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and san francisco, noelle bellow.ron, 4 news. >> the documentary, carlos had a limited premier just last weekend at select theaters across the bay area. full release for tomorrow, september 29th. alright, santana's music, lawrence. you know, it's it's hot right? oh, my gosh eve, he was fantastic. all that. i mean, endless amounts of whole night. just listening to it again. >> and again and again. fantastic loud is a bay area. got, we've got some sunshine out there right now. what a nice day around the bay area. but a couple of beautiful days together. but now we're getting ready for the weekend and a lot of folks going to be headed out about doing some things and well, the weather is going to be changing. in fact, we're going to see that as early as tomorrow as those clouds begin to roll in. and here we go. we've got a chance. some showers in the forecast right now. boy, it's gorgeous out there. the winds big picking up a little bit that sea breeze blowing tomorrow. the golden gate bridge, we could be gusting over 30

noelle bellow kron, 4 news. >> keeping lake tahoe's water blue is an ongoing mission for people livingerra today. permanent recognition of those efforts was completed with the unveiling of the statue surfaced. the statue is of a bald eagle and the trial and was created using part of the trash collected by dive teams during the year long clean up the lake projects. pretty impressive. artists. joel dean, stockdale and use tina. sell the cove of building. one ad created the statue with support from the tahoe funds and tahoe blue vodka. >> all right. up next, 5 or adult actually addicted to disney. new study looks at the reasons grown-ups are go to reasons grown-ups are go to the park with kids in. people always ask me, "kevin, what does being the ceo of cashbacking mean to you?" the way that i see it, if you're buying it, flying it, or wining n' dining it, then you gotta be cashbacking it. [chuckles] come on now. earn big with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? at cretors, earn big with chase freedom unlimited. we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors

kron four's noelle bellow takes a look back at his life and careers. his goal build car while started off his musical careers in san jose with a rap group called f o s. >> or freedom of speech. but by 1994, harlow was ready for a new band and a new sound along with fellow san jose native kevin coleman. they took on the name smash mouth experimenting with jazz, punk and reggae inspired. sounds. the band began picking up gigs and trying to get their songs played on the radio. his friends say it was hard wells energy for better and worse. that made the band a success. jimenez band. >> was fun and energetic. and, you know, people had fun dancing to it. so he was able to. take a lot of, you know, positive energy as well as you know, some of his negative energy and release you know it on stage and try to create a. >> a great show for his fans. their first breakthrough came on koam me in san jose. back when now today show host carson daly was a dj daily. remembering on instagram today saying, quote, the band was new unsigned and only had an e p out in an atte

i'm dan and i'm noelle bellow kron 4 sarah stinson spoke with the council member from that district about what's being done to protect people in the city of oakland. >> the laurel neighborhood of oakland is mourning after a mother was struck by a bullet that entered the family's home friday night. the shots came from a gunfight on 38th avenue and masterson street around 9.45. councilman ramachandran represents the district will stray bullet when inside the second-floor of. >> our and she that acting was a mother with 2 young kids and unfortunately struck her while she was sleeping. oakland police say the woman was taken to a nearby hospital where she later died. police have not released her name. people have been dropping flowers off at the family's home to show support. everyone is in shock. everything is really in the early stages right now. >> but i know other organizations and community members want to come together and support this family. ramachandran says while there has been an uptick in crime, this is the first homicide in her district this year. i'm horrified. >> i know there's

imagine that holding up plans to put it back where it belongs in kron 4 s noelle bellow has an update. >> there's a crack that kind of follow these quite a few cracks around damaged and displaced, often referred to as sammy softly. those iconic sea lion sculpture has been missing from its home base for the last 9 months. on january 8th, the 1900 pound sculpture fell off its pedestal, laying upside down the rocks for 2 days before being brought ashore during the storms. i was not getting calls about my power's out worried about this hillside was getting calls about our sea lion statue. sausalito mayor melissa blouse teen says sammy has been the most photographed piece of public art in the city since it was installed in 1957, she wasn't surprised the community pitched in to help with the cost of repairs. it's foundation immediately sprang into action. >> and said we need to fix it. turned out. we need to raise $35,000 to fix the sea lion. so the community so involved and so caring in sausalito, people immediately came together. the mayor herself even steps or swam fundraising, swim from

