for a couple degrees. trailing from where we were this time from yesterday. again, that slow clearing, what's responsible to that low out to sea. it's keeping temperatures down a bit, but its influence will be waiting by the middle of the week. we've got another heat spike coming our way or heat pump. do want to make note of these winds with the location of them. if you'll notice it's going to take that pathway right across the golden gate park a straight spread out a little bit the coastal areas to be kind of breezy. that's going to keep the fog kind of in place a little bit to probably always see some scattered clouds throughout the day today. rinse, repeat tomorrow as well into the afternoon. there you see the winds do their thing. the breakdown for you today about 83. 0, 1 o'clock by ford. 87. we'll see some lower 90's going on. well, in the east bay, repeat for tomorrow. but again, by the middle of the week, temperatures bumped up a little bit and it will break down again into next weekend. so it looks like we'll get a little flavor of maybe too early to say fall, but certainly turning into late summer by that low. thanks, chair.

>> more loved ones of murder victims are joining in on an effort to recall alameda county's top prosecutor kron four's gayle ong has that story. >> what i'm not going to do is to be intimidated to not stand up for these families are going to continue until we get the job brenda grisham is referring to a letter she received from alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> calling the act intimidation and abuse of power. grisham is leading an effort to recall a priceless for reached out to prices office for comment on the claims. a spokesperson sent the letter addressed to gration with a list of answers. friday's news conference took place on what would have been grisham son. >> christopher jones 30th birthday. jones was 17 years old at the time when he was shot and killed in 2010 standing by her other victims as family and friends who lost their loved one to gun violence for all the other families. >> maybe or have gone through similar situations. we're here with you guys. >> you never think it could happen to you and it can

unfortunately. that's when fighting for not just heaven, but for others as well. so we need justice and we need pella price to be recalled. the effort to recall price is underway after the signatures needed to push the moving forward for certified in the county earlier last week. the message that we are sending to the public is these are the people you need to be standing behind because any time you could be one of them. >> law also lulls. there's a judicial system. there are judges and there's a jury we need to let the powers that be hand down. the sentence the recall group has together more than 90,000 signatures to get the recall on the ballot. the group expects the recall campaign to cost roughly 8 million dollars. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> hello, press will be holding a safety town hall event at the cornerstone missionary baptist church that starts at 01:00pm. 2 people were arrested and several were hurt in a shooting in oakland friday afternoon. police say the gunfire broke out just

after 5.30, on international boulevard by 62nd avenue. they didn't say how many victims were hurt, but only that one was in critical condition. they added that the 2 shooters were taken into custody. well, trying to get away on public transportation. and a possible police chiefs in a random might have led to a police cruiser crashing into a wells fargo bank late thursday night. this happened along rockaway and camino pablo just after midnight. nobody was hurt, but the building is boarded up. we are hearing, though, that the bank will stay open during regular business hours. now to another crash. this one involving a driverless cruise car in san francisco. this was the scene thursday night near geary boulevard and golf street. police say the automated car crashed into another bus. i did well. both were trying to make a left-hand turn. no injuries were reported. there. and earlier this month, crews reduce the number of their vehicles on the road after a crash involving a fire truck. it was heading to an emergency. general motors owns

crews and we've reached out to the company for comment but have not heard back. the attorney for 2 brothers who were shot by martinez. police is calling on the california attorney general and the police department to release body camera video of the incident. the 2 men were shot while they were parked outside of a closed cannabis dispensary last week. one of them died and the other is recovering after he was set to been shot in the back. their attorney says neither of them had a weapon or as a suspect in any crime. a 2 year-old child nas killed after being hit by a car in a fremont parking lot thursday night. this happened at the marie is shopping center and the driver is cooperating with investigators. police say they don't think the driver was under the influence of any drugs or alcohol and they were not speeding. but no other details were released. in other news, the accused killer of a 6 year-old boy and his grandmother is behind bars this morning and kron four's haaziq madyun reports the prime suspect is the boy's uncle.

