when i show your good morning, james and darya.ody. >> yes, improved as we're looking for today's forecast the weekend and into next week. now, still, we have the same drill for solano county. got an excessive heat warning and around the rest still going to be plenty warm. here's the shot from the east bay shoreline. we just lost the moon and the sun set hour or so. the sun will join us. if you're headed up to the mountains over the weekend, got to battle some cloud cover cooling temps and throw in a new wrinkle here. some rain thrown in there. that's going to be the moisture from the south, meaning kind of monsoon. but this will be tropical coming in from k later on. they're going to be a different type of rain and the long range forecast models. 75 antioch, 73 for livermore. 65 per conquered. a lot of 60's on the east bay shoreline. 69, meanwhile, 4 santa rosa and some of these numbers are improved by half a dozen degrees or better in the right direction. a little cooler. then this time from yesterday. so we're taking it out of t

about 16 minutes darya.e past to introduce you to a bolivian artists whose talent was recognized while he was working part-time as a dishwasher at a hotel in san francisco. yeah. and the owner of that >> restaurant caught glimpse of his talent and said, you know what, let's put you to better use. we've got more in today's look back with ella sogomonian. >> the iconic grace cathedral in san francisco is a piece of art in and of itself. but inside, you'll find another impressive work of art. the 30 panel mural depicting historical events like the 19 0, 6, fire which burned most of the city to the ground. >> cathedral archivist michael lampton was acquainted with the bolivian born artist antonio sotomayor. >> a very are gentleman with a bolivian accept which you never lost, very committed artists. i think his early years bolivia formed his are very strongly. >> the mural was masterfully painted with acrylic on london. and so the myers home just a stone's throw away on hill, the painter, sculptor and illustrator

darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. it's 9 o'clock in new this morning. the standoff is over and police have not found the suspect. >> who was hiding in a north from aqim pleasant hill for hours and hours barricaded since 6 o'clock last night. >> let's get to the scene. kron four's will tran standing by with the latest update for u.s. morning. well. >> it took them 13 hours for them to decide that he was no longer inside the north. some wreck right behind me. there is an office are still at the scene. so they want to make sure, but they're more than likely believe that he is long gone and actually probably left this area with the evacuation. now, let me show you video this all as far as removing themselves from the scene for the most part there, the heavy lifting took place at around 7 o'clock in the morning. this after being here at around 6 o'clock last night. this surrounded this area actually chased him from pittsburgh to this area, believing that he is a rape suspect. he goes insid

i'm darya and i'm james. yeah. let's start off in the weather center as we kick off our team coverage on with a look at those very temperatures. good morning to be out. here we go. the weekend is upon us. and temperatures really kicking off tomorrow back into the triple digits. daytime highs won't just hit 100 degrees for a couple of spots. >> but for all of our inland areas will be rocketing past that 100 degree. mark flirting with records in staying there for the longest amount of time we've seen so far this year, which really ups fire danger as well as your risk of heat related illnesses today. on the other hand, we're dodging the triple digits for most areas and we can thank that generous sea breeze. that's really pushing it up. full force of the golden gate this morning, along with some of the low cloud cover that you're seeing there from the suture tower. this cloud cover a side of the ocean influence that is helping us to dodge the triple digits that are already being seen in full effect for areas like the c

darya james, back to you. >> thank you. ran 8.17, on the clock and new this morning, the chief of the union city police department is raising concerns now about the rising crime in union city and across the bay area. in a post on the city's page. the chief says that there have been 5 homicides in the last year. he also says that attempted homicides and assaults with a gun are up about 63% and 70% of the guns have been seized by police or other ghost guns or they're not registered to the person who is using them and a majority of the crimes were committed. he says by people who do not live in the city. so the chief says the department is taking some steps to try to bat this rise in violent crimes. he be deploying additional resources to certain areas based on crime data. they've also increased staffing to the investigative units. and these are just some of the different strategies that chief laid out in his message. >> one of the 2 prisoners who escaped from the marsh creek detention facility in clayton on sunday has been fo

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. a 702 and we are waking up now to the first day in more than 70 years. >> without queen elizabeth on the throne in great britain. she's what? >> been the longest on the throne in britain's entire history. we have video to share with you this morning. a bomb or all of our morro castle in scotland with queen's body is this morning. her son charles, who was there at her bedside when she passed, has now made his way down to london to buckingham palace will be addressing the nation. the world today as britain now enters a 10 day mourning period. and you can see the tributes continue to pour in from not only those erin england, but from around the world the way to washington, d.c., where basil, john takes a look at how u.s. leaders are remembering the queen. >> good morning. there was a somber atmosphere around the capital as many lawmakers took the time to pay honor to the queen from the white house to the capitol building. flags flew at half-staff in honor of queen elizabeth. the second.

