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live in oakland, gayle ong kron, 4 news. thank you, gayle. and we stops in downtown oakland. >> in the antioch, berryessa richmond and san francisco directions due to some police activity there. >> officials say that they have received reports of someone on the tracks. bart says ac transit bus 6, 8, to those are available for riders who need to get to their destinations. this is a developing situation and we'll be providing updates as soon as we get more information into the newsroom. >> another big story tonight is the weather this weekend. and it doesn't usually rain in september, but yeah, we have some good news. >> first off, you are and one of my favorite places in the bay area. pillar point, is that right? >> yes, yeah. that's right. pillar point harbor right here. and it's gorgeous. as you know, vicki and i know you're a foodie all kinds of great little restaurants to come out here and enjoy and check out the site behind me. i mean, just beautiful out here as breezy the harbor, looking gorgeous. the boats out there have come in for the

live in oakland, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> all right. thank you, gayle. and moving on to our 4 zone forecast on this friday. let's check in with kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence. so large has been cavorting for throughout half moon bay. lawrence, we love that. you're talking about maybe some rain. yeah. >> yeah. you know, you see all the fire issues around the bay area and around the state. of course. now we're talking about not just a little rain, a significant rain event in the bay area that will go a long way to helping extinguish some of the fires around the state and really dampen possibility of more fires getting started. but we have we're in half moon bay where a pillar point here and a half moon bay, just beautiful. >> out there in the harbor right now, a gentle breeze is blowing from time to time. you see a kayaker come through, you'll see a sea lion come by and yep, there's even some wondering on through as well. so it's just a nice night out here in half moon bay, the clouds have parted. we've got lots of sunshine as we

gayle ong kron, 4 news. thank you, gayle. well, this uptick in violence is likely the first order of business for oakland's next earlier today, kron 4 dan kerman talk to 2 of the people running for that office to replace libby shaft. >> police certainly have a tough job on their hands with this ever increasing level of violence. but so does oakland's mayor. and as you mentioned, oakland will have a new mayor in just a few months today. we spoke with a couple of those vying for the post to get their reaction to what needs to be done here going forward. we can't hold anything back when it comes to protecting our kids. that means bringing more resources staff. well, officers as well as civilians that are on the ground, not just to respond but to preemptively engage support our kids address the root causes of why they're even picking up a gun. >> in the first place and really get to the heart of what's going on. we've got to be able to i would say invest in the violence interruption programs, invest in those resources. they give

gayle ong kron. 4 news gayle, thank you. san francisco police have arrested a man accused of assaulting a 53 year-old woman in the city's chinatown neighborhood. >> incident was reported around 8.30, tuesday night on jackson street near grant avenue. the woman told police said she was shoved off the sidewalk and hit her head on the road. police use security video to identify the suspect. he's is named as 30 year-old alejandro garcia. he was arrested yesterday. >> tonight, a new online tool is aiming to help people submit complaints about the san francisco police. the department of police accountability launched the portal to track cases. you're looking at it of the department does work separately from the police department to independently review allegations of misconduct and abuse. the department hoping the review process will become more transparent for people submitting complaints and we have a link on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> tonight, a bay area family that was moving out of the area is literally picking up the pi

gayle ong kron. 4 news. thank you, gayle. new details released regarding yesterday's school shooting in east oakland. police say gang violence is to blame and that it was a tag targeted incident. >> surveillance cameras captured 2 gunman identified their intended target and firing. >> the man got away in a car. police say officers found more than 30 rounds of ammunition at the scene. a total of 6 people were injured. 2 of them were students who went to a school on the king estate campus. >> well, for sale of the second has more on the people who were injured. >> furious about the the fact that folks stormed onto a school campus with guns, a shooting. >> and with the intent to do harm, oakland city councilmember loren taylor says he's frustrated by the continued gun violence in the city but thankful wednesday's shooting hasn't turned deadly. he says 3 of the victims remain in the hospital, but there's progress. the 2 victims who are >> critical condition are now stable and lee. so that is. >> comforting oakland police say on t

thank you, gayle. meanwhile, cal iso has announced it will not have to implement any preplanned rolling blackouts tonight. and unfortunately, though, does not mean that all power outages are over. kron four's. ken wayne is in the newsroom with the latest on outages all over, but particularly cannes in the south bay. yeah, catherine and it's not as bad as it was yesterday at this time. we do have outages but not as many outages. go to the map and show you what we're talking about. all of these green dots represent a fewer than 50 customers without power. so not a lot, particularly in north bay. we have nap and petaluma. they're had some significant outages up there yesterday. not the case today, but look at the south bay. there is a concentration here, especially as we drive into a highway 101, and tully road. this area here. this is more than 5,000 customers without power. in fact, if you teach them to drive in all the way down, you can see just how many neighborhoods and and down individual lots don't