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and san francisco, noelle bellow. news. >> the documentary, carlos had a limited premiere last weekend select theaters. a full release is set for tomorrow. >> been out and about on the walk. he realize, well, it's a bad timing because you need a bathroom and you're not near one. well, there's a new app that's helping to solve that problem. a california company called rest space is allowing people to rent out there. private bathrooms to visitors. yes, when you can't find a public restroom, this is real vick. you can find a bathroom near by using the app. grab your phone. a cheap, though, $15 for every 15 minutes of use. so no dilly dally. that wraps up. kron 4 news at 10. but for guys win. sports live is next. right? you're right. you know, free trade. >> all right. all right. on the app, but get my money. bucks, right. give me a break. look at niners back in action they play on sunday. another division appointment opponent not appointed. we'll hear from the quarterback coming up after the break. guess what? i go one-o

kron four's noelle bellow reports on the singer's career-best started right here in the bay area. >>he's going tell harwell started off his musical careers in san jose with a rap group called f o s or freedom of speech. but by 1994, harlow was ready for a new band and a new sound along with fellow san jose native kevin coleman. they took on the name smash mouth experimenting with jazz, punk and reggae inspired. sounds. the band began picking up gigs and trying to get their songs played on the radio. his friends say it was hard wells energy for better and worse. that made the band a success him and his band. >> was fun and energetic. and, you know, people had fun dancing to it. so he was able to. take a of, you know, positive energy as well as you know, some of his negative energy and release you know it on stage and try to create a a great show for his fans. their first breakthrough came on koam me in san jose. >> back when now today show host carson daly was a dj daily. remembering on instagram today saying, quote, the band was new unsigned and only had an e p out in an attempt to h

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i'm noelle bellow. we begin with hundreds of businesses in oakland set up and ready to close their doors for one day as a way of protesting how they feel. city leaders are handling crime as kron four's haaziq madyun reports. organizers say they want to raise awareness over how these public safety issues are forcing many establishments to permanently shut down. >> it's midmorning here at jack london square in oakland. it once thriving business district now looks kind of quiet out of the 20 years. i've been in business. we have never been this low or seen this kind of. >> low foot traffic in this area. the owner of the home of chicken and waffles restaurant, derrick johnson talked about how crime is impacting businesses in this area like literally every day cars broken into or someone is robbed, according to the most recent oakland police department's citywide crime report, year-to-date robberies have increased 33% strong armed robberies are up. 35%. johnson says that is bad for business. so you fly in to

. >> -- >> shenna bellows his main's democratic secretary of state.e you on the program. i appreciate it. i want to start of continued thought experiment, just because this is your job. this is what you do in terms of, like, running elections in your state. if there were 22 year old who wanted to run for office, wanted to run for president or if, like, shakira wanted to be on the presidential ballot in maine, would it be you who would say, no, 22-year-old? no, shakira, you can't -- >> get, evening chris -- it is the chief election officers in the state of maine and, of course, the constitution delegates authority to administer federal elections to the states, to make determinations about candidate qualifications. now, it's important for your viewers to know, this is something our election officials do every single election when we receive nomination petitions from candidates we make determinations based on the facts before us. so, you are absolutely correct. if shakira wanted to be president, that would not be possible. >> yeah. and there is -- someti

. >> shenna bellows his main's democratic secretary of state.mp is disqualified from maine <'s ballots. and she joins me now. it's great to have you on the program. i appreciate it. i want to start of continued thought experiment, just because this is your job. this is what you do in terms of, like, running elections in your state. if there were 22 year old who wanted to run for office, wanted to run for president or if, like, shakira wanted to be on the presidential ballot in maine, would it be you who would say, no, 22-year-old? no, shakira, you can't be on the ballot? who does that? >> good evening, chris. that is a good question. it is the chief election officers in the state of maine and, of course, the constitution delegates authority to administer federal elections to the states, to make determinations about candidate qualifications. now, it's important for your viewers to know, this is something our election officials do every single election when we receive nomination petitions from candidates we make determinations based on the facts b

