cal has to be vanquished from south bend this weekend for sure.in silverado, the second round of the pga championship. on 18, below the green. how about thiss this. chips it in for a birdie. he sits in the top five. on nine, the chip from off the green. yes. and formerers cham under. tonight in miami, in miami, a career homerun in front of his family. look at this. no one was more excited than his brother, who breaks out out in a full sprint. a trot of his own through the stands, up the stairs and then starts going going nuts on the concourse. you you can't do that at every ballpark, but with miami's attendance usually in the hundreds it seems like, he has the whole place to himself to run around. that is good stuff in sports. when you're a brother, you have to celebrate like that. >> thanks, charlie. > >> still ahead here at 5:00, if your pet is >> is your pooch getting a little plump? i am. a new studyt study suggest that if you get moving, so will your dog. michael george has more. >> reporter: 11-month-old cooper has tons of energy. it takes a

an update from cal fire reports.it's now charred more than 10,000 acres and remains contained at just 10%. so we're looking into the latest details on the fires that are burning up north, as well as any fire danger out here. public information officer isaac sanchez from cal fire joins us now with the very latest. thank you, officer, for being with us. >> we just updated the mill in can you describe what fire crews are up against with this hot weather as we go into the nighttime hours? >> you know, nothing to add as far as the middle of the mountain. i know that we expect to see containment and acreage numbers here in the next couple hours. so obviously, that's something that the public very interested in and we'll get that out just as soon as we have that information available. but when it comes to the conditions of the firefighters are facing not only mill and mountain, but state of california exactly what you just described their it's arduous work. it's very difficult work in. of course, we have to be aggressive. w

cal iso has ended.at. tonight. >> however, as we've been hearing, thousands of people are already without power tonight, the cause of heat related problems. we will continue to track outages across the bay area as we're bracing for yet another very warm night as not cooling down tonight. also how the ongoing heat wave power outage problems are adding to the stress of running a business. we're live tonight at a bakery in livermore where their sweat it out there across 4 news at night is next. you go by lots of titles. veteran, son, dad. -it's time to get up. -no. hair stylist and cheerleader. so adding a “student” title might feel overwhelming. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. it's coming along. well, it can. national university, supporting the whole you. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> conservatives are concerned that the name of game, the 7th straight day that the state has

and cal iso is urging people to conserve energy. the power operator says the heat is only going to get worse in the next few days. so we can assume these flex alerts are going to continue through at least the early part of next week. state officials are asking people to cut back on electricity use between 04:00pm and 09:00pm during these flex alerts. cal iso says you should set the thermostats to 78 degrees or higher if health allows avoid using large appliances don't charge cars and turn off unnecessary lights during that time at all. this heat has many people concerned about how it could lead to power outages either because of overheated equipment or forced outages because too much electricity is being used. that's why we have the flex alert to try to prevent that from forest anchorman. live for us tonight in burlingame with details on how you can tell if you may be impacted and when and dad, it must be hot because you've dusted off the short sleeve shirt. i have dusted off the short sleeved certain taken off that i know it's a fi

cal iso issued a flex alert to call on residents and businesses to voluntarily conserve energy. people took to social media to weigh in on the sales force tower. one post reads, quote, flex alert on sales force tower tonight. have you tried turning the lights off an empty office buildings. another reads a classic sales force tower. reminder to turn off the power while using a bunch of power surrounding high rise buildings could also be seen with the lights on kron. 4 reached out to cal iso about saving energy during flex alerts in high-rise buildings. a spokesperson says flex alerts are voluntary. cal iso flex alert website gives tips for office and commercial buildings that include turn off unnecessary office lights set the thermostat to 78 degrees or higher turn off any office equipment that is not currently in use or look for sleep or power. saving models in between uses during the day we reached out to sales force for comment about their lights but have not yet heard back reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, this week's he continues to put record-br

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cal iso never did start ordering utilities to begin rolling blackout. however, some utilities did that anyway after a misunderstanding of the order, it was done over the phone, not on e-mail or on paper. the miscommunication did cause restrictions and some chaos for businesses in palo alto, which lost power for several hours yesterday. kron four's taylor. sacking explains. >> you know, mak room with misfits bake house is baking up a storm working overtime on wednesday after tuesday's power outage caused miss shipments and delays literally loaded up the oven and it was the bakers have been concerned. all the equipment, the type to go. bye-bye with that. you akron is the owner and baker at misfits big house in palo alto. he says the bakery lost power for several hours on tuesday, causing a major disruption to his business was nerve wracking. i had. >> all that bread and of and i wasn't sure if it's going to hold temperatures enough for it to finish. but hope that you do that was getting ready. >> to be bake it and >> so that one bad and had to toss it and

