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station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday september. the 10th. let's get your day- started off with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a days. start to the day we have again except again in the lower levels that we have that fog hanging around the ground level to get around the immediate bay here. >> we're going to be a nice day today, however, looks like that intrusion of the tropical moisture not going to be impacting us a little bit way it did from yesterday. here we have the shot from the east bay shoreline. there you see the fog that's in place aloft, though, a few scattered clouds to make but here it's still we're hanging around that moisture i mention from yesterday. it's still impacting portions of california down to the southland. it looks like for the most part, although parts of it are still making its way into central valley. let's zoom in. we'll close to give you your bearings. this go or our stay clear of all of this. however, there does appear to

be one little patch that you'll see this in the forecast models for tonight tomorrow morning. very briefly across the central coast numbers for you right now. 50's going on with the north bay. 56, san francisco at 59 antioch and 54 for livermore. and the quick contrast for you. pretty close to yesterday's numbers, although a little warmer this morning in the north bay looks like trailing by a few degrees in san francisco. looks like 73 by 11 by 2 will do about 86 with inland highs. expected to be about 90 and tomorrow as well. the big drop still planned for tuesday, although much of the week still be a bit on the upper 80's department. looks like we'll be warming up a little bit more so than earlier models said. we'll have more on your forecast in just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. happening tomorrow. but change is coming to bart service. the transit agency is hoping to shorten. >> wait times and improve safety for riders kron four's tiffany justice live for us now at the walnut creek bart station with a look at what riders can expect tomorrow funny. >> i s good morning big

changes coming to board and they will go into effect tomorrow. starting on monday, bart saying that they have a new service plan that will streamline commuter patterns have changed after the pandemic. and they say their goal is to make public transportation more attractive pensions. >> after ridership numbers have dropped. so let's go ahead and get into it and the change in sports, new schedule change will start tomorrow and they say it will eliminate 30 minute. wait times on nights and weekends. the transit service promising that no writer will have to wait more than 20 minutes for a scheduled train. >> there will be a 50% increase and evening services and this will be 7 days a week services on the busiest week day line. the yellow line will run every 10 minutes from pittsburgh to bay point and they plan on deploying shorter trains for cleanliness and police presence. hart also saying that they have a new trains called the fleet of the future. these will be used

more as the old legacy trains retire. these new trains will have surveillance cameras and are expected to be more efficient as well before the pandemic around 400,000 people use bart and its services on an average weekday. it's now dealing with unprecedented ridership changes along with low public opinion over safety. bart's general manager asking bay area residents to give the service the transit service a second chance reporting live to justice. back to you in studio, stephanie. all right, stephanie, thank you for that update. >> and happening today, barr runs its last legacy train starting monday. the agency runs its fleet of the future. trains. legacy trains will still be on hand for extra events in emergencies but will no longer run for regular service. the last train will be the red line. richmond bound train leaving millbrae at 07:39pm. official retiring ceremony happens next year. we'll keep you posted in the east bay, oakland leaders gather to discuss plans on how to make the city safer. kron

four's amanda hari listened into that meeting and brings us this report. >> oakland community members feel genesis worship center to hear how elected leaders are going to try and curb violence in oakland. we need law enforcement to do their jobs constitutionally to help deal with these evil people. mayor sheng thao took to the stage, discuss how she's worked to expand policing in her first 8 months in office. we've increased the number of police officers and community ambassadors. and so today we have more officers, actual human officers in uniform and investors in the street today than we did in the past 3 years. house says they have 6 california highway patrol officers in the city to focus on traffic violence. she also has increased opd is budget by 2% and he's added police academies to train more officers. i promise you by next year. let's look at the numbers and then have me help be held responsible to that. she says she's still waiting

to appoint a new police chief. the process has started, but the police commission has to first create a list of 3 candidates, then towel, be able to start the interview process. district attorney pamela price was also at the she receives mixed reactions. you can't disrupt the meeting like she clarified some for goals as da and how it will make oakland and surrounding cities safer. we are focused. >> on how do we reduce guns in this community? because so many times, you know, if you had a disagreement with somebody. if you didn't have a gun, you would not hurt that person. representatives from the oakland police department and the alameda county sheriff's office were also there. >> both emphasize that they're doing what they can while still being understaffed before the meeting, hundreds of people gathered outside for raleigh asking leaders to make a change. only happened for one no one say for the one opened door. >> and that was amanda hari

reporting for us this morning. mayor sheng thao also mentioned that the city's 9-1-1 system isn't working. she says many people still get a busy signal when they call and tomorrow the mayor says she plans to announce plans to fix that. >> but those announcements coming just a little too late for a restaurant near lake merritt. after 22 years in business ruse, cafe is closing for good. >> on social media, the business year it's been rough. doing business in oakland with no accountability from city officials. that's a direct quote from them. this comes almost 2 months after the business hosted a public safetyrmeeting on crime in oakland moos. doors first opened on 11/9/2001 and closed saturday at 06:00pm. is san francisco. a 4 hour long standoff ends with one person in custody and another injured. police say it started with a fight at a home on essex street yesterday morning officers found one person suffering from a knife injury and a woman barricaded inside the property holding a knife. the victim was taken to a hospital as police and a

crisis team spent the next several hours negotiating. eventually a tactical team was moved in. the woman was arrested. the investigation is ongoing. police arrested a suspect connected to a freeway shooting that happened in oakland. 57 year-old nestor palacios was charged for a freeway shooting. it happened back in june on 5.80, near highway. 24, no one was hurt, but the victim's car was damaged. investigators believe road rage played a factor. and the roadblocks. developers conference in san francisco was abruptly canceled yesterday afternoon. roadblock says the decision came out of an abundance of caution after 2 threats were made against the event. the u.s. park police say the first threat was discovered online about an hour later. police say a man arrived at the event and with officers. the man told police he had a gun in his car as he was being arrested. police searched the vehicle and found that weapon. the man has now been booked on a number of charges. the death toll

continues to rise in morocco in the wake of a devastating earthquake. there. the magnitude 6.8 quake struck friday night in the high atlas mountains. >> about 45 miles southwest of marrakech. more than 2000 people are dead. that number is expected to rise as recovery efforts continue. meanwhile, the moroccan community here in the bay area is in mourning. >> the owner of america magic theater in san francisco says customers have called in to cancel their reservations due to the weight of this loss. how about it seems. >> it is terrible. people do rebuild and come back and we are so sorry for the people that have had incredible loss. >> morocco. >> rocco will observe 3 days of national mourning with flags flown at half-staff. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a new effort to allow voters to weigh in on the state's housing crisis. plus, the forty-niners kick off their season today. hear from a former player and their

bold prediction for the niners this season. and after the break from 4 is putting the focus on fentanyl, a conversation with bay area parents who are speaking out parents who are speaking out about l you know, people always ask me,

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>> taking a live look now at mount diablo from our sutro camera. gorgeous view this morning at 7.12 this sunday and hopefully the weather will ship out to look just as nice as we get further into the day. let's check in now with dave spahr for more on what we need to know. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. and you can tell from that picture there is actually an emotional was actually moving a little bit there. so it's not just the

picture. it was actually moving pictures as they used to say, moons co. >> right above us, boy, that air is dry. so once this atmosphere gets a little bit more animated when you get the daytime heating, that's when start to get rid of this at ground level. no kidding. we have the ground fog that's firmly in place now. a different type of moisture. that's a loft not impacting us is coming from this tropical system. >> mostly impacting southern california. now, may recall from yesterday it was across the central coast in the central valley. a little bit of an impact. will this go around? it's going remain south. alright, 61 hayward got those 50's lighting up the east bay shoreline. lot of 50's inland too. and up to the north base. everybody's pretty much into the 50's. there you have some showers holding together. looks like around central valley and in the mountains. they will see when you add that daytime heating, the flaring up of some of those thunder showers. late tonight looks a little plume of moisture makes its way up there to the central valley and again into the mountains to our should be impacting us, will continue to have that morning fog for today. 71 san

francisco. open 75 81 rather for san jose. well inland, we're getting close upper 80's near about 90 or so in the east bay up to the north bay, about 90 going on santa rosa. but san francisco in the peninsula somewhat shielded from the 71 san francisco, 63 half moon bay next couple of days. there's the big drop on tuesday. however, it looks like they'll be a quick recovery to the mid to upper 80's to the balance of the week. we'll get more on that forecast in a bit. stephanie. dave, thank you. >> we turn now to the national tragedy. that is the fentanyl crisis here in the bay area. the death count continues to climb behind. every statistic is a person, a story, a life that matters. i sat down with 4 local moms who lost their children to this deadly drug. this is alexander always called zander and manner any. >> variation of that. he died just after his 19th birthday. to read with high run. out of

the crash player. smart, funny. just was all around. strong, vibrant young man. he was exposed by taking other drugs that he thought was something experimented. i came home from work. and he was face down on his bedroom floor. there's no way to describe that. never set foot in that house again. >> my daughter. naomi was beautiful, really wise young woman. she was the light of my life. she was a straight a student at tam high school. the truth is that it was a $15 uber trip to the tenderloin for her to get the fentanyl. we lost her just a little over a year ago last july and life is never the same. when you your child son or daughter as mister. so much. this is my

beautiful boy. trapper. >> i he has always loved nature. he was junior burger and could identify birds just by there call or just by looking at them. he let sports. resigned. that winning giants baseball team for this little league my understanding is he was experimenting with he had a friend stay over in his and she woke up to a dead body. that was november. 2019 and he was 18 years is >> i have some he passed away this past december. my son was on life support for 2 weeks and you know, he just gave out he didn't he wasn't brain response he was so he would

light up a room. he was 26 years old. he was my best i just outgoing. but he was also my it guy at home. he was able you know, figure out all the electronics stuff yeah, he's he's missed mess. >> do you think your child was aware of the dangers of fentanyl and if not, what do you think needs to change thinking? he made? just a poor decision. i made them as a teenager. the difference now is they die. >> when we were young and, you know, we were experimenting whatever that you know, there wasn't this type of consequence. you know, our kids are thinking they're taking something else and it's laced do i have the unfortunate privilege of having my daughter's phone while she was in rehab after she passed. i went her phone logs and to see the quantity of snap chat messages and text messages and how many kids are just playing with fire. they're all doing so many different kinds of pell's.

even the ones you think are the really great kids. they're doing, you know, park assets are trying fentanyl. they're experimenting. it's a ticking time bomb. but i think we really need across the bay area's to really put this in front parents faces. teenagers faces even, you know, younger kids like this is what fentanyl doesn't. these are the faces and this is the number of beautiful and young men and women. and what last forever. and that actually goes right into my next question. you our high schools and colleges doing enough to warn kids. >> about the dangers of not only doing drugs but of fentanyl, specifically. it's so important to get the word out to high schoolers. middle schoolers and college students young adults because they are really the ones that are. going into this blind, not necessarily knowing because there isn't a national campaign and it's definitely better than when trevor passed away 4 years ago. we still have a lot of educating to do.