i'm darya and i'm james. let's start things off, though, on a happier now we'll get to gas prices in a minute. the weather looking nice once again, the life john. enough spoke perfect. we've got cool temperatures and even rain in the forecast. it's like mother nature's finally listening what we need after the triple digits last week. and of course, the fires that broke out from the dry conditions. >> this forecast is definitely what we needed. your view outside right now, looking pretty clear. we've got the berkeley hills seeing down into the east bay clear enough along highway one, the golden gate and some of the santa cruz mountains. skies clear really nicely today. setting us up for some afternoon sunshine in a repeat of yesterday's temps. right back to the 70's will go. currently we're in the 50's and 60's. so get those jackets out as you're about to leave the house right for that will if you are heading into thetcity right now, traffic still pretty light. >> 7 minutes maze to that freeman street exit. wi

i'm darya and james. yeah, let's get right to it. dave spahr, stand by the weather center with the happy details for us as we look ahead into the future, dave do need to quite a quite a grab. the sweaters just yet. but good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we are improving bit by bit to a sweet forecast as we get into next week. good morning, everybody. temperatures being reduced slightly for today. you'll feel those real impacts as we get into the weekend and some scattered clouds to kind of cover up the skies a little bit as we see some monsoon or tropical moisture coming in from the south. the map. this is what it looks like for now. we have the excessive heat warning still for solano county and the through the central valley's. you'll notice as well. the rest of the bay area, not technically in this, however, is still going to be above 100 for the far east bay and some pockets up in the north bay to possible. 75 for any act now. 64 concord, look at all those 60's hanging on the east bay shoreline for now. 54 in about one.

darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 6, 0, 00:02pm, in the afternoon in britain and we are watching the procession >> take the queen elizabeth cough into a private funeral. windsor castle we've been watching is about a 20 mile drive and there are thousands of people lining the streets to say their final the procession making its way through westlands and that on to windsor. >> again, they're avoiding any of the major freeways opting instead for some of the main roads that go through town just to give the folks you see on your screen here, one last chance to say goodbye to the queen as she travels by and again, as daryn mentioned, once they do reach windsor, they will remove the casket from the hearse that it's in right now and begin that final procession on foot. that final stretch. >> about a mile or so a couple miles, 3 miles, actually. yeah. so that's what we'll be expecting to see here towards the tail end. of course, on our website, we are carrying live uninterrupted coverage of

now darya james.spect got out of the car and started running will continue to follow this story throughout the morning. but for now, i'll send it back to you. all right. thanks. a lot

darya. james, back to you. >> yikes. all right. thank you very much, sir. i'm saying >> 908, is the time right now and what you don't have to drive. you can take public transit and bike and everything else is just sit in golden gate park enjoy some music and let that music help you forget about the gas prices going on. this is actually the first time hardly strictly bluegrass has been back in person since 2019 because the pandemic, of course, and kron four's will tran has a look at how things are going this morning. >> after being forced to shut down for the past couple years because of covid. the band is back. we're talking hardly strictly bluegrass at golden gate. you can clearly see they are very busy doors open up at 11 o'clock this morning. this is the main stage and you can see they are getting ready for a big turnout. thousands of people. how do we know that? well, will swing the camera over this way. this is one of 4 stages and look at the field. it is wide open. i'm sure there will be people shoulder to shoulder starting at 11 o'clock this morning

darya. james, back to you. thanks.e queen's coffin. >> is being taken up the along and last mile to windsor castle where she is going to be buried in a private ceremony later on that path that leads to the gates of windsor castle called the long walk. >> and it is at capacity. we got word not too long ago that they weren't letting any more spectators onto the grounds in the grass on either side of that path. and how you can kind of see here in some of the shots. it's. 2020 people to eat in some cases. it's. >> unbelievable. the number of people, if you think about it that are gathered not only in windsor by the tens of thousands, but that were gathered along the 20 or so miles that hearst traveled from london to windsor. they were all lining the streets and then the funeral, which was unprecedented. well, not seen state funeral of winston churchill. back in 1960, 2000 people in westminster epgathering to the public funeral services for the queen was dignitaries from around the world, including president biden. understa

darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain to 7.17, is the time and for your money this morning, orange juice could get more expensive as hurricane in slams florida. one of the ripple effects are enough to deal with. and 3 in 4 americans are worried about making the wrong decisions when it comes to investing their money. we've got monica mouth bass us live from the nasdaq with these stories and more. hey, monica. >> hey, good morning. that's right. a new study finds many americans are feeling worried about investing their own money. a survey by one-poll and adam finance found 71% wish they had more guidance when it comes to making those large light financial decisions. 3 out of 4 americans also said that one of their goals is to educate themselves about important decision-making that they'll have to do when it comes to their money. well, we will likely pay more for orange juice in the coming months about 90% of florida's citrus crop is at risk now because of hurricane ian. the storm flooded orange groves and ripped the fr

