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involving an emergency vehicle in san francisco. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> thank. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, september. the second. let's start by taking a look at the weather conditions with dave spahr. good morning today. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're looking at a pretty calm weekend in store for us, although a little bit on the gloomy side. that's what we're going to see both today. a little bit better clearing tomorrow, but still going to cloud cover there monday, as we kind of clear this all out and hold on to those mild temperatures. so finally, get it right in this three-day weekend. but for right now, we're dealing with a lot of cloud cover to start some morning drizzle and that sort of thing, not that unusual here. we have this marine layer to which to deal with and the slow in our backyard is just kind of eating up a little bit, if you will. we've got 60's on the board here, as you will see, for the most part, 50's off to the peninsula in your contract

shows were actually a couple degrees ahead of where we were not a surprise with this layer of cloud cover over us. really quick check into the winds. they're kind of variable, but they're going to favor the onshore direction. they'll be a little bit of a pop tomorrow afternoon and into early next week. they will continue to keep us in the mild trend for those temperatures. but here's what's responsible and our backyard. we have this low. we talk much about it came soaring in from the north, but it's fairly dry way upstairs. however, we may get that passing sprinkle here or there just to make note of so just kind of plan on maybe a little sprinkle today and tomorrow in the afternoon, generally speaking, variable clouds, particularly inland, looks like for the afternoon. so we're going to hang on to them all day today in the times will start to rebuild upon us both today and tomorrow. those temperatures very mild, even well inland. we're looking at the 70's closer. look at your weekend forecast and a peak in the next week as well, stephanie. all right. and

breaking news we're following this morning. legendary singer jimmy buffett has died. >> buffett shot to fame after the release of his 1977. hit margarita ville. the song spent 22 weeks on the billboard hot 100 chart. the song went on to inspire restaurants, resorts, a clothing brand and several food items like salad dressing. a statement shared on buff its official website said buffett passed away peacefully last night surrounded by family, friends, music and his dogs. the statement did not say what buffett died from. he was 76 years old. this morning. more problems for driverless car company. cruise the san francisco fire department now claiming to cruise car stalled, blocking an ambulance carrying a critically injured patient. it happened back on august 14th. the fire department adding the person died about 20 minutes after arriving to the hospital. we

have reached out to cruise for response to the fire department's claims. we have not yet heard back this just the latest instance of a driverless car blocking emergency vehicles in the city back on august 10th. the cruise car collided with a fire truck. as you can see there at the intersection of polk and turk streets. this is video of that from the citizen app. police said the truck was headed to an emergency call with its lights and siren on cruz has agreed to cut its san francisco fleet in half to sort out the issues. a community is honoring the life of a woman who died after she suffered a brain injury at a high school football game. four's dan thorn was there from mountain view. high school's first game since that tragedy. >> it's an emotional night for mountain view. high school football. it's the squad's first game after teen mom, lucinda daniels died from a brain injury last week. it was very unexpected. so sad like i feel so bad for family as the spartans took the field

danielson dylan, who was injured last week with seen nursing a broken heart and a broken leg. family friend in fellow student brady gilbert says daniels loved her boys and the team. she was awesome. she was feeling one of the greatest mom. the support she never missed a the daniels family has been asking for privacy at this time, but they're asking for the community to keep them in their prayers. daniels has been also shared with principal kipp glazer. but after daniel's death at the hospital, she still giving life to others. and he said her organ donation has already saved >> 4 lives it is something they he wants people to know and encourage other people to consider becoming organ >> well, another family friend has started a gofundme to help the daniels family during this tragic time. and as of this report, it is raised more than $130,000 reporting in mountain view. dan thorn kron, 4 news.

>> let her police are investigating a crash that killed a teenager. it happened around friday morning near columbus and redwood parkway. police say a teenage driver lost control of the pickup truck hit the center median and rolled over. the driver was taken to a hospital with injuries. a passenger died at the scene. police say drugs or alcohol do not appear to be a factor here. this is the police say they've arrested 450 drug users in the first 3 months of the city's crackdown on open air drug dealing. they say every person detained was offered treatment. but most refused. police also arrested 300 suspected drug dealers. they also seized large amounts of drugs, including fentanyl. the city's medical examiner says between january and july, 473 people died from drug overdoses in the city. meanwhile, oakland is at risk of losing its state funding for its 9-1-1, emergency system kron four's haaziq madyun has more. >> the city of oakland has

another 9-1-1, emergency on its hands. this one involves opd finding a response that will keep state funding for emergency dispatch by complying with cal oes response requirements. the california office of emergency management has now given the oakland police department a deadline to call answer times into compliance. this is after opd recently failed to meet a 30 day deadline to provide a call. answer improvement plans. people's lives are at risk. when these regulations do not comply, the state emergency telephone number account funding stipulates that 90% of the time 9-1-1, calls must be answered within 15 seconds. however, according to cal oes, opd is only hitting the 15 second mark for answering 9-1-1. calls. 46% of the time, which is alarming for oakland, public safety advocate, marlene sacks who has been keeping a close eye on this issue for several years. and my position is that

heads should be rolling for the fact that these problems have not been corrected. after all this time, the city consistently makes excuses. but where there's a will, there's a way and this problem is an emergency city of oakland's public information office sent kron 4 statement regarding this issue. it reads in part, quote. >> the oakland police department has identified 2 cal oes that the primary contributing factor to call answer times as lack of staffing. >> there are currently 63 dispatch call taking staff 14 vacancies on quote, cal oes has given the oakland police department 12 months to bring 9-1-1, call answer times into compliance. has it made you kron 4 news? >> happening right now for those planning on coming into san francisco this weekend. expect a major road closure on i-80 kron four's. tiffany justice is live for us now. the cokinos bridge with a look at what we need to know to get around to name.

>> all right, stephanie, construction crews are already out here this morning. we're going to be escorted closer to the construction. but we do know that this is westbound i-80, not a car on it because it is close. so if you're coming from sacramento or into the city over this labor day weekend, i would tack on another hour or so for those detours that we are about to talk about right now. so here's a map showing you where the closure is happening with some suggested detours drivers will be taken off of the 7.80, they can connect that 6.80, and reconnect to 80 either using highway for just go all the way to 24 or 5.80. caltrans is also caution. drivers. >> westbound i-80 just east of the car keys bridge toll plaza drive with caution as lanes will reduced to one lane as you head towards is closure. this is a big project from caltrans. the scheduled

closure started on thursday will go all the way until tuesday with the road reopened to motorists again. >> at 5 o'clock in the morning, they say closing the road during the holiday weekend was the alternative. >> to 9 months of nightly closures, a plan are repeating traffic lanes 2, 3, the 2 senate traffic lanes on both eastbound and westbound directions of i-80 and officials are strongly advising people to plan their routes before they head out advance to revisit those closures and detours. once more. you can go online to kron 4 dot com reporting to be justice. back to you. >> tiffany, thank you so much for your coverage. all right. well, las vegas now one step closer to getting a baseball stadium for the a's built at the site of the tropicana. but it's not a done deal yet. john langeler takes a look at the next steps. >> we hope that happens pretty soon. we think that it well, the next step for the a's is major league baseball proving its move to las vegas. so far that meeting has not been scheduled. lbc va executiv

director steve hill says that for our end of the deal, a lot of details still have to be hammered out. we have to go through the stadium authority process where >> we started development agreement, a lease not relocation agreement. legislation gives the stadium authority 12 months and then we have the ability to extend for 6 months to get this deal done about 60 document had to be signed for allegiant stadium. >> and hill says he expects a similar number for a baseball stadium. one of the biggest will be the community development agreement committing the players to events like youth clinics, a committee of 7 people will oversee that. look at appointed by the governor, senate majority leader, speaker of the assembly, clark county and the stadium authority. and all those steps don't get done in time. all of these steps have to happen. if they than this move doesn't happen. but does las vegas need the a's? i'd say more than that. we need the stadium. we need to vent. we know the lbc va that there events that we're turning around that are not major league baseball.

>> that need a venue to playing in that stadium is going to be a perfect place for those events. hill says he expects everything to go smoothly and baseball to be on the strip in 2028. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a project in one north bay county promises. a new city, but some local officials are expressing their concerns. and coming up, a first look at a very special musical event that's coming to san francisco's botanical

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chilly start to the morning. at least if you're a by the coast in san francisco. let's check in now at bar for more what we need to know this weekend. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're seeing the same thing too little inland. here's a shot from san jose state. got kind of the shredded stratus right above us. got this low in our backyard. >> providing us with some cooling and clouds temperature check for you most. the readings in the 60's almost universally sub some 50's hanging down here to the south san carlos palo alto, also half moon bay. checking in at 59. now that cloud cover looks like that's going to stay around just about all day today, although we'll get some breaks going on here. so will be more optimistic and kind of say variable clouds. you might see some of those pasty white skies really brighten up a little bit here. just a touch. we'll see that in the afternoon hours here. but we have the spotty shower activity just about everywhere. that's today. tomorrow looks like we're getting a little better clearing on that front. but we still have that risk a few spotty showers and i don't know if you saw but more activity up and around tahoe

looks better for the chance of afternoon evening. thundershowers drill tomorrow afternoon. but after that, everybody clears out for the monday holiday. it looks like you can see some hints of this as we get into the wee hours of the overnight, clearing out the atmosphere off towards the east on the home front. this just this typical marine layer here that will mix out for the afternoon, putting it all together this weekend. variable clouds, a few spotty showers. we've got to get that in there. mild temps with 70's for the bay near 80 in lynn sweet of the mild temps to and we hold on to them for the holiday on monday. but this go around. we'll see that much bluer skies at work here, turning mostly sunny and nice now into next week. it's more the sunshine, the local funding to part, but our temperatures will hold pretty steady. we don't see any he bumps or heat spikes coming our way. so around 90 or so for thursday and friday today, again, some early drizzle variable cloud. san francisco put us down for 70 74 going on for oakland. 76 meanwhile, for san jose, again, those far east bay reaches you may scratch into around 80 or so.

here's what it looks like on the big board conquered around 80 77 for antioch, up to the north bay here. we've got a mixture of some 70's, 65 chilly degrees for half moon bay. 76 for san jose next couple of days or you have a lot of cloud cover to deal with over the weekend itself. we make up for this on monday. it looks like and temperatures still kind of behaving themselves will have more in your extended forecast show you this warm, mild travel, lots of sunshine coming up in a bus. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. starting next week, a special event is coming to the san francisco botanical garden at golden gate park. it's called flower piano. sounds really cool. joining me live now to discuss is jayme chan with gardens of golden gate park. good morning to you thank you so much for joining thank you for having me. all right. so tell us a bit about flower piano. yeah, a flower piano is a celebration of community and nature and music. we have 12 piano situated around our 55 acres of the botanical garden. wow. offering performances for the

public and what inspired this? because this is not the first time this events happen. no, this isn't the first what inspired it is. we have these partners, sunset piano >> bring performers and we help provide the natural setting for scheduled we're really excited to share because we have the lounge, which is in our celebration garden. okay. and it offers a private concert, a expedited entry to flower piano. food and drink from a partner off the grid. in addition to that, general admission to the garden, get you access to the far can a festival. and that's absolutely free for san francisco residents, veterans and people who are eligible for museums for all. wow. okay. so tell us a bit, too about the idea of having these pianos out in a very public space and anybody basically being able to go up and >> conducting up a very public performance. tell us about the thinking behind that. yeah. i mean, it is a really wonderful festival and that it's not just about listening and being in the audience has cage month. and so we have over 90

