♪♪ delicious chicken they may or may not deserve. perdue. jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. delicious chicken they may or may not deserve. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time as we go into the wild. >> developing on the kron 4 morning news. some neighbors in the east bay say that they are in danger of losing a lifeline for their community. >> we cannot afford to or not. there has been all. >> the action that they are demanding from the governor.

plus, should a man at a busy bart station in the middle of the day. what investigators say led up to this violent situation. lot of south, a after a fire did some pretty s - heavy damage. how the owners are moving forward. one meal at a time. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> and good morning. thank you for joining us on this kron. 4 morning news on theresa stasi. you in for stetanie limits saturday, september 14th already. let's get a start right now. look at the weather with dave spahr high okay. good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. we're starting off of that traditional fog. but, you know, we'll see a lot of sunshine toiay. that's the typical drill. we've seen lot an inland highs in the 80's, but then. >> oh, yes, things change for tomorrow. and next week as well, waiting for fall. we have it in the forecast. first things, first of gate bridge checks in with fog being

socked in here. we're seeing some of that around the coast as well. now it's starting to break up a little bit and it's going to be part of the mostly sunny drill. but here you have it just to give you a quick idea, some of that kind of hang around the east bay shoreline little bit. but nice clearing even along the coast this afternoon. so enjoy your saturday because things will be changing. here is the highway. we expect a series of systems to drop south from the gulf of alaska. that is the winter playbook. and you will see temperatures correct as early as tomorrow. winds not much to talk about now. yeah, a little bit of uptick in the afternoon which is typical. but then things changed by tonight and into tomorrow are tipped temperatures right now in the 50's mostly some chilly 40's up north. there you can see santa rosa. 48 46 for the battle. san francisco at 54. and actually a little warmer in spots inland where around the bay, where degree off of yesterday's numbers. so today will do about 75 at 11 o'clock by 2. 85. and we're talking about inland highs in the 70's not just tomorrow, but into early next week. have mone on that forecast and theresa day.

thank you for that one east bay hospital considered a lifeline for underserved families is. >> strapped financially and facing some closures. kron four's philippe djegal reports from hayward where saint rose hospital supporters and staff rallied for governor newsome. support to keep it open. >> time is running out for saint rose hospital in hayward, which alameda county supervisor lisa marquez says is facing imminent closure to the fiscal challenges. we have a solution kids says the solution is ab. 22 71 and supporters rallied around the bill outside the hospital in hayward friday morning. it passed through the state legislature and awaits governor newsom signature to be signed into law. lifeline minutes. can save lives. east bay democratic assembly member liz ortega authored the bill which would allow alameda health system to acquire the hospital and absorb its debts. a rose bush. >> it's part of our community. it's a necessity for our

community. mayor mark salinas was born in this hospital and says losing it would cut many in the community off from vital services for giving this loan. >> we'll clear the path for alameda health system to take it over and begin relaunch saint rose hospital and start serving the next generation of hayward and hayward area children and families. september 30th is the last day for governor newsom to sign or veto bills passed by the legislature before september. first time. >> in hayward, philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> city attorney is suing oakland unified school district. the attorney says of the school district has not paid its share of school board. election costs. they say that ust owes about 1.5 million dollars for elections held in 2020 2022. 2023. the city attorney says that california law requires school districts to cover those

costs. a man who san francisco police say had a gun led officers on a chase past the popular powell street cable car turn around friday morning. the chase came to a stop when police eventually shot the suspect. kron four's. dan kerman has very latest for us. >> we cannot have on people walking around our streets. crimes any nature. >> it's here inside the powell % street bart station, where at least 2 san francisco police officers opened fire on a man they say had a gun. police say the incident began about 10. 21 officers patrolling the 400 block of jessie street spotted a man in this car with a gun as police conceived a plan to approach the man he got out of his car and a foot chase ensued. authorities say the suspect stopped at this liquor store on 5th street with police in pursuit. he then made his way near the cable car turnaround, paul street and then went down into the plaza outside the powell

street, bart station, once inside the station, at least 2 officers shot the suspect. he is now in fair condition. our officers are deployed to prevent crime. >> and when we see somebody on with a gun, you know, we want to get that person in custody before they hurt somebody. you're commit some other violent crime with that farm. that's what they were doing. that's why they're here at a news conference. police chief bill scott credited officers with spotting the firearm which they say has now been recovered. >> as disturbing as this is to have an arm and walk around the streets of san francisco. let me reassure you all that we are here. the san francisco police department is here will be here. the response of our officers, not only the officers that were patrolling the area that observe this armed person, but the responding officers that came to us is was. >> outstanding. i think we've feeling pretty safe since

we're here hours after the incident. many waiting for the cable car at the polish treat turnaround still didn't know a man had been shot, just steps away. i specifically did estate downtown in the downtown area so that i would feel didn't hear about it until right i know that happens in cities. so i'm not really concerned about again. police say they have recovered the suspect's firearm. but at this point, they're not saying whether or not he shot that gun. so still plenty of questions need to be answered. police say they're expecting more answers to come in as the investigation continues in the days to come. >> outside the powell street bart station, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> a 15 year-old girl has been arrested for making one of 2 threats against a time. a pious union high school district there in maroon district. officials say that they got a text message friday morning of a threat of violence while investigating the fbi informer in law enforcement of the school shooting threat in san

anselmo. all 5 schools in the district were evacuated while police secure the areas staff went around. checking in with students. >> our counselors out and about other staff members are out and about for answering questions from kids and from from parents. >> one was arrested in san anselmo for criminal threats and police are investigating who made the bomb threat. exos officially left san francisco according to a report by fortune, the company sent a note to staff 2 weeks ago informing them of this social media's headquarters closure. now the report says employees worked in the san francisco office and market in 10th are being relocated to offices, incentives pallotta in july, elon musk announced it would also be moving the company austin, texas. a redwood city staple is serving up some good eats again months after it was shut down from a kitchen fire.

kron jack molmud stop by the middle eastern restaurant mars and the owners told him that the community support means so much. >> when grilled and served up fresh to order. that's how things are done at missouri grill in redwood city of middle eastern and mediterranean grill. so and bustle is a welcome feeling now because 3 months ago the owners were dealing with this. >> which article flames actually went ahead and buy from the corner of walls prepped up behind the wall for about. i want to assume it's about 30 to 45 minutes of a burning through. that's when we have felt the smoke a few. the flames but definitely felt the flames. jordan mclaughlin is the owner. his family moved to the united states from the country of jordan before he was born. and to him this restaurant is more than just the taste of the food. and i mean, this food is our closer and i mean that every which way mean it's not just about the to market. you bringing

everyone together, breaking bread together. that's why with a 2 alarm fire tore through the restaurant in june. it quickly went to work. we really anticipated about a 6 foot home and i leaves their minimum. however, a three-month turnaround with the help of the city. the help of the community helped make it happen for the kitchen fire may not have looked that large, but it's at the restaurant back about a quarter million dollars. the workers here, just happy. no one was hurt to be part of this community. you have such an impact. only 2 months deadly, a blessing that we do not take for granted now it's first couple days back in business. mazda is serving a full house back in business and serving up middle eastern food and culture, whether it's being from jordan from lebanon, from palestine, from egypt. i mean, you name the staff feel represented to a boss. the whose family is from here on it's a sunni. it's a very unique place to work play. you ome and you feel the sort of like energy by really awesome. special. and

so this is our first time here since the fire harry toda and her husband are regulars and are excited to come back. >> carey married into a palestinian family. says this food here is on par. it's delicious. it's the closest thing to my mother-in-law's cooking that i can find anywhere to be able to represent our culture. >> you are cuisine. i mean, really doesn't get better than that would city jack moment kron 4 news. >> a rare plant garden is set to reopen this week in uc berkeley's virginia halden trump local houses full of stunning beauties. it is set to reopen this weekend. >> it is going to be giving visitors a look at these rare plants that are normally only found in the wild. it's been closed for nearly 4 years and over that time, the entire garden was roof. it. of course. >> the big feature is the whole interior was completely emptied out of ole up lawns and all of the hard landscape completely replant it with lot of the features.

>> now, one of the biggest changes is the tropical pool with the floating waterfall. you can reserve tickets on learning. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a popular beach shutdown that stinky situation that it is causing. plus the investigation into batteries inside a tesla vehicles bursting into flames in our next half hour. what you need to know about the fire that shut down. i-80 for hours. and former president donald trump making a stop in the bay area. after the break with voters on both sides of the aisle told us. >> and enjoy the flavor. some are going on for today. those inland highs into the 80's. inland highs into the 80's. but big chang

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>> a live look outside for you on this saturday. and you can see a glimpse of the sun coming up. and it's a gorgeous dave spahr here to tell us all about it. >> yeah, good morning, theresa. good morning. everybody was saying the same thing along the east bay shoreline with that little division there with the warmer air upstairs, drier as well. the typical kind of inversion drill that we have this fog the ground, a mix out for a mostly sunny day today, starting things off most in the 50's. but as couple chilly 40's up north there in nevada when santa rosa and along the coast, mid 50's as well, not too bad for today for hitting the beach. we've got early bay clouds and fog and all that stuff that mixes out. we're going to be mostly sunny, upper 80's even well inland. so not too about on that front, either kind shaving off those 90's. not tomorrow. big drop, much cooler. also be some scattered clouds thrown around here, too. but we're talking about highs in the

70's well inland. meanwhile, 60's for the bay that sets the stage for another game plan for next week. we're gonna have a series of systems coming by scattered clouds throughout next week. shower hits looking at monday and wednesday on this from 2 separate systems. now with all of this, could have some flashes of lightning thrown in there for good measure to know again today we mix this fog out. looks pretty good by the afternoon. maybe lingering up the coast. just a touch bit. maybe tomorrow morning, bit of drizzle in some spots there. but this cloud cover business doesn't completely clear. even when we get to the afternoon, the will be new waves coming in by the afternoon and building with all of this. to give you an extra chill, an onshore wind will start popping it's not going to be the typical afternoon pickup. it'll be from overnight through sunday and that will continue into monday as well. getting to those winds today. you know, typical thing you get inland heating and the winds start to go. that's usual. but then we get to tonight tomorrow and you can see they're consistent throughout the day. most

apparent right across the golden gate to the east bay shoreline there with those numbers. well, and the business of the 20's now with all of this, there's no wind advisory that's been posted. they may change that a little bit later on as those winds are getting close to that threshold. but today, sunny and mild, san francisco at 68 73 for oakland, 82 san jose. and even inland. many of 80's to be filed with the sub 90. that's not too bad. 88 for antioch. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline, upper 70's up north, a mixture 80's 70's and still holding on to the 60's at the coast next couple of days with all of this. there's a big drop sunday. and this sets the stage for much of next week with temperatures in the 70's through much of the week. a lot of interference coming away with a couple of systems to watch out for. thank you for all of that information. think >> kamala harris and donald trump supporters one. >> kamala harris and donald trump supporters rallied and what side friday night. mr.

