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local group is working to raise awareness and save lives. plus the teen accused of shooting 49 ers player ricky pearsall appeared in court for the first time. what's next for the young suspect as he faces murder charges. and thousands of people living in the east bay don't have health insurance. how a new plan from county leaders could change that. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us for being here with us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday september. the 8th has get you started with a look at the weather with mister dave sphar heyday. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody in dealing with that morning fog yet again. but a pretty nice day for you will get a shaving off more degrees here for you. >> get a little bit more pleasant here for as we get into next week. you'll feel nice drop by early next week.

i'll be talking a lot about that. here's the east bay shoreline. it's covered up again with a traditional fog. again with the inversion will be left with some scattered bay clouds. but in just a few days out of the gulf of alaska will come a new system. >> and yet another one beyond that, too. so we opened up the little highway for some much needed relief that we're going to see over the next week. now, our service winds, they're back at it again. the onshore winds you can see going across the golden gate end into the east bay. meanwhile, temperatures are pretty much upper 50's near about 60, but most readings again up north or in the 50's. 62 for san jose in a little cooler across much of the bay here by couple of degrees. you will also see that reflected on daytime highs a little bit too. so breaking it down for you. 82. it looks like by 11 by 2. yeah. out to about 94. you're still going to be 90's. but 80's are common early next week. i'll have more on that forecast in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> a local family wants to turn heartbreak into hope for others. they gathered saturday in memory of this 12 year-old kron four's lezla gooden

explains how the family is now working to provide support to those struggling with their mental health. >> on saturday, the nonprofit mackey's korner hosted its second annual suicide awareness block party. the event was born from lynette mackey is grief and is offering a safe space for uncomfortable conversations. i lost my 12 year-old grandson to suicide and without any signs. and after suffer for a while, i thought about it. there's a lot of people suffering. let's start talking about it. let's change it. and here we are today, her grandson jamal mackey junior took his life back in 2021 and in an effort to save other lives, lynette is bringing awareness through her community at a man here today. >> so much for the last 7 days. he suicidal and he came here today and he said it was suicidal right now. and i talked to him. and left and went to general hospital. hundreds of people filled the civic center plaza making this her largest turnout yet with even the youngest offering words of encouragement, piece.

>> always come around. because need to talk someone you have to talk to service. its anything. it matters. all of us. it matters to them. local leaders to make sure to their support the back is cause ringing the information to light because >> you never know what somebody is going through. >> with over 30 vendors music supporters and speakers like suicide survivor kevin hines says events like this is what will create change. >> more 5 to 7 year old black kids are dying by suicide than ever before in the history of the world. how does a 5 year-old not to take their life? it's devastating. we need to reach them. we need to hold tell them better options and taking a life. and that just because they're in a world of pain today doesn't mean they don't have that gorgeous and beautiful tomorrow. if you or know

someone who is struggling with suicidal thoughts, help is available by calling 9, 8, 8, the suicide crisis hotline was a good in kron. 4 news. >> oakland police are investigating 2 separate missing persons cases both involving teenage boys. sixteen-year-old israel myers was last seen august 20th on 65th avenue near greenman field. police say he has brown eyes, black hair and yellow highlights and is about 5 foot. 4, 17 year-old whose ious villas quiz. alaska was colin dress was last seen july 15th on east 16th street in the prescott neighborhood. police say he has black hair and brown eyes. if you know where either of these boys could be, please call police. 2 people are now safe after being trapped at baker beach saturday night. rescue crews say the pair became lost and disoriented on the coastline as the tide was coming in. firefighters pulled them both out of the water. thankfully, the 2 people were not seriously hurt. in contra

costa county. a person died after being trapped inside of a burning car. the california highway patrol says this happened around 02:30am, saturday off. i-80 west in hercules. we're told troopers called an ambulance about 10 minutes later. unfortunately, that person died from their injuries. investigators are looking and to how that fire started. the 17 year-old teen accused of shooting 49 ers player ricky pearsall made his first court appearance. the suspect is charged with attempted murder assault with a semiautomatic weapon and attempted robbery. kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> the accused was sat before reporters were allowed in the 17 year-old from tracy said back to with his mother and father behind him. a spanish interpreter was brought in to translate for the parents. cameras were not allowed in the courtroom wednesday for the detention hearing of the 17 year-old charged with the attempted murder of forty-niners player ricky pearsall, deputy public defender. bob dunlap says his client has remorse for what

happened is very genuinely that this did happen as family. >> and i can say on their behalf as well as on my own behalf. that our thoughts go out to the pearsall family and mister pearsall himself. dunlap agreed to a speedy trial for his client during wednesday's hearing. >> giving the san francisco da's office 15 days to decide if the 17 year-old will be tried as an adult. a probation officer asked at the minor be detained in san francisco during the trial, a request the judge granted once that's done. >> if you go to the disposition phase, which would be a can in the adult world to sentencing and that would occur in the county of residence in this said what according to the da's office saturday shooting in union square and balding pearsall and the 17 year-old >> occurred because of an attempted robbery pearsall the shot in the chest and was released from the hospital. 24 hours after he was admitted, we learn more wednesday about the suspect's injuries. he was shot through the left arm. >> similar to mr. pearce elves injuries will be called through and through a bullet pass entering a passing through tunneling, if you

will. and thankfully, in both cases you know they're doing. >> very well. the next court appearance for the 17 year-old is scheduled for september 10th reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> new this morning, a woman is recovering after someone shot her in antioch. police responded to shots fired around 9.30 saturday night in the parking lot of sycamore square. when officers got there, they found the woman wounded. police took her to the hospital and she is expected to be okay. officers continue to investigate that shooting this morning. lewis's san francisco will no longer be allowed to use algorithmic software to set rent prices. the board of supervisors passed the ordinance last week. landlords traditionally set rates by comparing their properties to similar ones in the same market area. but with the rise of ai property owners have started using real-time pricing that updates regularly under the new law. if a landlord is caught, they will be fined up to $1000. san

francisco is the first city in america to pass this kind of regulation. contra. costa county is planning to expand health care coverage to uninsured and undocumented residents. premiums for the basic health care plan will be on a sliding scale but will not exceed $20 a month. it's estimated 10,000 uninsured and undocumented residents contra costa county will be eligible. >> we are a nation of immigrants. 25% of the people who live in contra costa county were born outside this country. and and it is important for all of us to understand. expanded health care iy good for all of us. >> the basic health care plan offers primary care. 24 7 nurse advice, medication and ex race. the city of san francisco now offers chinese spanish and filipino language options. and it's 3, 1, 1, app that app request city services and tracks the status of those requests. last year, 3, 1, 1, got more than 800,000 service

requests. the app is available for android and iphone devices. the goal of the update is to make the app more accessible for residents with limited english skills. it's at 3, 1, 1, also has live assistance over the phone with more than 160 languages available. the city of oakland celebrates pride today as many as 50,000 people expected there. this is a video from previous years and security is a big priority this year, especially after the juneteenth shooting at lake merritt, which left 14 people injured. we have details on the festival and parade kron. 4 dot com. our website. coming up on the proper morning news. a man jumps into action to help a woman after a stabbing. >> war of local heroes who helped save a life. plus, local leaders say thousands of people at a south bay city need somewhere safe to sleep. and our next half hour, the new service designed to help our most vulnerable neighbors. but first feeds caught on camera breaking into a local business. after the break. the

owners message for the person responsible. >> and lots of sunshine continues today. maybe some scattered. they clouds a little bit for the early on with about 82 inland by 11 bike to 94 improving into early next week. a little break with summer. looks like i have your forecast on morning news continues.

>> all right. 7.13 this sunday morning. not too much traffic out there on the bay bridge in quite gray out there as well.

dave. >> i know is is the morning cloudy in version 11 mix out. it'll be nor this part of the screen here. but up here the show, this is right there with that inversion is right above us. the blue skies will be some scattered a little bit bay clouds to deal with early on that it should clear out 60 going on here for antioch, most readings in the east bay in the upper 50's up north, lower 50's. 63. meanwhile for san jose and some of the warmest numbers are numbers will be found just south of santa clara county. a little bit too. so we're looking at futurecast for and yet takes a little while and some spots to clear on out this fog. so at the coast, you might have some more pesky clouds and stick around a little longer today than yesterday. continue with that onshore flow, helping folks well inland. meanwhile, in the hills and the mountains out east, you can see the flare up in the afternoon clouds not so much in the way of sunshine. you are not the way of rain. yeah, we're losing some of that mid-level moisture. as you can see, nelson week starts to come in and we get into early tomorrow. there's that marine layer thickening up a little bit in response to our first

wave coming our way. you're not going to feel that really till tuesday, but there it's responding with some coastal sprinkle. so maybe early morning commute under water near the bay. you might pick up a little bit of the way. some drizzle to start off your day. but afternoon, sunshine again, some pesky afternoon bay clouds running at forward. yes, the winds will be in place. you'll feel it in the east bay a little bit in the afternoon and the early evenings. good thing starts to build a little bit on monday. again, response to our low. that's to drop south. now it's like a drop as far south as the earlier models. but enough to cool us down. that's the one. that's what we care about. so we'll be showing the that in the longer range forecast coming up in a bit, a few bay clouds will keep in their sunday. there's a cell phone behind me there. meanwhile, will be hot well inland with 90 ish going on. so we still have the 90's that are out there. the folks in tri valley, maybe the lower 90's that that now next week cooling quickly well inland, lower 80's. that's right. we're talking about lower 80's once this low starts to drop in, this will be tuesday recovery for the latter portion of the week will warm

up gradually by friday and then another hit comes next weekend. we're still working on what all these details are because this actually could potentially bring us some rain along with it. it just looks pretty potent. 72 going on for san francisco, 30 clouds and fog and all that. 79 for oakland, again, noting maybe some of those early bay clouds when the general forecast here in 87. meanwhile, for san jose, sunny, still warm high temperature map here. they are the still hiding out in spots. now we have some of these 90's here. even mid 90's. you can see off towards the east up north, 90 for santa rosa east bay. shoreline still has some 80's at work here with 72 san francisco. so still very summer, like half moon bay socked in with the bay clouds in the morning hours, proud of the the fog clouds dropping to 88 monday, 80 for tuesday. there you see the cloud cover and again might get some drizzle with that. but the bigger hits going to be next weekend, too. so that's we want to check your wardrobe for some of the autumnal stuff. because we're gonna get some cooler stuff in here for this week. we're breaking with

summer. ok? so thinking sweaters, long sleeves? yeah. maybe if you're in san francisco so much. i do. i don't think the inland ut quite that. yeah, fun. at least. you know, the ac is going to give a bit of a break. i mean, the ac is going to love. you have to this forecast. yeah, 80's. yeah. really important to station to make thank you for that. >> and new high-tech security camera designed to send thieves running the other way. plus a look at verizon is new 20 billion dollar purchase. rich demuro explains in today's rich on tech. >> here's what's happening in the tech world. verizon is buying frontier communications for 20 billion dollars in cash. that means verizon will get frontiers. fiber network, which covers 25 states, including parts of southern california. verizon will add more than 2 million fiber internet customers to its subscription base. the new network will reach 25 million homes across 31 states. the irony you might remember that frontier took over. verizon is landline, phone, tv and internet services here in

southern california. back in 2016 in a transition. that was anything but smooth. the new deal still needs approval from regulators. one security company is taking a bold step towards helping businesses fend off crime security cameras that can launch pepper spray and smoke bombs. the company is deep sentinel. i profiled them back in 2021. their cameras have live operators acting as virtual security guards standing by to warn trespassers to leave in real time. their latest add-on is called flash bang. it has real smoke bombs and pepper spray along with loud sirens to the mix, the company says if regular to turn stonework, the virtual security guards can set off the flash bang devices deep. sentinels ceo says the product is necessary because criminals are getting more aggressive and they aren't scared by typical security systems. as always more information on my website, rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. all right. a

south bay pizza company is picking up the pieces. >> after multiple break-ins, the first happened at a slice of new york's sunnyvale shop on august. 19th. you can see a burglar busting in a window and rummaging through the restaurant. they did leave without taking anything and less than 2 weeks later, a burglary seen throwing a rock through the front door of the san jose shop. they also rummaged through the empty chores. as you can see there, the general manager says they don't keep any cash at the business, but the damage is costly and insurance will not cover it. >> everybody struggling in their various capacities. you know, i don't know what causes someone to start vandalizing businesses and stealing things. i mean, i get it if we sell cell phones or computers or shoes or whatever. you know there, there are ways, you know, there you can resell it with me. don't have anything commission's work and take a such ease flower our sauce. i don't know why someone would target our business.