and san francisco, noelle bellow.s. >> documentaries going to be so good documentary, carlos had a limited premiere last weekend at select theaters all across the bay area. a full set for that release is going to be tomorrow september. 29, so all right. now a lot to get to this morning. he's coming up. the san francisco city officials. >> holding a hearing today as the city sees a rise in traffic deaths accidents. a significant drop in traffic citations right back. well in e got 2.7 million dollars worth of marijuana plants were seized. >> during a police raid on tuesday, they released these photos of some of the plans they seize all the police department in california. department of cannabis control took over 4,000 plants from 5 illegal grow houses to those homes. and over 1000 plants alone, police say no arrests have been made, but they have identified multiple suspects. scientists at the national and ice data center say ice on the southern pole is at an all-time low. there was between now and the previous record lo

they're just buried, wonderful role models in belmont, noelle bellow kron. 4 news. >> it's 10, 40 andll ahead, what happened with the niners? oh, my gosh is a close game. but they won. >> and it felt like a home game to even though is in southern california will have the highlights. plus, after the break, a high school program in northern california is helping students explore the art of mexican mariachi music. and today going to be another nice one. we got some 70's out there in san francisco and oakland. >> san jose making the low 80's "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. ben, take a seat. so what you did earlier, right? huge mistake. not signing up for hilton honors points? you're a business traveler now. time to start acting like it. when you want to earn points like it's your job, it m

i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. the meeting was open to the public and speakers included district attorney pamela price. >> in oakland, police captain and mayor sheng thao. converse amanda hari listened in on the meeting. she's joining us now live to explain what leaders have to say. amanda. >> there was an emphasis on the fact that there are only a small number of people committing crimes in oakland, less than one percent of the population. but everyone agreed that more has to be done to hold these people accountable. >> oakland community members feel genesis worship center to hear how elected leaders are going to try and curb violence in oakland. we need law enforcement to do their jobs constitutionally to help deal with these evil people. mayor sheng thao took to the stage, discuss how she's worked to expand policing in her first 8 months in office. we've increased the number of police officers and community ambassadors. and so today we have more officers, actual human officers in uniform and investors in the str

i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. there were 4 people on the grand romance riverboat when it went up in flames. but they all got off safely. >> kron four's amanda hari spoke with someone who saw that boat while it was on fire. she has more. >> black smoke billowing from the grand romance, riverboat docked on the car. keane is bay in valais. whoa, i think across town but i seen the flames and smoke from way across roberta cha vez rushed to during lemon streets to see what was going on. >> it's all everything is was i was like, wow, there's a lot of people that stayed on that. lot of people stay on that boat and hope nobody got >> fire says they got the call around 4.50. they could see the pillar of smoke while in route and upgraded to a full arm response. they had to take a defensive approach from land because the boat is sinking. they were unable to board the boat until the fire was out. there were 4 people on it at the time of the fire to rescue themselves. 2 were assisted by a good samaritan before vallejo fire arri

. >> i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. strike. organizers say they're trying to raise awareness about how public safety issues are forcing businesses to permanently close their doors. kron four's amanda hari spoke to one business owner who says he's going to be participating on tuesday. amanda. >> the business owner tells me this strike is part of an ongoing effort by oakland merchants. he says he's hopeful the strike will lead to solutions that will improve the community. >> want that back to vibrancy of open is what we're looking for to bring back oakland business owners say they're trying to revive the city and restore safety after break-ins have become the norm. nigel jones, owner and chef of kingston, 11 and khalid bosh restaurant says just a few weeks ago. >> it was his business with the broken windows. on the same day that happened. i am, you know, >> walks the neighborhood. 2 other businesses, people that i know they got their businesses broken into the same day. john says since the beginning of august, he's been talking w