scheduled performers from community partners to professional musicians. and they have scheduled performances that between that we have open play. and so anybody in the garden can go up. >> and play piano in our natural setting. and it's a really magical experience. you will be most surprised by those impromptu concerts. there's some of beautiful memories for festival goers. and it really just connect people to nature. and joy in the garden by creating music. and sometimes kind it must be cut, cut, come and must come offices as a cut. bit of a nice surprise. some time when you >> maybe see somebody that you don't expect to be like a star pianos and they just bust something crazy have southerly. sometimes there are only 5 or 7 years old. we have young children, people of all ages go up to the pianos and play the most amazing music. so what is magical about far can do is you walk around. >> our our gardens and you turn the corner and you might encounter an amazing concert from an unknown person. but the music is yeah. and so are

their tickets to this event. how can people get information yeah, they can get information at sf the dot org. slash fire piano. you can get full ticketing there and information about performances. okay. and what are some things that people should be aware of if they? >> would like to go should which they be planning ahead. what i love so much about fire piano is that you can choose your festival on weekdays. it's much more a slower. we have less performances. there's more open play time for our patrons. so maybe you might want to go then. but if you want a livelier festival experience come on the weekends. we've got lots of concerts programming and you may want to picked up the transit bike or walk to the event. if you can, oh, hang on its own in terms of parking, what should people be at parking is a little limited. we do have parking and our colleagues at the a concourse museum parking garage. but we also have a bike valet all weekend. so people can bike on over. okay. very good. and anything else that might be happening at the botanical

gardens as well this year that people should be aware of as we look forward to the rest of the we have programming throughout the and i help run it. and it's so there's always something to see if you follow us on instagram, our social media channels will be able to keep up. but our magnolia season that happens in early winter. a late winter one of the most memorable, things that we no foreign our garden. we have tours and you can just come visit are beautiful flowers. and we certainly also have a bit of time left here just about a minute. so i want to ask you, too, about the botanical gardens themselves. like tell us a bit about the history of what people can expect if they just want to sign up for a general to were experience the area. and the festival runs from september 8th through the 12th and that wealth is actually our free day. so free day means that everybody has admission to the gardens and they should come and explore our living collections were living museum. we have over 8,000 types of plants around the world. so people be able to learn about different, diverse climatic regions and the press that live in them. so it's so

wonderful experience for people who want to explore nature. that is just and just right at our doorstep, really absolutely go in europe for generations. i am indeed i grew up going to the garden all of our gardens. and, you know, it's always created these wonderful memories. and it's a source of, you know, great stress relief and joy, just to walk among the encourage everybody to come out and visit us. yeah, absolutely. thank you so much. jayme chan with gardens of golden gate park. we hope you have a wonderful and enchanting event next week. thank you, stephen. all right. thank you, stephen. all right. we'll be right back.

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getting our first look at images of a proposed new city. >> in solano county, it's called california forever. the firm behind the project says they plan to build a community with good paying jobs. solar farms open-space affordable housing, safe walkable neighborhoods good schools. but congressman john garamendi and fairfield mayor catherine moy are expressing some concerns over this proposal. >> every other thing that anybody could ever wish for and they're like this and that it is not there's a long, long way to go and they haven't even begun to deal with the very fundamental development issues not serious >> and plan and they have a

lot of hurdles to pass over. >> well, the mayor and congresswoman congressman say they are also deeply worried about the project's proximity to travis air force base earlier this week it was revealed that several high-profile silicon valley leaders are involved in this city as investors as proposed city as investors, including the co-founder of linkedin and the founders of striped. meantime, lawmakers at the state capitol has been talking about the mysterious land acquisition advocates for farmers argue that vulnerable growers are losing land and money to large corporations and tech billionaires. >> at least 50% of california's crop land is owned by 5% of the total landowners, meaning 5% of all landowners on over half of california's cropland. >> our sister station in sacramento reached out to the california farm bureau for its

reaction. they also reached out to other agricultural organizations. members say they are closely monitoring the developments in solano county to see what's going to happen next. there. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, newark and will soon be available at any local pharmacy. but some californians say it was already available to them. for the weekend. today is the art walk sf block party in the castro district every month. the event celebrates arts music and small businesses in a neighborhood in the city. this event runs from noon to 05:00pm on castro and market 05:00pm on castro and market streets. it is free to go.

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>> all right. welcome back. now on the kron 4 morning news. the labor day weekend. it means a very busy weekend for travel that's in full swing. and meantime, covid cases we're starting to see an uptick in those numbers and the chp is on maximum enforcement on bay area roads until monday night's they are keeping an eye out for traffic violations and people driving under the influence. good morning. welcome back to the couple morning news. happy saturday to you. start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with more on what we need to know, right, dave? well, yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we've been talking about kind of cloudy skies. we're dealing with all that. we do see some breaks already happening. >> but they'll fill in a little bit in the afternoon. so variable clouds, probably the fairest and maybe even optimistic way of looking for it. so just plan on considerable clouds today and dodging maybe a couple little sprinkles here and there just for good measure. now, here's

what we've got going on right now from the south bay. we're taking a look at san jose state just to give you an idea. the extension of this cloud cover. although again, it's breaking up in some spots here. the breakdown today, again, variable clouds going on for your afternoon. look at those mild temperatures. well, in that in the middle 70's, it looks like by 2 o'clock and that will probably hold into sunday as well. current readings are mostly in the 60's weather along the east bay shoreline or inland. also up to the north bay, some chilly 50's hanging on to the coast a little bit. 57 going on for half moon bay and san carlos. 58 at the a's ballpark today versus the angels 107, game time. temperatures and about 70 variable clouds and mild little bit of west southwest wind at 10 highs today. we expect about 80 going on for concord, 77, for antioch, with plenty of 70's. meanwhile, up to the north bay next couple of days. there you have it monday. the skies open up for mostly sunny skies. get used to that for the balance of the week ahead with only a gradual warming of temperatures. we have a closer

look at that in your 4 zone forecast all coming up in a bit 70. all right, dave, thank you. >> the food and drug administration approved narcan for over-the-counter purchase back in march. but now there seems to be some confusion over what that means. kron four's rob nesbitt explains. >> is narcan available here over the counter? how much is not over-the-counter. i first went to a walgreens and san francisco to try to get dark. and so you a prescription to get it over the counter here. i was told that the pharmacists could write a prescription for me to get same day. same thing at a safeway pharmacy. >> it's not going to see is prescription only nor has now. director of overdose prevention policy and strategy for the national harm reduction coalition. mary scylla. >> explain how states like california started making narcan available at pharmacies. do what's called standing orders basically said we know it's a prescription, but we're going to have somebody at the state level say it is broad scale prescribed for anyone who wants to go to a pharmacist

and buy it and it's not cheap, depending on your around $100. according to cilla that caution come down to around $40. >> when over-the-counter narcan approved by the fda arrives at pharmacies and stores as early as next week? yes, i've heard within the past couple of days that the are canned product was being shipped to >> outlets to be sold over the counter. that was confirmed at a cvs pharmacy in san francisco. mostly over the counter next week over the counter week. okay. 70 something dollars paying for the nasal spray that help stop a drug overdose is not your only option. says there are plenty of free boxes of narcan available to those who want folks are able to get it at their community service syringe service programs at health departments. yes. and that was kron four's. rob nesbitt reporting. >> a state bill that would require insurance companies to cover the full cost of nor can is one step closer to becoming law. that bill authored by

hayward assembly member liz or take a past in the senate appropriations committee on friday. it now needs to pass a vote on the california senate and assembly floors. and we continue to track the bay area's fentanyl crisis. just scan this qr code right there on your screen to be taken to a special section of our website with the latest coverage. and across the bay area, the number of people traveling this labor day weekend is approaching pre-pandemic norms and that's raising concerns over potential covid spread kron four's. dan kerman spoke to travelers and medical experts about embracing travel and reducing risk. >> it's the gray skies and random sprinkles. packed jets were taking off and landing at sfo. in fact, over the four-day labor day holiday. as passenger travel u.s. climb back to 93% of what it was before the pandemic in 2019, we've been doing a lot more traveling. absolutely. it's your first time >> sir, first time come back

to since the pandemic has. so i'm really excited to be get back into moves, slaying of things and get going moving around. does. travis amphan that return to normal attitude translated into few people wearing masks inside the terminal at sfo. >> despite the continued rise in covid cases and hospitalizations across the u.s., i don't personally take any precautions were vaccinated and a pretty comfortable flight vaccinated and just doing our thing. and i guess we found that like our family members have gotten covid recently who've been vaccinated. it's a cold. and so i guess we're not as frightened by it anymore. like where we're looking at cold, not dying. so it's not. so back to your behavior. medical experts say while it's true, most people are not getting very sick. the risk still exists, especially for those 65 and older. and those immunocompromised has such. they say if you are traveling this holiday weekend, there are steps you can take to protect yourself and loved

ones. i carry my mask around my pocket. i think some high-risk settings right now might be public transit. >> in the airport, particularly when you board and deplane not so much when in the plane except when somebody is coughing on you so that i a mask in case that's happening. doctors also say if you do get cold like symptoms are worse, it's a good idea to test that way. you won't inadvertently passed covid on to someone at higher risk. >> busy traffic expected here through monday for coming to pick someone up here or you're flying out yourself. always best to check with your carrier before leaving the house, especially with sprinkles in the forecast at sfo, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> labor day weekend is officially here and the chp says it's doing its part and keeping a close eye on drivers kron four's photo journalist tahir side road along with officers. >> coverage area will be covering from like just just north of the golden gate bridge and all of the richmond bridge. traffic's kind of

diverting a lot today because they're doing some work i-80. we're going to have it's called the maximum enforcement period which we had have all major holidays. so we're looking for self of violations were looking for anything has pretty much been a distracted driver. >> as well as as a dui. in this period, we we tend get pretty heavy on everything, make sure that we have a lot of officers on the road. just to reduce the fatality rate on the freeways. >> gonna give you a correctable citation. that way. if you can get it done in the next 2 months, the tickets to go away. all right. big big weekends. >> we're the ones re still a lot more drinking. lot more driving. lot more festivity parties and stuff. so. just because of that, the fidelity death rate. just, you know, statistically happens to be a

little higher. and that's what we're trying to tackle. we're trying to. reduce. >> well, last labor day weekend, the chp says 52 people died in crashes and officers arrested more than 900 people for dui on california roadways. >> and it was a busy day across bay area airports, of course, because of labored a weekend taking a live look now at sfo looking just a tiny bit overcast out there. but things look to be clearing up. officials are expecting to see close to 600,000 travelers this weekend. this labor day weekend expected to be the 3rd busiest holiday weekend of the year. so far. so plan accordingly. and oakland airport is expecting more than 200,000 passengers to pass through so far. officials say they been managing it all but arriving at least 2 hours ahead of time is recommended. so plan accordingly. as that airport expecting more than

21,000 people. domestic travel is up 4% this year and with numbers like these travelers in san jose they shared with our reporters. they are being careful about getting to the airport in time. well, if you're driving a lot this holiday weekend, if you're planning to, it's going to cost you at the pump. the average price per gallon statewide is 5.25. that's a quarter more than it was just a month ago. the bay area, the most expensive gas is in napa county 5.41. a gallon. the cheapest average is in solano county at 5.26. a gallon. gas prices adding to the fact that commutes for california workers are getting more expensive. a new study from the state chamber of commerce says the average san francisco commute is just under an hour and the yearly commute price. well, that comes to more than $12,000. in fact, the city top the list of the city, the country's top 5, most

expensive commute cities. privacy policy at the web site, formerly known as twitter will let the site collect biometric data from its users, which could include fingerprints and facial recognition elon musk says x will add video and voice calls to the platform but did not say when or whether the privacy changes were connected to these upcoming features. the updated policy also allows acts to collect job and education history. officials in contra costa county are warning residents about an increase in west nile virus cases. they say they found 11 more dead birds in the county that tested positive. so far there been 22 reported cases this year. 3 chickens also tested positive. and take a look at this. the county has this map on its website pinpointing where they found dead birds and mosquitoes with the virus. officials are advising residents to wear repellent when they're

outdoors too reduce the risk of mosquito bites. in the east bay, berkeley announced 10 newly installed emergency sirens across the city yesterday. city officials say the sirens will provide a verbal message to alert danger residents of dangers like wildfires and tsunamis. they say 5 more sirens will be installed early next year. residents can sign up for the city's ac alert system to get notifications on their phones along with an emergency map. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco firefighters are back after dedicating their time to rebuilding communities on maui. following the devastating wildfires there. >> and the city of san jose once known as the low rider capital of california, now working to make amends for decades of what some are calling racial profiling. >> and those temperatures will be kind of on the mild side. it looks like not just this weekend into next week as

well. there's a look at your highs will take a closer inspection of that in the 4 inspection of that in the 4 zone. and that extended a

