you know, last month, the foster city city council approved a plan to possibly move forward with calling about 100 canada geese here in foster city and now supervisor can has come out against that plan. that's going to take a look at some video now. the goose population has been an issue here in foster city for quite some time. the city has tried using nonlethal methods such scaring the guests off with dogs using repellent. anything they could think of really to keep them from gathering in the parks and on the sidewalks. but it hasn't worked. and because they think the the waste from the birds could get into the lagoon and cause problems with bacteria and it poses a health hazard. last month they authorize staff to start working on getting the permits needed to kill again. about 100 of these keys. now supervisor can upon who is also running to replace jackie spear in the u.s. house of representatives has come out against the city's plan to give us a statement earlier today in which he outlined a part of his thinking on this. he says in that statement that we can learn from other communit

the cases are not connected. >>> to a live look at foster city, people who live there are holding a rallyersial plan to kill 100 geese. the city says the geese droppings at parks, sidewalks and waterways have created a health risk. as a result, city leaders say they've exhausted non-lethal options and voted in july to get permits to kill up to a third of them. advocates along with san mateo county supervisor david canepa will protest at memorial park at 5:00 p.m. they are urging the city to come up with a better plan. the city says they're still trying other non-lethal options. >>> time to get a look at the forecast for you today. weekend is here. a lot of people want to get out. >> it will be cooler for the next few days in some of our inland areas especially toward tomorrow. we're hitting 90 degrees in some of our interior east bay valleys. overall we're going to see a cooling trend for the weekend, while san francisco is in the upper 60s today, highs in the mid-60s throughout the weekend. >> i feel like the cool off is much deserved on our part. a nice easy drive at the bay bridge. now

in the bay's" ginger conejero saab is live in foster city this morning with the latest on the strongly-debated issue. ginger, has anything been decided here yet? >> good morning, laura and marcus. nothing concrete yet, but it's been an issue in the city for a while. a continuing geese feces problem that foster city says is posing a health risk to humans. the canada geese population has doubled to more than 300 in recent years. the lethal removal would affect 100 of the geese, but protesters say that number is still too high. this is video from the last protest on this issue back in july where people from both sides of the debate had much to say. one man says the problem has gotten so bad, the birds are filthy and human safety should also be considered. but many say lethally removing the birds is inhumane, including san mateo county supervisor david canepa who is leading the protest today. in a recent tweet he said "i disagree with foster's city plan to get rid of its goose population. it's inhumane and does not solve any problem. the geese are a country-wide concern and i stand against any pla

burlingame, down through foster city, beautiful upper 70's palo alto mountain view and sunnyvale, evenl as danville in vacaville. there's going to be a lot more. the 90's come the latter. half of this forecast. so get ready for all those changes. santa rosa through center fell in the 80's today. tomorrow. as i mentioned, the cooler ones. wednesday, we start to warm up thursday. september 1st is when the heat really starts to grip us. and by the weekend, it's triple digits inland and some 80's right along the bay shore right now. john, thank you for that. ok, let's get a look at your bridges traveling into the city this morning. we're looking >> 13 to 14 minute ride may so that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge, 80 to one o one heading across towards the peninsula. little under 15 minutes for you as you are making your way. amber fell bridge about a 13 minute ride travel richmond across towards sandra fell and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. no major issues or delays. there. if you are traveling along i-80 eastbound east of davis street in vacaville. we do have an accide

this is preposterous. >> the foster city spokesperson says the city has an obligation to protect the city from possible hazards, and if they do do move forward with the killing, it will be used selectively in conjunction to other nonlethal measures. > >> let's check in with paul to look at the forecast. it is looking pretty nice. >> it is looking really nice as we go to the weekend. tonight, e pattern will repeat itself. fog is spreading across the bay. dre across the coast. we are talking talking about trace amounts of moisture, maybe 100th of an inch. it is late august, we will we will take what we can get. cooler temperatures, savor it. we are back to near normal temps on tuesday and it will be warmer the latter part of next week. looking outside from the tower, the fog is spreading out. it is 62 degrees downtown. one degree warmer across the bay and midland. 81 degrees in concord. i think, high temperatures and lynn will be in the 80s as we hd through the weekend. that is nol for this time of year. fog will continue spreading into the inland valleys. dissipating quickly, by 11:00

that's not part of the plan anymore. >> well, foster city is trying a lot of things over the years and that didn't really work. and then last month, the city council gave their staff permission to move forward with a plan that could eventually result in the killing her killing of 100 geese. and as you san mateo county supervisor david canada has come out of being opposed to that idea. >> foster city has tried for years to control its goose population, using nonlethal methods, things like dogs repellents to try to keep them from gathering and on sidewalks and lawns across the city. but nothing has really worked. so back in july, the city council authorized staff to seek the permits that would be needed in order to start calling geese. they would start with about 100 geese. now supervisor david campos has come out against that plan. he says it's inhumane and he's hoping that the city will use nonlethal methods to control the goose population. skill it's something i think >> draconian. i think it's mean-spirited. i think something especially the area that we live in, something that counte