[haunting wind bellows] the farmers of the dust bowl knew there was water underground. they used to say they could feel it moving beneath their feet but they couldn't reach it. it was only in the '40s that geologists worked out that they were sitting on enough water to submerge the entire state of colorado, to a depth of 45 feet. they called it the ogallala aquifer, one of the biggest underground reservoirs of fresh water in the world. the water contained between layers of clay, silt, sand and gravel has been there since the last ice age. and there was enough of it to fill lake huron. under the high plains, the ogallala reaches out for 175,000 square miles from the texas panhandle to south dakota. the wooden windmill pumps used by the early settlers made little impression on the massive reserves of water which lay underneath their farms. but after world war ii, they adopted better drilling technology and high-tech irrigation systems. soon, a new, industrial-scale agriculture, was turning the lands of the dust bowl into america's breadbasket. but it all depended on the o

and san francisco, noelle bellow. kron, 4 news. >> a full release of carlos is set for tomorrow september. 29. all right. a live look outside here in san francisco. looking out across the embarcadero and it's a breezy, beautiful blue sky kind of day out there. we have kyler here. she's tracking some rain coming in for the weekend. yeah. ready for this. hutchins back in lbi will be ready. that's exactly it. and today, maybe early tomorrow. that's the time to get that debt. i'm looking at stormtracker 4. you can see all that sunshine. we've got out there. the system is well to our north right now, but we'll be bringing us some showers and the sierra a little bit of snow as we head into friday night and saturday. right now we're watching the breezes kick up here. san francisco now to about 22 miles per hour. so that sea breeze, we'll be very as you walk out about this afternoon and into this evening. temperatures right now we're in the 60's of the coast in san francisco, 70's around the base and 80's inland. a really nic

. >> i'm dan and i'm noelle bellow. heavy rains created thick ankle, deep mud at the festival grounds making a way out a dangerous and difficult. one person actually died sometime in the last day, but it's still not clear if that was weather related crop wars harry joining us live in studio now. >> and you actually talked with someone who stuck out there. how are they doing tonight? >> she says burning man was phenomenal. at first it was great weather. then the rain started to come in, but she says she's still trying to make the most of her time in the desert. >> it's a different experience now, but it's still great. heavy rains have left thousands of people stranded at burning man, including san francisco, pride executive directors whose and fort i was going to leave yesterday >> i hope i hoped i was going to leave today, but it rained again this afternoon. so i'm probably not going to get out here till tomorrow night. maybe the desert was hit with about 2 to 3 months worth of rain in just 24 hours between friday and s

and san francisco, noelle bellow.n, 4 news. >> the documentary carlos had a limited for mayor last weekend at select theaters in the bay area and a full release is set for tomorrow. all right. time now is 9.53. coming up in the next hour of the kron. 4 morning news. it may cost you more to have a membership. membership. >> at costco will explain. caleb williams is transferring. to wendy's! for the new loaded nacho cheeseburger. hold up those crunchy boys and say queso!! queso!! [camera flash] that's a nice shot, man. you wanna get in the next one? of course! nope. starters only. starters only. choose wisely. choose wendy's new loaded nacho cheeseburger. are back at 9.56. with some sad news for the acting world and also for fans of harry potter. getting word this morning that veteran actor michael gambon best known for his role as dumbledore in the harry potter series has passed away at the age of 82 in a statement released by his family, actor barely passed away in the hospital while battling pneumonia. was cast in th

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they're just buried, wonderful role models in belmont, noelle bellow kron, 4 news. all right. well, it's been a bit of a light show in the sky to our north. >> so cal fire lnu says there's been more than 700 lightning strikes detected across areas like mendocino, humboldt shaw stand even and the plume ison lawson areas. cal fire says they're continuing to monitor lightning activity and potential fires that start. they say they have a strike team position in williams which is in calusa county ready in case any fires due to start time now 6.39 in the east bay san pablo. police are warning that there are some scams going around there. >> for example, the department's facebook page that pool of posted something where you can hear officer confronting a scammer on the phone. check it out. >> again? >> sorority service will take it lieutenant hightower. it's great begin with. >> this is sergeant hands to this and probably department. >> dead. i mean, can you imagine the scammers like posing as a fake up and they're like you're talking real here's the back story on this video. 2 offic

kron four's noelle bellow actually takes a look back now at his careers starting right here in the bayrea. >> body do bathing. >> he's going tell harwell started off his musical careers in san jose with a rap group called f o s or freedom of speech. but by 1994, harwell was ready for a new band. and a new sound along with fellow san jose native kevin coleman. they took on the name smash mouth experimenting with jazz, punk and reggae inspired. sounds. the band began picking up gigs and trying to get their songs played on the radio. his friends say it was harwell's energy for better and worse. that made the band a success. but jimenez band. >> was fun and energetic. and, you know, people had fun dancing to it. so he was able to. take a of, you know, positive energy as well as you know, some of his negative energy and release you know it on stage and try to create a great show for his fans. their first breakthrough came on koam me in san jose. >> back when now today show host carson daly was a dj daily. remembering on instagram today saying, quote, the band was new unsigned and only had a