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there, too. little leftover fog. it case that's true. >> we're not going shake these clouds off the day today or tomorrow. if you're headed up to tahoe one day to be cautious of that's tomorrow. got those scattered thunder showers at work. we should clear up by the monday holiday. look at the nice will drop in temperatures that we have recovering by tuesday around 70. so not that on that account today. maybe a little spotty showers, but might get some lightning activity tomorrow. just to make note of art. this is what's going in for us. not right now. we're getting a break in the heat action and this pattern is kind of going to stay the same. even though sky conditions are going to prove this is monday and that the actual holiday, you don't see those heat spikes. try to develop all that high. start to move a little bit. what's it going? staying away. we're going to be the right sector of things that insulate us from that he tried to return. of course, we've got weeks away before. actually we get to the first day of fall. the all right. let's get to monday. we do have something in our backyard about 10:00am. that's looking at us now. the forecast calls for mostly sunny on this. but might have

some scattered clouds because the passing front, really some winds at work. but during the week it should be a gradual warming trend. and we'll get to around 90 or so towards of friday and into saturday, sunday of next week. 4 zone forecast coverage like this for today got 70 san francisco off towards the coast. a lot of 60's at work here. 74 going on for burning game to the south. we're upper 70's, upper 70's and then in the south bay, also looking at plenty of 70's as well. this is a nice little treat here. break in the action. mid 70's east bay shoreline, tri valley. you're looking at upper 70's near about 80 will do what we're talking, danville, walnut creek, 69 berkeley, 74 going on for over a home. i'm sorry. the lakewood, 67, 77 going on for fairfield. 72 for napa and santa rosa. at 75 will be a gradual warming trend all week long. that's true. but it step by step. we peak at about thursday or so. and back off just a little bit. labored a itself looking about 83 a little bit on the mild side, but at least plenty of

sunshine, stephanie, which will be nice to now we're kind of working on that today and it looks gloomy and everything. but today, tomorrow, a little bit of the way of a quick and simple clouds, but tomorrow, but monday, we'll clear out for definitely. and i love the sound of more sunshine. yes, that's always good. thank you so much. day. >> all right. well, a statewide vigil was held in hawaii yesterday, nearly one month after the wildfires in maui. it was a sunrise service on the big island and a day of events ended with a sunset vigil to remember the residents of la hina. the wildfire killed at least 115 people and destroyed homes of thousands. the number of unaccounted people following those deadly fires made dropped a few are than 100. the governor of hawaii says there's been major progress locating people since they announced nearly 400 people were missing last week. and a group of san francisco firefighters is back home after spending a week out in maui, helping the community kron four's gayle ong reports.

>> my family, my roads. from the island of kauai. so you can imagine how difficult. >> this is 11 san francisco firefighters are back home in the bay area after using their own vacation time to help the people of maui recover from the wildfires instead of going as firefighters, a figure best thing to do is the volunteer is individuals. san francisco firefighters, stanley spearheaded the weeklong mission. he is the president of the asian firefighters association. relief efforts included distributing water and food to those in line as the for supplies. they're asking supplies for. >> 5 families that they are that are now sheltered at their home city attorney david chiu presented a certificate of recognition for the asian firefighters association. president of the san francisco board of supervisors. aaron peskin also welcome the group thank you for going to a higher and san francisco's a spirit of compassion. >> in the hands of our

brothers and sisters. their kron 4 was there when the group took off for hawaii last month and after seeing the devastation firsthand, that was very heartbreaking scenes. the way that was example, there's some families lost everything you know, parents know. and now you know, maybe their living at the hotels that this is a marathon. >> this is not a quick fix. this is not a 24 hour news cycle. the poor people in paradise right now, we're still just rebuilding their homes. hawaii and maui specifically is going to be extremely difficult for them. >> and the asian firefighters association is planning a second mission to maui in the coming months reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> we thank them for their service in san jose. hundreds of classic cars were on show for the city's first low rider day on friday. it was the first since the city voted last year to lift its decades long ban on cruising kron four's grant lotus has more.

>> down inside side, hundreds of low riders took over downtown san jose friday for the city's first annual low rider day showing off their unique cars. >> kind of hard you guys i got to 71 chevy monte carlo. and even enjoying some family time. >> my beautiful daughter first timer right here. as you just move for las vegas. a surfer >> low riders are classic cars there sometimes lower to the ground or beta kind of hopper. jump with a hydraulic suspension for about 40 years. the cars and people driving them riding in the more often associated with gang members and targeted by police, a stigma many writers say they are still fighting today. they were trying to get rid of they're digging. members now are not being members were just ordinary people out here enjoying what we enjoy. this

is a for our lifestyle what i've done since i 15, 16 years old. >> and this is what i've done for last 30 something years. you know, so this is family thing family oriented. my family as part my wife and the core, you know, so we try to get my boys into it. friday's low rider day was the first since the san jose city council voted last year to lift its decades long ban on cruising. >> mayor matt mahan called friday's event a welcome sight. >> the city san jose has had a big impact on what low-rider culture are part of the origin of this whole movement. and we should be proud of that. >> well, and bay area baseball win for the a's and a loss for the giants. well, for sports reporter aaron wilson has the highlights from last night's games. >> well, the giants are in san diego last night looking to make it 2 in a row over the freefalling padres. will they do it? well, al explain, this is the best part of the giants padres game ahead of the game. a young brandon crawford fan

who flew all the way in from new york at a property saw this. i'm joined the kid the kid to come down to the dugout gableman. >> sure. the gave grab got to just great story ahead of the padres play. but then play get going so for he actually got the giants are on the right in the first hitting a shot into the second deck right here left field. his 20th homer of the gave the giants a one to 0 lead. but it was a short-lived lead because in the bottom of the first right here, man offer fernando tatis junior. he goes the other way to right high and deep over the fence. it's a homer, it's number. 21 protect the sun to give them a 2 to one lead in padres favor. but then they were done. juan soto, then lunch is a rocket out to center field right here that lands in the shrub that live in the outfield. so you know that we've got coming back number. 26 for soto. the padres go up. 3, 1, in the ad here in the second inning when trent 8. i single to right

center field in comes another run in the padres. they go up. 41 shy and pitt. no energy tonight in the show. >> and it's 72 love. no game 3 is tomorrow. they can bounce >> in diego, meanwhile, angel and the a's on a perfect night at the coliseum last night in oakland. and they use a 5 run 4th inning to get them off to a great start right there. jonah bride places it perfectly. just fair down the left down the line and right and in comes around, they take up 2 to 0 lead that get off right here. smashing a shot out to left incomes bright and right behind him is a struggle. rees with the diving slide right there. they go 5 to 0 in the a's. finished with 14 hit. they took down the angels. 92 in the midst of it all. same 2 teams at the today in a little bit. >> a civics, you guys, but that all right, aaron, thank you.

>> and as we head to break for the weekend, you can check out the annual who put out basketball tournament kicks off at thrive city plaza in san francisco this morning will be a free throw and slam dunk contest. plus, live entertainment starts at 9. entertainment starts at 9. this is free

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a bay area community honors a woman who lost her life at a high school football game. and another driverless car incident involving an emergency vehicle in san francisco. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday september, the second start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. good to see you will going to see you too. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. quite a bit of cloud cover we're dealing with as we start the day today. you know, besides the regular fog and all and a throw in there, not just the morning, you know, drizzle kind of deal, but as possibility we could get a couple stray sprinkles or showers. redevelop later

today. very, very widely scattered. >> and a lot of folks won't even get it. and if you do, will be very, very modest. there's the shot coming in from san jose state. still negotiating through some cloud cover here. so that's what we're going to say for everybody. variable clouds even into the afternoon. now, the temperature progress mostly in the 60's, everywhere, even off to half moon bay at 61. 62 san francisco in 65 there for san jose. meanwhile, we are about a couple degrees to almost a half a dozen degrees ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. so very mild on the temperatures. not unusual when you have a cloud deck like this right overhead using keep the temperatures supported. so there you see churning around. it's kind of a good trooper force broke the heat wave spike going on midweek nicely for us. and although there's little chance of a stray shower and all of that, it doesn't always going to bring some instability for the bay area. however, up to tahoe, the scattered showers and thunder showers will be most apparent probably on your sunday. but for the holiday weekend, saturday to the not

too bad and monday she to the sunshine come out real nicely all day long. so again, just pence won those scattered thunder showers. most apparent on your sunday. 71 looks like by high noon at 3 o'clock. 75 very mild on those temperatures. but quite a bit of cloud cover lingering around refilling back in again. well, more on your forecast for the saturday and for the rest of the holiday weekend. stephanie. >> well, breaking news we're following this morning. legendary singer jimmy buffett has died but shot to fame after the release of his 1977, hit margarita ville, which you just heard there, the song spent 22 weeks on the billboard hot 100 chart that went on to inspire restaurants, resorts, a clothing brand and several food items like salad dressing. a statement shared on both its official website said buffett passed away

peacefully last night surrounded a family friends, music and his dogs. the statement did not say what buffett died from. he was 76 years old. this morning. more problems for driverless car company cruise the francisco fire department now claiming 2 cruise cars stalled blocking an ambulance carrying a critically injured patient that happened back on august 14th. the fire department adds the person died about 20 minutes after getting to the hospital. we have reached out to cruise for a response to the fire department's claims and we will update you as soon as we get a response. this just the latest instance of a driverless car blocking emergency vehicles in the city back on august 10th. the cruise car collided with a fire truck at the intersection of polk and turk streets. this is video of that from the citizen app. police said the truck was headed to an emergency call with its lights and siren on cruz has agreed to cut its san francisco fleet in half to sort out any issues. and a community is

honoring the life of a woman who died after suffering a brain injury at a high school football game force. dan thorn was there from mountain view. high school's first game since that tragedy. >> it's an emotional night for mountain view high school football. it's the squad's first game after teen mom, lucinda daniels died from a brain injury last week. it was very unexpected. so sad like i feel so bad for family as the spartans took the field danielson dylan, who was injured last week was seen nursing a broken heart and a broken leg. family friend in fellow student brady gilbert says daniels loved her boys and the team. she was awesome. she was feeling like one of the greatest mom. the support she never missed a the daniels family has been asking for privacy at this time, but they're asking for the community to keep them in their prayers. daniels has been also shared with principal kipp glazer that after daniel's death at the hospital, she still giving

life to others. and he said her organ donation has already saved >> 4 lives it is something they he wants people to know and encourage other people to consider becoming organ >> well, another family friend has started a gofundme to help the daniels family during this tragic time. and as of this report, it is raised more than $130,000 reporting in mountain view. dan thorn kron, 4 >> vallejo police are investigating a crash that killed a teenager. it happened around friday morning near columbus and redwood parkway. police say a teen driver lost control of a pickup truck hit the center median and rolled over. the driver was taken to a hospital with injuries. a passenger died at the scene. police say drugs or alcohol do not appear to be a factor. francisco police say they've arrested 450 drug users in the first 3 months of the city's crackdown on open air drug dealing. they say every person