the foster city council and to kill at 100 east because of all the waste the birds create there. s are urging the council to find more humane ways to address the issue, including strategic natural landscape in artificial turf, maybe adding buffer zones along the banks of the city's lagoons. the rally is going to be tonight at 5 at leo j ryon memorial park in foster city. we'll be right back after the break. >> done for the morning news on a friday. so let's see with olivia horton. what's up for live in the bay today? high livia, good morning and happy friday. so happy. it's friday and we are on the show, too. >> because it's friday. that means that we're taking a look back at some of the best shows and some of our great guests of the week. and that includes the author of a little less of a hot mess. here are 5 tips from from that book that will have you feeling mentally and emotionally healthy in the midst of motherhood. and speaking of making being a mom easier, celebrity chef ryan scott is making your back-to-school routine. a breeze with 3 recipes from the no fuss family cookbo

that's in foster city.calling for more m-pox vaccines. the department of public health in san francisco says >> the virus could become endemic if the need isn't met soon. the director doctor grant colfax, says 12,000 shots are needed to stop the spread. california has more than 3,000 m pot cases right now. second highest in the nation behind new york. experts say those concerned about the delay in the vaccines should be put at ease knowing that the first doses quite effective. >> and we're seeing a drop in the number of serious cases right because if you hot and parks, you're not going to get it again. we think that you have immunity for many years, if not lifelong. >> the san francisco department of public health is expecting to get 8,000 more vaccines soon, but they only got a fraction of the doses that they had been promised in the last shipment. so we'll see 5.37 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news gas powered cars could be a thing of the past after the state board approved the move to go green i

. >>> let the geese live, the plea from protesters in foster city. a rally is getting underway because foster city is trying to bring down its number of canadian geese. the city called the geese a health hazard because of the pool poop they leave behind. one plan the city is looking at would kill at least 100 geese. supervisor, david canopy, is backing protesters, urging the city to spare the birds. the city council released a video clarifying, they don't want to wipe out the geese, and they are still considering many other ways to handle this problem. >>> a judge made it official today. soon, hundreds of people he had a controversial wood street encampment at oakland will have to relocate. a federal judge will lift the restraining order that prevents the town from removing people who live there. details on how soon they will have to move and where they will end up going next. >> this is where i sleep. >> this is where jessica labrie calls home. she is one of two other people living in the wood street encampment, now trying to figure out where to rel

covering this friday. 69 san francisco will do that lower to middle 60's coast wide burlingame, 73, 78 foster city, 80 for palo alto, 81 for redwood city. meanwhile, in the south bay readings check in the lower 80's as well. 81 for san jose, 81 cupertino, east bay shoreline, upper 70's as we livermore and pleasanton mid 80's on that. 84 for a walnut creek. 84 conquered 68 for berkeley in valais hole at a cool 67. thank you. onshore winds. 82 fairfield. 75 for now up and 78. meanwhile, 4 santa rosa. we do see these 90's try to sneak back by the latter portion of the forecast. we start to get to wednesday thursday. it looks like summer clears its throat and east bay shoreline temps will also return to the lower 80's. but in the meantime, weekend looks pretty sweet into early next week. chains. all right, john, thank thank you very much. yeah, let's take a look at traffic right now. quick check of your commute with the conditions here at the bay bridge approach. looking good. >> westbound 80. no problems for you as you make your way from oakland towards the peninsula and san francisco here to the sou

. >> foster city's controversial plan to possibly kill dozens of wild geese is getting some push back last month. the foster city city council approved a plan that could ultimately result in a calling or killing of about 100 canada geese. that's after spending years attempting to control the goose population using nonlethal methods, some including supervisor david canepa say that to me. he he says he's against this plan, calling it inhumane. the city's plan to call the guy says not a done deal. they will have to obtain multiple permits from several government agencies in order to move forward with that kind of work. >> it is a final offer to settle. apparently the san francisco forty-niners are making what they're calling a best and final offer to and a years-long lawsuit against the city of santa clara. millions of taxpayer dollars have been spent to decide who manages levi stadium. crawford's grant lodes joins us now with more on the final pitch in the arbitration. try mean the team in its new home city are not seeing eye to eye on this. not even a little bit. and it does scene. >>

for now, i'm sara stinson reporting in foster city.som is deploying strike teams from all across california to help out crews in contain a fast-moving wildfire up there. the rum creek fire. >> exploded in size over the weekend. it's now burned over 10,000 acres since it first started 12 days ago. there's no containment. officials say the fire began after lightning moved through the region. thousands of people have since been forced to evacuate one home has been destroyed by the flames, but hundreds more remain threatened and smoke from wildfire has drifted all the way to the bay area. we're taking a live look outside. this is 6 ad. >> in walnut creek, not too bad, can really smell it. but a bit of a haze in our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with a look at what to expect going forward the most at staying above the surface. but you're likely to see that on the rise, especially sunrise and sunsets out there right now. we do have a little haze. this more of a maureen haze out there, get some moisture moving along the coas