darya and james. yeah.ty to personally pay their respects as they passed by queen elizabeth, the second's cough and which is just over my shoulder at westminster hall. that's the spire you see. let's take a live look at some of those images where the queen lies in state on what's called a cat a fault draped in the royal standard. that's the flag that signifies the presence of royalty and also born with the imperial state crown. this after a somber procession leading the coffin from buckingham palace, flanked by members of the royal family, including king charles, the 3rd brought to bucking or but rather westminster hall ceremoniously brought in and after a funeral of memorial service of sorts, a prayer service, then the public is getting the first chance to pass by. and this is something that he's been really, you know, anticipated by members of the public here who have been lining up some of them as early as monday. lines now stretching for hundreds of people expected. authorities are planning for as long

darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot right now. let's continue our live team coverage. we are all he today. cal iso issuing another warning. basically it's a flex alert again. then the warning is if we don't conserve power, the power grid could be stretched. you might lose it. yeah. we're talking about conditions statewide. the electrical really expected to be pushed to the limit today worse than yesterday. >> and today this afternoon think it might even exceed the all-time record which was set back in july of 2006 when we got up to 50,000 megawatts of use. state officials are warning that if supply of electricity gets too low, they may have to start rotating blackouts to prevent the group from collapsing. the hope, though, doesn't get to that point. they say so far. so and we just have to do we can to prevent any blackout. this is the 7th consecutive flex alert issued because of the extreme heat and bay area. schools are also trying to make sure that students stay safe and cool in classes today. and in some

darya. james, back to you. all right. thank you, reena. but there are some bar delays because of the heat. apparently bar dealing with this on their track section between pleasant hill and concord. we've got kron 4 sarah stinson out there following the story for us this morning. >> the the situation has gotten better over the course of the show this morning, sarah. but still >> yeah, there are still some delays. last check, some 10 minute delays and trains could slow again as the day goes on because we're going to see triple digit temperatures here in the east bay. it's already heating up as we speak. but let me tell you, i mean, the the circumstances in the situation now is much better than it was early this morning. and definitely last night they were able to fix the tracks. and now that service has been fully restored from here at pleasant hill to concord stations. now, riders explained to me, though, it's been quite rough riding bar in this heat wave yesterday. bart stop trains between pleasant hill, concord, due to an equipment proble

we feel california, that is the question darya.es, back to to happen for flu season has we've got covid. then we flu season and >> flu season has been bed last couple years because with covid everybody was wearing masks socially distancing. but now experts say they are afraid that this flu season is going to be a bad one. in fact, they're calling it a twindemic, you know, because you've got the flu and you've got covid to worry about. that's what they're anticipating. so they're saying how can we prepare and what really will happen after, you know, we've had such a a nice ride with the regular flu. >> what makes the were problem problematic and this year is the lack of immunity and the human population because there has been a lot of flu circulating last 2 years between those 2 this couple. call the twindemic of these 2. if that our health care system is really going to be stressed. >> yeah, not the flu or regular flu is that pretty bad. they say there are ways to prevent both infections and avoid twindemic social distancing wearin

darya james. i hope you guys have a fun weekend if you're not playing out, hopefully stay cool in the bay area. yeah, we're all. we're all staying home stairs. the person has been to the airport, mourn anybody and gone watching everybody well, staying cool is going to be named the game this weekend job as long as the airports got a c i think be ok anywhere with that. you see, as we're all going to be wanting to really had to this weekend. >> as for our inland areas, temperatures are going to be soaring today were sickened with the 90's. tomorrow we're with the 90's. tomorrow we're taking the triple digits back ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ ♪ ah, da, da, da, da da, da, ah, ah ♪ ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ whoa... [john cena sniffs] how do they get

james darya. they expect 69,000 people to show up. yes, there is football on tuesday association football, right? i mean, we call it football. they call it soccer. they laugh about how we miss name or not properly. name our sport, but it is happening today. come here and enjoy yourself. the weather should be fine. this is a big event for passionate soccer fans. it's a cultural event as well. and this is like something qualifying for the biggest match in the entire world. the world cup, which is down the road. james darya. before i toss it back, i want to toss it out to you guys as well and ask you a question. which is the second biggest sport in the world. soccer by far is the biggest sport in the entire world. you will be shocked. it's not american football. what's the second largest sport in the world? >> you know it if you're talkin, globally. yeah, you know, i bet it's probably going to be something like cricket. is what do you think? >> james, you are right. might person for our i'll read ame

darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot written 9.31. and we're seeing the crowds begin to break up here in windsor, windsor castle. as we saw live on our air, the final funeral for queen elizabeth. the second. >> and the final opportunity for mourners to say goodbye. and we saw that happened all morning long from well from westminster abbey, all the way to windsor castle. and we have our correspondent justin campbell, who has been live in london. >> since all the action started. >> early this morning, the bills were tolling. now it's quiet area. >> and that's right, daryn. james, and exactly what you just described at windsor castle. that is what you are seeing here at westminster abbey. the crowds are dying down the national 10 days of mourning have come to an end. there's only one last thing. there will be a private burial service at saint george's chapel. that will happen. but our cameras are not allowed there. that is only the royal family. very few people that will be there at that. i want to walk you through this weekend has been

darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna. let's get back to the big story that we're following. the search for gunman who opened fire at a school on a campus in east oakland left people. 6 people we've got kron. 4. sarah stinson has been following the story for us up in the newsroom. keeping us updated on the latest. >> with the investigation, sarah. >> that's right. right now, oakland police, they're still looking for at least one shooter responsible for this mass shooting at the king estate school in oakland, injuring 6 adults. oakland police say it was just after 12. 45 in the afternoon yesterday when the department received multiple reports of a shooting on font haines street and east oakland. the king estate school houses 4 different schools on campus ranging from middle school to high school. so all of them went on lockdown. the 6 people shot were taken to the hospital. 2 of them with a life, 3 threatening injuries. police say the victims of the shooting were affiliated with the school in some way. inv

i'm darya james.bad for a lot of folks who still had to deal with hot temperatures in their houses as they were heading to sleep. we've got hot weather impacting your commute to if you're riding. bart will get the update on that.

darya. james, back to you. thank you.oking for a group of men involved in a fight in front of a high school that resulted in a shooting. the fight happened on tuesday vallejo high. there were students involved the fight with a group of unknown man, a staff member went out to break it up and that's when the group ran towards the car and fired back at the people for the school that staff member was shot, suffered a non-life-threatening injury and we spoke to one parent. she describes how nerve wracking it was to try to o% figure out of her son was ok. >> i just will look at facebook announcing somebody say pray for somebody. they just got shot up a little so what i did it was like just jumped in my car, not trolls right wasn't as fall i kept calling was announced. had to get out the car, try to find a to find a low body, knew where he was. it was so many everything that i thought everything we have to around the building it was like. >> a mask. >> was a nightmare for sure. luckily her son is fine. and the staff members, i s

darya. james, back to you. all back to the heat, which is affecting commuters on bart as well in the east bay. yeah. part apparently having a single track now between pleasant hill and they're concord stations as >> they're expecting delays today for you across 4. sarah stinson actually live for us at pleasant hill with the updates. what can you tell us? sara? >> they live here at bard where they were able to fix the problem between the pleasant hill station and concord station, however, is they say they're going to continue with single tracking. that's because the heat is going to be hot again. i mean, we're talking about triple digits yet again here in the walnut creek area in concord. so they're going do single tracking, which means you need to pack. the patience is going to be some delays. take a look at your screen. get some video for you. this is what they want to so badly avoid. and that is a derailment, which is what we saw happen this summer just a few months ago yesterday, bart stop trains between ple

darya. james, back to you. thank you. >> so 601, the time and for your money this morning, gas prices in the bay area have shot up more than $0.30 in the past. we've got a big spike in some cities are backed up and 6 bucks a gallon covers will tran is live on the peninsula. good morning. well, >> although good old days, we used to pay 5.70. i want those days back because we're paying a lot more look over my shoulder, guys. $6 and $0.19 at this. chevron. yes, as a little bit higher than the bay area average. but the way things are going right now, that will be the average. >> sooner than later, according to experts that monday's were not bad enough gas prices will be a double whammy. so you're going to work, bruised and battered. take a look at your screen. these are the prices this morning compared to last week. so we want to do some shopping this is what you're paying say in napa. you looking at 5.92, this morning was 5, 6, to 9 last week in oakland, 5.91, 5.56. santa rosa. look at that. yi

darya. james, back to you. >> i and back to the same old which is heat and power outages. believe it or not, there are a lot of people have been without power for days. i mean, it's a lot the green means. i people yeah or 50 but you can still see a couple of orange dots there. and that's many more people. yeah, that's predominantly in the south bay. in fact, as we zoom in, you'll see it is really the santa clara valley that's dealing with the bulk. >> of the outages right now. no word yet on when it will be fully restored. but we know for some. >> they've been without power for at least a couple of days now. and that's got to be awfully tough. the flex alert continues today. it's been extended now for the 9th consecutive day issued by cal iso is this heat wave continues. the alert today. those a little bit different. look at the graphic at the bottom of your screen. you can see the hours that they're going to in effect are from 03:00pm until 10. normally this weekend been 49. but because today is going to be a little warmer and they are expecting more people to put stress