and san francisco, noelle bellow.n, 4 news. >> the documentary, carlos had a limited premiere last weekend at select theaters across the bay area for release is set for tomorrow. september 29th. let's talk about our forecast as we take a live look now outside at the embarcadero looking nice and sunny out there and a bit blue with the blue skies up above. let's check in now with cuyler who is also in a bit of blue. >> is the theme of the day? guys, no doubt about it. we don't have a hardly a cloud in the sky here. as we look at stormtracker 4, you can see its way offshore. we've got some clouds and to the north of us are they still have a little rain, the pacific northwest, but for the most part, this is just going to be another gorgeous day. like yesterday. we are going to see the winds start to pick up. in fact, it's picked up a little bit here. it now at 17 miles per hour. everybody else pretty calm. but as we get into the afternoon, we'll see that sea breeze kick in today and tomorrow. but tomorrow for a little bit

maybe don't go >> well, bellow kron, 4 news. it >> 10 38 simon happening right now. the drug narcan is now available to purchase over the counter. and you can do it without a prescription. a lot of people now have access to that life saving drug kron four's michael thomas following that story for us in the newsroom. michael, good morning. >> hi, good morning, everyone. you know, having this narcan on the store shelves is really a huge step nationwide and specifically here in san francisco as we continue to battle citywide overdoses and deaths caused by fentanyl and other opioids. experts say that this may be the drug that people start to keep in their medicine cabinets. it's the first opioid overdose treatment being sold without a prescription at big box stores like walgreens. cvs walmart and rite aid. you won't even have to ask for it. in fact, it'll just be on regular near the pain care section. the total cost is less than $50 with walgreens selling it for 44 99 this week, but some are arguing that that price may be a bit too high for those who really need it. most

and san francisco, noelle bellow. kron, 4 news. >> well, the documentary, carlos had a limited premiere last weekend at select theaters all across the bay area. and a full release is set for tomorrow september. 29. >> it's 7.53 right now. and we've got lots ahead on the kron 4 morning news and my caution more to get a membership costco explains. all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. breaking news been following for most of the morning is an accident on the dunbarton bridge eastbound side of the bridge there by the causeway is where that overturned vehicle was. they also have some gravel that's along the highways. well, they're trying to clean up. so eastbound side shut down. westbound side is open. but you definitely have a backup there over 2 miles. so if you try to get around that you could take 8.80, all the way down to 37. then back on one, a woman, as you could see, were slow on all of our highways, even taking the san mateo in the place of the dumbarton bridge. you're certainly going to run into s

well, bellow spoke with the school's president about that milestone.. >> it's kind remarkable how four-sided the system is. more there found russ sister do. we are? her one of her famous quotes is teach them what they need to know life for the past 100 years, tucked up in the hills of belmont sits notre dom denim or university. >> 3rd oldest college in the state of california and the first to grant bachelor's degrees to women. they were originally so that actually get in area longer than 100 years. but what we're celebrating this september is 100 years on this site when this campus first opened all instruction took place here at ralston hall. >> a building built back in the 18 50's. and ian, you was there before belmont was even incorporated. >> over time the sisters of notre dame or acquired more than 40 acres of land to continue educating generations of students always been very taken with. this is just mission to try and serve populations of students who might not otherwise be. so has really cares about the individual that they care having high qual

here's noelle bellow. >> it's kind remarkable how four-sided the sisters were there found russ sisterwe are? thing one of her famous quotes is teach them what they need to know for life for the past 100 years, tucked up in the hills of belmont sits notre dom denim or university. >> 3rd oldest college in the state of california and the first to grant bachelor's degrees to women. they were originally so that actually get in area longer than 100 years. but what we're celebrating this september is 100 years on this site when this campus first opened all instruction took place here at ralston hall. >> a building built back in the 18 50's. and ian, you was there before belmont was even incorporated over time. the sisters of notre dame or acquired more than 40 acres of land to continue educating generations of students always been very taken with. this is just mission to try and serve populations of students who might not otherwise so has really cares about the individual that they care about the education very much so that a high quality academics. >> but i'm not only that they care about p