>> the man accused of deadly stabbing 6 year-old jordan cam walker and the stabbing death of the child's great-grandmother. delfina turner was scheduled to be arraigned for murder charges here at the santa clara hall of justice in san jose. but that didn't happen because the defendant, 27 year-old nathan addison, refused to leave his jail cell. >> yes, he refused to come to court. >> court records reveal that addison is related to both murder victims. he is the grandson of 71 year-old delfina turner and the uncle of jordan cam walker at us. it is accused of the august 4th double murder inside his grandmother's apartment on park avenue. jose police responded to that location on the report of several people being deceased inside the residence and found both victims who were pronounced dead at the scene. >> mister addison is is known to law enforcement he has criminal history involving

weapons, a things of that nature. this case is is. a there's an elderly victim of very young victim, aged 6 years old and i just want to thank the san jose police department detectives, crime scene unit. forensic video technicians who collected the video surveillance that allowed a this arrest to occur. nathan addison was also a no show friday in 3 separate and unrelated criminal hearings in the county's mental health court. as for the double deadly stabbings, the prosecution did not reveal any motives for those crimes. nathan addison's arraignment has been rescheduled for monday. >> in jose haaziq madyun kron. 4 news. >> san francisco transit officials have made changes to an intersection where 4 year-old girl in a stroller was killed in a crosswalk last week. they produce the 2 right turn lanes from 4th street onto king street down to a single lane. and the aim is to

slow traffic and reduce any problems between turning vehicles and pedestrians on the sidewalk. on the peninsula, broad where police are warning people about more car break-ins that have been happening over the past week brought more as a small area of about 4,000 people in the middle of daly city. police are asking residents to lock their vehicles doors as well as the windows and to avoid leaving valuables in plain sight as well as to report any suspicious activities. some drivers have already decided to use clutch locks to try and deter criminals. >> so that that's what i've been hearing. don't leave anything visible. but don't know what what nowadays. anything else. >> and it's worth noting that the broad more police department is actually in the middle of financial crisis so they might have to disband if that happens abroad. more area would fall under the directors diction of the san mateo county sheriff's office. the

east bay. today is a really for a life of chabot college and the event draws so many people to celebrate cancer survivors as well as to remember the lives that were lost to the battle kron four's. tiffany justice is joining us live from the college campus in tipp city. are things finally speeding up out there? what's happening? >> yes, absolutely. so they turned on the music. so that is going is getting people into the spirit to take a look at this. a volunteers and tents have been set around the track. these are teens and this is a whole big fundraising event. organizers tell me this morning this is for the community. the community is welcome. it's free. and there's available parking. so this is all about to get underway in about our at 10 o'clock this morning. and it will go all day from 10:00am. to 10:00pm. so full 12 hours. we should do college chabot college where this event will be held at their outdoor field. here's a map of

where the relay for life event will be. those who are attending or wanting to attend are being asked to park at the be parking we were there earlier this morning and there is plenty of parking there and on campus teams are going to be able to set up tents around the track to hangout chat fundraise during the day. and today's going to bed with a lot of smaller events. first, there's going to be a celebration for local cancer survivors. all attendees are being asked to line the track while cancer survivors make their lap around the track and share the mom, even bringing some noise makers and some pompoms that opening ceremony is going to start at 10:00am sharp. i'm being told after that caregivers will be able to join in for a lap as well. relay for life is the world's largest volunteer base fundraising event. yeah. so today we have the american cancer society's signature fundraising event. the relay for life. >> actually going 12 hours until 10:00pm. and today we'll

have special ceremonies throughout the day to honor those. we've lost. we have a bunch of fun things planned for our survivors who are special guests and our caregivers. we're critical to supporting survivors. >> all right. so this event will go on no matter what the weather is. so you're being asked to be prepared, sunscreen a hat, even umbrella if need be. but they're asking for people not to bring a few things like tobacco and alcohol pets. aside from service, animals, tent stakes are not allowed firearms or weapons candles or any sort of open flame along with sand. so i did mention that we did speak with security early this morning and they are going to be tight with security here of being told last year. a lot of people came out to attend this event and they expect a lot of people to come out to attend this event this year as well from 10:00am 02:10pm. back to you. tiffany justice reporting

for us live from chabot college. >> and coming up on kron 4 morning news, a bay area rapper is giving back to the local community. it's all just in time for the back-to-school season. >> and you will need that sunscreen. is the skies open up to mostly sunny is everybody will experience temperatures mostly into the 80's inland. we'll see some lower 90's at work here. but a heat pump is coming our way. midweek kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back. we're taking a live look at the bay bridge from our embarcadero camera. and we have dave spahr in the

