or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your child's eczema specialist about dupixent. jack: thanks for joiningema me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna. see you next time, when we go into the wild. >> and we hope that people who think that they can come to san francisco and commit these acts understand that they will be held to account. >> now on the kron 4 morning news forty-niners first round

draft pick. ricky pearsall is recovering in the hospital after being shot in san francisco. plus, new details about the bay area man killed in the gaza strip while being held hostage by hamas. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday september. the first let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and sweet sunday is in store for us to not only a little break here from summer activity. summer, at least. >> we've got ourselves a lot of sunshine going on here. that fog is really ripped away really nicely here. we can even see that from the golden gate bridge to start is usually a problem area and not much the way of winds light traffic to. could you ask for anything more distal way some haze? you can see the stormtracker 4, you know, you know, expect much not getting much. so that's clear. smooth

sailing there. onshore winds. single digits will provide the slight cooling relief for you folks inland as you see, numbers drop even more. so today, probably the coolest day that you're going to see until maybe next weekend. we see interesting things happening. 60's going on for a lot of chunk of the east bay, although a cool 58 livermore. so livermore valley and tri valley. little cool 50's. also up north to 57 for half moon bay in a 63 for san jose. most ratings you can see here are trailing behind yesterday took the off towards the west of the coast where there and behind 4, 5 degrees behind breakdown today. that's what it's about 70 at 11 o'clock. this is inland. now. 79 going on a 2 with a lot of readings this morning. and this today, rather in the lower 80's. now there is a heat spike coming our way as we get into tuesday wednesday, particularly and temperatures will be nudging up there near about 100 or so more in your forecast and a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank forty-niners player ricky person is recovering in the hospital this morning after getting shot during an attempted robbery in san francisco.

>> kron four's gayle ong reports. >> just after 3.30, saturday afternoon, they're just go. police responding to a shooting in the area of gary and grand avenue in union square. the victim forty-niners rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall word quickly spreading to football fans like stephen gardner just came around the corner early play >> sot all taped off and looks like a guns on sidewalk up there. police officers taking pictures it. so >> bystanders watched as investigators combed the scene for evidence leading up to the shooting. >> he was walking along when a suspect approached him and attempt to commit to commit an armed robbery using a got a struggle between mr. pearce, all in the suspect ensue and the suspect's gun. gunfire from the suspect. skies truck both mr. pearsall and the subject. francisco police chief bill scott says pearsall was shot in the chest. the suspect a 17 year-old boy from tracy was arrested after trying to run away from the

scene. >> pearsall and the suspect were taken to the hospital. mayor london breed crediting the officers. quick response. >> their work ensures that people know that if they come to san francisco to commit crimes, they will be arrested. everyone says san francisco is like going down. it's sketchy, but there's a lot of people out here. awesome and i love the city. and, you know >> come together rally around pearsall and, you know, hopefully stuff like this doesn't happen again. >> and that was kron four's gayle ong reporting for u.s. district attorney brooke jenkins says her office expects to make a charging decision sometime next week. and those charges will be filed in juvenile court. community reaction to that shooting continues to pour in this morning. the forty-niners releasing this statement that pearsall sustained a bullet wound to his chest and is in serious but stable condition. we ask that you please respect his privacy at this time. our

thoughts and prayers are with ricky in the entire here saw family. forty-niners star player deebo samuel tweeted saying, quote, he's good. thank god. even as a rookie pearsall was expected to make a significant impact with the forty-niners this season. the niners drafted or rather they selected him with the 31st overall pick in this year's draft out of the university of florida during training camp, he faced some injury setbacks. he was unable to play in all 3 preseason games before the shooting saturday. pearsall had been signing autographs at the cow we are working to learn more about a plane crash in the north bay. this photo was sent to us by a viewer in novato. the ntsb confirmed a plane crashed into the hangar just before 4 saturday afternoon shortly after takeoff. the family of a berkeley man confirmed he was killed in the gaza strip while being held hostage by hamas. 23 year-old israeli american hersh goldberg-polin was among

the hostages seized by militants at a music festival in southern israel, october 7th. he lost part of an arm in the attack in april. goldberg-polin was shown speaking under duress and hamas video just 2 days ago his parents attended a rally in israel. hope holding out hope that he come home. >> it's my mom. >> it's 3.28. >> we're all here. all the families of the remaining 107 hostages. we are working day and night and we will never

>> on saturday, biden spoke with reporters after the israeli military found bodies in gaza. >> a person or what's contact really? it's covered. bodies. times for him. time to >> israel has said it believes that 108 hostages are still being held in gaza and about one-third of them are dead. welcome. police say a man was attacked killed by a group of people on webster street friday morning. officers say the victim died at the scene and had been beaten to death. no arrests made get. the man has not publicly been identified. and charges have been dropped against a man accused of murdering an oakland police officer one lead. lee was killed in the line of duty in january and kron four's. rob nesbitt has the latest on the story. >> da pamela price held media availability today on another

court case. but all questions center way or about the case against marquese cooper who is no longer being charged in connection to the death of officer 20 officer 20 lay was memorialized earlier this year by the oakland police department. >> after he was shot and killed in the line of duty. these 4 men were eventually charged in connection to his murder. but on wednesday, alameda county district attorney pamela price is office dismissed the charges for marquese cooper. so he was facing burglary charges. >> those charges were dismissed today without prejudice and the investigation of his role and his conduct is continuing. da price says that the charges against cooper were lesson for murder charges to burglary charges earlier this month. >> before being completely dismissed wednesday, a change that is being met with criticism by the police officers union saying, quote, the oakland police officers association is concerned by the office of district attorney pamela price and its decision to drop all charges against suspect marquese cooper who was involved in the murder of our fellow officer

twan lay perpetrators of violent crimes must face consequences. otherwise it sends a dangerous message that undermines public safety and emboldens those who threaten the peace and security of our neighborhoods. we look forward with anticipation to the da's next step in the process of seeking justice. da price says that the other 3 men are still facing murder charges and that new evidence against them was discovered during a preliminary hearing. those 3 defendants who are now being prosecuted. >> we're well aware that officer ne was a police officer there for giving us the foundation to charge them with special circumstances for the murder of a police officer. according to da price, the 3 men being charged with murder. >> face the possibility of life in prison without parole. if found guilty. reporting in oakland, i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> new aarp report shows millions of medicare recipients will save money on their prescription drugs starting next year. our washington correspondent justin turner explains.

>> after her cancer diagnosis, diana devito says a second shock at her. the price of the drugs that could save her life. >> i must have a heart attack when they saw the first co pay. the veto says she paid more than $800 per month for her leukemia drugs. >> but still felt like one of the lucky ones which are people too, who can't afford sadly, many of them probably don't survive. aarp says millions of older americans will soon have better access to certain drugs. new $2000 out of pocket cap per year for medicare part d plan enrollees begins in january. no senior should have to forgo the medication they need because they simply can't afford it. lee purvis with the aarp public policy institute says more than a million enrollees who reached the cap will save at least $1000 per year. >> and purpose expects that to increase over time. that's a really meaningful protection for people. the new $2000 cap

is the law. it's part of the 2022 inflation reduction act but not everyone is happy about it. a group of drugmakers known as pharma argues the law will mean fewer insurance plans to choose from than higher premiums for patients along with slowing the development of new medications, pharma, president and ceo steve google said in a statement the new cap is a bad deal being forced on american patients. higher costs. more frustrating insurance denials and fewer treatments and cures for our loved ones. in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we continue our coverage of the 2024 presidential race. trump and harris now zeroing in on reproductive rights. plus, a happily ever after for one bride to be after a long dispute with the owner of an east bay bridal shop. that east bay bridal shop. that story still ahead.

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>> starting in october, all traffic related ticket hearings in san francisco moves to the civic center courthouse. the changes come after 70 misdemeanor cases were recently dismissed because they had gone past the deadline when a defendant can request a speedy trial. zoom hearings can also be requested for traffic violations. hearings at the new locations start october 7th. all right, live look outside at this gorgeous view right here to see the city of san francisco just out there in the distance there on the right-hand side of your screen. what a beautiful sight to wake up to to, to date date. it is that it is and a lot more sunshine to start off we bargained for.

so we get that. plus we get the sweet temperatures around there for you, folks. well inland to get a nice little break here from. >> summer. good morning, everybody. here's a live shot of what's going on here. the golden gate bridge. look at that. not much of a way of winds will see a little bit that onshore wind pick up later on. quick check with the temps were in the 60's and 50's in the east 50's up north. 58 going on for san francisco with a 57 for half moon bay. futurecast for is a lot more benign than we talked about before. is this fog, whatever we have at the marine layer, it mixes out well. >> shortly around, noon or shortly afterwards there, as you can see. so are all cleared out from that. meanwhile, the mountains hardly anything happens. just some stray scattered clouds. the monsoon is almost a non event entirely. just a little bit of a minor flow pattern. yeah, tomorrow. yeah. we'll get the fog again. but boom away ago. so great for your holiday weekend. tomorrow, however, a little bit warmer than today and tuesday. we'll look out. that's when the first days are going to be watching for that heat spike and to cover with this to the onshore. winds will build in

the afternoon. coupled with that daytime heating and this is the right direction. we want to see him and always watching those arrows picking up there to solano county. andy, switching around we might get some minor switching monday night, but not for long lasting. here are the lookahead of what's going on here. clouds linger a little bit there, but it's already kind of breaking up or little bit here, mostly sunny. you can see some off to the background here sfo. nice lower 80's happening inland today. so that's a nice will break this week. warming quickly, 100 plus midweek. we're talking as we get to around tuesday. so basically tuesday, wednesday, thursday, the 3 kind of days to look out for and then heading late in the week here, hot or not so hot temperatures fall to about 90 ish. and this is something that's still kind working on its kind of developing and all of this because we have 2 players kind of battling it out. you'll see this later on in the forecast. maps, 69 san francisco, some morning clouds and mild clearing out there for oakland at 72. again, we're just kind of dealing with some of that haze from the marine layer and everything, 80 coming in for san jose. mostly sunny and

nice. the big board here. look at that. nice break from some are going on here. we've we can get out the green crayons here a little bit for the peninsula even the east bay shoreline, the lower to middle 70's to 80. meanwhile for san jose, that's not permanent, though. we're going to get much hotter. temperatures coming in here later on for the week ahead. looking ahead the next couple of days here, we should see a lot of sunshine today. 85 for your monday and tuesday. yeah, there we go. 99 sign of things to come. now it looks like we're still going to be looking at this heat spike at all. we don't have any heat statements and so forth. but at the end of the week, it looks interesting because there's the low off to the coast which kind of walks right up top of us. so that's a nice name it break or for us. so. the timing and everything like that will be really interesting for the weekend. very interesting indeed. all right. thanks a lot. dave unit. >> for local election headquarters and former president donald trump says he'll vote against florida's abortion rights measure. that decision came a day after he said he'd favor expanding

abortion access in the state. >> reporter mills hayes has the latest. >> we want to produce babies in this country, right? we want to produce abortion and ivf treatments now at the forefront of the 2024 race in florida where republican presidential nominee donald trump lives. there's a six-week abortion ban in place with exceptions for rape and incest. but there's an amendment on the ballot that would protect abortion rights come the 2024 election. trump on thursday suggesting that he would vote in favor of the amendment. i think the six-week is too short. >> it has to be more time. and so that's and told them that i want more weeks. so you'll vote in favor of the voting that i'm going to be voting, that we need more than 6 weeks. just a day later in a separate interview, trump backtracked saying that he would be voting no using ad bone gop talking point about widely available abortions in the 9th month as his reason, according to cdc data, only one percent of abortions in 2021. happened at or after 21

