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join up with our social media. >> in union city go on. kron. 4 news. >> and now to the latest on the mosquito fire burning in placer and el dorado counties. that fire has grown to more than 33,000 acres since it was first reported on tuesday and continues to threaten communities and thousands of homes and other buildings. cal fire says it has grown significantly because of extreme fire behavior and smoke creating low visibility for crews. this fire is still at 0%. containment wildfire smoke from that fire and others, including those burning in oregon, has kept skies hazy in parts of the bay area. as a result, an air quality advisory has been extended through tomorrow, but officials have not issued a spare. the air alert, an air quality. it's not expected to be unhealthy if smoky hazy skies or the smell of smoke happen in your area, it's recommended you stay inside with your windows and doors closed until smoke levels. subside. it's also recommended that those impacted by smoke set their air conditioning units and car vent systems to recir

kron four's gayle ong reports. >> at sugar mill landing park in union city. 40 granite stones bearing the names of the passengers and crew members who lost their lives on flight. 93, this longtime fremont resident and her granddaughters left flowers on each stone every year just to know the grandchildren. remember that? we never forget. my sister gave up her seat for someone else and at the time she thought she was doing a good deed. >> the shows must be on this flight. yes, you should have been on this flight that day. remember everybody that worked? we've lost. >> this year marks the 21st anniversary of the 9.11 attacks, the story of flight 93 is inscribed on the stone. the united airlines flight took off from newark airport originally headed to san francisco international airport. passengers and crew aboard back against their hijackers. it's believed the terrorists were targeting the u.s. capitol. instead, the plane crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. it's just an honor to see people their lives. >> and so out of respect, its really nice to be here. the memorial was de

reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> 5.10, is the time. and one of the big stories we're following this morning is that ceremonies continue across the united kingdom following the death of queen elizabeth. the second king charles and the queen con stuart are in edinburgh right now to attend a remembrance ceremony. >> and the queen's coffin is going to be escorted through the city to saint giles cathedral. and that's where it will stay for 24 hours so that people can pay their respects. charles flew to scotland after getting condolences at parliament and telling lawmakers that he would follow his late mother's example of selfless duty tomorrow. the queen's coffin will be flown to london and taken back to buckingham palace and then on wednesday, the coffin will be moved to the house of parliament where it will lie in state until the funeral. the funeral is at westminster abbey on september 19th. in fact, later this hour. >> you want to stay with us. we're going to reporter live in england with the very latest developments to stay tune for th

. >> in union city, a memorial site honors those who lost their lives on 9.11 on board flight. 93, it was headed to sfo and passengers on that plane fought back preventing hijackers from hitting their intended target kron four's gayle ong spoke with people. they're at the memorial. >> at sugar mill landing park in union city, 40 granite stones bearing the names of the passengers and crew members who lost their lives on flight. 93, this longtime fremont resident and her granddaughters left flowers on each stone every year. just, you know, the grandchildren. remember that? we never forget. my sister gave up her seat for someone else. and at the time she thought she was doing a good deed. >> the shows must be on this flight. yes, you should have been on this flight that day. remember everybody that worked? we've lost. >> this year marks the 21st anniversary of the 9.11 attacks, the story of flight 93 is inscribed on the stone. the united airlines flight took off from newark airport originally headed to san francisco international airport. passengers and crew aboard back against their hij

. >> in union city, a memorial site honors those who lost their lives on that day. but on board flight 93, which was headed to sfo, passengers on that plane fought back preventing hijackers from hitting their intended target. kron four's gayle ong spoke to people who visit the memorial. >> that sugar mill landing park in union city. 40 granite stones bearing the names of the passengers and crew members who lost their lives on flight. 93, this longtime fremont resident and her granddaughters left flowers on each stone every year just to know the grandchildren. remember that? we never forget. my sister gave up her seat for someone else. >> and at the time she felt she was doing a good deed. the shows must be on this flight. yes, you should have been on this flight that day. >> remember everybody they were we've lost. >> this year marks the 21st anniversary of the 9.11 attacks. the story of flight 93 is inscribed on the stone. the united airlines flight took off from newark airport originally headed to san francisco international airport. passengers and crew aboard bac

work on the rails between south hayward and union city have closed that part of the track in both directions. passengers on the orange and green lines will have to take a free bus service between south d and union city. > >> tree forces return in full force to san francisco. the largest convention in the city since the pandemic. 150,000 people attended overall. the three day conference will generate an estimated $40 million for san francisco. most of the vendors that took part in in the conference were local. the event employed more than 2000 people. > >> what hundreds of people came out and braved the cold bay waters this morning. we will continue to celebrate hispanic heritage month. as we look back at the sacrifices made by latin americans and the > >> now to our final watch tonight. more progress on the mosquito fire in the sierra. the the 76,000 acre fire 60% contained. it has destroyed 78 buildings and damage 13. a4 .8 earthquake hit in the afternoon today off the coast of northern california not too far from eureka. that part of northern california is one of the most seismically activ