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> thank you, gayle. and today in volusia county, florida, local sheriffs conducted severad high water rescues in heavy duty bear cat vehicles. local officials urging people to stay off the roads too. avoid plowing flood waters into people's homes. chief meteorologist lawrence karno he's been tracking this storm. it's not over yet. he joins us now with an update so hard to see those images coming out of florida. now we know the hurricanes not done yet. in fact. >> it is really intensified after moving out the open waters now and getting ready to make landfall yet again. the disaster likely to continue maybe not as a category 4, but any hurricane of any strain can be extremely dangerous and well, this one has a history already coming across florida, making its way back out open water is dumped just tons of rain near daytona beach this afternoon. some places dan, 13 inches of rain. you can see it's really not well organized. don't see that typical line. looking back at you here. but still, it's maintaining

gayle ong kron. 4 news. thank you, gayle ghost ship master tenant derick almena appeared in court today. >> to answer charges that he violated his probation this week officers found an unsecured bullet in his at ukiah home along with a machete. 10 bows and about 50 arrows. amanda has been serving out the remainder of his 12 year sentence on home confinement. but if he's found in violation of his probation, he could be headed back to jail today. the judge continue to hearing on this until october 14th. >> at times chanting one job should be enough airport, fast food workers and their allies protested today against what they call poverty wages and an affordable health care at sfo. shutting down the road outside terminal 3 today for a time. 41 people were arrested senate for blocking traffic. some of the people arrested included city leaders. some states senators where their hospitality workers union unite here. local 2 says a majority of the workers make $17.5 an hour and haven't seen a raise in years. many al

the event drew a pretty large crowd, many in leather and all sorts of attire kron four's gayle ong. was there. >> from main street to 13 street along folsom and san francisco. the crowd took over. dancing in the streets and showing off all sorts of the tire. if you're wearing anything at all, you are considered a little over wrong there's unity the san francisco phenomena. it's about >> community the folsom street fair dates. back to 1980, for the annual event face challenges during the pandemic. in this year, there's another health concern. san francisco department of public health offered monkeypox vaccines at the fair. meantime, attendees just happy to be it's important because have a community of community everybody to get along tolerance. >> organizers donate all net proceeds from the events to a variety of nonprofits, working public health, human services and the arts in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, a runaway fire engine damaged 6 cars in san francisco's know valley neighborhood during morning checks on friday. san francisco fire says the air break became di

. ♪ i am phil gayle. welcome to the program.he european union has proposed new, biting sanctions against russia targeting russia's military and the people who organized annexation goatskin parts of eastern ukraine. they said russia must pay a price for excluding the crisis by holding these sham referendums. e.u. commission president ursula von der leyen described the rationale behind such measures. >> would isolate and hit russia's economy even more, so we propose sweeping new import bans on russian products. this will keep russian products out of the european market and deprive russia of an additional 7 billion euros in revenue. we are also proposing to extend the list of products that cannot exported to russia anymore. phil: i asked our dw for her take on ursula von der leyen's announcement. reporter: that's right. the european commission and ursula von der leyen have been threatening for some time to bring forth this sanctions package against russia, and now, this combination of the sham referenda, putin's mobilization of mor

. >> the strong winds also caused some minor damage in santa rosa four's gayle ong has that story for us. strong winds brought this tree down onfquite the drive in santa rosa. >> the santa rosa fire department says the tree landed on a car. no one was hurt. >> rain arrives to the north a late saturday night and stay for much of the day some day in downtown santa rosa. the weather has people feeling pretty good. we need rain. we're glad to have the rain and happy to. >> be strolling around in santa rosa today. and i don't know one word. >> going to get as much again, but i hope we have a whole bunch this year. sarah simmons and bill gross are visiting from davis. he had vent earlier in the day to go to and then have lunch with friends. christopher beta was one of the few people out in the rain for an event he could not miss pokemon go. >> community day. it's rug unroll a community day for pokemon go >> the national weather service is anticipating up to 2 inches of rain in sonoma county. even more in the mount. the rain was coming down on bodega highway. you act again. in marin county.