weeks. so it is rare for abortions to occur after 5 months. the latest polling shows that voters trust democratic presidential nominee. >> kamala harris moore on abortion than they do. trump. also on friday, trump leaned into culture war issues at an event held by the conservative moms for liberty group in dc you could goes to school. >> and come home a few days later with an operation to school decides what's going to happen with your child? and, you know, many of these shows 15 years later say what the happened? who did this to me? >> and that was mills. hayes reporting for us. meantime, vice president kamala harris is set to travel to detroit for a campaign event on labor day. her running mate tim walz, delivers a speech in wisconsin. and update now to a story we first brought you last week and east bay bride to be is getting ready for her big day with a brand new dress. but this after the bridal shop where she bought her original dress clothes 2

weeks before her wedding, the bride to be said the shop's owner stopped answering her calls, cleared out the stories you can see there. the store owner did eventually get in touch with the future bride but demanded to see proof that she paid for the dress after a two-hour argument, the bride managed to get her money back. thankfully, no lease and 10 of millions bridal boutique in south san francisco got word of the situation and offered the bride one of her dresses. >> and honestly started crying when they left. it made me feel blessed that i would say put it to learn from the good, the bad, the ugly than the joy is that you do all of those things. as i've learned from this. >> and the joyful in being is that my family is coming represents big event. >> the big day is tod.y in san diego. >> a pandemic-era practices returning to help special education students and one east bay school district. some teachers are still working

from home. san ramon valley unified says due to the nationwide teacher shortage, 10 special education classes are without a full-time credentialed teacher. so the district placed credentialed substitute teachers in the physical classroom but also contracted teachers to tele conference into the room for the full school year. the decision caught a few parents by surprise, less than a week before the start of the school year. >> lot of us parents were sort of like what the heck, you know, it's hard enough to get our kids into a program where they're able to foley be learn we can't wait. you know, every day that our kids are not getting the help, that they deserve their falling back in dressing. and i do see that in my daughter already only having been in school for, you know, we can have 2 weeks. >> the district says it has entered into a partnership with saint mary's college of california to create a program that pays graduate students to earn their credentials. some changes coming to south bay classroom. san jose unified schools are limiting cell phone use for students. the district says the move helps prevent distractions from

social media. text messaging and other notifications. wo class is in session. california superintendent now calling for all school districts state-wide to limit cell phone use in schools. educators say there is growing evidence of students experiencing mental health issues when they spent too much time on their phones last year. a survey from pew research center showed a 3rd of students but more peaceful when they were not on their devices. state bill to limit and possibly ban smart phones in classrooms is heading to governor gavin newsom's desk. lawmakers passed the phone-free schools act earlier this week. the bipartisan bill requires all public schools to come up with a policy by july 2026. to either limit or ban the use of smartphones during the school day. first students at san francisco state university have a new dorm rooms. so state added more than 750 beds to their new 6 story housing facility. the housing project got 116 million dollars from california's affordable

student housing grant program. the university also launched a program that reduces the cost of housing. but 25% for students who meet qualifications. it is the first program of its kind in the california state university system. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, how this police canine helped make a huge drug bust.

>> san mateo county sheriff's deputies seized more than 80 rifles from a man. >> they say was having a mental health breakdown. the guns were recovered from a home in san mateo ys eicher highlands neighborhood friday.

deputies say they were able to calm the man down once they arrived and he was taken to a hospital. investigators found several stolen guns and illegally made weapons at the home and the equipment used to make those weapons. no word yet on any charges. santa rosa police found stolen weapons friday night in a home on cypress way. they recovered shotguns, pistols, even a grenade. 28 year-old cases are now ski is accused of stealing the weapons. these were found when officers served a warrant and searched his home. he's been booked into jail and is facing several felony weapons and theft charges. a police dog helped officers find 100 pounds of crystal meth leading to a man's arrest in san luis obispo. the chp sharing photos of the drugs found in the man's car thursday morning. the driver is from salinas and was booked into jail. the estimated street value of the drugs is $120,000. a super dog and still ahead, passions running high inside the state

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morning news forty-niners player ricky pearsall recovering in the hospital this morning after an attempted robbery. and with millions of people expected to hit the roads this labor day weekend, chp are keeping a close eye out for bad behavior. all right, 7.29, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> let's get you started this half hour with a look at our

sunday forecast today. but what do you keep an eye on? a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and i'll tell it's some sweet stuff this sunday because a. >> this fog businesses really peeling away very quickly this morning for most of the bay. so we're getting the sunshine part of the equation. and yet we're not going to get the intrusion of the really hot stuff. that's coming our way tle break from summer here. skews me a half moon bay. you can see some cloud cover still left over here a little bit. but so often we see this imagery in the morning hours and it's overcast. this time we have little bit of breaks already happening in the clouds there. so already looking up from the perspective of the beach of the coast, meanwhile, temperatures are kind of flirting with some 60's going on here is particularly along the east bay shoreline, little cooler inland because you've got some radiational cooling overnight. so we're in the 50's there a bit as well as the peninsula. 63 to check in for san jose are winds continue on shore and that'll be the case all day today. picking up a little bit with the daytime heating and that's all in the right direction here. there is a slight possibility maybe by monday

night into tuesday, a slight pop of offshore winds solano county, maybe nap in contra costa county a little bit. that's going to be ever so temporary. a nice front way. way up north. forget about it's too early in the season. not going to see much impact from that. however, there are some players upstream that are worth talking about. one that's gonna produce the heat's by can all get into that more in a bit. we have 70 going on by 11 o'clock by 2.79, as you folks in letter going to see some lower 80's for high temperatures today and the sunshinetflowing all day today. so it's a pretty sweet sunday. get a little warmer for your monday. however, will have more details on the forecast coming up next week, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> back to our top story this morning. forty-niners first-round draft pick. ricky pearsall is recovering in the hospital after getting shot in san francisco. pearsall is in serious but stable condition after being shot during an attempted robbery near union square. police say a 17 year-old suspect tried to rob pearsall at gunpoint on geary and market streets. bystanders

watched as investigators combed the scene looking for evidence >> and i just came around the corner really quick and it's on all taped off looks like it dawns on sidewalk up there. police officers taking pictures it. so. >> da brooke jenkins says her office expects to make a charging decision sometime next week. charges will be filed in juvenile court. accused of stealing a car and causing an accident. on i-80 friday night has been arrested and jailed. it happened in san pablo year. the el portal drive exit citizen app video shows at least 3 cars engulfed in flames right there after crashing into the center divide on friday night. police say the suspect sped past a traffic stop and then crashed while driving in the wrong direction. he faces charges, including car theft. and a little police are looking for 2 people who tried to break into a home on sage way friday afternoon. officers say the suspects smashed one of the windows in the call in the home and ran off when officers

arrived. investigators are hoping for leads from the public. and a dramatic day at the state capitol as lawmakers advanced hundreds of bills to the governor. governor's desk ahead of a midnight deadline. but a lot of attention was focused on to reparations bills that never came up for a vote. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> well, demonstrators came here to the capitol to demand lawmakers take up a pair of specific preparations, bills for a vote. but in the end, that to not actions running high inside the state capitol, more than 30 demonstrators gathering in the rotunda to call on lawmakers to take up in advance to bill to the governor's desk. >> specifically involving reparations for descendants of enslaved black americans. the first bill would create will be known as the california american seamen affairs agency in charge of overseeing the

reparations process in california. the second bill would fund reparation related policies approved by the legislature and governor gardena democratic senator steven bradford, author both bills and wants to see them advance. they do not come up for a vote by the legislative deadline just before midnight on saturday. they'll be debt for the rest of the year. we're at the finish and i think we as a black caucus to the descendants child slavery, we owe it to block california into black americans move this legislation forward and get to the governor's deaths. but the newsom administration want to bradford to make changes to trim the bill. >> into a cow state university related study of the reparations process. >> the newsom administration also called for bradford's bill to further look into who could be eligible for reparations payments for his part, bradford said he rejected both proposed amendments, noting the california reparations task force that met over the last 2 years already did with the newsom administration asked for we want to move the bill if ford has it. but the

majority of members in the california legislative black caucus that will not be happening. they say they were not told about the proposed amendments until the last minute and added the bills need work. quote, the caucus was unable to participate in the legislative process collectively and only recently became aware of the concerns and issues with the bills demonstrators at the capitol furious upon hearing the bills will not advance these bills foundational to repertory justice here in the state of california. the caucus must bring these bill to the floor today for us is betrayal. all black americans in california greenies danville's bring the bills we deserve a vote at least that the lease and weeks. >> we see even be here right now. is crazy that we got to be to make all people locally owned and is crazy. >> and to be clear, several other reparations bills did pass this year, including one calling for the state of california to issue a formal

apology letter to descendants of enslaved black americans. as for the 2 reparations bills are seeing a lot of attention here on this final day of the legislative session. well, they will likely be amended and reintroduced next year reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> happening now, chp officers are out in force across the state, keeping an eye out for drivers under the influence, speeding or not wearing seat belts. reporters at bordeaux joined chp for a ride along. >> officer bryan danielson is a 17 year veteran of the chp now working for the yuba sutter region. tonight, the chp launching a statewide enforcement effort to keep the public safe on the road as labor day weekend kicks off and the sacramento region also known as the valley division has enhanced focus on highway 70. >> and highway 99. so we're out there writing a lot of a primary clinton factor. >> tickets so like speed, unsafe lane changes were going after aggressive drivers. a

lot dui drivers, people not wearing their seat belts, you know, safety things and just going out there and trying to make the roads a little bit safer for everybody that's going out and enjoying the the labor day holiday. this guy right here, we're going to stop him. >> throughout the fox 40 right along officer danielson pulled over 3 drivers, too, for driving in the center divider, crossing the double yellow lines to get into a left turn lane. so i stopped you because you're passing in that center. turn lane tickets for both of those violations. i need you to sign in the at the red x. but after pulling over a driver who danielson says his steering wheel while driving at a high rate of speed he made sure the driver wasn't driving under the influence and the officer let him go. there's decent people out there and is it is not even the decent people is just like. >> sometimes don't feel like writing a ticket, you know, but i want to make sure that they're not drunk were impaired. so there's a violation that's there. there's there's a reason to pull him over. i pull him over and i just want to make sure that they're ok to drive.

>> during last year's labor day, max inforcement period, chp officers made 1064 arrests for driving under the influence and 38 people were killed in crashes throughout the state officer. daniel, since as tickets aren't fun for anyone. but the goal is safety. >> and change behavior. a lot of people have the misconception that were out there generating revenue, but it's it's really trying to change behavior of the people who are causing the crashes. >> if you plan to hit the road this weekend, take a look at the best and worst times to travel. those times are listed there on your screen. if you're leaving today, you want probably leave pretty soon. you don't want to get stuck on the roads between 02:00pm and 08:00pm. and tomorrow you want to try to leave before 10:00am. if you can't do that, 08:00pm. chp officers arrested more than 800 people in oakland since february. that's according to governor gavin newsom's office. the state to

pull in more than 120 officers to oakland back in february. the governor says officers also recovered more than 1600 stolen vehicles and 80 illegal guns. the operation focuses on traffic safety, auto, retail and cargo thefts. transit month kicks off this week in the bay area in an effort to get more people to use public transportation. there will be events including contests and prizes. this map shows where some of those events are set to happen. september is also rail safety month. and bart host a free fashion show with clothes made from its recently retired paper tickets. the show features work from design students across the bay area. it will be runway models, judges and a live dj. it's scheduled for september 14th in the parking lot at rockridge station from one to 03:00pm. happening today. people under 18 or rather people 18 and under can take caltrain one way for just a dollar. the agency wants to attract more young riders and get more cars off the road.

youth also day passes are available on caltrain mobile and ticket vending machines. yelp is filing a lawsuit against google accusing the tech giant of violating antitrust law in local search and advertising markets. yob suit alleges google used its monopoly in search engine services to promote its own reviews over those of competitors. the suit also claims google took yelp data and used it for its own search purposes. yelp's damage claims are unspecified. earlier this month, a federal judge ruled google committed illegal practices to preserve its search monopoly. all state, one of california's largest insurers is set to raise rates by an average of 34% after approval from state regulators. company filings reviewed by bloomberg show the rate hike would impact more than 350,000 policyholders statewide come november. some customers face premium increases of up to 650%. some companies, including allstate, stopped accepting new property

insurance applications last year. police are asking for community help in finding a missing 14 year-old boy, jeremiah lockett was reported missing earlier this month. he was last seen on birch street near elmhurst, united middle school. he's 5 foot 6 with braided hair and was seen wearing a black t-shirt and black pants. anyone with information is asked to please get in touch with police. coming up on the kron 4 morning news and east bay. stuart, turning to tiktok to try and stop shop lifters is the social media strategy working? >> and are you crazy for puzzles? are rich demuro taps into some fun apps available to you now on your device? >> highs today going on to the lower 80's even well inland. how about that action? 70's covering the east bay shoreline. and we just started september in. it's going to feel more like deep summer as we get into next week where to walk through that and your 4 zone forecast brought from zone forecast brought from what used to.