>> the general manager says he would like to see more support for small businesses struggling with crime. the glass replacements cost nearly 2 grand. and as we remember those who died in the line of duty on 9/11/2001, the sacrifice of those fallen heroes is being honored at the annual 9.11 memorial stair climb at lambeau field in wisconsin. what next? our nation's samantha peters explains the story of that symbolic line. >> the 9.11 memorial stair climb events are a tribute to the 343 firefighters who gave their lives during the tragic events at the world trade center and for first responders like lieutenant aaron it's a chance to show support and spread awareness. as we get further from the actual date. is so important for us to. >> not only remember what happened that day, but also that some of the issues and sacrifices that are still going on. lieutenant sam's i

was recently in new york for training and shares what it meant to me. a relative of ray downey, the fdny battalion chief. he climbs for you have got to work with his son, chief charles downey. and so it brings it to but to be able to talk to. >> to, you know, chief downey about his father and what really happened from that was super moving and the commitment of those in service on 9/11/2001. >> here's what lieutenant says people need to remember gentleman was getting off shift and assemble. what did you do? he said when we look at the trade towers, we call their families. we grab gear. coming here to boston started driving towards. >> the trade towers. they started driving towards where everyone else was trying to get away from how brian is not only the top fundraiser of this year's event. he is also a former emt and says knowing what it's like to be someone who ran towards the danger is why he climbs. it was a heartbreaking into finding. >> moment and it's something i

think is crucial that never forget and future generations never forget. but to take on the uphill battle, he first went on a weight loss journey 6 months ago. i would have looked at this event and ben. because there's no way i would have been able to manage it. and that was happy to say that was 70 pounds ago. the national fallen firefighters foundation supports the families of our nation's fallen firefighters and ceo victor says seeing so many show their support is a testament to why first responders do what they do every day. it's just a wonderful thing to see >> the community come out. they're climbing with their children alongside firefighters are wearing full year. it's humbling to know that so many people are out here to support. >> in about 20 minutes on the kron 4 weekend morning news. the forty-niners first home game of the season kicks off tomorrow in new rules

affecting the party outside of the stadium and why thousands of fans are joining a petition. and the city of oakland is suing southwest airlines. coming up next, why city leaders say they the company is failing to treat company is failing to treat its workers. fail fair.

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east bay. the city of oakland is suing southwest airlines for allegedly. >> violating the city's minimum wage and sick leave ordinances. the suit stems from southwest allegedly breaching a twenty-twenty

settlement agreement claiming the airline engaged in new violations and refused to restore earned, paid sick leave hours to employees. the law also seek southwest pay restitution damages and penalties to affected workers. southwest responded with a statement saying they quote, fully comply with applicable sick leave laws. the o-line going on to say that although southwest remains willing to address the city's concerns about sick leave policies, the airline is prepared to vigorously defend itself against these frivolous claims in court included by asking the court to address the city's own bridge of the settlement agreement. fire officials say the risk of wildfire could soon peak in california adding september october are active fire months. dry conditions are still around a fuel flames. despite typically cooler temperatures. >> being at the higher elevations, our fire season starts may be a little bit later than down in the sacramento area down where it's hotter and drier. so good

wake-up call. people need to realize that we are in fire season up here now the fuel is dry and ready to burn. >> so far this year, california has experienced nearly 5800 fires. 7.26. this and thousands of people in a south bay cities still don't have a bit delay in at night. >> in about 4 minutes, the latest plan for local leaders to tackle this issue. plus, a new lawsuit says a bay area man died not even an hour after being placed in a local jail cell. deadly situation deputies are accused of creating. it's coming up on the kron 4 weekend morning news. developing now on the

kron. 4 morning news. thousands of vulnerable people in a south bay city need somewhere safe to sleep tonight. the goal, of course, is eventually. >> to get everyone into dignified shelter. >> the latest plan from city officials in san jose. plus changes to the way fans are allowed to celebrate outside forty-niners games. what you need to know before kickoff tomorrow. and a bay area man called a hero this morning for helping a woman after a stabbing. he walks us through the scary situation. >> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin, thank you so much for joining us. as we kick off this half hour with a look at your forecast this sunday. hey, there hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and what that cool fog even us. a nice for the start for the day today. lot of cloud cover that will mix out.

>> and we'll get back to mostly sunny skies on balance. want to keep a few little scattered bay clouds and they're just for good measure at the coast. that may be a little bit more problematic. now, sfo, you see the fog bank in the background. however, no delays being reported. now. so that's a nice smooth sailing for this sunday. the breakdown today certainly well inland. it's sunny skies. 82 at 11 by 2 were at 94. so still warm going on here. we haven't really cooled onto cooled off too much yet. the big is expected to hit on tuesday and you will feel the effects well inland as well. upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline. and a lot of these numbers you see here are trailing where they were this time from yesterday. so on the right direction there, we got some nice cooling at night. we're getting some cooler nights now and upstream waiting for a low to drop south on tuesday. but it will be followed by yet. another one come next weekend. so it looks like we open up the pathway from the gulf of alaska. hopefully we're member that the summer. so we get the storm track down here to mid-nineties going on in the far east bay for highs today out still hot there. 64 going

on for half moon bay also reflecting the fact we'll see little bit more cloud cover lingering later in the day that we talked about these cool downs and such. we're going to take a look at your 4 zone forecast and also the trajectory of these systems coming our way next week, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> in the south bay, local leaders say thousands of people in the bay area experiencing homelessness need somewhere safe to sleep rovers. dan kerman explains how the city of san jose is set to offer a new service to help. >> it's here along east taylor street near 23rd that sent will create its first safe sleeping site for those who are unhoused just a first wrong on the ladder. it's an incremental improvement. the goal, of course, is eventually. to get everyone into dignified shelter, ideally housing that they can afford. that may be a stop in a treatment center for right now. we've just got to kind of triage and stabilize and do a better job of managing this crisis. san jose mayor matt mahan says the site near coyote creek will have many of the same features as the one

he toured in san diego last month. while that site has 400 residents, this one will likely have room for about 100, but it allows us to do is get our unhoused neighbors into a managed site with on site security, sanitation meals. case management. >> and then we can ban campaign in public spaces like our parks and along our creeks and their schools and say you're not allowed to just camp anywhere in the city, but here is an area where you can be with some services that actually improve safety and reduce the risk of fire and reduce trash and and really give people a chance to start to turn their lives around. the mayor says that will be good news for those who live in the area. >> who have complained nearby watson park is felt unsafe due to homeless encampments. next steps include community meetings, site planning and hiring a service provider. so for now, the site is at the top of the list in assuming it stays there.

>> we could see that safe sleeping site opening here in early 2025. in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay business owners in oakland's jack london square expressed frustration over a new plan, homeless shelter earlier this year. city council approved turn jack london inn into homeless housing. but the business owners involved say that they're concerned the shelter will bring more crime to the area. the group includes former oakland police chief and current city council candidate lebron armstrong. they say that they're being ignored as the city moves ahead with its plans. >> something to come into the square that makes people want to come here. not something that deter our customers. i'm from patronizing our business that we work so hard for. and we demand a public airing by the city council on this decision. none of us were notified this group of business owners. he's just asking for an opportunity to have a conversation with city leaders before decisions like this are made.

>> the hotel was expected to become a shelter by the summer, but that's still not happen. it probably your local election headquarters and governor gavin newsom heads to the east coast this week to hit the campaign trail for kamala harris and tim walz, the governor's political team confirms newson heads to new york for national media appearances who also joined fundraisers before heading to pennsylvania for more harris campaign stops. newsom is expected to return to california on wednesday. alameda county is being sued by a mother who says her son was killed at the santa rita jail. according to lawsuit, yuri brand was arrested for a nonviolent crime and placed into the general population. housing at the jail despite having schizophrenia after 5 days in jail, the lawsuit alleges brand was given a cell mate with a history of violence that cell mate allegedly killed brand less than an hour after being in a cell with him. attorneys claim deputies failed to place brandon appropriate mental

health housing. it also says nearly 70 inmates have died in the last decade and has been killed and that you. the niners kick off their season tomorrow night at levi stadium. but new tailgating rules are putting a damper on the excitement for longtime fans for sara stinson explains. >> it's football normally fans are getting excited in all geared up. but a lot of niner nation is saddened by new parking policies here at levi stadium that could make it harder for people to tailgate in the parking lot. here fans are fighting back with an online petition gathering thousands of signatures missed 2 home games in 20 plus years. going back from canvas joleon or is the founder of niner empire. a forty-niners fan club that has chapters across the world. we get hyped up for the game because we all love our forty-niners one of his favorite parts about going to a home game. the tailgate. the leonore says tailgating won't be the same. now that the team has created new parking rules.

all over the water. just wondered part starting this season. parking attendants at levi's will be directing cars to park in the next available empty space. >> instead of allowing fans to block off an area for specific tailgate group on a season. ticket holders are ready to give up their season tickets because of levi's stadium has listed the new policies on its website with this picture showing but will be allowed. it says tailgating should be limited to the line parking space in the area directly behind or in front of the vehicle. you must keep all tables, chairs, coolers, barbecues within the parking stall and tents or canopies must be 8 feet by 8 feet or smaller. >> the team says this will help reduce congestion as well as improve safety and traffic flow. amplified sound will also be prohibited and all tailgating must stop after kickoff to money grab number one does the world cup is coming. >> it's a very corporate

sponsorship type thing and it's just it's hurting. the fans leonore started a petition against the new rules on change dot org and he already has more than 3,000 signatures. leonore hopes the niners will reconsider and be faithful to the fans. it's just a matter everybody. hopefully coming together and maybe they'll hear us lennar says he's not sure what to expect on monday and how they'll make the tailgate work. >> the forty-niners are advising fans to caravan into the parking lot with people. you want to tailgate with. >> i'm sara stinson reporting at levi's kron. 4 news. >> and happening tonight just ahead of monday night football, a pre-game bash kicks off for the forty-niners game. it happens at the club 1000 fremont from 6 to 11:00pm and the event is free to attend. there will be live music games and activities. state assembly member matt haney, who represents san francisco called upon governor gavin newsom to expand access to methadone. health officials say the drug will help end the

opioid epidemic. right now more than 2500 people get methadone through city clinics, federal restrictions have eased up for it. but that's still not the case in california. the new bill still needs the governor's signature and hopes it hopes to change the existing legislation. >> i know firsthand how critical methadone has been in keeping our patients with opioid addiction allies and on their path to recovery. the science tells us that methadone is the gold standard to fight opioid addiction. >> san francisco, public health officials credit methadone with the drop in overdose deaths in the city last year. newsom has until the end of the month to make his decision on the bill. >> a san francisco barber called a hero this morning after taking down a man accused of stabbing a woman. this happened last week just outside of his barbershop on divisadero street and during that encounter, the barber ended up breaking his leg. he

says he had just stepped outcide to take a phone call when he heard a woman screaming for help. he says he and his co-workers as well as a couple of other citizens started chasing after the attacker. >> he did like the most cowardly thing? you pick the vote, picked a vulnerable girl going home from work try to steal a person stab really high. you can't get any lower than that. >> police arrested the suspect. investigators say the woman suffered life-threatening injuries in the attack. we are working to get an update on her condition. the woman's father in the meantime, is calling the barbara hero who helped save his daughter's life. hundreds of people gathered in oakland for a free community run. the event at lake merritt hosted by an african-american own jim, the finesse training club, saturday's event, all part of a larger effort to uplift black and brown communities to health and fitness. it featured a four-mile run and a 2 mile walk.

>> for and we have a lot health so being able people our age is bodies report like this year when the payments will be able to kind of put this together far into. is amazing. >> training, 12 host these events once a month. and the service has come to san jose celebrating a huge milestone for safety center. it's marking event number 5,000 with the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus. you still have time to check out the fun. the circus does run through today. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a major rebound for california's world population. how the species is making a comeback. plus, a south bay community looking for a fresh start. how neighbors plan to bring more energy to this area.