detained was offered treatment, but most refused. police also arrested 300 suspected drug dealers and they seized large amounts of drugs, including fentanyl. the city's medical examiner says between january and july, 473 people died from drug overdoses in the city. in oakland. a shooting victim is in the hospital after police found them early friday morning near 14th and webster streets. not far from lake merritt. police have not released any information about the shooter yet. meantime, oakland is at risk of losing its state funding for its 9-1-1, emergency system. humphries says it made explains. >> the city of oakland has another 9-1-1, emergency on its hands. this one involves opd finding a response that will keep state funding for emergency dispatch by complying with cal oes response requirements. the california office of emergency management has now given the oakland police department a

deadline to call answer times into compliance. this is after opd recently failed to meet a 30 day deadline to provide a call. answer improvement plans. people's lives are at risk. when these regulations are not complied the state emergency telephone number account funding stipulates that 90% of the time 9-1-1, calls must be answered within 15 seconds. however, according to cal oes, opd is only hitting the 15 second mark for answering 9-1-1. calls. 46% of the time, which is alarming for oakland, public safety advocate, marlene sacks who has been keeping a close eye on this issue for several years. and my position is that heads should be rolling for the fact that these problems have not been corrected. after all this time, the city consistently makes excuses. but where there's a will, there's a way and this problem is an emergency city of oakland's public information office sent kron four's

statement regarding this issue. it reads in part, quote. >> the oakland police department has identified 2 cal oes that the primary contributing factor to call answer times as lack of staffing. >> there are currently 63 dispatch call taking staff 14 vacancies on quote, cal oes has given the oakland police department 12 months to bring 9-1-1, call after times into compliance. has it made you kron 4 >> an electric vta bus catches fire in san jose sending 2 mechanics to the hospital. this happened friday afternoon and the vta maintenance yard. officials say the 2 mechanics push the burning bus out of the maintenance building. so the fire did not spread. the mechanics were then taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation injuries. all of the tea's fleet of battery powered buses have been taken out of service while the agency investigates what happened here. happening right now for those planning on heading into san francisco this weekend. you all he can expect a major road closure

on. i-80 kron four's tiffany justice live for us now at the cartoon as bridge with a look what you need to know to get around. tiffany. >> yes, so caltrans escorting us really close to where all the action is happening to see the construction crews right behind us. so what they are doing right now is there digging up the fast lane of westbound. i-80 right behind us. this is the starting point of where the construction is going to take if you are trying to go from sacramento or of allay into the city over this holiday weekend, labored a holiday weekend. >> tack on about an hour or so for the detours that we are about to talk about. here is a map showing you where the closures happening with some suggested detours drivers will be taken off of the freeway at 7.80. they can connect that 6.80, and reconnect to 80 either using highway 4 or you can just go all the way to 24 or 5.80, caltrans. also caution drivers westbound i-80 just east of bridge toll plaza

drive with caution as wayne's will reduced to one lane as we head closer to this closure. this is a big project for caltrans. a scheduled closure started on thursday will go all the way until tuesday with the road reopened to motorists again around 5 o'clock in the morning. they say closing the road during the holiday weekend was the alternative to 9 months of nightly closures. plan on repaving traffic lanes 2, 3, that you said are laying traffic lanes on both eastbound and westbound directions of i-80. officials strongly encouraging people to plan their routes in advance. >> yeah, you know, there's never really a good time to close a major highway, right? but we you know, requests from motor as we heard the concerns for boaters that this portion of west. but it was just pretty much unsafe. the payment was in poor conditions. >> so to go in there. if we wanted to make sure that the highway was safe for motorists go in there and make sure that the that a construction that do know there. can withhold for the next 40 years. so

right now what we're doing is we look at our traffic data what it showed was that we actually have traffic counts during the labor day weekend. and the number of traffic coming to this region is very low because most of the motor heading towards the east or sacramento to top of >> shows are strongly suggesting that drivers plan your route for you head out the door. do need to look at those detours. what sport you can go online to kron 4 dot com reporting live to be justice. back tiffany. thank you so much for your live coverage. coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news, a project and one north bay county promises a new city. >> but some local officials are expressing their concerns and the a's still have a few more hurdles to clear before getting their move to las vegas approved. we have the latest. >> well, going to share the skies with quite a bit in the way of cloud cover through this afternoon or do some of that again tomorrow, we should funding clear this all out in

time for monday. but we've got mild temperatures throughout going to check that all out coming up in a bit. keep it here. welcome back to kron 4

morning news. good morning, everybody. and quite a bit of cloud cover to start things off. san jose state even shows that as well. so is not the typical marine layer of that low level moisture. well, it is still kind of low, but >> it's not being generated just by a typical marine layer. in fact, is having a little help as a low in our backyard, providing that little bit of a lift. so we get this cloud cover will have to deal with just about all weekend one always look just like this will get patches working in here. and sometimes that pasty white skies will thin out a little bit become

quite bright and the seller coming to some blue patches as well. that's today. tomorrow to funny. shake this off for your monday. 66 san francisco, mostly 60's off to the east bay. in fact, the north bay, too. well, everybody is in the 60's. it looks like for right now to start things off. so again, we're mild to start and will be mild in the afternoon. cooler temperatures at that. now giving you the satellite radar picture here. you see nice little band of some rain off towards that. your trips, maybe the tahoe there. this low remains in our backyard today tomorrow. so in this patch here, that's what we're going to have to fight for. the continuation of the cloud cover. we have the chance of some scattered showers up in tahoe, but i think it will be better tomorrow. more numerous, more widespread longer lasting. you see some breaks happening in our local area for today, but it's a little better. it looks like for tomorrow. still have those spotty showers. still a possibility, very, very widely scattered about, though. and there's the deeper stuff off the tahoe. again, this is tomorrow now. so today, tomorrow still kind of stuck in this until that low finally starts to move out. this is

our typical marine layer in the morning hours. look how things dry out. nicely up in tahoe sets us up for a kind of a calm, labored a forecast monday proper. now, here's the breakdown for you this weekend. variable clouds, a few spotty showers. that's the fair definition for everybody. mild temps, 70's for the bay near 80 in london monday. let's hold on to those mild temps break up the skies quite a bit. we going to mostly sunny, nice weather for your monday. looks good. and from show, the rest of next week, we're talking about sunny minor warming near aoout 90 going on well inland. that will be thursday friday. so that's our recovery. not a heat pump or spike. and our here, 70 going on san francisco. 74 going on. oakland, 76 san jose. again, early drizzle. that's a little bit the morning deal. we tend to get inland highs around 70 71 on off their antioch got mid to upper 70's up to the north bay. that's not bad. i mean, we're battling temperatures near 100 or so very, very recently. here's the low down for you. we get to about 83 by monday and

mostly sunny skies. but that's why no stephanie may not be the perfect labor day weekend. we have a lot of local to get through, but you know, it could be baking here having heat advisories and all of least we get this and we keep the cool temperatures on monday with all that sunshine and a laborer or excuse me, the the weather in the bay area really is so fascinating. you know, you had a week of just sunshine and all the sudden it was. >> just kind of middle all like popping all those high high temperature right now, even inland. you don't need ac today. so exactly. and then are headed for some sunshine. a nice to today. all right. well, some experts say right now is the best time to start booking next year's summer vacation. >> so start thinking and the pandemic has made it risky to weigh in book vacations. so experts recommend travelers book at least 6 months to a year in advance. hotels are seeing a change to with jw marriott saying they booked guests 2 years out, especially for weddings and holidays. researchers also say booking trips early is good for your mental health because really

it's nice to have something to look forward to. turning now to washington, where president biden celebrated a positive jobs report from august. washington correspondent alexandra limon breaks down what those numbers mean. >> and it's not just the biden administration that celebrating overall. most economists say the data from this report does paint a positive picture. >> and today we have the strongest economy in the world. the libor department says american employers added 187,000 jobs to the economy in august. people are coming off the sidelines getting back to their workplace. but each tony, from the conservative heritage foundation says the numbers aren't as good as they appear. i don't think a soft landing is in the cards. look, you cannot spend borrow and print trillions upon trillions of dollars and not expect negative consequences. the number of jobs added was a modest gain from last month and not the red hot growth we

saw last year, which is what the federal reserve wants in order to cool down the economy and lower inflation and economist adt, a from bank of america says the report is a good sign. wasn't going to be locks are he adds that the growth in jobs is driven by prime age women. joining the workforce at record-high levels except tons hybrid work or work from home has made easier or more. >> women to participate more in the labor force. the unemployment rate ticked up from 3.5% to 3.8%. but says that's not a concern that although unemployment rate didn't increase that increased good reasons and the sense that labor force participation expended significant. >> the jobs report also found that more people are now actively looking for work in washington. alexandra limon. >> and we are getting a better look at the plans for a proposed new city and solano county. it's called california

forever. and the firm behind the project unveiled renderings of what it might look like. kron four's terisa stasio has the latest. >> very, very disappointed. congressman john garamendi not mincing words about his reaction to the renderings posted on the new proposed city in his district show that every kid in the new development together, lonely path every day. every other thing that anybody could ever wish for. and they're like this and that. >> it is >> not care. mendy says that he recently met with one of the members of the investment group behind the community called california forever. the recently launched website mentions how this will be a brand new community for good paying jobs. solar farms open space, affordable housing, safe walkable neighborhoods and good schools. >> nice. strong winds. nice man. degrees it yourself. some quarters and think about beautiful things and put it on paper. there's a long way.

between the company live here. there's a long, long way to go. and they haven't even begun to deal with the very fundamental development issues not serious >> and plan. >> the mayor tells me that chance track the group for 5 years as a bond of family farms. it is now nearly 55,000 acres. >> i think this is still pie in the sky and they have a lot of hurdles to pass over this week. it was revealed that several high-profile silicon valley leaders are involved as investors, including the co-founder of linkedin and founders of strike the mayor and congressman say that they are also deeply worried about the project's proximity to travis air force base. >> my concern from the very beginning of this 5 years ago why somebody buying land around travis air force base. we don't know where the real power money's coming from, out

i'm going to continue together. mike thompson. >> the fbi and service treasury department to get to the bottom of it. what's going on here? sure. it's pretty pictures. shows the facts to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> and lawmakers at the state capital of also been talking about this recent land acquisition. farmers advocates argue that vulnerable growers are losing land to large corporations and tech billionaires. >> at least 50% of california's crop land is owned by 5% of the total landowners, meaning 5% of all landowners on over half of california's cropland. >> our sister station in sacramento did reach out to the california farm bureau for its reaction along with other agricultural organizations. members say they are closely monitoring the developments in solano county. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a laborer day weekend is officially in full swing. we