join up with our social media. >> in union city go on. kron. 4 news. >> now to the latest on the mosquito fire burning in placer and el dorado counties. the fire has grown more than 33,000 acres since it was first reported on tuesday. it continues to threaten communities and thousands of homes and other buildings. cal fire says it has grown significantly because of extreme fire behavior and smoke creating low visibility for crews that fire remains at 0% contain it. wildfire smoke from northern california and oregon has kept skies hazy in parts of the bay area. as a result, an air quality advisory has been extended through tomorrow, but officials have not yet issued a spare. the air alert alert and air quality is not expected to be unhealthy. smoky hazy skies may be visible in the smell of smoke may be present if possible. stay inside with the windows and doors closed until the smoke levels. subside. if the temperatures, of course, allow, it's also recommended that those impacted by smoke set their air conditioning units and their car vent

reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> coming up here, burglary at local marijuana business ends with a chase across several bay area cities. 3 people were shot and have a report on what we know so far. we saw. so we also have been reporting on the bumpy take off for the airline industry out of the pandemic. now, lawmakers want to know how did the interstate use its covid funding? details ahead. and the shortlist is in for the potential special master oversee the lag new developments this afternoon in the fbi's search of mar-a-lago. former president trump is asking a federal judge to halt the justice department's review of classified documents. the worst taken from mar-a-lago. >> in a court filing, the former president argues some of the top secret documents were not classified. trump's lawyers also contend that as a former president, he has, quote, absolute right to access presidential records. weather there, confidential or not. the justice department has not commented on the latest legal filing by the former president. the house panel investigating the january 6 insurrect

happening in union city and a post on the city's page.s in the last year and isis attempted homicide and assault with a gun are up about 63% and 70% of the gun seized by police. all right. there are ghost guns or not registered to that person who used the gun. a majority of the crimes are committed. he says by people who don't live in union city and that she says the department now is trying to take steps to combat the rising crime. he says they are deploying additional resources to certain areas based on the crime data. and that also they've increased the staffing of the investigations unit and those are just some of the strategies that he is incorporating. it's 9.37. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the big step that one bay area city is taking to try to make things right with the local native americans. >> imagine you find out that you're sharing an airbnb with a total stranger. that's what happens in the new horror film. and after the break, we're going to tell you how bart is celebrating their 50th anniversary and you're

reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> fire stations in the south bay greeted today with bagpipes as members of the san jose police emerald society paid a visit to many of those santa clara county fire stations to honor and mourn the fallen heroes. >> of 9 11 over in this city, the annual 9.11 remembrance ceremony was held at san francisco's fire station for earlier this morning. dignitaries and other elected officials, including san francisco mayor london breed were in attendance. there was a moment of silence and a reading of the 3 names of the 343 firefighters who paid the ultimate sacrifice on that tragic day. >> and it really we will serve a moment radio to remember the nearly 3,000 people killed in the terrorist attacks on the morning of september 11. >> this event taking place in sunnyvale this morning. firefighter units observing a moment of radio silence in honor of those lives that were lost on 9.11. that moment of silence happening at 8.46. in the morning. that is the time the first plane struck the north tower of the world trade center in new york city. >> and

union city 0.81 napa, 0.58, san jose beat san francisco and oakland. i don't say that very often. e city 0.33 oakland 0.3. oh santa rosa , by the way, had 0.68 watch the band from monterrey. santa cruz down san jose had some heavy rain right there and then right there, monterey up towards gilroy, morgan hill. there's some very hefty rainfall looks like you can see that band sliding in between gilroy and santa cruz. there are some flood. there's some very heavy rain and also some flood concerns there until about 5 45 5 this morning, the bands that were watching the one i'm keeping a closer eye on her right out here watching the last right there right there right there. so that's what's going to be moving through today. now the low is not going anywhere. until wednesday. so this will be one of those just wait five minutes in the pattern will change 50 sixties on the temps, very little spread on these temps up in the mountains. it's a lot of rain, maybe some very high, high elevation snow, but i think it's mainly rain because it's in the forties and truck, trucking and south like towe

reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, there were several events all over the bay area marking 9, 11 over in danville. a remembrance ceremony took place and hoke at oak hill park this evening. tonight's event featuring a fire and police honor guard many local members and veterans of the armed services as well as the san ramon valley high school chamber singers. we talk with karen step for the city's former mayor about the observer. it's >> 9 to 11. it's a really special time because we went to so many people that citizens and first responders passed away. this is a special time to come to our community to sell that to celebrate. but to remember 11 due >> over in the city, the annual 9.11 remembrance ceremony was held at san francisco's fire station for earlier this morning. dignitaries and other elected officials, including san francisco mayor london breed were in attendance. there was a moment of silence held and a reading of the names of the 343 firefighters who paid the ultimate sacrifice on that tragic day. fire stations. meanwhile, down in the south, they were