well, the cal state school system is facing some financial trouble. csu board of trustees voted on wednesday to request 530 million dollars for a new operating budget is expected to cover raises improved facilities and graduation rates. students from csu long beach staged a walkout last week because of what they called a lack of air conditioning and inadequate conditions of dorms and classrooms. campus officials identifying a backlog of close to 6 billion dollars needed to update facilities between built between the 1950's through the 1970's. well, it's california coastal cleanup day santa clara valley, water participating by hosting its own event to help prevent water pollution and keep the habitats of many animals protected kron. 4 camila barco reports. fire extinguisher? just one of many items found along the water up river trail in san jose saturday morning. >> as dozens of volunteers helped pick up trash like this. the santa valley water event and the can. ari has been involved in the cleanup effort since and a lot of interesting items as well, s

cal iso issued a flex alert to call on residents and businesses to voluntarily conserve energy. people took to social media to weigh in on the sales force tower. one post reads, quote, flex alert on sales force tower tonight. have you tried turning the lights off an empty office buildings. another reads a classic sales force tower. reminder to turn off the power while using a bunch of power surrounding high rise buildings could also be seen with the lights on kron. 4 reached out to cal iso about saving energy during flex alerts in high-rise buildings. a spokesperson says flex alerts are voluntary. cal iso flex alert website gives tips for office and commercial buildings that include turn off unnecessary office lights set the thermostat to 78 degrees or higher turn off any office equipment that is not currently in use or look for sleep or power. saving models in between uses during the day. and we reached out to sales force for comment but have not heard back reporting live in san francisco. gayle ong kron. 4 news. thank you, gayle. well, this week's heat continues to put record-

and cal iso says demand on the grid could reach its highest level in more than a decade. state officials stress they hope to avoid that noting that made an emergency request to temporarily activate these generators in roseville and yuba city to power up to 120,000 homes. but even with that, if demand is too high, cal iso could start asking utilities to begin rolling outages. any scenarios possible? i'm ready for it. that's the message from pacific gas and electric to their 16 million customers statewide. they brought in additional resources should cal iso asked them to start rolling outages and the same goes for southern california edison and san diego, gas and electric. all of them agreeing the grid is stressed, but with help, the worst can be avoided. the most important message right now for anybody that would. >> you know, you're my voice. is she this interview really is conservation little things that they can do. all of it will make a big difference in helping with our electricity supplies. and of course, politics is at play here today. assembly minority leader repub

. >> right now, cal fire says they they are understaffed by hundreds and that means if california is hit by a busy fire fire season, resources will be stretched thin. a new contract could solve the issue and cbs reporter explains. >> the last five years pretty much has been nonstop. >> reporter: twenty-year cal fire veteran captain says fire season is now year-round. >> fire season are never ending. ending. >> reporter: separating firefighters from family for months. >> when you spent 50 days out on on the line, how important is it it to be able to come home to your family and reset? >> i have a 4-year-old and a 7-year-old. when i'm telling them goodbye and i'm off to work, and your kid is asking you you when you're going to be home home and you can't answer that question, >> a new cal fire contract sent refighbring nor's gheranshorter themhour workweek first and foremost, the longest of the state, in the country. >> >> cal fire tells us firefighters leave the state agency. to work for local departments that pay more and require fewer hours. >> carl fire is normally 75% behind local

cal is set toe notre dame in south bend, india.ng between the bs and the irish in 55 years. for e dame, and ugly start to the sea. the irish began the year rankedn the top five but are up to 0-2 start. 49ers offense of linemand irish alum says watch out cal, the irish are angry. >> is much respect i have for the bay area, we got to take it to them. cal has to be vanquished from south bend this weekend. >> oracle park has not seen a giants victory over the dodgers in nearly 3 months. three more chances for a win. last series against the dodgers this season and it can't come soon enough. e enough. the pitcher logan webb picked up a win against la but not last night. third inning trey turner puts it in left-center. that's a base hit. cody belanger scores. the 831 inning to put the dodgers had 4-0. webs finals that in for ru. run baseball. giants hitters gave him nestling. dr. shut out the giants with a five-zero victory. the oakland a's are ready to see that not first placeáfor a year or so. houston gets his own highlight for this. he

