>> now on the kron, 4 morning news. 2 people have been hurt after a fight leads stabbing at a south bay in and out restaurant when the suspect got away. plus, several fatal crashes reported on our bay area highways overnight.

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. and thank pou so much for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm ella sogomonian. it's sunday august 27th. it's going to be another beautiful day in the bay. let's start things off with your weekend weather forecast with kron 4 meteorologist dave today. good morning. l good morning, everybody. and we're looking for another day just like yesterday we might up those temps ever so slightly by a couple degrees. and you have your typical onshore wind for the afternoon evening hours as checking in. >> no delays happening out this way. a little bit of fog, as you can see off towards the distance. but on balance, looks like some of that sunshine stories peering through. we have a mixture of some 50's and 60's on the board here. 62 hayward 60, meanwhile, for can a quick comparison of 24 hours ago that so much of the east bay, but up to the north bay, some of the numbers trailing. hey, that's ok, this time of year, we'll take some of the cooler numbers, by the way, next weekend. we'll see a lot more

cooler numbers that still doing its tricked out to sea. it's providing the thick marine layer least a little bit. the flow pattern that takes a bit of the edge off of summer. but that highs not too far from home. and that means yes, another heat pump coming our way midweek. 75 looks like by 11 by 2 will do about 88. we might still be looking at about 100 a strike to 100 or so come wednesday. but again, cooling off towards next weekend. we'll get more details in your forecast. coming up. l a now. some breaking news overnight. 2 teens were stabbed golden gate park in san francisco. >> police were called out to spreckels lake at john f kennedy drive at around 9.30 last night. they found 2 victims who are staffed. they were taken to the hospital and are said to be doing, ok, they're expected to survive. but no word on what happened or who them. also breaking overnight, multiple fatal crashes were reported across the bay area in the east bay. chp was called to reports of 2

overturned vehicles on i-580, in castro valley. this was at the eden canyon off-ramp. a coroner was called to the scene and it's not known how many people died there at this time. all lanes have now reopened. and 3 fatal crashes were reported along the peninsula as well as in san francisco kron four's tiffany justice is joining us live from the city with more. tiffany. >> right. 3 fatal crashes in the bay area overnight. one involved a pedestrian, though, is hitting killed. another a head-on collision. let's go ahead and go to a map to show you where this is all happening or happened. the first one happened around 02:30am in the morning. a pedestrian was struck and killed by a car. this happened on the southbound lanes of 2.80, north of 101, the second a fatal head-on collision northbound on 101, in silver avenue and the 3rd haven't in san mateo county southbound on the 2.80, and eastbound on 92. so we've learned from chp francisco, they responded to reports of a test 3 and that was hit by a car were told

that pedestrian died at the scene. then around 3 o'clock this morning, they received more reports about a wrong-way driver who was on the northbound lanes going southbound on vermont. this wrong-way driver causing a fatal head-on collision. there. firefighters having to remove the victims from the cars. and we do know that 2 people did pass away from that crash. chp has shut down 4 lanes as they continue to investigate that head-on collision. now going to mateo county where around 3 o'clock this morning as well. chp received calls about a car. the have involved in a crash eastbound on 92 2.80. we've learned that driver of the black suv you're looking at right now crashed into a concrete pillar on an overpass killing that person inside and driving that car. then another car crashed into that. saw suv, injuring 2 people inside of that car. now authorities are still looking into if dui is a factor. >> so it was reported that there were multiple vehicles

involved. we had a second vehicle of the white honda cr-v crashed into stopped vehicle within the lanes. there was one subject inside the volkswagen that sustained fatal injuries inside the white honda cr-v were 2 occupants we suspect minor injuries at that time. well, this we suggest you avoid the i-280, area as are 92. and just to make sure if carefully bring it right. >> now, we do know that chp is continuing to investigate all of these crashes from overnight. back to you. those are some pretty horrific images. thank you so much, tiffany. >> now to big story that we're following this morning. a bloodied fight caught on camera at an in and out just outside levi's stadium. person harry tells us what happened. >> the in and out burger is back open and operating as usual. but friday night it was

the scene of a bloodied brawl after the forty-niners final preseason game. >> the mission college boulevard in and out burger is just across the street from levi stadium in santa clara. that's where at least 10 people turn the dining into a street fight. at one point, people wearing forty-niners and raiders jerseys beat a man lying on the ground. one man pulls out a sharp object and repeatedly stabbed the man on the ground in the head and neck area that although each other, this man didn't want to give his name. but he says he goes to the in-and-out burger all the time. he saw the video online. he says as a football and a raiders fan, he was disappointed to see something like this happen. couple football fun. everybody has fans. i think everybody should be able to enjoy their own team without having worry about the next person. next police detained multiple people after the fight to had to be taken to the hospital. it's not clear why the fight began that this man wonders if

it had something to do with the team loyalty. it's it's a little fresh that the raiders left. so i think there's still a lot of going on here. >> most of grew up in households where? we have are raiders, a and most of my family's all niner raider fan. he says it's unfortunate thing to have this happen so close to levi stadium getting kind right now. so >> luckily, we don't see too much of that stuff down here, but it happens. santa clara police are still investigating the incident. they're asking anyone with information or more video to come forward in santa clara amanda hari kron. 4 news. op>> tough to watch. ok? police in santa rosa say they recovered a stolen gun during a domestic dispute on friday. this is a picture of the gun and police responded to reports that a man named saw salvador contreras threatened his ex-girlfriend with the firearm about 11:00am sorry, one in the morning on mohave avenue. contreras left the

area and was later found by police and taken into custody. he's accused of carrying a loaded stolen gun and resisting arrest. now to an update on a high-speed chase across the bay. chp reports the suspect as a teenager who was driving a stolen car. he was arrested friday night, surrendering after hiding inside of an apartment building in a richmond neighborhood for a few hours. the driver struck several other cars while trying to get away from police as they made their way from the east bay to the city and back because the suspects under age that his name is not being released at this time and a list of charges have not been revealed. meantime, in sandra fell a driver there managed to get away after leading chp on a high-speed chase along highway 101 friday night. chp officers said they called off the chase for public safety concerns. but the getaway driver took the lincoln avenue off ramp and then crashed into utility pole. officers searched the crash site for

half hour but then could not find the driver. happening tomorrow. some southbound lanes of highway 101, in the north bay will be closed for construction work up to 3 lanes between sausalito and mill valley will be closed for 12 hours. so starting at 05:00pm and ending at 05:00am every night through thursday. the work will replace existing asphalt concrete for the richardson bridge. let's go over to the east bay now. where else are to? police are warning people about some pretty scary atm robberies. they say that 4 victims were robbed at gunpoint atm at a wells fargo over on san pablo avenue near albany hill park. the suspects took off with wallets, purses, cell phones and cash. some good news to report the man who went missing last week on his boat in the san francisco bay has been found. george ferguson, who you see here was found on his boat in the san pablo bay on friday. the coast guard helped tow the boat to a marina over in valais and he was found to be in good

health. there are no details of his travels or the condition of his vote at this time. but ferguson's family did report him missing last tuesday after he told relatives that is both had run aground near alcatraz. today, the san francisco department of public health is once again providing narcan and information on overdose prevention. the dangers of fentanyl. this time honor of an upcoming international overdose awareness day. that's happening next wednesday. so this event today is free and it's taking place right in front of stands. hardware between california street and mayfair drive from noon to 02:00pm in san francisco for information on upcoming events. you can visit. we are not alone dot community. coming up on kron 4 morning news footage captures the moment a forklift were stolen from an east bay harbor store. we have those details ahead. plus, labor day weekend is expected to add to the thing is summer travel season on record.

>> more on what the tsa is anticipating this year. and after the break, temperatures are expected to spike early next week. up ahead, we have a look at you can stay hydrated while dealing with the heat. >> not too bad for you today as we see temperatures, races, 70's and 80's well inland will to be talk about the lower 90's going on. and by the way, after heat spike going we have a nice weekend next weekend. coming up, kron morning news coming up, kron morning news continues. given year. ♪

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>> welcome back. we're going to see temperatures in the low 90's inland today. so it's

plain old water enough to keep you hydrated when it's hot out. reporter dina bair investigates. >> sweating is your body's way of shutting heat. we lose 17 to 24 ounces of water. just perspiration, which is normal. but in the heat, we lose more than that on a typical day, drinking 2 to 3 leaders of water does the trick. that's about 9, 8 ounce glasses for women. and 13 for men. kids ages 4 to 13 require about 67 cups a day. so when it's this typically we can lose more than we take registered dietician. vicki retelny says 80% of our water intake should come from flu. it's primarily water. the other 20% can come from food, high water foods are fruits, vegetables. you can get water in from smoothies and soups. keep water close by. so it's easy to sit throughout the day. if

you're working out, consider a sports drink or beverages with added electrolytes, charged minerals, that control fluid balance, regulate blood pressure and help keep her heart beating and maintain the correct ph balance in your blood. you know, as an athlete that's working out outdoors, you can lose up to a leader of water. so you really want to be replenishing water and electrolytes. when should you reach for products like pedialyte or liquid iv, you should use an election hands beverage. it's a little more concentrated if you know that you've lost a fluids through sweat or >> vomiting or diarrhea, see want to pay attention to that. 50 1% of our body weight is water. it helps regulate digestion, moved glucose in our bloodstream when we're running. low signs of dehydration include feeling dizzy or light-headed trouble focusing headache, irritability, and increase in heart rate. and you're and that is dark in color. pay attention to the color if you

year and it should be a pale lemonade color. >> all right. let's take a live look outside conditions in the east bay from our walnut creek camera. and david looks pretty hazy out there. still. >> that's just some of the haze left over from that fog, you know, we have the east bay shoreline here. l a good morning. good morning, everybody. and we're going up fairly quickly today. it's well in the 70's. you go up a couple 1000 feet already. so the typical inversion is checking in. i think this fog is going to mix out a little quicker than yesterday. quick shot of the high temperatures today. that's not current but high temperatures. we've got the lower 90's and far east expected east bay shoreline, 80 ish upper 70's around there up to the north. they got 90 santa rosa, 74 san francisco in school. 65 going on for half moon bay. 84 san jose currently now. yes, back to the green. this is what we look like right now. some lower 60's lining up the east bay shoreline, even mid 60's off to antioch at this hour. so it's kind of the same kind of routine we clear out the morning fog and all of that business kind of lingers around the coast a little bit

this afternoon comes back again tonight. don't forget, we'll get that breeze in the afternoon evening hours and we'll do the same thing tomorrow. i think again, the fog will clear out a little quicker then today. so we start to get to this warming phase that were expected for the middle of the week. the fog situation continues to clear a little bit more rapidly, mostly sunny and warm on balance today, inland 80's around the east bay shoreline are near 80 lower 90's going on for inland. and it looks the same in the monday tuesday, but we're going bump near 100 possible expected on wednesday. the day you're looking at late in the week, cooling again quickly. it's going to drop like a stone and mid to lower 80's return. looks like next weekend. and there is that possibility of maybe a little stray shower kind been there. the models are kind of toying with us a little bit here. but the thing will take away from it is definitely cool in those temps. 74 going on san francisco today. open your at 78 today. 84 meanwhile for san jose. but we did show you we have some lower 90's in the

far east next couple of days. this what i meant earlier, not much movement. we stay in the lower 90's territory. it looks like for the next several days with wednesday being the temperature bump for you. but again, as i like to mention this weekend, looks like we might a little flavor of fall. just the flavor of it. now we're not getting full course hundreds pays the cocktail because you mentioned there's a chance we can always get a heat spike stone september. so is not over with for us all right. thank you so much. data about. >> well, after the biggest summer travel season on record, the tsa is looking ahead to the labor day travel weekend. reporter chris shortt is over the san diego international airport with what travelers need to know. >> we've had about 80,000 people arriving and departing at the airport every day. we need to make sure that passengers know what they're doing to leave a little time for them to get through that.