we still have a lot of work get the word out to get narcan out. you need the buy-in from the families that's a big struggle. i found that there's still a lot of shame. there's a lot of let's just keep it quiet. that's not helping anybody really losing more and kids because of that quiet, who in your opinion needs to be held accountable for these deaths. people are laughing in. san francisco is not the same city that it once was and that we have this open air drug market and kids like all of ours are dying. you know, so i you know, ask mayor london breed, bring my daughter back like that to sorry. it's painful that it's here. under our noses. you need education. you need law enforcement. you need beds for the people that want tech get. recovery said so many different parts of the problem and all of the parts need to work together, just sending

the chp into the tenderloin going to do anything. everything needs to work together. everybody said halt my opinion. want to see harsher punishment because what's going on now and what we're seeing in city's vicious, not working. it's getting worse. it's getting worse. you know, it's a slippery is a lot of substances that are sold in this country that lead to, you know, many, many thousands of deaths, alcohol included. but i think fentanyl is is a particularly insidious substance. and i think that risk of overdose is so high for any age, you know, teenage or young adults, adults, frankly. >> that dealer whose knowingly, you know, paddling substances with fentanyl. so they know the dispensable and it you know, i think it warrants a different level of of inspection and punishment. frankly, partitions are listening to their constituents. there are very few that are actually. stories of the parents who have lost

their kids to fentanyl poisoning. one of the things that is holding a lot of back is the desire not to put more people into. and prisons and yet these are murderers yet all 4 of our children are dead because of fentanyl. and there's no consequences. this is a problem and we need we need to do something. we can't wait another year. we we just kept. we're losing too many people. >> and this can happen to anybody. what is your message to parents who are watching this right now and are thinking this could never happen to my child to pay attention to 2. please take stigma away. it's not about. this. couldn't happen to my child because my child, the straight a student, it does don't be naive. you know, if you find one pill in your kid's backpack or in their desk at home. chances are it's

far worse than what you think it is. and to really be more cognizant and vigilant of, you know, your kid at whatever age of people that they're hanging around, the things that you find if you do find them really take action, we need to have a knock-on not count in our homes and our cars backpacks. we all need to have it. i might have had a different. a different outcome, education about knowing that fentanyl is almost every drug that you don't get from. your pharmacist is so important. so it's at knowledge. >> and then other personal message. i'm so grateful that trevor and i always said, i love you. keep on saying i love you because you never know when it will be the last time. >> and you heard one of the parents in that interview, jessica, calling out mayor london breed for the open air drug markets and dealing happening in san francisco. breed's office declined our

request for an on-camera interview. but they did share a written statement. it reads in part that the mayor is focused on getting fentanyl and other drugs off the street at a san francisco police seized 80 kilograms of fentanyl in the tenderloin so far this year surpassing the total amount of drugs seized in all of last year. that statement adding in october this year, city will launch care. courts to serve people with untreated mental health and substance use disorders becoming one of the first counties to do so in the state. >> stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues after morning news continues after the break.

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>> this morning on the kron. 4 morning news. major changes coming to bart that will impact monday morning commute. we take a look at what you need to know ahead of time. and we're counting down to kickoff as the forty-niners get ready to kick off the regular season against the pittsburgh steelers. welcome back to the problem morning news. thank you so much for

joining us here that start this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr tracking all those weather conditions for us. good morning today. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and not a bad start to the day, although we have a traditional fog checking in as well. but sunny and warm going on for this afternoon today. tomorrow. these the 2 days we're looking at for temperatures to pop. >> and to the lower 90's, well inland here we have a little shot coming in from our friends at san jose state. and look at that. looks like the fog is really penetrated the santa clara valley. again, that will mix out to mostly sunny for our day today for the ball game today for giants versus rockies. game time 5.10, temps mid 60's on that. although dropping as we go into the evening hours, obviously call this mostly sunny. but again, that fog will roll in late west winds at about 10 still been a cool side. there's the all that tropical moisture bubbling up to socal this time. it's not an exact it like it was from hillary. so this is just some showers and some thunder showers at work there. some of that will make it as far north

as the central coast, central valley, even into the mountains a little bit south of tahoe, maybe india, somebody park a little bit. 64 going on for antioch, most readings in the east bay in the 50's, although, hey, we're checking in at 61 50's up north and 16 for san jose for the day today. 73 at 11 by 2 word. 86 again approaching about 90 for a high today. same thing for tomorrow before a big drop for tuesday and we'll probably recover back to business of the mid to upper 80's at that. it looks like for the balance of the week. more in your extended forecast in the 4 zone a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> happening tomorrow, big changes coming to bart service. the transit agency is hoping to shorten wait times and improve safety for riders kron four's tiffany justice live for us now at the walnut creek bart station with a look at what commuters can expect next week. tiffany. >> all right, stephanie, these are pretty big changes that will go into effect starting tomorrow on monday, bart saying that they have a new service plan that will

streamline commuter patterns that have changed because of the pandemic. their goal, they say, to make public transportation more attractive efficient after ridership numbers have dropped. so let's go ahead and get into it. and the changes part, new schedule change will start tomorrow and they say it will eliminate 30 minute. wait times on nights and weekends the transit service promising that no writer will have to wait more than 20 minutes for a scheduled train. there will also be a 50% increase in evening services. and this will be 7 days a week services on the busiest week day line. the yellow line. >> will run every 10 minutes from pittsburgh to bay point and they plan on deploying shorter trains for cleanliness and police presence. hart also saying that they have new trains called the fleet of the future. these will be used more as the old legacy trains retired. these new trains will have surveillance cameras and are expected to be more efficient now before the pandemic around 400,000 people

used bart and it services on average on an average weekday. it's now dealing with unprecedented ridership changes and low public opinion. the general manager for bart asking bay area residents to give the transit service a second chance reporting live to be justice. back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you for that update. >> organizers of this year's dreamforce conference are calling it the ai event of the year. the conference is expected to bring in 40,000 people to san francisco when it kicks off on tuesday. the event runs through at the most county center after his messy mcconahay and rainn wilson will take the stage. salesforce ceo marc benioff recently threatened to pull the three-day event out of san francisco in the future. if open air drug use and homelessness issues in the city do not improve. and as we approach the 2024 election, a new effort is underway to formally qualify a ballot measure. supporters say we'll tackle the state's housing crisis. that proposal known as the california home ownership

affordability at was created by author and former fox news host steve hilton. hilton says his proposal will get housing built faster by reforming the state's environmental quality act. also known as sequence. he also wants to see a cap on so-called impact fees. were governments can charge for construction of new housing. the proposal would also create a construction worker housing fund to help builders buy a home if they commit to staying in the construction industry. >> the california dream in many ways is built on affordable, available housing. that was the dream. wasn't it? come to california, buy a home, raise a family. enjoy our beautiful climate, follow your dreams. but that is completely out of reach for most people in california today that is grown. have to change it. and that's why we're launching ballot initiative to put it to the voters. >> so far, no word yet on any formal opposition to this. hilton will need to collect more than half a million signatures in the coming

months to qualify the measure for the 2024 ballot. police throughout california say they're on alert about a possible statewide sideshow. a chp says an event called la to the bay is being promoted on social media. chp stockton issued a warning on facebook saying they have a 0 tolerance policy when it comes to sideshows and we'll have extra officers on standby. the area. chp say they too, will be ready. the biden administration putting more funding into aviation safety. the white house saying friday it's investing. 26 million dollars and more technology to track planes on the ground at airports. the faa is investigating ways to introduce technology that would warn pilots lined up to land on the wrong runway. the moves are designed to counter an increase in close calls between planes this year. over in bernal heights in san francisco, the outdoor cinemas under the stars events happen and proceed to park. it

featured a local independent film shorts and was free to the public. lots of people out there, as you can see, we caught up with some film fanatics at the event. >> a big somewhat to our but it's been a lot of fun and a lot of work. this is a launching point for a lot of young and emerging filmmakers as well is just bringing bernal heights established filmmaking to the screen and to a local audience. >> their next outdoor event happened. september 14th just a few days away. happening today, it's time for the oakland pride parade. the route starts downtown on broadway and 14th wraps up on broadway between 20th and 21st. the parade starts at 11:00am. organizers tell kron for this year's parade is going to be the biggest ever. the festival features 3 stages with live performances. organizers say everyone is welcome to attend. happening

today, the san francisco forty-niners start their quest for a super bowl championship when they take on the pittsburgh steelers. all the talk over the last few days has been about the return of defensive star nick bosa after he signed his record breaking contract extension. but a big key to the forty-niners success this year will be quarterback brock purdy pretty is just 6 months removed from elbow surgery after he was injured in the nfc championship game back in january. he and the niners have high expectations for this season. kron four's erin wilson sat down with former for forty-niners richard sherman to discuss his bold prediction for his former team this season. you're both prediction on undisputed thursday with the 2020 super rematch between the niners. >> and the but this time the will be coming out on top. so do well, that all help you to double down on their prediction that you may carrying on about. there's still feel good about it. i feel good about it before the game. you know, i still feel good about it.

>> i this week the san francisco forty-niners going to go out and handle their business against the pittsburgh steelers. nicholas, john boles obviously being back in the fold helps that tremendously. >> but they had, you know, the additional jobs hard race has been talked about enough because there's been so much talk about next contract situation is going to get done is not going to etcetera, etcetera. now that that's quieted down, can finally talk about how ferocious the feline truly is. you know, when they have a really good guys that can make plays and talk to sean gibson's back. >> no bond goes back to various ward is back. almond or lenore is going to make a lot of noise at that other corner spot. and then when you have that pass, rush. >> thrown at i could and we even talked about the backers. >> no, guys there. i'm with you on bit that because i'm here in san francisco. now you mentioned both. that will get them in just a but you mentioned purdy in that bowl prediction taking care of business this season and there

was a lot of commotion around the qb room. this offseason, as i'm sure, you know, for the niners 8 wins in 9 games enough to warrant the confident that the niners go just have shown in person. >> yeah, i mean, he's he's won every game that he started and finished. and, you know, that's about all you can ask for a quarterback to i think sometimes you get in a situation where is just symbiotic, you know, you just the perfect fit for the perfect steam. you know you it's like you put those, you know, cinderella put those glass slippers on her foot the broad party put his put into this and it just was a perfect fit. he's able to do the things that you need do to get this offense what it needs he pulls the right strings. he throws right past. it has to write swag to write appeal. you know, just the perfect fit. so i think it was unfortunate that, you know, they have to get rid of trey and that have to. but there's only one quarterback try to put him in a good position, try to get some form. but i think they're really happy. we're brought is. and if he's healthy, i think my prediction stands and

>> all right, erin, thank you. the niners kick off this morning at 10 o'clock in pittsburgh. if you're planning to head to levi stadium for a game, you can also expect some new food options. kron 4 s charles clifford has a preview for us. >> on wednesday, levi stadium showed off some of the new food options that fans at 49 or games can try out this year. there's the new loaded picadillo sirloin nachos. a sandwich with tomato bisque footlong brought son or kill dogs. the stadium is also welcoming in several local vendors this year who have their own offering such as this steakhouse tomahawk board a naughty to not top a sport. one of the new restaurants coming to levi's this year is miss keating oak bbq out of san jose. we're going to have a pro counts barbecue brisket, silence they are thrilled that the stadium is allowing local vendors to set up shop the season. i think it's awesome to allow us local business owners to coming and highlight our food showcase. and i mean, it's. >> awesome.