the fire came less than 24 hours after cal transbegan phase ii of the encampment clear out. around 25s have sparked atwood street since since march of 2020. that is onf the main reasons cal trans is removing the portions of the camp on its land. > >> one passerby this morning says it breaks his heart to sees like this. >> it is stupid. there is no reason for it. sick people doing doing sick things. >> reporter: this next phase ofl trans's project impacts about 40 40 wood street residents. so far far 12 of them have accepted ale housing. cal trans plans to fully close the encampment by early november. > >> let's get to jessica. you kid of needed a little jacket this morning. that marine layer really cooling things down. >> reporter: that marine layer k around this morning. but i just came back from my lunch break and suddenly it cleared out over over the golden gate bridge. wht changed is the winds are now kicking up. we'll see gusty conditions, just along the heart heart of the bay. as we extend into our afternoon daytime highs, we are only in the 80s ty off in our inland hi

cal iso issued a flex alert to call on residents and businesses to voluntarily conserve energy. people took to social media to weigh in on the sales force tower. one post reads, quote, flex alert on sales force tower tonight. have you tried turning the lights off an empty office buildings. another reads a classic sales force tower. reminder to turn off the power while using a bunch of power surrounding high rise buildings could also be seen with the lights on kron. 4 reached out to cal iso about saving energy during flex alert in high-rise buildings. a spokesperson says flex alerts are voluntary. cal iso flex alert website gives tips for office and commercial buildings that include turn off unnecessary office lights set the thermostat to 78 degrees or higher turn off any office equipment that is not currently in use or look for sleep or power. saving models in between uses during the day. >> and we reached out to sales force for comment. but we have not yet heard back reporting live in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> all right, carol, thank you for that. those who do c

we will be joined by a cal fire representative. >>> good evening. this holiday weekend ending on a dangerous note for a lot of people. the heat and the fire danger and now, power outages. we are keeping an eye on rolling blackouts. estate independence power operator just upgrading the emergency alert. we have entered the most intense phase of the heat wave. this means the strain on the grid is so high, we may not be able to keep up with demand and we may have rolling blackouts. that will happen between now -- in fact, it is happening now, and until about 8:30 tonight. we are getting reports of many outages in the bay area including parts of san jose, a big one in livermore and in napa. they are not telling us if the current outages are because of equipment failure, or the rolling blackouts. we are also following some fires now. this brushfire in contra costa county. they call it the franklin fire. it has burned 50 acres. evacuation orders are in effect between martinez and crockett, along highway 4. you can see sky ranges overhead. we are tracking a

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in fact, here is the current monitor from cal iso. cal iso is the state agency that monitors our power supply. >> the demand is nearly as much as the supply available right now. currently a little more than 43,000 megawatts are in use about 7,000 megawatts, less than what is available. that is near today's forecast to peak of just about 45,000 megawatts. tomorrow's demand is expected to be higher. another flex alert is already planned. that flex is asking californians to be cautious about their energy use. it comes as may try to figure out how they're going to stay cool while force re-assess joins us now from walnut creek to get some answers to that question, teresa. >> pam, and can it was already a hot one on this wednesday here in walnut creek. so i am here the ace hardware and i talked with some experts about how best to stay cool and not crash. the grant. >> the key word here solution. bob florists with ace hardware in walnut creek says fans can effectively cool a home and the best time to be energy efficient or the big standing o

crg woodson picks it and returns it9 yards to the house. 34-13 cal.next saturday. >> all right, check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt, you have my lunch. introducing togo's new pastrami cheese ste loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's > >> there's something in the air at lake meritt, and it's not especially pleasing. it smells. so crews were back out on the lake today trying to clean up ts of dead fish littering the shoreline. the fish were killed by a toxic algae bloom. today workers got a new piece of equipment to get the last few fish up on the shore. >> cleaning up this water, it's just going to make the lake much much nicer. not just for recreation, but it's healthier. if this stays here, the stuff starts to rot and decompose. >> they did see fewer dead fish during the clean up today. > >> sounds like a siren, but it's but

but cal head coach justin wilcox is looking to change that losing streak.ay the bears were down. 24 21 in the 3rd 4003th and one at the 3. they end up going for it. jack plummer rolls end to leaky lot to for the count. touchdown bears. take the lead. 28. 24 awesome. j. not also with a monster game on the ground. look as he just powers and finesse is and bounces way through the wildcats. defense for an 18 yard touchdown run. 35 24 bears starting to pull away. and this one. let's go out to the 4th quarter. it's all about the freshman rice hot. warmer pitches it on the yeah. he ends up doing the rest, their great blocking by the offensive line goes 72 yards for the clinching had 19 carries 200 74 yards, 3 touchdowns. he averaged 14 yards. a carry today on real numbers. they're snapping their six-game skid against the wildcats. they win the game. 41 or excuse me. 49 to 31. >> but the forty-niners will be taking on russell wilson and his new team. the denver broncos in prime time tomorrow night wilson's transition. the broncos has been an interesting one to say