trump attended a private fundraiser there. we spoke with voters about how they feel about the former president. >> no taxes. and yet close the border merry christmas bring back christmas. we're not feeling safe in right now. even look at francisco sentences not safe at all. it's become a sanctuary for as gender. it has become a century fall. criminals who coming in next that lies to the american people. he's women. he's a convicted felon. it's the most frightening thing to have him back in the white house. >> the fundraising event was not cheap to attend large donors paying $150,000 per person and 500,000 for couples. a photo with mister trump is price between 35,000 to 70 $1000. i didn't know she was black. >> until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black and now she wants known black. >> so meanwhile, it's been over a month since mister trump was interviewed by the

national association of black journalists convention where >> he called into question kamala harris's ethnicity. now the na dj is handing harris the mike. the group scheduled a live interview with the vice president for next tuesday. the event will be held in philadelphia where harris will also be interviewed by journalism students from a local historically black college or better nunez and hbc. fire crews say that they have gained upper hand and battling one of the largest of 3 fires burning in the state. the bridge fire in los angeles in san bernardino counties now at 3% contained after scorching 52,000 acres. flames have destroyed dozens of homes since it started on sunday. the cause of the fire still under investigation. and now crews are allowing some residents who evacuated to return to their neighborhoods to check on their homes. reporter jennifer mccraw has the story. >> it takes. couple of days

before it starts to sink in. hard to imagine their dreams burning to the ground. they said. >> maybe some day long that house. years later, we were able to buy that home check. lions and his wife are devastated. the fire ripping through the san gabriel mountains wednesday night as the bridge fire exploded to tens of thousands of neighbor who lives across street called and said your house is fully and got. >> engulfed in flames and it went that fast. we never had a chance. to get any person lions out of the house. and then later on that when we saw the flames shooting one to 200 feet near the wind was blind. i seriously thought the town was going to burn. >> it was awful. dozens of homes lost and still firefighters doing their best to keep the remaining communities threatened by the

fire, protected and asking for residents to be patient with it. can dry fuel still burning across the mountains? we take it personal. >> we want to get everybody back into the community, but we want to make sure it's safe. captain ken let says it's a community. he didn't think he'd come home to. so we have some infrastructure medicines up here. do an assessment up along the fire area. there. the water district is checking the water purity to make sure that is working. caltrans scott check some guardrails. the got higher up highway too. once the fire department deems that it safe and secure for everybody, we'll be opening up fast as we can. a town still standing, including the blue ridge in mr. lyons bar and restaurant that has served the community for decades. at the very least, a business to come back to and somehow in the despair of losing his home, thankful for the firefighters to fight the love them. >> and just glad that we here,

too. for them, the least that we can do is let him use the bathrooms. >> jennifer reporting for us. >> in other news and aids research, fundraising bike ride from san francisco to los angeles. it's pumping its brakes. after 30 years. the aids lifecycle fundraiser has raised more than 300 million dollars for aids research. >> since it started asf aids foundation and los angeles lgbtq community place announced earlier this week at the annual fundraiser will take their final ride in june of 2025. the organizers say that to do to the rate rising costs after the pandemic. the event is no longer financially sustainable. >> and we're hearing from a local district attorney accused of intimidating her own employees. it's about and 15 minutes why she claims that these are all problematic claims. but first, it's not

just football season. it's pop versus into next time. the forty-niners are helping you get in the game.

>> beach in the north bay is partially closed due to a sewage leak. park officials say that they don't know when believes beach in marin county is going to be reopen after human waste was found. >> our first step is to assess where the problems coming from. exactly what specifically is going on. it

only then that we can figure out what those solutions need to be. and how we go about them. >> officials right now say that there is no concern for the sewage leak to contaminate drinking we'll continue to follow the story closely. it is football season and puppy season and the forty-niners are getting into the game. the team is connected with the silicon valley's humane society this weekend. if you adopt a puppy, the forty-niners will pay $49 and the adoption fee, which is $375. that includes microchipping vaccinations, spay or neuter. and you get to puppy training. once you have your new love pat thursday, the humane society brought in 10 pups and kittens to the team facility for what they called a therapy session. >> it's usually advantageous to just because they've got such reach. you know, when we did the last of the therapy

session with that video went viral on tiktok. they posted it and i think now is up over 3 million views. and so i think just the exposure gives us, but also just really shelters everywhere. shelters in the bay area, shelters across the country. any time you can raise awareness around adoption. and it's a good thing. >> humane society, silicon valley actually visits central valley shelters every week to take and dozens of dogs to their facility to help with overcrowding issues. they always need people to help foster pets. apparently since they did this therapy session with the niners last year. it was before the nfc title game. and of course, it went so well that the team is excited to do it again this year. >> and they heard a loud report. >> sounding like a gunshot. >> we now know the name of the man shot and killed thursday in an east bay neighborhood. next on kron, 4 news he spoke

with a neighbor. well for the shot from this home.

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♪♪ jardiance is really swell ♪♪ ♪♪ the little pill with a big story to tell! ♪♪ developing on the kron 4 morning news police have released the name of a person shot and killed in east bay community. take a moment think about it. slow down. when a neighbor says led to this deadly situation. plus, new details into why a tesla truck burst into flames on a busy highway. shut down traffic for hours. and alameda county district attorney turning pamela price is responding to

claims that she harassed her own employees. why she's calling those accusations, disrespectful. good morning. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news that start this half hour with a look at your forecast. dave spahr with all of the facts and figures for us. hi, okay. good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody of morning fog on a breakaway for that. typical sunshine for you in the afternoon. that even includes along the beaches and not bad for those temperatures to so. >> it will feel pretty much like it's been except taken the edge off of those 90's with a lot of 80's inland sfo. no official delays, but there's some taxi issues going on with some minor 15 to 30 minute delays at some of the gates going on here now for today. back to the sunshine were in the 80's inland. that feels pretty good. the afternoon breeze, typical drill tomorrow. different story. however, 64 antioch, we see a lot of 50's over the real estate. some 40's up north. there were like santa rosa nevado. 46 and 54 for places like half moon bay. there is the lineup. you can see system one just towards our north. you're going to feel some of these effects

tonight with some of the winds working. maybe some of the cloud cover covering up some of those stars and all and then tomorrow we'll see kind of more. the variable cloudy story, more cloudy than not and much cooler, too. 88 expected for a high today for antioch, 87 for livermore, tri valley. and you see those 70's hugging the east bay shoreline course will be checking more to that in your 4 zone forecast in a bit. looking ahead. this is how it lines up. there's the big drop tomorrow and a lot more cloud cover that sets the stage for next week. maybe even seeing a thunder showers for monday and into wednesday morning forecast a bit. theresa dave, thank you for that. >> in the east bay, we now know the name of the victim killed in a shooting in rinda on thursday. kron four's lezla gooden spoke with neighbors as the police investigate. >> 50 year-old scott decker rendell was shot and killed right here off of las vegas road on thursday. according to the contra costa county sheriff's office. police say the other person involved who was detained has now been

released. neighbors who live nearby say they believe this was incident of road rage. i was working from home in a heard a loud report. >> sounding like a gunshot. >> this is one of the last places i with evers expect to hear one in the middle of the day calling who lives not too far away from where the shooting took place. >> says it should not have ended like this that regrettably, this kind of incident can happen very quickly. collation. i have the whole situation and take a moment. think about it. slow down. these are the 2 cars that were seen at the location of the shooting, a tesla and a toyota 4 runner is scott decker is registered to the toyota. according to police, they received reports of gunshots around 11:00am on thursday. >> once arriving, they found ecker who had been shot. first responders tried saving him but he died at the scene is still not clear what led to

this. but flowers left at the scene of the shooting are serving as a quiet reminder of what happened here. lets the good in kron. 4 news. >> staying in the east bay, a woman was arrested after police say that she stabbed him and death. police say that 27 year-old kennedy stitch stand. 37 year-old 8 of white in may of last year at a home on owen drive in pleasanton. officers say that they were first told that the victim was stabbed during the robbery by 2 men wearing ski masks. but after a yearlong investigation, police say that they deem the claim on true and that the victim, the suspect knew each other steps was booked into jail on suspicion of homicide. a town in the county district attorney is responding to a lawsuit claiming that she is making criminal threats and intimidating her own employees for taking part in the recall campaign against her lawyers representing the employees wrote a letter to pamela price and a chief assistant saying

that the da has been using mom, boss, tactics and hired a private armed security for her office and courthouse. the letter also says that price has retaliated against prosecutors who did not support her and the election and warned employees a possible arrest for engaging in the recall camprign against her. in a statement sent to kron 4 news. the district attorney's office says that the accusations are false and that, quote, calling da price of mombasa is not only unprecedented and disrespectful, but it is also racially charged on whistle designed to undermine trust in the county's first black district attorney in the minds of the public and quote. well, firefighters in placer county confirm it took 50 1000 gallons of water to extinguish the flames on a tesla big rig that crash last month. the fiery crash happened on i-80 near emigrant gap.

firefighters say that the battering the tesla reach temperatures of 1000 degrees. and this crash and many others are now being investigated by federal officials. reporter claudette stephen mean takes a closer look. >> electrical vehicles catching fire on roadways in these incidents, tall flames are huge. clouds of smoke can be seen while crews worked to get the situation under control on august, 19th and electric power truck veered off the road and went up in flames after crashing into trees near emigrant gap and placer county aerial resources were brought in while crews worked. the fire in the end, the truck was reduced to nothing. the ntsb just released its initial report into the crash breaking down its preliminary findings in this latest report. here are some of the key takeaways. the report mentions how emergency responders used about 50,000 gallons of water to put out the fire and cool down the

batteries. i-80 was closed for 14 to 15 hours to ensure batteries were at a safe temperature to retrieve the vehicle and prevent the spread of fire to vegetation. the truck was then monitored for 24 hours and the batteries did not reignite only asked the ntsb while they decided to open an investigation into this crash. they couldn't say much but told us they've had a number of lithium ion battery crash fires over the years and wanted to evaluate potential new risks. they also said they launched an investigation when they identify a potential concern that could have system wider national safety implications with all the sacramento fire who says they're now using an app to help guide them through crashes so they don't cause the ev to burst into flames. so there's actually an app that we have those and it goes through the manufactures and that makes of these vehicles and that can see. >> for your typical vehicle accidents, we have extra patients at the cousin of the vehicle where to we're not a cat, so it's but basically a

safety rolodex for us. >> that was quite at stephen and reporting so far. tesla has not commented on the investigation. more than 100 new chp officers sworn in on friday. this after a 26 week training program at the chp academy in sacramento. the department says it is the biggest graduating class since the launch of the 2022 recruitment campaign. the new officers will soon start their assignments at the more than 100 offices around the state. and house. a bipartisan task force investigating the trump shooting has obtained a trove of key medical records for the shooter. washington correspondent reshad hudson reports. >> the man leading the task force looking into the attempted assassination of

former president donald trump made a disappointing discovery this week. we want match up with what we had. we don't o% have the ability to do that right now. pennsylvania republican congressman mike kelly says the coroner released the body of the shooter, thomas matthew crooks to his family. they had him cremated before kelly's team could conduct their own review. that really should have happened. until we had completed everything. we want a clean hit. i my my question anybody. but we want match up with what we had so far. the investigation has involved obtaining thousands of documents conducting hours of briefings and taking trips to the site of the shooting. so we do have the autopsy. we do have footage. we have a lot of things we can look at thursday. the task force received a closed door briefing from the secret service after member said the investigation has shown major failures. it does appear as though there were numerous lapses and failures at every level from. >> securing the perimeter to

ensure and communications occurring to coordinating across local, state and federal law enforcement. colorado democratic congressman jason crow says with the campaign season being in full swing that is creating staffing challenges for the secret service were just in an era of extreme increased threats across theeboard. the congressional task force has until december 13th. >> to release its full investigative report reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> well, mister khan says here in california, governor tim walz and vice president harris were visiting key battleground states walls and michigan and harris in pennsylvania. the harris campaign says that they are trying to capitalize on tuesday night's debate. meantime, president joe biden responded today too. trump's claims about haitian migrants in migrants in ohio eating people's pets. >> there's no place in america. this to stop what he's doing. that to stop.