good morning, lauren. >> good morning, darya and james. yeah.have the details we learned about the funeral include a 2 minute moment of silence to will be honored across the uk at the end of her funeral. we've also learned a little bit more about a procession that will start 15 minutes for leading our firm westminster hall to westminster abbey, where the church will be held in a little or 2 about who will be speaking in conducting the services. but full details will be released hill sunday, but we certainly are learning a lot more today. let's take a live look now at some of the images right here in central london where people are saying their final goodbye to the queen ahead of that funeral, that in the sense that they get to personally passed by her coffin as the queen lies in state at westminster hall. this is a 4 day long process where people are able to pay tribute. and we've seen over the last 24 hours, long lines of people waiting to to have their moment to the line right now is 4 miles long. the estimated wait time that officials are giv

darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. rain 802. and new this morning, a standoff is over now outside of a nordstrom in pleasant hill. yeah, thankfully, but it's been going on since 6 o'clock last night. >> kron four's will tran, though, joins us from the scene. and will the question is the standoff is over, but do they have somebody in custody? >> the barricade situation lasted 13 wrapped up at 7 o'clock in the morning, beginning at 6 o'clock last night. and it did not end in an arrest police officers. they finally left this scene at around 7 in the morning. in fact, we have video of it. they surrounded the north some rock at the sun valley shopping complex in concord. you cross one street and going to another. it becomes pleasant hill where initially came into the city. >> what we do know they were here throughout the night trying to negotiate with him. they didn't get a chance to correspond with them because possibly they always thought. >> that he might have escaped when the officers g

that's 37 to the tolls darya. james, back to you. have gotten the booster. yeah, no. i mean the new losing yeah. contra costa county is going to start administering the new omicron booster is the ones that have been. >> tailored specifically to combat these new variants that are spreading faster than any other parent. the old was not good enough to so let's go to kron 4. sarah says she sees her source this out in the newsroom. hi, sarah. >> hey, good morning. yeah. action that vaccination sites just opened up this morning offering the new omicron booster shot in for people in contra costa county and they will be offering walk-ins. but appointments are preferred that way. you can make sure you have that spot and i'll give you the number to call for an appointment just in just a moment. but first, here's what you need to know. people 12 years and older are eligible for pfizer's new omicron booster and adults over 18 can get moderna's omicron booster. people must be vaccinated already and receive your booster. last booster shot at least

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. it's 501. and right now man is barricaded in a nordstrom rack in pleasant hill. he's been there since 6 o'clock last night. yeah, right now police are trying to get him to come out peacefully. >> that's where we find kron. four's will tran with the latest on the situation this morning. will. >> so we are 11 hours into this, james and what we're hearing right now, no injuries. the employees have been evacuated from nordstrom rack as well as safeway. let me step out and give you a live look at what's going on. this parking lot is filled with police officers and firefighters. they have taken over this. obviously nobody is allowed to go into the parking lot at this time. we're also hearing negotiators are trying their very best from the outside to try to talk to him inside. it looks like he's inside nordstrom rack at this particular time. and this has been going on for quite some time. this did not start, however, at nordstrom rack. let me show you video so you can get a little bit closer before we

darya. james, back to you. >> thank you. ran a 5.18.the time and the tables apparently have turned on a 74 year-old oakley woman who claimed self-defense after shooting and killing a man back in may. that woman, those now behind bars and charged with murder. judith goodner was taken into custody last week by the oakley police department. she's accused of shooting and killing 51 year-old ruben ortiz back on may. 20th investigators say surveillance video shows that she was not acting in self-defense during the course of the investigation. police say it appears goodner was not being completely honest about her connection to ortiz after the shooting, police learned goodner had a restraining order against him. but investigators have since learned that there the 2 were intimately involved and that good near picked ortiz up that deadly night and drove him to her house before killing him. hopefully, you know, they get to the bottom of the story and >> we're all safe around here right? >> well, good there is due in court next week. her bail has