>> airport, make sure your pockets are completely empty front and back all >> the most common items that are officers encountered are really toiletries, those oversized liquids. and they forget that we have a restriction on the amount of liquids travel travelers can bring in their carry on luggage. 3.4 ounces or less. make sure you have your id out. you don't have to have your boarding pass out. tsa at san diego international airport using what we call credential authentication technology. these units can any type of id that's accepted by tsa. very quick. >> it's official the technologies program to tell the officer on screen, which why they're we know based on numbers. this labor day holiday will be busier than ever. it's your responsibility know what you put in your bag. anything with the blade is not allowed in your carry on luggage by want to bring the bear repellent to your attention either in carry on our checked baggage. a chance of that discharging getting into the ventilation system of the airplane. that risk is too

high tools, anything over 7 inches. our power tools not get a little bit of kick out of the alcohol that people bring to the checkpoint. >> and it looks like happy hour here. it's people bring full bottles of beer and wine lotion, shampoo. somebody even brought their laundry detergent to the checkpoint in their carry on luggage. so when you come to the airport, you're not that person. the slows everything down. all right. don't be that person. >> and other news, a class action lawsuit against a discount airline has reached an 8 million dollars settlement. spirit airlines settled with a group of passengers who claimed that they were charged surprise carry on bag fees after buying spirit tickets through third-party sellers. the suit represented first-time buyers there. 6 online sites including expedia. travelocity, and cheap tickets between august 2011 and may 2017 plaintiffs claimed that the extra baggage fees often cost as much as a ticket for a flight eligible passengers could get up to 75% of their fees. back. it seems as though

americans are not renting summer homes as much as they used to air dna which tracks the performance of vacation rentals says occupancy rates are down 14% in orlando, florida. they're also down 12% along the jersey shore and 8% in san diego vacancy. rates have been as high as 20% this summer and some popular vacation destinations. but that doesn't necessarily mean that people are renting less. experts explain. many people bought second homes during the pandemic and decided to rent them out. so maybe that's why more properties are just available, which can then translate to a rise in vacancies. new study shows american consumers are comfortable with using artificial intelligence to track their finances. the study by qualtrics as that 43% of shoppers are comfortable with generative ai and would use it if it helps them solve financial problems like budgeting managing expenses, retirement, and savings. credit experts say china grove

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president biden and first lady jill biden took off from reno yesterday after they spent a week vacationing in tahoe. the biden family had been staying on the nevada side at the 15 million dollar home of environmentalist and former democratic presidential primary foe tom stier. there was some disruption, though, on the president's trip went on friday morning. fighter jets intercepted aircraft that had violated a temporary flight restriction in lake tahoe because of the biden's visit. still ahead on kron 4 morning news. government is sending out a warning to parents about ongoing trend of vapes. >> the skies, this school supplies.

>> now on the kron 4 morning show alameda county district attorney pamela price took questions from the community. there were some differences this time compared to the one that she held last month will listen to that. plus, fruit flies are becoming a problem to the point that it's now considered an emergency. up ahead, we'll talk about the threat to our crops. good morning and welcome back to kron 4 morning news. let's start off this half hour with a look at your forecast. dave spahr as in the weather center with the latest. they've well. good morning good morning, everybody. and we start off with traditional fog going on here. but for today, going to see some temperatures in those in the valleys in the lower 90's. it looks like. >> for now, though, there's that low helping us out a little bit to. it's going to be waning or by the middle of the week as that high from the central plains starts to back up a little bit and we repeat

that he bump program again east bay shoreline. you can see all the fog kind of hanging around, but it's not up to people rethinking go couple 1000 feet in the air and a boy that really makes is out. real quick for you. here's the breakdown. we're at 75 by 11 by 2 at 87. again, looking for some of those highs in the lower nice today. 65 for antioch. some lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline. 58, san francisco and 57. meanwhile, 4 half moon bay, the giants today versus the braves game time for 15. so games will later in the day. temperatures cooler there for upper 60's. but you throw in that wind and that's what's going to really be feeling of near about 20 gust to 25, although mostly sunny. but a bit on the windy side, sort of be a little chilly at the ballpark. 92, antioch, and it looks like concord today, east bay shoreline. we've got a team. meanwhile, hayward 79 going on for fremont. but these temperatures will be building over the next couple of days. we're going to get warning that extended forecast for you. the 4 zone and also

going to check out the tropics. going to be interesting in the gulf of mexico this week. looking for 2 things. stay. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price to questions from the community and a town hall meeting in oakland yesterday. kron four's philippe djegal reports that unlike a contentious town hall she held last month, remained peaceful. >> with the stewards for racial justice in the criminal justice system before taking questions from the crowd that grew to more than 70 people. alameda county district attorney pamela price given risen to it to open her town hall meeting in oakland saturday, detailing her office's role in addressing crime and the accomplishments says she has made only in her first 8 months as da, a new plan integrate services. >> safer do meeting was held missionary baptist church in the world district. 2 members of the asking price a member from the mayor's and the police need at respect throughout most of the

discussion. price on 2 questions from the public for about a half-hour. one man asked about program's her office is implementing to address and issues. i just want to know. do you think their work? >> yes or no. i think the no, yes, some parts, no. in other parts prices committed to what she calls restoring justice by pursuing alternatives to incarceration and avoiding charging youth as adults. stance on reducing sentencing enhancements pay has been a point of contention from in the community do not deter crime. >> the number 2, they are racially biased. this coming as the effort to recall prices under way after the signatures needed to push the movement for certified in the county last week. it's it's crazy here. laurel ace manager andrew owens told prices or has been burglarized several times in his employees have also been disagrees with her

approach to holding criminals accountable for their actions. and it doesn't really help too much because they just kind of catch and release. rice declined to take questions from reporters attended the in oakland, philippe djegal all kron take a look at this video of a burglary at the laurel ace hardware store in oakland. >> the manager shared surveillance footage with us showing thief stealing a forklift from the store early saturday morning. we're told that the thieves hit the macarthur boulevard location 4 separate times beginning shortly after midnight, the first 3 times cutting open gate and then the last time taking off with a forklift, as you just saw, the manager says that the fence was knocked over and merchandise including plants, were destroyed. reached out to opd and they tell us they're investigating. the california department of food and agriculture is taking emergency action to prevent the spread of these guys. these are oriental fruit, fly bugs after 2 of them were found in santa clara county over the last month. the fly

is native to asia and they burrow their way into fruit and vegetables, making them practically an edible. and according to the department, they pose a threat to almost 20 billion dollars worth of crops. take a look at the map. that's the area that's being treated. the green circles are where the flies were found and that affects the area surrounding cupertino, san jose, santa clara and sunnyvale. the treatment being used today is commonly used in california and is safe for humans. >> and we could soon see largest strike of health care workers in u.s. history. > voting started yesterday to authorize a possible strike at kaiser permanente facilities. the voting process for union members will last until september 13th with a potential strike starting as early as october. 1st. so if the strike moves forward, it could be the largest strike of health care workers in u.s.. history is mentioned. union members say that they're underpaid and are frustrated under staffing across hospitals and clinics.

>> students return to school. the government is warning parents about vapes being disguised as classroom supplies. take a look at some of the examples on your screen. >> the fda is warning parents and teachers about highlighter e-cigarettes. bright neon colors and the familiar shape they could easily pass the school items and it's not just high later vapes look out for. >> you know, slurpee cup said there is obviously a very attractive target there for a younger audience there's other devices that are usb flash drive the most recent item i've seen could sweatshirt with the strings that hooded sweatshirt are device. >> while fda has warned several online retailers this week to stop selling these products in the united states until they meet agency standards. if they don't, there could be fines and legal action. take a look over in. sandra fell. they're sharing this image of a dumpster fire

that broke out late friday night on francisco boulevard. officers arrived on scene with the right tools to extinguish the flames pretty quickly. they're investigating the cause and no word on how it started. 3 marines are dead and 5 more seriously injured after a training exercise when wrong in australia, the training was a multi nation event with 23 people on board the aircraft. australian prime minister said only americans were hurt. the u.s. military also taking part in a multi nation military exercise back in july, win for australian personnel were killed in a helicopter crash. that also happened in australia. now some new developments on maui. an official count reports 380 people are still missing on the island. 115 people are confirmed dead at this point. now, maui county is suing hawaiian electric, accusing it of ignoring high wind warnings. the toppled power lines and ignited dry brush and the response to the

lawsuit, the power company said that they're disappointed. the maui county chose litigation while the investigation into the fire is still ongoing. friends of longtime maui football coaches, family lost their home in the devastating fire in la hina rallied in sacramento to raise money for his family as they work to rebuild reporter rowena shaddox has a look at his grassroots effort to help coach and she actually caught up with him as he took a break from cleaning up some of the mess. >> think >> i'm trying to raise money to help my auntie and uncle rebuild their ancestral home in maui. >> all right, guys out because in the morning cheryl dorsch wants to help out her good friends. pollen angle, my and their family who lost their home to the devastating fire in la hina. so she organized this fundraiser from her

sacramento home selling barbecue chicken and pulled pork sandwiches debating the money from the meals will go directly to the family. love you. love you, too. they're not worried about theirs. all they're doing is helping others. they have done nothing but work at the distribution center that's set up in >> to help give to everybody else who lost so they're not even worried about themselves. i'm worried about my auntie and uncle. i'm doing everybody. >> especially cheryl and her family chauvin sister to is that sacramento fox 40 spoke with paul. my who's been hands on helping in hawaii dealing with all the so mindful of our work to do. >> i know my family struggling in >> paul and his wife in go work for the twin rivers unified school district and coach. many sports at oakdale and foothill elementary's along with youth programs, cold water. whatever she makes

delicious neighbors follow their noses and came out to help helping out. as always. i always like to help the community i can just go my son. >> not my son's 22. and he was coaching them once about 7 or 8 years old yeah. >> the family his former fellow coach also wanted to extend a helping hand from afar. it's a time of need and we can give as good for the family there. i really good family that a community out there. and i saw the support over here to the island. as it shows, you know, how extending the family can be lopez. and tom, i were like family for us for my family. some issues that she's going to the country's. i'm just offer little time put implore. >> well, certainly getting up there in california. >> you know, it's hard find online is not the same beautiful city now it's not

going >> you don't have to go to hawaii to help out kron four's parent company nexstar is partnering up with the red cross to help people affected by the maui wildfires. we posted a link up on our website kron 4 dot com. yesterday marked national dog day. so here is kron four's very own can wave of his pup stevie licks. holiday was created back in 2004 to encourage adoptions. and in honor of national dog day, the berkeley humane society held a special event. their biggest annual adopted thon and street fair. the free event featured more than 20 shelters and rescues and hundreds of adoptable pets along with live music, food and much more. >> atmosphere was great. lot of dog lovers really was a great turnout. hundreds of people showed maybe into thousands. >> and coming up on kron 4 morning news open. maybe playing hardball with the a's.

as mayor sheng thao reveals her list of demands. >> high temperatures still reaching for the lower 90's here, but we're going to build on that by not quite a decade or so. but a little bump expected mid-week. i got your extended forecast plus that 4 zone. the kron 4 morning news zone. the kron 4 morning news continues. in 18 years, grant gill will become an improv legend. that's why he's preparing for it now with health tips and wellness tools from aarp. to help make sure his health lives as long as he does.