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>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. the labor day weekend officially in full swaying, but it does come with some risks. experts say because covid cases are starting to pick back up and the chp is on maximum enforcement on bay area roadways until monday night. there keeping an eye out for traffic violations and people driving under the influence. good morning. welcome back. thank you so much for joining us. let's start off this half hour with a look now at our weather conditions. dave sphar tracking all of it for us. and i understand some more sunshine on the way. >> oh, yes, we'll get into really kind of a lion sheriff's over sunshine probably by monday. so we have to negotiate a dust cloud cover today. tomorrow. but the good news is that temperatures

are going to maine mild, not just this weekend, monday, but on into next week as well. so that's kind of the more semi permanent feature, half moon bay checks and like this with quite a bit of cloud cover. it worked. and that's not unusual. but it uses that marine layer stuff and everything. this is more. the cloud cover aloft being generated bar low pressure system. so you're seeing this at the coast as well as inland as around the bay to. so it could be kind of a variable cloudy story today. here's how we put the graphic form. 72 by high noon, we'll call it 75 3 now. so mild temperatures with that. even though quite a bit considerable cloud cover we're dealing with as well. 60's on the board, just about locations you can see here. we'll see a little bit of movement, though. we start to get some decoupling here after some daytime heating, but the ballpark, meanwhile, continue that trend. variable clouds mild as the oakland a's do battle against the angels 107, game time. so temps will be around 70 on that front. meanwhile, our highs today are not much improved beyond that. maybe 80 going on concord. meanwhile, a lot of 70's at

work. it was just a few days ago. this was well the 90's here up to the north bay. we've got some 70's at work. 65 for half moon bay in a bit. we're going to check of the 4 zone forecast and the extended which i think you're like 70. all right, dave, thank you. >> the food and drug administration approved narcan for over-the-counter purchase. back in march. but there seems to be some confusion over exactly what that means. kron four's rob nesbitt explains. >> is narcan available here over the counter? how much is that? not over-the-counter. i first went to a walgreens and san francisco to try to get dark. and so you a prescription to get it over the counter here. i was told that the pharmacists could write a prescription for me to get same day. same thing at a safeway pharmacy. >> not going to see is prescription only now. director of overdose for the national harm strategy reduction coalition. mary scylla. >> explain how states like california started making narcan available at pharmacies. do what's called standing orders basically said

we know it's a prescription, but we're going to have somebody at the state level say it is broad scale prescribed for anyone who wants to go to a pharmacist and buy it and it's not cheap depending on your $100 around $100. according to cilla that caution come down to around $40. >> when over-the-counter narcan approved by the fda arrives at pharmacies and stores as early as next week. yes, i heard that in the past couple of days that the are canned product was being shipped to >> outlets to be sold over the counter. that was confirmed at a cvs pharmacy in san francisco will over the counter next week over the counter week. 70 something dollars paying for the nasal spray that help stop a drug overdose is not your only option. says there are plenty of free boxes of narcan available to those who want folks are able to get it at their community service syringe service programs at health departments. yes. and

that was kron four's. rob nesbitt reporting for us. >> and meantime, we continue to track the bay area's fentanyl crisis. you can scan this qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to a special section of our web site with the latest coverage. and across the bay area. the number of people traveling this labor day weekend is approaching pre-pandemic norms and that's raising some concerns over covid spread kron dan kerman spoke with travelers and medical experts about embracing travel and reducing risk. >> it's the gray skies and random sprinkles. packed jets were taking off and landing at sfo. in fact, over the four-day labor day holiday. passenger travel u.s. climb back to 93% of what it was before the pandemic in 2019, we've been doing a lot more traveling. absolutely. it's your first time >> sir, first time come back to since the pandemic so i'm really excited to be get back in the moves, slaying of things and get going moving around. does. travis amphan

that return to normal attitude translated into few people wearing masks inside the terminal at sfo. >> despite the continued rise in covid cases and hospitalizations across the u.s., i don't personally take any precautions were vaccinated and a pretty comfortable flight vaccinated and just doing our thing. and i guess we found that like our family members have gotten covid recently who've been vaccinated. it's a cold. and so i guess we're not as frightened by it anymore. like where we're looking at cold, not dying. so it's not. so back to your behavior. medical experts say while it's true, most people are not getting very sick. the risk still exists, especially for those 65 and older. and those immunocompromised has such. they say if you are traveling this holiday weekend, there are steps you can take to protect yourself and loved ones. i carry my mask around my pocket. i think some high-risk settings right now might be public transit.

>> in the airport, particularly when you board and deplane not so much when in the plane except when somebody is coughing on you so that i a mask in case that's happening. doctors also say if you do get cold like symptoms are worse, it's a good idea to test that way. you won't inadvertently passed covid on to someone at higher risk. >> busy traffic expected here through monday for coming to pick someone up here or you're flying out yourself. always best to check with your carrier before leaving the house, especially with sprinkles in the forecast at sfo, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and as dan just mentioned, their labor day weekend, it is officially here. the chp is doing its part, keeping a close eye on drivers for for photojournalist to hear a side road along with officers to see how they're enforcing safety on the roadways. >> coverage area will be covering from like just just north of the golden gate bridge and all of the richmond bridge. traffic's kind of diverting a lot today because they're doing some work i-80.

we're going to have it's called the maximum enforcement period which we had to have all major holidays. so we're looking for self of violations were looking for anything has pretty much been a distracted driver. >> as well as as a dui. in this period, we we tend get pretty heavy on everything, make sure that we have a lot of officers on the road. just to reduce the fatality rate on the freeways. >> gonna give you a correctable citation. that way. if you can get it done in the next 2 months. >> the tickets to go away. all right. big big weekends. >> we're the ones re still a lot more drinking. lot more driving. lot more festive parties and stuff. so. just because of that, the fidelity death rate. just, you know, statistically happens to be a little higher. and that's what we're trying to tackle. we're trying to. reduce.

>> labor day weekend, the chp says 52 people died in crashes and officers arrested more than 900 people for dui on california roadways. it was a busy day across bay area airports. this a live look now at san francisco international. >> airport officials are expected to see close to 600 1000 travelers this weekend. this labor day weekend is expected to be the 3rd busiest holiday weekend of the year so far. so plan accordingly. oakland airport, meantime, expecting more than 200,000 passengers so far, officials say it's been surprisingly manageable for them, but they are advising people arrive at least 2 hours ahead of time because a lot of people are expected at the terminals, an san jose's airport expecting more than 21,000 people. domestic travel up 4% this year. and with numbers like these travelers in san jose told us they are making sure

that they are doing what they can to get to the airport in time. and if you are planning to drive holiday weekend, it will cost you at the pump. let's take a look at prices. the average price per gallon statewide is 5.25. that's a quarter more than it was a month ago. the bay area, the most expensive gas is in napa county at 5.41. a gallon. the cheapest average is in solano county at 5.26. gas prices are added to the fact that come use for california workers are getting more expensive. a new study from the state chamber of commerce says the average san francisco commute is just under an hour and a yearly commute. well, that comes out to more than $12,000. in fact, the city top the list of the country's 5 most expensive commute cities. from new privacy policy at the web site, formerly known as twitter will let the site collect biometric data from its users. that could include fingerprints and facial

recognition. elon musk says x will add video and voice calls to the platform but did not say when or whether the privacy changes connected to those upcoming features. the updated policy also allows acts to collect job and education history. something to keep in mind before you sign up. and officials in contra costa county are warning residents about an increase in west nile virus cases. they say they found 11 more dead birds in the county that tested positive. so far there have been 22 reported this year. they say 3 chickens also tested positive. and take a look at this. the county has this map on their website showing where they found the dead birds and mosquitoes with the virus officials are advising residents to please wear repellent when they're outside to reduce the risk of getting mosquito bites. in the east bay, brooke lee announced 10 newly installed emergency sirens across the city on friday. city officials say this sirens will provide a verbal message to alert residents of dangers like wildfires and tsunamis. 5 more

sirens will be installed early next year. residents can sign up for the city's ac alert system to get notified on their phones. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco firefighters headed back in the bay area after helping rebuild communities on maui. >> and hundreds of classic cars on show for san jose's. first low rider day. we take you inside the festivities. >> and temperatures today on mild side as we look at just only some 70's going on even well inland. we're going to make up for that. however, with some sunshine finally coming out here, you can expect it earnest by the time we get to monday. that's a little shot of what's going on right now. as you can see, just a few little light spotty showers work here considerable clouds. we have negotiate through but your forecast together next, the back it.

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sugars and everything. so yeah, well, that's some walk okay. >> what, stephanie? good morning. everybody. also looking at sfo, we have some kind mostly cloudy skies at work here. but the fog is not posing any issues here. and that's not really fog is kind of that shredded stratus. that's at work here and we'll see that kind of break up a little bit as we go into the afternoon hours a bit and tomorrow as well. but it's going vary throughout the day through the location, not until monday to funny. shake this all off. it looks like okay. it's sunny up to tahoe where that's actually more notable today. we have some scattered showers will call it. but into sunday might get some of that thunder shower activity again, widely scattered is the word here. you'll see the sun come out. clouds fill back in again. thunder showers here. go away. that type of thing. finally shake this all off by monday. 67 tuesday at around 70 very mild forecast. so this is bringing kind mild trend for solo dropping into town here like this and kind of stays around a little bit. and that pattern remains in place too.

getting to monday. as i mentioned, we hold on to the cool temps clear out nicely. well, we'll keep that highway. all right. no problems. it looks like for the week ahead. it's not going come over the bay area. give us another heat spike or anything. here's how it looks like satellite. the radar projections. there's that activity up in tahoe monday morning. there is a line the drop to the south so potentially might throw some clouds our way maybe. but these models say it's going to break up before it gets here. just reinforcing the cool air that's already here to stay just about all week long, we'll get some maybe scratch 90 by thursday and friday for the far east bay reaches 70 for san francisco today at the coast. a lot of 60's. you throw some cloud cover and there winds not too, too dramatic today. so we should pay probably note that but a little bit of a breeze with the cloudy skies and 60's that could be chilly there. still, burlingame, 74, even in the south. we're looking at 70's and this pocket here for a redwood city and 77 palo alto. but even down here in the south bay to where looking at mid to upper 70's that that morgan hill, 77, los gatos.

also 77 more mid 70's east bay shoreline, tri valley. 79 livermore pleasanton about 78 dublin. 77 might making an 80 here. walnut creek and concord, back to the east bay shoreline, berkeley, 69 richmond, 71 67, billy, 77 for fairfield, 72 nap. and 75 santa rosa again have to negotiate the cloud cover again tomorrow. mostly sunny by monday. and we'll start moving some 80's in here. looks like by the time we get to the early part of the week and into next weekend, it looks like the highest we'll get to around 90 maybe or so which is up at this okay. still have a lot of 80's all week long with lots of sunshine this go-around, ok? so it doesn't quite feel like fall. not yet if maybe a little flavor. we got kind of a shock to the system from wednesday thursday and friday, maybe kind of felt up know maybe a little today, but then we'll get some more of that kind of mild summer weather back. hey, i got and i will have the sunblock ready. you got even in the cloudy skies that radiation still makes it

through so thanks, dave. >> all right. well, a statewide vigil happened in hawaii yesterday, nearly one month after the wildfires in maui. that was a sunrise service on the big island's and a day of events ended with a sunset vigil. >> to remember the residents of la hina, the wildfire killed at least 115 people and destroyed thousands of homes. and the number of unaccounted people following those deadly fires could drop to fewer than 100 people. the governor of hawaii says there's been major product progress in locating those missing people. this comes after there were initially believed to be 400 people missing last week. a group of san francisco firefighters is back home in the bay area after a week on maui, helping communities devastated by wildfire kron four's gayle ong reports. >> family my roads. are from the island of kauai. so you

can imagine how difficult this is. 11 san francisco firefighters are back home in the bay area after using their own vacation time to help the people of maui recover from the wildfires instead of going as firefighters, a figure. >> best thing to do is the volunteer is individuals. san francisco firefighters, stanley spearheaded the weeklong mission. he is the president of the asian firefighters association. relief efforts included distributing water and food to those in line as for supplies. they're asking supplies for. >> 5 families that that are now sheltered at their home city attorney david chiu presented a certificate of recognition for the asian firefighters association. president of the san francisco board of supervisors. aaron peskin also welcome the group thank you for going to a higher and san francisco's a spirit of compassion. >> in the hands of our brothers and sisters. their kron 4 was there when the group took off for hawaii last month and after seeing the devastation firsthand, that