how soon cal trans wants the job d. > >> and we are one hour away from what sounds a lot like a movie plot. why nasa is up there in space, trying to crash an asteroid. good afternoon everybody, happy monday to yous you. let's begin with the crackdown on catalytic converter thefts. the governor gavin newsom does and so do the thieves. signing two new bills to try to stop them in their tracks. converters reduce harmful emissions and improve vehicle efficiency, right? but get this, last year more than 18,000 of them were reported stolen in our state alone. that was triple the year before, moe before, more than 14 times the number of thefts in 2019. it takes just seconds for a thief to jump onto your car and swipe that little unit. but often it takes weeks, thousands of dollars for you, the consumer, to replace one. >> it's shocking, you know whati know what i mean? you don't think that things will happen n will happen in front of your house or your home. it was just a few feet away from me. >> the first bill requires the r the converter recyclers to keep the records about the vehicle par

cal iso rather, cal oes would be in charge of contacting customers living in areas likely to get hitextreme heat. in addition to sending out notifications, the system would also rate the heatwave danger level similar to how scientists rank the dangers of hurricanes. >> what this will do will allow us to hone in on where extreme heat waves will be any so that we can not be in to make contact with californians to prepare in hope it at the end result, it's saving lives. >> the bill is on governor newsom's desk. but there's no telling right now if he plans to sign it at this point, he has until the end of the month to make a decision. in the east bay. the wannacry city council unanimously endorsed a ballot measure seeking a half-cent sales tax increase for 10 years if passed by voters in november. the city expects the move to bring in about 11 million dollars annually. the city male 30,000 surveys out to residents with various ways the city could spend the money and they include things like a new library addressing homelessness, improving recreation facilities and improving public safety

and we are expecting an update tonight from cal fire on the progress of those fires. more california highway patrol officers are on the roads as part of their maximum enforcement period over the labor day holiday. and since the start of the program. >> officers say they made more than 800 dui arrest. the chp is also reporting 18 lives were lost. a drunk driving since the start of the holiday weekend. and it's not over yet. and roads were closed early this morning in berkeley. that was after a train smashed into a car. this happened on the train tracks between gilman and curtis streets. >> no one was inside the car when it was hit. the train's engine was damaged in the crash. several intersections were blocked between virginia and gilman street for several hours. those roads have since reopened teenager was killed in a drive-by shooting last night in antioch. officers responded to report of gunshots fired on mccauley street near antioch, high school. i was around midnight. >> they say they found the 17 year-old in the front yard with at least one gunshot wound. officer

good morning, cal making the trip to south bend, indiana on saturday taking on notre dame cal the 2-0 show up. so a victory would be icing on the cake notre dame backup quarterback, drew pine fumbles. the snap start second quarter. oluwajime aladejao recovers and watch pying again earful from his head coach marcus freeman. got to hold on the ball and suing drive jack plummer rolls, right finds michael sturdivant 18 yards first career touchdown cal leads seven. nothing later in the second quarter. same score pine 21-yard game time touchdown at chris tyree. we're all tied up at sevens fourth quarter now tied 17 pine six yard touchdown past two michael mayer 2417 notre dame last chance for cal plumber step it up scrambling throws it ■up. it's a hail mary and it is added around up for grabs jeremiah hunter. oh almost comes up with it, but it hits the ground notre dame holds on 24/17 cal their first loss notre dame their first win. what a wild game. that was it's been a season of ceremonies for the san francisco giants and on saturday night hunter pence. it was his turn a long time giants

and cal kicked off the season with a 34-13 win over uc-davis.ears have never lost to the aggies and improving to 11-0 all time against davis on the footba field that. a look at the morning sports. i'm anthony flores for today in bay. >>> and coming up today in the bay, wildfires are raging up north put homes and control. plus, it is going to be hotter. >> yes, the heat wave is going to continue into labor day monday, and we will talk about the seven-day forecast and what to look out for this afternoon to look out for this afternoon as ♪♪ sure, feels good when you get it right. and with the number one powered toothbrush brand recommended by dental professionals. philips sonicare makes it easy for you to always get brushing right. >>> good morning. it is sunday september 4th. we are taking a live look into san francisco at patrare hill as the people are heading into the city for the giants' game. i'm velena, and we go to vianey for the forecast. it is going to be hot. >> and yes, when you are looking at the daytime highs compared to the interior,