that, you know, nobody can really figure out what was the purpose of that. >> that was kron four's gayle ong reporting sfpd is still investigating. we're told officers have been canvassing the neighborhood interviewing witnessing witnesses and collecting surveillance video for evidence. san francisco police have arrested a man accused of assaulting a 53 year-old woman and the city's chinatown. now, this incident was reported around 8.30, tuesday night on jackson street near grant avenue. the woman told police that she was shoved off the sidewalk and hit her head on the road. police use security video to identify the suspect as 30 year-old all 800 garcia. he was arrested wednesday. a new online tool aims to help people submit complaints about the san francisco police. the department of police accountability launch this portal to track cases and work separately from the police department to independently review allegations of misconduct and abuse. the department is hoping the review process will become more transparent for people submitting complaints. we have a link on our website kron 4

gayle ong kron, 4 news. to the east bay now where fire crews worked to stop a 2 alarm fire burning in oakland early this morning. >> flames broke out at a 3 story structure on oakdale avenue just is just north of mills college around 2.30, this morning in see very, very active flames. there crews were able to stop that fire from spreading to nearby homes and vegetation, though the cause is under investigation. some developing news tonight. the tables have turned on a 74 year-old oakley woman who claimed self-defense after shooting and killing a man back in may. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, judith goodner is now behind bars, charged with murder. >> turns out oakley. police say 74 year-old judith goodner his claim of self-defense justifying the shooting death of 51 year-old ruben ortiz does not pan out. investigators say video evidence points to murder. a surprising twist for neighbors. crazy. you never know. we live by on may. 20th police say they learned goodner had a restraining order against

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

kron four's gayle ong has more on that controversy. >> video posted on reddit is criticizing sales force for telling san franciscans to power down while the building shows it kept most of the lights on through the night. >> this during a relentless heat wave sending energies soaring in the state on tuesday. temperatures in san francisco were in the upper 90's to avoid blackouts. cal iso issued a flex alert to call on residents and businesses to voluntarily conserve energy. people took to social media to weigh in on the sales force tower. one post reads, quote, flex alert on sales force tower tonight. have you tried turning the lights off an empty office buildings. another reads a classic sales force tower. reminder to turn off the power while using a bunch of power surrounding high rise buildings could also be seen with the lights on kron. 4 reached out to cal iso about saving energy during flex alerts in high-rise buildings. a spokesperson says flex alerts are voluntary. cal iso flex alert website gives tips for office and commercial buildings that include turn off unnecessary office li

gayle ong kron, 4 news. all right. keeping a close eye on the wildfires and the potential impacts am on us. >> back here at home, john has been tracking that air quality and not so much here in the bay area that. >> he said areas really the best air quality there. good morning, john. chaos of the mosquito fire burning up around a plaster in eldorado county. still putting up a lot of that smoke around lake tahoe. >> which means you're getting up there potentially for any weekend plans. it's not going to be ideal. that smoke is settled right into the tahoe basin itself. it had been formerly an issue right on the north end of the lake. but it's really made its way in and settled into the entire basin now. so if you have plans of getting up to tahoe this weekend, just note conditions out there, not the best. if you want some better air quality had further southward. we've got some better step in the central sierra as well as north into the northern sierra. what we have here in the bay area's definitely some better conditio

and santa rosa kron four's gayle ong takes a look. >> overnight, strong winds brought this tree down on the drive in santa rosa, the santa rosa fire department says the tree landed on a car. no one was hurt. >> to the north a late saturday night and stay for much of the day some day in downtown santa rosa. the weather has people feeling pretty good. we need rain. we're glad to have the rain and happy to. >> the strolling around in santa rosa today. and i don't know one word. >> going to get as much again, but i hope we have a whole bunch this year. sarah simmons and bill gross are visiting from davis. he had vent earlier in the day to go to and then have lunch with friends. christopher beta was one of the few people out in the rain for an event he could not miss pokemon go. >> community day. it's rug and roll a community day for pokemon go. the national weathe' service is anticipating up to 2 inches of rain in sonoma county. even more in the mountains. >> the rain was coming down on bodega highway. again. in marin county. the wind picked up and vote. >> point raze national park servi