the chief of the union city police department is raising some concerns about the rising crime in union city and across the bay area in a post on the city's page. the chief says there have been 5 homicides in the last year. he also says that attempted homicide and assault with a gun are up about 63%. 70% of guns seized by police either ghost are not registered to the attacker. and a majority of the crimes are committed by people who do not live in the city. the chief says the department is taking steps to try and combat the rise in these violent crimes. he says they're deploying additional resources to certain areas based on crime data. they've also crease staffing to the investigating unions. these are just some of the different strategies to chief is laid out in his message. well, the contra costa county sheriff's office says one of the 2 prisoners who escaped from the marsh creek detention facility on sunday has been found. investigators say they arrested errors. vera, he's on the left of your screen. he wasn't of les hotel. now he has since been booked back into the martinez detenti

. >> and the east bay, the union city chief of police is addressing the recent uptick of gun violence in the community. kron four's gayle ong reports on the steps. the department says that they're taking to prevent violent crimes in city. you know, we're not immune to the uptick in crime. >> here happening in the bay area in recent weeks, union city police have responded to violent crimes stemming from gun violence related to gangs, drugs and domestic violence. sergeant john mina says the department is taking steps to try and combat the rise in these violent crimes and handsome forsman of illegal firearms. >> collaborating with criminal partners a safe and secure part of firearms ownership. a district policing and community oriented policing and problem solving unit in a post on the city's next social media pages. >> the police chief says there have been 5 homicides in the last year, attempted homicides and assaults with a gun are up about 70%. of guns seized by police are either ghost guns are not registered to the attacker and a majority of the crimes are committed by people who do

join up with our social media. >> in union city go on. kron. 4 news. >> now to the latest on wildfires burning across our state. the mosquito fire burning in placer and el dorado counties. right now it has grown to more than 33,000 acres since it was first reported on tuesday. it continues to threaten communities and thousands of homes and other buildings. cal fire says it's grown significantly because of extreme fire behavior and smoke, creating low visibility for crews. the fire still at zero-percent containment tonight. mean 5. meanwhile, wildfire smoke from that fire and others including those burning in oregon have kept skies pretty hazy across parts of the bay area. as a result, an air quality advisory has now been extended through tomorrow. officials, though, have not issued a spare the air alert and air quality is not necessarily expected to be unhealthy. but smoky hazy skies or the smell of smoke happen in your area, it's recommended you stay inside with windows and doors closed until smoke levels. subside. it's also recommended

crime in union city and all across the bay area.a post on the city's page. the chief says that there have been 5 homicides in the last year. and he also says that attempted homicides and assaults with a gun are up. 63%, 70% of guns seized by police are either ghost guns or not registered to the attacker. and a majority of the crimes are committed by people who do not live in the city and union city. the chief says the department is taking steps now to try and combat the rise in these violent crimes. he says they're deploying additional resources to certain areas based on crime data. they've also increased staffing in the investigations unit. and these are just some of the different strategies that chief laid out. it's 5.38. still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. a big step that one bay area city is taking. >> to make 3 things right with the local native american groups. there. and after the break, we're going to tell you how bart plans to celebrate their 50th anniversary this their 50th anniversary this weekend. meet leon the thir

sonoma 0.94 union city, 0.81.ga three quarters, danville, two thirds castro valley, 20.6 so and clayton picked up 0.458 for september that will declare victory fifties on the temps are sixties . for some of these, most of the heavier bands have now pushed north and east where they need it as well. and that's up in the mountains. also ended this year where possibility of another one inch of rain could fall. i've seen about a quarter to three quarters up in the sierra. some of the projections you can see we're in between the bands one offshore, the other one, moving about monterey, santa clara valley out towards you know, towards the sacramento valley san joaquin valley, but in between her son yet and don't let that fool you were going to see some pretty good buildups. the low is not going to exit stage right until wednesday, so as long as it sits there, and i think we'll get some pretty good buildups in afternoon thundershowers or a possibility or scattered showers, so it won't be widespread like sunday , but fairf

and police in union city are concerned about the high rise in crime there. we hear the steps they're taking to make the streets safer. >> well, still hot today, but also snoo getting better is the point as we head on to the weekend, still reaching for 100. plus those in the valleys for that. we'll have your forecast coming up in a bit. >> and we've been tracking a hot spot along one center fail and also check out these driv - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. >> joe saint. all right. what is josi you see? i said yeah, that that thing while at right. that's kay. this is like the one of the first time since 1939. we've seen that's going on. you don't get this in southern california. yeah. i'm sorry for trump and said it wasna storm approaching. so we just got through and resident he in our president 1939. wa