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have the heat spike today. looks great for temperatures. keep him in the lower 80's at that. now, tahoe added there. here are the numbers. 77 going on tomorrow. tuesday, 79. 82 on wednesday. yeah, it's like july. so that gives you hit what you can expect over the next couple of days. and on the home front, too, still looking at the western gulf of mexico here for potentially something to develop. it doesn't have much room to go anywhere with this. and in fact, the gulf of mexico basin may be hosting another system that's going enter into it by next weekend. we'll see if that all comes together. hurricane center not looking that far in advance, but some of the models kind of hinted we might be seeing something like that. this is the peak of hurricane season. 2 lower to middle 60's line at the east bay shore. and we have 58 there for livermore up north lower 50's. 59 san francisco, 63 for san jose. let's get to those big maps talked about. there's the low that helped us out a little bit. but by wednesday starting to see this high develop. doesn't look

real threatening here. but you see that bubble of the hot weather right on top of us there. yeah, wednesday, thursday, we're right on the cusp with this low. that's in our backyard. it's all about timing with this. if this moves a little quicker, it will break the back of the heights. heat spike if it's a little slower, the heat's by class and maybe will be more severe. but look, what happens later on, ok? it should break by next weekend. right on top of us there and going towards the north, even with some tracks of some rain with all of that as well. we don't see them that have models here just yet. but this battle going on between her heat spike in the break of it as we head into the next weekend, something to be watched and cooler air aloft is definitely the doctor ordered. so it looks like it will end. the question is how that will happen. 69 san francisco to the coast for keeping it still in the 60's. kind of a cool day. that will be in the 70's, though, by the way, in a couple of days. 73 burning game us to about 76 foster city, 78 for palo alto in the south bay readings approaching 80, about 80% was 85 morgan hill, east bay shoreline, mid

70's about a decade above that close to it for tri valley. 83 for livermore pleasanton about 79. 82 walnut creek. 83. meanwhile, for concord, 69 berkeley at 69 as well. 82 fairfield, 77 for napa. and that's to about a 82 for santa rosa. here it is. again, the big, nice heat spike here. 99 tuesday, 100 for wednesday. 99 on thursday. so 3 days to look out for it breaks down into next weekend may have to at some cloud bumps. and there are so maybe even some rain drops to same kind of situation when that low gets here certainly driving that moisture coming in when it does so from the southwest, which is a little bit more kind of some eat tropical. so that's that's really gonna be an interesting wrinkle. that'll come together that way. but we know to look for tuesday, wednesday, thursday, space. okay. tuesday, wednesday, thursday. stay indoors. if you is you can. thanks a lot. dave. >> we'll take a look. this is the latest in crime prevention

efforts in san francisco. a look at the new police drone program in action and the technology is showing here capturing burglars breaking into an suv at a parking lot on the embarcadero. so this is an aerial view and that footage is being captured by the drone. police say this happened just last week. you can see the thieves taking luggage out of the car, the drone then follows the group and police were able to set out spikes on the roadway to stop these thieves which you can see are being are breaking into that car. there now, police, they arrested 3 suspects and returned luggage too. the rightful owners. if you've been into games puzzles recently, you're not alone. as rich demuro says more people seemed to be getting back into mobile game puzzles. he shares the latest in this edition of rich on tech. >> call it the wordle affect. everyone. it seems is getting into games. a good game is any game people have decided that they really like that. if you

like to play, there are plenty of apps to download, but you can also check inside the apps you're already using, like linked the job focused platform recently added 3 daily puzzle games. queens pinpoint and cross climb. linkedin says the game's help you foster connections, conversations and more of you and your friends play the same games every day to huge motivator to interview took place every and talk about your story for subscribers. apple news plus has a daily crossword and a mini version. but there's also something new called core tiles. were you form words by selecting tiles? i think sometimes it's nice in life to be presented with a quote on, quote, problem that you're guaranteed has one single solution. netflix is known for its streaming movies and tv shows. but did you know they have a growing games? category members have access to more than 80 mobile games with no at no extra fees and no in-app purchases. there are some brain games, including word trails games do need to

be downloaded separately. finally, youtube testing a mix of over 75 games. playable directly in the app. tap, explore, then play doubles. the game's load instantly. but don't work offline. and not everyone has access just yet. puzzle games include a daily crossword and a wordle like game called today's heard the more you do anything, the more you build faster era, the end. it's super fun and rewarding to watch yourself improve the stuff they like to do. >> a concerning new study finds more than 10% of middle and high school students say they know of someone who has created fake news of other kids. nonprofit tech company thorn surveyed more than 1000 children they found 11% of those polled friends or classmates who used a i to generate explicit images of others, their own age. in addition, 25% of kids say they've seen a deep fake photo or video of a classmate. this comes as artificial intelligence safety bills are set to be voted on by state

senators in sacramento. one of the require safety testing for advanced ai models. google meta. an openai are against the proposed law. well, elon musk and ai company anthropic are for it. if it gets a majority vote at the state senate, the bill will head to governor newsom's desk for him to sign or veto. in the east bay. a small business in concord is finding a unique way to stop shoplifters by tapping into social media. lezla gooden reports. >> that will be held list. cosmetics located inside sunvalley mall says posting videos of people stealing their products on tiktok has been a game changer for their business that has always been around. will always be around and just how shoplifters are improving their tactics on how to steal. >> u.s. as business owners have to improve on tactics on how to stop shoplifting. >> and one who owns the store with his mother, hilda says it was his idea to post the thieves online. and since

then, deaths have dropped in sales are up and >> we would get every other day and now concert. now it's every other month or every other week. it's very minimal. so interest to clean changed. the four-year old store says people are constantly stealing their lashes. >> despite them locking them up in other items at times, costing them thousands of dollars. >> i wouldn't want to waste police time to come you know, follow the par 4 on the 15 or so is with time of the police because there's nothing. you know what want to with the time that can be outside doing important and all thanks to this sign. all that will be posted on tiktok. they now have millions of views online and supporters from around the country. >> we don't want to give up something that a dream. >> so we want serve my every day. more youve up is not an

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>> all right. check out the finalists for the 60th annual wildlife photographer of the year. these have been selected by the natural history museum in london. really cool stuff here. and these are just a few of the nearly 60,000 entries from 117 countries. the 100 winners will be announced in early october. really cool

images seen their one like that one with the cat. fun. well, jen out boys are no longer just trying to look good but also smell good. a recent study from investment bank piper sandler found that boys ages 14 under spent 26% more on cologne is this year than in 2023. it's a trend that's not coming cheap for the parents. many of the kids participating say that smelling good simply gives them a great boost in confidence. >> all right. still ahead in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. alameda county prosecutors dropped charges against a man accused of murdering an oakland police officer. and a bay area family whose son was held hostage by hamas confirms he has passed away. and we're also hearing from local officials on the recent shooting of a forty-niners player. stay with us kron. 4 morning news continues with those stories in just a moment.

>> and we hope that people who think that they can come to san francisco and commit these acts understand that they will be held to account. >> now on the kron 4 morning news forty-niners first-round draft pick. ricky pearsall is recovering in the hospital after being shot in san francisco. plus, new details about the bay area man killed in the gaza strip while being held hostage by hamas. >> from the bay area's local news station, you're watching

the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us and for being here with us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday september. the first happy labor day weekend. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar paid a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and off to a pretty good start today. we're going to see the deal sunshine yet. we're not going to see those a truce of temperatures have that taken a bit. nice break with that. >> great timing, too. for the holiday weekend. warming up a little bit more so tomorrow and then watch out for the heat. spike next week but will be back to work by that point. anyway, sfrs golden gate bridge imagery does show some scattered clouds. and here is which is why we keep that in the forecast a little bit here until we really get into the daytime here. so just a few little passing clouds with that leftover from the marine layer. certainly not an issue happening aloft here. we stay pretty clear from that in the even really not much left over from the monsoon this far to the west. surface, we do have the onshore winds that will work. they will pop. and the afternoon hours we like that direction. so no problems

there. slight possibility, but offshore wind up around solano county, maybe perhaps tomorrow night, but shouldn't a problem. there. lot of 60's going on for the east bay 50's up north. 59 going on for half moon bay and 65 for san jose. and this is a little cooler than yesterday. so we're offer good start there and will be trailing all day with the numbers from yesterday. as you can see here, 74 by high noon, 80 going on by 3 o'clock. some lower 80's happening. well inland, which we will build to foreign next heat spike, however, it looks like things cool back down again into next weekend. still kind of working on the details of all of this. we'll be talking about a coming up and a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. forty-niners player ricky pearsall is recovering in the hospital this morning. >> after getting shot during an attempted robbery in san francisco kron four's gayle ong reports. >> just after 3.30, saturday afternoon, they're just go. police responding to a shooting in the area of gary and grand avenue in union square. the victim forty-niners rookie wide

receiver ricky pearsall were quickly spreading to football fans like stephen gardner just came around the corner early play >> sot all taped off looks like it dawns on sidewalk up there. police officers taking pictures it. so. >> bystanders watched as investigators combed the scene for evidence leading up to the shooting. >> he was walking along when a suspect approached him and attempt to commit to commit an armed robbery using a got a struggle between mr. pearce, all in the suspect ensue and the suspect's gun. gunfire from the suspect. skies truck both mr. pearsall and the subject. francisco police chief bill scott says pearsall was shot in the chest. the suspect a 17 year-old boy from tracy was arrested after trying to run away from the scene. >> pearsall and the suspect were taken to the hospital. mayor london breed crediting the officers. quick response. >> their work ensures that people know that if they come to san francisco to commit crimes, they will be arrested.

everyone says san francisco is like going down. it's sketchy, but there's a lot of people out here. awesome and i love the city. and, you know >> come together and, know. a rally around shell. and, you know, hopefully stuff like this happen again. >> and that was kron four's gayle ong reporting for us this morning. district attorney brooke jenkins says her office expects to make a charging decision sometime next week. and those charges will be filed in juvenile court. community. reaction to that shooting continues to pour in this morning. the forty-niners releasing in a statement that pearsall sustained a bullet wound to his chest in is in serious but stable condition. we ask that you please respect his privacy at this time. our thoughts and prayers are with ricke and the entire pearsall family. the forty-niners star player deebo samuel also tweeting his reaction saying, quote, he's good. thank god. and even as a rookie pearsall was expected to make a significant impact

with the forty-niners this season, there's all was drafted by the niners out of florida with the 31st pick in the 2024. nfl draft during training camp. he faced some injury setbacks. he was unable to play in all 3 preseason games before the shooting saturday pearsall had been signing autographs at the cow palace. we're working to learn more about a plane crash in the north bay. this photo was sent to us by a viewer in novato. the ntsb confirming that the crash happened into a hangar. that crash happened that plane crashed into a hangar rather just before 4 saturday afternoon. shortly after takeoff. and the family of a berkeley man confirmed he was killed in the gaza strip while being held hostage by hamas. 23 year-old israeli american hersh goldberg-polin was among the hostages seized by militants at a music festival in southern israel, october 7th. he lost part of an arm in the attack in april, culbert pollen was shows speaking under duress and hamas video just 2 days ago

his parents attended a rally at israel hoping out hope that he'd come home. >> it's my mom. >> it's 3.28. >> we're all here. all the families of the remaining 107 hostages. we are working day and night and we will never stop. >> on saturday, biden spoke with reporters after the israeli military found bodies in gaza. >> i would have for that's been in contact really? it's covered bodies. times for him.