>> i temperatures for the day. check it out. look at that. mid 90's already summer's getting cocky here. but we got a forecast for put it's a little place here for the week. coming up ahead, we have your forecast all to your 4 zone to the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> alright 7.43. this beautiful sunday morning. and a live look outside at sfo. some curious action happening with the clouds out there think that's a fog bank back there. but don't know worry. flights are still working here. we don't have the delays going on. that's always good thing to be here. and that will mix out for essentially mostly sunny weather, although

got to keep scattered bay clouds and they're just for good measure. checking things out of yosemite national park here. >> good start to their day as well. has a forecast in tahoe shaping up. here's a look at some of the numbers. upper 70's, all that business. we talked about this before. yes, 77 on tuesday 67 on wednesday. it's going on over here. what we're going to explain what is and there's another one to come next weekend. so we headed up to tahoe in the next weekend because everything is happening on the home front gives you an idea you might be planning on some cooler weather. then you've been experiencing lately upper 50's right now in the east bay shoreline. we got 60 for antioch up north lower 50's. meanwhile, 52 for half moon bay. that's another problem area along the coast. some of those clouds may stick around little longer. 63 san jose. here's what is on storm tracker. 4, those greens of the familiar scattered chance of afternoon evening thundershowers very common in the summer months. and it just tells you are kind of the monsoon is kind of hiding out a little bit in the southwest, not unusual. and it's making its way into southern california as well. now notice

this big bite that's been taken out of that. that's because of that low. that help cool us off a little bit here. different flow pattern. let's go forward with the period now. we do see a break in the action on tuesday. we talked about this before this low in these latest model runs doesn't appear to be as low dipping as low as before. and might be a token little shower with it as a possibility, but mostly maybe some scattered clouds but cooler temperatures. and that's the first big hit that you're going to get. all right. that's the first one. but recovery all week long. temperatures get up there near about 90 or so and wham as we finish off next weekend. here it is. by monday, another low big's, real, far south. that's a real good one. there right across the bay. that too may produce some showers. but i should mention we're also get some winds with these 2 good, strong onshore winds. now it's the offshore winds. we worry about, but sometimes are getting a lot of winds with dry conditions. you still can have some problems, too. so there might be, although they may not post anything, we may have more of an elevated fire threat just by design with higher winds. now a look at our temperatures were at 72 san francisco to the coast.

we're still in the 60's again battling some clouds during the day. 78 for burn again to the south. 85 redwood city, palo alto. 84 this a little bit of recovery with the temperatures are bouncing back a little bit. 96 morgan hill most got at 92. however, most of santa clara county in the upper 80's. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline mid-eighties. we're looking at mid 90's getting back to tri valley's. you can see 94 danville, walnut creek and concord. 76 for berkeley, the late host, 77 92 fairfield, 86 for napa. and we'll do about a 94 santa rosa, 70 forecast reflecting all these changes. there's the drop middle of the week here and hinting at another drop on saturday again might become some scattered clouds with. that's a big hit. the second one there because that's going to be dipping. real farlow. yeah, real, you know, more for south here. so that's good. okay. all right. well, thank you for the good news side. like delivering this news. this is good. yeah, it's >> well, bill jews resurrected again. entertainment critic dean richards shares his thoughts on tim burton's

long-awaited sequel to the 1988 cult classic. watch this. >> jake, jake, jake j good body. 9. >> i love the original beetlejuice was so excited when i heard that director tim burton and much of the original cast are all coming back to make it. it was the same kind of anticipation that yet when you get together with friends that you haven't seen in a long time, sometimes those reunions are great and sometimes they're better off left as memories. >> don't check. beetlejuice beetlejuice, it was a nice reunion but one that didn't live up to the original movie itself is fairly well put together with michael keaton. not one oscar winner. >> slipping right back into the makeup and striped suit with the same wisecracks, an

undead high jinks but on the riders now, the mom of her own troubled teenage daughter played by jenna ortega. catherine o'hara returning as the slightly out of step step. mom all back in the same house of the undead. nice to see everyone again in too many subplots and too many side characters that slow things down. i think they're there. so you don't notice that it's just not as clever as the 1988 original. it is nostalgia, though, and i give a dean's list b minus. >> and a paralympic athlete and dublin native is returning to the u.s. with a gold medal and the usa volleyball team beat the people's republic of china saturday in a rematch from last friday's game. bethany says she's already looking forward to the 2028 games in los angeles. >> it's it's just huge to be able to be a part of a program that has grown. inslee in the period of time that i've been

on the team >> and it's just i'm just so glad to be able to say that i was a part of this legacy. >> congratulations to her. and the paralympics does wrap up in paris today and that means the end of another summer games cycle. but as matt barnes reports, the impact of the games will be long-lasting. >> it was 10 years ago paris won the bid to host the olympics and paralympics right here. they declared it. it would be a games wide open. you could also argue it'll be a games widely remembered. i believe that the there is a kind of magic in in this country at the moment where everyone is discovering the games. the problem was pulled to bring the nation together. and that's to see how much sports can bring those up. was it values? >> tony, us think the ceo of paris 2024 and a former libyan himself. he knows the power of sport and connecting his country to not just the olympics, but the paralympics was a huge priority. we believe that the pardon picks

kind so that the something in addition morning having or so way to speak about inclusion because we we still believe we live in a society where baby. >> may be too many differences and spoke and the can reduce sometimes just discrimination. so during the games, the organizing committee formed many clubs and 600 schools across the nation allowing kids to meet the athletes in person to try adaptive sports. she and judging by the massive crowds in every venue and exciting for people of all generations to celebrate these athletes, it's clear paris, 2024 delivered. >> when it came to host the games that will be remembered forever to see how much frost. >> embraced the games and definitely be part of the success because if we going to in the stadium, always the same for atmosphere. a fantastic way to engage with people and 2. to wood tv, 8 or so people to do sports. and that's fun see because decades

where the of the games but so in country. i think it made an impact on the people too, have a better opinion on boat and so i hope the motivation to do sports and maybe further proof of the legacy of these games. the mayor of paris has said the olympic rings will remain on the eiffel tower. >> and most likely the paralympic flag will remain right here at the arc de triomphe reporting in paris for the paralympics. i met parts. >> california's wolf population has doubled in the past year, according to fish and wildlife officials, they say 5 will families produced 30 new pups bringing the total number of known wolves in california to 62. the wolves are mainly in 6 counties across the state. as you can see there on your screen, it says the 1970's, wolf said been a protected species in california. wildlife rescue group is working to help 2 orphaned bear cubs found in yosemite. it's believed that the mother of one of the cubs was killed by a car. it's not clear what happened to the mother of the other cobb. the

rescue center is now asking for help from the public. at the height of their hyperplasia. when we get into october and november there were spending about $750 per barrel per week on groceries. >> so we asked people for donations our nonprofit we rely 99% on private donations and grants. and so we need all the help we can get. >> depending on the weather, the cubs could be released back into the wild in the spring will be tracked for a time by employees at the rescue center. >> we'll be right back.

>> all right. check it out. a new mural is up in east san jose representing a new beginning for the area. >> organizers say that they're now calling the east santa clara street business corridor, east village, san jose. >> you know, this mural is really a representation of the raising of the standards that we all need and that we all want. so this is just the beginning. >> and it just represents thriving. and the growing can be done here they're on village. >> the east village business association also spoke about the importance of local brick and mortar stores. coming up on kron, 4 community comes together for a bay area team that lost his life. >> in our next half hour, how one local group is helping others who might be struggling with their mental health. plus, thousands of people living in east bay county

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morning news. a heart breaking event honoring a bay area team who lost his life. there's a lot of people separate. let's

start talking about it. how a local group is working to raise awareness and save lives. a plus. the teen accused of shooting 49 ers player ricky pearsall appeared in court for the first time. what's next for the young suspect as he faces murder charges? and thousands of people living in east bay county still don't have health insurance. how a new plan county leaders could change that. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 weekend morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. it is september let's get you started with a look at the weather with mister dave spahr a day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and well, temperatures are trying to bounce back a little bit, but not quite to the lofty levels that we've seen from before, but they're making that will try. >> we'll deal with the morning fog and all that. it will break up to some few little scattered clouds around the

bay and around the coast. it'll be a little bit more problematic. there's the blanket of fog you can see kind of covering over a good chunk of the bay for right now. but starting to break up a bit now upstream, we're waiting for the southern more potent low to drop south and what doesn't look like. it's going to drop the south as the earlier models. but we do see the cooling trend coming our way. and this will be a really welcome break of summer for us. and there's even a stronger one by next weekend. so this is a nice path with some autumn weather onshore winds. you can see they're still in place will get as loyal as they come in as we get to around monday. however, and into tuesday, there's going to be a pop associated with this low that's coming into town. we've got lower 60's and upper 50's lining up the east bay shoreline. meanwhile, up north, lower 50's 52 for half moon bay and 63 for san jose. are they a little cooler? yeah, they're a little cooler than yesterday's numbers. as you can see in the east bay, particularly in a little bit on the peninsula as well for today. let's try about 87 high noon by those numbers are starting to get a

little lofty in spots again. they will correct by early next week. coming up, more in the forecast coming up in a all right, dave, thank you. >> a local family wants to turn heartbreak into hope for others. they gathered saturday in memory of this 12 year-old proffers lezla gooden explains how the family is now working to provide support for those struggling with their mental health. >> on saturday, the nonprofit mackey's korner hosted its second annual suicide awareness block party. the event was born from lynette mackey is grief and is offering a safe space for uncomfortable conversations. i lost my 12 year-old grandson to suicide and without any signs. and after i suffer for a while, i thought about it. there's a lot of people suffering. let's start talking about it. let's change it. and here we are today, her grandson jamal mackey junior took his life back in 2021 and effort to save other lives. lynette is bringing awareness through her community at a man here today. >> so much for the last 7

days. he suicidal and he came here today and he said it was suicidal right now. and i talked to him. and left and went to general hospital. hundreds of people filled the civic center plaza making this her largest turnout yet with even the youngest offering words of encouragement, piece. >> has always around. >> because need to talk someone you have to talk to service. its also to anything. it matters. all of us and of local leaders to make sure to their supports that vaccines cause bringing the information to light because >> you never know what somebody is going through. >> with over 30 vendors music supporters and speakers like suicide survivor kevin hines says events like this is what will create change. >> more 5 to 7 year old black kids are dying by suicide than ever before in the history of

the world. it was a 5 year-old not to take their life. it's devastating. we need to reach them. we need to hold tell them there better options and taking a life and that just because they're in a world of pain today doesn't mean they don't have that gorgeous and beautiful tomorrow. if you or know someone who is struggling with suicidal thoughts, help is available by calling 9, 8, 8, the suicide crisis hotline was a good in kron. 4 news. >> breaking overnight, dramatic video just into the kron. 4 newsroom showing dangerous carstens and burnouts on the bay bridge in just the last hour, california highway patrol confirmed to us. this happened around 03:30am, in the westbound lane. just east of treasure island. let's take a look at this now. officials say more than 100 cars took over the roadway there. as you can see, you can see that huge crowd and the car exhaust being sent up into the air. and this video also shows at least one person appearing to get hit by a truck while the driver spun out. we stopped the video

right before that person was hit. right now. california highway patrol says they have managed or they have not managed rather to make any arrests stemming from this side show yet we will keep you updated on air and online as soon as we learn more about this developing situation. in the meantime, oakland police are investigating 2 separate missing persons cases both involving teenage boys. sixteen-year-old israel myers was last seen august 20th on his 65th avenue near greenman field. police say he has brown eyes, black hair and yellow highlights and he's about 5 foot. 4. 17 year-old has ious. velasquez colin dress was last seen july 15th on east 16th street in the prescott neighborhood. also in oakland, police say he has black hair and brown eyes. if you know

where either of these boys could be, please call police. 2 people are now safe after being trapped at baker beach saturday night. rescue crews say the pair became lost and disoriented on the coastline as the tide was coming in. firefighters pulled them both out of the water and thankfully the 2 people were not seriously hurt. in contra costa county. a person is dead after being trapped inside a burning car. the california highway patrol. they say this happened around 02:30am, south saturday off i-80 west in hercules. we're told troopers called an ambulance about 10 minutes later. that person did die from their injuries. investigators are looking into how that fire started. a 17 year-old teen accused of shooting 49 ers player ricky pearsall made his first court appearance. the suspect is charged with attempted murder assault with a semiautomatic weapon and attempted robbery. well, it was rob nesbitt reports. >> the accused was sat before reporters were allowed in the