>> mayor of springfield, ohio, says that these unstuck substantiated claims undermine the actual issues the city is having when it comes to serving the nearly 20,000 migrants who have settled there since 2020. happening today. santa is a is children's discovery news in kicked off hispanic heritage month with a cold event for the family. the low rider event low and slow will feature local car clubs from around the area. this is video from the previous year's clubs. the cubs will cruise in the discovery museum and show off all of their classic tricked out cars. the event starts at 9.30 and it goes until 4.30, today. the event will also have live music art festivities for all ages. tickets are $18 for children. 16 for seniors and any child under the age of 2. goes for free. >> well, there's barely a week

left in summer, but a south bay mystery house is already accepting gas for spooky season. next on the kron. 4 morning news won't tell you where you can find a good scare. and we sat down with the founder for great foundation. that raises money for cancer research the game of golf. >> and a major cool down is expected over the next couple of days. this is east bayshore fog going on here. but look at that. drop their 86 to 78 get used to that change. plus one with a couple little chances of some thunder showers run in for good measure that could called for weny news continues.

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>> a live look outside. you can see kind of sort of maybe not the golden gate bridge. i don't like the funk. james, you're going to tell us how long that fox debate. it's really we're driving fog. i? >> yeah. good morning 3. say good morning, everybody. and getting above that fog. yeah. from our mount tam picture, check it out about that action going on. this is what our afternoon will be like. lots of sunshine for everybody. typical drilled those temperatures inland. not quite the 90's, but into the 80's. and then after that, we turn the page. it's a totally different ball game going forward. by the way, part of the park package with all of this is the drop in temperatures. you can see up around tahoe, 50 going on on monday tuesday, about 60 now, there may be also some precipitation with this. i say precipitation because snow levels are being pegged at around 7500 feet or so. still kind of being piece together. but it's going to kind of storming and unsettled up there as well. so definitely very chilly and prepare for

maybe potentially least seen cars medically some flakes being tossed about there, too. as far as stormtracker any thunder shower activity from the monsoon that's been completely neutralized. however, more of like the winter type thunder shower action is a possibility as we get into next week. sure that a bit. 57 going on fo- livermore at this hour. 64 antioch, up north. we've got 50's and 40's. 55, san francisco and some 15. i mean, well for san jose. so the longer range forecast here, the first things first, this happens for tomorrow. you'll feel the effects effects of the winds also into monday with that hit of some showers. maybe some thunder showers thrown in there. it's not a guarantee everybody's going to get at the coverage areas about 30 some percent or whatever. we take a breather into tuesday. and then wednesday, another wave i know, get down here wednesday, another wave that again, they bring chance of thundershowers cause upstairs. you have that cold air is coming in from the gulf of alaska and the mixing process sometimes will deliver some of those strikes of

lightning thrown in with some scattered showers after that. look what happens. our good old friend, the pacific. i takes over. so we start to moderate as we get into next weekend, which, by the way, it's next. sunday is the start of fall. that's right. still from an astronomical standpoint, going to be summer for next week. 68 san francisco to the coast. let's keep it into the 60's. plenty of sunshine by this afternoon. at least 74 for burlingame. 64. meanwhile, for foster city, 81 palo alto to the south bay into the lower 80's. 85 morgan hill, east bay shoreline getting close. 79 tri valley. you're in the upper 80's for today. 85 going on for walnut creek. 73 oakland, 69 for berkeley. billy, what a 68 with that onshore winds are going to start feeling by tonight. 84 fairfield, 77 for napa and 85 for santa rosa. again, we're in the astronomical summer. still, there's the drop boom into the 70's we go. another hit by wednesday puts a stop about 73. and we are looking for those chances of showers or thundershowers monday and

wednesday, theresa. >> a ball golf tournament has raised more than 5 million dollars for cancer since 2005 with 600 golfers over 50 corporate sponsors and some 200 corporations involved every year. it is one of the largest privately-held golf tournaments in the nation. and joining us right now to tell us more about great event is founder executive director bomb hammer. good morning, bob. how are you? great. thanks for having it's tell us about the tournament why this is so significant and it's and it's personal for you. >> yeah, 20 years, 5 million dollars raised is some staggering. great numbers yeah, it's personal for me because i'm a two-time testicular cancer survivor. i was diagnosed in 1999 and then again in came back and win it. when mine came back, i had a tumor with a cucumber going up into my neck. so i did of doing 26 rounds of chemo in 2000. took about a year to go

through that. long story short as when i was raising when i was going through my chemo, i read the book called it's not about the bike, but lance armstrong. she's not funds. and this was long before lance gotten any other issues. but he had a great foundation at the time. so my wife and i went down to texas, got a chance to meet him. but more importantly, i got to meet his oncologist and by chance, he listened to my whole of surgery the next week at stanford. and this was a saturday of of a surgery 3 days later. and he said, you know, don't based on what you're telling me. i don't think you need that surgery. if you have it, you won't have any more children and you might not walk again because there was a scar tissue that was on my spine and they wanted to remove it. wow. very long story short as we listen to this guy, we ended up not having that surgery and a year and a half later, my wife come and i can see son. josh. wow. so are son. josh is now. 21.

and we've been doing this for 20 years. the question i get asked a lot did you think that you would be doing this for 20 absolutely not. what i did it by. i started with a goal of one of their is $2500 and sent a check to the lance armstrong foundation way back in the day and saying thank you for introducing me to this person that first year when it a brazen $56,000. and it was like. when you go into next year and we were all like it. my wife, kim and i like what mean next year, right? and here we go. here we are 20 years later and 5 million dollars. great things about having this for amount of years are the relationships you can make with people. with the foundations that we give money to. started off as we would randomly said sent a check and they wouldn't. while this is all who are you and where it right the pandemic came in 2020 and some of these

foundations that we have been working with for many years are now calling us our little our little foundation saying god, i hope you can get this. i hope you can still do this during the pandemic, which we did with the change course is we had to change everything. but those relationships are the reason that you want to keep it going and you want to keep doing what we're doing and helping as many people as we can. really a story of perseverance right? >> and and you know, which is so important in fighting such a diseases. cancer is just having that ability to stay focused and to help. but you are also talking about the connections, right, and how that really does make a difference. yeah, i think that. >> when you're going through something like that and changes your life you. yeah, it's tough and mentally physically it can get old fast and you just got to stay focused and keep your eye on the prize. and and it's it's

not fun to go through stuff like that. but the support systems that some of these cancer foundations of, you know, any any type of illness, any type of disease. the reason that foundations are there to help support and help emotionally support financially support. >> and is comfort of my familiar right? i mean, because you can lean on people who have gone through that it really you know, provide a cushion of support. yeah. >> i started off as you know, ucsf reached out to me. and once they heard today. had this cancer foundation for testicular cancer in the early years. it was we were just giving money to the trump a nation that has changed dramatically. and now we we focus on all types of cancers. but i i was where i was going with. that was i got a phone call from ucsf and they said if some, if a young man gets diagnosed with testicular cancer, would you be willing to talk with them? absolutely. so i've been on the call list or anybody who gets diagnosed, but that's turned into the

foundation has that's foundation has evolved. and as i've evolved. i don't have to just talked to somebody who just had testicular cancer. you we can talk about if you need support. i've gotten phone calls. 2 o'clock in the morning spoken with a lot of people in you and i were talking off camera about some of the unfortunate people that. you know, you deal with you deal with you know, you do with a lot of death and you deal with a lot of great stories and you have some sad stories discuss. a body cannot make me cry we're not doing that. the support. i've had 2 girlfriends and i in the past 2 years and it's just been a heartbreak. >> i have a plan of what one of my personal, one of my best friends, areas diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer. >> you know, and all the talk and all the all the robber, all you can do and all the things that i've done for 20 years and sometimes you. it just is what it is. it's unfortunate. but you just keep going. how can someone get involved? you can reach out to

me directly at have a ball golf dot com get out there and play good out there and play. we've got to hear that golfers out there. we actually do have car is a very good golfer. i'm gonna call her out on line at her literally had a foursome drop. >> last night at 10 o'clock at night, i do have one for some available on monday there that do for our 20th anniversary over bennett over golf tournament i'd like to just throwing that some of my longtime sponsors that connects in clay. been part of our events for many, many years since we're so appreciative of their support. well, we appreciate you. so thank you very much for getting up early and joining us here. if you from you welcome. we will be right back.

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and have this fun experience. remember going there is a high school. i think still traumatized. >> our next half hour, time is running out for is fay hospital. the bill neighbors hope can save it. plus, we're learning more about threats that shut down several north bay high schools. the ongoing fbi investigation after teen fbi investigation after teen suspect never settle for ordinary. not when outstanding is within reach. from laminate and vinyl to tile and wood, floor & decor has more options... for pros... homeowners... and anyone looking... for the right look... at the right price. with an entire store full of ideas in stock... your next beautiful space... is at floor & decor.

>> developing on the kron 4 morning news. some neighbors in the east bay say that they are in danger of losing a lifeline for their community.

>> we cannot afford to close yet. hospital. >> the actions that they are demanding from the governor. plus, police shoot a man and a busy bart station in the middle of the day when investigators say led up to this very violent situation. and a beloved south bay business is back in action months after a fire did some pretty heavy damage. the owners are now moving forward. one meal at a time. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 8. >> warning, everyone, thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news on theresa stasi. owen for stephanie lin. it is saturday. september 14th already. let's get a look at your weather right now is kind of foggy out there. but i think that's going to change friday. >> yeah, good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. that should mix out for us in the afternoon. we're back to the sunny weather. we know well and temperatures not too bad. kind of moderate will call the 80's but things

changing as we get into tomorrow and next weekend be now some of that fog starting to peel away a little bit on the east bay shoreline, but give a little bit more time, maybe an hour or so will open that up there. so speaking of that, this is the progress we see very nice. even along the coast will see at the summit of sunshine as well. what's opened up in storm tracker for the storm track coming in from the gulf of alaska. a series of systems to drop south. it's going to big impact on i just in our temperatures. winds and also seeing a couple bouts of showers and some thundershowers in the drill, not much for the way of winds today will see some of that even tomorrow morning as well. start to see some of the effects working tonight. pretty much onshore single digits at this hour. a little bit of a pop in the afternoon 50's around the bay. but you get inland. we see some 60's already taking hold in the east bay and some chilly 40's. meanwhile, up north of that compares to yesterday trailing a couple degrees again close that gap by the afternoon ad. it looks like by high noon to

3 o'clock at 85. not going to see much the way they tease, though, for the next few days. we'll have a look at that longer range forecast for you in a bit to recent. >> dave, thank you very much. east bay hospital considered a lifeline for underserved families is strapped financially and now facing closure. kron four's philippe djegal reports from hayward where saint rose hospital supporters and staff rallied for governor newsome. support to try and keep it open. >> time is running out for saint rose hospital in hayward, which alameda county supervisor lisa marquez says is facing imminent closure to the fiscal challenges. we have a solution kids says the solution is ab. 22 71 and supporters rallied around the bill outside the hospital in hayward friday morning. it passed through the state legislature and awaits governor newsom signature to be signed into law. lifeline minutes. can save lives. east bay democratic assembly member liz ortega authored the bill which would allow alameda health system to acquire the hospital and absorb its debts.

a rose bush. >> it's part of our community. it's a necessity for our community. mayor mark salinas was born in this hospital and says losing it would cut many in the community off from vital services for giving this loan. >> we'll clear the path for alameda health system to take it over and began relaunch saint rose hospital and start serving the next generation of hayward and hayward area children and families. september. 30th is the last day for governor newsom to sign or veto bills passed by the legislature before september. first time. >> in hayward, philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> oakland city attorney is suing oakland unified school district. the attorney says that the school district has not paid its share of school board. election costs. they say that u.s. state owes about 1.5 million dollars for elections held in 2020 2022.