and police in union city are concerned about a recent rise in violent crime will hear what they plan to do to make the city safer. >> still baking a little bit today. we got 84 going out of 10 by one, 98 and yet more triple numbers. but improvement is around the corner. rain. >> an update on those accidents. we were tracking it along to 18, 6.80. and look at your bridges this morning. we'll have an updated look at your drive times once we get back from break. wait. you're a night manager and mom and birthday cake baker? so adding “and” student might feel daunting. national university is here to support all your “ands.” national university. supporting the whole you. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. >> 6.

it's 909 in union city. a memorial site honors those who lost their lives on 9.11, on board flight. 93, which was headed to sfo when passengers fought back preventing the hijackers from hitting their intended target. kron four's gayle ong spoke to people who visited the memorial. >> that sugar mill landing park in union city, 40 granite stones bearing the names of tae passengers and crew members who lost their lives on flight. 93, this longtime fremont resident and her granddaughters left flowers on each stone every year just to know the grandchildren. remember that? we never forget. my sister gave up her seat for someone else and at the time she thought she was doing a good deed. >> the shows must be on this flight. yes, you should have been on this flight that day. remember everybody that worked? we've lost. >> this year marks the 21st anniversary of the 9.11 attacks, the story of flight 93 is inscribed on the stone. the united airlines flight took off from newark airport originally headed to san francisco

over in union city. people stopped by the flight 93 memorial site to pay their respects to the heroes who were on board flight 93 on 9.11, crew members and passengers. >> fought back preventing hijackers from hitting their intended target that day. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> at sugar mill landing park in union city. 40 granite stones bearing the names of the passengers and crew members who lost their lives on flight. 93, this longtime fremont resident and her granddaughters left flowers on each stone every year just to know the grandchildren. remember that? we never forget. my sister gave up her seat for someone else and at the time she thought she was doing a good deed. >> the shows must be on this flight. yes, you should have been on this flight that day. remember everybody that worked? we've lost. >> this year marks the 21st anniversary of the 9.11 attacks, the story of flight 93 is inscribed on the stone. the united airlines flight took off from newark airport originally headed to san francisc

. >> in union city, a memorial site honors those who lost their lives on 9.11 on board flight. 93, thatght was headed to sfo. passengers and crew members on that plane fought back preventing hijackers from hitting their intended target that day. kron four's gayle ong was there over the weekend. she spoke to some people who visited the memorial. at sugar mill landing park in union city. 40 granite stones bearing the names of the passengers and crew members who lost their lives on flight. 93, this longtime fremont resident and her granddaughters left flowers on each stone every year just to know the grandchildren. remember that? we never forget. my sister gave up her seat for someone else. >> and at the time she thought she was doing a good deed. the shows must be on this flight. yes, you should have been on this flight that day. >> remember everybody that worked? we've lost. >> this year marks the 21st anniversary of the 9.11 attacks, the story of flight 93 is inscribed on the stone. the united airlines flight took off from newark airport originally headed to san francisco international

the chief of the union city police department is raising concerns about the rising crime. >> in uniony and really all across the bay area. 2 in a post on the city's next. we'll page. the chief says there have been 5 homicides than last year and he says attempted homicide and assault with a gun are up about 63% and that 70% of the gun seized by the police. >> are either ghost guns or not registered to the person who use that gun and a majority of the crimes are ppcommitted by people who do no live in union city. the chief says the department is taking steps to combat the rise in these violent crimes. he says that there deploying additional resources to certain areas based on crime data. and they've also increased staffing to the investigations unit. they're also has some different strategies that he laid out in his message. in addition to that 7.36. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a big step for one bay area city to make things right with the local native american groups. >> and imagine finding out that you are sharing an airbnb with a total stranger. >> dean richards takes a l

a couple of crashes have cleared to the shoulder in union city. but it's slow as you can see, heading south south bay community is not really that filled in yet. it doesn't start until a little bit later on seven. oh one. let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you. well, time is 70 to the path of hurricane in this changing slightly, but in the next 24 hours that big storms expected to slam the central florida coast, ktvu erasmus monitoring the conditions and the warning just issued by florida's governor and emergency leaders minutes ago. your live now with an update the main focus of that message that we just listen to get out of the coast. if you live on florida's gulf coast, the time to evacuate is now there's about 2.5 million floridians under some type of evacuation warning because of hurricane ian. there are also warning people that they should expect some power outages throughout the state for the next several days after the storm, and that's why there are dozens of utility trucks already on standby, waiting to reconnect power. onc