weather center. dave one is that fog going to clear you know, probably do so. as we approach around the noon hour. yeah, good morning. good morning, everybody. and show you the extent of the san jose state still kind of looking overcast, although you can see it start to get a little brighter here. >> at this hour. but it's going late. 9 o'clock and still hang in there. who's responsible? that guy right there, low pressure system. but we like it keeps those temperatures down. gives us a nice strong marine layer that's going to weaken up a little bit as this high retrogrades back towards the west. we expect that midweek, most readings in the 60's. 59 for half moon bay. so some 50's hang on up there on the north bay. 72 this hour for antioch. all right. going forward here. yes, that low is going to be nice. little friend for us today. we'll see the clearing out conditions in the afternoon and temperatures not too bad for this time of year. some lower 90's. well inland 80's at work, too. but again, this high will start to bump the temperatures up and it looks like a spike. it's going to be like a one-day event and then it will break down pretty quickly toward the latter portion of the week. has put this together for you. late coastal bay clearing. i

think the bail certainly do a much better job as we approach around noon. however, the coast, you might be stuck with some scattered clouds just about all day at best tomorrow, a little better and quicker clearing working here. they temps around 80 lower 90's inland. we keep those temperatures pretty stagnant for monday. tuesday, warming up in wednesday's when we hit around 100 or so for those inland spots before it backtracks again today, 72 with variable clouds, san francisco, 77 again morning clouds at work. that's kind of indicative along the east bay shoreline for that. and 83 san jose and we're still seeing those early clouds at work. warm conditions for you. lower 90's over the east bay hills. got those 80's up to the north bay. 72 for san francisco. going to be kind of chilly at the giants game today because you will have those strong west gusts up to about 30 today next couple of days again, lower 90's. we don't see much change again until the middle of the week. coming to get more into that. we'll check in that extended your 4 zone and also some tropical

stuff to take a look at as well. right now, someone's in the kitchen with l a >> yeah. we're kicking think summer today we've been talking about the michelin guide awarding new stars to some bay area eateries this year. so joining me today is a cameo garcia executive chef of at the 4 seasons in napa valley. thank you so much for coming down all the way from california. and that's quite the drive. but not too bad given, but it's so beautiful up. there's a lot of people from san francisco, course, trying to make their way there. and is pretty it sounds like it just opened back in the fall of 2022. and already you have a michelin star. congratulations. thank thank you. are super. you know, the amount of support has been just overwhelming. >> it's definite dream come true as a young as a young kid and, you know, just being inside the 4 c's is, you know, leading luxury resort and you know, the napa valley, it's it's it's just incredible feeling to be able to be awarded a michelin star. >> and it looks like you brought some goodies for us here today. but before we get to that, do want to hear a little bit more about you because you're from napa and

you're now the head of this restaurant. tell me a little bit about growing up there now having this honor. >> well, you know, growing up and never has been a just being able to my 7 is amazing ingredients. you know, for the talented chefs and iconic restaurants and then being able to come back. as i went to san francisco for years. and you know, now back in calistoga. she's been, you know, force are going to be back and be back to connect with farmers. and obviously my family still there. so cool. again, congratulations to you and your family and to the restaurant. so what we have here. so at overall, you know, we we use hyper local seasonal >> we do a small bite when we start the courses. and so we're going to almost like a 70 or so. this always the. we have caviar and then we have a 5 wagyu. so you're actually going to help me towards going to use this going to could today, you know, so just like the press, the button

>> her face. so what happens is you start them out. that super super >> and when you when that perfect, we're going to take a couple of these guys. so this is almost like a it's a, but it pops up when you bake it because it's got a baking and so we're going to fill just like this. so the goal with this is when you sit, you get a small bite and you and it's it's crispy in you. you have burst at a the so and so what is the sauce again? so this is crime fresh. it's lightly smoked. okay. and then we have the election. a golden essential carrier come from the grease and so i wasn't going to show people this that i've never seen golden never forget some of that fans. a look at >> so more goal than it is the more high it more expensive. of course, it was going to a small over the top. you know,