2023. the city attorney says a california law. requires school districts to cover the costs. san francisco police say had a gun led officers on a chase pass unpopular powell street cable car turn around on friday morning. the chase came to a stop when police eventually shot the suspect. khan force. dan kerman has the very latest for us. >> we cannot have on people walking around our streets. crimes any nature. >> it's here inside the powell street bart station, where at least 2 san francisco police officers opened fire on a man they say had a gun. police say the incident began about 10. 21 officers patrolling the 400 block of jessie street spotted a man in his car with a gun as police conceived a plan to approach the man he got out of his car and a foot chase ensued. authorities say the suspect stopped at this liquor store on 5th street with police in pursuit. he then made his way near the cable

car turnaround, paul street and then went down into the plaza outside the powell street, bart station, once inside the station, at least 2 officers shot the suspect. he is now in fair condition. our officers are deployed to prevent crime. >> and when we see somebody on with a gun, you know, we want to get that person in custody before they hurt somebody. you're commit some other violent crime with that farm. that's what they were doing. that's why they're here at a news conference. police chief bill scott credited officers with spotting the firearm which they say has now been recovered. >> as disturbing as this is to have an arm and walk around the streets of san francisco. let me reassure you all that we are here. the san francisco police department is here will be here. the response of our officers, not only the officers that were patrolling the area that observed armed person, but the responding officers that came to us is was.

>> outstanding. i think we've feeling pretty safe since we're here hours after the incident. many waiting for the cable car at the polish treat. turnaround still didn't know a man had been shot, just steps away. i specifically did estate downtown in the downtown area so that i would feel didn't hear about it until right i know that happens in cities. so i'm not really concerned about again. police say they have recovered the suspect's firearm. but at this point, they're not saying whether or not he shot that gun. so still plenty of questions need to be answered. police say they're expecting more answers to come in as the investigation continues in the days to come. >> outside the powell street bart station, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> 15 year-old girl has been arrested for making one of 2 threats against a towel, pius union high school district there in marin county district. officials say that they got a text message of brown 07:30am, in the morning on friday about a threat of violence while investigating

the fbi informer in law enforcement of a school shooting threat in san anselmo. all 5 schools in the district were evacuated while police secure the areas staff went around, checking in with students. >> of our counselors out and about other staff members are out and about for answering questions from kids and from from parents. >> now the 15 year-old was arrested in san anselmo for criminal threats and police are investigating who made the other threat of violence. wax as officially left san francisco. according to a report by fortune, the company sent a note to staff 2 weeks ago informing them of the social media's headquarters closure. the report says that employees who worked in the san francisco office and marketing 10th are being relocated to offices in san jose and pow in july, elon musk announced that he would also be moving the company to austin, texas. well, a redwood

city staple is serving on some good eats again, months after it was shut down because of a kitchen fire kron four's jack molmud stopped by the middle eastern restaurant mars the owners told him that the community support means so much. >> flame grilled and served up fresh to order. that's how things are done at missouri grill in redwood city of middle eastern and mediterranean grill. so and bustle is a welcome feeling now because 3 months ago the owners were dealing with this. >> which article flames actually went ahead and buy from the corner of walls prepped up behind the wall for about. i want to assume it's about 30 to 45 minutes of a burning through. that's when we have felt the smoke a few. the flames but definitely felt the plans. jordan mclaughlin is the owner. his family moved to the united states from the country of jordan before he was born. and to him this restaurant is more than just

the taste of the food. and i mean, this food is our closer and i mean that every which way mean, it's not just about commodity, bringing everyone together, breaking bread together. that's why with a 2 alarm fire tore through the restaurant june. it quickly went to work. we really anticipated about a toman. it leaves their minimum. however, a three-month and around with the help of the city, the help of the community helped make it happen for the kitchen fire may not have looked that large, but it's at the restaurant back about a quarter million dollars. the workers here, just happy. no one was hurt to be part of this community. you have such an impact. only 2 months deadly, a blessing that we do not take for granted that all now in its first couple days back in business. mazda is serving a full house back in business and serving up middle eastern food and culture, whether it's being from jordan from lebanon, from palestine, from huge it. i mean, you name the staff feel represented to a boss. the whose family is from here on it's a sunni.

it's a very unique place to work play. you come and you feel the sort of like energy by really awesome. special. and so this is our first time here since the fire harry toda and her husband are regulars and are excited to come back. >> carey married into a palestinian family. it says this food here is on par. it's delicious. it's the closest thing to my mother-in-law's cooking that i can find anywhere to be able to represent our culture. >> you are cuisine. i mean, really doesn't get better than that would city jack moment kron 4 news. >> a rare plant garden is set to reopen this weekend. uc berkeley's virginia halden tropical house is full of stunning beauties. >> it is set to reopen this weekend. it is sent to give visitors a look at these rare plants that are normally only found in the wild. it's been closed for nearly 4 years over that time period. the entire garden was revamped. of course. >> the big feature is the hole. and was completely

emptied out of ole up lawns and all of the hard landscape and completely replanted with lot of the features. >> and one of those features, the biggest change is the tropical pool with a floating waterfall. you can reserve tickets online. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news investigation into batteries inside of a tesla vehicle bursting into flames in our next half hour. what we know about a fire that shut down i-80 for hours. plus first, former president donald trump making a stop in the bay area on friday. and when we come back with voters on both sides the aisle told us about his visit. >> and the sun going on for today. those temperatures inland into the 80's. but then things change and into next week. big drop expected for week. big drop expected for tomorrow. have a loo

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>> a live look outside. you can see for yourself all those big, fluffy white clouds, which kind of gives a contradictory kind of because it's kind of cool. but it supposed to get warm. all the facts figures dates, park. >> okay. good morning, theresa. morning. everybody will see a warm-up this afternoon. a kind of nice not as hot as it's been before, but big drop in those temperatures starting tomorrow and into early next week. we also see the break-up of the fog. you can see here, the east bay shoreline, just give it another hour or so will probably start to see things cut to clear out their 60's for the inland spots. meanwhile, on the east bay shoreline, it's all in the 50's as we see up north too. and by the way, that clearing i spoke up should see that along the coast today to different story, though, when we get to tomorrow with all

the players in place here in our early bay clouds and all of that fog, upper 80's well inland with those temps. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline treated to 70's and 80's. but tomorrow, big drop, much colder, 70's inland 60's going on for the bay. you couple that with winds and some cloud cover has all the autumnal feel you need next week. scattered clouds will be part of the game plan here. probably the first half of the week. we'll call it was shower hits on monday and wednesday to watch out for this will have the right dynamics working here for us. let's go ahead to future cast for here again, clearing out pretty nicely. but we get to tonight and tomorrow starts to thicken up that marine layer. therefore, we start to get some little droplets as you can see here. and there. what a bit of a fog cover in cloud cover to start the day. and even later in the day, more starts to come in. as you see soon as we break things up, more drop south and maybe overnight a few showers developing. this is on top of the fact of the winds out today. we see the typical afternoon pop. by tomorrow

morning. little bit on the breezy side, particularly around those winds, sensitive areas. and then we get to the afternoon as the system really gets wound up here. and there you can see the nice little wind pop that we see in the afternoon. that is tomorrow. that the wind advisory has been posted with this. of course, that may change a little bit later on and maybe in selective spot. 68 san francisco, sunny and mild. 73 going on for oakland. 82 meanwhile for san jose, lisa. 90 so 88 antioch, 87 going on for concord, up north. 85 santa rosa mean well, 63 to half moon bay next couple of days here, there's the drop 78 for your sunday and monday and again, we'll keep that rain going on for tuesday into wednesday. however, next weekend, it looks like a summer is going to come back again. so even though the autumnal as astronomically speaking next sunday, we're going to us to a fall. it's going to feel more like summer again. can we go back to weekend eventually we will. but now it's going to hot final just decorate for fall

and just pretend it just went for to happen way for a time. >> patience is a virtue. >> kamala harris and donald trump supporters rallied in one side friday night, mr. trump attended a private fund raiser there. we spoke with voters about how they feel about the former president. >> no taxes. and yet close the border merry christmas bring back christmas. we're not feeling safe in right now. even look at francisco sentences not safe at all. it's become a sanctuary for certain transgender. it has become a century fall. criminals who coming in next that lies to the american people. he's arrest women. he's a convicted felon. >> it's the most frightening thing to have him back in the white house. >> the fundraiser event was not cheap to attend large donors paying $150,000 per person. 500,000 for couples. a

photo with mister trump is price between 35,000 to 70 1000. >> i didn't know she was black. until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black and now she wants known black. >> so spent over a month since mister trump was interviewed at the national association of black journalists convention. >> called him the question? kamala harris's ethnicity. now the na bj's handing harris the mic. the group scheduled a live interview with the vice president for next tuesday. this coming tuesday, the event will be held in philadelphia where harris will also be interviewed by journalism students from the local historically black college or better known as and hbc. fire crews say that they have gained the upper hand and battling one of the largest of 3 wildfires burning in california. the bridge fire in los angeles in san bernardino counties now at 3% contained after scorching 52,000 acres.

flames have destroyed dozens of homes since it started on sunday. the cause of the fire still under investigation. now crews are allowing some residents who evacuated to return to their neighborhood to check on their homes. reporter jennifer mcgraw has the story. >> it takes. couple of days before it starts to sink in. hard to imagine their dreams burning to the ground. they said. >> maybe some day long that years later, we were able to buy that home check. lions and his wife are devastated. the fire ripping through the san gabriel mountains wednesday night as the bridge fire exploded to tens of thousands of neighbor who lives across street called and said your house is fully and got. >> engulfed in flames and it went that fast. and we never had a chance. to get any

person lions out of the house. and then later on that when we saw the flames shooting one to 200 feet in the air and the wind was blowing. i seriously thought the tone was going to burn. >> it was awful. dozens of homes lost and still firefighters doing their best to keep the remaining communities threatened by the fire, protected and asking for residents to be patient with it can dry fuel still burning across the mountains? we take it personal. >> we want to get everybody back into the community, but we want to make sure it's safe. captain ken let says it's a community. he didn't think he'd come home to. so we have some infrastructure medicines up here. do an assessment up along the fire area. there. the water district is checking the water purity to make sure that is working. caltrans scott check some guardrails. the got higher up highway too. once the fire department deems that it safe and secure for

everybody, we'll be opening up fast as we can. a town still standing, including the blue ridge in mr. lyons bar and restaurant that has served the community for decades at the very least, a business to come back to and somehow in the despair of losing his home, thankful for the firefighters to fight the love them. >> and i'm just glad that we were. here too. for them. the least that we can do is let him use the bathrooms. >> and these research, fundraising bike ride from san francisco to los angeles is pumping its brakes. after 30 years. the aids lifecycle fundraiser has raised more than 300 million dollars for aids research since it started, they asked of aids foundation and the las angeles lgbtq+ community announce earlier this week that the annual fundraiser will take their final ride in june of 2025. organizers say that due to rising costs after the

pandemic, the event is no longer financially sustainable. >> we're hearing from a local district attorney accused of intimidating her own employees in about 15 minutes. why she claims these are problematic against.