>> now the forty-niners first home game is thursday. september. 21st, when they'll take on the giants. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank you. and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a bay area nonprofit is getting ready to open a new food hub in san jose. hear from the executive director of that organization and how you can join in the effort to help feed those in need. >> and you saw behind you there are a little bit fog hanging around the golden gate. typical that will mix out for a sunny day up from 80's going on. well inland, almost 90 up in the north bay to visiting your 90 as well today. tomorrow warm then cooling off in your tuesday will have more on that power of xfinity at home.

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>> welcome back. taking a live look now outside of the conditions in walnut creek looking just a little bit hazy at this hour 7.43. this beautiful sunday. let's check in with dave now has been tracking all the weather conditions for us. good morning, david. good morning, hazy, lazy, crazy days of not quite autumn. i don't think it's going to bring to it anyway. good morning, everybody. as what we've got going on here, no delays just above that fog bank off towards of the distance. you'll notice. >> tahoe forecast here. i'm gonna say sunny on this and 74. so it's not about right. we are north of where all the traffic is that i mentioned earlier coming in from that tropical system. so in absence of that looks like a pretty good start into the next week ahead. they're not going to be too much impacted by the cooling we're going to see here in the bay. this tropical

thing in the atlantic, though, got to give a notice to it, too. it's a category 2 right now. lee, i'm max winds at one 10. it is heading to the continental united states. here's cuba and there's florida right over there. it's become a category 4 by monday. all right. now here comes the turn. this is good news here because of other elements going on here. this is going to shift up tour. the north atlantic. bermuda, that's may be a problem. but outside of that, it doesn't look like it's posing any problems to land. still haven't written us off, though, for new england. it may impact on the west side in terms of some weather associated with that by friday. and as you can see, it's becoming a category one. max winds of 90 west coast. what goes on for us, as we mentioned before, a little bit of a warming trend as we get to tomorrow monday bit. then we cool off a touch, but we're in kind of a goldilocks zone here. other words, this is our future into winter. and this is what was deep summer. so in between those 2 temps will be riding in those upper 80's to near about 90, it looks like

tuesday, again, is a big drop, but then a fairly quick recovery into this zone. watching the elements play out. this is what we tend to see a lot on the drought even wear in the winter months a bit. these fronts would just kind of passes and we wouldn't get any real weather with that. except the winds and we want to watch this time of year for the offshore winds. but outside of all that activity just cooling us off as what we look for this time of year. well, it will be later, obviously in the season will want to watch for these guys dropping south, bringing us winter storms. nice recovering the marine layer to though, however, we will see even with the warming trend later in the week ahead. 71 san francisco, the 4 zone forecast 60's cover us that the coast. 74 going on for burlingame foster city at 78 redwood city about 81. 74 for mountain view. south bay, lower 80's, 88 or so for morgan hill. got about 85. you should not probably see the intrusion of cloud cover so much today. upper 70's for the east bay shoreline, tri valley, mid to upper 80's 88 for walnut creek. 89 conquered 87. about a 74 for richmond,

the labor with 73, a little bit of an onshore wind working. we like that. 88 for fairfield, 81 going on for napa and it's santa rosa about 90 so more the same expected for tomorrow on balance. and then tuesday, there's that big drop. but notice how it quote, recovers to numbers. very similar to what we've seen. by the time we get to the latter portion of the week. some scattered clouds to make note of as well. but we just want to watch now for those any offshore winds. we get that thing, though, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> martha's kitchen is a bay area nonprofit dedicated to serving hot meals to those in need a south bay organization gives away 250,000 meals every month and they're kicking off a special campaign right now to build a new food security hub. joining me live now to share more is bill lee, the executive director of martha's kitchen. good morning to you. good morning, stephanie. thank you for having me. thank you so much for joining you came all the way up from monterey or rather last night. tell us

a bit about your organization. how does it work? >> so martha's kitchen is dedicated to providing food security for those that are are hungry. and we do both hot meals, which traditionally was aimed at the unhoused population as well as groceries. the groceries are largely aimed folks that are that are struggling. that really are probably only one paycheck away from becoming on >> tell us a bit you know. >> have you seen the need really go up over the last couple of years with the pandemic and everything and now with the inflation. >> what's the demand been like? >> well, the pandemic did increase the need prior to the pandemic. martha's kitchen was providing about a half a million meals a and a couple years ago we were at about 2 and a half million meals a year while inflation has continued this last year, we were at 2.8 million meals. so as much as we'd like to, think that the pandemic's over and

things would go back to pre-pandemic levels. unfortunately, the need for food has remain elevated and actually continue to and i'm sure that you spoken was are connected with. >> some of the people who've come to your facility. they've needed some help. what are some stories that they shared with you? how did they end up in a position where they've needed to reach out to a non non profit to get fed? >> you know, there's a a large variety of stories that are involved. and so often people think that it's just drugs, alcohol or our dysfunction that causes people to end up on the streets. but a lot of our clients have had medical problems, broken backs that prohibit him from working and often fall through the social safety and so the purpose of martha's kitchen is to make sure that those folks don't go hungry and don't go overlooked because just like air and water foods, a basic necessity to sustain life. >> yeah, absolutely. and tell

us a bit about how your organization's been navigating that increase in demand. >> well, we've stepped up and continue to provide more and food. but unfortunately, we've hit a point where our facility is completely maxed we're having our gala next saturday and were actually announcing a new food security hub that we are in san jose. well, interesting. tell us a bit more about that. and we planned for that new hub. >> so the hob a space that downstairs in a facility that extremely low income housing largely targeted for folks that are getting off the street below 50%. am the facility will allow us to continue to expand as needed and essentially ultimately, if necessary, be able to triple what we're doing. we sadly, when martha's kitchen started 42 years ago, the need for food was very small and it's

just continue to grow as our issues have grown in the bay area. and what do you think is the driving force behind all of again, it's a combination of things. and we have approximately 175,000 unhoused people in the state of california. and we have more than our share here in the bay area. but we have a lot of folks with the high cost housing that are really struggling to get by here and what we're finding more and more is situations, for example, where dan is working 2 full-time jobs. mom is working a full-time job and trying to raise the kids and they're struggling just to make ends meet in order to keep up with the high cost of living here in the bay area. so how can people watching this right now? how can they help? there's a lot of different ways that people can were able to do what we do because of a larger army of volunteers that we have. so people can donate. they can. it's it really comes down to time, treasure talent, whatever they have, some people have funds and they can

help us in that way. some people have time and they can help us in that we literally have about 500 volunteers every week. the come in and help us make sandwiches cut up the fruits, vegetables, things like that in order to to prep the meals. all that's incredible. and how can people sign up to be a volunteer? web food? they want to drop off work and they go for that. >> so probably the easiest way is to just go to our web site. martha stash kitchen dot org. they can donate their. they can sign up as a volunteer. there. certainly people that are in the south bay can drop by our facility at 3.11, willow 5 days a week monday through friday, during daylight hours and and drop off donations as well or if they want, they can just give us a call at 408-293-6111. >> all that's bill lee, executive director of martha's kitchen. thank you so much for your work and for joining us this morning. thank you, stephanie. all right. we'll be stephanie. all right. we'll be right back.

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morning news east bay leaders gather to discuss their plans of how to make the city of oakland safer. plus transit agency bar is set to make some major changes. what riders can expect before they head back to work on monday. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday september. the 10th. let's start your day off

with a look at the weather with mister dave sphar. good morning days. well, good morning to you is stephanie. good morning, everybody. and kind of overcast right now in san francisco. is that ground fog doing its thing? actually, the sfo, it's all a kind of cleared out a little bit. just a fog bank off to the distance. but so even penetrated into the santa clara valley, as you can see from san jose state here. all of this going to be transferred into mostly sunny. before we get to the noon hour, probably. meanwhile, there is still that tropical moisture bubbling up from that system in the pacific. we talked about yesterday mostly impacting southern california in the mountains. you can see there showers, thunder showers program with all of that. always a concern with this is the dry some of this could bubble up again to the central coast and central valley and the mountains. but it will not impact the bay area. you folks and the south bay probably won't get that intrusion of cloud cover. 79 at high noon, 88 goes on by 3 o'clock. quick check temperatures. we've got to 58 for oakland, 64 for antioch and 50's mainly in the north bay. by comparison to

yesterday. we're pretty close in our numbers. just trailing a few degrees in the east bay. now we do see a temperature drop by tuesday, but it looks like fairly quick recovery back to the business of the upper 80's to the balance of the week. but nothing too crazy and heat spikes or anything like that. we'll get into the weeds coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> happening tomorrow, big changes coming to bart service. the transit agency is hoping to shorten wait times and improve safety for riders kron four's. tiffany justice live for us now at the walnut creek. bart station with a look at what riders can expect. good morning to you. tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. yes, these are pretty big changes that will go into effect starting tomorrow on monday, bart saying that they have a new service plan that will take an account commuter patterns that have changed because of the pandemic. they say their main goal is to make public transportation more attractive, any fish. and once more after, i should numbers have dropped. so let's go ahead and get into it and the changes parts you schedule

change will start tomorrow. >> and they say it will eliminate 30 minute. wait times on nights and weekends. the transit service promising that no, right. or we'll have to wait more than 20 minutes for a scheduled train. >> there will also be a 50% increase in evening services. that will be every single day. 7 days, a week services on the busiest week day line. the yellow line. >> will run every 10 minutes from pittsburgh to bay point and they plan on deploying shorter trains for cleanliness and more police presence, but also saying that they have new trains, the called the fleet of the future. these will be used more as the old legacy trains retired. these new trains will have surveillance cameras and are expected to be more efficient now before the pandemic around 400,000 people use bart and it services on an average weekday. it's now dealing with an president ridership changes and low public opinion after the pandemic. the general manager for bart asking bay area

residents to give the transit service a second chance reporting live to be justice. back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you for that update. >> happening today, barr runs its last legacy train starting monday. the agency runs its fleet of the future trains. legacy trains will still be on hand for extra events in emergencies but will no longer run for regular service. the last train will be the red line. richmond bound train, leaving mowbray at 07:39pm. an official retiring run ceremony happens next year. in the east bay, oakland leaders gather to discuss plans on how to make the city safer. kron four's amanda hari listened in on that meeting and brings us this report. >> oakland community members feel genesis worship center to hear how elected leaders are going to try and curb violence in oakland. we need law enforcement to do their jobs constitutionally to help deal with these evil people. mayor sheng thao took to the stage, discuss how she's worked to expand policing in her first 8

months in office. we've increased the number of police officers and community ambassadors. and so today we have more officers, actual human officers in uniform and investors in the street today than we did in the past 3 years. house says they have 6 california highway patrol officers in the city to focus on traffic violence. she also has increased opd is budget by 2% and he's added police academies to train more officers. i promise you by next year. let's look at the numbers and then have me help be held responsible to that. she says she's still waiting to appoint a new police chief. the process has started, but the police commission has to first create a list of 3 candidates. then how will be able to start the interview process? district attorney pamela price was also at the she receives mixed reactions. you can't disrupt the meeting like she clarified some for goals as da and how it will make oakland and surrounding

cities safer. we are focused. >> on how do we reduce guns in this community? because so many times, you know, if you had a disagreement with somebody. if you didn't have a gun, you would not hurt that person. representatives from the oakland police department and the alameda county sheriff's office were also there. >> both emphasize that they're doing what they can while still being understaffed before the meeting, hundreds of people gathered outside for raleigh asking leaders to make a change. only happened for one no one say for the opened the door. >> that was amanda hari reporting for us this morning. they are chantel. also mentioned that the city's 9-1-1 system is not working. she says many people still get a busy signal when they call tomorrow. the mayor says she plans to announce plans to fix that. but those announcements coming a little too late for a restaurant near lake merritt after 22 years in business, crews cafe is closing for good on social media. the business

share. it's been rough. doing business in oakland with no accountability from city officials. this comes almost 2 months after the business hosted a public safety meeting on crime in oakland doors first opened on 11/9/2001, they closed saturday at 06:00pm. it's san francisco. a 4 hour long standoff ends with one person in custody and another one injured. police say it happened with a fight at a home on essex street yesterday morning officers found one person suffering from the knife injury and a woman barricaded inside a home holding a knife. the victim was taken to a hospital as police and a crisis team spent the next several hours negotiating. eventually a tactical team moved in. the woman was arrested. this investigation is ongoing. police arrested the suspect connected to a freeway shooting that happened in oakland. 57 year-old nestor palacios was charged for a freeway shooting that happened back in june on 5.80, near highway. 24, no one was hurt.