oh bridge and the dumbarton over towards hayward, union city, fremont and newark. right there is the line granada, half of them bag now over belmont, redwood city, east palo alto and heading over now, it looks like it's actually moving east more than northeast so that will take it over towards the dumbarton also over towards newark, but you can see that's where the moderate the heaviest rain is right now. sorry santa cruz santa cruz mountain. looks like it's falling apart and lifting northward. it could be a few little showers. so today 60 seventies on the temps. after today, we will see drier weather and conditions will begin to warm up. if you are heading out. it's pretty mild and we'll see seventies on the highs today, you guys alright, steve. thank you time now. 7 42, a group of bipartisan lawmakers are working on legislation that could reduce credit card fees coming around the moment the major retailers supporting these measures, let's run out to our newsroom again this time, say good morning to andre senior as you peek ahead to the next couple of hours of morn

east bay numbers from the mid-seventies in oakland, union city, 78. air quality is good, heading inland, it has been on the warm side today, another warm one, but temperatures topping off in the upper 80's. the accuweather 7-day forecast featuring a mild to warm day today. it is cooler. the fog will expand tuesday and wednesday, and breezier afternoons. it is pretty mild as we get into your thursday. temperatures coming up a bit on friday and looking at a pretty decent weekend. but october, already, kumasi. kumasi: thank you, lisa. it is officially the start of the jewish new year, rosh hashanah. ♪ a large outdoor gathering celebrated the holiday on the east yesterday. camp to wanda hosted at miller park. 2000 people gathered to celebrate the new year. >> the idea is to celebrant the new year's together, the jewish new year, what has been good for the last year, what is hard. kumasi: this is the 15th year it has been held. it featured traditional prayer, music, and community. oktoberfest is in full swing in germany. this video, shared on tiktok, has m

living in cupertino tops $18,000 a month where the triple the nationwide average foster city dublin union cityemeryville also make the top 10. well only one san francisco neighborhood has seen a decrease in the number of complaints about human or animal waste on the streets. people in the city can request of 311 call 311 to request clean up the san francisco chronicle, analyze the numbers by neighborhood and found complaints increased nearly 400% since the three will wanna hotline was unveiled back in 2012 for residents to request cleanup. but in the tenderloin, there was 29% decrease. the paper concludes that likely reason for the sharp decline is the pit stop program, which offers free public toilets in 33 locations across the city, including nine of them in the tenderloin 17. let's get you to work in school. a lot of people cranking. they see as soon as they get in the vehicle. south castaneda where the traffic trouble spots well, you know, it's very slow. gasia and andre in some of the usual spot that there has been some improvement as well. let's go to highway 24. i've seen improvement he

cupertino hits 91. 86 in union . 86 in union city. san mateo is g to hit 87. numbers in the inlant bay, a lot of 90s. dublin, only. , only 91. back to the east bay shoreline, san leandro in the m. leandro in the mid-80s. 92 in san rafael. 93 in novato. 91 in santa rosa. we will bring thoses down over the next few days. if we look at the trend, you can visualize the color showing youe color showing you where we are above average in how far above e how far above average we are, the farther into the shades of orange. we will take you into next week, and the colors do shake down. in terms of the storm we were talking about, you about, you probably heard abouta probably heard about fiona. that that is the hurricane out here which is rapidly going to weaken weaken and it will be an issue for northernmost canada over tht few days. but we have a whole new issue now. it's this one. right now, it's just tropical dn tropical depression 9, but it ig to rapidly intensify. it will gt a name tomorrow morning. this is is probably going to be ian. at this point, the forecast t

reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> time now, 7.10. we want to take you back to scotland and we're live in edinburgh here. we have 2 showing what is going on to commemorate the the the life celebrate the life. you just heard gunfire there of the queen who died at the age of 96 on the right side. the procession on the left side, some of the cannons that are placed high atop the city with one sounding off every minute during this procession with the final gunshot being fired as the queen arrives there in front of saint giles cathedral, which you can see on the right hand side, they are just approaching now this one mile procession with thousands of people flanked on either side watching the casket go by and you can see the casket and the glass her so that you can see that and then behind it, you can see there's a small group of people and king charles is among them. he's walking behind his mother's casket and then will attend a service of their calling it a service of thanksgiving for her life. so he's there walking with royals with her

so these are just a little slow as you're traveling through hayward and union city along 8.80. >> you have a traffic hazard on the bay bridge was blocking one of the lanes here. 27 minute, so that fremont street exit. so traffic went up about 8 minutes or so. there. 21 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. a 80 to one on one and the richmond sandra fell bridge about an 18 minute ride as you're traveling from the tolls to 101 darya. james, back to you. an arena for she got to fill er up. and this morning we're noticing gas prices are higher. that seems to be the law with gas prices in california. what goes down must inevitably come back up. and that's the case. >> yeah, we have will tran standing by live for us on the peninsula to explain. good morning. well. >> ken, gas prices make a u turn instead, it is not. it's on the road to just destruction for a lot of people's budgets. let's face it. let me show you the gas prices that you're waking up. these are the prices that you're paying at. this. chevron in burlingame, $6.19 higher than the california average. but trust me the wa