17 year-old from tracy setback to with his mother and father behind him. a spanish interpreter was brought in to translate for the parents. cameras were not allowed in the courtroom wednesday for the detention hearing of the 17 year-old charged with the attempted murder of forty-niners player ricky pearsall, deputy public defender. bob dunlap says his client has remorse for what happened is very genuinely that this did happen as family. >> and i can say on their behalf as well as on my own behalf. that our thoughts go out to the pearsall family and mr. pearce dunlap agreed to a speedy trial for his client during wednesday's hearing. >> giving the san francisco da's office 15 days to decide if the 17 year-old will be tried as an adult. a probation officer asked at the minor be detained in san francisco during the trial, a request the judge granted once that's done. >> if you go to the disposition phase, which would be a can in the adult world to sentencing and that would occur in the county of residence in this said what according to the da's office

saturday shooting in union square involving pearsall and the 17 year-old >> occurred because of an attempted robbery pearsall the shot in the chest and was released from the hospital. 24 hours after he was admitted, we learn more wednesday about the suspect's injuries. he was shot through the left arm. >> similar to mr. pearce elves injuries will be called through and through a bullet entering a passing through tunneling, if you will. thankfully, in both cases you know, they're good. they're doing. >> very well. the next court appearance for the 17 year-old is scheduled for september 10th reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> new this morning, a woman is recovering after someone shot her in antioch. police responded to shots fired around 9.30 saturday night in the parking lot of sycamore square. when they got there, they found a woman wounded. officers took her to a hospital. she is expected to be okay. police are still investigating this shooting. and then to san francisco will no longer be allowed to use algorithmic software to

prices. the board of supervisors passed the ordinance last week. landlords traditionally set rates by comparing their properties to similar ones in the same market area. but with the rise of artificial intelligence, property owners have started using real-time pricing that updates regularly under the new law. if a landlord is caught, they will be fined up to $1000. san francisco is the first city in america to pass this kind of regulation. contra. costa county is planning to expand health care coverage to uninsured and undocumented residents. premiums for the basic health care plan will be on a sliding scale but will not exceed $20 a month. estimated 10,000 uninsured and undocumented residents in contra costa county will be eligible. >> we are a nation of immigrants. 25 1% of the people who live in contra costa county were born outside this country. and and it is important for all of us to understand. expanded health care is good for all of us.

>> the basic health care plan offers primary care. 24 7 nurse advice, medication and x-rays. well, the city of san francisco now offers chinese spanish and filipino language options in its 3, 1, 1, app. the app request city services and tracks the status of requests. last year, 3, 1, 1, got more than 800,000 service requests. the app is available for android and iphone devices. the goal of the update is to make the app more accessible for residents with limited english skills as 3, 1, 1, also has live assistance over the phone with more than 160, is available. the city of oakland celebrates pride today as many as 50,000 people are expected. and this is a video from a previous event. security is a top priority, especially after the june teens shooting at lake merritt, which left 14 people injured. we have details on the festival and parade on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a man jumps into action to help a woman after a

stabbing war of a local heroes who helped save a life. plus, local leaders say thousands of people in a south bay city need somewhere safe to sleep. in our next half hour, the new service designed to help our most vulnerable neighbors. but first, thieves caught on camera breaking into a local business. after the break. the owners message for the person responsible >> still warm well inland. as we look at the 90's returning in full force mid-nineties, you can see by the mid-afternoon. however, there are changes coming upstream all this week and into next weekend. get a check on your forecast as we get into next week. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> welcome back. and take a look at the live walnut creek ca this one of the places it's still going to on the warm side. hot side will go and say you're gonna still be looking at the 90's and enjoy summer because it looks like it's on them. it's on its last leg a little bit here, at least in the near term. because this week's gonna have a nice little package forecast coming up your way. meanwhile, here's the bay area of fog are familiar with. got the inversion checking in all of that will be left over with maybe some scattered clouds and all that business that will mix out for the most part at the coast. different story that may be a little more problematic throughout the day hanging about 65 antioch. mid-sixties going on for tri valley. lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline with 50's. meanwhile, up north futurecast for as you can see, opens up pretty nicely this afternoon and not much in the way of cloud cover development in the mountains. there's not is residual moisture from our

perspective, although scattered thunder showers, air mass could be found to the south later today. it looks like we'll be talking more about that later. and as we get into tomorrow morning, maybe some coastal drizzle a little bit. and this is all before that low gets here. so does the cooldown. we're talking about not so much on monday, but really into tuesday. and again for get her help sticking up, that marine layer to his by monday night. and you can see it coming on back again to so those winds, they're going to be busy on shore. they will be we expect little bit of a pop happening here, particularly by tuesday. most noticeably i don't have any wind advisories with that, but we're going to see those numbers getting upward with all of this. i think the second hit by this weekend the weekend coming up. i think that might pose some wind advisory talk by that point. it's onshore. good direction. but still some time get winds that we've had so much dry conditions going on still might be some fire problems with all of that as well. although the hope is mailed to spray with a little bit of moisture with that, we got a few big clouds to deal with. sunny hot. well inland. we just talked about 90's, you

know, mid-nineties in the tri valley looks like then early into next week. we're calling quickly early in the week by tuesday. big drop happening with 80's expected and tri valley. lower 80's. you're gonna lose more than a decade from highs today by tuesday. so big drop happening. and then as we go late in the week, there's a minor warm-up but really has trouble to get up to about 90 before yet another hit happens next weekend. that's what i'm talking about. the will bring some winds with us too. still kind of piecing together this. but that low really seems to be dipping pretty far south as time of year. 72 san francisco early clouds and early day clouds and fog. 79 going on for oakland and 87 san jose. but again, when you get inland, those numbers are still baking a bit. we don't have the purples. we're now down to read. so improving a little bit here up in the north. a lot of 80's and 90's ish or so for a santa rosa. 72 san francisco, half moon bay at a cool 64, speaking of which here's half moon bay in the background got the fog clouds in place. 88 by monday by tuesday. 84, but on balance

this week, day forecast, you know, the next 8 days, 10 days, whatever that looks pretty sweet. so alright, brakes happening here. we like the sound of sweet. okay. okay. thanks a lot, dave. >> a new high-tech security camera designed to send thieves running the other way. plus a look at horizons. new 20 billion dollar purchase rich demuro explains in today's rich on tech. >> here's what's happening in the tech world. verizon is buying frontier communications for 20 billion dollars in cash. that means verizon will get frontiers. fiber network, which covers 25 states, including parts of southern california. verizon will add more than 2 million fiber internet customers to its subscription base. the new network will reach 25 million homes across 31 states. the irony you might remember that frontier took over. verizon is landline, phone, tv and internet services here in southern california. back in 2016 in a transition. that was anything but smooth. the new

deal still needs approval from regulators. one security company is taking a bold step towards helping businesses fend off crime security cameras that can launch pepper spray and smoke bombs. the company is deep sentinel high-profile them back in 2021, their cameras have live operators acting as virtual security guards standing by to is called flash bang. it has real smoke bombs and pepper spray along with loud sirens to the mix, the company says if regular to turn stonework, the virtual security guards can set off the flash bang devices deep. sentinels ceo says the product is necessary because criminals are getting more aggressive and they aren't scared by typical security systems. as always more information on my website, rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> a south bay pizza company is picking up the pieces after

multiple break-ins. the first happened at a slice of new york sonny bill shop on august. 19th. the burglar busted in a window and rummaged through the restaurant but left without taking anything less than 2 weeks later, a burglar is seen throwing a rock through the front door of the san jose shop. they also rummaged through the empty drawers. the general manager says they don't keep any cash at the business, but the damage is costly and insurance will not cover it. >> everybody struggling in their various capacities. you know, i don't know what causes someone to start vandalizing businesses and stealing things. i mean, i get it if we sell cell phones or computers or shoes or whatever. you know there, there are ways, you know, there you can resell it with me. don't have anything. suns with a case of cheese flower, our sauce. i don't know why someone would target our our business. >> the gm says he would like to see more support for small businesses struggling with crime. the glass replacement cost nearly 2 grant. and as we

remember those who died in the line of duty on 9/11/2001, the sacrifice of those fallen heroes is being honored at the annual 9.11 memorial stair climb in wisconsin. next, our nation's samantha petters explains the story of that symbolic climb. >> the 9.11 memorial stair climb events are a tribute to the 343 firefighters who gave their lives during the tragic events at the world trade center and for first responders like lieutenant aaron it's a chance to show support and spread awareness as we get further from the actual date. is so important for us to. >> not only remember what happened that day, but also that some of the issues and sacrifices that are still going on. lieutenant sam's i was recently in new york for training and shares what it meant to me. a relative of ray downey, the fdny battalion chief. he climbs for have got to work with his son, chief

charles downey. and so it brings it to tibet to be able to talk to. >> to, you know, chief downey about his father and what really happened from that was super moving and the commitment of those in service on 9/11/2001. >> here's what lieutenant says people need to remember gentleman was getting off shift. and so, what did you do? he said when we look at the trade towers, we call their families. we grab gear. come near to boston, started driving towards. >> the trade towers. they started driving towards where everyone else was trying to get away from how brian is not only the top fundraiser of this year's event. he is also a former emt and says knowing what it's like to be someone who ran towards the danger is why he climbs. it was a heartbreaking into finding. >> moment and it's something i think is crucial that never forget. and future generations never forget. but to take on the uphill battle, he first went on a weight loss journey 6 months ago. i would have looked at this event and ben.

because there's no way i would have been able to manage it. and that was i'm. happy to say that was 70 pounds ago. the national fallen firefighters foundation supports the families of our nation's fallen firefighters and ceo victor says seeing so many show their support is a testament to why first responders do what they oo every day. it's just a wonderful thing to see >> the community come out. they're climbing with their children alongside firefighters are wearing food here. it's humbling to know that so many people are out here to support. >> in about 20 minutes on the kron, 4 morning news, the forty-niners first home game of the season kicks off tomorrow. the new rules affecting the party outside of the stadium and why thousands of fans are joining a petition. and the city of oakland is suing southwest airlines. coming up next, why city leaders say this company

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breaking now on the kron. 4 morning news. new dramatic video shows dangerous early-morning street stunts on the bay bridge. the details

we're getting just into our newsroom. plus, thousands of vulnerable people in a south bay city need somewhere safe to sleep tonight. >> the latest plan from city officials in san jose. and changes to the way fans are allowed to celebrate outside forty-niners games. what you need to know before kickoff tomorrow. >> all right. get back to that breaking story. dramatic video just into the kron. 4 newsroom showing those dangerous car starts and burnout on the bay bridge. and we just the last hour, california highway patrol confirming that that video that was shot. it happened around 03:30am, in the westbound lane. just east of treasure island. let's take a look again. officials say more than 100 cars took over the roadway. there. and you could see that huge crowd of the car exhaust up in the air. the video showing at least one person appearing to get hit by a truck while the driver spun out. stopped the video just

right before the person was hit. right now, california highway patrol tells us they have not managed to make any arrests yet. are following this developing story and we'll keep you updated on air and online as soon as we learn more. all right. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. we gotta continue our news coverage and more weather coverage this morning with a look at our forecast with dave spahr payday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and where we're talking about a little bit of a break. there were getting in the heat. it looks like it's still with us a bit for those inland spots. now talking about 90's. yeah, they're with us. still. >> however, this week does provide you with some relief coming our way. that will be early into the week. but your sunday's not too shabby along the coast, it will be a little bit the way some cloud cover early on that fog bank you can see ripping away at sfo. no delays, by the way, being reported out that way. always

good to hear the breakdown today. there you have an 87 by high noon to 3 o'clock. we're up to about the warming is relatively rapid. we get into the afternoon hours so far we have lower 60's lighting up the east bay shoreline. plenty of 50's. meanwhile, up north and 64 for antioch and a lot of these readings are below where they were this time from yesterday. so good start there. and a chilly 54 for half moon bay. so we had a little low that moved on through. gave us some cooling relief that actually kind of cleaned up the atmosphere, at least in some spots of california. with that monsoon moisture being contained in socal. the next system is due to arrive from the gulf of alaska by monday tuesday zone. and that will drive some winds. but here it is today. yeah. mid 90's going on east to the east bay hills and up n for napa. 94 santa rosa. 87 meanwhile for san jose. but when you get further south, like los gatos and down to around the morgan hill, those numbers will be again, elevate in the middle to upper 90's.