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>> neighbor shares with us that led to the deadly situation. >> plus, new details into why a tesla truck burst into flames on a busy highway. shut down traffic for hours. >> and alameda county district attorney pamela price responding to claims that she harassed her own employees. why she's calling those accusations, disrespectful. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news on the saturday. let's start the half hour. theclook at your forecast. dave spahr. he's in the weather center checking in with the latest information. hi, dave. >> hey, good morning, lisa. good morning, everybody. and off a pretty good start today as we see those inland high temperatures reach into the 80's sub 90, at least. so we'll take a little breather from summer. looks like at least 4 of the week ahead in a first things. first sfo, no delays now out there. as you can see, nice and clear from that pathway mean lower temperatures pretty much in the 50's surrounding the bay.

but inland already seeing some 60's poke out there. 67 for any act this hour. meanwhile, 54 places like half moon bay for today will do about 80 at high noon. 86 by 3 o'clock sub 90, it looks like an a big drop, however, is coming our way. thanks to systems out of the gulf of alaska. they'll be kind of a one-two punch. you'll still feel some of those effects working for the overnight in by tomorrow. quite a bit of cloud cover, coupled with the cooler temps and also those winds all give that a tumble feel for you again. back to the highs today about 88 going on for antioch. mean, well, 70's and 80's up north will be checking more into that in your 4 zone forecast and we'll take a look at the extended forecast to theresa day. thanks so much. >> in the east bay, we now know the name of a victim killed in a shooting in renton this past thursday. kron four's lezla gooden spoke with neighbors as police investigate. >> dekker rendell was shot and killed right here off of las vegas road on thursday. according to the contra costa

county sheriff's office. police say the other person involved who was detained has now been released. neighbors who live nearby say they believe this was an incident of road rage. i was working from home in heard a loud report. >> sounding like a gunshot. >> this is one of the last places i with evers. expect to hear one in the middle of the day calling who lives not too far away from where the shooting took place. >> says it should not have ended like this that regrettably, this kind of incident can happen very quickly. collation. i have the wsole situation and take a moment. think about it. slow down. these are the 2 cars that were seen at the location of the shooting. a tesla and a toyota 4 runner is scott decker is registered to the toyota. according to police, they received reports of gunshots around 11:00am on thursday. >> once arriving, they found ecker who had been shot. first

responders tried saving him but he died at the scene is still not clear what led to this. but flowers left at the scene of the shooting are serving as a quiet reminder of what happened here. lets the good in kron. 4 news. >> staying in the east bay, a woman was arrested after police say that she stabbed the man to death. police say that 27 year-old kennedy smith stabbed. 32 year-old eddie, the on white in may last year at a home on owen drive and pleasant. officers say that they were first told that the victim was stabbed during the robbery by 2 men wearing ski masks. but after a year long investigation, police say that they deem that claim to be untrue and that the victim and suspect actually knew each other steps was booked into jail on suspicion of homicide. the alameda county district attorney is responding to a lawsuit claiming that she made criminal threats and intimidating her own employees for taking part in the recall campaign against her lawyers

representing the employees wrote a letter to pamela price and her chief assistant saying that the da has been using mombasa tactics and hired a private armed security for her office and courthouse. the letter also says the prices retaliated against prosecutors who did not support her election on warning employs a possible arrest for engaging in the recall campaign. now in a statement sent to kron 4 news, the district attorneys office says that the accusations are false and that, quote, calling the da mombasa is not only unprecedented and disrespectful, but it is also racially charged dog whistle designed to undermine trust in the county's first black district attorney in the mines, the public crop. firefighters in placer county confirm it took 50,000 gallons of water to extinguish the flames on a tesla big ring

that crashed last month. the fiery crash happened on i-80 near emigrant gap. firefighters say that the battering the tesla reach temperatures of one 1000 degrees. now this crash in many others are being now being investigated by federal officials. reporter claudette stephen takes a closer look. >> electrical vehicles catching fire on roadways in these incidents, tall flames are huge. clouds of smoke can be seen while crews worked to get the situation under control on august, 19th and electric power truck veered off the road and went up in flames after crashing into trees near emigrant gap and placer county aerial resources were brought in while crews worked. the fire in the end, the truck was reduced to nothing. the ntsb just released its initial report into the crash breaking down its preliminary findings in this latest report. here are some of the key takeaways. the report mentions how emergency

responders used about 50,000 gallons of water to put out the fire and cool down the batteries. i-80 was closed for 14 to 15 hours to ensure batteries were at a safe temperature to retrieve the vehicle and prevent the spread of fire to vegetation. the truck was then monitored for 24 hours and the batteries did not reignite only asked the ntsb while they decided to open an investigation into this crash. they couldn't say much but told us they've had a number of lithium ion battery crash fires over the years and wanted to evaluate potential new risks. they also said they launched an investigation when they identify a potential concern that could have system wider national safety implications with all sacramento fire who says they're now using an app to help guide them through crashes so they don't cause the ev to burst into flames. so there's actually an app that we have those it goes through the manufactures and that makes of these vehicles and that can see. >> for your typical vehicle accidents, we have expectation

that the cousin of vehicle where to we're not a cat. so it's basically a safety grow. next for us. >> that caught at stephen and reporting for us. so far, tesla has not commented on the federal investigation. >> more than 100 new chp officers sworn in on friday. this after a 26 week training program at the chp chp academy. the department says it is the biggest graduating class since the launch of the 2022 recruitment campaign. the new officers will soon start their assignments at more than the 100 offices around the state. the house bipartisan task force investigating the trump shooting has obtained a trove of key medical records for the shooter. >> washington correspondent reshad hudson reports.

>> the man leading the task force looking into the attempted assassination of former president donald trump made a disappointing discovery this week. we want match up with what we had. we don't have the ability to do that right now. pennsylvania republican congressman mike kelly says the coroner released the body of the shooter, thomas matthew crooks to his family. they had him cremated before kelly's team could conduct their own review. that really should have happened. until we had completed everything. we want a clean hit. i my my question anybody. but we want match up with what we had so far. the investigation has involved obtaining thousands of documents conducting hours of briefings and taking trips to the site of the shooting. so we do have the autopsy. we do have footage. we have a lot of things we can look at thursday. the task force received a closed door briefing from the secret service after member said the investigation has shown major failures. it does appear as

though there were numerous lapses and failures at every level from. >> securing the perimeter to ensure and communications occurring to coordinating across local, state and federal law enforcement. colorado democratic congressman jason crow says with the campaign season being in full swing that is creating staffing challenges for the secret service were just in an era of extreme increased threats across the board. the congressional task force has until december 13th. >> to release its full investigative report reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> currently, mister trump is now las vegas governor to walls and vice president are visiting key battleground states walls in michigan and harris and pennsylvania. the harris campaign says that they are trying to capitalize on tuesday night's debate. meantime, president joe biden respond to mister trump's claims about haitian migrants in ohio eating people's pets.

>> there's no place in america. this has to stop what he's doing. that to stop. >> the mayor of springfield, ohio, says that these on substantiated claims undermine the actual issues the city is having when it comes to serving the nearly 20,000 migrants who have settled there since 2020. happening today, san jose's children's discovery museum kicked off hispanic heritage month with a cool event for the entire family. a low rider low and slow will feature local car clubs from around the area. this is video from the previous year. the club's well, crews and the discovery museum and show off all of their classic tricked out cars. the event starts 9.30. goes until 4.30, the event. we'll also have some live music and art activities for all ages. tickets are $18 for children and adults. 16 for seniors and any child under 2 must free at the music. there

is barely week left in summer, but a south bay mystery house is already accepting guests for a spooky fall season. next step on the kron. 4 morning news. we'll tell you where you can go to get good scare. >> and for today, not just carried, got the upper 80's going on well inland, but big changes coming tomorrow and into next week. i got your long range forecast as well.

take a look at that. that's a lot of fog.

>> don't like fox day was here explain that the fog is going to go away and it's going to be a beautiful day hiking, whatever want to do. >> right, dave? yeah, good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and we're covering over also of our shot from mount tam. as you can see, kind of all covered up here. but again, you get a little time and that's gonna peel away nicely changing of seasons. as i mentioned earlier, which is going to be felt up in tahoe. this doesn't tell the whole deal. however, not only some scattered showers a possibility, but those snow levels come into play. now they're going to be very elevated up their 7,000 feet or so with all of this. what's token? and it's only interesting because it's really the last astronomical week of summer that we get this kind of activity. so kind of a different little feel their stormtracker for what's going on here. clear throughout much of the rocky mountain west. we don't tend to sometimes see this with that monsoon. that's busy. it's been completely eroded away. course, all the fires we've been talking about it and socal they do have still all that haze that they have to deal with their 2 and air quality issues still throughout riverside county, orange county as well. now the

system is gonna help clear them out to that little dose of if you will fall like weather 60's in the far east bay today right now, rather and 50's lined up the east bay shoreline as well is up north. but let's get to that change that's happening here tomorrow. you're going to feel it. and then into monday could see some stray little showers, working thunder showers, possibility because that's where they'll be some moisture with this low brings down our temperatures. we stay that way. throughout least the early part of the week. then comes the 2 punch by the middle of the week. another dose of maybe seeing some flashes of lightning thrown in there with some scattered showers. again, cooler temps and all of this dries those winds that we mentioned now getting later in the forecast, period, high-pressure reasserts itself and away. we go again, too familiar summer. so going to see those numbers really start climbing as we're on the first week of astronomical autumn. i know it's all messed up here, but they didn't get the memo. 4 zone forecast. 68 san francisco with 60's hugging along the coast for today. you'll get better clearing

today, then tomorrow. so it's gonna be different story by tomorrow. 74 burlingame foster city about 64 there. 81 for palo alto in the south bay, lower 80's with the east bay shoreline near 80. meanwhile, tri valley in the upper 80's. so it's still a bit on the warm side today. 85 for walnut creek, 87 concord, 69 berkeley, balais at 68 84 for fairfield. 77 for now. but one to about an 85 for santa rosa. so there's that autumnal forecast for you. staying in the 80's recovering into the rather 70's recover in the 80's by thursday into friday. and you'll probably see those 90's come back again by next weekend. theresa. >> and while after selling out venues around the country, this mash it all native commute. comedy show good medicine returns to oakland museum of california. joining us right now to talk about all of the great events as jackie kalihi and she's here. she's going to tell us how fantastic this is. thank you for getting up early joining us. so what should we really look? foreign

me? what is your favorite part of all of well, good medicines, amazing and everyone should us some insight. it. yeah. so basically it's an outdoor comedy show. we have a 2 amazing food vendors that are going to be there. what the parks, but because kitchen, which is a native owned. >> restaurant here based in oakland and potential, it's an up and coming chef who's making amazing food. we have we have a musician, john paul hodges going to perform before the comedy show. so it's really this amazing sort of late summer vi everyone brings out picnic blanket can bring food and we have a 90 minute comedy show with amazing comedians. i will be hosting fabulous. yeah. and it's just it's just an awesome show. the star 3rd year at museum and we couldn't be happier. they're wonderful partner and it's really an awesome way for our local community to get to know the native community right here in the bay area that's in their backyard. so it's it's

about culture. it's about joy. and it's about community getting together. and oftentimes we don't really pause enough. do you think about? >> really embracing that historical aspect of our communities. absolutely. i mean, a lot of people don't know this, but urban centers throughout the country are full of native community actually part of a federal policy. but aside from that, my committee has been in the bay area for my family anyways, but in the bay area for many generations. and so i think it's a wonderful story to tell. and i think we are a humorous people, native folks and i just love to get out there share our perspectives with the world. so we've got an awesome lineup. we've got casey nicholson for montana. we've got a ryan moccasin from saskatoon, canada. okay, and we also have take a hot from seattle. so we brought in a lot of amazing talent for folks and we just have a good time. i am a colleague who loves going to comedy clubs so far, i mean, to laugh is

joyful. just feels so good, right? yes, that's why i got into the business. i've been doing stand-up in the bay area for over a decade. and it's my love and my joy and i started producing good medicine in 2020 white was from my during the pandemic. yes, from my kitchen table. we had all our stages close. so i wanted to start up a fundraiser for tribes impacted by covid. sure. and that's how we started. and since then we have grown immensely travel the country. but from the new york city twice this year when this is our 3rd show in the bay and actually performing next week in georgia at emory university. yeah, so we're crawling. we're expanding and we're featuring the top native talent across the country and in canada as well. so it's just exciting to see this moment speaking a moment to me, what do you get from these moments? what what personal satisfaction do you get from this? >> i mean, honestly, it started off a little bit selfish because native comedy shows are few and far between because everyone's on a different, you know, side of