cal hosting uc davis, back in business. first cal touchdown pass, tied up at seven. he takes it in. eight yards to the end zone. 14-7 cal. 104 rushing yards. craig woodson picking off mile hastings 39 yard pick six, cal 24-7. the first cal catch into touchdown, 14 yard score. three touchdown passes in his debut, cal wins the opener 34-13. >> it feels good to come out as a team and get a team win. you've got to strive to do things better, get prepared for next week. >> we've been waiting a long time for it, glad it all came together and we got it done. >> it feels too good. the camera and supported us, we appreciate the fans. we want to be achieving ship team, we have got to get there. chris: giants and phillies's top level, taking them to the ballpark. deep to the right, that is us splash into the water. titus three. bring a kayak, get a baseball. for bases-loaded for peterson. 5-4 giants bottom of the ninth. austin slater makes the catch. giants win, they go for a three-game sweep later today. a's in baltimore, they got on the board. bottom of one, ryan matt cassel

reason it took time to negotiate permit details with cal trans. i anticipate the questions we get is your we not further along and that was one factor. frankly the impelementation took long are than we thought this is a partnership with cal trans and productive. we worked b well but taken time to get to our mutual comfort. elf talk about evaluation for a mobile home that is key. i mentioned we are asking you today not to make this permanent but to take the dpifting pilot out of the tunnel program and stand alone pilot and extend thank you very much the reason is, primarily so we can conduct a comprehensive evaluation. we are look to do 2 years of data collection. on a quarterly basis 8 quarters. that is manage we worked out with cal trans a transit quick built project would not have taken 2 years. again i want to emphasize this is unique. this project and a variety of ways. we have developed an evaluation frak work with fact ours. the evaluation framework for other tunnel projects some of you may have seen final report we issued up on our website.

cal iso just issued an alert to brace for possible power outages, tonight. we are tracking the demand on the power grid for major blackouts. > >> then a young ones and head back to school today amid the heat wave. how districts are adjusting plans to keep their little ones healthy while at school. afternoon, everybody, i'm reed cowan. in first alert weather, we know the extreme heat is bearing down on us once again, and it's expected to be at its worst, today. across the bay area and many areas. we are tracking the temperatures and threat of major power outages. first alert chief meteorologist, meteorologist, paul heggen is busy, he joins me now, and people are bracing for those te. those temperatures. >> temperatures are extremely hot across the bay area. the last thing you would want is a power outage, but you need to have a plan to keep yourself cool here it temperatures are above 100, above 110 in some locations. santa rosa is at 98, but an hour ago you were at 115 degrees. that temperature has dropped significantly within the the last 60 minutes or so.

cal fire, always good information, so thanks for joining us. start california has lifted its covid-19 vaccination requirement requirement for teachers and st. and staff. mandatory weekly testing for unvaccinated teachers has also been lifted. health officials say the decision was made because most californians have been vaccinat, been vaccinated, decreasing the likelihood of serious illness or or death. currently, 80% of residents age 12 or older have been vaccinated against covid-1. against covid-19. > >> san francisco community leaders celebrated the opening of the newly renovated castro mission health center. the clinic has welcomed the community for more than 50 years. >> i am so proud of san francisco. always, time and time time again, we put our money where our mouth is. we invest in in things we know are important. important. >> the renovated centers include new nurses stations and upgraded patient information rooms. > >> a 15-year-old boy has been arrested in connection to tuesday's overdose death of a student at a los angeles area high

cal has to be vanquished from south bend this weekend, for sure. >> oracle part hasn't seen a giants victory over the dodgers and say over three months. three three more chances at a win, beginning tonight. the last series against the dodgers, and it cannot come soon enough. pitcher, logan webb, was the only trying to pick a big win against l.a. and half two. but not tonight, third inning, trey turner, loup city to leftfield for a base knock. cody belanger comes into score, a three run inning to put the dodgers ahead. ahead, 4-0. webb pitched four innings of four run baseball, giants it is gave him nothing. dodgers win another 5-0. > >> a's are ready to see the first place astros for about another year and half. not see them, that is. houston's your don alvarez gets a first one, that is the second one in the first inning, 2-0, houston, second inning, alvarez, that thing was put on a t. gone the second left the back. three home home run game for alvarez. meanwhile, the a's only had three hits tonight. astros win it 5-0. > >> about silverado in nampa, second round of the pgas fortnite

cal fire says they are bracing for 20 mile-per-hour wind along the ridge line. the wind could cast embers further out on the front line. that is the concern. the fire already destroyed about 70. 70 structures. stay with kpix 5 for updates leading to the storm and the latest on our first alert weather days, sunday sunday and monday. > >> coming up, a tragedy in the south bay. a third-grader struck struck and killed on his way to. to school. >> i have a 6-year-old who goes to school. i can just imagine the pain of the family. >> we have the latest on the investigation and the emotional toll on the school community. > >> also, governor newsom ramping ramping up his criticism of want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it