again. relief is coming our way. we're gonna take a look at that week-long forecast for you. what those treats coming our way. plus a look at your 4 zone forecast to stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. leaders say thousands of people in the bay area experiencing homelessness excuse me experiencing homelessness still need somewhere safe to sleep. was dead. kerman explains how the city of san jose is set to offer a new service to help. >> it's here along east taylor street near 23rd that sent will create its first safe sleeping site for those who are unhoused just a first wrong on the ladder. it's an incremental improvement. goal, of course, is eventually. to get everyone into dignified shelter, ideally housing that they can afford. that may be a stop in a treatment center for right now. we've just got to kind of triage and stabilize and do a better job of managing this crisis. san jose mayor matt mahan says the site near coyote creek will have many of the same features as the one he toured in san diego last month. while that site has 400 residents, this one

will likely have room for about 100, but it allows us to do is get our unhoused neighbors into a managed site with on site security, sanitation meals. case management. >> and then we can ban campaign in public spaces like our parks and along our creeks and their schools and say you're not allowed to just camp anywhere in the city, but here is an area where you can be with some services that actually improve safety and reduce the risk of fire and reduce trash and and really give people a chance to start to turn their lives around. the mayor says that will be good news for those who live in the area. >> who have complained nearby watson park is felt unsafe due to homeless encampments. next steps include community meetings, site planning and hiring a service provider. so for now, the site is at the top of the list in assuming it stays there. >> we could see that safe sleeping site opening here in early 2025. in san jose. dan

kerman kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay business owners oakland's jack london square expressed frustration over a new plan, homeless shelter earlier this year. the jet the city council approved turn in jack london inn into homeless housing. but the business owners involves are concerned the shelter will bring more crime to the area. they say the group, including former oakland police chief and current city council candidate leronne armstrong says, but they're being ignored as the city moves ahead with its plans. >> something to come into the square that makes people want to come here. not something that deter our customers. i'm from patronizing our business that we work so hard for. and we demand a public airing by the city council. >> on this decision, none of us were notified this group of business owners. he's just asking for an opportunity to have a conversation with city leaders before decisions like >> the hotel was expected to become a shelter by the summer. that's still not

happened. 4 is your local election headquarters and governor gavin newsom heads to the east coast this week to hit the campaign trail for kamala harris and tim walz, the governor's political team confirms news and heads to new york for national media appearances. the joint fundraisers before heading to pennsylvania for more harris campaign stops. newsom is expected to return to california on wednesday. alameda county is being sued by a mother who says her son was killed at the santa rita jail. according to the lawsuit, yuri brand was arrested for a nonviolent crime and placed into general population housing at the jail despite having schizophrenia after 5 days in jail, the lawsuit alleges brand was given a cell mate with a history of violence that cell mate allegedly killed brand less than an hour after being in a cell with him. attorneys claim deputies failed to place brandon appropriate mental health housing. it also says nearly 70 inmates have been killed in the last decade. the

niners kick off their season tomorrow night at levi stadium. but new tailgating rules are putting a damper on the excitement for a long time. fans kron 4 sarah stinson explains. >> it's football normally fans are getting excited in all geared up. but a lot of niner nation is saddened by new parking policies here at levi stadium that could make it harder for people to tailgate in the parking lot. here fans are fighting back with an online petition gathering thousands of signatures missed 2 home games in 20 plus years. going back from canvas joleon or is the founder of niner empire. a forty-niners fan club that has chapters across the world. we get hyped up for the game because we all love our forty-niners one of his favorite parts about going to a home game. the tailgate. >> lillian or says tailgating won't be the same. now that the team has created new parking rules, fans all over

the water just wondered part starting this season. parking attendants at levi's will be directing cars to park in the next available empty space. >> instead of allowing fans to block off an area for specific tailgate group on a season. ticket holders are ready to give up their season tickets because of levi's stadium has listed the new policies on its website with this picture showing but will be allowed. it says tailgating should be limited to the line parking space in the area directly behind or in front of the vehicle. you must keep all tables, chairs, coolers, barbecues within the parking stall and tents or canopies must be 8 feet by 8 feet or smaller. >> the team says this will help reduce congestion as well as improve safety and traffic flow. amplified sound will also be prohibited and all tailgating must stop after kickoff to money grab number one does the world cup this comment? >> it's a very corporate sponsorship type thing and it's just it's hurting. the

fans leonore started a petition against the new rules on change dot org and he already has more than 3,000 signatures. leonore hopes the niners will reconsider and be faithful to the fans. just a matter everybody. hopefully coming together and maybe they'll hear us out. lennar says he's not sure what to expect on monday and how they'll make the tailgate work. >> the forty-niners are advising fans to caravan into the parking lot with people. you want to tailgate with. >> i'm sara stinson reporting at levi's kron. 4 news. >> happening tonight, just ahead of monday night football. a pre-game bash kicks off for the forty-niners game. it happens at the clubhouse in fremont from 6 to 11:00pm. the event is free to atten and there will be live music games and activities. state assembly member matt haney, who represents san francisco called upon governor newsom to expand access to methadone. health officials say the drug will help end the opioid epidemic. right now more than 2500 people get

methadone through city clinics. federal restrictions have eased up for it, but that's not the case in california. the new bill which needs the governor's signature hopes to change that. >> i know firsthand how critical methadone has been in keeping our patients with opioid addiction alive and on their path to recovery. the science tells us that methadone is the gold standard to fight opioid addiction. >> san francisco, public health officials credit methadone with the drop in overdose deaths in the city last year. newsom has until the end of the month to make his decision on the bill. a san francisco barber called a hero this morning after taking down a man accused of stabbing a woman. this happened last week just outside the bar. a barbershop on divisadero street and during the encounter, the barber ended up breaking his leg. he says he had just stepped outside to take a phone call when he heard a woman screaming for help. he says he and his

co-workers and a few other people on the street started chasing after the attacker. >> they did. he did like the most cowardly thing. you pick the vote, picked a vulnerable girl going home from work try to steal a person stab really high. you can't get any lower than that. >> police arrested the suspect. investigators say the woman suffered life-threatening injuries in the attack. we are working to learn more about her condition. the woman's father. in the meantime, is calling the barber a hero who helped save his daughter's life. hundreds of people gathered in oakland for a free community right? the event at lake merritt hosted by african-american own jim, the finesse training club, saturday's event, all part of a larger effort to uplift black and brown communities to health and fitness. it featured a four-mile run and a 2 mile walk. >> i mean, is very we have a

lot people. our age is nobody's report like this year when the payments will be able to kind of put this together far into is amazing. >> that music's got us moving this morning and fitness training club host these events once a month. coming up next on the phone for weekend morning news, a major rebound for california's wolf population of the species is making a comeback. plus, a south bay community looking for a fresh start. neighbors plan to break more energy to the area today. >> all right. so they are as of the highs for today. stop looking at it just wants attention. all was. we're going to be looking at some cooler temperatures for the week ahead. but you're 4 zone forecast kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> all right. a 44 this sunday, just look outside. this is live at the francisco international airport a nice day to fly out there it is no delays, too. so that's a good plus there as well. that's still above the way. some morning fog. this is kind of hanging around a little bit there around the hills there. >> it's waiting for its right to that. but anyway, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and looking good at yosemite national park. check it out. it's still kind of summer like there as well as tahoe. check out the numbers. we have 79 tomorrow. 77 tuesday. wednesday. 67 hint, we're going to feel some of that, too. yeah, cool down coming our way. it's still the tropical season. well, where are we were in the western pacific here? major typhoon just struck northern vietnam

ugi. this was the strongest to hit asia for this year. thus far. it's been responsible already for more than a dozen deaths in northern vietnam. it's been very impactful for their industry, though. however, lot of industry impact from this as well. it's really a nothing now from a storm system been downgraded to a depression, but still it flooding is going to remain a problem for a while. while this is occurring in the atlantic, it's been relatively shutdown. that sometimes does happen. get active in the atlantic. it shuts down the pacific and vice versa. 2005, you may recall we were going into the greek alphabet hurricane season that same year the pacific was relatively inactiee. so jumping around. wow, okay. you know, you can't do that in by the way, we're not beating the speed of light but newtonian physics. you burn up in the atmosphere. ug forces are ridiculous. so anyway, here's what's going on in the gulf of mexico. this thing, which is not yet been defined as tropical is expected to climb up the mississippi river later on and the mississippi valley.

we don't know if that's going to jump to a tropical storm or anything like that just yet. they're watching it to see what's going to happen with all of this. you may hear about stuff along the gulf coast getting hit monday morning. so again, to be announced. meanwhile, the desert southwest, these are scattered thunder showers at work here. you can see that's just part of the monsoon kind of thing. these new study system vilma said storms, these new systems that are going to be dropping really gonna take a bite out of that and really insulate us from anything bubbling up our way. that's problematic. if you get those elevated thunder showers, that's really what we worry about on the monsoon. the can sometimes spark off those fires east bay shoreline is looking at some lower 60's right now. freeman. 57, meanwhile, we got 64 looks like for a livermore up to the north bay mid-fifties 58 for san francisco. 65 san jose. and what those lows dropping into place. the first one we kept talking about this is getting here about tuesday. there it is little further north in these model runs and maybe try to bring a few little showers our way potentially nothing major just may perhaps bring a little moisture with that winds to

you may have some statements with that potentially when these arrive. nothing yet. and here comes the second one. this is digging a lot deeper south. and the earlier model runs were so hopefully that will hold together to cause. that's going to be a real treat break with some are 4 zone forecast for your sunday. 72 san francisco. the coast is looking at 60's in place. 78 for burlingame. 82 foster city. 84 for palo alto in the south bay. and it's 87 for san jose. meanwhile, you're getting into morgan hill up to 96 92 los gatos east bay shoreline mid-eighties mid-nineties tri valley. that's for today. now 94 going on walnut creek and concord in just a couple of days, you're going shave a decade off of that. 76 for berkeley. 77, vallejo, 92 fairfield, 86 for napa. and we're looking into the 94 santa rosa. first drop is around tuesday or so. there's some cloud cover with that. maybe a sprinkle or so still working on what's going on next weekend. but the trend is in place. the 87 just getting started for to drop

more into sunday into monday next week because, well, so that's a nice little trend here in at these things were in the winter months. it would rain and everything. hopefully they can remember that for the winter spring at our rain. okay. very good. thanks a lot to do that. >> all right. we'll beetlejuice resurrected again. >> entertainment critic dean richards shares his thoughts on tim burton's long-awaited sequel to the 1988 cult classic. >> jake jake, to know. >> i love the original beetlejuice was so excited when i heard that director tim burton and much of the original cast are all coming back to make it. was the same kind of anticipation that yet when you get together with friends that you haven't seen in a long time, sometimes those reunions are great and sometimes they're better off left as memories.