the san mateo bridge down towards union city. fremont on up towards hayward and over the grade that direction. so slow it down in those areas. absolutely. very slick. wet conditions. look at the sierra still in the midst of rain and snow and even some lightning strikes up there in the midst of some snow showers. you technically called thunder snow. a sight to see up in the sierra. at least we have very wet conditions for any of those lightning strikes. futurecast shows will be drying out here in a matter of hours. and unlike yesterday and monday, which brought afternoon thunderstorms today, bringing a little less of that potential current temps are in the 50's and 60's with alameda at 63 degrees. san francisco and oakland each sitting right now at 62, daria. >> thanks a lot. it's 803. and happening today, jury selection begins in the trikl of longtime santa clara county sheriff laurie smith. she's accused of corruption in this case is a civil trial, which means that. >> if found guilty should be removed from office, kron four's w

weekend, the transit system will be using free buses to replace trains between south hayward and union city. crews are also making extensive track upgrades today and tomorrow, bart riders should expect trip delays of about 20 to. 25 minutes. happening tomorrow. the folsom street fair returns to san francisco in the fair, of course, takes over fulsome between 8th and 13th street. you can expect other nearby streets will also be affected in previous years. >> more than 200,000 people have gathered for this event. if you want to find a full list of closures, you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. if you want to get the monkeypox vaccine, they will be available at that. fair for from 10:00am until 04:00pm. and in october, the castro street fair will also be holding a vaccine clinic. those details will be announced later on. there's a new music. festival kicked off in san francisco this weekend. love music festival is, of course, named after one of the city's neighborhoods. it's being oeld at pier 80 through tomorrow night festivals put on by the same group that actually puts on coachella.

sfo 93 1 oh, four in fremont and in union city.t today, 115 degrees again. visibility not that bad of an issue right now, but we're going to start to see a little no deterioration in the air quality each and every day this week as this heat wave is prolonged and will last all the way. through friday. right now, we are the recipient of a nice reason of ottawa, 13. it's an onshore pushing, conquered, and whenever we can buy a breeze over the next several days, you're going to want it. it helps. provide a little bit of relief, even though it's short lived 12 mile per hour winds in san carlos 15 at mineta international airport in san jose, so the heat wave will continue each and every day this week, and we have the warning in effect until thursday night, he advisory bayside, which means some people that don't have the luxury of a city. will be suffering in this heat wave because we have temperatures even at the coast, going up 94 degrees in santa cruz otherwise , compared that with inland pleasant in on tuesday at 115 degrees, temperat

union city doesn't get out of the 60s. it will be 69. but this is where we really needed it. concord 77 tomorrow. livermore, it's going to be 74 degrees tomorrow for the daytime high. if we come bk high. if we come back in and check in the numbers on the east bay shore of the peninsula, it will be 74 in san leandro, santa rosa 77. roaner park 73. and mendocino and laky even down into the low 80s. so this tells us this was more thn more than just an onshore flow h onshore flow through the bay. yu bay. you can get down into the upper 70s in lake mendocino county. we have obliterated tht obliterated that record setting dome of high pressure that has been warming us up so much. we are replacing it with a much k, much k i t pific. a clockwiseil f see thao bring in a little bit of rain towards the coast. it won't get here. but the fact that's eveng to approach the coast also tells tells us that we have really changed the setup in the atmosphere. so we don't have that impressive high pressure.e pressure. we will start clearint clearing out the leftovers. we e will have a decent litt

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okay so, look, the filipino community has big in the bay area, not only daly city, but the union city of it anywhere there, too big news they were announcing is that starting october 7th next friday will be playing in union city in fremont, milpitas, vallejo, even richmond, so it's expanding and also in new york next weekend, so it it builds. we will be in theaters as long as people buy tickets and represent us in the in the theaters of the box office because we want we're still looking for distribution and hopefully secure it so you can show it to other lupe lovers worldwide, right? i'm gonna ask you the million dollar question parents, right? you know how parents are in the filipino community? yeah they want you to be a nurse, maybe or a doctor or something, you know? and but you're a filmmaker. did that go over? well, um, my family supported me a lot. i mean, but i had to prove to them that you know my hobby making movies would make the money so they're still waiting for the money to come in. but they are my biggest cheerleaders. and that is important. because, you know, yeah. long