but the victim's car was damaged. investigators believe road rage played a factor. and the roadblocks. developers after 2 threats were made against the event. the united states park service says the first threat was discovered online about an hour later park. police say the a man a man arrived at the event and fought with officers. the man told police he had a gun in his car and he was and as he was being arrested, police searched the vehicle and found the weapon. that man has now been booked on a number of charges. the death toll continues to rise in morocco in the wake of a devastating earthquake. the magnitude 6.8 quake struck friday night in the high atlas mountains about 45 miles southwest of marrakech. >> more than 2000 people are dead. that number is expected to rise as recovery efforts continue. and meanwhile, the

moroccan community in the bay area is in mourning. the owner of america magic theater in san francisco says. >> customers have called in to cancel their reservations due to the weight of this loss. >> how about it seems it is terrible. people do rebuild and come back and we are so sorry for the people that have had incredible loss morocco. >> rocca will observe 3 days of national mourning with flags flown at half-staff. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a new effort to allow voters to weigh in on the state's housing crisis. plus, the forty-niners kick off their season today. hear from a former player on and they're bold prediction for the niners this season. after the break. kron four's putting the focus on fentanyl. a conversation with bay area parents who are speaking out about losing their children to this dangerous drug.

>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and we take a quick shot of the east bay shoreline and there you have it, the fog in place. but above us, pretty much sunny skies, maybe some high cloudiness with that, too. but really were watching yesterday. was this a subtropical moisture coming up early from this tropical system here producing some thunder shower action. now it's in socal. but before it was in the central valley central coast still have the last little wave tonight to pass by. but that's going to impact not going to impact us in the mountains, even tahoe. i think we're ok, but just 70, maybe 58 going on for oakland. most the east bay numbers are in the 50's. 64 for antioch up to the north bay. we have a

lot mid 50's at work. here's what i was mentioning earlier. there you have the shower activity continuing in central valley little bit and through the mountains this afternoon. once you get the daytime heating, we're all cleared out. here comes the marine layer back again. little sluggish to get started. but here you go. maybe even a couple little droplets of some drizzle tomorrow morning as a possibility. the marine layer kind of getting squished a little bit from this height or southeast of it. and here's that last little plume of moisture making its way up to central valley again, all towards our south. so here's the lowdown we've got going on for today. it's sunny and nice up. we've got san jose state in the background where they're also seeing that fog this morning near 90 inland night, 70 going on for the bay 70's monday is warming to the lower 90's with the near about 80 for the bay. but then we take that turn for tuesday. big drop now. well inland, we're talking lower 80's, even and then a quick recovery to the mid to upper 80's for the balance of the week today. let's call it 71 san francisco. 75 for oakland, 81. meanwhile, 4 san jose numbers

getting close to an idea. we may do it for santa rose at 90 there. 89 meanwhile, for antioch, 89 also for concord, but still nice, pleasant 70's that work along the east bay shoreline, even though popping a little bit inland and not 81 rather for san jose without that intrusion of afternoon cloud cover like yesterday. 92 going on for your monday by tuesday. there's the big drop, but it looks like just a one-day drop and then a somewhat recovery for a goldilocks forecast. this time of year to finish off the rest of the week. we're always watching this time of year for those offshore winds. that's what the big dangerous, though, stephanie. dave, thank you. >> we turn now to the national tragedy. that is the fentanyl crisis here in the bay area. the death count continues to climb behind. every statistic is a person, a story, a life that matters. i sat down with 4 local moms who lost their children to the deadly drug. this is alexander always called zander owners and manner any variation of that.

he died just after his 19th birthday. >> but to redwood high run. out of the crash player. smart, funny. just was all around. strong, vibrant man. he was exposed by taking other drugs that he thought something experimented. i came home from work. and he was face down on his bedroom floor. there's no way to describe that. never set foot in that house again. >> my daughter. naomi was beautiful, really wise young woman. she was the light of my life. she was a straight a student that tam high school. the truth is that it was a $15 uber trip to the tenderloin for her to get the fentanyl. we lost her just a little over a year ago last july and life

is never the same. when you your child son or daughter as mister. so much. this is my beautiful boy. trapper. >> i he has always loved nature. i he was junior burger and could identify birds just by there call or just by looking at them. he let sports. resigned. that winning giants baseball team for his little league my understanding is he was experimenting with pills. he had a friend stay over in his store room. and she walked up to a dead body. that was november. have. 2019 and he was 18 years or this is >> i have some he passed away this past december. my son was on life support for 2 weeks and you know, he just gave out

he didn't he wasn't brain responsive. he was so he would light up a room. he was 26 years old. he was my best i just outgoing. but he was also my it guy at home. he was able you know, figure out all the electronics stuff yeah, he's he's missed mess. >> do you think your child was aware of the dangers of fentanyl and if not, what do you think needs to change thinking? he made? just a poor decision. i made them as a teenager. the difference now is they die. >> when we were young and you know, we were experimenting whatever that you know, there wasn't this type of consequence. you know, our kids are thinking they're taking something and it's laced or it's often not. have the unfortunate privilege of having my daughter's phone while she was in rehab after she passed. i went her phone logs and to see the quantity

of snap chat messages and text messages and how many kids are just playing with fire. they're all doing so many different kinds of pell's. even the ones you think are the really great kids. they're doing, you know, park assets to trying fentanyl. they're experimenting. it's a ticking time bomb. but i think we really need across the bay area's to really put this in front parents faces. teenagers faces even, you know, younger kids like this is what fentanyl doesn't. these are the faces and this is the number of beautiful young men and women and what last forever. and that actually goes right into my next question. you our high schools and colleges doing enough to warn kids. >> about the dangers of not only doing drugs but of fentanyl, specifically. it's so important to get the word out to high schoolers. middle schoolers and college students young adults because they are really the ones that are. going into this blind, not necessarily knowing because there isn't a national

campaign and it's definitely better than when trevor passed away 4 years ago. we still have a lot of educating to do. still have a lot of work get the word out get narcan out. you need to buy in from the families. that's a big struggle. i found that there's still a lot of shame. there's a lot of let's just keep it quiet. that's not helping anybody really losing more and more kids because of that quiet, who in your opinion needs to be held accountable for these deaths. people are laughing in. san francisco is not the same city that it once was and that we have this open air drug market and kids like all of ours are dying. you know, so i you know, ask mayor london breed, bring my daughter back like that to sorry. it's painful that it's here. under our noses. you need education. you need law enforcement. you need beds for the people that want tech get recovery. so so many different

parts of the problem and all of the parts need to work together, just sending the chp into the tenderloin going to do anything. everything needs to work together and everybody said halt my opinion. want to see harsher punishment because what's going on now and what we're seeing in city's vicious, not working. it's getting worse. it's getting you know, it's a slippery is a lot of substances that are sold in this country that lead to, you know, many, many thousands of alcohol included. but i think fentanyl is is a particularly insidious substance. and i think that risk of overdose is so high for any age, you know, teenage or young adults, adults, frankly. >> that dealer whose knowingly, you know, paddling substances with fentanyl so than others, fentanyl in it you know, i think it warrants a different level of of inspection and punishment. frankly, partitions are

listening to their constituents. there are very few that are actually. stories of the parents who have lost their kids to fentanyl poisoning. one of the things that is holding a lot of back is the desire not to put more people into. and prisons and yet these are murderers get all 4 of our children are dead because offense and all and there's no consequences. this is a problem and we need we need to do something. we can't wait another year. we we just kept. we're losing too many people. >> and this can happen to anybody. what is your message to parents who are watching this right now and are thinking this could never happen to my child to pay attention to 2. please take stigma away. it's not about. this. couldn't happen to my child because my child a straight a student. it does

don't be naive. you know, if you find one pill in your kid's backpack or in their desk at home. chances are it's far worse than what you think it and to really be more cognizant vigilant of, you know, your kid at whatever age of people that they're hanging around, the things that you find if you do find them really take action, we need to have a knock-on not count in our homes and our cars backpacks. we all need to have it. i might have had a different. a different outcome, education about knowing that fentanyl is almost every drug that you don't get from. your pharmacist is so important. so it sat knowledge. >> and then other personal message. i'm so grateful that trevor and i always said, i you. keep on saying i love you because you never know when that will be the last time. >> and you also just heard one of the parents, jessica, in that interview calling out

mayor london breed for the open air drug markets and dealing happening in san francisco. her office declined our request for an on-camera interview, but they did share a written statement. it reads in part that the mayor is focused on getting fentanyl and other drugs off the streets. adding san francisco police seized 80 kilograms of fentanyl in the tenderloin so far this year surpassing the total amount of drugs seized in all of last year. the statement adding in october this year, city will launch care. courts to serve people with untreated mental health and substance use disorders becoming one of the first counties to do so in the state. >> stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues after known as a passionate artist. morning news continues after the break.