>> don't check. beetlejuice beetlejuice, it was a nice reunion but one that didn't live up to the original movie itself is fairly well put together with michael keaton. not one oscar winner. >> slipping right back into the makeup and striped suit with the same wisecracks, an undead hi, james but on riders now, the mom of her own troubled teenage daughter played by jenna ortega. catherine o'hara attorney is the slightly out of step step. mom all back in the same house of the undead. nice to see everyone again in too many subplots in too many side characters that slow things down. i think they're there. so you don't notice that it's just not as clever as the 1988 original. it is nostalgia, give a dean's list b minus. >> a paralympic athlete in dublin native is returning to the u.s. with a gold medal and

the usa volleyball team beat the people's republic of china saturday in a rematch from last friday's game. bethany says she's already looking forward to the 2028 games in los angeles. >> it's it's just huge to be able to be a part of a program that has grown. inslee in the period of time that i've been on the team >> and it's just i'm just so proud to be able to say that i was a part of this legacy. >> the paralympics wraps up in paris today and that means the end of another summer games cycle. but as matt barnes reports, the impact of the games will be long-lasting. >> it was 10 years ago paris won the bid to host the olympics and paralympics right here. they declared it. it would be a games wide open. you could also argue to be a games widely remembered. i believe that the there is a kind of magic in in this country at the moment where everyone is discovering the games that follow a sport to bring the nation together. and

that's to see how much sports can bring those up. was it the values? >> tony, us think the ceo of paris 2024 and a former olympian himself. he knows the power of sport and connecting his country to not just the olympics, but the paralympics was a huge priority. we believe that the pardon picks kind so that the something in addition morning having or so way to speak about inclusion because we we still believe we live in a society where baby. >> maybe too many differences and spoke and the can reduce sometimes just discrimination. so during the games, the organizing committee formed many clubs and 600 schools across the nation allowing kids to meet the athletes in person to try adaptive sports. she and judging by the massive crowds in every venue and exciting for people of all generations to celebrate these athletes, it's clear paris, 2024 delivered. >> when it came to host the games that will be remembered

forever to see how much frost >> embraced the games and definitely could be part of the success because if we going in the stadium, always the same for atmosphere. a fantastic way to engage with people and 2. to wood tv, 8 or so people to do sports. and that's fun see because is where the songs of the games, but those who in country, i think it made an impact on the people too, have a better opinion on boat and so i hope the motivation to do sports and maybe further proof of the legacy of these games. the mayor of paris has said the olympic rings will remain on the eiffel tower. >> and most likely the paralympic flag will remain right here at the arc de triomphe reporting in paris for the paralympics on parts. >> california's wolf population meantime, has doubled in the past year, according to fish and wildlife officials. they say 5 will families produced 30 new pups bringing the total number of no wolves in california to 62.

but wolves are mainly in 6 counties across the state. as you can see there since the 1970's, wolf said been a protected species here in california. >> we'll be right back. all

right, check it out. a new mural is up in east san jose representing a new beginning for the area. organizers say they're now calling the east santa clara street business corridor, the east village, san jose. >> you know, this mural is really a representation of the raising of the standards that

we all need and that we all want. so this is just the beginning. >> and it just represents thriving. and the growing back can be done. they're on is village. >> in east village business association also spoke about the importance of local brick and mortar stores. breaking overnight. this new video shows dangerous street stunts on the bay bridge. >> after the break, what we saw just seconds before a truck hit someone.

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following breaking news. a person hit by a truck and the bay bridge packed with cars during dangerous early-morning street stunts. we're showing you this new dramatic video. plus what we learned from chp overnight. plus, a heart breaking event honoring a bay area teen who lost his life. how a local group is working to raise awareness and save lives. plus the team accused of shooting 49 ers player ricky pearsall appeared in court for the first time. what's next for the young suspect as he faces murder charges. and thousands of people living in an east bay county don't have health insurance. how a new plan from county leaders would change that. >> from the bay area's local news station. we now with

breaking news. >> breaking overnight, dramatic video just into the kron. 4 newsroom showing dangerous carstens and burnouts on the bay bridge. and with just the last hour, california highway patrol confirmed to us that that video happened or that situation happened around 03:30am, in the westbound lane just east of treasure island. let's go back and take a look at this. officials say more than 100 cars took over the roadway. you can see the huge crowd of the car exhaust in the error there. the video shows at least one person appearing to get hit by a truck while the driver spun out. we stopped the video just right before the person was hit. right now, california highway patrol says they have managed rather they have not managed to make any arrests

yet. we'll keep you updated on air and online as soon as we get that information into our newsroom. all right, thanks again for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's continue our news coverage this morning with a look at the weather with dave spahr a day. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're going to getting a break in the heat here today. and we're kind of returning to the sense of where we have been. i'm not quite to the levels. however, those lofty 100 plus numbers, but we're getting into the mid 90's. few folks well inland. maybe some scattered clouds kind of contend with as well. but there is relief coming upstream here. now you can see some of that fog peeling away a bit. want to keep to some scattered clouds and they're most likely that will be along the coast. however, the kind of linger in the afternoon there is the pathway doesn't look like much right now board to be watching. basically 2 systems drop south. we talk about these lows in the gulf of alaska lot during the winter months that tuesday when it's bringing a storms this time of year, they're great heat busters and they're going to deliver as we go forward. we're looking for one on tuesday and another one

coming late next weekend. you're going to get surface winds with this all on shore. not a whole lot going on now. that's going to start to elevate more so than are typical singsong pattern of night. they cycles it will be more pronounced bike probably tomorrow afternoon getting into tuesday. all in response to this. new system we're talking about temperatures along the east bay shoreline, lower 60's at that. we got 58 san francisco. 57 going on half moon bay, but 69 already antioch, some of that daytime heating is being reflected there. and it looks like 50's up to the north bay for comparison for you were little cooler this morning, although you'll catch up in those inland spots nicely this afternoon, a strikeout, a 91 at 1 o'clock. and by 4, there you have it at 96. again, it looks like some relief in on balance for the week ahead. a lot of our inland highs are going to be some 90 looks like morning forecast and a bit. stephanie day. thank a local family wants to turn heartbreak into hope for others. >> they gather saturday in memory of this 12 year-old

kron four's lezla gooden explains how the family is now working to provide support. >> to those struggling with their mental health. >> on saturday, the nonprofit mackey's korner hosted its second annual suicide awareness block party. the event was born from lynette mackey is grief and is offering a safe space for uncomfortable conversations. i lost my 12 year-old grandson to and without any signs. and after suffer a while, i thought about it. there's a lot of people suffering. let's start talking about it. let's change it. and here we are today, her grandson jamal mackey junior took his life back in 2021 and effort to save other lives. lynette is bringing awareness through her community at a man here today. >> so much for the last 7 days. he suicidal and he came here today and he said it was suicidal right now. and i talked to him. and left and went to general hospital. hundreds of people filled the civic center plaza making this her largest turnout yet with

even the youngest offering words of encouragement, piece. >> so route one. >> because need to talk someone you have to talk to service. its also ended anything. it matters. all us. it matters to them. >> local leaders to make sure to their support the back is cause ringing the information to light because you never know what somebody is going through. >> with over 30 vendors music supporters and speakers like suicide survivor kevin hines says events like this is what will create change. >> more 5 to 7 year old black kids are dying by suicide than ever before in the history of the world. how does a 5 year-old not take their life? it's devastating. we need to reach them. we need to hold tell them there better options and taking their life. and that just because they're in a world of pain today doesn't mean they don't have that gorgeous and beautiful

tomorrow. if you or know someone who is struggling with suicidal thoughts, help is available by calling 9, 8, 8, the suicide crisis hotline was a good in kron. 4 news. >> oakland police are investigating 2 separate missing persons cases both involving. >> teenage boys. sixteen-year-old israel myers was last seen august 20th on 65th avenue near greenfield. police say he has brown eyes, black hair with yellow highlights and is about 5 foot. 4. 17 year-old has ious. the last guy as colin dress was last seen july 15th on east 16th street in the prescott neighborhood. police say he has black hair and brown eyes picture there. if you know where either of these boys could be, please call oakland police. and 2 people are now safe after being trapped at baker beach saturday night. rescue crews say the pair became lost and disoriented on the coastline as the tide was coming in. firefighters managed to pull them out of the water. thankfully, the 2 people were not seriously hurt. in contra

costa county. a person is dead after being trapped inside of a burning car. the california highway patrol says this happened around 02:30am, saturday off. i-80 west in hercules. we're told troopers called an ambulance about 10 minutes later. that person did unfortunately died from their injuries. investigators are looking into how that fire started. a 17 year-old teen accused of shooting a forty-niners player, ricky pearsall made his first court appearance. the suspect iu charged with attempted murder assault with a semiautomatic weapon and attempted robbery. kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> the accused was sat before reporters were allowed in the 17 year-old from tracy setback to with his mother and father behind him. a spanish interpreter was brought in to translate for the parents. cameras were not allowed in the courtroom wednesday for the detention hearing of the 17 year-old charged with the attempted murder of forty-niners player ricky pearsall, deputy public defender. bob dunlap says his client has remorse for what

happened is very genuinely that this did happen as family. >> and i can say on their behalf as well as on my own behalf. that our thoughts go out to the pearsall family and mister pearsall himself. dunlap agreed to a speedy trial for his client during wednesday's hearing. >> giving the san francisco da's office 15 days to decide if the 17 year-old will be tried as an adult. a probation officer asked at the minor be detained in san francisco during the trial, a request the judge granted once that's done. >> if you go to the disposition phase, which would be a can in the adult world to sentencing and that would occur in the county of residence in this said what according to the da's office saturday shooting in union square involving pearsall and the 17 year-old >> occurred because of an attempted robbery pearsall the shot in the chest and was released from the hospital. 24 hours after he was admitted, we learn more wednesday about the suspect's injuries. he was shot through the left arm. >> similar to mr. pearce elves injuries will be called through and through a bullet pass entering a passing

through tunneling, if you will. thankfully, in both cases you know, they're good. they're doing. >> very well. the next court appearance for the 17 year-old is scheduled for september 10th reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> new this morning, a woman is recovering after someone shot her in antioch. police responded to shots fired around 9.30 saturday night in the parking lot of sycamore square. when they got there, they found a woman wounded. officers took her to a hospital. she's expected to be okay. police are still investigating the shooting. and with san francisco will no longer be allowed to use algorithmic software to set rent prices. the board of supervisors passed an ordinance last week. landlords traditionally set rates by comparing their properties to similar ones in the same market area. but with the rise of artificial intelligence, property owners have started using real-time pricing that updates regularly under the new law. if a landlord is caught, they will be fined $1000 per violation. san

francisco is the first city in america to pass this kind of regulation. contra costa county is planning to expand health care coverage to uninsured and undocumented residents. premiums for the basic health care plan will be on a sliding scale but will not exceed $20 a month. it's estimated 10,000 uninsured and undocumented people in contra costa county will be eligible. >> t we are a nation of immigrants. 25 1% of the people who live in contra costa county were born outside this country. and and it is important for all of us to understand. expanded health care is good for all of us. >> the basic health care plan will offer primary care. 24 7 nurse advice, medication and x-rays. the city of oakland celebrates pride today as many as 50,000 people expected to attend this. and this is video from a previous year security is a big priority this year, especially after the june team shooting at lake merritt, which left 14 people injured.

we have details on the festival and parade on our website. kron 4 dot com. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a man jumps into action to help a woman after a stabbing. >> more on the local heroes who helped save a life. plus, local leaders say thousands of people in a south bay city needs somewhere safe to sleep. in our next half hour, the new service designed to help our service designed to help our most vulnerable neighbors.

what would y'all name this chapter of y'all life? probably family. family, why is that? buenos dias, buenos dias. la comunidad es el corazón del barrio. pues sin ella no hay vida, no hay esperanza. everything that i'm doing is for my family. yeah. las mismas cosas que yo quiero para mi hijo las quiero para los niños de la comunidad. (♪♪)