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play while a new stadium is being built in vegas and their lease to the oakland coliseum is up after next year. the a's could re up at the coliseum for a few years. but according to the san francisco chronicle, mayor sheng taos price could be steep, including leaving the a's name routed. >> in oakland, joining us now to talk more about this san francisco sports columnist scott ostler. and that's not all the mayor is asking for. according to a recent conversation that you had. so phyllis and what what she talking about. >> well, mayer realizes she's in the driver's seat because the age of got about their move in such a hasty and kind of slapdash fashion left themselves. no place to play after next year. so they're going to have a 3 or four-year void, no place to play. and they'd like to probably one of the main options is to stay in oakland. but mayor thao realizes that that she now has some leverage and what he does and she she's willing to use it. yeah, what you can use that leverage to try to she could do once everything one she raise the lease. it's not

1.2 million. she can say, ok, we it's now 10, 9, 15 million they have to play somewhere. so she she got another thing is she could ask the commissioner of baseball. look. if we're going to help them and and lease the stadium out to them, we want to leave the name here. we want to. so at some point, maybe a note special team will come and it will be the oakland a's solely days. name here. when you go to las vegas, another thing she could ask isn't this would be it daring ask would be. if we least the team, if lease a stadium to the team for 3 or 4 years and help them out. we want you to guarantee that when you expand when mlb expands that oakland will be at the top of the list for an expansion team of all those scenarios, which one you see may be playing out. guaranteeing a an expansion team is probably a long shot because it it be hard to get all the owner to say, ok? that because they're not ready to expand yet anyway. so that that would be a long shot

leaving the name is a possibility. i think that number one possibility is jacking the the rate there's no incentive for oakland to do the a's. any favors basic. exactly right. right. and fact, mlb and of kind of and i'm leaving open. but they've kind of insulted and abused oakland on the way out the door of the commissioners kind of ridicule, the fans ridiculed the mayor sheng thao she couldn't get a deal done. a lot of what he said was was b everything. yes, so they have not done any favors. oakland's opens not. in a move to do it during the great things for them. she's got a lot of that ridge because the a's don't have any real options. they have to pretty much play in oakland until their stadium in vegas has completed right? >> yeah, the a's are really short on options because, for instance, if they decide to plan summerland in the minor league ballpark 20 miles outside of vegas, major league plate players association would have to sign off on that. and they're unlikely to do that because big league players don't like the plan

125 degree heat with a no refund. the stadiums they? it's not going to be popular with the players association to okay. we're going to play part of the games in sacramento are going to play part of them over here and sentenced cent for cisco's. it's a mess. and the fan base will be right. all over the place right? yeah. and then the giants maybe would let him play for a little bit at the. >> they could make some money, but they don't want him to take over their stay. exactly. in 8, the giants that the same thing is open. oakland uses that state at the stadium. they read about the tractor shows and monster truck shows right wrestling shows and things like that. and so the giants, the giants use the stadium for more than just baseball. so and waiting in the wings throughout all of this is another development group that wants that coliseum property to get their project going. >> so the longer the a's hang around and write and that's putting a big delay on their plans. that's another incentive for oakland to jack up the rates and not make it easy for days to say opens ready to roll on the development. there's a a group

of oakland, people that are ready to develop that property right away. and they're in the process of buying half of it and maybe the other half. so yeah. and oakland basically opened and mayor sheng thao are saying, you know, we would long enough to develop causing property time is now. let's let's get it done. this kind of sounds like the old baltimore colts moved to indianapolis where dead of the night they loaded up trailer's moved indiana and then the fans there got a new team dropped the colts name that left with the team and became the ravens kind of a similar a little bit of us. and especially the fact that he's kind of haphazard and messily done poorly done right. and and john fisher said he's not interested in selling that. he said that. but that doesn't necessarily mean anything. so because it i still believe at some point you will the interest in selling the team if the price is right. all right. sir, thank you very much. white. the insightful

conversation. >> all right. well, if you have some weekend plans are heading out there. we are taking a live look at sfo from our camera out at the airport and it still looks pretty foggy day. selected spots here cup like good morning, everybody. >> and also at half moon bay, too. but you can make out some of that sunshine trying to peer its way on through, by the way, ella was talking about weekend plans. if it takes you into early next week as well, heading to tahoe area, lower 80's, lots of sunshine notice in the late summer like this, we're not seeing what we sometimes see that chance of afternoon evening. thunder showers each day. so it's dry even though we're on the backside of this high, it's going to be moving around him to get to that in a bit. this blob i talked about from yesterday. it's something tropical what's now a tropical depression. number 10. and it's expected to become a hurricane in the gulf of mexico this week. here are the projections that we have a bit. let's go forward with this. now. it finally after does anything steering it? so it's very slow going and start by tuesday. now tropical storm

strength. now and then let's go for now becoming a hurricane around the florida panhandle. looks like this will be wednesday at 02:00am. this is the projections that we from the hurricane center and it never has time to grow beyond category one, it looks like. but that environment in the gulf like that very, very soupy. tropical systems like to work on. but the only little plus about this is looks like it's avoiding the western gulf. are all the refineries are that could be a big issue there. so we'll be watching that right back to what we're looking for for the week ahead. i did talk about a heat pump coming our way. this lowe's been a great friend of ours. all it's going away. here comes the high. yes, it will be to our south, but it will provide us that he pump midweek. but hang on, hang on. our front comes back look at that. that's juicy. and on top of this, we have the cooler temperatures. what about any rain with well, let's get to the middle the week here again. the high pressure builds. come on. frostbuster drop south. there we go. there we go. maybe a couple little

splotches show up not really sure. but the bigger issue is we do get some cooling and we get that low coming right along the coast like that. that will be kind of a nice treat. 74 san francisco, the 4 zone forecast for you at the coast. still hanging on to some 60's. but a couple 70's poking out here and there. 76 for burning game. 79 foster city, san carlos. 82 down the south bay. we have lower to middle 80's. 91 going on for morgan hill, east bay shoreline approaching 80 tri valley, lower 90's. hardly any moving from yesterday. so to be the same today tomorrow, even a little bit on tuesday. 76 for berkeley, but host 77 got the good, strong onshore afternoon evening. when the work 90 fairfield, 85 for napa and 90. meanwhile for santa rosa, 7 day forecast. it's the big day we're watching wednesday. look at the sweet drop that happens friday and saturday. again, that low checking and that means cloud cover and cooler temperatures. maybe a little shower. they're just kind of token. throw in there, very nice. thank you so much go. >> well, because the wildfires

that are burning to the north of us in washington and oregon. >> air quality leaders are extending an advisory through today. so they say that you might continue to see the smoking us or haziness out there and even smell some there and even smell some smoke. we'll be right back.

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now on kron 4 morning news. 2 people are hurt after a fight leads to stabbing at a south bay in and out restaurants when the suspect got away. plus, several fatal crashes reported on bay area highways overnight. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. and thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm ella

sogomonian. it's sunday august 27th and it's shaping up to be a beautiful day across the bay area. let's take a look at your weekend weather forecast. what's left of it with kron meteorologist dave spahr. we're halfway through it here. in the morning. okay. good morning good morning, everybody. and we're dealing with the morning fog yet again, although it start to peel away. >> even at some of the ground locations that we're seeing right now, such as the east bay shoreline here. so you probably will see a little quicker clearing that we saw from yesterday. it's nice to keep those temperatures down night. really nice. start to the day. lower 60's at work here got some 50's up to the north bay. 58, san francisco. 62 meanwhile for san jose and even though we're cool yesterday, we're still a little cooler in some spots here like in the north bay, half moon bay is trailing by about 2 degrees or so. so we're even building on yesterday's cold temps. we still have the same players in place with that low off towards our west. it's going to be waiting and influence. however, over the next couple of days going up for another, he pump coming our way. here's the breakdown for you. were about 80 at high noon by 3 o'clock. we're talking 89 and

not too much happens today tomorrow, even really into tuesday. it could be kind of a one-day event, but we may be looking at numbers. this high is still 100 more on that forecast coming up in a thank you so much. tape breaking news overnight. 2 teens were stabbed golden gate park in an francisco. >> police were called out to spreckels lake at john f kennedy drive at around 9.30 last night. they found 2 victims who were stabbed. they were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive. and no word yet on what exactly happened or who hurt them. also breaking overnight, multiple fatal crashes were reported across the bay area in the east b. chp was called out to reports of 2 overturned vehicles on i-580, in castro valley. this is at the eaton canyon off-ramp and the coroner was called out to the scene. it's not known how many people died at this time, but all lanes have since reopened. there were 3 fatal car crashes reported along the peninsula and san francisco to kron four's. tiffany justice joins us live from the city

with more. tiffany. >> right. 3 fatal crashes all overnight in the bay area. one involved a pedestrian. the other was a head-on collision. let's go ahead and show you a map. the show you exactly where this all took place in happened. the first one happened around 02:30am in the morning of a test was struck and killed by a car. this happened on the southbound lanes of 2.80, north of 101. the second a fatal head-on collision north on 101, in silver avenue. and then the 3rd in mateo county. this one happened on the southbound lanes of the 2.80, eastbound on 92. so we've learned chp, francisco responded to reports of a destrehan that was hit by a car. we're told a pedestrian did die at that scene. then around 3 o'clock this morning, they received more reports about a wrong-way driver who was going northbound on southbound lanes in vermont are on vermont. this wrong-way driver causing a fatal head-on collision. there. firefighters

having to remove the victims from that car. we know that 2 people pass away from that collision. chp shutdown, 4 lanes as they continue to investigate that head-on collision. now going to mateo county where around 3 o'clock this morning as well. chp received calls about a car that had been involved in a crash eastbound on 92. in 2.80, we've learned the driver of that black suv. you're looking at crashed into a concrete pillar on an overpass killing the driver. then another car crashed into that. saw suv, injuring 2 people inside of that car. authorities are still looking into whether a dui is a factor. >> so it was reported that there were multiple vehicles involved. we had a second vehicle of the white honda cr-v crashed into stopped vehicle within the lanes. there was one subject inside the volkswagen that sustained fatal injuries inside the white honda cr-v were 2 occupants we suspect minor injuries at that time. well,

this we suggest you avoid the i-280, area as are 92. and just to make sure if carefully bring it right. >> chp also saying that are continuing to investigate all of these crashes reporting to justice. back to you. thank you so much for that report. tiffany. >> there's another big story that we're following this morning. a blood. the fight caught on camera at an in and out just outside levi stadium. clippers amanda hari tells us what happened. >> the in and out burger is back open and operating as usual. but friday night it was the scene of a bloodied brawl after the forty-niners final preseason game. >> the mission college boulevard in and out burger is just across the street from levi stadium in santa clara. that's where at least 10 people turn the dining into a

street fight. at one point, people wearing forty-niners and raiders jerseys beat a man lying on the ground. one man pulls out a sharp object and repeatedly stabbed the man on the ground in the head and neck area that although each other, this man didn't want to give his name. but he says he goes to the in-and-out burger all the time. he saw the video online. he says as a football and a raiders fan, he was disappointed to see something like this happen. what will school football? fun? everybody has fans. i think everybody should be able to enjoy their own team without having worry about the next person. next police detained multiple people after the fight to had to be taken to the hospital. it's not clear why the fight began that this man wonders if it had something to do with the team oil teats. it's a little fresh that the raiders left. so i think there's still a lot of going on >> most of grew up in households where? we have are raiders, a and most of my family's all niner raider fan. he says it's unfortunate thing

to have this happen so close to levi stadium getting kind of right now. so >> luckily, we don't see too much of that stuff down here, but it happens. santa clara police are still investigating the incident. they're asking anyone with information or more video to come forward in santa clara amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> police in santa rosa say they recovered a stolen gun during a domestic violence dispute on friday. take a look at the picture of the fire. our police responded to reports that salvador contreras threatened his ex-girlfriend. >> with that gun at about one in the morning on mahoning avenue. contreras left the area and was later found by police and taken into custody. he's accused of carrying a stalled stolen loaded gun and resisting arrest. >> now to an update on a high-speed chase across the bay. chp reports the suspect as a teenager who was driving a stolen car. he was arrested friday night and surrendered after hiding inside of an

apartment building in a richmond neighborhood for a few hours. the driver struck several cars while trying to get away from police as they made their way from the east bay to the city and back because the suspect is under age. his name will not be released. a list of charges have not been revealed. meantime, in sandra fell a driver there managed to get away after leading chp on a high-speed chase along highway 101 friday night. chp officer said they called off the chase because of public safety concerns. but the getaway driver took the lincoln avenue off-ramp and crashed into utility pole. officers searched the crash site for about a half hour, but then couldn't find the driver. happening tomorrow. some southbound lanes of highway 101, in the north bay will be closed for construction work. so take note up to 3 lanes between sausalito and mill valley will be closed for about 12 hours starting at 05:00pm ending at 05:00am every night through thursday. the work will replace existing asphalt concrete for the

richardson bridge. and the east bay. elsewhere to police are warning people about pretty scary atm robberies. they say the 4 victims were robbed at gunpoint at an atm at a wells fargo on san pablo avenue near albany hill park. the suspects took off with the wallets, purses, cell phones and cash. some good news to report. the man who went missing last week on a boat in the san francisco bay has been found. george ferguson was found on his boat in the san pablo bay on friday. the coast guard actually help to tow the boat to a marina and delay hope he was found to be in good health and there are no details of his travels or the condition of his boat at this time. but ferguson's family reported him missing last tuesday after he told them that his boat had run aground near alcatraz. today, the san francisco department of public health is once again providing narcan and their formation on reversing overdose and the

dangers of using fentanyl. this time in honor of the upcoming international overdose awareness day next wednesday, today's event is free and it's taking place in front of stands hardware between california street for a drive from noon to new noon to 02:00pm for information on upcoming events you can visit. we're not alone dot community. >> coming up, we have footage that captured the moment forklift was stolen from a big hardware store. details ahead. plus, labor day weekend is expected to add to a big summer travel boost. more on what the tsa is expecting. and after the break, temperatures are soaring early next week. we're going to have a look at how you can stay hydrated. >> and those inland highs to get into the lower 90's as ultimate highs will do the same kind of thing. looks like monday into tuesday. but that heat pump looking at us for wednesday. public forecast to come back to