to your point, cal-maine's good story, in some ways has been a bad story for consumers. america's biggest producer of eggs, a key food for many in our country, and as grocery shoppers know, egg prices have shot up through the roof bad for shoppers, but it's done a lot to help the revenue growth picture over at cal-maine. it includes land o'lakes, farmhouse, you name them, they're all there. another thing to watch is product mix and how much influence so-called specialty eggs have on that business that's things likes enhanced eggs, cage-free eggs and commentary about the flocks, because the industry, as we may be know is still recovering from that outbreak of bird flu that reduced egg splice overall so c cal-maine will be one of those rare stories >> is that a flock of chickens >> i don't know either i'm going to call it a flock >> i just love watching them run over the range of montana, free as a bird, it's unbelievable >> do you have a trade on cal-maine foods? 64% for eggs that's a big gain already. >> thankfully we own the stock, we would buy any weakness. after the l

cal iso says demand on the grid could reach its highest level ever. state officials stress they hope to avoid that noting they made an emergency request to temporarily activate these generators in roseville and yuba city to power up to 120,000 homes. tonight, we're going to have to dig even deeper every bit of electricity. the consumers and businesses can avoid using between for 09:00pm. >> can help make the difference between uninterrupted power service and the rotating outages that every californian wants to avoid. if demand is too high, cal iso could start asking utilities to begin rolling outages. any scenarios possible? i'm ready for it. that's the message from pacific gas and electric to their 16 million customers statewide. they brought in additional resources should cal iso asked them to start rolling outages and the same goes for southern california edison and san diego, gas and electric. >> all of them agreeing the grid is stressed, but with help, the worst can be avoided. the most important message right now for anybody that would. >> you k

this morning, cal fire sudden moisture from the storm decreasd storm decreased fire behavior s. containment is 39% and a burn zone covering 119 square miles. about the size of san francisco san francisco and oakland combined. about 3000 people caw go home but another 8000 are under evacuation orders. > >> the riding mother who faked faked her own kidnapping and lid about it for years was sentenced sentenced to 18 months in prison. she will also pay over $300,000 in restitution. she went missing for three weeks bak in 2016 later saying that she was kidnapped and tortured. investigators eventually traced traced dna found on the clothing the clothing of sherri papini to to clothing. he admitted to helping her hide out. she plead guilty to mail fraud and making false statements. > >> taking a look at london where the nation's 10 days of mourning the death of queen elizabeth ii are coming to a cl. thousands attended the funeralt westminster abbey to mark the life of the queen. we have morew on the final farewell. >> crowds of people packed the the route that queen elizabeth'n took fr

tied for third heading into the weekend.s chasing fellow cal alum max. his his approach shot a number one is a thing of beauty. it lanes right next to the whole and tapt in for birdie. 12 under tied with the lead for former masters former masters champ. >> no players hit 700 homers since barry bonds. albert is getting close. that is number 68 against the reds last night. albert is racing retirement ands under 20 games left before he is he is calling it quits and he ns he needs two homeruns to become the fourth player in history to reach the 700 club. and what do you do if you get two 699 and the season ends. you got to com. that sports. have a great day, . day, everyone. > >> coming up, thousands of people line up in chile whether to view the casket of queen elizabeth. a report from london and details on what the royal family is doing today. >> california got new laws aimet aimed at tackling climate change. what the governor signed signed in yesterday's visit to the area. here's a >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. > >> welcome b

that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic partyort prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. weekend, and that means one pittsburgh neighborhood is a little nervous about potential mudslides. it's all because there's a burn scar nearby from a wildfire that happened back in june abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry has the details. there was a hundred firefighters here just like that dan mill poynter remembers that day in june all too. well the day would he woke up in the middle of the night to a fire burning feet from his house. that was like the morning the oh, my neighbor came by knocked in the door. we could see right away. what's going on? the whole back windows lit up video from that morning shows bright flames from the hillside getting very close to homes millpoint or another residents were forced to evacuate for several hours. what remains is a burnt hillside that poses a new threat with incoming rain mudslides. there's a big trench behind here to catch anything like that mill pointers showed us that tren

it prompted an energy emergency alert 3 by cal iso. but a breakdown in communication is led to some finger pointing for power outages in some bay area cities. >> kron four's haaziq madyun has that part of our coverage. to be clear. >> this was a request to arm load to get ready. but we were not at the point of calling for rotating outages, but there was a mix-up in communication leading to power outages by local utilities in healdsburg, palo alto and alameda tuesday during the peak of energy to ceo and president of california, independent system operator elliot mainzer. the combination of customer demand reductions and other tools available to us under an energy emergency alert to were insufficient. and at 05:17pm, we triggered an ea 3 emergency. >> however, manager says there was no order given for cities to start rotating blackouts. at that time, we notified utilities across our service territory. >> to load in preparation for possible rotating outages. northern california power agency is the next link in the communication chain. the