time to >> israel has said it believes that 108 hostages are still being held in gaza and about one-third of them are dead. oakland police say a man was attacked and killed by a group of people on webster street friday morning. officers say the victim died at the scene and had been beaten to death. no arrests made yet. that man has not yet publicly been debt identified. and charges have been dropped against a man accused of murdering an oakland police officer. one lay was killed in the line of duty in january. trump was rob nesbitt has the latest. >> da pamela price held media availability today on another court case. but all questions center way or about the case against marquese cooper who is no longer being charged in connection to the death of officer officer 20 lay was memorialized earlier this year by the oakland police department. >> after he was shot and

killed in the line of duty. these 4 men were eventually charged in connection to his murder. but on wednesday, alameda county district attorney pamela price is office dismissed the charges for marquese cooper. so he was facing burglary charges. >> those charges were dismissed today without prejudice and the investigation of his role and his conduct is continuing. da price says that the charges against cooper were lesson for murder charges to burglary charges earlier this month. >> before being completely dismissed wednesday, a change that is being met with criticism by the police officers union saying, quote, the oakland police officers association is concerned by the office of district attorney pamela price and its decision to drop all charges against suspect marquese cooper who was involved in the murder of our fellow officer twan lay perpetrators of violent crimes must face consequences. otherwise it sends a dangerous message that undermines public safety and emboldens those who threaten the peace and security of our neighborhoods. we look forward with anticipation to the da's

next step in the process of seeking justice. da price says that the other 3 men are still facing murder charges and that new evidence against them was discovered during a preliminary hearing. those 3 defendants who are now being prosecuted. we're well aware that officer ne was a police officer there for. >> giving us the foundation to charge them with special circumstances for the murder of a police officer. according to da price, the 3 men being charged with murder. >> face the possibility of life in prison without parole. if found guilty. reporting in oakland, i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> new aarp report shows millions of medicare recipients will save money on their prescription drugs starting next year. washington corresponding just it. washington correspondent jessi tenure explains. >> after her cancer diagnosis, diana devito says a second shock at her. the price of the drugs that could save her life. >> i must have a heart attack when they saw the first co

pay. devito says she paid more than $800 per month for her leukemia drugs. >> but still felt like one of the lucky ones which are people too, who can't afford sadly, many of them probably don't survive. aarp says millions of older americans will soon have better access to certain drugs. new $2000 out of pocket cap per year for medicare part d plan enrollees begins in january. no senior should have to forgo the medication they need because they simply can't afford it. lee purvis with the aarp public policy institute says more than a million enrollees who reached the cap will save at least $1000 per year. >> and purpose expects that to increase over time. that's a really meaningful protection for people. the new $2000 cap is the law. it's part of the 2022 inflation reduction act but not everyone is happy about it. a group of drugmakers known as pharma argues the law will mean fewer insurance plans to choose from than higher premiums for

patients along with slowing the development of new medications, pharma, president and ceo steve google said in a statement the new cap is a bad deal being forced on american patients. higher costs. more frustrating insurance denials and fewer treatments and cures for our loved ones in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> plays your local election headquarters and former president donald trump says he'll vote against florida's abortion rights measure. that decision came a day after he said he'd favor expanding abortion access in the state. reporter mills hayes has the latest. >> we want to produce babies in this country, right? we want to produce abortion and ivf treatments now at the forefront of the 2024 race in florida where republican presidential nominee donald trump lives. there's a six-week abortion ban in place with exceptions for rape and incest. but there's an amendment on the ballot that would protect abortion rights come to 2024 election. trump on thursday suggesting that he would vote in favor of the amendment. i think the six-week is too short.

>> it has to be more time. and so that's and told them that i want more weeks. so you'll vote in favor of the voting that i am going to be voting, that we need more than 6 weeks. just a day later in a separate interview, trump backtracked saying that he would be voting no using ad bone gop talking point about widely available abortions in the 9th month as his reason, according to cdc data, only one percent of abortions in 2021. happened at or after 21 weeks. so it is rare for abortions to occur after 5 months. the latest polling shows th t voters trust democratic presidential nominee. >> kamala harris moore on abortion than they do. trump. also on friday, trump leaned into culture war issues at an event held by the conservative moms for liberty group in dc. you can't goes to school. >> and come home few days later with an operation to school decides what's going to happen with your child? and, you know, many of these shows

15 years later say what the happened? who did this to me? and that was mills. hayes reporting. >> meantime, vice president kamala harris is set to travel to detroit for a campaign event labor day. her running mate tim walz, delivers a speech in wisconsin. >> and taking a break from the heat spike for today. at least this part of the coolest day. we're going to see all week long. 74 by high noon and 3 long. 74 by high noon and 3 were going about 80. a look in

alright.

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take a look at that. did just beautiful blue skies out there in san francisco by the transamerica building already earlier doing this. now it's not consistent across the whole bay, but at least it will start to look like that by this afternoon. so we still have some leftover scattered clouds like places like here to golden gate bridge. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> and it's just temporarily as we start our day. but we're off to a really great start and minus the oppressive heat that we've had from before concord's taken the hour off here. but everybody, its neighbors in the lower 60's. you can see 50's. meanwhile, up north got a 58 for redwood city. 65 for san jose. and about 59 for san francisco. pretty uneventful here on future cast for just that marine layer mixing out looks pretty good along the coast as well. now comes back again for tomorrow. and again, we do. this makes out process as well. the wrinkle happening here doesn't show up real parent, but on the winds is a slight chance of an offshore pop here. upper onslow county

as the situation sets itself up will say into tuesday because that's the first day that the heat starts to build. that's the high pressure kind of anchoring itself and it controls things for the middle of the week's those the days you want to watch tuesday, wednesday into thursday, few bay clouds. just to make note of that. mostly sunny on balance, though. nice with lower 80's inland this week. warming quickly, 100 plus by midweek and by the latter portion of the week, temperatures backtrack here again. now the timing and how this all comes together as you'll see in later things we're going to show you. it's that battle between that low out at sea and the high this trying to anchor itself of the 4 corner it's kind of parking in the pretty good spot to give us the heat. speical, though, not perfect for us. and that's a good thing. there for highs. 69 san francisco morning clouds and all that. 72 open 80 meanwhile for san jose. so yes, some 80's going in the far east bay. 77 up to nap and about 80 for san jose. 69 for san francisco next couple of days, there's a cell phone to some fog bank a little bit to the back there.

85 for monday and tuesday, don, about a 99 as temperatures climb that we're going to be seeing 100 plus again for tuesday wednesday, thursday, the day watch. but next weekend looks nice, okay. always something nice. look forward to try always look yeah. that's over. like appreciate that information. thanks a lot, dave. >> well, if you're looking for something interactive and fun for the whole family, you can roar into the labor day weekend for a special event at the tech interactive in san jose. they're 2 reks takeover continues today and runs through monday. joining us live now to share more is doctor tyler liason, a paleontologist with the denver museum of nature and science. good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. of clearly year with a different museum here. so how did you get looped into all of this? >> yeah, so i'm the lead scientists in this wonderful film cohn. she racks and this is a film will be playing throughout the day today and

tomorrow at the tech interactive museum. and it's this wonderful imax film about just one of the coolest discoveries i've ever had. the privilege of being a part of and that is about, you know, the most iconic dinosaur ever achieved rex. but then it's also about this discovery made by these kids, huge 10 11 year-old who are out with their father each rex skeleton. wow. that is super super cool. so. >> you know, of course we are now playing some video of the exhibit itself see people being greeted by. >> a giant to wrecks at the door. really fun from sure. for the whole family. so walk us through the film and some of the other fun activities that people can participate in at the tech interactive in san jose. >> yeah, i had the privilege of not doing at museum all afternoon. and i have to say there were a lot of dinosaur enthusiast there building, know, t rex killed the blocks,

there were a dinosaur and go shell i could see that the kids are having a lot of fun with that. there's a dinosaur more intel. and then, of course, i think one of the highlights is the fact that this film will be playing throughout the in the film really is special. i mean, i've been a part of a number of film that in the past, but this one is special because the film crew giant screen films was with us. from the moment we have allies. doing it. t rex to black hawk helicopter extraction of the 6,000 pound beast. so all of those emotions real. it was just it's just a real authentic film. and it's one that really proud to be a part its fantastic. and also tell us to a bit about the. >> this is an original. >> new film production as well. walk us through how you

know your involvement really helped contribute to sort of the factual accuracy around the this discovery and the storytelling in this film as well. >> yeah, this film really is. it's cutting i mean, it includes just the latest and greatest science about readiness. there are threats. it also causes kind about history of trending stories wrecks and how it goes. you know, our thought of it being a teal dragging monster to know that they do that if you're next, may have had feathers. the film addresses what may have been doing with its with its little through this bill i think really is, is it's it's amazing and includes some of the best cgi i've ever seen so far. you know, the image is i think, really, really cool. and then i became a part of the film simply, you know, it was just really one of the people that do does a lot of fuel in that help creek formation where chi rex is found and the producer

kind of called beyond the blue one day year ago and sent, hey, we're doing this film and rex, do you have a new dinosaur digs that we could be a part of incoming feel? and i said, hey, i absolutely do. i don't have it. you next. at the time i didn't think i had rex skeleton. but i have dinosaur dig made for tv this dinosaur that was found by these 3 kids just and liam and their cousin kate. and so that's why they were out. you know, again, from the moment realized that we were doing it, rex, they were there and captured all of that raw emotion, which is in the film rex. it's playing at the tech interactive museum all day today and all tomorrow. and then we'll be playing different kind of there. today will be playing, you throughout the next few months. alright, i think really fantastic. it sounds like a wonderful educational opportunity for the whole

family. >> and do you recommend that people book their tickets in advance for this sort of thing to they should they make reservations? >> i would recommend folks go on and look at the website, the tech interactive dot org and i can see the full backslash to rex takeover and folks can get all of the information from that website. i think that folks who should just come to the museum and check it out. like i said, i was there all day yesterday. i had an absolute blast. and again, there are a lot of very enthusiastic fans in there, which is really great to love that in about the last 30 seconds we have left here since you are to rex expert. you mention. >> you to rex may have had feathers. he has these little arms like. >> could you possibly explain to us some theories as to why to rex was that way? had those features? >> yeah. and also john wrecked is is closely related to modern birds. and so this is

something that born out, you know, in the last several decades where we realize that, you know, some of the things that much more bird lake, then we thought, including having others. and so it's been kind to be whether or not she rex, given it's a giant size, actually had others. but we know that cousins of trend of rex that lived in china. those have been found with with, you full on feathers. i mean, d f t rex has really changed over the last 10, 20 years. all right. fascinating. so people can certainly learn more by checking out the film and the 2 reks exhibit to rex takeover. >> at the tech interactive in san jose this weekend. i thank you so much to doctor tyler liason appeal, intelligence with denver museum of nature and science. we appreciate your time. >> yeah, thank you. appreciate it. >> we'll be right back.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news forty-niners player ricky pearsall recovering in the hospital this morning after an attempted robbery. and with millions expected to hit the roads this labor day weekend, chp are keeping close eye for bad behavior. it's 29 this morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave sphar. dave, what are you keeping an eye on? a good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and leftover marine clouds. if you want to call it that with fog clouds a little bit that we're seeing in some spots. but on balance, it's mostly sunny today. yeah. and temperatures a bit reduced its probably the coldest day there. we're going to see in the week. that's coming up. another heat by coming our way. >> half moon bay to see some broken clouds here a little bit there that says that marine layer that tends to cover the coast a little bit there. lot of 60's in the east bay 50's up north. 59 going on