>> we're going to see temperatures soaring up to low 90's inland today. so it's plain old water enough to keep you hydrated when it's hot out. reporter dina bair investigates. >> sweating is your body's way of shutting heat. we lose 17 to 24 ounces of water. just perspiration, which is normal. but in the heat, we lose more than that on a typical day, drinking 2 to 3 leaders of water does the trick. that's about 9, 8 ounce glasses for women. and 13 for men. kids

ages 4 to 13 require about 67 cups a day. so when it's this typically we can lose more than we take registered dietician. vicki retelny says 80% of our water intake should come from flu. it's primarily water. the other 20% can come from food, high water foods are fruits, vegetables. you can get water in from smoothies and soups. keep water close by. so it's easy to throughout the day. if you're working out, consider a sports drink or beverages with added electrolytes, charged minerals, that control fluid balance, regulate blood pressure and help keep our heart beating and maintain the correct ph balance in your blood. you know, as an athlete that's working out outdoors, you can lose up to a leader of water. so you really want to be replenishing water and electrolytes. when should you reach for products like pedialyte or liquid iv, you

should use an election hands beverage. it's a little more concentrated if you know that you've lost a fluids through sweat or >> vomiting or diarrhea, see want to pay attention to that. 50 1% of our body weight is water. it helps regulate digestion, moved glucose in our bloodstream when we're running. low signs of dehydration include feeling dizzy or light-headed trouble focusing headache, irritability, and increase in heart rate. and you're and that is dark in color. pay attention to the color if you year and it should be a pale lemonade color. >> taking a live look outside of the conditions along the embarcadero. it's still pretty foggy out there, but it should clear up later in the day they've spar is here in the weather center with your still kind of overcast you disembark and arrow for right now. just some of that fog hanging around a little as we have the east bay shoreline as well. but look at the start to peel away. we can see some of the buildings beneath that a little bit. so we're going in the right direction. opening

up those skies a bit. here's a little look at what our high % temperatures are projected to be lower 90's over the east bay hills. >> east bay shoreline just being treated to some lower 80's here. we'll see more of that to the week to come. 94 santa rosa, 74 san francisco. but a chilly 65 at half. moon bay, those coastal locations, by the way, maybe a little bit extra bump today compared to yesterday. we'll get maybe some lower 70's working here, 70 for antioch right now. 50's and 60's mixture for the east bay up to the north, a mostly 50's now and 62 for san jose. futurecast for doesn't much to show us is just this pulsating of the early marine layer clears on out nicely. the thing to note is no afternoon showers and thunder shower activity. very quiet in the mountains. nice cobalt, blue skies monday. we do kind of the same type of program as well. that's partially being aided by our low friend out to sea, providing the nice flow pattern. nice, stable atmosphere for the afternoon. even with daytime heating. we just east of fog still making appearances latest tuesday

morning. very aggressively like this is you will notice still. so we've got mostly sunny, warm inland near about 80 for the bay lower 90's. well, inland next week, early next week. sunny warming, quickly, hot wednesdays. the day we're looking for in. this is a pop now. we'll see that one day pop near 100 cooling off for the remainder of the week. compliments of this aggressive low along our coast. cooling again quickly in mid to lower 80's returned. back to the forecast. we'll give you a little flavor falls. walk into logical autumn. 74 san francisco, 78 for oakland. 84, meanwhile for san jose pretty persistent. it looks like over persistence, as we say in the lower 80's the next couple of days, not just today, but also into monday into tuesday. however, 7 day forecast has a nice cool down for you. once we get past this, a heat pump for you on wednesday. so we also some interesting stuff in the tropics as well to its in the gulf of mexico, which is where the refineries are. >> wow. yeah. hopefully nothing happened out there watching the 2. okay. thanks for doing that. yeah. all

right. well, after the biggest summer travel season on record, the tsa is looking ahead to the labor day travel weekend. >> reporter chris short is in san diego international airport with what travelers need to know. >> we've had about 80,000 people arriving and departing at the airport every day. we need to make sure that passengers know what they're doing to leave a little time for them to get to that. >> airport, make sure your pockets are completely empty front and back all >> the most common items that are officers encountered are really toiletries, those oversized liquids. and they forget that we have a restriction on the amount of liquids, travel travelers can bring in their carry on luggage. 3.4 ounces or less. make sure you have your id out. you don't have to have your boarding pass out. tsa at san diego international airport using what we call

credential authentication technology. these units can any type of id that's accepted by tsa. very quick efficient technologies program to tell the officer on screen, which why they're all we know based on numbers this labor day holiday will be busier than ever. it's your responsibility know what you put in your bag. anything with the blade. >> is not allowed in your carry on luggage by want to bring the bear repellent to your attention either in carry on our checked baggage. a chance of that discharging getting into the ventilation system of the airplane. that risk is too high tools, anything over 7 inches. our power tools not get a little bit of kick out of the alcohol that people bring to the checkpoint. >> and it looks like happy hour here. it's people bring full bottles of beer and wine lotion, shampoo. somebody even brought their laundry detergent to the checkpoint in their carry on luggage. so when you come to the airport, you're not that person. the slows everything down. >> yeah. you not want to be that person. in other news, a

class action lawsuit against the discount airline has reached an 8 million dollars settlement. spirit airlines settled with a group of passengers who claim that they returned surprise, carry on bag fees after buying spirit tickets through third-party sellers. the suit represented first-time buyers through 6 online sites, including expedia, travelocity, and cheap tickets between august 2011 and may 2017 plaintiffs claim that the extra baggage fees often cost as much as a ticket for a flight eligible passengers could get up to 75% of their fees. back. well, americans are not renting summer homes as much as they used to air dna, which tracks the performance of vacation rentals says occupancy rates are down 14% in orlando, florida. they're also down 12% along the jersey shore and 8% in san diego vacancy rates have been as high as 20% this summer at some popular vacation destinations. that doesn't necessarily mean that

people are renting less. experts explain. many people bought second homes during the pandemic and decided to rent them out. so that's probably why because more properties are available, which can translate to a rise in vacancies. a new study shows american consumers are comfortable with using artificial intelligence to track finances. the study by qualtrics as 43% of shoppers are comfortable with senator of ai and would use it if it helps them solve financial issues like debt budgeting, managing expenses, retirement, and savings. credit experts say that senator of intelligence models can help one financial planners are not readily available. so the study says about one-third of consumers who already use this technology actually trust summer than human help. speaking of tough, there's a new solar powered ev charger that fits into any parking spot with no wiring required. the self-contained unit is natural disaster. prove am can

charge several vehicles and gadgets using only sunlight. rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. >> one of the biggest reasons why people don't buy electric cars is because they're worried about where they're going to charge them. now, one company has a unique solution with a solar charger that fits into a parking spot. >> more electric cars continue to hit the road and they all need to be charged. and then up on top of the column here, we've got some some lightning turied intelligence in and being stored in our proprietary boundaries. san diego-based beam global has a solution for putting more chargers in more places. it's called the ev arc. signs for electric vehicle told, invest renewable charger, so annoying that word autonomous systems are not connected to anything at no grid connection. no power coming from the choatic this self-contained sustainable device. looks like a giant patio umbrella with a solar panel on top of a battery bank that moves to track the sun. we've got about

25% more electricity than if it was a fixture in sunlight is converted into energy that can charge multiple cars at once. not only can it charge your car, there's also a place to plug in your electronics to the city of la has been testing the units with their fleet vehicles for a few years. >> now they're ready to install several more for residents. the best aspect i liked about him is they're portable. jimmy kim is general manager for the los angeles department of recreation and parks since the unit requires no wiring and fits into a standard parking spot. they're easy to install with no permitting process soon manufacturers with to bring a month or site and deploy them and use them. plus they can be moved to provide power in an emergency there's no way to push this over. they're built to withstand high winds, earthquakes and flooding. if there's a power outage or flooding, earning a side this thing will continue to charge these vehicles even if the grid goes, sure you're driving with essentially free electricity completely clean, of course, driving on

sunshine. we call you not to do any construction work or anything else. i didn't want to move transportable. >> each ev arc costs about $70,000. the company tells me that in many cases that is less expensive than construction and running wiring. if you want more information, you can go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> very cool. all right. still ahead on kron 4 morning news, the latest on the mother migrant bus arriving in southern california. one of southern california. one of several happ

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>> welcome back. a new study ranks. california has one of the bush states in america. researchers from st bullion looked at dozens of key words from google and based the study on words related to expensive taste, including how many searched for luxury brand items instead of discounts are copycats. according to the study, the bougie estates are nevada at number 5, the new jersey and hawaii and of course, california made the list at number 2. and if you're wondering, who is number one? well, it's new york. >> president biden and first lady jill biden took off from reno just yesterday after they spent an entire week vacationing in tahoe. the biden family had been staying on the nevada site at the 15 million dollar home of environmentalist and former democratic presidential primary foe tom stier. there was some disruption to the president's trip, though. on friday morning, fighter jets intercepted an aircraft that violated temporary flight

restriction in the tahoe area because of biden's visit. for the 10th time in recent months, a bus filled with migrants shipped out of brownsville, texas arrived in la this morning. the la welcomes coalition was there to greet the migrants open arms. our sister station reports that asylum seekers are families of 21 children in 19 adults this time from guatemala, el salvador, honduras, peru, and venezuela. >> the youngest among them is a 5 month-old baby. they're going to get medical checkups, supplies and clothing before they head to their final destinations. still ahead on kron 4 morning news and east bay hardware stores looking for the person. >> who was caught on camera stealing a forklift. now on

kron 4 morning news. alameda county district attorney pamela price to questions from the community. >> and there were some changes compared to the last one that you held the previous month. we're going to hear about that. plus, fruit flies are becoming a problem so much so that it's now considered an emergency. up ahead, we'll talk about the threat to our crops. good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're starting off this half hour with another look at your forecast dave sphar in the weather center. dave, how's it looking now? o k l a good morning. good morning, everybody. and it looks like what we're watching is that fog starting to peel away a little bit. give us a little more. >> sunshine and clearing skies there. now, what's arre? our big hero has been that low out to sea and it's going to be a player into the will next weekend. so next next weekend, we'll talk about those kind of almost a tumble like temperatures really is getting closer to that. here's the fog effort. look at that. clearing

out a lot quicker than yesterday. kind of a hint that will be bumping up those temperatures ever so slightly for the coast in for. well, in that it looks like a lake 80 coming in at about high noon to 3 o'clock. we're talking 88 again, high temperature projections, lower 90's, ultimately right now it's like green on the board. we see 60's pretty much throughout the midday, 70 going on for got still those cool 50's in the north bay and 62 for san jose at the giants game today versus the braves. the game is a little later in the day for 15 upper 60's were saying per temperatures. so temperatures falling into the evening, mostly sunny, windy, though. this is the big kicker and it was yesterday west winds at around 2025. so yeah, the jacket, a sweater and all kinds of fun things like that. highs today. 92 going on for antioch in the east coast are east east bay shoreline, 80 for hayward. 78 going on for oakland and 74 for san francisco. now we do have this heat, but we're talking about we're going to get to that and the extended forecast for zone and also the busy tropics