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>> this morning on the kron 4 morning news. major changes are coming to bart that will impact your monday morning commute. we take a look at what you need to know ahead of time. and we're counting down to kickoff as the forty-niners get ready to head into the regular season against the pittsburgh steelers. all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin, thanks so much for joining us. let's start off this half hour with a look at your forecast. let's check in now with dave spahr. today's a good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and we have our traditional fog checking in this morning here. however, you can see it's breaking out in many areas such as sfo looking good there. just a bank of fog off toward the distance and you can trying to peel away. >> at the east bay shoreline for right now. but it's a it's

going to be mostly sunny days. we're going to be tap for just about everybody in a good start to the giants game today to game time at 5.10. so it's getting late in the afternoon here versus the rockies. temperatures in the mid 60's but falling obviously as we go into the evening hours, mostly sunny and a cool breeze. we got to say west winds at about 10, they won't be too intrusive with that. our flow pattern that moisture still bubbling up from that tropical system for southern california and central coast might get treated to yet another wave. tonight. briefly and we'll continue to churn up some scattered thunder showers for the mountains south of tahoe. so basically we're on the northern line of all of what we do. just we're all this action is what's to our south and remain that way. we've got 50's and 60's mixture along the east bay shoreline inland. you can see 66 for antioch. 56 for livermore. got those 50's up to the north bay. 61 for san jose and today that's called about 79 at high noon. 3 o'clock at 88 much the same tomorrow before that drop on

tuesday. now it looks like it springs back pretty quickly for the balance of the week, but kind of a goldilocks type forecast for late summer. we'll have more details on that in a stephanie. all right. looking forward to that day. thank you. >> happening tomorrow, big changes coming to bart service. the transit agency is hoping to shorten wait times and improve safety for riders kron four's. tiffany justice live for us now at the walnut creek. bart station with a look at what riders can expect. tiffany. >> right. there's a lot to talk about. these are pretty big changes that will go into effect starting tomorrow on monday barred saying that they have a new service plan that will streamline commuter patterns that have changed because of the pandemic. they say their main goal is to make public transportation attractive and efficient once more after ridership numbers have dropped. so let's go ahead and get into it and talk about those changes, bart's, new schedule change will start tomorrow and they say it will eliminate 30 minute wait times on nights and weekends. the

transit service promising that no, right. or we'll have to wait more than 20 minutes for a scheduled train. there will be a 50% increase in evening services and this will be 7 days a week services on the busiest week. they line the yellow line. >> will run every 10 minutes from pittsburgh to bay point and they plan on deploying shorter trains for cleanliness and police presence. hart also say that they have a new train or new trains call the fleet of the future. these will be used more as the old legacy trains retire. these new trains will have surveillance cameras and are expected to be more efficient as well. now before the pandemic around 400,000 people used bart and it services on an average weekday. it's now dealing with an unprecedented ridership change and low public opinion about safety after the pandemic. general manager of bart asking bay area residents to give the transit service a second chance reporting live

for the justice. back to you in studio, stephanie. all right, tiffany, thank you for your live coverage. >> we're eyes of this year's dreamforce conference are calling it the ai event of the year. the conference is expected to bring 40,000 people to san francisco when it kicks off on tuesday. the event runs through thursday at the moscone center actors matthew mcconaughey and rainn wilson will take the stage. salesforce ceo marc benioff recently threatened to pull the three-day event out of san francisco in the future. if open air drug use and homelessness issues don't improve. as we approach the 2024 election, a new effort is underway to formally qualify a ballot measure supporters say will tackle the state's housing crisis. the proposal known as the california home ownership affordability act was created by author and former fox news host steve hilton. hilton says his proposal will get housing bill faster by reforming the state's environmental quality act. also known as sequence. he also wants to see a cap on so-called impact fees. will

governments can charge for construction of new housing. the proposal would also create a construction worker housing fund to help builders buy a home if they commit to staying in the construction industry. >> the california dream in many ways is built on affordable, available housing. that was the dream, wasn't it? come to california, buy a home, raise a family. enjoy our beautiful climate, follow your dreams. but that is completely out of reach for most people in california today that is grown. have to change it. and that's why we're launching this ballot initiative to put it to the voters. >> so far, no word yet on any formal opposition hilton will need to collect more than half a million signatures in the coming months to qualify the measure for the 2024 ballot. police throughout california say they're on alert about a possible string of statewide sideshows. chp says an event called la to the bay is being promoted on social media. chp

stopped in issuing a warning on facebook saying they have a 0 tolerance policy when it comes to sideshows, they will have extra officers on standby. chp in the bay area say that they, too, will be ready. the biden administration putting more funding into aviation safety. the white house said friday it's investing. 26 million dollars in more technology to track planes on the ground at airports. the faa is investigating ways to introduce technology that would warn pilots lined up to land on the wrong runway. the moves are designed to counter an increase in close calls between planes this year. and bernal heights. the outdoor cinema under the stars event happened at percy to park in san francisco. it feature local independent film shorts and was free to attend lots of people out there. we caught up with some film fanatics at the event. >> a big somewhat to our but it's been a lot of fun and a lot of work. this is a launching point for a lot of young and emerging filmmakers

as well is just bringing bernal heights established filmmaking to the screen and to a local the next outdoor event is on september 14th. >> happening today, it's time for the oakland pride parade. it starts downtown on broadway and 14th wraps up on broadway between 20th and 21st. the parade starts at 11:00am. organizers tell kron 4 of this year's event will be largest ever. the festival features 3 stages with live performances. organizers say everyone is welcome. happening today, the san francisco forty-niners start their quest for a super bowl championship when they take on the pittsburgh steelers. all the talk over the last few days has been about the return of defensive star nick bosa after he signed his record breaking contract extension. but a big key to the forty-niners success this year will be quarterback brock purdy pretty is just 6 months removed from elbow surgery after he was injured in the

nfc championship game back in january. he had the niners have high expectations for this season for erin wilson sat down with former 40 niner richard sherman to discuss his bold prediction for his former team this season. >> you're both prediction on undisputed thursday with the 2020 super rematch between the niners and the but this time the will be coming out on top. so do this well, that all help you to double down on their prediction that you may carrying on about. there's still feel good about it. i feel good about it before the game. you know, i still feel good about it. >> i this week the san francisco forty-niners going to go out and handle their business against the pittsburgh steelers. nicholas, john boles obviously being back in the fold helps that tremendously. >> but they had, you know, the additional jobs about hard race has been talked about enough because there's been so much talk about next contract situation is going to get done is not going to etcetera,

etcetera. now that that's quieted down, can finally talk about how ferocious the feline truly is. you know, when they have a really good guys that can make plays and talk to sean gibson's back. >> no bond goes back to various ward is back. almond or lenore is going to make a lot of noise at other corner spot. and then when you have that pass, rush. >> he's thrown at i couldn't miss. and we even talked about the backers. >> no, guys there. i'm with you on bit that because i'm here in san francisco. now you mentioned votes that will get them in just a but you mentioned purdy in that bowl prediction taking care of business this season and there was a lot of commotion around the qb room. this offseason, as i'm sure, you know, for the niners 8 wins in 9 games enough to warrant the confidence of the niners go just have shown in person. >> yeah, i mean, he's he's won every game that he started and finished. and, you know, that's about all you can ask for a quarterback to i think sometimes you get in a situation where it's just

symbiotic, you know, you just the perfect fit for the perfect steam. you know you it's like you put those, you know, cinderella put those glass slippers on her foot the broad party put his put into this and it just was a perfect fit. he's able to do the things that you need do to get this offense where they need he pulls the right strings. he throws right past. it has to write swag to write appeal, you know, just the perfect fit. so i think it was unfortunate that, you know, they have to get rid of trey and that have to. but there's only one quarterback try to put him in a good position, try to get some form. but i think they're really happy. we're brought is. and if he's healthy, i think my prediction stands and >> that was erin wilson with that interview there. the niners kick off this morning at 10 o'clock in pittsburgh. if you are planning to head to levi stadium for a game, you can also expect some new food options. kron four's charles clifford has a preview for us. >> on wednesday, levi stadium showed off some of the new food options that fans at 49 or games can try out this

year. there's the new loaded picadillo sirloin nachos. a sandwich with tomato bisque footlong brought son or kill dogs. the stadium is also welcoming in several local vendors this year who have their own offering such as this steakhouse tomahawk board a naughty to not top a sport. one of the new restaurants coming to levi's this year is miss keating oak bbq out of san jose. we're going to have a pro of barbecue brisket, silence strong they are thrilled that the stadium is allowing local vendors to set up shop the season. i think it's awesome to allow us local business owners to coming and highlight our food showcasing. i mean, it's. >> awesome. >> now the forty-niners first home game is thursday. september. 21st, when they'll take on the giants. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news police departments nationwide now relying on artificial intelligence to help take on rising crime rates. details ahead.

>> and look at high temperatures going on for today. the inland spots again, warming near 90 looks like for today. there is a drop in temperatures by tuesday. can have that 4 zone forecast for you in the extended. keep it here. the kron 4 morning news here. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> in this morning's tech smart, some fun gadgets were spotted at europe's biggest tech show. our rich demero walks us through what he saw. >> if a berlin is a tech show like no other, it's almost like a tech festival with gadgets, panel, discussions and even food. it's been happening for the past 99 years. let's go check it out.

>> innovation is everywhere. company showing off new gadget said effect 2023 are from around the world shore geysers brought me here to berlin to experience it all. you probably recognize the name zak. they're showing off glass. xt are 3 now made with more recycled glass and 20 per cent stronger pound this tale into the wood. placing the hammer with my iphone and there's not a scratch on that. screen protector, a purse or fuss. one is a $600 solar powered pull skimming robot. we are trying achieve congressperson are coming forward and that includes he would have a lot of the would on on of the board. >> that is no god became regular on but i mean, that's came one an ethically sourced easily repairable phone. >> fair phone makes it easy to diy with more than 10 user

replaceable parts. but the most obvious ones are the better was was she camera speaker moore everything gets to pick break, she can replace $700 and focused on the european market for now. so we are here to create awareness. >> challenge the industry to do cheers to pizza in 3 minutes. ninja the company famous for air fryers has an electric backyard of get your ready. you put it in the house you have to pizza comes on my some fresh and ready to guys. it's good crispy. >> uses wood pellets for flavor and can cook a variety of foods with temps up to 700 degrees. as you say, the outside. speaking of outside jack curry unveiling the solar generator 300 plus small and compact with a solar panel for recharging. if just still can't go fishing or the show

travels. >> bag and to all your life. cellphone the last tom, the $400 device can power up to 5 gadgets at once. a digital display. let you know how much pow r is left. >> one thing this experience has taught me is just how global these brands are. they're making gadgets and tech for people all around the world in berlin. i'm rich demuro and you tech smart. >> taking a live look now outside at conditions at the golden gate bridge. the fog really laying it on thick there this morning. a 46 this sunday. let's check in now with day. for more on what we need to know with the dave, getting tech ideas from that by chance look at the pool skimmer thing. that was interesting. i like the phone thing. they need to give me the phone. let me have it for a couple of weeks. i'll show you some treatment. i drop my stuff constantly. you a good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody has a phone, bit of a fog bank kind of hanging out just a bit as we're seeing in some of our shots around the bay such as the east bay shoreline. >> later today for tahoe and

into early next week, sunny skies prevail. that traffic from that tropical system. that's a that's going to stay to the south. so yosemite, maybe sequoia, national park or get some scattered thunder showers. we get some daytime heating, but should be clear out of tahoe. meanwhile, the tropical troubles in the atlantic, it looks to be just cosmetic, meaning it's far away from home. here's mister lee. one 10 max winds category 2 becomes a category 4. this is monday. now one 30 mile per hour winds hang tight here. here comes the turn. there we go. category 3 to one friday by 09:00am. here's the u.s. you can see far away from home. still, although be monitoring this and the later model show that on the backside of this system is a kind of cool. runs into another tropical system. maybe some weather will be found the west side, which is good side for it because you tend to get subsidence. the don't get as much weather usually on the west side of tropical system. so again, that monitoring that all this week, we'll be hearing more later. meanwhile, for us temporary bump in temperatures for tomorrow.