county of san mateo wants to see what we can do to support foster city's effort, but it is a regionalffort, as well. >> the counsel member tells us the first vendor the city was working with backed out because of publicity. >>> on monday, a new nasa rocket will be on its way to the moon. it's been 50 years since mission control and houston guided a lunar mission. nasa's original mission control was restored as a museum, down to the ashtrays, rc colas and more, reflecting the day in 1969 when "apollo 11" landed on the moon. it's been updated and runs the space station. next week, the artimus launch. nasa used the launch center until '92, through all 21 space shuffle missions. >>> all month long, we are helping pets in need around the bay area find a brand-new home, a forever home. it is part of our clear the shelters campaign. we have a lot of fun with it. we have enlisted marcus and laura in berkeley to help you perhaps find a furry friend. how is it going up there? >> look, it's great. there's only one event throughout the year that would get laura and i up on a weekend. this is the

now to an update tonight on a story that we brought you last month about foster city's plan to kill 100 geese in their community. city government says that an overpopulation of canada geese as become a health and safety problem. so they proposed killing about 100 of them. now after hearings from community members and those who are objecting those plans. the city is thinking about trying something different. this spot right here is an automated robot which was made by the company. boston dynamics. the city says it's their latest pursuit of nonlethal alternatives. this video was filmed at leo ryan park on friday. as you can see, the rob, the robot there just kind of walks around. looks kind of like a dog doesn't really hurt the geese and see if that ends up working out for them in foster city. all right. be taking a look now at our 4 zone forecast is our sutro tower cam looking over beautiful downtown san francisco tonight. >> clear night out there. we had a really nice looking day out there today. of course, festivals and events happening all across the bay area. brittany begley joining

the foster city council, intends to kill at least 100 east because of all the pope. ng about the birds from us because their coop is just everywhere and the city says it is creating sanitation issues. advocates urged the council to find more humane ways to address the problem, including strategic natural landscaping, maybe artificial turf, adding to buffer zones along the banks. the city lagoons air. now the rally's going tonight at 5. this is going to be a leo j ryon memorial park in foster city 7.35. senator alex padilla was in san francisco calling for more m-pox vaccines. the department of public health in san francisco says the virus could become endemic if they don't get more vaccine soon, the department's director doctor grant colfax says 12,000 shots are needed to stop the spread. california right now has more than 3,000 m-pox cases, which is the second highest in the nation behind new york. experts say those concerned should be put a little bit at ease knowing that the first doses very effective. >> and we're seeing a drop in the number of serious cases right

well, the foster city council to is to kill at least 100 east because of all the cook. of the being everywhere. and the city says that it is creating sanitation issues. now advocates urged the council to find more humane ways to address the pooh problem, including so changing natural landscaping. they are official turf are adding buffer zones along the banks of the city. goes there. the rally is going to be tonight at 5. this is in be at lille. jay wright memorial park in foster city. 4,000. people in san francisco have been injected with said it is by the fire department over the last 5 years. according to a new report. >> and you remember what happened recently where a protester was arrested and is now suing the city kron four's lcec ammonium has more. >> 3 mcknight was rallying for abortion rights at chase center during an nba playoff game. june 13th when she says she and a friend were dragged out of the arena once outside. she claims a police officer threatened to have her injected with a sedative and then a paramedic injected her against her will will. she was strap

and happening tonight, san mateo county supervisor david jake, a napa is hosting a rally in foster city. the foster city council intends to kill at least 100 geese because? >> well, there's too much berg pope from them. people have been complaining the birds for months. >> because it's a mess and they're saying it's a sanitation issue as well. >> advocates are urging the council to find a better way than killing the birds, including strategic natural landscaping, artificial turf and adding buffer zones along the banks of the city's legos. the rally is tonight at 5 at leo j ryon memorial park in foster city. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. find out what plans government leaders in the bay area are laying out towards climate change. we're going to talk about that when we come back. >> gadgets to use on the go. a simpler way to charge or stuff. a cooler with a bluetooth speaker. milton and a magnetic phone mount. your car. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. and sky is brightening up really nicely out there. temperatures today mostly in the 70's to 80's. we can han

the foster city council voted last month to move ahead with the plan to kill as many as 100 keys.he city says sidewalks and grassroots are just littered with droppings from the birds, and they also are making water quality in the lagoon even worse , san mateo county supervisor david canada, though, is urging the city council to find more humane ways to address the goose population. the protest is set for five o'clock tomorrow night at leo ryan memorial park contractor is angry tonight after he says his employees were able to locate their stolen van faster than police. van was taken in san francisco, then ransacked and vandalized. ktvu s and release spoke with the man who says this may not have happened if officers responded sooner. the truck boxes were broken into and they stole our power tools. cords boris, owner of a fire sprinkler installation business in san rafael, shows me the fan that was stolen. it was recovered in about an hour vandalized. now it's sitting in a shop awaiting repairs violated . i mean, we can't do anything. we put gps on these things and we secure him the