because this is the peak of the atlantic hurricane season. but this will be in gulf of mexico. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price to questions from the community and a town hall meeting in oakland yesterday. conversely call reports that unlike a contentious town hall that she held last month, this will remain pretty peaceful. >> we are the stewards for racial justice in the criminal justice system before taking questions from the crowd that grew to more than 70 people. alameda county district attorney pamela price given risen to state to open her town hall meeting in oakland saturday detailing her office's role in addressing crime and the accomplishments says she has made only in her first 8 months as da, a new plan integrate services. >> was safer do meeting was held missionary baptist church in the world district. 2 members of the asking price a member from the mayor's and the police need at respect

throughout most of the discussion. price 2 questions from the public for about a half-hour. one man asked about program's her office is implementing to address and issues. i just want to know. do you think their work? >> yes or no. i think the no, yes, some parts, no. in other parts prices committed to what she calls restoring justice by pursuing alternatives to incarceration and avoiding charging youth as adults. stance on reducing sentencing enhancements pay has been a point of contention from in the community do not deter crime. >> the number 2, they are racially biased. this coming as the effort to recall prices under way after the signatures needed to push the movement for certified in the county last week. it's it's crazy here. laurel ace manager andrew owens told prices or has been burglarized several times in his employees have

also been disagrees with her approach to holding criminals accountable for their actions. and it doesn't really help too much because they just kind of catch and release. rice declined to take questions from reporters attended the in oakley all kron >> this is video of a burglary at the laurel ace hardware store in oakland, the manager shared surveillance video with us showing the thief taking off with a fork lift from the store early saturday morning. we're told the thieves hit up the macarthur boulevard location 4 separate times beginning shortly after midnight, the first 3 times cutting open the gate. the last taking the forklift. the manager says that the fence was knocked over and merchandise including plants were destroyed. so we reached out to opd and they tell us that they are investigating this. >> the california department of food and culture emergency action to prevent the spread of these bugs. they're called oriental fruit flies after 2 of them were found here in

santa clara county over the last month. the flies are native to asia. what they do is burrow their way into fruit and vegetables, making them in edible. according to the department, they pose a threat to nearly 20 billion dollars worth of crops. take a look at the map of the area that's being treated. the green circles are where the flies were found. that affects the area surrounding cupertino. san jose, santa clara and sunnyvale. the treatment being used today is commonly used in california and is set to be safe for humans. could soon see the largest strike of health care workers in united states history. voting started yesterday to authorize a possible strike at kaiser permanente facilities. the voting process for union members will last until september 13th with a potential strike starting as early as october. 1st. so if the strike moves forward again, this would be the biggest one in the healthcare industry for their workers in history. union members say that they are underpaid and frustrated with under staffing

across hospitals and clinics. students return to school. the government is now warning parents about vapes that are disguised as classroom supplies. take a look at some of the examples on your screen. the fda is warning parents and teachers about highlighter e-cigarettes. they are bright neon colors and they have a familiar shape so they can easily pass a school items. and it's not just highlight or vapes to look out for. >> you know, slurpee cup said there is obviously a very attractive target there for a younger audience there's other devices that are shaped like a usb flash drive the most recent item i've seen could switch the strings that hooded sweatshirt are device. >> the fda has warned several online retailers this week, too stop selling products in the u.s. until they beat the agency's standards. and they say that if they don't, there could be fines and even legal action. take a look at the

center fell. fire department is sharing this picture of a dumpster fire that broke out late friday night on francisco boulevard. officers arrived on scene with the right tools to extinguish the flames pretty quickly. they're now investigating the cause and there really isn't any information at this time to how this all started. 3 marines have died and 5 seriously injured after a training exercise went wrong in australia, the training was a multi nation event with 23 people on board the aircraft. the australian prime minister said only americans were hurt. the u.s. military was also taking part in a multi nation exercise in july for the military win for australian personnel were killed in a helicopter crash. that was also in australia. now some new developments on maui and official count reports 380 people are still missing on the island. 115 people are have confirmed to have died at this point. now, maui county is suing hawaiian electric,

accusing it of ignoring high wind warnings that toppled power lines and ignited dry grass and brush. so response to the lawsuit, the power company released a statement saying that the company is disappointed. the maui county chose litigation while the investigation into the fire is still ongoing. friends of a long time. maui football coach whose family lost their home to this devastating fire in la hina rally in sacramento to raise money for his family as they work to rebuild reporter rowena shaddox has a look at the grassroots effort. >> think >> i'm trying to raise money to help my aunt and uncle rebuild their ancestral home in maui. >> all right, guys out because in the morning cheryl dorsch wants to help out her good friends, pollen. the angle, my and their family who lost their home to the devastating fire in la hina. so she

organized this fundraiser from her sacramento home selling barbecue chicken and pulled pork sandwiches have the money from the meals will go directly to the family. love you love you, too. they're not worried about theirs. all they're doing is helping others. they have done nothing but work at the distribution center that set up in >> to help give to everybody else who lost so they're not even worried about themselves. i'm worried about my auntie and uncle. i'm doing this you everybody. >> especially cheryl and her family chauvin sister to is that sacramento fox 40 spoke with paul. my who's been hands on helping in hawaii dealing with all the so mindful of our work to do. >> i know my family struggling in >> paul >> and his wife in go work for the twin rivers unified school district and coach. many sports at oakdale and foothill elementary's along with youth

programs, cold water. whatever she makes delicious neighbors follow their noses and came out to help helping out. as always. i always like to help the community i can just go my son. >> not my son's 22. and he was coaching them about 7 or 8 years old yeah. >> the family his former fellow coach also wanted to extend a helping hand from afar. it's a time of need and we can give as good for the family there. i really good family that a community out and by showing the support over here to the island. as it shows, you know, how extending the family can in the lopez. and tom, i were like family for us for my family. some issues that she's going to the country's. i'm just offer though, time put implore. >> what should getting up there in california. >> you know, it's hard find online is not the same so

beautiful city now it's not going >> so kron four's parent company nexstar is partnering up with the red cross to help people affected by the wildfires in maui. so we posted a link up on our website kron 4 dot com to make it easier to find a way that you can help from here. now, the big national news this morning, a shocking deadly shooting in jacksonville, florida on saturday. >> a white man wearing a mask and a bullet resistant vest shot and killed 3 people who are black inside of a dollar general store. the gunman left behind several racist writings detailing his hatred of black people. the killer used a handgun and an ar 15 assault rifle to kill 2 men and one woman before he killed himself. the jacksonville sheriff's office says there's no evidence the man was part of a larger group. and up next, we're talking local sports. oakland may be playing hardball with the a's as mayor sheng thao reveals. >> her list of demands.

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welcome back. there are wildfires burning in washington and oregon. so the bay area air quality management district here >> is extending an advisory through today. they say that you might continue to see smoky or hazy skies. speaking of which let's take a live look outside at the san mateo bridge. and does look pretty hazy out there. dave. >> yeah, that's what we're looking at as well and waiting

for this fog kind of mix out to which is going a little bit of a decent job at good morning. good morning, everybody. this is half moon bay and look at it. looks like the sun trying to poke out already. by the way, that air quality looks that will continue monday and maybe a little bit into tuesday. we're actually breaks down a little bit, which is going to be nice. don't go in that heat spike, though, middle of 4 week. this blob you see down here is a tropical depression. number 10 expected to become a hurricane within a couple of days. just marching through this real quickly. it's kind of stock. it doesn't have much to ring right now. but monday at 07:00am. you can see it's max winds at around 50 becomes a hurricane, probably by tuesday. and here's the trajectory right there for the florida panhandle. max winds at 90 on wednesday morning. so it pops to a category one storm sometimes in the gulf of mexico. could this water is very warm. middle of gulf of mexico water temps mid to upper. >> 80's. >> and tropical systems love that the projections are it gets sent back out to sea with

the gulf stream back to our coast here. interesting as well. there's our low friended kind of drifts away. high pressure builds in. this is the heat bump. i mentioned earlier by wednesday. the impact for us will be a bump on the road and then we cool back down again quickly as we head into next weekend. look at that. that is delicious. so that's going to cool us off into next weekend. there is the possibility of maybe a few little sprinkles with that. but that pattern tells us at least we're backing off in those temperatures show you how quick this he pump will be before a little flavor of autumn coming our way. kind maybe late summer. here's what happens wednesday. high pressure is kind of the boss right now. overhead will probably get the winds at the surface cut off a little bit here. alright, fine. here comes the yes. kind of a cut off low out to sea. so doesn't much moisture work with. don't expect much out of it except that drop of temperatures. 4 zone forecast for you today. 74 san francisco at the coast. let's keep it in the 60's. although i think a few more 70's will pop today. 76

burlingame, 79 foster city, some lower 80's heading south in the south bay, lower to middle 80's for today. 91 for morgan hill, east bay shoreline near 80 upper 70's at that tri valley is looking at lower 90's. that's going to be pretty consistent for tomorrow and into tuesday. but wednesday, again, we're looking at maybe 100 or at least upper 90's that that 76 berkeley, the 77, expect those winds this afternoon evening. of course, 90 fairfield. 85 napa and 90% rose up. no escaping the fact we're getting there middle the week. 98, there's the breakdown for you by friday and into saturday with the induction of some cloud cover. sure. but cooler temperatures with that lower 80's. it looks like by saturday worry about what's happening off the coast there by florida. >> well, the only thing is that use the western coast of western gulf is where the lot of the refineries are. so this is a little bit better track. plus, the models are saying so you become a category one storm with that kind of environment. so just kind of watch out of pothole stronger

than that. but is heavy rain for the southeast, which is actually not as drought ridden is the western gulf is western gulf needs the rain more. yes, so unfortunately, yeah, it's not as dry there. so it might not something like what we saw recently in hawaii yeah, i don't think it something like that. but i mean, it's it's something they'll bring a lot of rain to the southeast. thank you so much, it's becoming a familiar chance. the a's may have one foot out the door in oakland, but >> there's still a lot to figure out between now and a potential move to las vegas. the a's would need a place to play while a new stadium is being built in vegas and their lease to the oakland coliseum is up after next year. the a's could re up at the coliseum for a few years. but according to the san francisco chronicle, mayor sheng taos price could be steep. >> including leaving the a's name routed. >> in oakland, joining us now to -alk more about this san francisco sports columnist scott ostler. and that's not

all the mayor is asking for. according to a recent conversation that you had. so phyllis and what what she talking about. >> well, mayer realizes she's in the driver's seat because the age of got about their move in such a hasty and kind of slapdash fashion left themselves. no place to play after next year. so they're going to have a 3 or four-year void, no place to play. and they'd like to probably one of the main options is to stay in oakland. but mayor thao realizes that that she now has some leverage and what he and she she's willing to use it. yeah, what you can use that leverage to try to she could do once everything one she raise the lease. it's not 1.2 million. she can say, ok, we it's now 10, 9, 15 million they have to play somewhere. so she she got another thing is she could ask the commissioner of baseball. look. if we're going to help them and and lease the stadium out to them, we want to leave the name here. we want to. so at some point, maybe a note special team will come and it

will be the oakland a's. so leave days. name here. when you go to las vegas, another thing she could ask isn't this would be it daring ask would be. if we least the team, if lease a stadium to the team for 3 or 4 years and help them out. we want you to guarantee that when you expand when mlb expands that oakland will be at the top of the list for an expansion team of all those scenarios, which one you see may be playing out. i'm guaranteeing a an expansion team is probably a long shot because it it be hard to get all the owner to say, ok? that because they're not ready to expand yet anyway. so that that would be a long shot leaving the name is a possibility. i think that number one possibility is jacking the the rate there's no incentive for oakland to do the a's. any favors basic. exactly right. right. and fact, mlb and of kind of and i'm leaving open. but they've kind of insulted and abused oakland on their way out the door of the commissioners kind of ridicule, the fans and

ridiculed the mayor sheng thao she couldn't get a deal done. a lot of what he said was was b everything. yes, so they have not done any favors. oakland's opens not. in a move to do it during the great things for them. she's got a lot of that ridge because the a's don't have any real options. they have to pretty much play in oakland until their stadium in vegas has completed right? >> yeah, the a's are really short on options because, for instance, if they decide to plan summerland in the minor league ballpark 20 miles outside of vegas, major league plate players association would have to sign off on that. and they're unlikely to do that because big league players don't like the plan 125 degree heat with a no refund. the stadiums they? it's not going to be popular with the players association to okay. we're going to play part of the games in sacramento are going to play part of them over here cnd sentenced cent for cisco's. it's a mess. and the fan base will be right. all over the place right? yeah. and then the giants maybe would let him play for a little bit at the. >> they could make some money,

but they don't want him to take over their stay. exactly. in 8, the giants that the same thing is open. oakland uses that state at the stadium. they read about the tractor shows and monster truck shows right wrestling shows and things like that. and so the giants, the giants use the stadium for more than just baseball. so and waiting in the wings throughout all of this is another development group that wants that coliseum property to get their project going. >> so the longer the a's hang around and write and that's putting a big delay on their plans. that's another incentive for oakland to jack up the rates and not make it easy for days to say opens ready to roll on the there's a % a group of oakland, people that are ready to develop that property right away. and they're in the process of buying half of it and maybe the other half. so yeah. and oakland basically opened and mayor sheng thao are saying, you know, we would long enough to develop causing property time is now. let's get it done. this kind of sounds like the old baltimore colts moved to indianapolis where dead of the night they loaded up trailer's moved indiana and

then the fans there got a new team dropped the colts name that left with the team and became the ravens. yeah. kind of a similar a little bit of us. and especially the fact that it's kind of haphazard and messily done poorly done right. and and john fisher said he's not interested in selling that. he said that. but that doesn't necessarily mean anything. yeah. so because it i still believe at some point you will the interest in selling the team if the price is right. all right. sir, thank you very much. wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for, and it's all right here.