the biggest day in the life of darya nikiforova over the past 2 years, for the first time, she goes toh the culprit of the accident, after which she remained disabled for life, contrary to the forecasts of doctors, she goes without crutches. but a year ago she was lying in bed completely dependent on relatives ate with a spoon. and now she has to prove that the culprit should be punished fairly. denis whipped her quarterly on a zebra, and then for a long time he was indignant that because of an uncomfortable pedestrian. now he will lose his license, he came up to me, this is the only time he came up for the gap that lay before his arrival, arguing, he came up and said, get up, go get in the car, and i couldn’t lie, no matter how i did n’t get up, put it down, type and asked to call his ambulance. the first arrived brigade of the ministry of emergency situations were with me on the road. they also provided some kind of first aid, but supported me. and so that i would not lose consciousness, the girls were diagnosed with multiple fractures of the pelvis due to the displacement of the cro

darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. reyna 7.17, for your money this eta announces a hiring freeze and warns employees of restructuring. >> and hurricane ian, one of the most expensive storms in u.s. history. monica mount passes live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. i'm monica. >> good morning to you. good morning, everybody. that's right. insurance losses are already projected to reach 40 billion dollars. the insurance information institute says early estimates actually say it will be second only to hurricane katrina in 20. 0, 5, arrival in florida, unfortunately comes as the sunshine state is already seeing turmoil in its insurance market due to heavy number of lawsuits and fraudulent roof replacement schemes. and you're right. meta platforms. the owner of facebook and instagram said it will freeze hiring and restructure some teams in an effort to cut cost. ceo mark zuckerberg says the company would reduce budgets across most of the teams. meadows cost cuts and hiring freeze are due to advertising revenue gro

darya. james, back to you.rt under his belt this season against russell wilson and the broncos and second drive of the game. he found jeff wilson junior right there for the run. that was 37 yards. set the tempo. >> had the momentum going for the forty-niners. that was fantastic to see. and then he later connected with brandon aiyuk for the touchdown pass and there it is. a quick one. >> right across the end zone. >> and you could possibly go the broncos. that's what this started. closing the gap 3rd quarter. they had an interception on one jimmy g's throws jimmy g few bad throws. and this one cell interstate. >> so good. you can see the score there at the bottom 11 to 10, pretty low scoring. the offense was kind of sluggish. well, if you listen to the players and the coach, he was a little sloppy. >> we made way too many mistakes. we had our opportunities in the 1st half were thought we should been up a lot more than we were. we missed on those came back in the 2nd half and to the defense kept going off inside

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it's friday darya and i'm james. yeah, we've got. >> a pretty warm looking weekend ahead. if you are hoping that the summer weather would hang around now that we're officially fall. >> you're in luck. you know, i've not rotated and run into my sweaters. and i just i don't think i'm going other coming in right john, yet don't this week, ed. i mean, you can put them on for a couple hours during the morning, but to get rid of them pretty quickly as temperatuees this weekend are going to be warming up today. already we're going to see 90's for inland areas. some solid 80's right along the bay shore and already very, very sunny out there. your view at the embarcadero right now doesn't look gorgeous. great morning for the jog. and then a good afternoon to enjoy your favorite activities in the sunshine. just expect that warm feel along with it. great weekend at the coast who were fog free across the bay area. that's going to add up to some beautiful afternoons right along highway one. if you want to head out that way this weekend, probably going to be pretty busy but worth it for

darya. james, back to you. all right. and rain when it comes to traffic.s obvious that traffic is back in the bay area in a big way. newly released data compares the numbers. >> from the prepandemic days, kron four's terisa stasio takes a closer look. data is very clear. it's going to get dicey out there and no one is happy about it. earlier issue at the toll plaza. it's terrible. it's pretty bad after a nearly two-year break due to the pandemic bay area, drivers are finding themselves stuck once again on roads and toll. plazas traffic is back. >> but there's more to it than just traffic is back. john, good one is with the metropolitan transportation commission, the agency that oversees all things traffic in the bay area at the bay bridge. richmond, sandra fell bridge and the carquinez bridge that traffic in that whole paying direction. on all 3 of those bridges is consistently running at least 90% of prepandemic levels. however, he ends. while those bridges reflect to return to levels seen before the big state shut down, forcing workers to stay home. some

let's check on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls around. 21 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. we're talking about how some people don't have power. let's take a look at the very latest outage map. we do understand that there are a couple i would say couple 1000 in livermore and those are the bulk of their more than 50% of the outages that are still in effect this morning about 4500 total bay area wide customers without power. but let's zoom into livermore. as daryn mentioned, that's where we're seeing the vast majority. >> of the outages concentrated in one city. and you can see in the orange indicators there where in the city we're seeing that power out. state officials calling on everybody to try and save as much as possible because we don't want to see what's happening. a little more happening in more places. yeah. let's see how they are handling of this morning. we've got one kron four's will tran out there. you are in the dark. >> now you're in the light, but no thanks to the power. yeah, i will. >> in this particular neighborhoo