then a little drop for tuesday. now we're in the goldilockst so relatively speaking. there's no heat spikes coming our way. sure. we don't get a nice juicy trough dropping to the south, but we'll see those temperatures kind of moderate to the upper 80's to near about 90 or so. you know, it's still september and all that now as we watch moisture coming up, there's the leftover tropical moisture and then a little dose looks like for the central valley for tomorrow. but by wednesday, there's that cool down. i mentioned marine layer snaps back a bit. some leftover thunder showers in the mountains as late as the middle of the week. but most the traffic still remains towards our north. very typical. this time of year. we don't get the penetration of those fronts too. well, except just to cool us down. we like to watch our this time of year, though, to see if we get the return offshore winds that we don't want to hear this time of year. 71 san francisco 60's hug the coast. 74 going on for burning game. heading to the south will see maybe some lower 80's coming up here, san carlos at 80 81 for redwood city, 79 palo alto in

the south bay, lower 80's prevail. 88 for morgan hill, los gatos in 85, not the intrusion of that moisture like we saw from yesterday, upper 70's east bay shoreline, tri valley, mid to upper 80's walnut creek. 88 89 going on for concord, 77, san leandro, 72 for berkeley with the onshore winds in place. 73 cool degrees. vallejo, 89 for antioch, 88 fairfield nap 81 and 90 for santa rosa. so we've been talking about this cool down next week, but it looks like it's like a spike dropper like a whole almost falls into dust itself off. and we warm back up again to the upper 80's. you can see as we retire to the remainder of the week, some scattered clouds and there towards the end of the week. hello, stephanie, how you do hours trip over here. and yeah, i guess i guess it is. it always lovely to have you read this part of this. i love that you're done with the place, by the way. oh, yeah, you know, i try to keep a clean. yeah. nice and clean up. >> but it with little drop on tuesday and then it's back to business as usual. so

>> that's pretty decent. no heat spikes. but again, what we watch for those offshore winds when those fronts past, it's nice to get the cool down, but we don't want to have that because that's offshore drives. next couple of months, very dicey until we get to the wet season. okay. so just have umbrella. sweaters layered. everything available all. yeah. all right. thank yom, dave. >> all right. well, the crime on the rise across america. police departments are turning to artificial intelligence for help news nation's nancy loo takes a look. >> all over the country. police body cams or capturing thousands of hours of footage. everyday stop the car. stop the most people would surprised to learn that less than one percent of police body camera videos are never reviewed. >> and so it we will scan and analyze 100% of the videos that the department and the ai driven powers of software can do that in just seconds. ceo anthony to sony calls it a valuable ul sergeant for short-staffed departments. >> body cam data can also help with training and demonstrate

that good policing far outweighs the bad. and i is both transcribing the video immediately. >> it separates out the officer from the speaker just really unique. that's called speaker diverse nation. and so in the blue, you can see officer language in the grey. you see other language, other people that are at the scene. >> aurora, colorado is among 2 dozen departments were is at work. apd is also addang another layer of ai to help nab criminals faster were able to almost somebody. >> from onset commissioner brian, you, will to >> and that is going to be huge. also in the fight and ai driven tool that can alert detectives as soon as a crime is reported to dispatch through notifies the relevant detected so they can get to scene and the crime, get the evidence to track down the perpetrator almost instantaneously. law enforcement is relying on more ai enhance cameras as well in

north carolina highway patrol's use tech for ticketing commercial truckers who are wearing a seat belt or have a phone in hand. >> more city buses are getting ai equipped to in order to target and cite drivers illegally parked in bus lanes. >> but like other industries, law enforcement is proceeding with caution as they are continuing >> you know, i think part of the conversation to far do think? and what the possibilities ok? but because thing, you know, i will joy. really to start new u.s. right. >> we're weekend. the bookmark bookstore in oakland is holding a free children's book day kids under 12 years old and under can take home a children's book of their choice. >> the event starts at 10:30am. with free ice cream starting at 02:00pm. the event is free to attend at 5.

>> welcome back. the travel website places to travel has created a list of the most instagrammable tourist attractions in california. it's all based on the number of instagram posts rounding out number 5 is disneyland with more than 2 million hashtags, 4th place is lake tahoe. >> in 3rd is the golden, great bridge. and number 2 is. >> a speech finally with almost 5 million instagram post, the number one spot in california is yosemite national park. the u.s. postal

service is rolling out a new set of postage stamps, paying homage to a universal symbol of hispanic celebration. the stamps feature colorful pinatas designed by seattle based latino artist. the stands debut as the u.s. celebrates hispanic heritage month starting september. 15th, previous stamp collections highlighting has been a coach or where dedicated to mariachi music and the day of the debt. still ahead on the next hour kron, 4 morning news, community leaders meet to discuss. >> how to make oakland safer. and the death toll rising after the massive earthquake in morocco. how bay area communities are responding.

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>> now on the kron, 4 morning news east bay leaders gather to discuss their plans of how to make the city of oakland safer. plus transit agency bar to set to make some major changes. what riders can expect before they head back to work on monday. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday september. the 10th could start your day off with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and sky conditions are improving. the fog starting to peel away as we go into the mostly sunny mode for all the bay locations. it

cleared up pretty quickly sfo. no major problems there. but you can see the healing away of that fog in the sun. in the foreground here on the hill. so we go into the mostly temperatures will behave themselves. no heat spikes. we don't see will still return to work. ninety-degree ish range for those inland spots. now, traffic you see here going on this is that tropical system still spewing out tropical storm spewing up moisture to southern california. now what is it was in the central coast in valley yesterday. you may recall and it was producing some dry lightning with that, too, because there wasn't a lot of moisture striking the ground. they are still fairly dry. the surface. now this afternoon, we probably will still see, particularly with daytime heating the flareup of afternoon and evening thundershowers. but the mountain locations that will be south of tahoe is that won't impact us there. but maybe a somebody and even square national park even as latest tomorrow. still with us, 83 at 1 o'clock by 4 88. so you can see, you know, kind of the goldilocks type temperatures. expect more tomorrow. we do have a nice

little treat, though, tuesday with a nice drop. but a quick recovery will have more on your forecast a stephanie day. thank you. >> happening tomorrow, big changes coming to bart service. the transit agency is hoping to shorten wait times and improve safety for riders for stephanie justice. live for us now at the walnut creek, bart station with a look at what riders can expect. good morning to you. tiffany. >> good morning. yes, we have been speaking with some commuters this morning. they say that the changes sound nice. big changes are coming from bart expected to take effect on monday to morrow so far saying at this point they have a new service plan that will streamline commuter patterns that have changed because of the pandemic. the transit they want to make public transportation once again attractive and effective after ridership numbers have dropped. let's go ahead and get into the changes at this point. bart's, new schedule changes will start tomorrow

and they say it will eliminate 30 minute wait times on nights and weekends. the transit service promising that no, right or we'll have to wait more than 20 minutes for a scheduled train. there will be a 50% increase in evening services. and this will be 7 days a week services on the busiest week day line. the yellow line will run every 10 minutes from pittsburgh to bay point and they plan on deploying shorter trains for cleanliness and a stronger police presence. now, bart also saying they have new trains called the fleet of the future. these will be used more as the old legacy trains retire. these new trains will have surveillance cameras and we're told that they are going to be efficient but before the pandemic came around around 400,000. people actually used of bart and it services on average weekday. it's now dealing with unprecedented ridership changes along with a low of public opinion over safety. the general manager of barred asking bay area

residents too give the transit service a second chance reporting live to be justice. back to all right, tiffany, thank you for that update. >> happening today, bart runs its last legacy trains starting monday. the agency runs its fleet of the future. trains. legacy trains will still be on hand for extra events and emergencies that will no longer run for regular service. last run will be the red line. richmond bound train leaving millbrae at 07:39pm. an official retiring run ceremony happens next year. and the east bay, oakland leaders gather to discuss plans on how to make the city safer. kron four's amanda hari said in on that meeting and brings us this report >> oakland community members feel genesis worship center to hear how elected leaders are going to try and curb violence in oakland. we need law enforcement to do their jobs constitutionally to help deal with these evil people. mayor sheng thao took to the stage, discuss how she's worked to expand policing in her first 8

months in office. we've increased the number of police officers and community ambassadors. and so today we have more officers, actual human officers in uniform and investors in the street today than we did in the past 3 years. house says they have 6 california highway patrol officers in the city to focus on traffic violence. she also has increased opd is budget by 2% and he's added police academies to train more officers. i promise you by next year. let's look at the numbers and then have me help be held responsible to that. she says she's still waiting to appoint a new police chief. the process has started, but the police commission has to first create a list of 3 candidates. then will be able to start the interview process? district attorney pamela price was also at the meeting she receives mixed reactions. you can't disrupt the meeting like she clarified some for goals as da and how it will make oakland and surrounding cities safer. we

are focused. >> on how do we reduce guns in this community? because so many times, you know, if you had a disagreement with somebody. if you didn't have a gun, you would not hurt that person. representatives from the oakland police department and the alameda county sheriff's office were also there. >> both emphasized that they're doing what they can while still being understaffed before the meeting, hundreds of people gathered outside for raleigh asking leaders to make a change only half the one. where is going to stay for the opened door. >> that was amanda hari reporting for us this morning. mayor sheng thao also mentioned during the meeting that the city's 9-1-1 system is not working. she says many people get a busy signal when they call. well, tomorrow, the mayor says she plans to announce plans to fix that. those announcements still coming a little too late for a restaurant near made lake merritt after 22 years in business, moose cafe is closing for good on social media. the business shared

it's been rough. doing business in oakland with no accountability from city officials. this comes almost 2 months after the business hosted a public safety meeting on crime in oakland, roos doors first opened on 11/9/2001 and closed saturday at 06:00pm. francisco. a 4 hour long standoff ended with one person in custody and another injured. police say it started with a fight at a home on essex street yesterday morning officers found one person suffering from a knife injury and a woman barricaded inside of a home holding a knife. the victim was taken to a hospital as police and a crisis team spent the next several hours negotiating. eventually a tactical team moved in. the woman was arrested. this investigation is ongoing. police arrested a suspect in connection to a freeway shooting that happened in oakland. 57 year-old nestor policy oce was charged with for a freeway shooting. that happened back in june on 5.80, near highway. 24, no one was

hurt, but the victim's car was damaged. investigators believe road rage played a factor. the roadblocks developers conference in san francisco was abruptly canceled yesterday afternoon. roadblock says the decision came out of an abundance of caution after 2 threats were made against the event. the u.s. park police say the first threat was discovered online about an hour later. park. police say a man arrived at the event and fought with officers. the man told police he had a gun in his car as he was being arrested. police searched the vehicle and found the weapon. that man has now been booked on a number of charges. the death toll continues to rise in morocco in the wake of a devastating earthquake. the magnitude 6.8 quake struck friday night and the high atlas mountains about 5 miles north or southwest of marrakech. more than 2000 people are dead. that number is expected to rise as recovery efforts continue. and meanwhile, the moroccan community in the bay area is

in mourning. the owner of america. magic theater in san francisco says customers have called in to cancel their reservations due to the weight of this loss. how about it seems. >> it is terrible. people do rebuild and come back and we are so sorry for the people that have had incredible loss. >> morocco. >> we'll observe 3 days of national mourning with flags flown at half-staff. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a new effort to allow voters to weigh in on the state's housing crisis. plus, the forty-niners kick off their season today. hear from a former player and their bold prediction. >> for the niners this season. and speaking of football season, health expert karen owoc joins us live in studio. the talk about how you can avoid gaining weight