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>> welcome back. businesses across the country are brewing up a taste of fall even before summer has not even ended yet. so the popular, the pumpkin spice has exploded in recent years, especially in daily coffee. the flavor, though, is now found in foods like doughnuts, muffins and even goldfish crackers. recent data from nielsen value the industry more than 500 million dollars in 2019 experts say that businesses across the country noticing how popular pumpkin spices with customers and thought that would make sense to start offering it earlier. open animal services is hosting their annual bad art fund-raiser. exchange for donations, people get a pet portrait. like the ones that you see here, oas says that they have 38 artist volunteers that are helping to create these masterpieces. and their goal is to raise $50,000. you can help them out by donating online at friends of oas dot

org before august. 28. so you have a little more than less than that. less than a day, should say. and if you need some weekend plans, we've got you covered its national cinema day. so more than 3,000 theaters nationwide are celebrating by offering movie tickets for just $4. some are current films and others are recent classics. still ahead on the next hour of kron, 4 morning news, a warning for people. >> in a particular town about recent spike in atm robberies. plus several overnight crashes proved to be fatal across the bay area. stay with us. kron 4

now on kron 4 morning news. 2 people are hurt after fight leads to stabbing at a south bay in and out restaurant and the suspects got away. and several fatal crashes have been reported on bay area highways overnight. >> 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. it's sunday. i'm hoping your weekend is going well so far. >> and it's going to be another beautiful day here in the bay area. let's toss things over to our kron. 4 meteorologist dave spahr. >> well, good morning. l a good morning, everybody. we're starting to peel away some of that fog, at least in spots to see the sunshine come out. another sunny day expected with those temperatures in the lower 90's in the far east bay expected this afternoon. here's the progress that we see in the east bay shoreline. how about that? nice clear shot. now we can make out of the landscape, the covering up the bay just a little bit temperature progress, most readings in the 60's, although 70 popping for any act 50's up

to the north. 58. meanwhile, for san francisco, we're trailing a couple little pockets, though, but we're catching up now, as you can see to the numbers from yesterday. so pretty much on tap to where we were from those readings and still have our low out to sea. it's going to provide us with a little bit of insulation for the next couple of days until we're looking for the heat pump by the middle of the week. let's try. 84. it looks like by 1 o'clock by 4, 88 again, high temperatures in the lower 90's and not too much change day to day as we get monday tuesday, again, warm on wednesday and then we backtrack into next weekend. looks like almost a flavor of a little fall coming our way. more details on that forecast. plus, what's going on the tropics to l a we'll see you then. >> breaking news overnight. 2 teens were stabbed at golden gate park in san francisco. police were called out to spreckels john f kennedy drive around 9.30 last night. they found 2 victims who were stabbed there. they were taken to the hospital and are said to the ok and recovering no word on what happened or who hurt them.

>> also breaking news overnight. multiple fatal crashes were reported right across the bay area in the east bay. chp was called out to reports of 2 overturned vehicles on i-580, in castro valley. this is that the even canyon off-ramp in a corner called out to the scene. it's not clear how many people died there at this time. but all lanes have since reopened 3 other fatal crashes were reported along the peninsula. and in san francisco, we have kron four's tiffany justice on that report for us. tiffany. >> yes, and chp just releasing more information about one of those fatal crashes. 3 fatal crashes happening in the bay area overnight. one involving a pedestrian, the other a head-on collision. and both of those crashes happened near each other and around the same time. let's go and show you a map to show you exactly where all of this happened. we do know that the first one happened around 2.30 in the morning. a pedestrian was struck and killed by a car. this happened on the southbound lanes of 2.80, north of 101.

>> the second a fatal head-on crash southbound on 101 and silver avenue in 3rd in mateo county. that one happened southbound on the 2.80, eastbound on 92. so we've learned hph chp, francisco responded to reports of a pedestrian that was hit by a car were told that pedestrian did die at the scene. then around 3 o'clock this morning, they received more reports about a wrong-way driver who was on the northbound lanes going southbound on vermont. this wrong-way driver causing a fatal head-on collision there. firefighters having to remove the victims from their cars. we know that 2 people did die from that collision. now going to mateo county were around 3 o'clock this morning as well. chp received calls about a car that had been involved in a crash air eastbound on 92 2.80, chp just releasing more information on that crash this morning. we've learned the driver of that black suv crashed into a concrete pillar on an overpass killing of that person shortly after another car crashed into

that suv that saw the suv, injuring 2 people inside of that car. we've learned the driver of the suv was a female. the 2 people inside the white honda were from san jose crews clearing that crash around 8 o'clock this morning. >> so it was reported that there were multiple vehicles involved. he had a second vehicle of the white honda cr-v crashed into stopped vehicle within the lanes there was one subject inside the volkswagen that sustained fatal injuries inside the white honda cr-v were 2 occupants we suspect minor injuries at that time. well, this we suggest you avoid the i-280, area here us or 92. and just to make sure driving carefully thing right. >> so chp also saying that all of these crashes remain under investigation in the mateo

crash involved alcohol or not reporting to justice. back to you. >> it's just so awful an unfortunate reminder for people are really trying to be safe out there. well behind the wheel. thank you so much, tiffany. another big story that we're following this morning. a bloodied fight caught on camera at an in and out just outside of levi stadium. kron four's amanda hari tells us what happened. >> the in and out burger is back open and operating as usual. but friday night it was the scene of a bloodied brawl after the forty-niners final preseason game. >> the mission college boulevard in and out burger is just across the street from levi stadium in santa clara. that's where at least 10 people turn the dining into a street fight. at one point, people wearing forty-niners and raiders jerseys beat a man lying on the ground. one man pulls out a sharp object and repeatedly stabbed the man on the ground in the head and neck area that although each

other, this man didn't want to give his name. but he says he goes to the in-and-out burger all the time. he saw the video online. he says as a football and a raiders fan, he was disappointed to see something like this happen. will school football? fun? everybody has fans. i think everybody should be able to enjoy their own team without having worry about the next person. next police detained multiple people after the fight to had to be taken to the hospital. it's not clear why the fight began. >> but this man wonders if it had something to do with the team oil teats. it's a little fresh that the raiders left. so i think there's still a lot of going on here. >> most of grew up in households where? we have a raiders, a and most of my family's all niner rate fan. he says it's unfortunate thing to have this happen so close to levi stadium getting kind right now. so >> luckily, we don't see too much of that stuff down here, but it happens. santa clara police are still investigating the incident. they're asking anyone with information or

more video to come forward in santa clara amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> police in santa rosa say that they've recovered a stolen gun during a domestic violence dispute on friday. take a look at the picture of the firearm. police responded to reports that salvador contreras threatened his ex-girlfriend with gun at about one in the morning on avenue can trust left the area and was later found by police and taken into custody. he's now accused of carrying a stolen firearm and resisting arrest. now to an update on a high-speed chase across the bay. chp reports the suspect is a teenager who was driving a stolen vehicle. he was arrested friday night surrendering after hiding inside of a richmond apartment building for a few hours. and the driver struck several cars along the way as he was trying to get away from police and they were trying to make their way from the east bay to the city and then back because the suspect is under age. his name will not be released and a list of charges has not been revealed. meantime, in center,

fellow driver there managed to get away after a high-speed chase with chp along highway 101 friday night. chp officer said that they called off that chase for public safety concerns. but the getaway driver took off that lincoln avenue exit and then crashed into utility pole. so officers search the crash site for about it half hour but could not find the driver. happening tomorrow. some southbound lanes of highway 101, in the north bay will be closed for construction work up to 3 lanes between sausalito and mill valley will be shut down for 12 hours starting at 05:00pm and ending at 05:00am. every night through thursday. the work will replace existing asphalt concrete for the richardson bridge. and the east bay. also police are warning people about some pretty scary atm robberies. they say that for victims were robbed at gunpoint at an atm at a wells fargo on san pablo avenue near albany hill park. the suspects took wallets, purses, cell phones and cash.

we do have some good news to report the man who went missing last week on a boat in the san francisco bay has been found. george ferguson was found on his boat in the san pablo bay on friday. the coast guard boat helped who told them to a marine and allay and he was found to be in good health. there are no details of what exactly happened during his travels where the condition of his boat. but ferguson's family reported him missing last tuesday after he told them that he had run aground near alcatraz. today. the san francisco department of public health is again providing narcan and information about how to prevent an overdose as well. but as the dangers of fentanyl, this time in honor of the upcoming international overdose awareness next wednesday. this event today is free and it's taking place in front of stands. hardware between california street for drive from noon to 02:00pm for information on upcoming events. you can visit the website. we are not alone dot community. coming up on kron 4

morning news footage captures the moment that a forklift were stolen from east hardware store. >> we have those details ahead. plus, the latest on another migrant bus arriving in southern california. one of several happening in just a few months. and we also have something really special after the break. we are going to be joined by chef david. yes, you maura live in the studio to talk about a tasty collaboration that celebrates asian culture. >> and the fog is starting to lift off a little bit as you will notice, a son trying to appear on through just a little bit off towards the distance or look for that. pump by the middle of the week. and a check of your forecast today and into next week. kron 4 morning news week. kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> taking another live look outside this time of the bay bridge on this sunday morning. and david looks like finally, the sun is peeking out through the fog. >> yeah, we're seeing a bit clearing job today than we saw from the yesterday. good morning. good morning, everybody. here's the golden gate bridge for you again. the sun trying to peer out peeling away some of that fog as we go into the mostly sunny mode to produce this this afternoon lower 90's east of the east bay hills. my pop 90 going on at the santa rosa. 74 san francisco. 65 meanwhile, for half moon bay, although some coastal locations might graze near 70 or so if you miss it today, don't worry. we've got to nice week ahead will get those numbers warming up here today. right now, rather, we're at 70 for antioch, most east bay readings in the 60's 50's up to the north bay. 58, san francisco in 63 for san jose. so in the morning hours we have this fog clears out

pretty well in the afternoon comes back again, certainly at the coast. that's an issue. but it's going continue to do this ball game that looks like today tomorrow into monday, as you will see there in his latest about tuesday. again, clearing out nicely for the afternoon hours and does a pretty good job of the late morning, too. so for today, it's mostly sunny, warm inland. we got near about 80 for the bay lower 90's going on in london. expect that tomorrow and tuesday. but it's wednesday. those temperatures start to pop near maybe 100, although it's not quite the kind of set up. we're looking up before the complaints. maybe if we miss it. but certainly that's where the heat pump will be in. that is pretty much coming in stone that looks like wednesday is going to be the day. look out for that. we're at 74 for a high today. san francisco, 78 for oakland. 84 meanwhile for san jose warm, sunny is what you can pretty much expect. getting hot, though, inland, lower 90's. it looks like as i mentioned earlier, this is almost a persistence type forecasts with lower 90's at work again. wednesday is the day to look for the little