darya. james, back to you. thank you. ran a 501. let's get to the big story this morning, which is the search. >> for at least one shooter who opened fire on a school campus in east oakland. scary situation. 6 people hurt in this mass shooting. kron 4 sarah stinson standing by live in the newsroom with the latest on what we know so far morning, sir. >> that's right. this morning, oakland police still looking for at least one shooter responsible for the mass shooting at the king estate school in oakland, injuring 6 adults. oakland police say it was just after 12. 45 in the afternoon yesterday when the department received reports of a shooting on fontaine street in east oakland, the king estate school houses 4 different schools on campus ranging from middle school to high school. so all of them went on lockdown. the 6 people shot were taken to the hospital. 2 of them with life-threatening injuries. police say the victims of the shooting were affiliated with the school and that students, of course, have been reunited with the parents,

darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's get back to the big story, which is the heat wave and the >> power that everybody's been we're trying not to stress the grid because we don't want power outages that you can see here. seems like there's more green spots now in these outages affect up to 50 customers. yeah, this is pg e's live power outage. a sheet. >> we're actually looking at at last check now, 1317 customers currently without power. the majority in the south bay, about 805 customers without power there in the east bay. the also 490. that's the second largest area with power outage. resumes that we have more on this map that we had earlier this morning. so, so i guess be ready. and the warning stands that they want you to. >> conserve power so that we don't have any rolling black-outs blackouts. there's still a flex alert in effect right now. have the 9th day in a row. and this one appears to be a little more serious. maybe you could call it because look at the hour's. we've ac

james darya, back to you. >> thank you very much.n to 5.18, is the time republican senator lindsey graham has unveiled a nationwide abortion ban proposal. now his proposal would ban abortions at the federal level after 15 weeks with the only exceptions being for rape, incest or to save the life of the mother. democrats are calling this proposal extreme and out of touch. >> with sting themselves into pretzels, trying to explain why they want nationwide. abortion bans when they said they leave it up to the state. >> and with democrats currently in control of congress, senator graham says he realizes that his bill may not even get a vote, but he promises that if republicans take back the house and senate, he'll push that legislation forward. >> ban came on the same day that california launched a new website to create enhanced abortion access to those who are in the state and coming from out of state coffers. dan kerman has the details. tuesday marked the launch of california's abortion dot ca dot gov website which the governor also prev

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of let's get back to that heat and take a peek at the pg e outage map. >> as you can see right now, still a number of outages around the bay and the bulk of them continue to be in the south bay. that's where we're seeing the greens, the yellows and the orange indicators. >> which show us various levels of outages, the darker the color, the worse it is. so the orange areas are where we're seeing anywhere from 500 to 5,000 customers without power right now. so that's where the bulk of the issues still remain this morning. pg e working to get that power restored. but again and mike, i'm too little too late for folks have been sweltering under triple digit heat for days now thinking other day to day honor weather days with no electricity. all right. a statewide flex alert, as you might or might not be surprised by is extended once again today, the 9th consecutive day for a flex alert issued all across california because of this heat wave. the alert is a little different, though. it

darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna. we're over here. 601 right now in the east bay, oakland, police stay need help. there have been 4 people have been killed, shooting deaths in 3 days and they're searching for ways to keep up with those violent crime. you see this map and all of those red triangles. those are 160 gunfire incidents in just one week from september 12 to the 18th between monday and wednesday. that's when there were 4 deadly shootings and the police are saying that they are strapped. they just don't have a staff. the most recent shooting happened on tuesday in broad daylight in front of city hall kron four's terisa stasio has a closer look. homicide near a popular restaurant. a woman dies of a gunshot wound on telegraph. >> shots ring out by oakland city hall killing yet another victim. this is oakland just in the last 3 days to go back 2009 90 per durst. >> but we have 150 more police officer a wreck our relation to the number of officers stopped are serving and the level of line. having more officers opp

darya james, back to thank you..17, is the time and the much anticipated check is in the mail. the inflation relief payments are soon going to be going out. >> to qualify. california is the first round of the middle class tax refund payments will be sent to bank accounts october 7th through the 25th. i don't think they do check in the mail anymore. the rest of the direct deposits will be issued between october 28th and of amber 14th. and at the same time, debit cards, we'll be in the mail. they'll be mailed to taxpayers who are not set up for the direct deposit, the payments will range from $200 to a little over $1000. it depends on your income and the number of dependents. >> signs of trouble for mark zuckerberg's meta platforms. the company is looking to cut costs by at least 10% of the next few months. it's already started eliminating jobs and reorganizing some of the company's teams. the number of jobs being cut hasn't yet been revealed. the tech giant has been dealing with the challenges of slowing growth and s