we're talking about foster city's plan to kill 100 geese. well, the city says an overpopulation of a canadian geese has become a health problem. so labor boost killing about 100 of them. now after hearing from members of the community who objected to those plans. the city is trying something a little different. we're going to show you this. a spot. he's an automated robot made by the company. boston dynamics. the city says it's their latest pursuit of non lethal alternatives. this video was filmed at leo ryan part with spot. you know, he's walking around kind of scare in the east. as you can see, the robot doesn't hurt to ages gives them a little scared. i mean, heck of a soft spot out there at probably be scared, run only 2. well, the last blockbuster on earth. i believe i'm saying this is bringing up 90's nostalgia with its iconic blue and yellow move east of local rich demuro takes a trip down memory lane in this morning's tech smart. take a look. >> selfies outside smiles inside. i'm having flashbacks of my this is the last blockbuster s

. >> back here in bay area, an update on a story we first brought you last month about foster city's verpopulation of canada geese has become a health and safety problem. so they propose killing about 100 of them. well, now after hearing from members of the community who objected to those plans, the city has decided to try something different. this is we're going to show you here a picture spot. you see him there in the background. it's an automated robot. type thing you've probably seen. that is of it from boston dynamics, a company that created it. the robot basically goes around, chases the keys away from where they are. city says it's their latest. a pursuit of nonlethal alternatives. given my honey of dogs and i could set loose over people would you know, yeah, said their dogs loose and they can to get some exercise the you've seen dogs before but never seen. one of these was that ryan park biden on friday where they tested it out. as you can see, it worked well and the robot doesn't hurt the geese, obviously because some dogs will. my dog could never catch those guy now any be c

and now to an update on a story we brought you last month about foster city's plan to kill about 100 . >> the city says they got an overpopulation problem of these canada geese and it's become a health and safety issue for them. so they proposed killing about 100 of them to get it under control. well, they held a hearing with a number of members of the community showing up to object to this plan and now they're reconsidering. in fact, they're trying something different. a nonlethal approaching. we've got some video here, but they're going to do. you see that in the background that robot dog? yeah. that's called spot. it's probably seen video this boston dynamic, that company that creates robotics develop it's called the device was going to say creature, but it's not a life, though. it looks like it. it basically goes around chasing the keys to weigh in. you know, you don't have to feed it. you don't have to clean up after it going to put somewhere else and they don't want the pope. foster city doesn't care where the geese go there just stay. >> you can stay put them on a bus. where di

given i-78 foster city at 77 palo alto mountain view. se at 83 today, union city hayward up to oakland in the 70's, only 3 90's on the map in livermore and danville in vacaville. are those spots in the meantime, delay i-77 some 80's from santa rosa through center fell. tomorrow's temps around the same as today's we will start to see warming on wednesday and really kick into gear on september first, which is thursday of this week by the weekend labor day weekend, things get really hot. upper 90's to triple digits inland in the 80's along the bay shore. john, thank you for that. i let's go look at your bridges this morningeas you're traveling into the city right now. >> just under 11 minutes to make it from the maze to that fremont street exit san mateo bridge, 80 to one. 0, one. as you head across towards the peninsula just under 14 minutes for you as you're traveling. our richmond, sandra fell bridge about a 10 minute ride. as you travel out of richmond. there. and if you are also traveling along a t eastbound east of davis street, this i

for now, i'm sara stinson reporting live in foster city. back to you. i'm just curious, sarah, because you do paddle around the >> is this going to stop you from, you know, like going in because if you're not on the can you still kind of fell around and get sprinkled with water? and that's okay. what are you gonna do? yeah, i think it and now i will not be allowing my dog to swim in the bay. as you know, i sometimes let him go swimming in there. and so i won't allow them to the swimming anymore. and i myself, i mean, i think if you're on a kayak or a boat, we're fine. but >> maybe if you go swimming and you see that brown and if you see a very it's very murky brown, it's not pretty. that's the kind of water you don't want to be swimming in. okay. they're smart. not want thank you, sarah. >> well, breaking news, nasa's launch of an unmanned rocket to the moon this morning has been scrubbed because of a fuel leak that they could are going to try again on friday. amanda holly has the latest. at 322 feet high. the sls rocket stands taller than the statue of