dozens of cal trans workers aren the scene along with california highway patrol. this is after a federal judge gave cal trans green light to clear the encampment last month. agency and city of oakland proposed to move about 50 people at a time. > >> high temperatures can straine power grid as more people run fans and air conditioning. >> some homeowners are > >> taking a live look at buckinm palace. the crowds are gathering gathering as the country mourns the loss of queen elizabeth who passed away at the age of 96 ushering a new era as new monarch will be called king chas iii. > >> we are seeing power outages.7 customers are impacted. extended impacted. extended flex alert is alert is in effect from 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. some are keeping an eye for power updates. homeowners who rely on solar power are seeing relief. >> the flex alerts are going to. outages are going to continue. e would like protection from that too. >> reporter: lynn and allen aret stressed by this week's power emergency. the marin county couple decided to go solar. >> our energy costs just ke

cal fire screws have claimed a small victory. they managed to save the community of forest hills in placer community. the mosquito fire has been burning for more than a week, tearing through more than 63,000 acres and plastered an el dorado counties. you can see where all the wildfires are and shows you air quality so you can see if smoke is affecting the bay area at abc7news.com. kumasi: we go back to london where thens of thousands of people are lined up and have been for hours to see the queen's casket. reggie: and the promising link between faking vitamins and improving brain function. what doctors discovered in a new study. drew: and good morning, san jose. you'll find partly cloudy skies this morning. we're dry today. but look what is headed our way over the weekend rain returns to the forecast sunday into monday. last level 1 on the storm impact scale. we'll look at how warm you get today and the details of the tomorrow impact kumasi: a new study suggests that taking multi-vitamins can help slow cognitive aging the study f

officials blamed on a a miscommunication between cal iso and the northern california our agency. so where was it? alameda, and palo alto. let's start at the top. people in one zone had their power cut for about 30 minutes. in alameda, 1400 of you lost your power for an hour, and in palo alto, roughly 1700 of you lost power for about half an hour as well. sarah is asking the questions. and we are on it coming up on the news at 5:00. > >> the power failed in valley medical center in san jose. see all those dark windows there? the emergency room was closed to to patients because of the power power outage. some lights were n were on in the main hospital, and emergency backup was diverted to those portions of the building. we understand dese understand despite people out there in the dark that electricity was restored about 3:00 this morning. > >> the heat wave has been making making it hard for some of you to get home on b.a.r.t. . in a point of it follows that story from the newsroom. hi. >> the evening commute is about to start picking up, and everyby is hoping for a smoother ride

>> according to cal iso's press release, he says they did get very close.hat resources were very tight and for californians to prepare for possible outages. kristen: today is a little bit hotter, but hopefully we are used to conservation now we know what to do. you gave us a few ideas for how to prepare by pre-pulling the house, closing the windows and blinds. now we were only an hour away. once forklift comes, what should we start doing? -- once 4:00 comes, what should we start doing? >> hopefully you pre-cooled your house. try and keep the air conditioner at 78 or higher. unplug and the appliances that are not being used. do not use your washer and dryer your dishwasher. try to unplug everything that you can. even if you are in an area where temperatures are not as hot, every little bit helps. kristen: the heat could affect your supply as well. is there a supply issue? >> we have seen some heat related outages. saw some in the east bay yesterday evening. we sell one here in santa rosa. when equipment is in triple digit, does not have time to block so you

it is underway for two escaped inmates from a contra costa county jail and cal fire confirms to people have been killed in the mill fire in siskiyou county has fire crews their face extreme heat and tinder dry conditions. this is ktvu fox two news at six. good evening. and thanks for joining us. i'm christina. redundant and i'm julie. hannah we begin tonight with that breaking news out of the east bay. contra costa county sheriff's office is looking for two inmates who escaped from the marsh creek detention facility in clayton. that facility is a minimum security jail at 12,000 . march creek road. nearby residents are advised to lock their homes and vehicles and do not attempt to contact the inmates. both of these men are described as latino. the first inmate is 33 years old. five ft . six inches tall £140 with long black hair and brown eyes. the second inmate is 28 years old. five ft. eight inches tall £165 with short black hair and brown eyes were told that both are wearing either all white or all yellow. anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff's office. now to the exces