high darya.and happy tuesday, everybody coming up today on live in the bay at 20 years old. collin bolen is one of america's most driven racing drivers. hear how this local is shifting his motor sports career into high gear. then she's worked with everyone from billy idol to share and she's returning home. songwriter. bonnie hayes is stopping by. plus, kron four's ken wayne is back with another fantastic story about our four-legged friends. he's previewing his story which airs tonight and it's a perfect reunion. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan a qr code. we want to know what was your first pet and what was their name? let us know your answers could be read live today on the show. 01:00pm right here on kron 4, daria, there was hammy hand, which you can guess was the hamster didn't fare well, god rest his soul. >> and then came pastor also so hamsters are your thing hamsters until we got the dog, we have to prove we can take ca

darya. james, back to you. >> thank you. now are a quick update from florida here at 6.49, nasa's moon rocket. there's been taken off the launch pad because of >> hurricane ian, can you that up with trees? blown was just one more delay. the storm pushing back the launch now for a 3rd time. >> the artemis one rocket now back at the kennedy space center's vehicle assembly building that tall building they roll into nasa says up to 10 inches of rain is expected to fall near the center and awfully strong winds and lightning as well. and tornado that that's what they make it tobar. it will finally be it's going to be like 3 weeks or something. yeah. >> the future of basketball is here. the hoop is going digital. yeah. we've got rich demuro explaining in today's tech talk. >> basketball's about again. a serious upgrade with the new digital cook that can track your baskets and even let you play with other people around the world. >> basketball is a game that's loved around the world. now 2 entrepreneurs are changing the way it's pla

darya. james, back to you. >> thanks a lot.g center somewhere to beat the heat like the coast, rain was talking about. a lot of people are going to try in their own homes, finding ways to stay cool with kron four's haaziq mod-yoon with a few tips. >> it's hot outside. you can't make it to the cooling center. you're going to stay indoors and you're looking for the best way to stay cool. here are some tips that can help start but pre cooling your home in the morning. >> opening the windows and letting the cool air is. >> you ceiling fans and portable fans to circulate that cool breeze throughout the house. that's actually going to make a really big difference in lowering the temperature in your home. and it's going to use very little electricity, but pg and e spokesperson tamar says as the day heats up. >> closing those windows, blinds and will keep the hot air out of the house. so make sure as soon as that cool air starts kind of becoming a little worn shut the doors. shut your shades. >> while you're at that of indoor as well.

antioch, into conquered darya. james, back to you. thanks.he south bay, san jose mayor sam liccardo delivered his final state of the city address. the mayor is near the end of his second and final term. the car look back at the work the city has accomplished during his 8 year 10 year he acknowledged the challenges like the pandemic civil unrest, shootings, wildfires and he also commended the work done to improve public transportation. he talked about how the police implicated the air added bob body cameras to the force. also that he helped to work to hire and retain were officers and he introduced liability insurance for firearm owners to incentivize responsible gun ownership as well. the mayor highlighted the work done to move away from the dependency on carbon emission based energy sources. we've started by creating a grant. our 2018 launched says a clean energy. >> draws and 0 emission sources such as solar wind, nigel electric to generate 95% of the electricity that you're using every day. the governor's recently announced goals for carbo

darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's get back to the big story, which is the heat wave combined with. >> a power outage or outages. there were several around the bay yesterday and more than half of who had no power are right now in livermore. yeah. >> and the situation has improved. we should mention that as we zoom into livermore, the area in orange, which was the most highly populated area of outages, has actually shrunk quite a bit since we first came on the air for properties will transmit following the story out there and has the update. >> in this particular neighborhood, good news, bad news. good news. the sun is up so now they can walk around the house and see what they're doing. the bad news, the sun is up and the sun will get hotter and hotter before they get relief. their power actually went out at around 6 o'clock last night and they are told they probably will not be back until 3 o'clock this afternoon. let me show you some video. they had just a few moments of hope. this was around 5.53. this morning.

good morning, raquel. >> james darya. good morning.sident biden says important americans remember how they felt and how they came together in the wake of that tragic day as the americans obligation to remember to defend and protect our democracy together. >> on the 21st anniversary of 9.11 president joe biden is reminding americans to stand together. i hope will remember. >> that amidst these dark days we dug deep. we cared for each other during a speech to the pentagon sunday, president biden paid tribute to those killed in the attack. >> and also highlighted the lessons learned in the days and years to follow. we regain the light. >> by reaching out to one another. and finding something all too rare. a true sense of national unity. the president's message, however, is getting mixed reviews from republicans unify. >> after the crisis, the question is, can we have the type of leadership that unifies us without a crisis on fox news sunday, south carolina republican senator tim scott accused the president of dividing americans after the