for half moon bay and 65 for san jose. onshore winds firmly in place and no real interruption. mine early you might see up north with a brief pop-up offshore winds and these passing systems off the pacific. they're going to stay up there for the most part. there is an low developing midweek. it doesn't appear to be timed out enough right now to interrupt our heat spike coming our way. but still it's nice to have it out there and will help and it ultimately 74 at high noon by 3. we're talking about 80 in reduced temperatures expect for today in a minute. but 4 zone forecast will walk through that longer-range deal here about the heat spike developing and then subsequently crashing. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> back to our top story this morning. forty-niners first-round draft pick ricky pearsall is recovering in the hospital after being shot in san francisco. here's all is in serious but stable condition. the forty-niners say after being shot during an attempted robbery near union square. police say a 17 year-old suspect tried to rob

pearsall gunpoint on geary and market streets. bystanders watched as investigators comb the scene looking for evidence. >> i just came around the corner early play it's on all taped off looks like it dawns on sidewalk up there. >> police officers taking pictures it. so. >> district attorney brooke jenkins says her office expects to make a charging decision sometime next week. and those charges will be filed in juvenile court. a man accused of stealing a car and causing an accident on i-80, friday night has been arrested and jailed. it happened in san pablo near the el portal drive exit citizen app. video shows at least 3 cars engulfed in flames after crashing into the center divide friday night. police say the suspect sped past a traffic stop and then crashed while driving in the wrong direction. he faces charges including car theft. petaluma police are looking for 2 people who tried to break into a home on sage way friday afternoon. police say

the suspects smashed one of the windows of the home and ran off when officers arrived. investigators are hoping for leads from the public. and a dramatic day at the state capitol as lawmakers advanced hundreds of bills to the governor's desk ahead of a midnight deadline. but a lot of attention was focused on to reparations bills that never came up for a vote. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> well, demonstrators came here to the capitol to demand lawmakers take up a pair of specific preparations, bills for a vote. but in the end, that to not actions running high inside the state capitol. more than 30 demonstrators gathering in the rotunda to call on lawmakers to take up in advance to bill to the governor's desk. >> specifically involving reparations for descendants of enslaved black americans. the first bill would create will be known as the california american seamen affairs agency in charge of overseeing the

reparations process in california. the second bill would fund reparation related policies approved by the legislature and governor gardena democratic senator steven bradford, author both bills and wants to see them advance. they do not come up for a vote by the legislative deadline just before midnight on saturday. they'll be debt for the rest of the year. we're at the finish and i think we as a black caucus or to the descendants child slavery, we owe it to block california into black americans move this legislation forward and get to the governor's deaths. but the newsom administration want to bradford to make changes to trim the bill. >> into a cow state university related study of the reparations process. >> the newsom administration also called for bradford's bill to further look into who could be eligible for reparations payments for his part, bradford said he rejected both proposed amendments, noting the california reparations task force that met over the last 2 years already did with the newsom administration asked for we want to move the bill ford has it. but the majority

of members in the california legislative black caucus that will not be happening. they say they were not told about the proposed amendments until the last minute and added the bills need work. quote, the caucus was unable to participate in the legislative process collectively and only recently became aware of the concerns and issues with the bills demonstrators at the capitol furious upon hearing the bills will not advance these bills foundational to rebel repertory justice here in the state of california. the caucus must bring these bill to the floor today for us is betrayal. all black americans in california greenies danville's bring the bills we deserve a vote at least that the lease and weeks. >> we see even be here right now. is crazy that we got to be to make all people locally owned and is crazy. >> and to be clear, several other reparations bills did pass this year, including one calling for the state of california to issue a formal

apology letter to descendants of enslaved black americans. as for the 2 reparations bills are seeing a lot of attention here on this final day of the legislative session. well, they will likely be amended and reintroduced next year reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> and happening right now, chp officers are out in force across the state, keeping an eye out for drivers under the influence, speeding or not wearing seat belts. reporters at the join chp for a ride along. >> officer bryan danielson is a 17 year veteran of the chp now working for the yuba sutter region. tonight, the chp launching a statewide enforcement effort to keep the public safe on the road as labor day weekend kicks off and the sacramento region also known as the valley division has enhanced focus on highway 70. >> and highway 99. so we're out there writing a lot of a primary clinton factor. >> tickets so like speed, unsafe lane changes were going

after aggressive drivers. a lot dui drivers, people not wearing their seat belts, you know, safety things and just going out there and trying to make the roads a little bit safer for everybody that's going out and enjoying the the labor day holiday. this guy right here, we're going to stop. >> throughout the fox 40 right along officer danielson pulled over 3 drivers, too, for driving in the center divider, crossing the double yellow lines to get into a left turn lane. so i stopped you because you're passing in that center. turn lane tickets for both of those violations. i need you to sign in the at the red x. but after pulling over a driver who danielson says his steering wheel while driving at a high rate of speed he made sure the driver wasn't driving under the influence and the officer let him go. there's decent people out there and is it is not even the decent people is just like. >> sometimes don't feel like writing a ticket, you know, but i want to make sure that they're not drunk were impaired. so there's a violation that's there. there's there's a reason to pull him over. i pull him over and i just want to make sure

that they're ok to drive. >> during last year's labor day, max inforcement period, chp officers made 1064 arrests for driving under the influence and 38 people were killed in crashes throughout the state officer. daniel, since as tickets aren't fun for anyone. but the goal is safety. >> and change behavior. a lot of people have the misconception that were out there generating revenue, but it's it's really trying to change behavior of the people who are causing the crashes. >> if you're hitting the road this weekend, here's a look at the best and worst times to travel. if you are leaving today, you probably want to leave pretty soon. you don't want to be stuck on the roads between 02:00pm and 08:00pm and then tomorrow try to leave before 10:00am she can't do that. 08:00pm. chp officers arrested more than 800 people oakland since february. that's according to governor newsom's office. the state than 120 officers to oakland back in february. the governor says officers also recovered more than 1600 stolen vehicles and

80 illegal guns. the operation focuses on traffic safety, auto retail in cargo thefts. transit month kicks off this week in the bay area in an effort to get more people to use public transportation. there will be events including contests and prizes. the map shows where some of those events are set to happen. as you can see there, september is also rail safety month. bart host a free fashion show with clothes made from its recently retired paper tickets. the show features work from design students across the bay area. it will be runway models, judges and a live dj. it's scheduled for september 14th in the parking lot at rockridge station from one to 03:00pm. happening today. people ages 18 and under can take caltrain one way for just a dollar. the agency wants to attract more young riders and get more cars off the road. youth all-zone day passes will be available on caltrain mobile and ticket vending machines. yelp is

filing a lawsuit against google accusing the tech giant of violating antitrust law in local search and advertising market yelp suit alleges google used its monopoly in search engine services to promote its own reviews over those of competitors. the suit also claims google took yelp data and used it for its own search purposes. you'll alps. damage claims are unspecified. earlier this month, a federal judge ruled google committed illegal practices to preserve its search monopoly. allstate. one of california's largest insurers is set to raise rates by an average of 34% after approval from state regulators. company filings reviewed by bloomberg show the rate hike would impact more than 350,000 policyholders statewide come november. some customers face premium increases of up to 650%. some companies, including allstate, stopped accepting new property insurance applications last year. >> taking a break from the heat as temperatures inland start to reach into the lower

80's. all have a look at your 4 zone forecast and the extended we come back even here.

>> all right. welcome back. a 42 this morning live look outside at gorgeous view out there. i believe from our mount tam camera day. >> that's what appears to be a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. that has a nice shot. we're off to a good start. going to see a lot of sunshine for today. we're not going to pay the price with

heat, spike action least not yet. and there are some scattered clouds making their appearance and hear why we kept that in the forecast. just these marine layer clouds here just a bit there you can see the sunshine filling up the east bay shoreline. if you're headed up to tahoe, the forecast calls for that climb as well. back to the business of the 80's by the middle of the week. so it is short sleeve shirt weather. probably a lot of folks that going up. there was already up there, though, coming back to the heat's bike here in bay area as we get to early next week, mid to lower 60's, you can see lighting up the east bay shoreline for now 50 still holding on up north 65 san jose and 60. meanwhile, 4 san francisco, so longer-range, what happens? well, that low was nice to have around gave us a little break and everything. but by wednesday, this high builds its not the ideal spot with a nice big bubble right overhead that we've seen a lot this summer. so it's not perfect. no complaints, of course. but the other issues to watch this pesky little low here little late. it is to break the back of this heat spike. but hey, glad to come by thursday.

question is the placement of these guys is what's going to drive everything. in other words of this high goes a little north that's going to change our heat spike a little bit more severe. it looks like but plan on seeing 100 plus for some of those far east bay reaches, particularly by wednesday, going forward. then it breaks nice cooler air aloft and a nice flow pattern here. this may potentially bring a stray shower getting to the latter portion of the week. we're so close to the ocean like that. that's always possibility. you could see up in the mountains to going on. and although that's not really the monsoon all coming in, that's coming in from the southwest as you'll notice 4 zone forecast coming in this sunday. we're at 69 for san francisco. most coastal readings in the mid 60's cool that way. but however, warming up later this week, though, 73 going on for burning getting 76 for foster city. 78 for palo alto in the south bay. we've got 80's going on already about 85 for morgan hill. way to los gatos east bay shoreline in the mid 70's. and we got 83 for livermore

looking at about an 82 for walnut creek, 83 for concord, 69 berkeley with 69 82 for fairfield. 77, napa in santa rosa at around. 82 again, the big heat spike coming in here for wednesday tuesday and also into thursday. they're backing off in the next week. might have that some cloud puffs on there and maybe a couple raindrops as well, depending on how this low kind of filters out. so these 2 players, how they play and get is going to kind of determine everything for us. but it looks like when it middle the weeks be hot again. yes, ok? so we're stay indoors. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, see pump and hopefully is working. well, wondered september. isn't this a falmouth? it's delayed. but not pumpkin spice season officially in full swing. it is though. yeah, that's good stuff of get myself thanks a lot to. >> well, the a's might be bidding farewell to oakland, but baseball fans are turning their sights to another team. >> and they're banking on it to be a big success. the

oakland follows just opened ownership to the public last week. and since then, the team has raised 1 million dollars in investments from over 1600 fans. so far. joining us live now to discuss is paul friedman, ceo of the oakland dollars. good morning to you. good morning. well, first of all, congratulations on this huge milestone. i mean, how does it feel to see this kind of enthusiasm from people? what fantastic. there's actually update. >> we've actually hit our goal of 1.0, 2, 3, 5 million. >> in 9 days. so a overwhelming. we're honored to have so many people want to be part of this one to part of an ownership. we're just really excited. >> o congratulations. that is huge. out of curiosity. why was it so important to you that you involve the fans in this way, which really does challenge the traditional ownership structure. >> right. well, from the beginning, we felt like, you know, the fans are the center of baseball team. mean, what is it about sports that makes it so magical? it's that energy you get from the fans. so from the beginning, we believe that fans should be part of what we're doing. we

wanted them to be owners. it took a little while to figure out, you know how to do it. i had to involve them in. so we're excited to do it. i think we've gone further than any team that we know of has in sports. he's we're giving fans an opportunity owners but also to be involved decision-making. we're going fan elected to our board of directors. we're going involve fans in key decision-making like can we move the team? can we change the logo? so we really wanted fans to be the center of what we're doing from the beginning. and now we're, you know, aligning their interests in making them part of the ownership group. >> all right. so you mentioned that you've officially met that. that investment goal there, but can. so it's anybody watching right now if they're interested in shipping in, can they still do that? >> well, it is too late to be involved in this round. but if you're interested, you can go to invest oakland dollars dot com, you know, learn more. but your name down based on the level interest. we're definitely exploring the opportunity for more fan ownership. so if folks are interested, you know, go there, put your name down. and if we open up more fan opportunity for ownership in the beginning, you'll first in

line to know about it. >> got all right. good to know. paul, you had a ballers fan appreciation day on saturday. yes, in rome and a parka. tell us how that went and what it was it like to interact with the fans out there. >> well, its great appreciate the fans. we gave lot of march a that that was fun. we also get something, you know, fairly unique, which is we did a fan controlled game return. some of the decision-making starting pitcher was who should come in relief. some other key aspect of the game over to fans. it was very exciting. we lost. so, you know, manager's job is safe for a little bit while, but it's something that we're gonna try to do again, you know. but as i this is all about the fans the purpose of studying team was to give oakland fans baseball. if they want to baseball. and so we're going to continue to look to explore ways to involve fans, whether that's, you know, decision-making on the field with that ownership. you know, this our youth, though, says that fans of the heart of a baseball team. >> absolutely. now oakland, of course, is seeing so much

movement in the sport space, from the warriors to the raiders to so how hopeful are you for the future of sports in oakland and what is your message to baseball fans this morning? >> message baseball fans is that baseball is going to stay in oakland for as long as people from oakland want to go to oakland want there to be baseball and all the things that baseball has ever been. you know, connection to to youa your family, you know, connection your community, all those things that baseball provides for kickingcunity. we'll stay in oakland as long as as we wanted to stay in oakland. and i'd also say that, you know, can spoke. sports are strong. you know, we have we have a the ball is we have the roots. we have the falcons. we have the spiders. a different kind of sports now. it's a community-driven sports is kind of sports that doesn't have walls between fans the players. different than it was before, but it's still here. it's still strong and can still be part of it. >> all right. paul friedman, ceo of the oakland dollars, congratulations again on hitting that big investment milestone and we look forward