they're just buried, wonderful role models in belmont, noelle bellow kron. 4 news. >> all right.till ahead on the kron, morning news niners and the rams went head to head and so counter to show you who out on top will be right back. >> farming with a fraction of the land and water. i'll take you inside a high tech vertical farm that's producing leafy greens in the middle of the city. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. that's coming up in tech. smart. i'm all about fall, especially this new pumpkin spice frosty. kathryn?!! so i'm taking some me time out here. question for you! so-fries are a utensil, right? - good question... - ok... it is a good question! can you give us an answer?! choose wisely. choose wendy's new pumpkin spice frosty or cold brew. you didn't choose cat allergies. choose wisely. your hairline. or that thing where your knee just gives out for no reason. but... you can choose your doctor who will care for all the things you didn't choose. kaiser permanente for all that is you. >> a 44 right now and in sports, the niners take on the rams at sofi stadium. b

we've all had the time chance to digest this and kron four's noelle bellow actually put together story here, taking a look back at his life and his careers, which started right here in the bay area. >> body do me. world is going tell harwell started off his musical careers san jose with a rap group called f o s or freedom of speech. but by 1994, harwell was ready for a new band. and a new sound along with fellow san jose native kevin coleman. they took on the name smash mouth experimenting with jazz, punk and reggae inspired. sounds. the band began picking up gigs and trying to get their songs played on the radio. his friends say it was harwell's energy for better and worse. that made the band a success him and his band. >> was fun and energetic. and, you know, people had fun dancing to it. so he was able to. take a of, you know, positive energy as well as you know, some of his negative energy and release you know it on stage and try to create a great show for his fans. their first breakthrough came on koam me in san jose. back when now today show host carson daly was a dj. >> daily re

i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn. several people spent the day digging the boat out of the sand in hopes of >> telling it into the water at high kron four's amanda hari talk to the volunteers about that work to get that boat back into the water. >> for more than 6 weeks, the chandel are has been stuck on stinson beach. a long, strange trip. >> it's been challenging for sure. lot of digging the boat and its captain logan walker drifted onto shore on july 31st. >> the captain says it was autopilot when it got stuck since then community members have been coming out to help get the boat back in the water. they tried 5 times to tug are confident now that i have been in the past as we really just wanted to get the turn in the beginning. >> and then now we've got turn in. the allen just started helping on friday. >> he says they've added pvc pipes between 2 planks of wood underneath the boat. the hope is it will allow it to slide more easily. the clock is ticking to get the boat back in the water. county says they will remov

i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn in the east bay panthers use youth football team moved today's game from. >> oakland and santa rosa to ensure that everyone would be safe. kron four's amanda hari has the story. >> parents say there are a lot of bad things that happen in oakland. but a team like this keeps their kids out of trouble. but after 2 shootings in such a short amount of time, some kids and their families are afraid and are thinking about quitting just to see children running for their lives and not just scrambling, not know where to go and >> on the ground are running behind cars. it was very practice cut short twice by shootings. >> these bay panthers, youth football and cheer organization used to practice at verde east carter park near 98th in bancroft avenues oakland. but they don't feel safe there anymore. the first shooting happened august 24th parent lopez says it sounded like dozens of shots rang out. then it happened again just days later, one of our kids had a bullet. that was right next to him that landed lot of kids and their parents are traumatized by what happen

. >> i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow.ore than 200 oakland businesses are planning to go on strike tuesday. organizers say they're trying to raise awareness about how public safety issues are forcing businesses to permanently close their doors. kron four's amanda hari spoke with one business owner who says he's going to be participating. amanda, what else he say? >> the business owner tells me this strike is part of an ongoing effort by oakland merchants. he says he's hopeful the strike will lead to solutions. that will improve the community. >> we want that back to vibrancy of is what we're looking for to bring back oakland business owners say they're trying to revive the city and restore safety after break-ins have become the norm. nigel jones, owner and chef of kingston, 11 and khalid bosh restaurant says just a few weeks ago. >> it was his business with the broken windows. on the same day that it happened. i am, you know, >> walks the neighborhood. 2 other businesses, people that i know they got their businesses broken