we don't go shy at obviously. and i'm hearing that you guys have a hyper local seasonal menu. so tell me about that. yes, so we you know, we work with local farmers to go right there. >> look at that. that's a pretty presentations has incredible. yes, you sent it. haha. so we have we have to have a farm otra rants about 10 miles away when we get a lot of the produce. so you see these beautiful tomatoes. >> cucumbers bezos, a lot of you know, squash blossoms that we're getting. so it's just, you know, our local farmer, you know, we we harvest every day and we kind of plan the menu on bases on what the farm has to give. but we don't just limit ourselves to what's we definitely do a global influence whatever has the best ingredients with a b writes from italy. you know, masa from mexico faces for nino or japan, which is try to venture to whoever has the story, are able to track down and be able to connect that with the guests. so it's just

or has just become, you know, one of the first are the second, which the kind of but we're super excited to be able to be part of that. so one of few and callous yeah, it is. it is. but you're no stranger to the spotlight that shines at the michelin star. you actually worked with spruce. but how is it different to be working in napa valley at the 4 seasons? >> well, you know, at the 4 seasons, i mean, the heist and there's, you know, just being able to have peers that, you know, are are at that level has been super attracted to me to be able to join that team and, you know, obviously, you know, world renowned name and to better connect with my hometown is just incredible. yeah, that's quite beyond. it is. it i'm sure you work your way up to this point. so >> what else can people look forward to when they come dining at your restaurant? so another dish that we is obviously we have full blast a >> you know, cherry tomatoes, a, you know, a green zebra

really girls. there's just so much variety of tomatoes that we go at the garden. >> and we're going to play 08:00am. this can spot. so i have a aspire for this because, you know, my girlfriend loves a good spot. just you know, kind of think it's a it's a beautiful touch for the for the summer and everything is ross and nothing cooked. you have great olive oil from valley. span of sherry vinegar. bezos from our garden. you have date there gives that's we touch very hand from spain to give that saltiness to kind of manage the dish and then you have the small as you to try these incredible caesar small cucumbers with that. with that blossom over the top. so yes, it is. you bite into it. you get this right crispy cucumber. super pntense flavor to it. and then obviously we have you know, we've got a technical. so we have this made over everything bagel. so that's going to take take that to. yeah. 100 haha. so the way

that we do it obviously is not just what goes on the plate at. alright. so so the vessel that we use so we use a lot of local surround us is like this ball. >> that, you know, they made a lot services for the front. that's at the 4 seasons. and then this one kuzma of kind of european style. so it's not just the ingredients but also the vest. so that is in and, you know, at the high level is very important, you know, pay attention to every detail that goes into it because as soon as the guests walks and yeah, they're looking around there, you know, what we want to make sure that we have a great impression. 7 guess that comes in. so going to we're going discuss spots and so we have 2 types of tomatoes here. and we just. do a small role like this. beautiful burkle him coins. so these are blackhawks. there are a raise for about a year and then they're they're dry as for twice as and they're almost like. >> that the high of spain when

it comes you know, pork. >> to ban is that this shot as we have these beautiful date. so we have dates a date is. it sounds like a raisin. he's got this no robust it like this before. yeah. so we so it's got requests can and we we kind of pass it through fine sieve and then we have, you know, the cooks just cairo. the small and then obviously we have to do beautiful cucumbers. >> that was a really fun taste was in that area incredible. yeah, it's really like audience that you're working with. just looking at nature's bounty here, it's just so beautiful what you're working with. so thank you so much for joining us. authorities look forward to seeing this firsthand. but again, what a recognition for you congratulations. thank you. kelly garcia who is here with us and on his michelin star. his second with a new restaurant has been working with again. and just last 8 months, he's been able to get that recognition. so congratulations to them and congratulations to them and we'll see you in just minute.

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>> now on kron 4 morning news. today's vote between kaiser employees could lead to the largest strike for health care workers. >> in u.s. history and a chase in contra costa county leads police all the way to san francisco and back with the suspect causing chaos along the way. good morning and welcome back to kron 4 morning news. let's start off the half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr standing by the weather center day. hey, good morning good morning, everybody else. we have the morning fog going. it's thing this morning keeping those temperatures to press the bit. that's a nice