was very heartbreaking scenes. the that that was example, there's some families lost everything you know, parents know. and now you know, maybe their living at the hotels that this is a marathon. >> this is not a quick fix. this is not a 24 hour news cycle. the poor people in paradise right now, we're still just rebuilding their homes. hawaii and maui specifically is going to be extremely difficult for them. >> and the asian firefighters association is planning a second mission to maui in the coming months reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. in san jose. hundreds of classic cars were on show for the city's first low rider day on friday. >> it was the first says the city voted last year to lift its decades long ban on cruising kron four's grant lotus has more. >> down inside side, hundreds of low riders took over downtown san jose friday for the city's first annual low

rider day showing off their unique cars. >> kind of hard you guys i got to 71 chevy monte carlo. and even enjoying some family time. >> my beautiful daughter first timer right here. as you just move for las vegas. a surfer >> low riders are classic cars there sometimes lower to the ground or beta kind of hopper. jump with a hydraulic suspension for about 40 years. the cars and people driving them riding in the more often associated with gang members and targeted by police, a stigma many writers say they are still fighting today. they were trying to get rid of they're digging. members now are not being members were just ordinary people out here enjoying what we enjoy. this is a for our lifestyle what i've done since i 15, 16 years old. >> and this is what i've done for last 30 something years. you know, so this is family thing family oriented. my

family as part my wife and the core, you know, so we try to get my boys into it. friday's low rider day was the first since the san jose city council voted last year to lift its decades long ban on cruising. >> mayor matt mahan called friday's event a welcome sight. >> the city san jose has had a big impact on what low-rider culture are part of the origin of this whole movement. and we should be proud of that. >> now to bay area baseball, a win for the a's and a loss for the giants. call for sports reporter aaron wilson has the highlights from last night's games. >> well, the giants are in san diego last night looking to make it 2 in a row over the freefalling padres. will they do it? well, al explain, this is the best part of the giants padres game ahead of the game. a young brandon crawford fan flew all the way in from new york. aside crawford saw this. i'm joined the kid the kid to come down to the dugout gableman sure the gave grabbed

at him, made him just great story ahead of the padres play. but then play get going so for he actually got the giants are on the right in the first hitting a shot into the second deck right here in left field. his 20th homer of the gave the giants a one to 0 lead. but it was a short-lived lead because in the bottom of the first right here, man offer fernando tatis junior. he goes the other way to right high and deep over the fence. it's a homer, it's number. 21 protect the sun to give them a 2 to one lead in padres favor. but then they were done. juan soto, lunch is a rocket out to center field right here that lands in the shrub that live in the outfield. so you know that we've got coming back number. 26 for soto. the padres go up. 3, 1, in the ad here in the second inning when trent 8. single to right center field in comes another run in the padres. they go 4 to one in his eye and pitt. no energy tonight in the show.

>> and it's 72 lost a game. 3 is tomorrow. they can bounce >> in diego, meanwhile, angel and the a's on a perfect night at the coliseum last night in oakland. and they use a 5 run 4th inning to get them off to a great start right there. jonah bride places it perfectly. just fair down the left down the line and right and in comes run, they take up to 0 lead that get off right here. smashing a shot out to left incomes bright and right behind him is a stroller. ease with the diving slide right there. they go 5 to 0 the a's. finished with 14 hit. they took down the angels. 92 in the midst of it all. same 2 teams at the today in a little bit. >> a civics, you guys, but >> aaron, thank you. and as we head to break for the weekend, the annual who put up basketball tournament kicks off at thrive city plaza san francisco this morning. we can find a free throw and slam dunk contest and live entertainment. it starts at 9

o'clock and is free to attend.

>> the milwaukee zoo celebrating a sweet little milestone. this is its latest edition. there. this is a baby porcupine finally growing his quills after having weeks of nothing. pink skin. how fascinating. so there does born a kid, i guess. well, you might have a fresh coat of quills but we'll stay close to his mom for the time being >> very cute. and very cool. >> all right. still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4

morning news. singer-songwriter of margarita margarita ville, jimmy buffett has died. we take a look back at his life and legacy. plus the closure of a major bay area highway means traffic delays for drivers this holiday weekend. and some state officials warn they'll cut funding to oakland police if the department doesn't improve its 9-1-1. response improve its 9-1-1. response times. stay with us.

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>> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday and let's start by taking a look at the weather conditions with dave sphar. good morning today. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. well, as the unofficial end of summer and kind of early on that front start to feel like summer broke here for us when this low drop to the south, you know, the week we're looking at those upper 90's, everything now to a different story and we're dealing with this cloud cover still lingering a bit. this the east bay shoreline shot. and you can see some blue skies appear on through. this is the scenario you can expect about the next 48 hours or so as we kind of negotiate through this cloud cover day and night. the temperatures are some of the mild side because we weren't really clear overnight too much lot of 60's in the east bay. 65 san jose. 64 meanwhile for san francisco and it will take a while to get into the 70's, even with the sun coming out and the contrast for you were a little bit more mild this morning. we were this time from yesterday. so there

it is in motion. a good idea where that low is. and it has about its 48 hour time period. it's going to be lingering, right? kind of over top of us here and to a funny kind of exit stage a little bit for your monday. by that point, we'll get some much better clearing will still hold on to some of those cool temperatures. 73 by 1 o'clock by 4. at 75. and again, considerable clouds to all say more optimistically kind of variable clouds will vary throughout the town. the time of the day location and all of that for the next about 48 hours, a side note about tahoe, by the way, scattered thunder showers. very windy for today, but much more numerous. it looks like for tomorrow and a little bit heavier to make note of 2 monday, again, clearing out all morning forecast a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> and breaking news we're following today. legendary singer jimmy buffett has died but shot to fame after the release of his 1977, hit margarita ville. the song spent 22 weeks on the billboard hot 100 chart. that song went on to inspire

restaurants, resorts, a clothing brand and several food items like salad dressing. a statement shared on its official website said buffett passed away peacefully last night surrounded by family friends, music and his dogs. the statement did not say what buffett died from. he was 76 years old. and this morning, driverless car company cruise is refuting the san francisco fire department's claim that 2 cruise cars stalled blocking an ambulance carrying a critically injured patient. that incident happened back on august 14th. the fire department claims the person died about 20 minutes after getting to the hospital. this morning crews responded to the allegations saying in a statement, the ambulance behind the autonomous vehicle had a clear to pass the a v as other as other vehicles, including another ambulance proceeded to do as soon as the victim was loaded into the ambulance, the amoulance left the scene immediately and was never impeded from doing so by the a v. a community is

honoring the life of a woman who died after suffering a brain injury at a high school football game. kron four's dan thorn was there from mountain view. high school's first game since that tragedy. >> it's an emotional night for mountain view. high school football. it's the squad's first game after teen mom, lucinda daniels died from a brain injury last week. it was very unexpected. so sad. like i feel so bad their family as the spartans took the field danielson dylan, who was injured last week was seen nursing a broken heart and a broken leg. family friend in fellow student brady gilbert says daniels loved her boys and the team. she was awesome. she was feeling like one of the greatest mom. the support she never missed a the daniels family has been asking for privacy at this time, but they're asking for the community to keep them in their prayers. daniels has been also shared with principal kipp glazer that

after daniel's death at the hospital, she still giving life to others. and he said her organ donation has already saved >> 4 lives it is something they he wants people to know and encourage other people to consider becoming organ >> well, another family friend has started a gofundme to help the daniels family during this tragic time. and as of this report, it is raised more than $130,000 reporting in mountain view. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> i know police are investigating a crash that killed a teenager. it happened around friday morning near columbus and redwood parkway. police say a teen driver lost control of the pickup truck hit the center median and rolled over. the driver was taken to a hospital with injuries. a passenger died at the scene. police say drugs or alcohol do not appear to be a factor. francisco police say they've arrested 450 drug users in the first 3 months of the city's crackdown on open

air drug dealing. they say every person detained was offered treatment. but most refused. police also arrested 300 suspected drug dealers. they seized large amounts of drugs, including fentanyl. the city's medical examiner says between january and july, 473 people died from drug overdoses in the city. in oakland. a shooting victim is in the hospital after police found them early friday morning near 14th and webster streets. not far from lake merritt. police have not released any information about the shooter yet. and meantime, oakland is at risk of losing its state funding for its 9-1-1, emergency system. kron four's haaziq has more. >> the city of oakland has another 9-1-1, emergency on its hands. this one involves opd finding a response that will keep state funding for emergency dispatch by complying with cal oes response requirements. the california office of emergency management has now given the

oakland police department a deadline to call answer times into compliance. this is after opd recently failed to meet a 30 day deadline to provide a call. answer improvement plans. people's lives are at risk. when regulations are not complied the state emergency telephone number account funding stipulates that 90% of the time 9-1-1, calls must be answered within 15 seconds. however, according to cal oes, opd is only hitting the 15 second mark for answering 9-1-1. calls. 46% of the time, which is alarming for oakland, public safety advocate, marlene sacks who has been keeping a close eye on this issue for several years. and my position is that heads should be rolling for the fact that these problems have not been corrected. after all this time, the city consistently makes excuses. but where there's a will, there's a way and this problem is an emergency city of oakland's

public information office sent kron four's statement regarding this issue. it reads in part, quote. >> the oakland police department has identified 2 cal oes that the primary contributing factor to call answer times as lack of staffing. >> there are currently 63 dispatch call taking staff 14 vacancies on quote, cal oes has given the oakland police department 12 months to bring 9-1-1, call answer times into compliance. has it made you kron 4 >> and electric vta bus catches fire in san jose sending 2 vta mechanics to the hospital. it happened friday afternoon in the vta maintenance yard. officials say 2 mechanics pushed the burning bus out of the maintenance building so that the flames did not spread. the 2 were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation injuries. all of the tea's fleet of battery power buses have now been taken out of service while the agency investigates what happened. and happening right now for those planning

on coming into san francisco this weekend. you can expect a major road closure on. i-80 proper. stephanie just is covering it for us now live at the carquinez bridge. she's got a look at what you need to know to get around this weekend. tiffany. >> right, caltrans escorting us really close to where all the action is happening. you see crews right behind us digging up. well, the fast lane of westbound i-80 right behind us. but joining us live is that with caltrans district 4 to talk more about this project, which i hear was sparked from some drivers concerns. >> good morning, tiffany. yeah, that's correct. so if you travel on the westbound i-80 corridor, you experience that bumpy ride we saw payment was chris bailey for commuters right now. you behind us says crews are right now currently. >> digging up the number one faslane the complete number 3 lane. dexter, the calm before with a report last completed, which is really good news. but we're also take it's really a fish and really using our time

efficiently with our resources by, you know, getting this job done, but also making sure that we can complete some worker paving work on in vallejo, but also on along the bridge as well. so have some tree work happening over laos and repayment work. >> on the bridge or do some maintenance work along the bridge. so after this closure is be done, we'll have a much smoother ride on the wrist, but it corridor pay. but it's going take a few days. yes, it isn't. a few days. yesterday we saw about a 40 minute delay with commuters coming into the city. so he's asking motorists to please plan ahead and take 6.80 to 24 to get into the city an event with the have a flight to catch. despite ahead, check out our caltrans quick math app. >> i can go live traffic conditions and what's happening on the roads. anderson come some conversation about, you know, this project being done over the holiday as opposed to 9 months of nightly closures. >> you know, there's that really got a good time to close a major freeway. according to our traffic data showed that obviously our

traffic numbers low throughout this region. so we just want to take advantage of this holiday again, be more efficient with our resources, get the job done here in west, four-door and also get to other work done in the lane was well, just trying to and as far as drivers coming back from vacation, what are some suggestions if you're coming from lake tahoe to sacramento, take interstate 5 to 205, to 5.80. that's good round to avoid disclosure or if you're coming from. >> you know, napa or sonoma highway. 37 to 101, or even using 6.80, and also 7, 8, is getting back into the city. pedro, thank you so much for making time to chat with us live today. all right. we do want to go over some more detours as well for you with a map that we have ready to go. if you are going from sacramento or delay hope into the city over this weekend holiday weekend with the probably tack on an hour or so for the detours we are about to talk about right now. drivers will be taken off of the freeway at 7.80. >> they can connect as 6.80,

and reconnect to 80 either using highway 4 or you can just go all the way to 24 5.80, caltrans also cautioning drivers westbound i-80 just east of the park innings bridge toll plaza drive with caution as lanes will reduced to one lane as you head towards that closure. so as you just heard from cal trains a moment ago. >> use caution. take your time. and they also suggest as strongly advising people to plan your trip before you head out the door. if you want to learn more about this, you go online kron 4 dot com send it back to you in studio, stephanie. all right, stephanie, thanks so much for that. guidance on those alternate routes or to be very helpful for all those labored travelers on the roads. thank you. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning projects and one north bay county. >> this is a new city, but some local officials are expressing their concerns. and the a's still have a few more hurdles to clear before getting their move to las vegas approved.