>> welcome back. 9.10, this sunday morning. not too much traffic on the roadways out there on the bay bridge, though it's looking a little bit gray and chilly out there at this hour. dave, what are you keeping an eye on? yeah, that is what we still have at thisdhour. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we switch things around east bay shoreline and still kind of that haze that you reference there. >> but the fog is starting to peel away a little bit. so get a little time before we go in the mostly sunny mode, sending it down south. real quick with our tropical system throwing moisture into southern california course. nothing like hillary was but this is very high elevated thunder showers. that's what the concern was yesterday. and still today for that dry lightning as it goes through drier air, there's another little wave that will hit central coast in valley today or tonight, rather into monday

morning. briefly and then we'll be done with that temperature check for you in the east bay shoreline getting to about 60 or so. 62 hayward, 66 for antioch, the fog, a slow things down a bit 50's. meanwhile, up to the north bay with 57 for san francisco noticing the scattered thunder showers are going to fire up in the mountains a little bit because you daytime heating to the atmosphere. you tend to get that. although we haven't seen a lot of that lately. usually from the monsoon left over, there's that last little plume of moisture i referenced here. this is now by monday. early afternoon. we're in the clear starting things off with some drizzle. looks like it might be problematic along the peninsula at the coast. there for that fog to clear. but we so should see those inland temperatures still bounced about 90 or so tuesday morning. same kind of program again. but then by the afternoon, temperatures will fall compared to what we've seen already. now today, it's sunny and nice on tap. once we take care of this fog even in san jose state, we still have some of that leftover near about 90 inland, 70 for the bay monday, more of the same tuesday. nice drop. but then a

quick recovery. as we go back the middle to even upper 80's for the balance of the week. now for today, san francisco coming about 71. 75 for oakland, 81. meanwhile for san jose without that intrusion of that cloud cover like yesterday inland, you see those upper 80's about 90 over the east bay hills near 90 about santa rosa. half moon bay about 63. that will be kind of tricky both today tomorrow, that cloud cover when it kind of peels away fog clouds. i reference an 81 for san jose next couple of days. we're still at 92 for monday. and by tuesday, there's the big, big drop about 81. now in the seven-day forecast, we get more that goldilocks stuff later on the week. we'll get into that in the 4 zone as well. stephanie. >> thank you so much, dave. regular season football has officially returned and a study found that 25% of football fans gained an average of 10 pounds during football season. and 16% gain more than 20 pounds. so pack with us is our health expert,

karen owoc to show us ways that we can avoid packing on the football this nice to see. you see you too. all right. so i brought in ounce of fat. >> so go ahead lift that. okay. this is not real fat, but it is you can just take the use so-called you can feel that's 5 pounds. so had just twice that, ok, imagine 4 times that it. wow. yeah. so that's okay. there is off that i'm holding right ok, got from too much sitting too much eating. yes, yeah, yeah, you know, a lot of guilt. indulgence foods taken in way when people are enjoying the game. yes, so they're used to eating things that are really fried really high in fat, saturated fat, which is a lot cheesy thing. my objective is to try and go with.

>> water, rich foods, so things like the vegetables and and and things that just lighter, unfair. not a lot of cheese and meats inc, which all still are delicious options as well. so walk us through what you've brought. here for an appetizer we have made 3 different types guacamole. well, there's the saw. there's a pineapple mango brock. i'm that's with broccoli in and block. and then this one is with kale. how did you do that as you make these so steaming the broccoli? and i actually haven't on my website if anyone wants to know how i did it. but and then and then putting in a food processor, ok, and just mixing it with your base with o'clock muhly ovarian. thank you. welcome ali. or by been in that mix in, they've got tell you have very cool and i'm obviously of the platter of vegetables well to complement that many different options to right.

and then there are some, you know, the can do some crackers, some healthier versions of of tips and crackers o k lovely and what else you now where? so the other thing is drink more so that's a a lot of get a think we're hungry, but actually we're thirsty and dehydrated. interesting. so before you get going try drink some water bottle water, ok, especially if you decide to drink. i really advise it's hard to say. don't drink during that just manage yourself. that's where the belly fat comes in, ok, because you get that visceral fat and see the liver needs to break down fat. now if it's loaded with alcohol, its hasta break down the alcohol, not the fat. so that's why it's called a beer too much beer and you're going to get the big belly. and that's the dangerous so here i

made a biscuits. barry t very rich in antioxidants, lots water. you could try it if it's a very refreshing beverage. and how did you make this so ice? i the hyde discuss t couldn't get the done at the height hi this. is he bags with sliced a oranges and and just let it steep at the berries in and ok, sounds simple enough. there simple to make okay and buffalo wings. but for locals, little wings and alternative to yes, awful because there deep and they're made with wings and you're reading the skin. so here these are made with a chicken interest and and there's carrots and almond flour in it, ok, that's healthy, healthier alternative. how did you make that? so so? got to

the ground chicken and then just added the flower and the carrots and some of the herbs and made them into little okay. could be a little smaller to that. but it's kind of up to the person i am and how how to make. i don't eat i'm a a pest that aaron actually so. it's i had to get other people to try it. it was very popular. so, okay, it's not that looks delicious very a very healthy option for sure. it is a very healthy option. and i got that from my cardiac patients because they said, you know, we want to watch football, but we can can't have those things that used to. so they're also looking for alternatives and then dessert. this is a chocolate auckland cup. so and we never heard of yesterday. do with package of of beats ok and some cocoa. some whole

wheat flour. and some fresh strawberries. i also put a little bit of chocolate hummus on it to make the strawberry this is talk with him. it thing chickpeas, okay. if you want to try it. i mean, yes. sure. all yeah. all did. okay. that's really fascinating. a chocolate. how i've had so you can put hummus on apple's and use it as frosting are bananas. all of that. so that's really yeah, there's no butter. there's nothing. nothing unhealthy about it. yeah, he's in some peanut butter and yeah, tell us what the beets to for the cupcakes. so they'd be to actually add nutrition. and also moisture to it. so and then i also put some flax in there well. in fact, texture, 7 and some

healthy, healthy also, it's made with soy milk, too. wow, all those healthy things. and these are all recipes that are on your website. they are actually in my book. so you could get those in my book. also want to say eat off of the plate. a lot of all eating out a bag over and i was serving tray. >> but you know, people when you when you eat on a smaller plate, huge, they they say that 20 feet, your appetite goes up 23 priests. when you have a lot of a lot of variety on your plate, so keep plate small and and it helps portion control. it does to. and then because there's so much mindless eating going on during football, you're even realizing what it is that you're you're eating either. you're watching the game or >> you're talking to your definitely start moving during the commercials because they're like 20 minutes. 22 minutes of commercial. that's

true. yeah. so get up and move if you're drinking lots of water goat. >> that gives you an opportunity to get up and go the bathroom in but start doing some of those chair squats a balancing act. do some stairs, ok? very good. the web secure website url just in case for people who can run for your health dot com. okay, and great option for people to learn some of the exercises that we've been covering the last several weeks and also by some of the recipes that you can touch all right. thank you so much to our health expert, karen owoc joining us. you're very welcome. delicious all right. we'll be right back.

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the kron. 4 morning news. major changes coming to bart's that will impact your monday commute. >> and we are counting down to kickoff as the forty-niners get ready to kick off the regular season against the pittsburgh steelers. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you for joining us. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with what we need to know. dave. >> good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and taking care of that morning fog very nicely. how about that's kind of just blown away. just about buy now, just a little bit of thin haze going on right above. but the air is really dry at the ballpark later today. the giants versus the rockies have some of those fog clouds rolling back in again. fy 10 game time temps mid-sixties but dropping throw cool breeze and they're out of the west at about 10 now, some of that subtropical moisture is bubbling up from our tropical system tropical storm

and most a socal. this made it into the central coast and central valley yesterday. and there might be a last-minute if with this by tomorrow. just briefly across that region, they're going make it up here and probably won't even impact all tahoe. somebody a little bit with daytime heating today tomorrow, a little bit. we haven't seen too much of the monsoon season this year. so it's almost mimicking that temperature check for you. we've got 62 for hayward. 59 oakland 50's up to the north bay valais hold. 55 70 for antioch at this hour. and looking ahead for your day, 83 at 1 o'clock by 4 at 88. some ratings may pop in the inland spots near about 90 or so did the same thing tomorrow. but a nice drop for you on tuesday. have more in your extended forecast. plus that 4 zone 2, stephanie. dave, thank you. happening tomorrow, big changes coming to bart service. >> the transit agency is hoping to shorten wait times and improve safety for riders proper. stephanie justice live for us now at walnut creek's bart station with a look at what riders can expect. a

tiffany. >> high, 70. yes, we have been talking to commuters this morning and these are some pretty big changes that will go into emfect starting tomorrow on monday barred saying they have a new service plan that will streamline commuter patterns have changed because of the pandemic. they say their main goal. it's to make transit public transit more attractive and efficient once more after ridership numbers have dropped. so let's get into it. go over the changes, bart's news schedule change will start tomorrow. >> and they say it will eliminate 30 minute. wait times on nights and weekends. the transit service promising that no, right. or we'll have to wait more than 20 minutes for a scheduled train. they're also be a 50% increase in evening services. and this will be 7 days a week services on the busiest week. they lined the yellow line run every 10 minutes from pittsburgh to bay point and they plan on deploying shorter trains for cleanliness and a stronger police presence. a commuter that we spoke with

this morning. he says that the changes sound nice, but he would like to see tighter security >> why china writing it again after know how the end of that. but yeah, i still use it. i have no problems with what they don't like the ferry to decide so right out. got enough guy. little too close behind house can out there and he's right behind write our follows other people, too. it's just like, dude, paid my fare. so you >> okay. so far also saying that they have new trains called the food leet of the future. these will be used more as the old legacy trains begin to be retired. these new trains will have surveillance cameras and they are expected to be more efficient now, actually before the pandemic around 400,000 people used to bart and it services on an average weekday. it's now

dealing with unprecedented ridership changes along with low public opinion about safety since the gm general manager of bart asking bay area residents to give the transit services. second chance reporting live to justice. back to all right, tiffany, thank you for that update. >> organizers of this is for his conference are calling it the ai event of the year. the conference is expected to bring 40,000 people to san francisco when it kicks off on tuesday. the event runs through thursday at the mosque only center actors matthew mcconaughey and rainn wilson will take the stage. salesforce ceo marc benioff recently threatened to pull the three-day event out of san francisco in the future. open air drug use and homelessness issues don't improve. as we approach the 2024 election. a new effort is underway to formally qualify a ballot measure supporters say will tackle the state's housing crisis. the proposal known as the california home ownership affordability act was created by author and former fox news host steve hilton. hilton says

his proposal will get housing bill faster by reforming the state's environmental quality act. also known as sequel. he also wants to see a cap on so-called impact fees. governments can charge for construction of new housing. the proposal would also create a construction worker housing fund to help builders buy a home if they commit to staying in the construction industry. >> the california dream in many ways is built on affordable, available housing. that was the dream. wasn't it? come to california, buy a home, raise a family. enjoy our beautiful climate, follow your dreams. but that is completely out of reach for most people in california today that is grown. have to change it. and that's why we're launching ballot initiative to put it to the voters. >> so far, no word on any formal opposition. hilton will need to collect more than half a million signatures in the coming months to qualify. the measure for the 2024 ballot.

police throughout california say they're on alert about a possible series of statewide sideshows. chp says an event called la to the bay is being promoted on social media. chp, stockton issuing a warning on facebook saying they have a 0 tolerance policy when it comes to sideshows, they will have extra officers on standby. chp in the bay area say they too, will be ready. the biden administration is putting more funding into aviation safety. the white house on friday it's investing. 26 million dollars and more technology to track planes on the ground at airports. the faa is investigating ways to introduce technology that will warm. pilots lined up to land on the wrong runway. the moves are designed to counter an increase in close calls between planes this year. the highest. the outdoor cinema under the stars event happened that precede a park in san francisco. it featured local independent film shorts and was free to attend. caught up with some film fanatics at the event.