little effort. >> and that will to see a pretty decent afternoon to a little warmer those inland valleys as we expect the next couple of days. but other he pump is coming our way. that low spinning off the coast. that's the one that's the hero. providing a nice relief. we have taking up that marine layer that we saw the last couple of days. and today again, we'll see some break up in all of this going on. but still sluggish along the east bay shoreline at 9.30, as you can see, still covering up portions of the east bay shoreline, although other portions of the bay starting to open up going to be problematic. i think along the coast, however, for today, 83 by 1 o'clock by 4, 86, the inland spots are checking in pretty nice into the lower 90's for high today. 72 for antioch, most readings already getting to the 60's. some 50's up to the north bay. 59, meanwhile, for half moon bay giants game today versus the braves game time as 105. it's earlier again. so we'll open up the skies a little bit in the afternoon. that fog rolling in late. however, windy. look at that wind west, 20 gusts at about 30 see couple that with near 70 could

be a little chilly coming in from the east bay. definitely that sweater or light jacket here. 72 san francisco, 77 for oakland, 83. meanwhile, 4 san jose are the clouds, warm conditions. high temperatures today got lower 90's east of the east bay hills and 80's up to the north and more of the same expected the next couple of days. but again, more on that heat spike coming up in just a bit. also got a look at your 4 zone forecast and the interesting tropical element brewing just south of the gulf of mexico. elop. >> thanks, dave. see you and we could soon see the largest strike of health care workers in united states history. today, kaiser permanente. workers across the nation preparing for a strike vote. negotiations have been going on for 4 months. the unions representing 85,000 workers have until september 16th to cast their votes. after that, a strike could start on october. 1st, the workers are fighting for higher wages and they described as serious under staffing. the union also says they've reached an

impasse in negotiations, something the hospital refutes the company released this statement saying kaiser permanente is fully committed to reaching an agreement with the unions affiliated with the coalition. just as we have done in every national bargaining since 1999, they go on to say an agreement might be reached by september. 30th when the contract expires. reports of anti-semitic hate skyrocketed during the pandemic and the state attorney general's office says more keep coming in. local leaders joined in solidarity at a temple in lafayette to support the jewish community. kron four's philippe to call. was there. >> he name here. i am here. i am a way to drown out the hate spreading against the jewish community on the web and through flyers circulating throughout bay area, communities, state and local elected leaders stood side by side friday at temple. isaiah in lafayette encouraging the public to participate in the jewish community relations councils. here i am initiative

inviting people to record and post positive messages about the jewish community online and increase awareness about how anti-semitism is impacting gm's. we're experiencing this dilution on social media with negative messaging. let's put positive messaging out there. let's make sure that there's more voices out there in support of the jewish community. the state attorney general's office says antisemitic hate crimes increased more than 24% last year and saw more than 20% increase the year prior. we're living in a time when temple isaiah needs to spend its dollars on guards and fences and gates. >> when we would much rather be spending it on education and community and works of good. i've never been subject to direct anti-semitism prior to my election to public office. that is until late last year when walnut creek council member kevin wilkes, as anti-semitic flyers were found in his area, then in june for people used zoom to verbally, attack him for being jewish during a council

meeting. freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom of reach. >> and we don't need to help these haters spread their evil messages. this group says it is committed to silencing those messages with the community's help the lafayette. police kron 4 news. >> san francisco bakeries responding to claims that they refuse service to police officers in a social media post. the san francisco police union association says reams california refused to serve an officer last weekend at their mission, district location attached to their posts as what appears to be an e-mail from the restaurant saying dreams. we do have a policy to not serve anyone that is armed and uniform. all officers are welcome to come to our establishment when they're off duty and not armed. in a statement responding to the claims, ream says its policy is meant to keep guns out of their locations as a way to ensure the safety of their employees. according to their website, reams mission location is temporarily

closed. the oakland and ferry locations are still open police arrested a suspect after leading them on a high-speed chase from contra costa county to san francisco. and then back to the east bay highway patrol reports that the suspect struck several other cars while trying to get away kron four's dan thorn actually caught up with one of the drivers who was sideswiped and cause this whole or deal wild ride. >> police take over a richmond neighborhood after a high-speed chase. turns a chase on foot for a suspect. the wanted driver leading police in this white infiniti to the east bay into the city and back to the east bay. several other drivers struck and sideswiped in the chaos. i looked in my rearview mirror and i >> are skirting around in the background of my gosh. it serve high lauren combs was on the bay bridge friday afternoon when her car was hit by the fleeing driver sideswiped my bumpers. great