>> welcome back. taking a live shot now of still walnut creek there. and you can see the sunshine doing its thing and tri valley going to help us warm up still middle 90's going on today. but hang with us because, yes, it will improve in the week ahead. we're going shake off summer going forward. meanwhile, in the bay, we start to peel away some of this fog not doing a bad job of that. as you can see, the east bay shoreline opening up. now, still that just a tease of fog left over and you can see the clear inversion in place here being ripped away as we get the daytime heating, the atmosphere dynamic start to kick into place here. all very typical lower 60's lighting up the east bay shoreline, fremont 58. meanwhile inland, we're already looking a lot of 60's. 69 for antioch, 68 livermore. 59 san francisco, half moon bay to 57. it will be a little bit of a problem or little bit more in the way. maybe cloud cover lingering into the afternoon and some of the coastal locations. but the basic low down as this got a few bay clouds to make note of sunny hot well inland. and we talk about that then early next week. cooling quickly, well inland with lower 80's and tri valley. this is by

tuesday, wednesday zone. and that's going to be shaving off a good decade from those lofty highs. late in the week. now it gradually tries to recover to near about 90 we might do with thursday friday zone. whatever then next weekend, yet a new system drops in here and we get a nother big, major change here. now with all of this that happens, we get some moisture flows a little bit at least happening in the atmosphere. again, clearing out some of this bay fog. there's the flareup of clouds in the mountains, not enough moisture to scrounge up any rain showers here. then into monday. same deal may be in some coastal drizzle because we do have this system due to arrive by tuesday. clearing up, though, nicely for your afternoon. now, those winds, they remain loyally onshore yet. typically the pop in the afternoon a little bit more pronounced tomorrow because it's gonna be getting some help. now from this low that's coming in. and if you'll just give me a little bit of leeway here, let's look at some of the moisture levels that we really look at this. we're getting some fire concerns sometimes just sometimes when a winter system comes in,

occasionally. but the greens indicate, obviously you have closer to saturation. you have that higher numbers, more moist, relatively speaking to the temperature really do points really tell you the tail there, but we'll go with humidity now drying out during the day. that's typical into the teens. it's alright. it's still summer. all that recover nicely in the morning hours in the central valley. it goes not as low. it looks like for your monday. that's good. with the winds building. you want that and into tomorrow night or rather will be tuesday morning. look how saturated we get well inland into sacramento valley. so really shows this low is doing what it does brings in that marine layer here raises our humidity levels a bit cools us off. all good news. so for today, we got 72 san francisco, early fog and clouds, 79 open. 87 meanwhile, for san jose. but to get more inland in those temperatures start to climb and well in the 90's mid-nineties over the east bay hills up north. you got 80's and 90's dish for a santa rosa. still, we have 80's lighting up the east bay shoreline. that will probably

be corrected a little bit next week as you'll see some cooler numbers with this system. 87 for san jose and 72 san francisco next couple of days still kind of overcast, although some blue making its way out there to half moon bay. 88 monday. 84 by tuesday and will keep the 80's going on. because totally, it's a great week coming up ahead. so >> speaking of the 80's, you have a favorite song from that time. all i have a lot of a lot. you know what also say easy lover. feel beautiful. colin's. okay, going. it's such. it's such a simple song. i know. waiting high school but that time. so that's >> well. >> is a good one from that cut from that album, by the way, never got enough play from phil bailey trying to wall cut number 9 woman's ok? so the next time you play, that's ongoing. take a day thanks so >> all right. well, a new high-tech security camera designed to send thieves running the other way. plus a look at horizons. new 20 billion dollar purchase rich demero explains in today's rich on tech.

>> here's what's happening in the tech world. verizon is buying frontier communications for 20 billion dollars in cash. that means verizon will get frontiers. fiber network, which covers 25 states, including parts of southern california. verizon will add more than 2 million fiber internet customers to its subscription base. the new network will reach 25 million homes across 31 states. the irony you might remember that frontier took over. verizon is landline, phone, tv and internet services here in southern california. back in 2016 in a transition. that was anything but smooth. the new deal still needs approval from regulators. one security company is taking a bold step towards helping businesses fend off crime security cameras that can launch pepper spray and smoke bombs. the company is deep sentinel. i profiled them back in 2021. their cameras have live operators acting as virtual security guards standing by to warn trespassers to leave in real time. their latest add-on

is called flash bang. it has real smoke bombs and pepper spray along with loud sirens to the mix, the company says if regular to turn stonework, the virtual security guards can set off the flash bang devices deep. sentinels ceo says the product is necessary because criminals are getting more aggressive and they aren't scared by typical security systems. as always more information on my website, rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> a south bay pizza company is picking up the pieces after multiple break-ins. the first happened at a slice of new york sunny, they'll shop on august 19. you can see the burglar busting in through a window and rummaging through the restaurant. they did leave without taking anything and less than 2 weeks later, a burglary scene here throwing a rock through the front door of the san jose shop. they also rummaged through the empty drawers. there. the general manager says they don't keep any cash at the business, but the damage is costly and

insurance will not cover. >> everybody struggling in their various capacities. you know, i don't know what causes someone to start vandalizing businesses and stealing things. i mean, i get it if we sell cell phones or computers or shoes or whatever. you know there, there are ways, you know, there you can resell it with me. don't have anything. suns with a case of cheese flower, our sauce. i don't know why someone would target our our business. >> the gm says he would like to see more support for small businesses struggling with crime. those glass replacement will cost nearly 2 grant. and as we remember those who died in the line of duty on september, 11th 2001, the sacrifice of those fallen heroes is being honored at the annual 9.11 memorial stair climb in wisconsin. next, our nation's samantha petters explains the story. that's symbolic line.

>> the 9.11 memorial stair climb events are a tribute to the 343 firefighters who gave their lives during the tragic events at the world trade center and for first responders like lieutenant aaron it's a chance to show support and spread awareness as we get further from the actual date. is so important for us to. >> not only remember what happened that day, but also that some of the issues and sacrifices that are still going on. lieutenant sam's i was recently in new york for training and shares what it meant to me. a relative of ray downey, the fdny battalion chief. he climbs for have got to work with his son, chief charles downey. and so it brings it to to be able to talk to. >> to, you know, chief downey about his father and what really happened from that was super moving and the commitment of those in service on 9/11/2001. >> here's what lieutenant says people need to remember

gentleman was getting off shift. and i said, what did you do? he said when we look at the trade towers, we call their families. we grab gear. coming here to boston started driving towards. >> the trade towers. they started driving towards where everyone else was trying to get away from how brian is not only the top fundraiser of this year's event. he is also a former emt and says knowing what it's like to be someone who ran towards the danger is why he climbs. it was heartbreaking end. the fighting. >> moment and it's something i think is crucial that never forget and future generations never forget. but to take on the uphill battle, he first went on a weight loss journey 6 months ago. i would have looked at this event and ben. because there's no way i would have been able to manage it. and that was i. happy to say that was 70 pounds ago. the national fallen firefighters foundation supports the families of our nation's fallen firefighters and ceo victor says seeing so many show their support is a testament to why first

responders do what they do every day. it's just a wonderful thing to see >> the >> community come out. they're climbing with their children alongside firefighters are wearing full year. it's humbling to know that so many people are out here to support. >> and about 20 minutes here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. the forty-niners first home game of the season kicks off tomorrow. the new rules affecting the party outside of the stadium and why thousands of fans are joining a p

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airlines for allegedly violating the city's minimum wage and sick leave ordinances. >> the suit stems from southwest allegedly breaching a twenty-twenty settlement agreement claiming the airline engaged in new violations and refused to restore earned, paid sick leave hours to employees. the lawsuits 6 seeks southwest pay restitution damages and penalties to affected workers. southwest responded with a statement saying they fully comply with any applicable laws and the airline going on to say, quote, although southwest remains willing to address the city's concerns about sick leave policies, the airline is prepared to vigorously defend itself against these frivolous claims in court, including by asking the court to address the city's own breach of the settlement agreement. fire officials say the risk of wildfire could soon peak in california adding september and october are active fire months. dry conditions are still around to fuel flames. despite typically cooler temperatures so far this year,

california has experienced nearly 5800 fires. and breaking overnight, dangerous early-morning street stunts on the bay bridge in about 4 minutes here. we're going to show you this dramatic video. plus, a new lawsuit says a bay area man died not even an hour after being placed in a local jail cell. >> the deadly situation deputies are accused of creating. it's all coming up on the kron 4 weekend morning news. breaking now on the

kron. 4 morning news. new dramatic video shows dangerous early-morning street stunts on the bay bridge. the details we're getting just into our newsroom. plus, thousands of vulnerable people in a south bay city need somewhere safe to sleep tonight, the latest plan from city officials in san jose. the goal, of course, is eventually. to get everyone into dignified shelter. the latest plan from city officials. all right. breaking overnight, we're continuing our coverage of this dramatic video that came into our newsroom. >> it shows dangerous car stunt and burnout happening on the bay bridge. lots of people filming this as well. the california highway patrol confirming with us that this happened around 03:30am, in the westbound lane, just east of treasure island. let's go back to that video. now. take a look at this. officials say more than 100 cars took over the roadway and large crowds

out there as well. you can see that car spinning in the middle of the road. there. this video shows at least one person getting hit are appearing to get hit by a truck while the driver spun out. and we did stop the video just right before that person was hit. right now. california highway patrol tells us they have not managed to make any arrests yet, but we are working our sources on this. it will keep you updated on air and online. as soon as we learn more. all right. 9.30, this sunday morning. thank you so much for joining us joining for staying with us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin and we're going to continue our coverage with a look at your forecast this morning with dave sphar. day day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and still kind of a knee deep in summer like weather here in you're going feel that particularly well inland. how er, there's some re coming our way this week ahead

and looks like a one-two punch as well. >> that would extend this all the way to about the next 8 days. so just be patient. and the week ahead doesn't look too shabby as well. get a kind of a break mark or summer. and first things first, sfo starting to clear out a little bit. some of that fog. no delays being reported out that way. even looking good at the coast in places like half moon bay as well. but there you have it for the day ahead about 1 o'clock looking at 91 as you get inland. 96. meanwhile, by 4 o'clock so still kind of lofty with those temperatures. there are some 100, of course, but still hot. 69 1 on for antioch, a 68 for livermore. these are current numbers lower 60's along the east bay shoreline. there are touch cooler than this time yesterday was still 50's hanging on up there in the north bay, the pathway and you can't make it out so well here is coming in from the gulf of alaska. this time of year. it breaks our heat spikes and it will do just that over the next 8 days or so as we see a good 2 of them drop south. there they are. they almost look smug. therefore, you middle 90's east to the east bay hills and up to the north

bay will do about 90 for santa rosa chile at half moon bay at 64, the breeze and work. 87. meanwhile, for san jose coming up at that were take a look at long-range forecast with these breaks in the heat. plus, you're 4 zone forecast to stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. in the south bay, local leaders say thousands of people in the bay area experiencing homelessness need somewhere safe to sleep? kron four's dan kerman explains how the city of san jose is set to offer a new service to help. >> it's here along east taylor street near 23rd that sent will create its first safe sleeping site for those who are unhoused just a first wrong on the ladder. it's an incremental improvement. goal, of course, is eventually. get everyone into dignified shelter, ideally housing that they can afford. that may be a stop in a treatment center for right now. we've just got to kind of triage and stabilize and do a better job of managing this crisis. san jose mayor matt mahan says the site near coyote creek will have many of the same features as the one he toured in san diego

last month. while that site has 400 residents, this one will likely have room for about 100, but it allows us to do is get our unhoused neighbor into a managed site with on site security, sanitation meals. case management. >> and then we can ban campaign in public spaces like our parks and along our creeks and their schools and say you're not allowed to just camp anywhere in the city, but here is an area where you can be with some services that actually improve safety and reduce the risk of fire and reduce trash and and really give people a chance to start to turn their lives around. the mayor says that will be good news for those who live in the area. >> who have complained nearby watson park is felt unsafe due to homeless encampments. next steps include community meetings, site planning and hiring a service provider. so for now, the site is at the top of the list in assuming it stays there. >> we could see that safe

sleeping site opening here in early 2025. in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay business owners in oakland's jack london square expressed frustration over a new plan, homeless shelter earlier this year, city council approved turn in jack london inn into homeless housing. but the business owners involved, they say that they're concerned the shelter will bring more crime to the area. the group includes former oakland police chief and current city council candidate leronne armstrong. he and this group says that they're being ignored as the city moves ahead with its plans. >> something to come into the square that makes people want to come here. not something that deter our customers. i'm from patronizing our business that we work so hard for. and we demand a public airing by the city council on this decision. none of us were notified. group of business owners. he's just asking for an opportunity to have a conversation with city leaders

before decisions like >> the hotel was expected to become a shelter by the summer. and that's still not happen. for local elections headquarters. and governor gavin newsom heads to the east coast this week to hit the campaign trail for kamala harris and tim walz, the governor's political team confirms newsom heads to new york for national media appearances. also joined fundraisers before heading to pennsylvania for more harris campaign stops. newsom is expected to return to california on wednesday. i'm in a county is being sued by a mother who says her son was killed at the santa rita jail. according to the lawsuit, yuri brand was arrested for a nonviolent crime and placed into general population housing at the jail despite having schizophrenia after 5 days in jail, the lawsuit alleges bragg was given a cell mate with a history of violence. many allegedly killed brand less than an hour after being in a cell with him. attorneys claim deputies