the country. so when i first got started, i got to do a few shows where i could do jokes that the native audience would understand just a handful. >> and then once we were getting our time zones, correct in twenty-twenty all the sudden we had several native comedians on a single line up and i was like, oh, this is amazing because hoping that i would love to perform with and i never had before. and so we really had a chance to see it work. and we we did our first show at cal shakes in 2021. we sold out. we actually sold out our local museum show, but i told them, i said, hey, i'm going on the news came really smart tickets you can buy right now and they yes, they did also not more tickets so we can great folks were messaging. i can't get him. >> so check out museum ca dot org to get your tickets today and checking what mentors did you have for me in the bay area has are rich history. far as comedy, there was all kinds of great clubs. i remember going to years ago in san francisco. so what would lead

into >> that kind of aspect for yeah, i mean, we have an awesome comedy scene out here in san francisco. we have a lot of the greats that have made their names out here. so there is this history and back in its gosh, i want to see 2005, i'm aging myrelf. i saw charlie hill. he's a native comedian. he since night. a comedian. >> amazing and are going to show and he had what i would consider kind of inside baseball jokes where he was making jokes that i was like, oh, my god, i get that. but maybe not. everyone and so it was a really wonderful experience to watch him talk about his community. talk about his experience and how it was just easily relay double to all of us. you know. and so that was like my early inspiration. and then i went to comedy clubs and i would watch lots of open mikes. i watched open mikes in the bay for years. and finally, i got up at brainwashed. when is an old-school institution. but sadly, it's since but it was a laundromat, a bar and cafe where we perform. money. and that's where i started. so i

got the bug back in 2011 and i've been doing it ever since. >> we know that it can be challenging out there on what message would you give a man? we've seen netflix specials, that kind of peel back. you know that it's it's it's can be kind of a brutal life. there it is a it is a it is a marathon. there's no sprinting incompetent. it's along its along. >> journey. but i think it's really about creativity and finding your people. so you can easily make the journey go. well, if you've got the right people with you. so what i love about good medicines were all looking out for each other. seminole hit me up and say, hey, they're looking for comic to do x, y z. and then we always refer. and so it's wonderful to have those solid relationships because they serve you professionally. i've written different web. so with other comedians that i've featured in good medicine. and we've got folks who are working on look. and i would be pretty cool in your future.

yeah. i mean, i would love that. it's it's been a journey and i look back and oh, my gosh, it's been over a still. >> i'm still doing this, but it really is my passion. and it really does bring me joy, too. bring this kind of show and community event to the bay area born and raised in the day. i'm very proud to be from here and it is important for us to tell. our story is native people here in urban centers, ok? so to tell a story, yes, we're going to put all of that information on kron 4 dot com. okay on that. people don't necessarily have a pencil or pen handy south florida. so we will share all the information. so how you can get tickets to the event. some tickets were opened. opened up. yes, and we do have we also have 50, i think, or more tickets available at the tonight, yes, 0, 6 o'clock get the early show up. show up. very good. thank you, jackie. frank, you thing. we really appreciate it. we'll be right back after this break.

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>> and our next half hour, time is running out for an east bay hospital. the bill neighbors hope that can save it. >> plus, we're learning more about threats that shut down several north. a high schools and the ongoing fbi investigation after a teen suspect was arrested.

developing on the kron 4 morning news. some neighbors in an east bay community say that they are in danger of losing a lifeline for their community. >> we cannot afford to slow yet hospitals. action they are demanding from the governor. plus, police shot a man in the busy bart station in the middle of the day. what investigators say led up to this violent situation. >> and a beloved south, a business back in action months after a fire that did very heavy damage. how the owners are moving forward when have it. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the

kron. 4 morning news at no. >> thank you for joining us here on the kron. morning news on theresa stasi, nguyen for stephanie lin. it is saturday. september 14th already. let's get a start at the look at the weather with dave sphar. he says it's going to be great out there high yeah, going theresa. good morning, everybody. going expect those inland temperatures to return to the upper 80's. but that's only for one day before big changes starting tomorrow to take in to us. >> next week, maybe even a couple bouts of some thunder showers coming and going throughout next week. but first, things first, a pretty much a still working for the fog to clear the east bay shoreline still covered up by some of this fog. that should clear out the next hour or so. so says all they prognostications that we can see here is weak, open that up. so we'll go back to mostly sunny. but here's the storm track. that's what the storms are going to use. that's the typical track we see during the winter months and the systems which are in the past week of the astronomical summer are going to fill out. you're gonna feel the temperature drop with all of this, too. and some scattered

clouds tomorrow coupled with winds that we don't see much going on now. single digits in afternoon uptick. yeah, we always get that. but it'll be more consistent tonight. and even tomorrow morning will be a bit on the chilly side. you'll feel that falls scratching on your back there a little bit. we have a 60's and upper 50's taken hold of the east bay shoreline. 67 for any off. we've got 50's. meanwhile, up north, quick comparison were trailing already, but we'll catch up later. the breakdown today puts us at about 84 1 o'clock by 4. yeah, 84 as well. but don't expect to see 80's, though, after tomorrow for the next few days. we'll have more on that extended forecast for you in a bit. dave, thank you for that. >> the spain hospital considered a lifeline for underserved families is strapped financially and is facing closure. kron four's philippe djegal reports from have or saint rose hospital supporters and staff rally for governor newsome. support to keep it open. >> time is running out for saint rose hospital in hayward, which alameda county supervisor lisa marquez says

is facing imminent closure to fiscal challenges. we have a solution kids says the solution is ab. 22 71 and supporters rallied around the bill outside the hospital in hayward friday morning. it passed through the state legislature and awaits governor newsom signature to be signed into law. lifeline minutes. can save lives. east bay democratic assembly member liz ortega authored the bill which would allow alameda health system to acquire the hospital and absorb its debts. a rose bush. >> it's part of our community. it's a necessity for our community. mayor mark salinas was born in this hospital and says losing it would cut many in the community off from vital services for giving this loan. >> we'll clear the path for alameda health system to take it over and begin relaunch saint rose hospital and start serving the next generation of hayward and hayward area

children and families. september. 30th is the last day for governor newsom to sign or veto bills passed by the legislature before september. first time. >> in hayward deleted all kron. 4 news. >> city attorney is suing oakland unified school district. the city attorney says that the school district has not paid its share of school board. election costs. they say u.s. state owes about 1.5 million dollars for elections held in 2020 2022. 2023. the city attorney says that california law requires school districts to cover those costs. a man who san francisco police say had a gun led officers on a chase past the popular powell street cable car turn around friday morning. the chase came to a stop when police eventually shot the suspect. kron four's dan kerman has the very latest information for us. >> cannot have on people walking around our streets.

crimes any nature. >> it's here inside the powell street bart station, where at least 2 san francisco police officers opened fire on a man they say had a gun. police say the incident began about 10. 21 officers patrolling the 400 block of jessie street spotted a man in his car with a gun as police conceived a plan to approach the man he got out of his car and a foot chase ensued. authorities say the suspect stopped at this liquor store on 5th street with police in pursuit. he then made his way near the cable car turnaround, paul street and then went down into the plaza outside the powell street, bart station, once inside the station, at least 2 officers shot the suspect. he is now in fair condition. our officers are deployed to prevent crime. >> and when we see somebody on with a gun, you know, we want to get that person in custody before they hurt somebody. you're commit some other violent crime with that farm.

that's what they were doing. that's why they're here at a news conference. police chief bill scott credited officers with spotting the firearm which they say has now been recovered. >> as disturbing as this is to have an arm and walk around the streets of san francisco. let me reassure you all that we are here. the san francisco police department is here will be here. the response of our officers, not only the officers that were patrolling the area that observed armed person, but the responding officers that came to us is was. >> outstanding. i think we've feeling pretty safe since we're here hours after the incident. many waiting for the cable car at the polish treat. turnaround still didn't know a man had been shot, just steps away. i specifically did estate downtown in the downtown area so that i would feel didn't hear about it until right i know that happens in cities. so i'm not really concerned about again. police say they have recovered

the suspect's firearm. but at this point, they're not saying whether or not he shot that gun. so still plenty of questions need to be answered. police say they're expecting more answers to come in as the investigation continues in the days to come. >> outside the powell street bart station, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> a 15 year-old girl has been arrested for making one of 2 threats against a talent, pius union, high school school district and marin county district officials say that they got a text message friday morning of a threat of violence while investigating the fbi and for marine law enforcement school shooting threat in san anselmo. all 5 high schools in the district were evacuated while police secure the areas staff went around, checking in with students. we spoke with the superintendent of a nearby larkspur corte madera school district. >> he have our counselors out and about other staff members are out and about for answering questions from kids and from from parents.

>> the 15 year-old was arrested in san anselmo for criminal threats and police are investigating who made the % other threat of violence. x is officially left. san francisco, according to a report by fortune magazine, the company sent a note to staff 2 weeks ago informing them of the social media's headquarters closure. the report says that employees who worked in the san francisco office on market in 10th are being relocated to offices in san jose and palo alto in july. elon musk announced said he would also be moving the company. austin, texas. city staples serving up some good eats again months after it was shut down because of a kitchen fire kron 4 is jack molmud stopped by the middle eastern restaurant mazara. the owners told him that the community support means so much. >> grilled and served up fresh

to order, that's how things are done at missouri grill in redwood city of middle eastern and mediterranean grill. so and bustle is a welcome feeling now because 3 months ago the owners were dealing with this. >> which article flames actually went ahead and buy from the corner of walls prepped up behind the wall for about. i want to assume it's about 30 to 45 minutes of it burning through. that's when we have felt the smoke a few. the flames but definitely felt the plans. jordan mclaughlin is the owner. his family moved to the united states from the country of jordan before he was born. and to him this restaurant is more than just the taste of the food. and i mean, this food is our closer and i mean that every which way mean, it's not just about commodity, bringing everyone together, breaking bread together. that's why with a 2 alarm fire tore through the restaurant june. it quickly went to work. we really anticipated about a 6 home and i use their minimum. however, a three-month and around with

the help of the city, the help of the community helped make it happen for the kitchen fire may not have looked that large, but it's at the restaurant back about a quarter million dollars. the workers here, just happy. no one was hurt to be part of this community. you have such an impact. only 2 months deadly, a blessing that we do not take for granted at all. now in its first couple days back in business, mazda is serving a full house back in business and serving up middle eastern food and culture whether it be from jordan, from lebanon, from palestine, from huge it. i mean, you name the staff feel represented to a boss. the whose family is from here on it's a sunni. it's a very unique place to work play. you come and you feel the sort of like energy by really awesome. special. and so this is our first time here since the fire harry toda and her husband are regulars and are excited to come back. >> carey married into a palestinian family. it says this food here is on par. it's delicious. it's the closest thing to my mother-in-law's cooking that i can find

anywhere to be able to represent our culture. >> you are cuisine. i mean, really doesn't get better than that would city jack moment kron 4 news. >> garden is set to reopen this coming weekend now, right? uc berkeley's virginia halden tropical houses follow stunning beauties. it is set to reopen this week in is set to give visitors a look at some of the rare plants that are normally only found in the wild. it's been closed for nearly 4 years over that time period. the entire gardens of course. >> the big feature is the whole interior was completely emptied out of ole up lawns and all of the hard landscape completely replant it with lot of the features. >> and some of those new features, the biggest change, of course, a tropical pool, the floating waterfall. you can reserve tickets online. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a popular beach shutdown. >> a stinky situation and its

and coming up, the investigation into batteries inside of tesla vehicles bursting into flames in our next half hour. what we know about a fire that shut down. i-84 hours. a live look

outside. you can see for yourself. >> house. a lot of clouds. are those going go away? >> will mix this fog out as we get a little bit more daytime heating. but you can even see it to the surface here as well as kind of covering up the east bay shoreline at this 9 o'clock hour. but don't fret will go back to mostly sunny mode. not too bad in those