. >> now the lg is in foster city morning. sarah. >> yeah, this algae bloom. it has spread across the bay. we've seen one of these before, but we haven't seen this many fish turn up belly up on the shores of the bay. we're live here in foster city where there is a sturgeon dead on the sand over there. let's take a look at the zoomed in a picture that i just shot. this is what we're seeing. hundreds of these small dead fish, some big fish. this is a big one right here. different parts of the bay area, striped bass sturgeon, even sharks, which is very rare. the reporting a large body or large number of dead fish in several parts of the bay area, including lake merritt, alameda estuary oyster point parts of sausalito as well. the nonprofit bay keeper says this is caused by sewage and refinery discharges into the bay and the organization's very worried about this, saying that we need to get this under control. but we're learning daily about what this means for humans and for these fish. and so you also notice the water in the bay is really brown and murky. that is

seal how that looks with e brake lights westbound interstate 12 with a 12 minutee in hayward and foster city. a lk city. a look at your traffic. > >> santa rosa is the latest cito slap a cap on short-term rentalh property owners trying to make a a living but opponents tell kpi5 their living a nightmare. >> reporter: the city council voted to adopte adopt the ordinance to limit shm rentals in santa rosa to 198, a very tense evening. this issue has created a great divide between neighbors. >> my problem is that i moved io a residentially zoned neighborhd and now it's a hotel. >> reporter: this santa rosa ret spoke against non-hosted short-term rentals. >> every day is stressful and who is coming and what will they and what will they be doing? wee been yelled at and cursed at, screamed at. >> reporter: the city council cr council chamber was filled with fellow residents who support this and there were signs displayed on seats saying homes, saying homes, not hotels put. >> the non-hosting situation isa problem. there is no way to conl it. >> reporter: during wildfire events, the impact is a nuis

♪dance♪ >> new at 11:00, the foster city city summer days festival is back.ebration of the city's birthday. and for the first time, the festival featured a classic car show. the day also included carnival rides, food, games, vendors, and ended with an evening concert. >> it's fun to be back with ally friends and come back and see all the fun exciting things the city does. >> the festival runs through sunday. $10 parking is available is available at city hall. > >> and the red carpet is out in silicon valley at san jose's cinequest film festival. weekend weekend festivities start tomorrow morning at 9:00, bu californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. ♪ ♪ well well well, what have

another protest and foster city against the plan to kill troublesome geese city council in foster city ahead with the plan to get rid of as many as 100 geese. sidewalks and the grass out there are littered with geese. droppings are also making the water quality in the lagoon. pretty bad. san mateo county supervisor david canada one city council to find more humane ways to deal with the goose population instead of killing them now that protest is scheduled for five o'clock tonight. it will be at leo ryan memorial park. 508 is the time. let's check in with steve paulson. what do you keep an eye on anything unusual in our forecast? no. okay let's go out and enjoy the temps in san francisco this week. they've been a little warmer, a little cooler. now they're leveling off. on monday was 70 tuesday, 70 to drop on wednesday to 65 yesterday. 68 today i went 68. we had a little drizzle. now i could not find any drizzle in the city. but i did find some in tilden park point. oh, five. san bruno mountain 50.3 pacific point. i want to point out when there are a couple pointed ones all the way down

. > >> in foster city, animal activists fighting to save geese. complaintsof goose droppings have skyrocketed, so the city planned to round them p and euthanize them. >> i think the murder option should definitely be off the table. there's so many other ops available that are kinder to animals. i mean, this is, i thik preposterous. >> a city spokesperson says they says they have an obligation to protect the community from potential hazards, but they'll look into other nonlethal methods. > >> a group of farm workers justd a 24 day march from capitol. th supporting a bill to make it easier for them to vote in union union elections. the journey was was inspired bid a similar march march made by farm worker rightt dolore s huerta. > >> burning man festival is quickly approaching, and some of some of the vehicles are likelyo be fire hazards according to police. tricked out cars and trucks are a popular way to reach the desert oasis, and many many are barely street legal. fire crews say they'll be on tht a fire. i-80 is no stranger to car fires. >> the a

i'm talking santa clare unified san mateo foster city as well.ra elementary school kids, you're probably already headed to the classroom this morning. let's show you a little bit of that seeing what you know just that that orange, yellow and red is what is proof of that slowdown that we're seeing all over the south bay here. we saw a couple of crashes earlier this morning. it looks like the tow trucks have come in taking them away cleared a lot of these roadways so we don't have to worry about that. all too much is just mostly that congestion that we're going to see for probably at least. another hour or so. 8 10. let's go back to the desk with ali. thank you. james for the first time since march, the national average for a gallon of unleaded gas is below $4. triple a, says gas this morning dropped to $3.99. that's down sharply since a record high of five bucks a gallon back in mid june. reasons for the lower prices include oil demand worldwide, slowing down amid worries about the global economy. of course, when we talk about that national averag