familiar saying carlos, 76 degrees south bay temps, mostly in the mid 70's with san jose at 74 union city and they were right at 70 pleasanton and livermore. back to those nice numbers at 76 danville, up to concord, among our warmer spots. but still not the 80's only at 79. only one, 80 on the map. that's for you. vacaville santa rosa through mill valley. it's solid 70's along 101. tomorrow's temps. a little bit warmer tomorrow is going to be one of the warmer days of your forecast. but that's only low 80's. so not much of a difference. sunday, we take a dip back into the low 70's that chance of rainfall looking ever more likely with monday likely to see a few showers lingering around 2 before we drive back out and stay mild through much of next week rain. all right, john, thank you for that. let's look at your bridges this morning. a 7 minute ride into the city. that's the maze. 2 that fremont street exit. >> san mateo bridge a 80 to 101 about a 12 minute commute heading across towards the peninsula. our richmond center fell bridge tolls to 1, 0, 1, 8 minute right there. and that's going

through woodside, south bay temps, mostly in the low to mid 80's with san jose. 81 today free might union city and hayward in the 70's. well, livermore, 86 degrees. same for you in walnut creek, concord, in danville, oakland, at 73 for your high allay 81 vacaville are only spot reaching the low 90's petaluma holding on to upper 70's tomorrow wednesday. a lot like today, some 80's inland 70's by the bay and 60's at the coast thursday and friday will be in the low 90's are very warmest days of the forecast before saturday, like clockwork into october. 1st, we actually cool things down. low 80's for your highs in london. 70's along the bay great time halloween costume shopping already. john october is here. >> traveling into the city right now, 7 minutes maze that fremont street exit as you're traveling mateo bridge, 80 to 1, 0, 1, 12 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. our richmond, sandra fell bridge about a six-minute right tools to 101 and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the toes. 19 minutes on this monday morning. well, in san francisco, the folsom street fair wrapped up over the wee

union city and fremont low 80's while pleasanton livermore and dublin well into the 90's. hayward oakland, up to richmond in the 70's. we do have one triple digit on the map today. that's a vacaville. close at 98. well, santa rosa through center fell in the upper 80's tomorrow is when the real kicks into gear and it stays with us, as you can see, well, through the holiday weekend, this is not a labor day weekend to be doing a whole lot outdoors. if you want to get outside during morning hours or get towards the coast, those are your best options. as for afternoon barbecues afternoon hikes, i'd avoid much as possible. it's not just one day of triple digit heat. it's multi days of heat. this is the longest stretch of triple digits we've had in the hottest of weather we've had so far this summer season. and that really begins to add up continued exposure to that. we'll have increasing infects on your body. the more and more you get out there. so even those of us that feel a little bit more resistant to the heat can start to feel the effects of heat exhaustion. great weekend f

temperatures in the upper 70's to low 80's as well from fremont union city to hayward. expect your highs at 78 pleasanton and livermore. 84 while oakland enrichment at a nice 77 today, antioch fairfield, 85 warmest spot being vacaville at 87 degrees. i mentioned tomorrow being the only day that we'll see any 90's and really just one or 2 of them for for this to inland spots saturday. we cool things right back down, kicking off the new month with some seasonable numbers with mid-eighties through the start of next week and some mid 70's along the bay shore. during that same time rain. don, thank you for that. ok, let's get a look at to bridges this morning traveling into the city right now. 7 minutes, mace that fremont street exit. >> your san mateo bridge 80 to 101 12 minute ride heading acros towards the peninsula. richmond center fell bridge an 8 minute commute for you tolls to one on one and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. a 20 minute ride or the time for you now is 04:20am. and in national news as hurricane ian, one of the most powerful storms ever recorded

is going to be having a weekend track shutdown between south hayward and union city, so they'll be runningeekend. a reminder, too, a lot of our mass transit will be running on a labor day sunday schedule headed into monday. >>> now let's get a check of the very hot weather we're anticipating for the weekend. kari? >> at least we have still some mild weather today in comparison to what's ahead for the weekend. as we start out this morning, a live look outside in oakland. it is foggy and we'll see that low clouds and the fog sticking around for a couple more hours, as we go into today, we'll see temperatures headed for 77 degrees there. notice that it's not extremely hot just yet, but still pretty warm and san martin reaching into the upper 90s and low 90s for santa rosa and in fairfield 98 degrees, while dublin heads for 89 today. tomorrow is when the excessive heat warning will be going up starting at 11:00 in the morning and for all of these areas in the inner bay, that's included in a heat advisory, won't get quite as hot and some of the areas, this continues through tuesday, so let's go