temps, but it will be warm compared to what we're getting right now. we have mostly 60's in the east bay shoreline 60's well inland up north in the 50's. 62 san jose. so here's the drill. we've got to early bay clouds and fog, which you clearly see going on given, as you geometry, given up the first line, upper 80's. well in london tomorrow, a big drop, much cooler. and you couple that with some scattered clouds and you couple that with the winds that are at work, we're talking 70's inland, a low 60's for the bay. the next week scattered clouds. we have a shot of a shower or scattered about thunder shower monday and wednesday because that appears to be the timing of the systems. we stay cool through that period. future cast for today again, opening up pretty nicely looking good on that front going forward. ball comes back again tonight. little bit of drizzle, all that. that's not unusual. but after we get the daylight still continues with the scattered clouds going to see winds too. and maybe even a couple about a little showers as we get late tonight

tomorrow night into your monday. watch the winds typical pop in the afternoon shore. that's typical with inland heating. but the winds continue overnight tomorrow morning through the day and then through tomorrow night into monday. so it's going to all the hallmarks of feeling very autumnal for us. 68 san francisco, sunny and mild. 73 going on for oakland. 82 for san jose and well inland. it's in the upper 80's bit of a hodgepodge up north with 77 for napa and 82 san jose. next couple of days here, there's space shoreline still covered up 78 for tomorrow pretty much the same on monday. and that's going to carry the day for much of the next week until the latter portion. and then another warm up into next week. it looks like we'll go back to summer and big time for us. >> it won't fall. which does get here astronomically next sunday at fi. so. but that's just for the radiation from the sun. but i can still decorate. you can do whatever you want that spike colors,

the pump cases, do it. i think he's going to help me pay some painting painting or paint for that's a. kate, thanks kamala harris. >> rallied in woodside on friday. trump attending a private fundraiser there. we spoke with some voters about how they feel about the former president. >> taxes. and yet close the border merry christmas bring back christmas. we're not feeling safe in right now. even look at francisco. some fences, state, not safe at all. it's become a sanctuary for transgender. it has become a century fall. criminals who coming in next that, lies to the american people. he's women. he's a convicted felon. it's the most frightening thing to have him back in the white house.

>> the fundraiser event was not cheap to attend large donors paying $150,000 per person. 500,000 for couples. a photo with mister trump is priced between 35,000 to $70,000. i didn't know she was black. >> until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black. and now she wants to known black. so >> meanwhile, it's been over a month mister trump was interviewed at the national association of black journalists convention where he called into question kamala harris's ethnicity. now that any bj is handing harris the mic. the group scheduled a live interview with the vice president for next tuesday. the event will be held in philadelphia where harris will also be interviewed by journalism students from the local historically black college or better known as hpc. in other news, fire crews say that they have gained the upper hand in battling one of the largest, a 3 wildfires burning in the state. the

bridge fire in los angeles and san bernardino counties. now at 3% contained after scorching 52,000 acres. flames destroyed dozens of homes since it started this past sunday. the cause of the fire still under investigation. now crews are allowing some residents who evacuated to return to their neighborhoods to check on what remains of their homes. reporter jennifer mcgraw has the story. it takes. >> the couple of days before starts to sink in. hard to imagine their dreams burning to the ground. they said. maybe some day long that house. years later, we're able to buy that home check. lions and his wife are devastated. the fire ripping through the san gabriel mountains wednesday night as the bridge fire exploded to tens of thousands of neighbor who lives across street called and said your house is fully

engulfed. >> engulfed in flames and it went that fast. >> and we never had a chance. to get any person lions out of the house. and then later on that when we saw the flames shooting one to 200 feet in the air and the wind was blowing. i seriously thought the tone was going to burn. >> it was awful. dozens of homes lost and still firefighters doing their best to keep the remaining communities threatened by the fire, protected and asking for residents to be patient with it. can dry fuel still burning across the mountains? we take it personal. >> we want to get everybody back into the community, but we want to make sure it's safe. captain ken let says it's a community. he didn't think he'd come home to. so we have some infrastructure medicines up here. do an assessment up along the fire area. there. the water district is checking the water purity to make sure that is working. caltrans got to check some guardrails. the got

higher up highway too. once the fire department deems that it is safe and secure for everybody, we'll be opening up fast as we can. a town still standing, including the blue ridge in mr. lyons bar and restaurant that has served the community for decades at the very least, a business to come back to and somehow in the despair of losing his home, thankful for the firefighters to fight, love them. >> and i'm just glad that we were. here too. for them. the least that we can do is let him use the bathrooms. >> its research fundraising bike ride from san francisco to los angeles is pumping its brakes after 30 years. the aids lifecycle fundraiser has raised more than 300 million dollars for aids research since it started, the sfa is fundacion. the las angeles lgbtq+ community announced

earlier this week at the annual fundraiser will take their final ride in june of 2025. the organizers say that 2 due to rising costs after the pandemic. the event is no longer financially sustainable. we're hearing from the local district attorney accused of intimidating her own employees in about 15 minutes. why she claims that claims against or are problematic. >> but first, it's not just football season. it's puppy season. 2 next, how the forty-niners are helping you get into the game. i've beaten

the north is partially closed to west sewage lake park. officials say that they don't know when believe this beach in marin county will reopen after human waste was found. >> our first step is to assess where the problems coming from. exactly what specifically is going on. it only then that we can figure out what those solutions need to be. and how we go about them. >> officials say that there is no concern that they know for its sewage to leak into the drinking water supply. there. >> it's football season and puppies season as well. and the forty-niners are getting into the game. the team has matched up with silicon valley's humane society this weekend. if you adopt a puppy, the forty-niners will pay $49 of the adoption fee which is $375. that includes microchipping vaccinations, spay or neuter. and you get a

puppy training. wants to get your new pet. now, thursday, the humane society brought 10 pops in the kitten to the team facility for what they called therapy session. >> it's usually advantageous to just because they've got such reach. you know, when we did the last of the therapy session with that video went viral on tiktok. they posted it and i think now is up over 3 million views. and so i think just the exposure gives us, but also just really shelters everywhere. shelters in the bay area, shelters across the country. any time you can raise awareness around adoption. and it's a good thing. >> humane society, silicon valley actually visits central valley shelters every week to take dozens of dogs to their facility to help avoid overcrowding. they always need people to help foster pets. apparently when they did this therapy session with the

niners last year, it was before the nfc title game. of course it went so well that the team was excited to do it all again this year. >> and they heard a loud report. >> sounding like a gunshot. >> we now know the name of the man shot and killed thursday in an east bay neighborhood. next on the kron. 4 morning news. we speak with a neighbor who heard the shot from his who heard the shot from his home.

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morning news. police haven't released the name of a person shot and killed in east bay community. take a moment think about it. slow down. a neighbor says led to this deadly situation. plus, new details and why a tesla truck burst into flames on a busy highway and shut down traffic for hours. and alameda county district attorney pamela price is responding to claims that she harassed her own employees. why she is calling those accusations disrespectful. morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news on the saturday. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr. he's in the weather center. >> tracking everything for us today. >> hey, good when theresa. good morning, everybody. we're still dealing with some fog covering up things a little bit i can see from the east bay or the from the bay bridge a little bit. so kind of overcast in some spots. we seen this from the golden gate as well. just give that a couple of hours. that will

clear out because mostly sunny as the drill today, then things change tomorrow and into early next week. sfo already open up very nicely. there are no delays. we're not dealing with any longer. we had a little bit of taxing delays, but that's gone. 72 for antioch were in the 60's for most of the east bay freemont still hanging on to 59 50's up north for the most part of fairfield already up to 64. meanwhile, 57 for san francisco at 83. we expect by 1 o'clock at 4.85. so we're still in the 80's territory with plenty of sunshine. all of that, again, things changing. we go into tomorrow. the storm chain opens up coming in from the gulf of alaska. this is the winter storm track that we tend to watch. we're starting to get in the season to look for this. and this is also good news to get some scattered showers across the area. we raise the moisture levels cool. the temps that will help with some of the fires. what won't help, however, is are going to be some lightning strikes potentially with this to watch out for monday and wednesday appear to be the most likely days. i'm going to get more into that. plus your

checkout or your 4 zone forecast as well day. thank you for that. in the east bay. >> we now know the name of the victim killed in a shooting in rent a thursday conference. lezla gooden spoke with neighbors as police investigate. >> 50 year-old scott decker rendell was shot and killed right here off of las vegas road on thursday. according to the contra costa county sheriff's office. police say the other person involved who was detained has now been released. neighbors who live nearby say they believe this was incident of road rage. i was working from home in heard a loud report. >> sounding like a gunshot. >> this is one of the last places i with evers. expect to hear one in the middle of the day calling who lives not too far away from where the shooting took place. >> says should not have ended like this that regrettably, this kind of incident can happen very quickly. collation. i have the whole situation and take a moment.

think about it. slow down. these are the 2 cars that were seen at the location of the shooting. a tesla and a toyota 4 runner is scott decker is registered to the toyota. according to police, they received reports of gunshots around 11:00am on thursday. >> once arriving, they found ecker who had been shot. first responders tried saving him but he died at the scene is still not clear what led to this. but flowers left at the scene of the shooting are serving as a quiet reminder of what happened here. lets the good in kron. 4 news. >> staying in the east bay, a woman was arrested after police say that she stabbed man to death. police say the 27 year-old kennedy smith stand. 32 year-old 80. the non-white in may of last year at a home owen drive in pleasanton. officers say that they were first told that the victim was stabbed during a robbery by 2 men wearing ski masks. but after a yearlong

investigation, please say that they deemed claim to be untrue and that the victim and the suspect knew each other step was booked into jail on suspicion of homicide. the alameda county district attorney is responding to a lawsuit claiming that she he's making criminal threats and intimidating her own employees for taking part in the recall campaign against her lawyers representing the employees, write a letter to pamela price and her chief assistant saying that the da has been using mamba boss tactics and hired a private armed security for her office and courthouse. the letter also says the price has retaliated against prosecutors who did not support her election and warned employees a possible arrest for engaging in the recall campaign. in a statement sent to kron 4 news. the district attorney's office says that the accusations are false and that, quote, calling da hamas is not only unprecedented and disrespectful, but it is also

a racially charged dog whistle designed to undermine trust in the county's first black district attorney in the minds of the public and quote. firefighters in placer county confirm it took 50 1000 gallons of water to extinguish the flames on a test. some big rig. the crash last month. the fiery crash happened on i-80 by immigrant gap. firefighters say the battering the tesla reach temperatures of 1000 degrees. this crash and many others are now being investigated by federal officials report a cloudy claudette. stephen mean takes a closer look. >> electrical vehicles catching fire on roadways in these incidents, tall flames are huge. clouds of smoke can be seen while crews worked to get the situation under control on august, 19th and electric power truck veered off the road and went up in flames after crashing into trees near emigrant gap and

placer county aerial resources were brought in while crews worked. the fire in the end, the truck was reduced to nothing. the ntsb just released its initial report into the crash breaking down its preliminary findings in this latest report. here are some of the key takeaways. the report mentions how emergency responders used about 50,000 gallons of water to put out the fire and cool down the batteries. i-80 was closed for 14 to 15 hours to ensure batteries were at a safe temperature to retrieve the vehicle and prevent the spread of fire to vegetation. the truck was then monitored for 24 hours and the batteries did not reignite only asked the ntsb while they decided to open an investigation into this crash. they couldn't say much but told us they've had a number of lithium ion battery crash fires over the years and wanted to evaluate potential new risks. they also said they launched an investigation when they identify a potential concern that could have system wider national safety