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more on loans this year than in 2023. it's a trend not coming cheap for the parents and many of the kids participating say that smelling good simply gives them a great boost. incompetence. for your weekend place reveals apple hill festival opens for the long holiday. people can enjoy fresh cider. big treats and check out wineries working to welcome people for the start of the apple season. hours vary depending on the farm and location. some 50 small farms and elder read el dorado county are participating this year. still ahead on the next hour of the proper morning news, alameda county prosecutors dropped charges against a man accused of murdering an oakland police officer. >> plus, a bay area man among the 6 hostages found dead this week in gaza. and we continue to follow the latest developments coming out of the shooting of forty-niners player ricky pearsall in san francisco. the 4 morning news continues with those stories and more. stay with us.

>> we hope that people who think that they can come to san francisco and commit these acts understand that they will be held to account. >> now on the kron 4 morning news forty-niners first-round draft pick. ricky pearsall is recovering in the hospital after being shot in san francisco. plus, new details

about the bay area man killed in the gaza strip while being held hostage by hamas. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining here. joining us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday september. the first. let's continue our news coverage with a look at the weather with dave sphar today. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. in off to a great start as the skies open up pretty quickly today. we have just a little bit the way of some scattered clouds around the bay, but >> with all the sunshine, we're not going to pay the price. however, with the heat today, we're taking breather from all of that as temperatures backtrack a little bit. here's the golden gate bridge back to the blue skies that we had from before a little bit of an onshore wind already checking in. as you can see there. so it's going to be pretty sweet sunday for, you know, intrusion. we can see upstream. in fact, there are a couple players in the pacific that will play out for the week ahead. heat spike included onshore winds. you can see in place firmly a little bit of an uptick on

those winds. you get inland heating that typically drives all of that. there is an offshore wind notice a little bit developing, maybe sunday night into monday. just a touch as the positions of our systems take hold 60's cover a lot of the east bay 50's up north. a 66 meanwhile for san jose and this gives you a contrast up pretty close to yesterday's numbers. give or take a degree in each side. so the breakdown today's with all the sunshine 78 at 1 o'clock at 4 about 80, probably a good working theories to say low lower 80's for a lot of those inland spots. however, that will be replaced with 100 plus by the middle of the weekend. we're going to coming up in a bit. we'll be talking about the breakdown of this forecast. yeah, a bit. stuffy. >> all right, dave, thank you. forty-niners player ricky pearsall is recovering in the hospital this morning after getting shot during an attempted robbery in san francisco kron gayle ong reports. >> just after 3.30, saturday afternoon, they're just go. police responding to a shooting in the area of gary and grand avenue in union

square. the victim forty-niners rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall word quickly spreading to football fans like stephen gardner just came around the corner early play >> sot all taped off looks like it dawns on sidewalk up there. police officers taking pictures it. so. >> bystanders watched as investigators combed the scene for evidence leading up to the shooting. >> he was walking along when a suspect approached him and attempt to commit to commit an armed robbery using a got a struggle between mr. pearce, all in the suspect ensue and the suspect's gun. gunfire from the suspect. skies truck both mr. pearsall and the subject. francisco police chief bill scott says pearsall was shot in the chest. the suspect a 17 year-old boy from tracy was arrested after trying to run away from the scene. >> pearsall and the suspect were taken to the hospital. mayor london breed crediting the officers. quick response. >> their work ensures that people know that if they come

to san francisco to commit crimes, they will be arrested. everyone says san francisco is like going down. it's sketchy, but there's a lot of people out here. awesome and i love the city. and, you know >> come together and, know. rally around here show and, you know, hopefully stuff like this happen again. >> and that was kron four's gayle ong reporting for us this morning. district attorney brooke jenkins says her office expects to make a charging decision sometime next week. and those charges will be filed in juvenile court. community. reaction to the shooting continues to pour in this morning. the forty-niners releasing this statement that reads that pearsall sustained a bullet wound to his chest and is in serious but stable condition. we ask that you please respect his privacy at this time. our thoughts and prayers are with ricky and the entire pearsall family. and forty-niners star player deebo saying more tweeting reaction of his own saying, quote, he referring to pearsall. he's good. thank

god. even as a rookie pearsall was expected to make a significant impact with the forty-niners this season. he was drafted by the niners out of florida with the 31st pick in the 2024. nfl draft during training camp. you face some injury setbacks. he was unable to play at all 3 preseason games before the shooting saturday. pearsall had been signing autographs at the cow palace. and we're working learn more about a plane crash in the north bay. this photo was sent to us by a viewer in novato. the ntsb confirmed a crash happened in it. that plane went into a hangar just before 4 saturday afternoon shortly after takeoff. the family of a brooklyn man confirmed he was killed in the gaza strip while being held hostage by hamas. 23 year-old israeli-american hersh goldberg-polin was among the hostages seized by militants at a music festival in southern israel. october 7th. he lost part of his arm in an and in the attack in april,

goldberg-polin was shown speaking under duress and hamas video just 2 days ago his parents attended a rally in israel holding out hope that he come home. >> it's my mom. >> it's the day 28. >> we're all here. all the families of the remaining 107 hostages. we are working day and night. and we will never stop. >> on saturday, biden spoke with reporters after the israeli military found bodies in gaza. >> i would have for that's been in contact really? it's covered bodies. for him. it's

just >> israel has said it believes that 108 hostages are still being held in gaza and about one-third of them are dead. oakland police say a man was attacked and killed by a group of people on webster street friday morning. officers say the victim died at the scene and had been beaten to death. no arrests made yet. the man has not publicly been identified. charges have been dropped against a man accused of murdering oakland police officer to one lane. lee was killed in the line of duty in january. kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> da pamela price held media availability today on another court case. but all questions center way. we're about the case against marquese cooper who is no longer being charged in connection to the death of officer officer 20 lay was memorialized earlier this year by the oakland police

department. >> after he was shot and killed in the line of duty. these 4 men were eventually charged in connection to his murder. but on wednesday, alameda county district attorney pamela price is office dismissed the charges for marquese cooper. so he was facing burglary charges. >> those charges were dismissed today without prejudice and investigation of his role and his conduct is continuing. da price says that the charges against cooper were lesson for murder charges to burglary charges earlier this month. >> before being completely dismissed wednesday, a change that is being met with criticism of the police officers union saying, quote, the oakland police officers association is concerned by the office of district attorney pamela price and its decision to drop all charges against suspect marquese cooper who was involved in the murder of our fellow officer twan lay perpetrators of violent crimes must face consequences. otherwise it sends a dangerous message that undermines public safety and emboldens those who threaten the peace and security of our neighborhoods. we look forward

with anticipation to the da's next step in the process of seeking justice. da price says that the other 3 men are still facing murder charges and that new evidence against them was discovered during a preliminary hearing. those 3 defendants who are now being prosecuted. we're well aware that officer may was a police officer there for. >> giving us the foundation to charge them with special circumstances for the murder of a police officer. according to da price, the 3 men being charged with murder. >> face the possibility of life in prison without parole. if found guilty. reporting in oakland, i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> a new aarp report shows millions of medicare recipients will save money on their prescription drugs starting next year. our washington correspondent jessi tenure explains. >> after her cancer diagnosis, drugs that could save her life. >> i must have a heart attack when they saw the first co

pay. devito says she paid more than $800 per month for her leukemia drugs. >> but still felt like one of the lucky ones which are people too, who can't afford sadly, many of them probably don't survive. aarp says millions of older americans will soon have better access to certain drugs. new $2000 out of pocket cap per year for medicare part d plan enrollees begins in january. no senior should have to forgo the medication they need because they simply can't afford it. lee purvis with the aarp public policy institute says more than a million enrollees who reached the cap will save at least $1000 per year. >> and purpose expects that to increase over time. that's a really meaningful protection for people. the new $2000 cap is the law. it's part of the 2022 inflation reduction act but not everyone is happy about it. a group of drugmakers known as pharma argues the law will mean fewer insurance plans to choose from than higher premiums for patients along with slowing

the development of new medications, pharma, president and ceo steve google said in a statement the new cap is a bad deal being forced on american patients. higher costs. more frustrating insurance denials and fewer treatments and cures for our loved ones in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> 4 is your local election headquarters and former president donald trump says he'll vote against florida's abortion rights measure. that decision coming a day after he said he'd favor expanding abortion access in the state. reporter mills hayes has the latest. >> we want to produce babies in this country, right? we want to produce abortion and ivf treatments now at the forefront of the 2024 race in florida where republican presidential nominee donald trump lives. there's a six-week abortion ban in place with exceptions for rape and incest. but there's an amendment on the ballot that would protect abortion rights come to 2024 election. trump on thursday suggesting that he would vote in favor of the amendment. i think the six-week is too short.

>> has to be more time. and so that's and told them that i want more weeks. so you'll vote in favor of the voting that i am going to be voting, that we need more than 6 weeks. just a day later in a separate interview, trump backtracked saying that he would be voting no using ad bone gop talking point about widely available abortions in the 9th month as his reason, according to cdc data, only one percent of abortions in 2021. happened at or after 21 weeks. so it is rare for abortions to occur after 5 months. the latest polling shows that voters trust democratic presidential nominee. >> kamala harris moore on abortion than they do. trump. also on friday, trump leaned into culture war issues at an event held by the conservative moms for liberty group in dc. you can't goes to school. >> and come home a few days later with an operation to school decides what's going to happen with your child? and, you know, many of these shows

15 years later say what the happened? who did this to me? >> and that was mills. hayes reporting for us. meantime, vice president kamala harris is set to travel to detroit for a campaign event on labor day. her running mate tim walz, delivers a speech in wisconsin. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. how a police dog helped make a huge drug bust. and are you crazy for puzzles? are demuro taps into some fun apps available now your device. >> taking a break from the heat. it looks like for today at least we'll be seeing some lower 80's going on well inland. however, it's coming inland. however, it's coming back the middle of