>> and quite a bit of cloud cover a negotiating with today, but a mixture of sun and clouds here. temperatures on the mild side only in the 70's even well inland will do the same thing again tomorrow and

>> all right. welcome back. 9.14, this saturday morning taking a live look outside now at the roads. it walnut creek, where, you know, dave, is it looking a little overcast out there or perhaps a little hazy? yeah, but it looks like some sunshine is making its way through their little bit of hazy sunshine. and that's what you can kind of expect today. >> mean, these patches of blue skies thrown in there, but

also sometimes the pasty white skies will thin out a little bit will be very bright at that. so. >> i mentioned earlier, the sunshine to still make it through. the ultraviolet rays will still make it through to so we'll get that for the plants at least. but here's a looks like the east bay shoreline. again, quite a bit of cloud cover. we have to make note of considerable throughout the day variable throughout the day and location. temperatures are holding pretty much universally in the 60's for right now. this is a little bit more mild than we had from yesterday morning. this time. that's due to the fact of the cloud cover overhead. and here's our low. that's right here. it's kind of cut off low doesn't have much moisture to work with. but the regular mechanics of lifting are doing the trick here with the moisture around town. so it's utilizing that and we will see a couple little spotty showers. scattered thunder showers up in the mountains. however, but more active that looks like on your sunday. want to make note of that. if you're headed up there for your sunday spotty, meanwhile, continues here in the bay. but it looks like a little bit the way of some better clearing trying to happen tomorrow afternoon. now, by that point,

you can see the moisture just erode away as we go into sunday night into monday. it's just a marine layer and we go into a mostly sunny mode. but hold on to those mild temperatures to for the weekend. looks like mild 70's for the bay 80's well inland. let's continue this into your monday, turning it mostly sunny and nice. and for next week at sunny with minor warming, getting up to about 90 well inland thursday into friday. well, it's still the summer months. technically, i suppose we've got 70 san francisco, 74 for open. 76. meanwhile, 4 san jose, everybody looking at those variable clouds and here it is on the big board, different colors, ation the reds kind of a way. it's not more oranges and yellows in the far east bay with upper 70's 80 for concord 70's. meanwhile, up to the north bay and here you have the next couple of days negotiating of cloud cover turning mostly sunny. it looks like by monday, 83 building to around 90 towards the end of the week. so not too bad. a kind of start september. we know something get crazy. triple digits in all that. we don't have that for the holiday weekend. that's pretty all right. well, thank you so much for all right. well, turning now to washington

where president biden celebrated a positive jobs report from august. >> washington correspondent alexandra limon explains what those numbers mean. >> and it's not just the biden administration that celebrating overall. most economists say the data from this report does paint a positive picture. >> and today we have the strongest economy in the world. the libor department says american employers added 187,000 jobs to the economy in august. people are coming off the sidelines getting back to their workplace. but ej and tony, from the conservative heritage foundation says the numbers aren't as good as they appear. i don't think a soft landing is in the cards. look, you cannot spend borrow and print trillions upon trillions of dollars and not expect negative consequences. the number of jobs added was a modest gain from last month and not the red hot growth we saw last year, which is what the federal reserve wants in order to cool down the economy and lower inflation and

economist adt from bank of america says the report is a good sign. was a goldilocks board. he adds that the growth in jobs is driven by prime age women. joining the workforce at record high levels. acceptance of hybrid work or work from home has made easier or more. >> women to participate more in the labor force. the unemployment rate ticked up from 3.5% to 3.8%. but says that's not a concern that although unemployment rate didn't increase that increased good reasons and the sense that labor force participation expended significant. >> the jobs report also found that more people are now actively looking for work in washington. alexandra limon. >> and we are getting a better look now at the plans for a new proposed city in solano county. it's called california forever. the firm behind the project unveiled renderings of what it might look like. kron

four's terisa stasio has more and local reaction from officials. >> very, very disappointed. congressman john garamendi not mincing words about his reaction to the renderings posted on the new proposed city in his district show that every kid in the new development to get a lonely path every day. every other thing that anybody could ever wish for and they're like this and that. >> it is >> not care. mendy says that he recently met with one of the members of the investment group behind the community called california forever. the recently launched website mentions how this will be a brand new community for good paying jobs. solar farms open space, affordable housing, safe walkable neighborhoods and good schools. >> nice. strong winds. nice man. degrees yourself. some quarters and think about beautiful things and put it on paper. there's a long way. between the company live here.

there's a long, long way to go. and they haven't even begun to do with the very fundamental development issues not serious >> and plan. >> the mayor tells me that chance track the group for 5 years as a bond of family farms. it is now nearly 55,000 acres. >> i think this is still pie in the sky and they have a lot of hurdles to pass over this week. it was revealed that several high-profile silicon valley leaders are involved as investors, including the co-founder of linkedin and founders of strike the mayor and congressman say that they are also deeply worried about the project's proximity to travis air force base. >> my concern from the very beginning of this 5 years why somebody buying land around travis air force base, we don't know where the real power money's coming from, i'm going to continue together. mike thompson.

>> the fbi and service treasury department to get to the bottom of it. what's going on here? sure. it's pretty pictures. shows the facts to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> and lawmakers at the state capital have also been talking about the land acquisition. farmers advocates argue that vulnerable growers are losing land to large corporations and tech billionaires. >> at least 50% of california's crop land is owned by 5% of the total landowners, meaning 5% of all landowners on over half of california's cropland. our sister station in sacramento as the california farm bureau for its reaction. >> along with other agricultural organizations and members say they're closely monitoring the developments in solano county. more news to come out of that for sure. now, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the labor day weekend travel is in full swing but covid case concerns are on the rise with doctors

are saying about flying this weekend.

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process where >> we started development agreement to lease not relocation agreement. legislation gives the stadium authority 12 months and then we have the ability to extend for 6 months to get this deal done about 60 document had to be signed for allegiant stadium. >> and hill says he expects a similar number for a baseball stadium. one of the biggest will be the community development agreement committing the players to events like youth clinics, a committee of 7 people will oversee that. look at appointed by the governor, senate majority leader, speaker of the assembly, clark county and the stadium authority. and all those steps don't get done in time. all of these steps have to happen. if they than this move doesn't happen. but does las vegas need the a's would save more than that? we need the stadium. we need the venue. we know the lbc va that there events that we're turning around that are not major league baseball. >> that need a venue to playing in that stadium is going to be a perfect place for those events. hill says he expects everything to go smoothly and baseball to be on the strip in 2028.

>> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news nor can will soon be available at any local pharmacy. the latest on the effort to fight the opioid epidemic. and as we head to break for the weekend, you can check out a pop-up beer and wine garden on the jfk promenade in golden gate park this afternoon. the event features drinks music, food and art starts at noon runs until 6. it is free to attend friends all weekend until monday. have fun.

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this saturday, labor day weekend travel is in full swing at the moment. but it does come with some risks as covid cases start to pick back up. experts say, and we'll have more on that in just a moment. and the chp meantime, is on maximum enforcement on bay area roadways until monday night. they are keeping an eye out for traffic violations and people driving under the influence. we have more on that in just a moment here. but good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start things off with a look at our forecast. before we get to those stories, dave spahr is in the weather center with more on what we need to know. good morning day. and i just notice for both wearing blue. >> we are okay. we know we're feeling blue. i we're blue skies will behind it bloom a ago. so that's kind of the theme. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and by the way, you will see a little bit of blue trying to peer out there a little bit in spots, but we don't get into those mostly sunny skies until we get probably the monday. but here you have a little shot of it. the east bay shoreline still kind of the considerable clouds at work here. but mild

temperatures, it looks like to the entire period with this and we do have that outside risk of a sprinkle can't rule that out entirely. lots of 60's on the board, as you will notice here. not much of a change from last hour, but they are more elevated than we were 24 hours ago. that's pretty typical. now. what's going on at the ballpark today? the oakland a's do battle against the angels. keeping that variable cloudy story in mild temps came time 107, temperatures mostly around 70 or so. we throw in a west southwest wind at around 10 for the ballpark. 73. it looks like by 1 o'clock considerable clouds for getting some sunshine out here. at 75 now looks like more of the same tomorrow. however, as we should note for tahoe looks like more and the way those widely scattered thunder showers at work. but everybody dries out in clears out. looks like for your monday morning forecast. plus 4 zone as well. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> well, the fda approved can for over-the-counter purchased back in march. but there seems to be a bit of confusion over exactly what that means. kron

four's rob nesbitt explains. >> is narcan available here over the counter? how much is not over-the-counter. i first went to a walgreens and san francisco to try to get dark. and so you a prescription to get it over the counter here. i was told that the pharmacists could write a prescription for me to get same day. same thing at a safeway pharmacy. not going to see is prescription only nor director of overdose prevention policy and strategy for the national harm reduction coalition. mary scylla, explain how states like california started making narcan available at pharmacies to what's called standing orders basically said we know it's a prescription, but we're going to have somebody at the state level say it is broad scale prescribed for anyone who wants to go to a pharmacist and and it's not cheap, depending on your around $100. according to cilla that caution come down to around $40. >> when over-the-counter

narcan approved by the fda arrives at pharmacies and stores as early as next yes, i heard that in the past couple of days that the nor can product was being shipped to outlets to be sold over the counter. that was confirmed at a cvs pharmacy in san francisco. over the counter next week over the counter week, a case of the sometimes paying for the nasal spray that help stop a drug overdose is not your only option. scylla says there are plenty of free boxes of narcan available to those who want it. >> folks are able to get it at their community service syringe service programs at health departments. yes, and that was kron four's. rob nesbitt reporting for us. and we are continuing to track the bay area's fentanyl crisis here. kron 4. you can scan this qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to a special section of our web site with the latest news and stories. and across the bay area. the number of people traveling this labor day weekend is approaching

pre-pandemic norms. that's raising concerns over covid spread kron four's. dan kerman spoke with travelers and medical experts about embracing travel and reducing risk. >> it's the gray skies and random sprinkles. packed jets were taking off and landing at sfo. in fact, over the four-day labor day holiday. as passenger travel u.s. climb back to 93% of what it was before the pandemic in 2019, we've been doing a lot more traveling. absolutely. it's your first time >> sir, first time come back to since the pandemic has. so i'm really excited to be get back into moves, slaying of things and get going moving around. does. travis amphan that return to normal attitude translated into few people wearing masks inside the terminal at sfo. >> despite the continued rise in covid cases and hospitalizations across the u.s., i don't personally take any precautions were vaccinated and a pretty

comfortable flight vaccinated and just doing our thing. and i guess we found that like our family members have gotten covid recently who've been vaccinated. it's a cold. and so i guess we're not as frightened by it anymore. like where we're looking at cold, not dying. so it's not. so back to your behavior. medical experts say while it's true, most people are not getting very sick. the risk still exists, especially for those 65 and older. and those immunocompromised has such. they say if you are traveling this holiday weekend, there are steps you can take to protect yourself and loved ones. i carry my master and my pocket. i think some high-risk settings right now might be public transit. >> in the airport, particularly when you board and deplane not so much when in the plane except when somebody is coughing on you so that i a mask in case that's happening. doctors also say if you do get cold like symptoms are worse, it's a good idea to test that way. you won't inadvertently passed covid on to someone at higher risk.