implications with all the sacramento fire who says they're now using an app to help guide them through crashes so they don't cause the ev to burst into flames. so there's actually an app that we have those and it goes through the manufactures and that makes of these vehicles and that can see. >> for your typical vehicle accident extrication of the cousin of vehicle where to we're not a cat, so it's but basically a safety rolodex for us. >> it was caught at stephen, a new reporting. so far, tesla has not commented on the investigation. more than 100 news, chp officers sworn in this past friday. this after a 26 week training program at the chp academy. the department says it is the biggest graduating class since the launch of the 2022

recruitment campaign. the new officers will soon start their assignments at the more than 100 offices around the state. the house bipartisan task force investigating the trump shooting has obtained a trove key medical records for the shooter. washington correspondent reshad hudson reports. >> the man leading the task force looking into the attempted assassination of former president donald trump made a disappointing discovery this week. we want match up with what we had. we don't have the ability to do that right now. pennsylvania republican congressman mike kelly says the coroner released the body of the shooter, thomas matthew crooks to his family. they had him cremated before kelly's team could conduct their own review. that really should have happened. until we had completed everything. we want a clean hit. i my my question anybody. but we want match up with what we had so far. the investigation has involved obtaining thousands of documents conducting hours of

briefings and taking trips to the site of the shooting. so we do have the autopsy. we do have footage. we have a lot of things we can look at thursday. the task force received a closed door briefing from the secret service after member said the investigation has shown major failures. it does appear as though there were numerous lapses and failures at every level from. >> securing the perimeter to ensure and communications occurring to coordinating across local, state and federal law enforcement. colorado democratic congressman jason crow says with the campaign season being in full swing that is creating staffing challenges for the secret service were just in an era of extreme increased threats across the board. the congressional task force has until december 13th. >> to release its full investigative report reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> mister trump is now in las vegas, governor tim walz and vice president harris are visiting some key battleground

states. walz's and michigan. paris in pennsylvania. the harris campaign says that they're trying to capitalize on tuesday night's debate. meantime, president joe biden responded to mister trump's claims about haitian migrants in ohio eating people's pets. >> there's no place in america. this has to stop what he's doing. that to stop. >> of springfield, ohio says that these and substantiated claims undermine actual issues the city is having when it comes to serving the nearly 20,000 migrants who have settled there since 2020. happening today, san jose's children's discovery museum kicking off the hispanic heritage month with the cold for the entire low rider event, low and slow will feature local car clubs from around the area. this is video from the previous year. the clubs will cruise in the discovery museum show off all of their classic tricked out cars. the event starts at

9.30. it goes until 4.30, today. the event will also have some live music art activities for all ages. tickets are 18 for children and adults. 8.16, $1 for seniors and any child under the age of 2. there is barely a week left in summer, but a south bay mystery house is already accepting guests. >> for spooky season next on the kron, 4 morning news. we will take you there seeking. find out how to go get a good scare. >> flaming hot cheetos and twinkies. these are favorites among kids. but if the governor signs a new bill into law, these may not be allowed in capitol correspondent wallace. i'll tell you about the bill and speak with that offer. >> more of a salt guice. all you can hold the 20's there. whatever we've got upper 80's going on in the far east bay up north, we've got 80's 70's 68 san francisco. that's for

today. we're going to see numbers like this again until maybe thursday of next week. the big change is coming your way. the 4 zone forecast all coming up. kron 4 morning news continues.

>> live look outside. you can core. just look at that sun cascading down beautiful this part telling us more. >> and it's improving minute by minute. that's right. good morning, theresa. good morning. all over. look at your somebody. yeah. looking wonderful here. and it's going to be a different story probably tomorrow. now it's not so much just somebody but points a little to the south

are actually have a winter weather advisory in place. i know we had something like this in august. we had some snow going on and they're calling for amounts. are there for locations about that. same about 9,000 feet, maybe getting down to 8,000 zone or so forth with all this for tahoe. now. so we're going to see some of that potentially early into the week as these cold lows come barreling down south. could that be a sign of things to come for the winner? maybe for us getting very low snow levels. even of token, cosmetic, maybe east bay hills, perhaps who knows. we'll see 65 tomorrow sunday, monday, where it's 50 to 59. this is for tahoe now, by the way, on monday there, it says mostly cloudy, but we could see some of those snow showers get down to about 8700 feet. 8500 feet. that's still the nosebleed section. i know. but that's still early for the season. here's what's going on here for much of the west. it's fairly quiet in terms of bringing any rain here. chris hill, the fires down in socal, but at more monsoon coming up here, giving them lightning. that's something with this system, although it's cold and

it's damp and all of that, it's still may have some lightning strikes with that. so that's not the plus side of the forecast. but watching monday and wednesday for that reversion here, 72 for antioch. we've got 60's for a lot of the tri valley right now. lower 60's for the east bay shoreline 50's. meanwhile, up north, we got 57 for san francisco, but let's go forward with this program here because boom, here comes monday. that's gonna bring winds cloud cover and all of that as early as late tonight through your sunday. so sunday is going to feel a lot different than today. cooler more cloud cover those winds and all that that's hit one on monday. then another one on wednesday is what we expect. mean, not a lot in terms of moisture, but relatively speaking. these are not just going to cool us. gonna bring winds cloud cover, maybe even some rain showers. so these are different we experienced. and yes, we see you pacific your back again. it's your month. not just the waning moments of that. we're going to get those temperatures bouncing up again by next weekend. 4 zone forecast for this saturday. 68 for san francisco to the 60's at the

coast. meanwhile, we'll do around 74 for burning cane to the south. we're seeing a lot of 80's in place. 81 for palo alto in the south bay in the lower 80's morgan hill at 85 east bay shoreline, upper 70's near about 80 tri valley, upper 80's for today. concord and 87, 69 berkeley, 69 richmond with the at 68. 84 fairfield, 77 for napa. and that's to about 85 for santa rosa. there's your 7 day forecast and a little drop in temperatures wednesday. probably the coolest day because that will be the second. it. then we finish off the week. it's like a spring comes bouncing back and then we'll start to see a little bit more in the way of warmer temperatures. theresa, thank you very much, dave. well, flaming hot cheetos and twinkies. they are some of the most popular snacks for some kids in america. >> but now a bill that wants to ban public schools from serving them to students. >> has advanced a governor's desk. capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with the lawmaker will authorize the

legislation. >> well, whether they're twinkies or flaming hot cheetos, you can certainly see why kids love this stuff. their spicy. and just fun to eat. but now some members of the legislature are concerned about the impacts food dyes in these products could have on kids and they hope the governor agrees. we need to do more to protect kids. that's why encino, something member jesse gabriel says he wrote a be. 23 16. >> if signed into law starting in 2028, it will forbid california k through 12 public schools from serving or selling snacks that contain the 6 food dyes found in many well-known items like flaming hot cheetos and tweak. he's these food dyes can negatively impact a lot of our children and they can actually interfere with their ability to learn. gabriel says that's the conclusion of several studies, including this one from the california office of environmental health hazard assessment that found the

consumption of synthetic food dyes can result in hyper activity and certain behavioral and developmental challenges for some somebody who struggled with adhd as a child. >> i have one of my 3 boys that struggles with it and takes it to the times myself. makes no sense that we are feeding foods to our students that would actually harm them. that would actually cause neuro behavior, harms or interfere with their ability to learn. stresses this is not a ben noting of companies modify their ingredients to remove the food dyes in question like they've done in europe. the products will still be allowed without issue in public schools. they have hot cheetos in europe and they make that without the food dyes and actually says on the packaging, they brag about the fact that it is made without artificial colors. the bill advanced to the governor's desk after passing both chambers with bipartisan support. but not everyone is in favor. in a statement, the consumer brands association said food safety is a paramount concern to our members. however, this measure usurps the comprehensive food safety and approval system for these killings and would limit the availability of wholesome

and healthy foods. the statement went on to say all of these added us have been thoroughly reviewed by the federal and state systems and many international scientific bodies and continue to be deemed safe. >> gabriel disagrees. we don't get enough action, washington, d.c., and we are really changing the national conversation about food safety. >> putting the pressure on the fda to step up and do the right thing. >> and governor gavin newsom has not yet commented on this bill. but last year he signed a similar bill by something member gabriel involving other food additives newsom has until the end of the month to either sign or veto the bill reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> walgreens has reached a settlement after a lawsuit was filed earlier this year. the lawsuits claim at the pharmacy chain submitted false payment claims to medicare and medicaid and other federal health care programs between 2009 and 2020, the lawsuits were filed on behalf of 3 people who had worked and walgreens pharmacy operation. the plaintiff's names have not

been made available as they are protected as whistleblowers. they will share their recovery of 106 million dollars. walgreens is pain to settle the lawsuit? cannabis use in general is increasing as it becomes legal in many more states. but university of michigan poll found that 21% of adults over 50 use cannabis in the past year. that is up 12%, not 81% of older adults say that they use cannabis for relaxation 68% as a sleep aid. 63% is pain relief and 53% for mental health support. nearly half of those surveyed say that they have not discussed cannabis use with their doctors, which experts say. is important for safe use. and now to sports, christian mccaffrey was inactive in week one against the jets. he did participate in practice this week and a limited role. now the team

will be without him once again on sunday when they take on the minnesota vikings. sports experts say that the concern here is that mccaffrey could miss even more games. coming up. if you are spliced on the injured reserve list, he'd have to miss a minimum of 4 weeks. a head coach weighing in on all this. something consider now. >> yeah. yesterday was his worst day and so on and off. but was it yesterday having the most pain, something going to be discussing next 24 hours? >> so jordan mason will once again start mccaffrey's place and as well as he performed a week one, he obviously doesn't provide the same say who makes everyone else's job just a little bit easier right? forty-niners quarterback brock purdy knows that means he's needs to step it up along with the rest of the offense offense sunday in minnesota, purdy talked about mccaffrey's value and how to move forward with that. >> you know, teams always have to account for him and have a

whole plan for christian use the best in the league at it. and so, you know, he's not out there. i think it's sort of. not necessarily simplify thisgs for defenses, but that's a component that they don't have to really handle. and then they can focus on georgian ba and deebo. so that's something that for us that we have to understand. and as a quarterback, i always like having that because i think it does open up other guys. >> the forty-niners play minnesota this sunday kickoff is 10:00am. we'll be right back.

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in full swing at the winchester mystery. house the historic mansion is hosting a hunting event through halloween. it's called unhinged hotel. guests are invited to walk through and of may's. >> resembling a creepy vacant hotel. >> he's a very theatrical experience. there are you're taken back to 1945. and you're touring a hotel that is not really the way that well, things just go a little haywire. let's put it that way. this is actually the start of your tour. and this is the lobby of the hotel that you will be checking into. >> looks fun. the unhinged hotel experience november second, still have a good time to go. beautiful day. it looks there to it looks this wonderful been there several times. and so has the bucs fees. guys. shame today. >> and ryan bogar spent the night there one night. did a

nice little video on that. that was i don't want to spend the night while shana as the logical one friday. the 13th is just an arbitrary somehow all the significance on because it's uncomfortable. 13 is a prime number. we don't like it. it's it's hard to sleep high like prime numbers. we're not to divide things up. here's the 7 day forecast for you and look at the drop. grab a hold of something stationary. we have 2 systems of note monday and wednesday. temperatures dropped out about 73 on wednesday. we've got snow levels getting down about 8,000, something feet up in tahoe. could that be the sign this winter of things to come east bay shoreline or east bay hills? you might get maybe a dusting of snow this winter. if it does do that, that would be nice. takes a pictures and all that fun stuff. but anyway, prepare for some fall. and then after this next week, hey, guess what? summers coming back again. so i went back to winter. i want winter. it's an inconsistent season. we're going into love it. >> thank you for joining us. dave and have a great day.

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