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>> welcome back live. you coming in from walnut creek course that inland sunshine already bathe in the area here without the oppressive heat that we've experience from before. and that yet is coming back middle of next good morning, everybody. and live shot coming of the golden gate bridge while we're at it, blue skies here. we did see some passing marine layer clouds there. no biggie. and we're all cleared out looking pretty good as we get into the day. 67 this hour in antioch, a lot of 60's in the east bay still holding on to 55 up there to santa rosa with 66 san jose and 61 for san francisco. futurecast for whatever marine layer we have should mix out maybe a little problem areas along the coast or might have share that with some scattered clouds, hardly anything happening in the mountains. there's hardly any month soon. that's been going on back again tomorrow morning. maybe some coastal drizzle and maybe but that all clears out for the afternoon. little addendum here is mentioning a little pop of some onshore. winds are

skewed the offshore winds ever. so briefly, maybe perhaps by monday night or so as the situation becomes more position here for us. few bay clouds going on, mostly sunny, nice. lower 80's happening in london this week. we're warming quickly and then 100 plus by the middle of the week. we've been watching the 2 systems here that are kind of driving everything and this low, this developing off to the coast little bit slower than it looked like before their go. we're on tap for that heat spike middle of the week. a few late week clouds reflect in the low when it gets act together here and not so hot, 90 ish as we approach into the weekend. today's forecast, 69 san francisco morning clouds and all of that as we're going to see oakland as well. 72 there, san jose coming in at about 80 with mostly sunny and nice. you can expect to look at the color is a shuns we have for a temperature map. it's pretty sweet in it. but we got it. got the oranges pushed all the way almost to the sacramento valley. they're a little bit. meanwhile, on the east bay shoreline, greens and yellows, as we see up north and along

the coast looking pretty sweet at that 80 san jose. 69 san francisco. 64 going on for half moon bay. look pretty clear. last time we checked out there that way. but looking up and up as we get into next week is when these numbers will be replaced by a jump of 15 degrees or so as we get by wednesday or so. looking ahead as suppose start to clear out here. nicely. and the game plan calls for 85 for your monday. 99. it looks like by tuesday. so we see the heat spike on tap to get here in the days to watch again tuesday, wednesday and thursday. for those numbers are going to be right there at about 100 a little bit later on in the forecast on got kind of getting into this here a little bit as we wait for these elements to come together. we have a low already developing out to sea and all that. and yesterday it looked like it was going to be perfect to kind of chip away at this heat spike. well, that's all pipe looks like that's not coming together. but it looks like by next weekend could be walking right

on top of us, providing a break in the heat spike into next weekend. like were timing. all of this perfectly. so we'll see an end come to that and temperatures will start their retreat as we get into next weekend. but make no mistake about going to be warming up as we get into this next week there. so enjoy your sunday. pretty much wall-to-wall sunshine, except some coastal clouds to make note of and looking good as we get into monday, maybe just some scattered clouds along with the ride. for all of that, too. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thanks so much. great information there. and if you're looking for something interactive and fun for the whole family today, you can roar into the labor day weekend for a special event at the tech interactive in san jose there t rex takeover continues today and runs through monday. and earlier today i spoke with doctor tyler liason, a paleontologist who was involved with all of this. good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. of clearly yehr with a different museum here. so how did you get looped into all of this?

>> yeah, so i'm the lead scientists in this wonderful film cohn. she racks and this is a film will be playing throughout the day today and tomorrow at the tech interactive museum. and it's this wonderful imax film about just one of the coolest discoveries have ever had the privilege of being a part of and that is about, you know, the most iconic dinosaur ever achieved rex. but then it's also about this discovery made by these kids at 10 11 year-old who are out with their father and bound beachy rex skeleton. wow. that is super super cool. so. >> you know, of course we are now playing some video of the exhibit itself see people being greeted by. >> a giant to wrecks at the door. really fun from sure. for the whole family. so walk us through the film and some of the other fun activities that people can participate in at the tech interactive in san jose.

>> yeah, i had the privilege of not doing at museum all afternoon and i have to say there were a lot of dinosaur enthusiast there building, know, t rex killed these phone blocks, there were dinosaurs and go bombshell i could see that the kids are having a lot of fun with that. there's a dinosaur more intel. and then, of course, i think one of the highlights is the fact that this film will be playing throughout the day in the film really is special. i mean, i've been a part of a number of a bill in the in the past, but this one is special because the film crew giant screen films was with us. from the moment we have allies. doing it. t rex to big black hawk helicopter extraction of the 6,000 pound beast. so all of those emotions, whelan was i just it's just a real authentic film. and it's one

that really proud to be a part its fantastic. and also tell us to a bit about the. >> this is an original. >> new film production as well. walk us through how you know your involvement really helped contribute to sort of the factual accuracy around the this discovery and the storytelling in this film as well. >> yeah, this film really is. it's cutting i mean, it includes just the latest and greatest science about readiness. there are threats. it also causes kind about the history of trends are threats and how it goes. you know, our thought of it being a teal dragging monster to know that they do that if you're next, may have had feathers. the film addresses what may have been doing with its with its little through this film i think really is, is it's it's amazing. and it includes some of the best cgi i've ever seen so far. you know image is i think, really, really cool.

and then i became part of the film simply, you know, it was just really one of the people that do does a lot of fuel in that help creek formation where rex is found and the producer kind of called beyond the blue one day year ago and sent, hey, we're doing this film and rex, do you have a new dinosaur digs that we could be a part of income and feel? and i said, hey, i absolutely do. i don't have a team next at the time. i didn't think i had rex skeleton. said i have dinosaur dig made for dinosaur that was found by these 3 kids just and liam and their cousin kate. and so that's why they were out, you know, again, from the moment realized that we were doing it, rex, they were there and captured all of that raw emotion, which is in the film rex. it's playing at the tech interactive museum all day today and all tomorrow. and

then we'll be playing different kind of there. today will be playing, you throughout the next few months. alright, i think really fantastic. it sounds like a wonderful educational opportunity for the whole family. >> and do you recommend that people book their tickets in advance for this sort of thing to they should they make reservations? >> i would recommend folks go on and look at the website, the tech interactive dot org and i can see the full to rex takeover and folks can get all of the information from that website. i think that folks who should just come to the museum and check it out. like i said, i was there all day yesterday. i had an absolute blast. and again, there are a lot of very enthusiastic fans in there, which is really great to love that in about the last 30 seconds we have left here since you are to your ex expert. you mention. >> you to rex may have had feathers. he has these little arms like.

>> could you possibly explain to us some theories as to why t rex was that way? had those features? >> yeah. and also john treonna's arthrex closely related to modern birds. and so this is something that really born out. you know, in the last several decades where we realize that, you know, some of the things that much more bird lake, then we thought, including having betters. and so it's been kind to be whether or not she rex, given it's a giant size, actually had others. but we know that cousins of trend of rex that lived in china. those have been found with with full on feathers. i mean, our dft next has really changed over the last 10, 20 years. all right. fascinating. so people can certainly learn more by checking out the film and the 2 reks exhibit to rex takeover. >> at the tech interactive in san jose this weekend. i thank you so much to doctor tyler

liason appeal, intelligence with denver museum of nature and science. we appreciate your time. >> yeah, thank you. appreciate it. >> we'll be rig is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable comcast business internet

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kron 4 morning news forty-niners player ricky pearsall recovering in the hospital after an attempted robbery. and with millions expected to hit the roads this labor day weekend, chp are keeping a close eye out for bad behavior. i-29 this morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's continue our coverage this morning with a look at the forecast with dave sphar. hey dave, how's it looking out good morning, stephanie. good morning, this is a pretty nice day today. probably your best day of the holiday weekend. we cooled off a little bit. keep that sunshine flow in. >> enjoy the day. anyway. you

can because it's probably again going to be the best one to be outdoors. a little warmer tomorrow. but we really turn the heat up midweek. look at this half moon bay was overcast skies with some broken clouds will call it. >> a few hours ago now all opened up nicely. so the beaches are looking up. that will be the same case for tomorrow. meanwhile, your temperatures, concord stake in the hour off but mid 60's you can see lighting up the east bay shoreline and only a 69 for antioch, probably pop and 70 next hour. 55 up to santa rosa. still and 62 for san francisco. our winds remain on shore and they will for the next 48 hour time period. a little bit of a slight offshore pop temporarily. not too concerning as we get into early into the week. that's just the repositioning of our major players. can't really make anything out here. the only thing to point out here is one the monsoon. this is a% still the peak season of it. it's in the rockies a little bit. not doing a lot as that high pressure kind of goes westerly to get on the right spot for our heat spike and the low develops out to sea. that will break that timing of

all of that is what's going to determine our forecast next week. a 78 1 o'clock at 4 o'clock about 80 with a lot of readings in the east bay over the east bay hills in the lower 80's and a little bit up north, too. coming up a little bit here will have not only the 4 zone forecast but walk through that extended for you and what it all looks like. 70. >> all right, dave, thank you. back to our top story this morning. forty-niners first-round draft pick. ricky pearsall is recovering in the hospital after bein% shot in san francisco. here's all is in serious but stable condition after being shot during an attempted robbery near union square. police say a 17 year-old suspect tried to rob pearsall gunpoint on geary and market streets. bystanders watched as investigators combed the scene looking for evidence. >> i just came around the corner early wake and >> it's on all taped off looks like it dawns on sidewalk up there. police officers taking pictures it. so. >> district attorney brooke jenkins says her office expects to make a charging decision sometime next week. charges will be filed in juvenile court. and a man

accused of stealing a car and causing an accident on i-80 friday night has been arrested and jailed. it happened in san pablo near the el portal. el portal drive exit citizen app. video shows at least 3 cars engulfed in flames. as you can see right there after crashing into the center divide on friday night. police say the suspect sped past a traffic stop and then crashed while driving in the wrong direction. he faces charges, including car theft. and a little police are looking for 2 people who tried to break into a home on sage way friday afternoon. police say the suspects smashed one of the windows of the home and ran off when officers arrived. investigators are hoping for leads from the public. and a dramatic day at the state capitol as lawmakers advanced hundreds of bills to the governor's desk ahead of a midnight deadline. but a lot of attention was focused on to reparations bills that never came up for a vote. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> well, demonstrators came

here to the capitol to demand lawmakers take up a pair of specific preparations, bills for a vote. but in the end, that to not succeed. >> actions running high inside the state capitol. more than 30 demonstrators gathering in the rotunda to call on lawmakers to take up in advance to bill to the governor's desk specifically involving reparations for descendants of enslaved black americans. >> the first bill would create will be known as the california american seamen affairs agency in charge of overseeing the reparations process in california. the second bill would fund reparation related policies approved by the legislature. >> and governor gardena democratic senator steven bradford authored both bills and wants to see them advance. if they do not come up for a vote by the legislative deadline just before midnight on saturday, they'll be debt for the rest of the year. >> we're at the finish and i think we as a black caucus or

to the descendants child slavery, we owe it to block california black americans to move this legislation forward and get to the governor's desk. but the newsom administration want to bradford to make changes to trim the bill into a cow state university related study of the reparations process. >> the newsom administration also called for bradford's bill to further look into who could be eligible for reparations payments for his part, bradford said he rejected both proposed amendments, noting the california reparations task force that met over the last 2 years already did with the newsom administration asked for we want to move the bill if ford has it. but the majority of members in the california legislative black caucus said that will not be happening. they say they were not told about the proposed amendments until the last minute and added the bills need work. quote, the caucus was unable to participate in the legislative process collectively and only recently became aware of the concerns and issues with the bills demonstrators at the capitol furious upon hearing the bills

will not advance these bills foundational to rebel repertory justice here in the state of california. the caucus must bring these bill to the floor today for us is betrayal. all black americans in california brings them bills up. >> and bring the bills we deserve a vote, at least at the least and weeks. we see even be here right now. is crazy that we got to be to make all people locally owned and its crazy. >> and to be clear, several other reparations bills did pass this year, including one calling for the state of california to issue a formal apology letter to descendants of enslaved black americans. as for the 2 reparations bill is receiving a lot of attention here on this final day of the legislative session. well, they will likely be amended and reintroduced next year reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> happening now, chp officers are out in force across our state, keeping an eye out for drivers under the influence, speeding or not wearing seat