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foster city we start out with upper 50s. partly cloudy skies and going to be a really comfortable nice afternoon into the upper 70s. nice here but hot for the inland valleys why checking out that forecast coming up. >> last say half hour seen the metering lights at the bay bridge and seen the traffic really stack up. feeding off the maze with no problems. more coming up. >>> good morning. tesla says it will charge more for its so-called self driving software. so-called because it is not. tesla says if you hurry up and buy it now pay the old price. elon musk said they're worried about cash flow and the factories are money furnaces. the stock market's had a rough day before the weekend. looks like they will have a tough day ahead, as well. futures calling for a big loss on the open. the markets had been on a rally but worried about future interest rate hikes. jay powell head of the federal reserve will speak at a conference in wyoming later this week. maybe we'll get a better idea of what's ahead for the fed. >>> apple employe

this is where the fish have been found, they are washing ashore all the way down to foster city. dead fish have also been seen floating by the dumbarton bridge. this harmful algae blooms started in july buh but fish kills were not reported reported until last week. they have found sturgeon, sharks and stingrays along the shoreline. when thousands of fish die, it's it's a major problem and tells us what's going on in the water. water. let's turn to our meteorologists for more of what's going on. is that because because algae chokes the oxygen out of the water? >> basically in this is exacerbated by the impacts of climate change. think of the heavy rainfall we had with the atmospheric river in late october and december, so more intense rainfall washes nutrients into the water. then warming water temperatures helps helps to increase the frequency and intensity of these algae blooms and its dangerous not just for the fish, but it has impacts on human health, that will have that because this is toxic stuff and a cascading efft cascading effect of all the fish , temperatures are not th

foster city, 77 in palo alto at 79 for your high south bay temps in the 80's with san jose. 83 degreesp the richmond, all 70's. a couple of 90's being today in danville and antioch are 2 spots that will barely be reaching those low 90's. today's highs, as for the rest of us, it's 80's inland 70's by the fame and 60's out along the coastline, possibility of thunderstorms today. and after today, a much calmer forecast briefly, temperatures will rise back into the 90's by wednesday and thursday before falling back into the 80's at our warmest this next weekend. reyna. john, thank you for that little 10 minutes. mace that fremont city exit crossing the bay bridge this morning. >> san mateo bridge. 82 want to one just under 14 minutes for you as you're traveling. all richmond center fell commute about a 9 minute right out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls 20 minutes. time for you now is 5.18 and governor gavin newsom unveiled a plan to build a tunnel that would divert rain water from northern all the way to southern california. the project calls for a 45 mile undergrou

we are back to normal, westbound toward foster city, a little slow playing catchup there.gh to see parts of the golden gate bridge this morning. a little foggy there, darren. >> it will stay that way at bridge for much of today but we'll break into sunshine for just about everybody else. it's the same pattern for the last few days, including the humidity which is still hanging around through about friday. other than that, there's really nothing to write home about here. the temperatures are not going to change a lot except it will cool down. for the inland valleys in the east bay you're going to get some relief, in the mid-90s line yesterday, today and tomorrow. you'll come back down to the mid and upper 80s over the weekend with less humidity, it will feel better by saturday and sunday if you are inland by the time we get there. >> darren bringing the relief for us. we like to hear that. >>> join us for our 7 can a.m. show on "cbs news bay area" and tune in for the latest bay area news headlines and much more. we'll snack on this. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings." hello

. >> in foster city, stephanie from nbc bay area news. they are on their way to the moon. years since the little landing. >>> the original mission control has been restored at the museum down to the ashtray . that day in 1969 when apollo 11 landed on the moon. and has since been updated. >> we learned how to plan a very complex mission. that is the big part. we can train it and train it and train it. >> that's through all 21 space shuttles. >> super cool. >> i know that was from the old days. >> all man. >> watch this takeoff together. >> that's the launchpad at 5:33 on monday. sent our alarms. >> plenty of time to sleep this weekend on monday. coming across the bay area. really hard-pressed to find rather like this this time of year. also that fog staying at the coastline. if you have plans tomorrow morning, we will have more of what we had of this week. you can see it. from the north bay down to the south bay. and hangs on a little bit here later on in the day. coming through the county down to livermore. coming to the beach, expect some areas of fog. no matter where you

at 3.30, foster city still dealing with a piece problem. >> residents rallied against how the city isplanning to kill them. so now there's a new high-tech compromise in the works to scare the geese away. and millions of californians are eligible for student loan relief details of who can apply. and an east bay early education program gets a failing grade from regulators will explain ahead. and i think an eye on the forecast beautiful today that you're getting the kiddo's ready for the school bus in the morning. i'll have details to get you set for the rest of the week. >> begin the half hour here in the east bay where a program in contra costa county that's supposed to be giving kids a head start is falling behind. kron four's will tran has the details. >> they're great is not an a or b. it just basically says you need improvement if they had to tell the parents of contra costa county, your child needs some work. here's the reason why. actually, they looked at the program back in february and they are ready to present the report to the board of supervisors tomorrow. lots of things tha