bump going on. we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast cover you this sunday extended coming up in a bit. and also the tropics are quite busy with a new tropical system look out for in the gulf of mexico. l a >> well every month. nice. a restaurant san francisco has what they call a 3rd culture collaborate dinner and what it does showcase the culinary world as a whole. so here to explain a little bit more as chef and owner of me say a video. she maura. thank so much for being here and congratulations on that. your second year being here in san francisco. your own location here. i'm sure that's a really big deal. but i'm really excited to see what you have in store for us here today. so tell me a little bit before we get to dishes, what is out of all about? >> so the 3rd closer collaboration event is highlighting asian and asian american chefs. it all started my restaurant. which means second generation japanese and i'm half japanese. so i really wanted to showcase the talent of other asian american ships just like me, in my opinion. i

think there's a lot i want to put emphasis on how great american chefs are. i think a lot of times on the fine dining will be look for tradition and japan, for example. but i think that restaurants like mine can stand up just as high as the other restaurants across the world. so i wanted do collaboration of bringing chefs just like me and kind of cook a dinner with them and show them that. yes, we are on the same stage as everyone else. >> and recent years, the term fusion has come under fire. but if you can explain a little bit more about what you're crazy and it's you say, yeah, so my cuisine is am it's a perfect personal reflection of myself. so i'm half japanese and really the the cuisine about my own personal journey. i've worked in fine, dining my whole life. so the food is rather a finding that locally sourced ingredients from all over california. so i'm trying to use the best i have and also stay true to my

own culture, which is being have japanese. and if you want to, you know, call that fusion, that's fine. but really, for me is just being transparent with who i and honoring where you came speaking of where you came from, i know the moved here from texas. so you did mention being able to work with our locally grown food. so what kind of a blessing would you say and being a chef here in california and then working with ingredients that are going on here? well, in my opinion, i think the bay area has the best produce. >> probably in america. it's we have the best farmer's markets. we are very, very good seasons. and so for me, it's like it is really a blessing. it's like we're almost too spoiled in. haha, really, in japanese cuisine, we always follow the season's if you go to a nice case restaurant or my restaurant, for example, you can always see seasonal dishes. and i think because we had the best of the best, you can always get a taste what that and so that was my next question. is your menu seasonal? you just answer that. and so what can we look forward to as we're approaching fall, unofficial

finishing off summer here. fall is a great time for japanese you see things like a second season of cottesloe which is right here. and usually i like to some falling gree inc like sweet potatoes. i was have persimmons on and the restaurant at my restaurant during the fall. i always hang she got keeper and the window and i let them dry. so that's always something fun to look for. very cool. i do look for some insight. pretty bias there. but if you tell us a little bit more about what we've got yeah, absolutely. so this is just it's actually pretty perfect. we're doing a 2 year anniversary this weekend at and these are kind of a selection of things we've made over the years. so it's perfect timing. so we always have a suit came on at the restaurant, which is traditionally made japanese pickles. the bottom here is bush ii or pickled plum, you have me so pickled garlic and then these pickled mellon. i'm over here. you have seared scallop with the pine that me so pine granola watercress and oil. and this one. here is a

little bit more on the traditional side. it's a smoked in grilled, a caught or bony do on the bottom. you grated icon with yoga and then sky. so you can kind of see that some things are traditional. let me say some things are not so traditional. we kind of like right, this line of respecting tradition, but also pushing that boundary open. very cool. yeah, this one here braised apple any from monterrey, monterey bay abalone on the bottom and care for have a cherry tomato slippery. >> think lines cells on top and then a chai flower as it's fresh. it's from yes. haha. and over here in desert on something a little bit more modern is a this is a okinawans sweet potato ice cream with fudge made from the same potato and up railing on the bottom on top. epa tatum o she as well chips and then a black, sesame crumble. so kind of represents false enough, you know, leaves a little bit

of lake so oil, things like that. so which part of the ice cream? it's really it's on the bottom, you know, cases all when you have to. it's really fun underneath this. yeah, this is cool. that's quite the experience. yeah, thanks. and then at the restaurant, we like to something called waga. she is so wide she is a japanese confections to take a very long time to make because this all made by hand, we shape the mall and we like to have fun with it. and there same kind of thing. it's like a good indication of the so these are all made from white being in me. so you have netted key here, which is a kind cheat and a key with much inside. this is what's called which a little bit of fruit juice moshi. and then this something kind of fun. it's black, sesame, much she with the red being inside. we shape it in that shape of pebbles that's cool. really want people to see this at home. i mean, look at craftsmanship here. i can't believe this is desert. straight up. looks like pebbles. yeah. haha. yes. so these are just like, you

know, kind of the examples that you can find, at that's very exciting. and so before you go, if you can tell people a little bit more about what they can expect if they come out to me, say sure. absolutely. so like i said, it's fine. dining japanese american cuisine. we always try to do something traditional. and also like to kind of push the envelope a little bit. but i think something fun that we do it and you say we always have events going on. so the 3rd closer collaboration we do once a month, we're always doing other events with a sock, a dinners, wine dinners, things like that. i'm always pairing up with chefs from japan or also from san francisco. but most importantly at me say what i think i like people to take away from this is not going to find japanese to that that you would at other you know, there's plenty of sushi restaurants second restaurants in the city, which i love in particular. but from irish that what's that's my restaurant apart you know, it's really pushing the envelope of what japanese and japanese american food can be. and that makes experience all the more new for people who maybe want to do something a

little bit different, but still have that same flavor palette. >> before you go again, do want to hear a little bit more about that event. so what sort restaurants are you collaborating with? and is that all types of cultures from asia. i know that you are. i'm heavily involved with your own japanese culture. but who is being involved in invited to participate this time? and when does that take place? >> so in the past, we've worked with find any mission start ships like we. i had a collaboration with james, shy about from camisa 2 michelin star chef in oakland and he is his first generation asian we've also had ships from japan. we recently had a 3 michelin starred chef again, that sen he's based in but yeah, mostly is asian american chess. but i think going into next year we're going to be opening up to all ships around the world. and so does it all took place at your location everyone every did take place medication, ok, cool. and so when can people come out and taste that? is that happening now? >> right now we're doing a

two-year anniversary dinner, but it. >> they do happen once a month. and you just have to kind of keep an eye out on our reservation system. our instagram, ok, so keep an eye out. you heard it here. thank you so much to do >> yes, schumer for joining us here from new say restaurant san francisco will be right san francisco will be right back.

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kron 4 morning show. alameda county district attorney pamela price to questions from the community. there were some differences this time compared

to the one and she helped last month. we will listen in. plus, fruit flies are becoming a problem so much so that it's considered an emergency. we're going to talk about why in just a bit. well, good morning. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. we're starting off this half hour with a look at your weekend weather forecast. dave spahr is here standing by. >> hey, good morning. l a good morning. everybody looks at that. fog is really departing us now as we go into a elisa grosse, a good chunk of the bay into the mostly sunny mode and pushing those temperatures nicely in the summertime territory. the golden gate bridge just covered up at the top a little bit. 84 by 1 o'clock by 4. we're talking 88 as we go to about lower 90's for those inland valleys. and that looks like that will hold the next couple of days. by the way, 74 for antioch, mostly 60's readings in the east bay with 50's up to the north bay. pretty good guy. there. 59 meanwhile for san francisco and also for half moon bay, a chilly in half moon bay this afternoon, although some coastal temperatures are flirting with near 70 for a high today. the

giants game versus the braves game time at 4.15. so this is later in the day. upper 60's will say for temperatures on balance, but it's that wind. so you'll need the jacket or the sweater for that west at about 20 to 25, even though mostly sunny and again, a bit on the windy course inland. this is what you're looking at for highs. lower 90's today might even pop in about 90 at the santa rosa. 74 cool degrees. san francisco is much of the peninsula insulated by the coastal locations. okay. in a bit, we'll take a look at that heat bump coming our way by the middle of the weekend. also look at the tropics to l a. >> thanks alameda county da pamela price to questions from the community and a town hall meeting in oakland yesterday. kron four's philippe reports that unlike the last town hall, which was quite contentious that she held a last month. this one actually remained peaceful. >> with the stewards for racial justice in the criminal justice system before taking questions from the crowd that grew to more than 70 people.

alameda county given had huge reason to it to open her town hall meeting in oakland saturday detailing her office's role in addressing crime and the accomplishments says he has made only in her first 8 months as da, a new plan integrate services. >> was safer do meeting was held missionary baptist church in the world district. 2 members of the asking price a member from the mayor's and the police at western most of the discussion. price on 2 questions from the public for about a half hour. how one man asked about program's her office is implementing to address her i just want to know. do you think their work? >> yes or no. i think know yes some parts, no. in other parts prices committed to what she calls restored justice by

pursuing alternatives to incarceration and avoiding charging youth as adults. stance on reducing sentencing enhancements pay has been a point of contention from in the community do not deter crime. >> the number 2, they are racially biased. this coming as the effort to recall prices under way after the signatures needed to push the movement are certified in the county last week. it's it's crazy here. laurel ace manager andrew owens told prices or has been burglarized several times in his employees have also been disagrees with her approach to holding criminals accountable for their actions. and it doesn't really help too much because they just kind of catch and release. rice declined to take questions from reporters attended the in oakley, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 >> take a look at this video from a boral ace hardware store in berg. i'm sorry in oakland, the manager shared surveillance video showing a thief. >> stealing a forklift from the store early saturday

morning. we're told that the burglars hit the macarthur boulevard location 4 separate times beginning shortly after midnight, the first 3 times they cut open the gate and then the last time they ended up taking off with that forklift. the manager says that the fence was knocked over and merchandise including plants, were destroyed. reached out to opd and they say that they are investigating. the california department of food and agriculture is taking emergency action to prevent the spread of the oriental fruit fly after 2 of them were found in santa clara county over the last month. the flies are native to asia and they burrow their way into fruit and vegetables, making them inedible. according to the department, they pose a threat to almost 20 billion dollars worth of crops. here's a map of the area that's being treated. the green circles are where the flies were found that affects the area surrounding cupertino, san jose, santa clara and sunnyvale. the treme being used commonly used in california and it's safe for humans. could soon see the

largest strike of health care workers in u.s. history. voting started yesterday to authorize a possible strike. the kaiser permanente facilities. the voting process for union members will last until september 13th with a potential strike starting as early as october. 1st. so if the strike moves forward, again could be the largest strike of health care workers in american history. union members say that they're underpaid and are frustrated with under staffing across hospitals and clinics. now the big national news this morning, a shocking deadly shooting in jacksonville, florida on saturday. a white man wearing a mask and a bullet resistant vest. >> shot and killed 3 black people inside of a dollar general store. the gunman left behind several racist writings detailing his hatred of black people. >> the killer used a handgun and ar 15 assault rifle to kill 2 men and one woman before turning the gun on himself. the jacksonville sheriff's office says that there's no evidence that the man was part of a larger

group. in other news, the students go back to school. the government is warning parents about vapes are disguised as classroom supplies. take a look at some of the examples on your screen. the fda is warning parents and teachers about highlighter e-cigarettes. the bright neon colors in a familiar shape. they could easily pass the school items and it's not just highlight or vapes to look out for. >> spite you know, slurpee cup attractive target there for a younger audience, a there's other devices that are shaping the usb flash drive the most recent item i've seen is a hooded sweatshirt with the strings that hooded sweatshirt are device. >> fda has warned several online retailers this week to stop selling these products in the u.s. until they meet agency standards. and if they don't, there could be fines and legal action. >> we'll take a center fell. fire department is sharing this picture of a dumpster fire that erupted late friday night on francisco boulevard.