>> busy traffic expected here through monday for coming to pick someone up here or you're flying out yourself. always best to check with your carrier before leaving the house, especially with sprinkles in the forecast at sfo, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> all right. and labor day weekend is officially here and the chp is doing its part. it says to help keep a close eye on drivers and for safety on the roadways. kron four's photojournalist to hear side that are right along with some officers. >> the coverage area will be covering from like just just north of the golden gate bridge and all of the richmond bridge. traffic's kind of diverting a lot today because they're doing some were calm. i-80. we're going to have it's called the maximum enforcement period which we had have all major holidays. so we're looking for self of violations were looking for anything that's pretty much can a distracted driver. >> as well as as a dui. and in

this period, we we tend get pretty heavy on everything, make sure that we have a lot of officers on the road. just to reduce the fatality rate on the freeways. >> gonna give you a correctable citation. that way. if you can get it done in the next 2 months. >> the tickets to way. alright, big, big weekends. >> we're the ones re still a lot more drinking. lot more driving. lot more festivity, 40's and stuff. so. just because of that, the fidelity death rate. just, you know, statistically happens to be a little higher. and that's what we're trying to tackle. we're trying to. to a >> well, last labor day weekend, the chp says that 52 people were killed in crashes and officers arrested more than 900 people for dui on california. roads. it was a busy day across bay area. airports taking a live look now at san francisco international where airport officials are expecting to see

close to 600,000 travelers this weekend. the labor day weekend is expected to be the 3rd busiest holiday weekend of the year. so far. and oakland airport is expecting more than 200,000 driver passengers rather so far. officials say they have been able to manage most of those crowds. but they are advising that people arrive at least 2 hours ahead of time. just in case and jose's airport expecting more than 21,000 people. this long weekend, domestic travel up 4% this year. and with numbers like these travelers in san jose told us that they are taking the steps to make sure that they catch their flight on time. and if you plan to drive quite a bit this holiday weekend, well, it's going to cost you at the pump. average price per gallon statewide is 5.25. that's a quarter more than it was a month ago in the bay area. the most expensive gas can be found in napa county. 5.41. a gallon cheapest average is in solano county 5.26. a gallon. gas

prices added to the fact that commutes for california workers are getting more expensive. a new study from the state chamber of commerce says the average san francisco commute. it's just under an hour and a yearly commute. price comes to more than $12,000. in fact, the city top the list of the country's top 5, most expensive commute cities. and the privacy policy at the web site, formerly known as twitter. we'll let the site collect biometric data from its users. that could include fingerprints and facial recognition. elon musk says x will add video and voice calls to the platform but did not say when or whether the privacy changes were connected to those upcoming features. the updated policy also allows acts to collect job and education history. so something to keep in mind when you think about signing up. officials in contra costa county, a warning residents about an increase in west nile virus cases. they say they found 11 more dead

birds in the county that tested positive. so far there have been 22 reported this year. they say 3 chickens also tested positive. take a look. the county has this map right now on its websiteshowing where they found the dead birds and also miss kiddos with the virus. officials are advising residents to wear repellent when they're outdoors to reduce the risk of mosquito bites. in the east bay, berkeley announced 10 newly installed emergency sirens across the city friday. city officials say the sirens will provide a verbal message to alert residents of dangers like wildfires and tsunamis. 5 more sirens will be installed early next year. residents can sign up for the city's ac alert system to get notifications on their phones. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco firefighters back in the bay area. >> after helping rebuild communities on maui. and hundreds of classic cars on

show for san jose's. first low rider day. we take you inside the festivities. at the worst song in my head. now bag. >> look at temperatures for today. lots of 70's on the board with the fight to a lot of cloud cover today and tomorrow but will clear things out in time for monday. look at that extended and your 4 at that extended and your 4 zone. and just to shakespeare.

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>> it's also looking like the skies are that some cloud cover out there that over. >> slow start to the morning in terms of the weather, perhaps in terms of the warmth, >> yeah, the temperatures are going to move too much today. that's kind of nice relief but the sky conditions. yeah, we do have those nice cobalt blue skies at work. that's a given for today. tomorrow. that's this case. same kind of situation here. that's not the marine layer here. this is just that aloft clouds that we have here in some spots like you saw from that shot that we just showed you there. you might have kind of the pasty white skies that really thin outer becomes quite bright. that kind of scenario here. so sore like that, this mushy area between sunny and cloudy. here the s again, no delays happening this morning. so that's good news on that front headed to tahoe. by the way, do want to make note of the sunday thunder showers at work here. so we'll see a lot more of them here before responding clear up for monday into tuesday and a little increase in temperatures trying to get to about 70 or so come tuesday. that's a little bump there now in our backyard. what goes on here with this low, which has been nice to

have around breaks the back of the heatwave. we've had as we get into next week was that heigl? and now it stays to the south so we won't have too much the way of the intrusion with should mention, we might be getting some breezy conditions for sunday night and in spots into next week as well. but will be in a gradual warming trend. looks like for the next weekend satellite picture in terms of rainfall. well, we do see some scattered thunder showers at work, particularly tomorrow, be quite active up in the mountains monday looks good for just about everybody. still going make note of a couple of those scattered thunder showers, though. and into next week's somewhat uneventful. gradual increase in temperatures day by day 4 zone forecast today will come in about 70 san francisco in the 60's at the coast. now you don't have a whole lot of winds today, but jeff cloudy conditions for the most part and cool temperatures. so that will feel a little chilly at the coast. 74 going on for burlingame. 77 foster city, 78 for redwood city and in the south bay. a lot of 70's hanging out here to san jose at 76 morgan hill. 77 mid 70's

line up the east bay shoreline tri valley's looking at the upper 70's but will pop about 80 danville in walnut creek. looks like 69 berkeley, richmond. 71 a cool 67 for vallejo. 77 fairfield napa looks at 72 and we do about 75 for santa rosa. still quite a bit of cloud cover. looks like tomorrow monday, turning mostly sunny. go through the 80's. we spend all we do in this going through the 80's and we my top off at about 90 or so towards the end of the week for those inland valleys. but at this time of year, not too bad to see a 90's. so and a lot of 80's you can see in the seven-day. so that's a little bit of a treat for the unofficial and of some or all right. and then official start of fall astronomers. it will be the 22nd of september, but we learned needle logically we're in fall 2. okay. all right. thank you so much for that. very helpful. >> all right, dave. >> well, a statewide vigil happened in hawaii yesterday, nearly one month after the wildfires in maui. there was a

sunrise service on the big island's and a day of events that ended with a sunset vigil to remember those who lost their lives. the wildfire killed at least 115 people and destroyed thousands of homes. the number of unaccounted people following those deadly fires could drop to feuer than 100 the governor of hawaii says there've been some promising signs and some major progress locating people. this comes after there were initially a 400 estimated people who are missing last week. but they again, they are expecting that missing count to go down. a group of san francisco firefighters is back home in the bay area after a week on maui, helping communities devastated by those deadly flames. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> my family, my roads. are from the island of kauai. so you can imagine how difficult

this is. 11 san francisco firefighters are back home in the bay area after using their own vacation time to help the people of maui recover from the wildfires instead of going as firefighters, a figure. >> best thing to do is the volunteer is individuals. san francisco firefighters, stanley spearheaded the weeklong mission. he is the president of the asian firefighters association. relief efforts included distributing water and food to those in line as for supplies. they're asking supplies for. >> 5 families that that are now sheltered at their home city attorney david chiu presented a certificate of recognition for the asian firefighters association. president of the san francisco board of supervisors. aaron peskin also welcome the group thank you for going to a higher and san francisco's a spirit of compassion. >> in the hands of our brothers and sisters. their kron 4 was there when the group took off for hawaii last month and after seeing the devastation firsthand, that was very heartbreaking scenes.

the way that that was example, there's some families that lost everything you know, parents know. and now you know, maybe their living at the hotels that this is a marathon. >> this is not a quick fix. this is not a 24 hour news cycle. the poor people in paradise right now, we're still just rebuilding their homes. hawaii and maui specifically is going to be extremely difficult for them. >> and the asian firefighters association is planning a second mission to maui in the coming months reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in san jose, hundreds of classic cars are on show for the city's first low rider day on friday. it was the first since the city voted last year to lift its decades long ban on cruising kron four's grant lotus has more. >> down inside side, hundreds of low riders took over downtown san jose friday for the city's first annual low rider day showing off their

unique cars. >> kind of hard you i got to 71 chevy monte carlo. and even enjoying some family time. >> my beautiful daughter first timer right here. as you just move for las vegas, a surfer >> low riders are classic cars there sometimes lower to the grrund or beta kind of hopper. jump with a hydraulic suspension for about 40 years. the cars and people driving them riding in the more often associated with gang members and targeted by police, a stigma many writers say they are still fighting today. we're trying to get rid of they're digging. members now are not being members were just ordinary people out here enjoying what we enjoy. this is a formour lifestyle what i've done since i 15, 16 years old. >> and this is what i've done for last 30 something years. you know, so this is family thing family oriented. my family as cars but wipe out

the door. you know, so we try to get my boys into it. friday's low rider day was the first since the san jose city council voted last year to lift its decades long ban on cruising. >> mayor matt mahan called friday's event a welcome sight. >> the city san jose has had a big impact on what low-rider culture are part of the origin of this whole movement. and we should be proud of that. >> all right. bay area, baseball now a win for the a's and a loss for the giants. well, for sports reporter aaron wilson has the highlights from last night's games. >> well, the giants are in san diego last night looking to make it 2 in a row over the freefalling padres. will they do it? well, al explain, this is the best part of the giants padres game ahead of the game. a young brandon crawford fan who flew all the way in from new york at a property saw this. i'm joined the kid the kid to come down to the dugout gableman sure the gave grab got to just great story ahead of the padres play. but then

play get going so or he actually got the giants are on the right in the first hitting a shot into the second deck right here left field. his 20th homer of the gave the giants a one to 0 lead. but it was a short-lived lead because in the bottom of the first right here, man offer fernando tatis junior. he goes the other way to right. >> high and deep over the fence. it's a homer, it's number. 21 protect the sun to give them a 2 to one lead in padres favor. but then they were done. juan soto, then lunch is a rocket out to center field right here that lands in the shrub that live in the outfield. so you know that we've got coming back number. 26 for soto. the padres go up. 3, 1, in the ad here in the second inning when trent 8. single to right center field in comes another right in the padres. they go 4 to one in eye and no energy tonight in the show. and it's 72 a game. 3 is tomorrow. they

can bounce back in diego. meanwhile, angel and the a's on a perfect night at the coliseum last night in oakland and they use a 5 run 4th inning to get them off to a great start right there. jonah bride places it perfectly. just fair down the left down the line and right and in comes around, they take up 2 to 0 lead that get off right here. smashing a shot out to left incomes bright and right behind him is a struggle. rees with the diving slide right there. they go 5 to 0 in the a's. finished with 14 hit. they took down the angels. 92 in the midst of it all. same 2 teams at the today in a little bit. >> a civics, you guys at the all right, erin, thank you. as we head to the break for the weekend, if you're looking for something fun, you can check out the. >> annual hoop it up. basketball tournament kicks off at thrive city plaza in san francisco actually happening now. it's kind the ramp from 10:00am and it's

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