. >>> the saga continues about the geese in foster city. protesters are rallying tonight to save the birds from a deadly plan. the rally includes the san mateo county supervisor calling for the city leaders to abandon the plan that would kill 100 canadian geese. the city council put out a video saying there is a lot of misinformation. >> we understand the concerns that exist within this decision. that is why i am here to assure you depredation would only be used selectively and in conjunction with nonlethal alternatives, should they not be effective. >> some of those alternatives are options that could be considered including new fencing and robots. >>> also, burning man is back in a big way. it will be full of campers and art installations. it starts sunday and last for one week. this is the first burning man in a couple of years because of the pandemic. nothing like -- there were some smaller so- called burns during the pandemic, but nothing like what we were going to see. burning man known for those big crowds and a lot of arts, but the c

burlingame at 79 foster city right there to say carlos mountain view into much of the south bay in thee. 85 morgan hill pleasanton livermore each at 91 while union city hayward up to oakland and rishmond. all 70's along the east bay shoreline, danville, walnut creek, concord, benicia, pittsburg, antioch fairfield, among our spots in the 90's. and there's vacaville which already mentioned that to today, the first time seeing triple digits on our 4 zone map and well over 2 weeks now as we move into tomorrow, expect more triple digits for vacaville, more 90's for most the rest of our inland areas. we start to cool down a bit after that. and by monday and tuesday of next week, it's only the 80's low 80's at that for inland temps, bayside coastal areas remaining steady in the 70's and 60's bridges this morning while they are busy, no reason other than just people heading into work. why it's taking you so long to get across the bay bridge. that's a 21 minute drive. just back to those pre pandemic commute conditions as so many people head back into the office. richmond center fell bridge a 12

you. > >> animal activists are protesting to try to save nearly nearly 100 geese in foster cityd foster city leaders say excessive goose droppings from a a growing population are causinh hazards for the community. last month city officials approved a plan that would allow them to round up come and kill come up to 100 geese as a means of population control, if deemed n. but opponents are pushing back. advocates say the city should look at more humane options. >> the murder option should really be off the table, there are so many other options available that are kinder to animals. >> the city spokesperson says they have an obligation to protect the community from potential hazards, but they will they will look into other nonlethal methods as well. > >> coming up, thousands of soccer fans voiced support for a for a music star claiming she ig punished unfairly. > >> in sports a bad combination for the giants and minnesota as alex wood has his worst outing of the year. plus, preseason is over and week one of the 49ers is 17 days away. is trey > >> alex wood has been struggling struggling and in h

re station along want more news. >> now to an update on a story we brought you last month about foster city's plan to kill 100 geese. the city says an overpopulation of canada geese has become a health and safety problem. so they are proposing killing about 100 of them. well, after hearing from members of the community who objected to these plans, the city is trying something a little bit different. is spot right there in the yellow. an automated robot made by the company. boston dynamics, the robot basically goes around and chases the geese away from where they are. the city says it's their latest pursuit of non lethal alternatives. the video was filmed that leo ryan park from friday. and as you can see the robot there doesn't hurt the geese, but it definitely scares them off and they take off. it's taken the. the robots are taking over the job of dogs. i guess it's working elon musk says that he's proposed 44 billion dollar twitter purchase could still move forward. only if the company gives an information on spam bots. the billionaire is asking for details and how the social media company

. >> well, now to an update on a story we brought you last month about foster city's plan to kill abouthe overpopulation of canada geese has become a health and safety problem for them. so they came up with that plan to kill off about 100 of them. well, they've since held a hearing with members of the community who objected to that plan and the city has come up with something new, something different, something less lethal. and here's video of it. look at the background. that's a robot made by the company. boston dynamics. you've probably seen various youtube videos that robot basically goes around chasing the bird, the geese away. the city says it's their latest effort to find a nonlethal alternative. this video was filmed at ryon park on friday. as you can see, it's pretty effective. the robot doesn't hurt. the case of discharge is unlike any normal dogwood. so if you don't need to feed this robot helps, i guess. >> in the north, a cowgirl creamery is closing its last retail shop at point reyes station and kron four's gayle ong. trip to west marin and maybe even in the ocean a little

. >> well, now to an update on a story we brought you last month about foster city's plan to kill about0 geese. the city says it's an overpopulation of canada geese to become a health and safety problem for them. and so they proposed killing about 100 of them to control that population. well, now after hearing from members of the community who objected to that plan, the city says it's going to try something different. something high tech. meet spot. you see him in the background there. >> you know, yellow. thank that robot dog created by boston dynamics ahead it is ahead on on use that technology to go and assess like, you know, after an explosion or something like that to go make sure the area safe before rescuers going well, right now it's being employed in a whole different way to freak out the gate. yeah. nonlethal way of getting rid of the games. you know what bit here's the thing. >> they come with this big high tech solution. what they don't like is pope put diapers on the now you don't like the no, not at all. 6.36. right now coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we've got more

foster city pacific is 56.ut those warmer ocean temps make a huge difference on the coast and in san francisco, mid forties up in tahoe, truckee 57 u. k. that's not bad seventies fresno and baker's final eighties and nineties on the desert. it's going to be smoking hot. down on the desert here. as we built into the next couple of days, you can see the circulation maybe some partly cloudy skies here could trigger me splash and dash share up in the seer. i think it will just keep us with a pretty good fog bank in place and then mostly sunny skies here, it could be a few partly cloudy but sun and clouds here on your monday and then that high builds in and depending on which forecast model you believe it's either going to be hot or it's going to be really hot, maybe the hottest all summer although ideological false starts september 1st officially though you have to wait till the 21st 60 seventies eighties on the temps tomorrow, we'll start to get back into some of those nineties. and then after we get past wednesda