>> a big somewhat to our but it's been a lot of fun and a lot of work. this is a launching point for a lot of young and emerging filmmakers as well is just bringing bernal heights established filmmaking to the screen and to a local audience. >> their next outdoor event is on september 14th. happening today. it is time for the oakland pride parade. that route starts downtown on broadway and 14th and wraps up on broadway between 20th and 21st parade kicks off at 11:00am. organizers tell kron for this year's parade will be largest ever. the festival features 3 stages with live performances. and organizers say everyone is welcome. happening today, the san francisco forty-niners start their quest for a super bowl championship when they take on the pittsburgh steelers. all the talk over the last few days has been about the return of defensive star nick bosa after he signed his re ord breaking contract extension.

but a big key to the forty-niners success this year will be quarterback brock purdy curtis, just 6 months removed from elbow surgery after he was injured in the nfc championship game back in january. he and the niners have high expectations for the season. kron four's erin wilson sat down with former 40 niner richard sherman to discuss his bold prediction for his former team this season. bold prediction on undisputed era today with the 2020 super rematch between the niners. >> and the but this time the will be coming out on top. so do this well, that all help you to double down on their prediction that you may carrying on about. there's still feel good about it. i feel good about it before the game. you know, i still feel good about it. >> i this week the san francisco forty-niners going to go out and handle their business against the pittsburgh steelers. nicholas john folse obviously being back in the fold helps that

tremendously. >> but they had, you know, the additional jobs about hard race has been talked about enough because there's been so much talk about next contract situation is going to get done is not going to etcetera, etcetera. now that that's quite a outfit can mentioned both. that will get them in just a but you mentioned purdy in that bowl prediction taking care of business this season and there was a lot of commotion around the qb room. this offseason, as i'm sure, you know, for the niners 8 wins in 9 games was enough to warrant the confidence of the niners go just have shown in person.

>> yeah, i mean, he's he's won every game that he started and finished. and, you know, that's about all you can ask for a quarterback to i think sometimes you get in a situation where it's just symbiotic, you know, you just the perfect fit for the perfect steam. you know it's like you put those, you know, cinderella put those glass slippers on her foot the broad party put his foot into this and it just was the perfect fit. he's able to do the things that you need do to get this offense what it needs he pulls the right strings. he throws right past. it has to write swag to write appeal. you know, just the perfect fit. so i think it was unfortunate that, you know, they have to get rid of trey and that have to. but there's only one quarterback try to put him in a good position, try to get some form. but i think they're really happy. we're brock is. and if he's healthy, i think my predictions stands and >> and that was erin wilson reporting for us this morning. nice interview. the niners kick off this morning at 10 o'clock in pittsburgh. if you are planning to head to levi

stadium for a game, you can also expect some new food options for us. charles clifford has a preview. >> on wednesday, levi stadium showed off some of the new food options that fans at 49 or games can try out this year. there's the new loaded picadillo sirloin nachos. a sandwich with tomato bisque footlong brought son or kill dogs. the stadium is also welcoming in several local vendors this year who have their own offerings such as this steakhouse tomahawk board a naughty to not top a sport. one of the new restaurants coming to levi's this year is miss keating oak bbq out of san jose. we're going to have a pro part talents, a barbecue brisket. silence. >> and after a strong they are thrilled that the stadium is allowing local vendors to set up shop the season. i think it's awesome to allow us local business owners to coming and highlight our food showcase. and i mean, it's awesome. >> now the forty-niners first i% home game is thursday. september. 21st, when they'll take on the giants. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news.

>> all right. coming up after the break, we're getting ready for hispanic heritage month and we're joined live in studio with a special performance by a bay area. performance by a bay area. mexican folk

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hey, a tandem bicycle. you can't do that by yourself. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. >> all right, taking a live look now at sfo is looking just a bit overcast out there. but hopefully that fog will burn off as we get further into the day. let's check in now with or what we need to know. >> 70 good morning, everybody. and we still have the overcast skies in downtown. here is quite tower for you. but we're still going to the mostly sunny mode. by the time we get to the afternoon temperatures checking in as we've been talking about near about 90

well inland tahoe. if you're headed there, pretty much stable as we're looking at persistence forecast, even though just to the south of tahoe is that traffic? i referenced earlier the left over upper level moisture from that tropical system which can flare off those afternoon evening thundershowers today. tomorrow, speaking of tropical this is mister lee. category 2 in the atlantic. you probably been hearing a lot about it. it's becoming forecast to become quite a major hurricane. category 4 on monday. then it makes that turn loses. a lot of punch becomes a category one all the way by the end of the week. but the pertinent point is it's away from land. here's the u.s. bermuda will be a problem. however, they're going to hit a little bit that looks like it on the west side of the storm system later, we want to see what happens in terms of new england are still some models indicating there might be some weather associated with this for the northeast. all right. for us, we'll see a little bump in temperatures today tomorrow, but then a correction by tuesday. but we're in the goldilocks zone here. we're not getting real cooling impact from the north, but

nothing from the heat dome either. so we're in that nice little spot there for kind of temperatures in the upper 80's. it looks like through the remainder of the week. but tuesday looks like a nice little drop. it's going to delivered by a nice frontal system here. so dropping those temperatures on tuesday and then we recover for much of the rest of the week. not not too much goes on marine layer checks in the morning. you can see there, but most of the traffic stays towards our north. the thing we try to look out for on these are the return winds we like the drop in temperatures. but then the next day we getting offshore winds. all right. along the coast today, we're looking at 60's in place today. 74 for burlingame to the south. let's put us down for san carlos about 80 79 palo alto mountain dew. 74 in the south bay, lower 80's. without that intrusion of cloud cover like we saw yesterday, 88 morgan hill, east bay shoreline, upper 70's tri valley, mid to upper 80's. 87 for danville. walnut creek comes in at 88. 89 conquered 72 for berkeley

and a richmond at 74 onshore wind. 73 in vallejo. thank you. 88 fairfield, 81 for napa. and we do about a 94 santa rosa, not quite a persistence forecast because we do have this nice drop here on tuesday, but a recovery for the balance of the week. some scattered clouds by the time we get in here to friday. we'll have to see exactly how this all pans out to see if we see temperatures begin to relax again. but on the lookout for those offshore winds are just getting up, rob to say a man on rise. we have more dancers, stephanie? yes, dave, very excited share more. we're celebrating hispanic heritage month here at kron. 4. >> and joining us live now, our dancers from the bay area, mexican folk dance group ballet folklorico coasted oro carmen franco. and if a team of ramirez, thank you so much to the both of you for being here. thank you for having of looking gorgeous this morning by the tell us a bit about your dance group. >> okay. we were founded in 2009 in memory of steam move.

steven j con of yeah. and his wife, sylvia, click 2. right now. we're based in san leandro us a part of the parks and recreation. okay. yeah. so it very is tell us about this because you guys have been a part of this get dance group for quite some time you're both in school now. but you still come back and you participate. >> we love and dance has been our life for so long like it's something that >> inspires us. we really enjoy doing it, especially for community that we grew up. and it's a very like latin x community. so it's it's nice show people way like your route. i found where you came from just got to learn a lot about your culture that you wouldn't have gotten to know if you didn't do it. >> right. and tell us about the style of dance because i'm sure of is different types of dance up coming out of mexico.

>> yeah. and so each region have its stalin counting and sound and all that stuff because some of its my some of newark with the but today will be song from you've got get one from chair pounds. >> today. yeah. tell us a bit about that. >> before me, like tropical down says the first one is called kind of line and it to the story of birds basically like falling in love with each you can see in movement that one of our dancers will be doing like it's just a thing of like a lot times. you see. very thank was like i'm showing off basically like a cat down yeah, over so few birds that are flirting. yeah. haha. is that like a typical story that's told through your style of dance? >> yeah. a lot of like a lot of it is. connected to like a

love story loves. yeah. and stuff like or even like some of like say stories about the revolution that have in mexico or even just like misty saw here that happened in mexico. you know, conquest then says about history. yeah, it really talks a lot a lot about like the beauty of woman and so there's a lot of appreciation for beauty behind a lot of songs talk about like. >> oh, she's so beautiful. lake, her cheeks, he lives i just married ration for >> well, makes complete says because you have both of you are you tell us to if people, you know, watching this, you know, they're interested in participating. how can they get more information or maybe even reach out to get us to perform a v a? >> something upcoming? >> yeah. so i well, can always see look at like to make a

shun website and reaching out to a directive. any >> can we can do as his number but social media website. yeah, we're but it a close eye >> you've >> walked us through the pieces are going to perform of today. again, if people want to reach out to senator classes, they can do so through the website. and yes, media, okay. lovely. and lastly, any message that you'd like to share with people this hispanic heritage month? >> i mean, i feel like this month all recognizing which have like, you know, have not been ferry. police say lake and back pain. think it's just important to be prideful for you. i and really proud my heritage is the generation of mexican american. >> there's like sayings making the yeah. i think that's also

something really important like you're not from here or there. i think that's something that but in heritage month has a lot to do with too, because you have to be prideful of where you came from. but you also proud to be making history here because that is what ancestors came here to do. preston, i can do better. >> it's a beautiful message. thank you so much carmen franco and 15, ramirez from ballet folklorico posted at thank you so much. thank you all right. we'll let you guys take it away with your performance. all right. go ahead. you know, i like these.

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rolling out a new set of postage stamps, paying homage to a universal symbol of hispanic celebration. it is the pinata. you can see the stamps featuring some colorful pinatas design by a seattle based latino artist. the stamps debut as the u.s. celebrates hispanic heritage month starting september. 15th, previous dam collections highlighting has been a culture. we're dedicated to mariachi music and day of the dead and we decide a fantastic performance. just now by a that dance group in out of san leandro. so i was like when there's a pinata event there. but what's amazing, the person doing the work everybody else is picking up the blind folded in right. something for everybody. it was such a treat, you know, to have a pinata at birthday parties. all the candy inside. i remember growing up. >> was was a through and sometimes people need a little bit more guidance when it over here over the tail on the donkey. all right. well, the donkeys actually over here. but anyway, yeah, that's right. >> what we have, stephanie, as

we have a temperature warm up a little bit today tomorrow we had some traffic going on with this tropical stuff to our south and whatever. don't worry about it, it's going to stand the central valley in terms of just some tonight. tomorrow. but for us, as you can see up to 92 tomorrow and then a brief cool down for tuesday. but the balance of the week will be in the mid to upper 80's at that. so it's not like it's going to stay cool. we're going to be in goldilocks not too hot, not too cold enough for this time of year and the end of week, we're looking at some scattered clouds, which means more traffic coming in off the pacific. so we'll be monitoring this and see how that comes together. plus, that monster of a hurricane this developing this a good news is it doesn't look like it's going to be striking the u.s. mainland at all. and it will weaken by late this week. again, we'll keep tabs on that as well. all right. thank you, dave. and thank you for joining joining us here to crumple weekend morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. have a safe, wonderful and healthy safe, wonderful and healthy rest of your weekend. 5.

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