>> and then kept going. and there's like 30 police cars. there was motorcycles. there were like undercover police cars. there are so many combs was worried there would be a standoff on the bridge. but later discovered the speeding driver took off into the east bay. >> police say the driver abandoned this white car near anderson park in richmond. >> and took off on foot. combs is grateful to have gotten away with minimal damage to or pickup, but he's concerned for everyone involved. >> and what about the? the stay of the guy? just another crazy day on the bridge. >> that was dan thorn reporting for us. and police were able to talk the driver out of the home in richmond and into custody. and sarah tesco, the mayor has big plans for downtown london breed would like to convert many of those empty storm fronts into vibrant pop-up shops. kron four's rob nesbitt shares the details. >> there will be 17 few are vacant signs in san francisco starting september 17th.

that's when business owners will move into pop-up locations, stretching from embarcadero center to montgomery street. it wasn't easy for the nonprofit sf new deal to pick the winners. executive director simon, burt ranks as 875 applied and more paperwork is still coming in. excited to bring. >> the energy and excitement that these small businesses and artists and cultural groups are going to able to to bring to these vacant storefronts. hillary past meant owns the popular devil's teeth bakery, one of the 17th pick to take part. >> she wants to be a part of the movement that changes any negative stereotypes. downtown san francisco is getting tourist town. that is. >> people going to work. the city is not dead. it's not dying. and actually excited to be a part of something too. counteract that devil's teeth. bakery currently has 2 locations in the city sunset in richmond districts. >> but for others there, pop-up location will be their first storefront experience helping small business owners like hill. get a jump start with his business donuts that

was featured on live in the bay last year. chair my donuts, one stomach at a time when the you know, i'm i'm all about that. >> that's my goal eventually to most are front and then, you know, take over the world. rent in the pop-up spaces will be free. and each participant receives an $8,000 grant to get up and running a boost to san francisco's downtown recovery efforts filling storefronts and re-imagining how the city does business. we don't see this as the solution to the recovery of downtown, but we do think it's going to be. >> contribution to the way that parents, cisco re imagines it's downtown. the 17 pop ups will launch in 9 vacant spaces for 3 months. >> and the city says if things go well, tenants will have the opportunity to extend for another 3 months reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> legendary guitar player in bay area. local carlos santana apologize to the transgender community in a post yesterday, santana faced backlash after comments he made during a july concert resurfaced online at

the new jersey show. he said, quote, a woman as a woman and a man is a man. that's it. whatever you want to do in the closet, that's your business. i'm okay with that on facebook yesterday, santana issued an apology saying i'm sorry for my insensitive comments. they don't reflect that. i want to honor and respect all persons ideals and beliefs. i realize that what i said hurt people and that was not my intent. i sincerely apologize to the transgender community and everyone i funded. well, there are wildfires burning north of us in washington and oregon. and because of them, the bay area, air quality district says that they are issuing an advisory through sunday for our air here. they say that you may see smoky or hazy skies or even smell smoke. >> coming up here on kron, 4 morning news, niners took on the dodgers. i'm sorry. the chargers inter last preseason game. we'll show you came out on top. >> i hope they will bring their bats the way i'm looking

at high temperatures today. some lower 90's going east to the east bay hills 80's up to the north bay will take care of some of this fog as we get into around the noon hour look at that 4 zone forecast. plus, your extended the kron 4 your extended the kron 4 morning news

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>> let's take a live look outside this time in the east bay, looking at the walnut creek camera and it looks a bit hazy davis. that may be what we're talking about earlier with u.s.. i'll come out, though. you know that since cut sun is coming out there. so we're looking good along around half. moon bay know, but i'm and around the bay. we have that fog clouds.

so. >> a way. that's what's going on for right now. and we're going to see temperatures in the lower 90's. well, inland, he's shoreline, not too bad. we'll see some 70's going on. but chilly at the coast because you see that now add to this experience, a good, strong onshore wind turkey by the afternoon. so we will break up some of these fog clouds and so forth. you do have those winds and half moon bay, particularly and down the peninsula. you're located at the right location of that low. bring that a marine layer in their lower 80's. it looks like as we get into early next week up to tahoe, 79 by tuesday. notice what's missing in all of this coupled with the fact we have this high to our east, we don't have the chance of afternoon evening thundershowers game. we frequently have in the late summer like this monsoon moisture gets tied up in the gears and starts to send it up to us. not seeing that over the next few days, even though that will be retrograding back to the west. i'm sending to the gulf of mexico. here is florida. and meanwhile, down to cuba and yucatan peninsula, this blob is of interest. it's