. >> good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. vallejo fire is investigating after a boat in the car keen as bay caught on fire this evening. there were 4 people on the grand romance riverboat when it went up in flames. but everyone got off safely ground for some of harry talk with someone who saw the boat while it was still on fire. >> black smoke billowing from the grand romance, riverboat docked on the car. key ms bay in valais hope i didn't cross town but i seen the flames and smoke from way across for chavez rushed to during lemon streets to see what was going on. >> it's all everything is was i was wow, there's a lot of people that stayed on that. lot of people stay on that boat and hope nobody got >> fire says they got the call around 4.50. they could see the pillar of smoke while in route and upgraded to a full arm response. they had to take a defensive approach from land because the boat is sinking. they were unable to board the boat until the fire was out. there were 4 people on it at the time of the fire to rescue thems

maybe don't go >> well, bellow kron, 4 know that song was like a soundtrack to me my life in middle school. i feel like harwell will be cremated and laid to rest in san jose alongside his we do want to get you a check of your forecast. taking a live look at. >> downtown san francisco that a little bit of fog kind of creeping in there. you know, one of their songs as walking on the sun. yeah, aren't. got a little sunshine today. yeah, we've got that sun out there. one of the hardest to end a sort of. so that's almost like an anthem for a lot folks enjoyed the all-star song. but >> hey, folks out there tonight, we do some work to do on this labor day, talking about some sunshine and a couple patches of fog around the bay area this evening. so, yeah, but we've got some of that patchy fog to deal with. i think over the next couple of days. but then things are going to switch gears here. the official high for today. 67 degrees a little bit below the average in the san francisco, 70 in oakland, 79 degrees. a pleasant day with lots of sunshine in san jose. 83 degrees in livermore and conquered in

kron 4 noelle bellow has the latest. >> packing up for an outbreak structure. >> for the most part, the roads are dry it out. everybody could know them and up their with it. it's when people walk the bumpy ride. but if you want to can >> it's the mother of all traffic jams, hundreds, if not thousands of trucks, rv's and other cars snaking through the nevada desert monday afternoon festival. organizers lifted the driving ban saying conditions on the roads improved but cars were lined up long before then with reports it took anywhere from 7 to 10 hours for burners to get out. the burning man website asking drivers to be patient and avoid driving through any standing water as these were the conditions for drivers who had tried to get out over the car after car getting stuck in that thick mud drhvers trying everything like putting something underneath their tires, whether it was a piece of cardboard or even fabric to try and help the cars from sinking into the wet clay like ground after this area was hit with 2 to 3 months worth of rain in just 24 hours between friday and saturday, many mad

and it's attends to this, the bellows, the country. because the interest of the cut off the groups are to keep them all the integrate area to have weak institution so that they could continue to still. and they would not be put in place and they would not respond for the abuses that they've committed in the, in the past. so you have a combination of efforts. now, of those people who have been working for us just for many years, who have the paper issue to, to work against them all the, and states. and now the, the cut up groups which southern legalize that they share the same objective regression to make this country weak and, and to benefit from that june. the 1st and dozens of european leaders were on parade in mode of his capital. a dazzling unity displayed by the comfortable just most important quality issues, armed with a possible promise of support and the fervent hope that's what happened in ukraine . what would happen here? commission president, the us, you know, from the line, praise moldova, for embodying what she called, you

. >> i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn. the meeting was open to the public and speakers included the district attorney pamela price and oakland police captain and oakland's mayor sheng thao kron four's met harry. listen in on the meeting and explains leaders had to say and >> there was an emphasis on the fact that there are only a small number of people committing crimes in oakland, less than one percent of the population. but everyone agreed that more has to be done to hold these people accountable. >> oakland community members feel genesis worship center to hear how elected leaders are going to try and curb violence in oakland. we need law enforcement to do their jobs constitutionally to help deal with these evil people. mayor sheng thao took to the stage discussed how she's worked to expand policing in her first 8 months in office. we've increased the number of police officers and community ambassadors. and so today we have more officers, actual human officers in uniform and investors in the street today than we did in t