belts. reporter zach boetto join chp for a ride along. >> officer bryan danielson is a 17 year veteran of the chp now working for the yuba sutter region. tonight, the chp launching a statewide enforcement effort to keep the public safe on the road as labor day weekend kicks off and the sacramento region also known as the valley division has enhanced focus on highway 70. >> and highway 99. so we're out there writing a lot of a primary clinton factor. >> tickets so like speed, unsafe lane changes were going after aggressive drivers. a lot dui drivers, people not wearing their seat belts, you know, safety things and just going out there and trying to make the roads a little bit safer for everybody that's going out and enjoying the the labor day holiday. this guy right here, we're going to stop. >> throughout the fox 40 right along officer danielson pulled over 3 drivers, too, for driving in the center divider, crossing the double yellow

lines to get into a left. turn lane or stop you because you're passing in that center. turn lane tickets for both of those violations. i need you to sign in the at the red x. but after pulling over a driver who danielson says his steering wheel while driving at a high rate of speed he made sure the driver wasn't driving under the influence and the officer let him go. there's decent people out there and is it is not even the defent people is just like. >> sometimes don't feel like writing a ticket, you know, but i want to make sure that they're not drunk impaired. so there's a violation that's there. there's there's a reason to pull him over. i pull him over and i just want to make sure that they're ok to drive. >> during last year's labor day, max inforcement period, chp officers made 1064 arrests for driving under the influence and 38 people were killed in crashes throughout the state officer. daniel, since as tickets aren't fun for anyone. but the goal is safety. >> and change behavior. a lot of people have the misconception that were out there generating revenue, but it's it's really trying to

change behavior of the people who are causing the crashes. >> if you're hitting the road this weekend, here's a look at the best and worst times to travel. if you're leaving today, leave now. you don't want to be stuck on the roads between 02:00pm and 08:00pm and then tomorrow try to leave before 10:00am. if you can't do that, 08:00pm. chp officers arrested more than 800 people in oakland since february. that's according to governor gavin newsom's office. the state to pull in more than 120 officers to oakland back in february. the governor says officers also recovered more than 1600 stolen vehicles and 80 illegal guns. the operation focuses on traffic safety, auto, retail and cargo thefts. and transit month kicks off this week in the bay area in an effort to get more people to use public transportation. there will be events including contests and prizes. this map shows some of where shows this map shows where some of those events are set to happen as september is also rail safety month. a reminder on that. and

bart host a free fashion show with clothes made from that recently, retired paper tickets. the show features work from design students across the bay area. it will be runway models, judges and a live dj. it's scheduled for september 14th in the parking lot at rockridge station from one to 03:00pm. and happening today, people 18 and under can take caltrain one way for just a dollar. the agency wants to attract more young riders and get more cars off the road. you'd also day passes will be available on caltrain mobile and ticket vending machines. yelp is filing a lawsuit against google accusing the tech giant of violating antitrust law in local search and advertising market yelp suit alleges google used its monopoly in search engine services to promote its own reviews over those of its competitors. the suit also claims google took yelp data and used it for its own search purposes. the alps damage claims are unspecified. earlier this month, a federal judge ruled google committed illegal practices to preserve

its search monopoly. all state, one of california's largest insurers is set to raise rates by an average of 34% after approval from state regulators. company filings reviewed by bloomberg show the rate hike would impact more than 350,000 policyholders statewide come november. some customers face premium increases of up to 650%. some companies, including allstate, stopped accepting new property insurance applications last year. coming up on the kron 4 morning news and east bay. stuart, turning to tiktok to try and stop shoplifters. >> is the social media strategy working? >> carol, kind of tiktok dance. you do. you're not going to stop the heat's by coming this way. middle of the week is what we're talking about. in the meantime, enjoy easter rising. these temps fear sunday, coupled with lots of sunshine, putting that together back in a bit. the kron 4 morning news.

>> welcome back. 9.43. this morning live look outside of the city of san francisco. this labor day weekend. people waking up to some nice weather there today. it's and we just waking up to stephanie. it's going to be all day long. it's going to be great. lots of sunshine and not too bad with those temperatures is kind like the sunshine in the summer. >> without the heat, guilt or something or other. we will be getting that. good morning, everybody. good morning, stephanie. east bay shoreline, all lit up nicely. blue skies, blue bay, 2 thumbs up. we're taking care of most that marine layer for the most part, the one that you can see at least if you're headed to

tahoe, you're not already there. this your experience in the next couple of days. if you're by tuesday, going to walk in our key. but not really going escape an entirely up there, though, by wednesday. still and 82. so it's a short sleeve shirt weather course. what's a mosquito's and such 69 for antioch, 63 liveemore, east bay shoreline mid-sixties up north. we've got the 60's and 58 santa rosa still at this hour, hanging on to 58. 62 for san francisco. so here's kind of what i was talking about earlier. they're kind of sets up by wednesday. it's not ideal, but it's going to do the trick. apparently at least a lock temperatures really climbing nicely. and by this point, inland temperatures are really be moving. you're going to field around the bay as well by again, the middle of the week. now, here's the breakdown. we're hoping this low is going to develop, but it still has some top. there it is. thank you. little late here by thursday. and then it starts edge into the bay area. notice there is some spots were some showers try to develop because it is pulling moisture up from south

west so i can inyorporate into all of this. but it will cool us down into the weekend relative to what our middle of the week temperatures will be 4 zone forecast today. 69 san francisco 60's along the coast will return to the 70's by midweek, though, for you. 73 going on for burlingame. 76 foster city, 78 for palo alto. meanwhile, the south bay around 80 san jose but inland around 85 for morgan hill. way to los gatos east bay shoreline, mid 70's, tri valley a little bit less than a decade. more than that. 83 for livermore. 82 for walnut creek. 83 conquered 69 for berkeley. vallejo at 69 with the onshore winds and places you can see 82 fairfield. this area will get very crowded by the middle of the week with those triple digits possible. 82 santa rosa. so we're looking out for tuesday wednesday. thursday is where the main activity scenes that should start to break down by friday and into saturday. that may also come with some cloud

cover as well as maybe some showers. kind of a round is picking in the mountains. you're on the mumps sloping thing and not coming from the normal direction. the monsoon comes but from the southwest. so but that'll be nice to kind of break it down for the weekend. so look for prude. but this weekend compared to the middle the week. alright improvements. sound good. alright, thanks a lot to. >> all right. take a look at this. this is the latest in crime prevention in san francisco at work. you're watching aerial footage taken from a new police drone program in action right now. the technology is capturing the burglars breaking into an suv at a parking lot on the embarcadero. that drone is capturing this footage. police say that this happened just last week. you can see the thieves taking luggage out of the car. the drone then follows the group and police were able to set out spikes on the roadway to stop the suspects. police then arrested 3 people and were able to return luggage to the rightful owners. well, you've been into games puzzles lately. you're certainly not alone. rich

demuro found out that more people seem to be getting back into mobile game puzzles and shares more on this edition of which on >> call it the wordle affect. everyone. it seems is getting into games. a good game is an people decided that they really like that. if you like to play, there are plenty of apps to download, but you can also check inside the apps you're already using, like linked the job focused platform recently added 3 daily puzzle games. queens pinpoint and cross climb linked in says the game's help you foster connections, conversations and more like if you and your friends play the same games every day to huge motivator to interview took place every day and talk about your story for subscribers. apple news plus has a daily crossword and a mini version. but there's also something new called court aisles where you form words by selecting tiles. i think sometimes it's nice in life to be presented with a quote on, quote, problem that

you're guaranteed has one single solution. netflix is known for its streaming movies and tv shows. but did you know they have a growing games? category members have access to more than 80 mobile games with no at no extra fees and no in-app purchases. there are some brain games, including word trails games do need to be downloaded separately. finally, youtube testing a mix of over 75 games. playable directly in the app. tap, explore, then play doubles. the game slowed instantly, but don't work offline. and not everyone has access just yet. puzzle games include a daily crossword and a wordle like game called today's hurdle. the more you do anything, the more you build faster era. the end. it's super fun and rewarding to watch yourself improve the stuff they like to do. >> it concerned a new study finds more than 10% of middle and high school students say they know of someone who has created fake news of other kids, company thorn survey more than 1000 children. they

found 11% of those polled friends or classmates who've used ai to generate explicit images of others, their own age. in addition, 25% of kids say they've seen a deep fake photo or video of a classmate. this comes as an artificial intelligence safety bill is set to be voted on by state senators in sacramento. the bill requires safety testing for advanced ai models. google meta an openai or against the proposed law. well, elon musk company anthropic are for it. if it gets a majority vote at the state senate, the bill will head to governor gavin newsom's desk for him to sign or veto. in the east bay. a small business in concord is finding a unique way to stop shoplifters by tapping into social media kron four's lezla gooden reports. >> will be close list. cosmetics located inside sunvalley mall says posting videos of people stealing their products on tiktok has been a game changer for their

business that has always been around will always be around and just how shoplifters are improving their tactics on how to steal. >> business owners have to improve on tactics on how to stop shoplifting. >> and one who owns the store with his mother, hilda says it was his idea to post the thieves online. and since then, deaths have dropped in sales are up we would get >> every other day and now concert. now it's every other month or every other week. it's very minimal. so interest to clean changed. the four-year old store says people are constantly stealing their lashes, despite them locking them up and other items at times costing them thousands of dollars. >> i wouldn't want to waste police time to come you know, follow the par 4 on the 15 or so is with time of the police because there's nothing. you know what want to with the time that can be outside doing important and all thanks to

this sign. all that will be posted on tiktok. they now have millions of views online and supporters from around the country. >> we don't want to give up something that a dream. >> so we want survive. every day. more youve up is not an option, but getting kron. 4 news. >> a supreme court blocked president biden's latest student debt relief plan. the proposal known as the safe plan has been paused for months after more than a dozen gop led states filed lawsuits last year. the supreme court struck down biden's first attempt at forgiving student debt. the current plan would have lowered payments to 5% of a borrower's income. the white house says it will continue to fight to remove billions in student loan debt. >> so what, what, 4 more years look like? it looked like affordable health care for every american look like more student loan forgiveness. obviously the power of the purse lies with the congress and not with the presidency. >> for now, the fate of the save plan is back with the

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>> all right, 9.55, this morning. it turns out gen alpha boys are no longer just trying to look good. they want to smell good as well. a recent study from investment bank piper sandler found that

boys ages 14 and under spent 26% more on loans this year than 2023. and it's a trend not coming cheap for parents. many of the kids participating in this trend say that smelling good simply gives them a great boost in confidence. >> bank did research on that. this. i just think it was a 20 something like your to do. research on that. franken, get back to us level important. i'm just thinking to stick to the deodorant. if you're ages 14 and younger, just, you know, put on some deodorant, think you're good to go. all right. full finalists for the 60th annual wildlife photographer of the year have been selected by the natural history museum in london. and these are just a few of the nearly 60,000 entries from 117 countries is not cool. cat right there. well, the 100 winners will be announced in early october. some really neat stuff. >> wow. that is an awesome picture we have over the years that i said that's that's ice. yeah. it looks like some seals young. yeah. and they la soul's there. really looking while some really beautiful,

going to show up and compute would love that one there. it's like an argument, very dramatic. yes. >> you said you bring me home. all that's lovable. that's going to wind up on a desktop somewhere. i think so. it's a bit isn't already. yeah, yeah. they're a good stuff. all we want all of >> download. okay, stephanie, real quick. what we're watching is the players in place. so this high builds. okay, whatever. yeah. here's our heat spike again. but here comes a slow little better late than never. and it will break it into the weekend. notice some cloud cover in northern california. we're not completely out of the woods for that. we'll see if anything develops. today's highs. feast your eyes on this sunshine without the heat. spike guilt and joy. middle 80's going on to lower 80's inland. also up in the north bay to napa, great for a wine tour. looks like 80%, jose. all right. your 7 day forecast. here it is. middle of the screen is where it gets nasty and it's gonna be asking your old stomping grounds of sacramento on that. so we get some relief as we head on to

the weekend and start to backtrack little bit. so the unofficial end of not so much. all right. thanks so much, dave. good information there. and thank you so much to all of you for joining us here on the kron. weekend news. i'm stephanie lin and from all of us here at fun. thanks so much for watching. taken care. enjoy that labor day weekend.

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