a a it's an area of interest that the hurricane center is watching for something tropical develop in the projections of whatever this is, it is is migrating towards the north. so this may become something that and that kind of environment it turns tropical real quick because this water is like dust soup. it's mid to upper 80's working. all right. on our front, here's what happens in middle of the week. high pressure retrogrades back. not much fanfare going on. not much in the way of some thunder shower action at all. it keeps the low at bay. however, it breaks down as we get into friday. you have it some scattered clouds. now earlier models had a mention of a few little showers and there. but the takeaway is we break down this heat spike. so it's not going to linger too long. do want to make notice. some monsoon moisture is trying to sneak in there to socal. looks like just a little bit in the desert. 72 san francisco. we do have some 60's along the coast today. again, it's going to be fighting that fog. and this is the influence of that onshore wind today. 76 going on for burlingame heading south will

do some lower 80's palo alto, redwood city in the south bay. lower 80's here to 90 morgan hill, though, los gatos of 87 near 80 along the east bay shoreline, tri valley. checking about 90 or close to it, at least 85 san ramon, danville, about a 90 79 going on for san leandro. 78 castro valley. 74 for berkeley. sonoma. but 86 will do a 92. meanwhile, for vacaville and 87 for santa rosa. so we do have a heat pump will call it spike whatever you want. temperatures get about 100 or so on wednesday and it's quick. it moves quickly in both directions and breaks down. then heading into friday, friday, being september, the first, which is the walk in to the logical act. obama the lake now so september, october, november, those the 3 that we still have hurricane season still brewing, though, but our temperatures reduced right on cue. and it's kind of nice. >> yeah, but it's still a lot warmer in san francisco. so that's kind of like our late indian summer here. that's right. we do have a delay or heat spikes to come as l a.

reminded us number can still have that so thanks a lot for crashing the party here. >> well, you about the hey, okay. haha. all right. the forty-niners and chargers play their last preseason game at levi's last night. but the story of the day was trey lance and the team parting ways. kron. 4 sports reporter aaron wilson has more on that today's sports wrap. well, the teen nick bosa and trey lance, the given us a lot to talk about just hours before kickoff. the niners did cut ties with trey lance. now. >> earlier this week, the niners did name sam darnold as the backup quarterback. but after some conversation it was decided that rate would be better off with another team. he was traded to the cowboys. now it did in the trey lance era here in san francisco with the forty-niners. of course, good luck to him in dallas.

meanwhile, the forty-niners did have a game to play. preseason battle. i just mentioned party making his second appearance against the la chargers in this pre-season he is in midseason farm to 33 here to brandon. i you cannot. you joked the defender breaks a tackle in school. 35 yards down field to the 2 yard line die. you is going to be obese if he keeps this up this season. but >> on a second and go play here, jp mason loses the ball at the goal line. and dean litter recovers for the charges in the forty-niners. they come up. >> it on the next drive. sickening, go. party out, take care of this. my so what's left sees that that takes off ends up in the end zone for the touchdown. that purdy finished the night 5 of 9 for 73 yards. and that score was one of now point ms they did miss the p a d after the point after that touchdown, of course. but they did take the 6 to 0 lead. and then joshua

kelley changes that after he takes the handoff, finds a crease but open. and 75 yards. he takes it to the house for the score. the charges. take a 76 lead. sam donald caymonian it pretty well. 34 here the 6 donald finds willie snead into the endzone egos of the nice pretty connection. 49 to take the lead back 12 to 10 at the charges did come back to win the game, though. 23 to 12. both teams got their work in, but now it's time for some real football co rse in night as they have to live on the road pittsburgh for their season opener. now, kyle shanahan did talk about trey lance following the game. he has really insightful things to say about re liaise with the 49, the first to dot and it didn't work out so. >> i mean, that's on us for that. but not going to say anything as and failure. be too much of a negative towards tray. i get our deal. we took a shot to go for that. we're hoping that he could be our guy and that didn't work out.