temperatures in the mid 70's with san jose at 74 free might union city and hayward low 70's for pleasanton and livermore right at 76 super comfortable. oakland, very similar to yesterday at 71 danville unconquered. exactly like yesterday. you're back to 78 today. vacaville are spot closest to the 80's and you're not even getting there today. only at 79 degrees. tomorrow's temperatures much like today's mostly upper 70's and lent. we will see a few low 80's returning on friday and saturday side from that, though, this is smooth sailing in this forecast. sunday is our only chance of showers with a slight chance of a few light sprinkles, especially for the north bay mountains, rain. on an okay now. some. >> let's go ahead and get a look at the bridges this morning. thank you for that cooler forecast for us. john. all right. so 7 day right into the city maze to that fremont street exit, the san mateo bridge, 13 do want to one heading across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell bridge tolls. the one on an 8 minute right? and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes on this wed

fremont union city in the 80's. while livermore pleasanton dublin just in the 90's today, same from danville, the concord, oakland, up to richmond, mid 70's for you. really, really nice day. vacaville are only single digit on the map today. we're going to see a lot more than just vacaville hitting the 3 digit numbers tomorrow. and we will see those continued through thursday of next week. although temperatures do gradually cool down further and further as the week progresses next week, very hottest of days, saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday with monday. really that taking the cake on labor day. as i said, maybe avoid too much of the afternoon. sunshine head out to the coastline. if you need outdoor activities had to some a c and take it a little easier. this is your full permission right here to take a weekend off from any sort of rigorous activities and just lay back and relax a bit. rain way too hot out there. all right. let's get a look traffic this morning. >> 72 right bay bridge maze to that fremont street e

kryvlian narratives in social networks and rallies under three colors on the streets of european union cities, even information warfare, the kremlin uses all means, from hacker attacks to bought politicians, everything to divide ukraine's allies and reduce support for our state, what are the current trends in the information war and what to expect from moscow solo tsn correspondent kateryna fedorchenko nord stream 2 should work, what is it? yes, i unequivocally condemn the killing of ukrainians in donbas, this topic was artificial imposed on us, it completely contradicts the system of values ​​of our people, theses in the mouth of europeans, propaganda in russian are heard on the streets of the west, in one way or another , supporters of the russian peace are involved, theses about brotherly peoples, traditional values ​​and sanctions that do not work, good knowledge of the country's narrative - aggressors, as well as a distortion of the very concept of peace, the inscription with which the pro-russian forces in europe generously decorate their posters, oh god, our hero of ukraine, tents as i

still around 80 for union city. fremont inland close tri valley.nville in walnut creek, concord, as well. meanwhile, 72 going on for berkeley. so we see the separation and temperatures a little bit. the lakers will slug it. should 77 still not get those winds cook and yet vacaville popping in. 96 83 for nap and 87 santa rosa. 7 day forecast hour again. we to show you these fronts come coming tuesday, scattered clouds. some of these might be at night in terms of the cloud impact. but the temperatures will drop in that response to it on shore. winds will pick up a bit and in a little pop happening towards in the week before again, that next system next weekend could be a. >> gavin newsom visited austin, texas, where he calls for an overhaul of democrats. political strategy saying the party is, quote, getting crushed by republicans in part because they are too timid. now, he said democrats are often forced to play defense while republicans, quote, dominate with allusion. the governor made those comments speaking at the texas tribune festival in austin

union city is very slow and the south deborah villalon near basket which is right near highway 17.a crash and look at this right now. the traffic is at an absolute standstill. getting up there. we're going to keep following this for you. 7 33, let's go back to the headlines. thank you knew this morning just a couple of hours ago, railroad unions and management reached a new deal to prevent a nationwide strike. ktvu zahle. rasmus is here now to explain what it means for the economy. and also for bay area commuters. good morning. good morning. david is good news on both fronts for commuters who use capitol corridor trains also caltrain commuters. in parts of southern santa clara county. now it appears a strike by rail workers has been averted. so now commuter train service on those routes will no longer have to be suspended friday night through the coming days, so we're going to show you the to me in caltrain station in san jose this morning where there were just a few commuters there can show you the video of that you see, a railroad strike would have canceled a segment of cal train

that's why the cities are always going to fail, year after year, because of those unions. hostess bakery in baltimore city the drivers refused to load up cupcakes. they only wanted to handle the bread section, so they had to hire other drivers at a cost to the company. unions are like leeches. they suck life out of the company so they cannot operate anymore, then move on to their next victim. host: this next viewer on twitter -- unions donate money to democrats, democrats donate money to unions, repeat. our next caller in maryland, democrat line. go ahead. caller: good morning, everyone. i believe the democrats are the ones that are more pro-worker, pro-everyday working person. now, we should remember yes, clinton signed whatever that legislation was to send jobs overseas -- that legislation was started by the republicans, i believe under bush. bush one or two. anyway, the democrats under obama, they were trying to bring those jobs back home. during the 2000's, multinational companies cut their workforces in the u.s. by 2.9 million while increasing overseas employment by 2.