>> they got to the scene and with the right tools extinguish those flames pretty quickly that are now investigating the cause. we're remembering the life and legacy of bob barker. the iconic game show host died at his los angeles home on saturday at the age of 99. sam rubin has a look back his life and legacy. >> for 35 years, barker, host of the price is right. if you like excitement, you have come to the right place. he's run as host started in 1972. after working several years and both radio television >> television executive ralph edwards discovered bob barker and put him in the game show truth or consequences on december. 21st 1956, 5 minutes past 12. know he called me and told me that i was the host.

truth his success on that show led to his biggest hit show contestants from our studio audience play pricing games for big, big prizes. why don't you play right along their home? the price is right. actual retail price of that vote $450. mark are not only host of the show. also helped run things behind the scenes as an executive producer. i control the show no one sat in the movie said, well, let's take this out. let's keep i knew what was funny. and and that and it was there. >> these people have taken leave of their senses on the show. barker provided many memorable moments. i know you truly love me. what you do really loved me this much >> that's the lady in the names called come on to the feet again, jumping up and down and both of them come out of the came on down and they came on marker also hosted the miss universe and miss usa pageants for over 20 years.

>> always a devoted animal rights activists. parker once refused to host a pageant when he learned that coach were part of the prize package. this bob barker. and i'm so >> happy that all of you on the ktla morning news have been spayed or neutered. >> during his career in broadcasting, barker won 19 emmys and a lifetime achievement award. he was also inducted into the television academy hall of fame. i made a living making other people fun. >> 50 years and please remember it. control the pet population and your pets, spayed or >> now to some new developments on maui. unofficial count reports a 380 people are still missing on

the island. 115 people are confirmed dead at this point. now maui county is suing hawaiian electric, accusing it of ignoring high wind warnings. the toppled power lines and ignited dry grass and brush response to the lawsuit. the power company says that they are disappointed that maui county chose to litigate while the investigation into the fire is still ongoing. you don't have to be in hawaii to help out kron four's parent company nexstar is partnering up with the red cross to help people affected by those wildfires in maui. we've posted a link up on our website kron 4 dot com. yesterday marked a national dog day. here is kron four's very own ken wayne and his pups tv licks. the holiday was created back in 2004 to encourage more adoptions. and in honor of that day, the berkeley humane society held a special event. their biggest one. and it's actually happens every year. it's an adoptive finance street fair. it's free and it featured more than 20 shelters and rescues and hundreds of adoptable pets

along with live music, food and so much more. >> atmosphere was great. a lot of dog lovers capital really was a great turnout. hundreds of people showed maybe into thousands. >> coming up on kron 4 morning news, oakland may be playing hardball with the a's as mayor sheng thao reveals for list of demands. >> highs today looks like some lower 90's going on east of the east bay hills. more of that kind persistence forecast the next couple of days. but the pump by the middle of the week, back in a bit. and also in tropics, we go.

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>> nasa is exploring the possibility of faster flying commercial aircraft. the agency is looking into supersonic passenger air travel that could theoretically travel between 1503,000 miles per hour at sea level. that's roughly 4 times faster than today's larger planes. nasa is moving into the next phase of its research, which includes issuing to 12 month contracts, too companies that would develop concept designs and technology roadmaps. >> because of wildfires that are burning in both washington and oregon. the bay area air quality management district is extending an advisory through 2 days. so you may still see some smoky or hazy skies out there. >> and maybe even smell some smoke. we're taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge and that stubborn

fog purses states said the weather center with your forecast also transit will not surrender. now it's so. look at this. good morning, good morning, everybody. half moon bay, blue skies going on. it's only the golden gate bridge is kind a little sluggish there. >> in terms of lifting we'll do this kind of program again for the early part of the week. but clearing out by mid morning as you'll notice in the tropics. busy again, we have a tropical depression which blossomed up yesterday turning into a storm at that. let's go forward with this here in the gulf of mexico. we are this water is very warm. it's the perfect breeding ground for tropical systems. now we, tennessee, a lot of the blossom up the early part of the hurricane season. and if the latter and this is actually the peak, but they can also develop them too. and they tend explode sometimes this time of year because it's so warm there. but this looks somewhat muted only about a category one and maybe a strike to the florida panhandle. this has been trending east as we go forward. the refineries tend to be in the west side of the gulf. that's a good thing. but they're kind of dry out there,

too. so they could use the rain. but that's the pathway we're looking at. you'll hear more about this later on during the week. meanwhile, in our coast, we lose the element of a cyclone and are off our coast with that high pressure to the north south. we'll give us that he pumped by the middle of the week. but look what happens later on. oh, yeah. bring it on. that's going to break the back of a heat pump that we have by the weekend. maybe some scattered clouds thrown in there. but cooler temps you can bank on. so again, the middle of the week, this is when the high starts to assert itself. the traffic going up and above us. that's fine. all right. wait, we'll get our deserts. there we go by friday, saturday and into the weekend bringing those temps down to the 80's. it looks like lower 80's at so we'll be shaving 10 degrees off. we're seeing today. 4 zone forecast. 74 san francisco, upper 60's around the coast might see some lower 70's, though, to 76 burlingame, 79 foster city, some lower 80's heading down to the southern edge of the peninsula. also to the south bay, 91 morgan hill, 87 los gatos east bay shoreline near

about 80 tri valley. you're approaching near about 1990, for danville. 91 walnut creek. 76 berkeley, because of the afternoon winds keeping temperatures a little controlled for les, what 77, 90 fairfield. 85 for napa, 90 for santa rosa. now in our 7 day forecast, we warm. wednesday up to about 97 to near 100 or so. but as i mentioned earlier, here's the correction, lower 80's as we head into friday into saturday help. so that little low pressure system helping us out there. that's a real trooper. and then very nice drop in yeah, yes. breaking >> it's becoming a familiar chance. the a's may have one foot out the door in oakland, but there's still a lot to figure out between now and a potential move to las vegas. the a's would need a place to play while a new stadium is being built in vegas. >> and their lease to the oakland coliseum is up after next year. the a's could re up at the coliseum for a few

years. but according to the san francisco chronicle, mayor sheng taos price could be steep. >> including leaving the a's name routed. >> in oakland, joining us now to talk more about this san francisco sports columnist scott ostler. and that's not all the mayor is asking for. according to a recent conversation that you had. so phyllis and what what she talking about. >> well, mayer realizes she's in the driver's seat because the age of got about their move in such a hasty and kind of slapdash fashion left themselves. no place to play after next year. so they're going to have a 3 or four-year void, no place to play. and they'd like to probably one of the main options is to stay in oakland. but mayor thao realizes that that she now has some leverage and what he and she she's willing to use it. yeah, what you can use that leverage to try to she could do once everything one she raise the lease. it's not 1.2 million. she can say, ok, we it's now 10, 9, 15 million they have to play somewhere. so she she got another thing

is she could ask the commissioner of baseball. look. if we're going to help them and and lease the stadium out to them, we want to leave the name here. we want to. so at some point, maybe a note special team will come and it will be the oakland a's. so leave the a's name here. when you go to las vegas, another thing she could ask isn't this would be it daring ask would be. if we least the team, if lease a stadium to the team for 3 or 4 years and help them out. we want you to guarantee that when you expand when mlb expands, oakland will be at the top of the list for an expansion team of all those scenarios, which one you see may be playing out. i'm guaranteeing a an expansion team is probably a long shot because it it be hard to get all the owner to say, ok? that because they're not ready to expand yet anyway. so that that would be a long shot leaving the name is a possibility. i think that number one possibility is jacking the the rate there's

no incentive for oakland to do the a's. any favors basic. exactly right. right. and fact, mlb and of kind of and i'm leaving open. but they've kind of insulted and abused oakland on the way out the door of the commissioners kind of ridicule, the fans ridiculed the mayor sheng thao she couldn't get a deal done. a lot of what he said was was b everything. yes, so they have not done any favors. oakland's opens not. in a move to do it during the great things for them. she's got a lot of that ridge because the a's don't have any real options. they have to pretty much play in oakland until their stadium in vegas has completed right? >> yeah, the a's are really short on options because, for instance, if they decide to plan summerland in the minor league ballpark 20 miles outside vegas, major league plate players association would have to sign off on that. and they're unlikely to do that because big league players don't like the plan 125 degree heat with a no refund. the stadiums they? it's not going to be popular with the players association to okay. we're going to play

part of the games in sacramento are going to play part of them over here and sentenced cent for cisco's. it's a mess and the fan base will be right. all over the place right? yeah. and then the giants maybe would let him play for a little bit at >> they could make some money, but they don't want him to take over their stay. exactly. in 8, the giants that the same thing is open. oakland uses that state at the stadium. they read about the tractor shows and monster truck shows right wrestling shows and things like that. and so to the giants, the giants use the stadium for more than just baseball. so and waiting in the wings throughout all of this is another development group that wants that coliseum property to get their project going. >> so the longer the a's hang around and write and that's putting a big delay on their plans. that's another incentive for oakland to jack up the rates and not make it easy for to say opens ready to roll on the development. there's a a group of oakland, people that are ready to develop that property right away. and they're in the process of buying half of it and maybe the other half. so

yeah. and oakland, basically open mayor sheng thao are saying, you know, we would long enough to develop causing property time is now. let's let's get it done. this kind of sounds like the old baltimore colts moved to indianapolis where dead of the night they loaded up trailer's moved indiana and then the fans there got a new team, right, dropped the colts. name that left with the team and became the ravens kind of a similar a little bit of us. and especially the fact that it's kind of haphazard and messily done poorly done right. and and john fisher said he's not interested in selling that. he said that. but that doesn't necessarily mean anything. yeah. so because it i still believe at some point you will the interest in selling team if interest in selling team if the price is right. al

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>> all right. we've got some breaking news here. sfpd is saying to avoid the area of townsend and brandon from 6 street to ace because of some police activity. >> we do have a reporter on the way to try to get more information. but that's the extent of what sfpd is saying at this time. so >> if you're not familiar with this area is closer to the financial district by one of the bay bridge entrances. so be ware is you're trying to get to the east bay. >> we have a time. the clock era. do we know you? all right. let's talk about the okay. so we have our 7 day forecast here. is there any questions by chance? is it going to be at all? windy it's breezy in the afternoon and evening. is your tv ation? you know, there's a thermal gradient going on. good

question. what is that happened? what is thermal gradient? that's because give you an example when you open up the oven that's hot and they're in school outside and they're trying equalize or think walsh, that hymns outlets like l area. okay. what everybody so oven in this analogy would be in the far east bay said whatever. pack a jacket, pack a jacket if you're going to the giants game today, out, ok? so the giants game today. i'll tell you what, since we're on have tracker on. but check this out and graphics. why not? we could do this. we've got computers. the thermal gradient mention that's because of the different temperatures that we have across the bay. we know this. our micro climates, right? or dried up and exactly. so if you're coming in from the east bay and you're going to see the giants game for 15 game time, by the way, temps in the upper 60's have some fog coming in late in the ball game here. pun intended, mostly sunny and windy. and look at those temps there. west 20 to 25. so there the

winds i mentioned earlier, they're l a and one other last point here since we're kind of doing this here, want to mention you're going to hear more of this later on in the week ahead as a little tropical system. it's already a tropical storm. now latest update, max. winds of 40 their their projections in the east of the gulf of mexico right up there to the southeast and the gulf stream by that point. good news is is we're not going to be impacting the refineries. that does not look like it. so that will help out on that front. so back to our 7 day forecast, middle of the screen there. you will notice temps are hiding there in the upper 90's to near about 100. however, look on the right-hand side of your screen. wow. grab something stationary. we are falling got about 80 on friday saturday. we're at 82. this is this big low pressure system. it's going to drop south theory of neighboring couple bits of drizzle. but it's going to pick up that marine layer is. we're back to the morning fog. it's quite thick and so forth but will keep those temperatures down with nice

onshore. winds are back to that business again right in time for them. 10 degrees in just a few days. that's a major donor. and so enjoy the heat while last because i know i thank you so much for watching kron for news this watching kron for news this morning at elsik ammonium by. i came from a low-income family that was struggling. you see how hard life can get. gcu became a part of my life because i don't want my family to fall back into that. i never thought education would take me this far. i'm still young. i still have a lot to do in my life, and just want to get things done the way i want with a good education under me. i'm stacy, and grand canyon university

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