so i understand that from our standpoint, but i still do believe in >> you know i mean? >> it's a of hours. feel like i let right down. i mean, i wanted them to come here. i believe in trade. i believe in him before we responsible for that. >> last night, rather, the giants, they did fall to the atlanta braves. they'll take them back on today and then the a's, though they were able to get the better of the white sox in chicago. i'll toss back to you guys at the desk. >> thanks and we here at kron 4 pre gaming for the raiders final preseason game against the cowboys. our coverage starts at 4.30 this afternoon for the 05:00pm kickoff. so make sure you join us for pre and postgame lots of special guests and fun in store. so get ready for your raider football. helping news now, doctors say they figured out why lebron james's son bronny suffered from a cardiac arrest last month while practicing at usc after going through many tests from coast to coast. the

18 year-old was diagnosed with a congenital heart defect. but a spokesperson for the james family says after consulting with some top heart positions, there were actually confident that bronny will be able to return to basketball in the very near future. meantime, in baseball, the giants began a crucial six-game homestand last night against the braves but fell short with a final score. 5 to one. the giants hitters struck out 11 times friday night. game 2 is this afternoon. at 1 o'clock. >> we just have some breaking news just into the newsroom right now. tmz is reporting that. >> longtime host of the price is right. bob barker has died at the age of 99. details of his death or surrounding circumstances are not available at this time. barker retired from hosting the price is right. one of the longest-running came shows in u.s. history back in 2007 barker was on tv for 50 years before his retirement. so i'm sure we will continue to

follow that breaking news as we bring you more and of course, parker has brought so much joy to so many people's homes over so many years and we will truly be missed. now to some news here in california, a battle is brewing in sacramento over san francisco. senator scott wiener's bill to decriminalize psychedelics. but the proposal is not going up without a fight as the 58 would decriminalize psychedelics like magic mushrooms of past the california coalition for psychedelic safety. education is a group opposing the bill member. lisa hudson says her son jumped off a balcony and died after consuming magic mushrooms. so now she worries that kids will be influenced if the bill passes. >> bill toomey is dangerous to see bill come out that decriminalize second, alex. it makes kids automatically think that there's no, you know, there's no issues with.

>> state senator scott wiener people are less likely seek help of. they think that they're committing a crime by using these substances. and he says that his bill aims to help those experiencing mental health issues. the assembly appropriations committee will decide whether to kill the bill or low to move forward. we'll be right back. we're

following breaking news once more. tmz is reporting the longtime host of the price is right. bob barker has died at the age of 99. again, we don't know exactly what contributed to his death, but we do know

so much about his history and legacy on the price is right, which a game show where people would guess how much items cost and bring that without without going and over. that's the key, anybody can just say all that car, you know, whatever 20,000 you have to go over. yeah. and it's a long standing game show. also many generations. i know i grew up dave. i'm sure you grew up watching show. >> and the entire time pretty much until 2007, almost by barker. yeah. and he also a member robin roddy. that was the second announcer. johnny also was the first a-rod roddy was the second. he actually came to one of my stations. >> that i worked in the past in springfield, missouri. we now own it. the next our company kolr 10 in springfield became there. that was a mid 90's. he's also passed away as well. but i had just mentioned stagehand math here just a couple weeks ago said barr, bob barker is coming up to the century. mark here. >> so, wow, yeah, you just mentioned just a couple ago, the other one to watch out for

van is getting close up there. go around 100. he's still he's still turner way. these are icons who have lived quite the life and a very long and beautiful legacy. they leave that. bob barker leaves behind again at the age of 99. i mean, so many of us can only hope to long and to have a story like. he was also a guest host to a lot of programs to back in that era in the also into the 70's, i saw some of them bloopers from the game shows and so forth. just a general, good broadcasters and so forth. it, you know, a good. it's good to see that kind of thank goodness for youtube. it's all out there. check it out on youtube. going to see a lot of bob barker out there. i'm sure. check out the older episodes parker was just quite the charming man, of course, on that stage set. so no guessing on the actual retail prices of prognostications are. we're looking for wednesday, the hot day at 97. >> and then pulling back on our temperatures with some scattered clouds, fog and all of that jazz as we cool down when got to feel good.

>> but yes, you're right now we can get spikes watch out september. >> overall, a beautiful weekend. thank you so much for joining us. i'm ella sogomonian. thank you so much for watching kron. 4 news that we can show.

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