put failed to place brandon appropriate mental health housing. that lawsuit also says nearly 70 inmates have been killed in the last decade. well, the niners kick off their season tomorrow night at levi stadium. but new tailgating rules are putting a damper on the excitement for longtime fans. kron four's. sara stinson explains. >> it's football normally fans are getting excited in all geared up. but a lot of niner nation is saddened by new parking policies here at levi stadium that could make it harder for people to tailgate in the parking lot. here fans are fighting back with an online petition gathering thousands of signatures missed 2 home games in 20 plus years. going back from canvas joleon or is the founder of niner empire. a forty-niners fan club that has chapters across the world. we get hyped up for the game because we all love our forty-niners one of his favorite parts about going to a home game. the tailgate. >> north says tailgating won't

be the same now that the team has created new parking rules, hands all over the just wondered part starting this season. parking attendants at levi's will be directing cars to park in the next available empty space. >> instead of allowing fans to block off an area for specific tailgate group on a season. ticket holders are ready to give up their season tickets because of levi's stadium has listed the new policies on its website with this picture showing but will be allowed. it says tailgating should be limited to the line parking space in the area directly behind or in front of the vehicle. you must keep all tables, chairs, coolers, barbecues within the parking stall and tents or canopies must be 8 feet by 8 feet or smaller. >> the team says this will help reduce congestion as well as improve safety and traffic flow. amplified sound will also be prohibited and all tailgating must stop after kickoff to money. grab number one does the world cup is

coming. >> it's a very corporate sponsorship type thing and it's just it's hurting. the fans leonore started a petition against the new rules on change dot org and he already has more than 3,000 signatures. leonore hopes the niners will reconsider and be faithful to the fans. it's just a matter everybody. hopefully coming together and maybe they'll hear us out. lennar says he's not sure what to expect on monday and how they'll make the tailgate work. >> the forty-niners are advising fans to care of and into the parking lot with people. you want to tailgate with. >> i'm sara stinson reporting at levi's kron. 4 news. >> well, happening tonight, just ahead of monday night football, a pre-game bash kicks off for the forty-niners. it happens at the clubhouse in fremont from 6 to 11:00pm. the event is free to attend. there will be live music games and activities. and state assembly member matt haney who represents san francisco called upon governor newsom to expand access to methadone. health officials say the drug

will help end the opioid epidemic. right now, more than 2500 people get methadone through city clinics, federal restrictions have eased up for it. but thatts still not the case in california. the new bill which needs the governor's signature hopes to change that. >> i know firsthand how critical methadone has been in keeping our patients with opioid addiction allies and on their path to recovery. the science tells us that methadone is the gold standard to fight opioid addiction. >> san francisco, public health officials credit methadone with the drop in overdose deaths in the city last year. newsom has until the end of the month to make his decision on the bill. a san francisco barbara called a hero this morning after taking down a man accused of stabbing a woman this happened last week outside of his barbershop on divisadero street during the encounter. the barber ended up breaking his leg. he says he had just stepped

outside to take a phone call when he heard a woman screaming for help. he says he and his co-workers and a few other people on the street started chasing after the attacker. >> they did. he did like the most cowardly thing. you pick the vote, picked a vulnerable girl going home from work. tried to steal a person, stabbed really you can't get any lower than that. >> police arrested the suspect. investigators say the woman suffered life-threatening injuries in the attack. we're working to learn more about her condition. in the meantime, the woman's father is calling the barber a hero who saved his daughter's life. new this morning, a woman is dead after a crash in vallejo. officers say it happened around 12 30 friday morning near the intersection of tennessee street and mare island way. tha vallejo city marina responding. officers say they found a woman with a gunshot wound inside the badly damaged car. first responders were able to get her out of the car, but she died at the scene. it's unclear at the

moment if she was shot before the car crash. the investigation is ongoing. the circus has come to san jose celebrating a huge milestone for the s ap center. it's marking event number 5,000 with the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus. if you do still have time to check out the fun, the circus runs through today. all right. coming up next for us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. a major rebound for california's wolf population. >> the species is making a comeback. plus, a south bay community looking for a fresh start. how neighbors plan to bring more energy to the area. >> well, still a lot of thermal energy today off to the east bay. we're in the mid 90's today, but we're going to reduce staff of the week ahead. yeah, it's pretty sweet week. coming up ahead, going to break it down for you. check in your 4 zone forecast check in your 4 zone forecast kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> all right. a live look now at the airport this morning at 9.40, for the sunday looking like a lovely day to fly out there day it is. we got the fog peeling away. there are no delays being reported out of sfo. so. >> but you want to leave because we've got a great week day forecast coming up here. this is the stuff that you if you're coming back, by the way, still hot again today. no, no, no. it's improving for the week ahead. so you pick the right time to come on that. good morning, 70. good morning. all going to send you up real somebody checking the sunshine out there, but start to the day. how about tahoe, how those temps holding 79

tomorrow? 77 tuesday, we asked 66 wednesday, hint, yeah, change things changing there as well as here. and there's another punch by the weekend as well. guy is was the name of this typhoon earlier in northern so i don't have more labels here. but the sea, manila for the philippines is china in vietnam. so hit northern vietnam before a couple days ago and was a big punch. this was the strongest typhoon they had in the just this year and we haven't had a lot of action, the tropical atlantic. so sometimes that happens the pacific. it's very active. atlantic doesn't do too much. and then they flip back and forth like this. now the big problem is rains, heavy rains and flooding. it's going up against mountains that's up sloping. so you get a lot more rain out of the atmosphere. physics doesn't stop you from doing that. but practically we really can to. let's work on the work dried first. okay. this is what's happening in the gulf stream the gulf of mexico rather. there is a system trying to develop. it's not tropical yet, but the hurricane center says may want to look at this year might become something,

but it doesn't much time, whatever it becomes, the model say and area circulation is going to go right up here through the mississippi valley and off to the ohio valley with heavy rains following with all about. so they're watching that to see what goes forward with that. meanwhile, the southwest are typical monsoon daytime air mass thunder showers. there is the progress of the projected thunder showers going on. look to be quite nasty around the rivers. you can see. and meanwhile, up to the north a little bit as well. but this big bite was from our system we had earlier that gave us a little relief from yesterday. current temperatures lower 60's east bay shoreline get inland. you start to get him a little higher upper 60's 50's. meanwhile, up towards the north. but this is the real treat. okay. first things first, the early part of the week we get to around tuesday. little dip happening here. there's our low. we do get winds with this and you'll start to get them a little bit on monday night. a bit. that's going throw some moisture our way as well. that's a plus. that's good. because meantime, we've got winds. we like its moisture with that and cool down the temps now going to be watch for that because we

might have some wind advisories may be the bigger one, though, is by next weekend. that's due to get here late in the weekend, maybe sunday, monday, more. these things also tend to drift longer-range out. so it might be a little later than that or maybe a little earlier. but sunday into monday. there you have it. and that's going provide some nice relief, too. the winds, by the way, this at 5 under millibars. but i mean, at the surface gonna get some winds with all of this as well. and this is the storm track that we tend to see a lot in the winter months for storms. 4 zone forecast for you today. we're at 70 to san francisco do in the 60's along the coast. meanwhile, in the bay side of peninsula, 78 for burn again, getting hot again going south mid 80's move and then we get to the south bay here, upper 80's with 96 morgan hill. 92, for example, los gatos mid-eighties for the east bay shoreline tri valley into the mid 90's for today. at least 94 for concord. probably going to be our hottest temperatures. you're going to see this week as we start to improve a little bit on monday tuesday. 76 berkeley vallejo, compliments of an

onshore wind, although not much of one 77, 92 for fairfield, 86 for nap up and during about a 90 for santa rosa. so our seven-day reflects everything we talked about. there's the dip in the drop cloud cover associated with our next system. maybe some drizzle along the coast and all of that, keeping it sunny for next saturday, we're still piecing together what's going on. we're already getting some influence from that secondary system, which really impressive. but they these models and you get longer range, they can change and all that sort of thing. so to be announced. but i like the trend. this is really sweet, ok? all right. we like the sound of that. okay. thanks so much, dave. >> will be do just resurrecting again. entertainment critic dean richards shares his thoughts on tim burton's long-awaited sequel. the 1988 cult classic. >> jake, jake j good 99. >> i love the original beetlejuice was so excited when i heard that director tim burton and much of the

original cast are all coming back to make it. it was the same kind of anticipation that yet when you get together with friends that you haven't seen in a long time, sometimes those reunions are great and sometimes they're better off left as memories. >> you don't, you. beetlejuice beetlejuice. it was a nice reunion but one that didn't live up to the original movie itself is fairly well put together with michael keaton. not one oscar winner. >> slipping right back into the makeup and striped suit with the same wisecracks, an undead hi, james but on riders now, the mom of her own troubled teenage daughter played by jenna ortega. catherine o'hara attorney is the slightly out of step step. mom all back in the same house of the undead. nice to see everyone again in too many subplots and too many side characters that slow things

down. i think they're there. so you don't notice that it's just not as clever as the 1988 original. it is nostalgia, though, and i give a dean's list b minus. >> dean's list b minus. all right. still may be worth taking a watch. the paralympics wraps up in paris today and that means the end of another summer games cycle. but as matt barnes reports, the impact of the games will be long-lasting. >> it was 10 years ago paris won the bid to host the olympics and paralympics right here. they declared it. it would be a games wide open. you could also argue to be a games widely remembered. i believe that the there is a kind of magic in this country at the moment where everyone is discovering the games that follow a sport to bring the nation together. and that's to see how much sports can bring those up. was it the values? >> tony, us think the ceo of paris 2024 and a former olympian himself. he knows the power of sport and connecting

his country to not just the olympics, but the paralympics was a huge priority. we believe that the pardon picks kind so that the something in addition morning having or so the way to speak about inclusion because we we still believe we live in a society where baby. >> may be too many differences and spoke and the can we do sometimes just discrimination. so during the games, the organizing committee formed many clubs and 600 schools across the nation allowing kids to meet the athletes in person to try adaptive sports and judging by the massive crowds in every venue and exciting for people of all generations to celebrate these athletes, it's clear paris, 2024 delivered. >> when it came to host the games that will be remembered forever to see how much froze >> embraced the games and definitely could be part of the success because if we going in the stadium, always the same for atmosphere. a fantastic way to engage with

people and 2. to wood tv, 8 or so people to do sports. and that's fun see because is where the songs of the games, but those who in country, i think it made an impact on the people too, have a better opinion on boat and so i hope the motivation to do sports and maybe further proof of the legacy of these games. the mayor of paris has said the olympic rings will remain on the eiffel tower. >> and most likely the paralympic flag will remain right here at the arc de triomphe reporting in paris for the paralympics on parts. >> california's wolf population has doubled in the past year, according to fish and wildlife officials, they say 5 will family's produce 30 new pups bringing the total number of known wolves in california to 62. the wolves are mainly in 6 counties across the state. as you can see there since the 1970's wolves have been a protected species in california. we'll be right back.

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up in east san jose representing a new beginning for the area. organizers say they're now calling the east santa clara street businesse corridor, the east village, san jose. >> you know, this mural is really a representation of the raising of the standards that we all need and that we all want. so this is just the

beginning. >> and it just represents thriving. and the growing back can be done. they're on village. >> the east village business association also spoke about the importance of local brick and mortar stores. >> we're still talking about still for today to get a load of this. we still got the middle 90's going on east to the east bay hills. i think there's gonna be some of the hottest numbers are going to see this week ahead. meanwhile, up north got 90% or rosa. the golden gate bridge is still socked by some fog. so just keep a few little bay clouds in there and also along the coast. but all in all, everybody seeing pretty much a lot of sunshine on up here. look at this. we have some interruptions that we like middle lower 80's coming our way tuesday, wednesday to lose a decade off your temps inland and then by next weekend, the beginning of yet another corrector, as we see temperatures fall saturday at 87 there looks like the real action as they get here till sunday monday of the following week. but still the trend is

in the right direction. it's good stuff. okay. all right. still some time to go out and get a bit of it. and if you want, we do, though, through stuff and it's cold, you can do that even in the snow. have a more efficient right? >> separate. see it. by body. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things

is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses.

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