." >>> a rally against a controversial plan in foster city to kill 100 geese. the city says those geese droppings in parks, sidewalks and water ways have created a health risk. as a result, the city leaders say they've exhausted non-lethal options and voted in july to get permits to kill up to a third of them. advocates along with san mateo county supervisor david canepa will protest at memorial park at 5:00 this afternoon. they are urging the city to come up with a better plan. the city says they are still trying other non-lethal options. >>> turning to our climate in crisis, california is going green. state regulators voted to ban the sale of new gas-powered vehicles by 2035 which means all new cars will be either all electric, hybrid or hydrogen. >> it will take time to roll out these strategies and even the resolution as written will have some significant responsibilities for staff. >> this is going to be a continuing challenge. we're not done today, i guess is the real message. this is good not just for the environment, but this is good for the economy. >>

the foster city city council approved a a plan that would ultimately result in the calling or killingpending years attempting to control the goose population using nonlethal methods. well, some including supervisor, david, that cannabis says that he is against this plan. he's calling it inhumane. the city's plan to call the guy says not a done deal. they will have to obtain multiple permits from several government agencies in order to move forward with that work. coming up, a look at the greek fast casual spot that's taking the bay area by storm. don't miss tonight's edition of dine. and dish. >> and it's fry a bay area. let's get away. i have your full sierra forecast and your bay area's staycation forecast for this weekend in just a few minutes. >> and today is national dog day. we asked you to share pictures of your pup ahead the response was incredible. so many people yeah. got to wear shades when it's bright and sunny. so many people said picks in. and we love to see yours. just use the kron. 4 app email them to breaking news. a kron dot com and we'll news. a kron dot com and we'

for now, i'm sara stinson reporting in foster city back to. >> now to half moon bay where later todaywe should know what caused a whale to die and wash up at manhattan beach. a viewer sent us this video and said that it seemed like the whale was injured. the california academy of sciences and the marine mammal center performed cropsey to determine the cause of death. the type of whale and likely age. eva way home and is now facing felony animal cruelty charges after allegedly throwing a puppy into a gas station. dumpster. the solano county sheriff's office says it received a call from the gas station earlier this month after a customer discovered this puppy in the trash. investigators say the puppy was still alive when they got there. surveillance video from over a debt mountain lion, fish and wildlife or attempting to tranquilize that mountain lion that they found roaming in the neighborhood. and that's when police say an officer shot the mountain lion after it charged at that officer. the animal was taken to oakland zoo for treatment but died from his injuries. hollister police are

it's not only in oakland, several other areas for sarah stinson lot in foster city. sarah, you've been talking about the fish that you're seeing this morning with your own eyes debt there. >> that's ray reyna. i am sturgeon washed ashore here in foster city on the beach. behind me. it is low tide. but let's take a look at the video that i just shot. you can get a close-up look at a dead sturgeon here does. this is what we're seeing across the bay area on the shores of this is due to harmful algae bloom spreading rapidly. and did we know it's not just here and it's also you know, alameda estuaries, point, lake merritt, places in sausalito. you'll notice the water also in the bay is really brown and murky. and that is due to the algae forming red ties. we also have video that popped up yesterday afternoon at the oakland yacht club. the they said that they have been seeing some big fish like striped bass sturgeon, even sharks, which is very rare. the non-profit bay keeper says this is caused by sewage and refinery discharges into the bay. the organization says the regio

for now, i'm sara stinson reporting in foster city back to. >> down in half moon bay, a deceased whale has washed up on shore at manhattan beach. as you can see, the whale very large, the viewer who sent us this video said it seemed like the whale was injured in some way. it was first spotted sunday afternoon, the california academy of sciences and the marine mammal center did perform a necropsy on the whale this morning. however, cause of death won't be determined until later this afternoon. all right. coming up, coming into work, sick, happening. more and more here in california. details on why that still not a good idea. plus, it seems like street racing takeovers have become a big problem lately. we're going to take a look at the numbers on the growing national issue. and summer heat raising fire danger will have a look at the ongoing efforts to stay safe. that's coming up right after the break. ♪ strutting your way into my heart ♪ ♪ take your hat off make yourself at home ♪ ♪ how about stay the night then strut on home ♪ ♪ day 1 i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ day 2 i'm in love wi