that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . > >> three deadly shootings in oakland, all within an hour of each other. how police say the timing had them scrabbling. > >> once again, storm clouds on the horizon. a beautiful look from salesforce howard. i'm tracking the first alert weather alert weather showers are it to san francisco comes alive, the influx of people, something called dream force. good afternoon, everybody, i'm reed cowan. we can tell you right now, three people are dead from separate shootings that happen 45 minutes apart. the first one, one, around 7:45 last night near near the oakland islamic center on telegraph avenue in the pill hill neighborhood. oakland police say it was a drive-by. two men, 27 years old, 59 years old, both died at the scene. a 19-year-old also took a bullet but drove himself to the hospital. then later at the very very same scene a suspected drunk driver

how about cal?he second quarter against uc davis produced transfer jack plummer throwing three touchdown passes in his debut is the golden bears beat the aggies their neighbors 34 to 13 head coach justin wilcox. blame the beginning on some early season. jeter's minus one yard for the first quarter, but the bears ended the game with 415 yards. they will host unlv next saturday and then go straight to south bend, indiana , taken notre dame on the 17th and in southern california. it was the start of the lincoln riley era at usc, former oklahoma quarterback caleb williams put the trojans on the scoreboard with a play fake two former pitt panther jordan's addison to give sc the first score. trojans never trailed the game going on to beat rice in a big way. 66 to 14 and temperatures at the coliseum over 100 degrees on the field. now although the team had to wear helmets and uniforms, the usc band, which normally marches in well uniforms and heavy metal helmets, were ordered to make changes because of the

again, we're still waiting from word from cal iso. in the meantime, people being advice cut back as much energy as possible. in the meantime, reporting live, dan kerman kron. 4 news back to you in the studio. thank you, dan. and we have a list on our web site of all the zones that could be impacted by these rolling blackouts. scan the qr code there. >> use the little camera on your phone that will take you right to the section on our web site that will show you the areas that could be affected by this. >> and if you are not sure which zone you live in, a lot of people don't know allison, the money and he's standing by to show us how to determine that. i what the people need to do. >> well, catherine pga has a website that customers can use to find out if their block is included in tonight's rotating outages, we have a link up on kron 4 dot com. that will take you to that pg and e resource. so for example, take a look at your screen. you can type in the address or the name of a park like todos santos in california. and you can scroll d

the cal state university system says it may be forced to raise tuition and cut other resources. if the governor signs a new bill, increasing wages for non faculty staff. the current budget estimates that more than a billion dollars will be needed to fund the wage increases over the next decade. ktvu lamonica peters joins us now she's live at san jose state tonight with more about the bill and what people on campus are saying lamonica. governor. newsom says he intends to give a billion dollars to the cal state university system, but university officials say that money is not guaranteed, and they're concerned about being able to pay for the wage increases. i would like to see them get paid more, but i also don't want to see. i don't see programs to get cut. at the same time. the california legislature recently approved senate bill 4 10 requiring cal state university or csu to implement a nine step merit based salaries system for its non faculty staff employees if the bill is signed by governor newsom, csu officials say they'll have to increase tuition and cut classes and other res

there was an emergency alert. 3 issued by cal iso. but it turns out it was a breakdown in communication that led to the rolling blackouts in some bay area cities kron four's haaziq mod-yoon takes a closer look to be clear. >> this was a request to arm load to get ready. but we were not at the point of calling for rotating outages, but there was a mix-up in communication leading to power outages by local utilities in healdsburg, palo alto and alameda tuesday during the peak of energy to ceo and president of california, independent system operator elliot mainzer. the combination of customer demand reductions and other tools available to us under an energy emergency alert to were insufficient. and at 05:17pm, we triggered an ea 3 emergency. >> however, manager says there was no order given for cities to start rotating blackouts. at that time, we notified utilities across our service territory. >> to load in preparation for possible rotating outages. northern california power agency is the next link in the communication chain. the nonprof

we went digging into the archives for some old black and white footage cal and notre dame.won all of those games though new cal quarterback jack plummer. he played at purdue before transferring to berkeley, so he's used to going to notre dame, you know? yeah, it's cool, but guess what? we get there's a game to play. you know, we're playing football and doesn't matter what? team, we're playing. and we just got to go out there and play the way we know how to play. i'm a college football. fan as well. and so i grew up watching college football and watched notre dame on television, but at the end of the day, you know, it's our team and the guys on the field and maybe one day look back and you know, maybe be a bit more nostalgic about it, but right now it's all football. altoona notre dame on 2. it's only september but on the pga tour the new season started today the fortinet championship at silverado. they got their own calendar catalina defending champ max houma. just finishing up hurting five of his first 11 holes. he's five under as we speak but for back of justin lauer who