i'm bellow i'm dan thorn. heavy rains creating thick ankle, deep mud at the festival grounds >> making a way out dangerous and difficult. one person died sometime in the last day, but it's still unclear if that was weather related. kron four's amanda hari in studio tonight. amanda, talk with someone who was who is stuck out there. we're wondering how they're >> she says burning man was a phenomenal event. it was great weather. but then the rain started and she still trying to make the most of her time in the desert while she's there. >> it's a different experience now, but it's still great. heavy rains have left thousands of people stranded at burning man, including san francisco, pride executive directors whose and fort i was going to leave yesterday >> i hope i hoped i was going to leave today, but it rained again this afternoon. so i'm probably not going to get out here till tomorrow night. maybe the desert was hit with about 2 to 3 months worth of rain in just 24 hours between friday and saturday morning.

i'm noelle bellow. caltrans shut down the westbound lanes thursday night for repaving. they tore up several miles of lanes on friday and poured fresh concrete over the weekend. their original plan was to reopen those lanes early tuesday morning because they had to wait for that concrete to harden. but the work wrapped up early and the lanes reopened 13 hours ahead of schedule. also new tonight, drivers will be able to check out new lights that were installed along. i-80. from the buchanan street exit in our bunny to the carquinez bridge. 2 big story we're following. wet and muddy conditions forced people tending burning man to shelter in place all weekend long getting in and out was impossible until today. kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with some burners from the bay area about their experience. he's joining us live in studio with more rob. well, what a mess burners were finally able to start leaving today as the driving ban at black rock city has been lifted. >> but the organization asked those who can stay to do so in order to alleviate congestion. stuck in the mud, bo

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through photos, artifacts, videos for them within my art, as process, i'm able to uphold the roy on bellows, which was a historical object, but now being able to use it as a way to tell our traditional stories and a more modern way, the part of the culture will have that is 44 status. leach is the vice independent cinema. it is nerd for showing a diverse range of films that are not typically shown in mainstream system is catching up, was found a russell garage is going to tell us about the magical world of independent cinema russell. i understand that you are based in my book named johannes. big lie. the move of the form is 10. yeah. 10 years in moving and we picked up and learned to lot in 10 years and it was a chance to to, to redo that. what's the meaning is a very loud and vibrant neighborhood and it was maybe just getting a bit too loud for us to successfully execute cinema with a silver school and studios right around the corner. how does this establishment celebrate and promote local phone make is so much about screenings on local cinema . we've always wanted to give those not only a

kron. 4 noelle bellow has the latest. >> we're packing up right structure. >> for the most part, the roads are dry out, everybody could know them and it. when people walk the bumpy ride. but if you want to we can >> it's the mother of all traffic jams. hundreds, if not thousands of trucks, rv's and other cars snaking through the nevada desert monday afternoon festival. organizers lifted the driving ban saying conditions on the roads improved but cars were lined up long before then with reports it took anywhere from 7 to 10 hours for burners to get out. the burning man website asking drivers to be patient and avoid driving through any standing water as these were the conditions for drivers who had tried to get out over the car after car getting stuck in that sick, much drivers trying everything like putting something underneath their tires, whether it was a piece of cardboard or even fabric to try and help the cars from sinking into the wet clay like ground after this area was hit with 2 to 3 months worth of rain in just 24 hours between friday and saturday, many made the best of it h

looked on the look of cycle said that he and vision is a future where the 3 countries, north korea bellows and russia could have a try. lateral corporation vladimir puts in said that he seeks to deepen relations with young young, of course, not violating any international restrictions. and then both leaders address the reason. rumors that we saw by mainstream media in the west that supposedly russia is actually asking or even begging sometimes for korea in flight or from a north korea. and this is what both of them have to say regarding that of the ship . that's the worst, the west should count. how many of its own mercenaries have been deployed? and ukraine? people from a variety of races are fighting on the ukrainian side. so what right do they have to accuse russia based on rumors of inviting foreigners to fight? these are some dangerous statements coming from the west meant their dreams, the stationing military contingents in ukraine of poland for one has already placed itself near the border and is ready to enter ukraine before pointing the finger at others. they should look at themse