>> gayle, why you putting me one spot? i am trying to do my job and prepare to talk to you. on the spot. i am am getting all hot over here. >> never mind. i am not trying to do that. i have my script. i will carry on. ahead -- that's happened to me too, so i unders. talking exclusively with the cef uber. we like the idea about that. here is the push to create create the fleet of cars. > >> an oscar winning actress vioa davis will be here to talk about talk about her movie based on real life woman warriors. this movie is knock out. this is really all about the women. > >> an nba all star and mental hh advocate kevin love is here to talk about his new program. he just got married recently. i love a guy that doesn't mind tag about his wife. we'll see you a. >> 18 minutes. i got you. >> 18 minutes from now. >> thanks so much. >> back to you in san francisco. in san francisco. >> i am going to be prepared net time. >> bye. >> see ya. she's done talking to to me. > >> forget cake and balloons, a d pennsylvania woman celebrated her birthday at the gym. looks like she's doing some a

reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 news. mark coleman: south florida is very transient. people are coming and going constantly. twenty-seven years ago, i planted the church that we're at now. in the first summer, a third of our congregation moved away and they were all leaders. ringing in my ear was dr. stanley saying, "trust god, trust god." >> 4.44 is the time and a lot of the smoke that we saw over the area was from the mosquito fire. the wind blowing it from the northeast towards lake tahoe. and it was pretty gray is what it looked like yesterday when the lake was somewhat visible but not much by 2 o'clock. the smoke it pretty much blocked out the entire view air quality up in the lake tahoe area is now ranked ranging between unhealthy to very unhealthy. even bordering on hazardous. so that's kind of what they were dealing with of their care closer to the bay itself. skies a little bit clear. thankfully, we've got john in the weather center with the forecast. a job. you're not joking, james, the air quality up in lake tahoe region showing up. >> in our category here

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gayle ong kron. 4 news and an effort to address the growing problems with wildfires. we've been seen. >> the santa clara county board of supervisors voted to give more funds for fy resources that includes money for a droll fire detection program. the program includes 14 drones systems and the hope is that the drones quickly identify source area fires, including some weak spots in burning buildings and safety hazards by using thermal imaging. the county administrator will face the board on september 27th to talk about potential options for drones on december 6. the board also hear recommendations for staff training and what crews need for preventive measures. in national news, republican senator lindsey graham unveiled a nationwide abortion ban under his proposal. abortions will be banned at the federal level after 15 weeks with exceptions only for rape, incest or to save the mother's life. democrats called the proposal extreme and out of touch. publicans are twisting themselves into pretzels, trying to explain why they want nationwide. abortion bans. >> when they said

please contact the local police department. >> well, that was gayle ong reporting for us. police not released any description of the suspects at this time. they're still interviewing witnesses. all right. well, police say that all 6 adults injured in that shooting have some affiliation to the school. 3 were taken to highland hospital. 2 of them are reportedly in critical condition. the other 3 were taken to hospital that's in castro valley. tell upas aqi has an update on that for us. >> out of the 6 victims, 3 were taken here to eat in medical center were told that one was already released and 2 others are expected to be released soon. if they haven't gone home already. meanwhile, over at highland hospital, it's a different story with 3 other victims. we were there earlier on wednesday and family members of those victims gathered outside the hospital, but they were all understandably too upset and distraught to talk with us or give us any more information about their loved ones. ceo of alameda health system says 2 of the victims at highland hospital are in critical but sta

kron four's gayle ong reports in livermore. we're extra light and caffeine are need it this year. >> if you're hoping to catch some of the harvest here at wood family vineyards, you better be a night owl picking kicks off at 02:00am in a bid to beat the heat. >> this isn't our first rodeo runner would winemaker and owner of wood family vineyards is not whining about the hot weather. we've had more a labor day weekends before. so i think the farmers know how to work with it. the winery's know how to work with that. it's usually a short-lived thing. we help from saturday through tuesday, the national weather service has issued excessive heat warnings for parts of the bay area. what plans to water the vineyard after friday's early morning pick to prevent the grapes from the hydrating in livermore. thursday, temperatures reached over 100 degrees. spent over ad could arrange wines. winemaker and owner larry dino is stopping harvest amid the high heat. >> but was able to get some of his grapes in ahead of time. we've got our whites a

gayle ong kron. 4 news. thank you, gayle. police say that all 6 adults injured in today's shooting have some affiliation to the school that didn't detail yet. >> 3 of the victims taken to highland hospital. 2 of them reportedly in critical condition. as we said, the other 3 taken to even the hospital in castro valley. and that's where we find kron 4 s taylor bisacky. >> out of the 6 victims, 3 were taken here to eat in medical center were told that one was already released and 2 others are expected to be released soon. if they haven't gone home already. meanwhile, over at highland hospital, it's a different story with 3 other victims. we were there earlier on wednesday and family members of those victims gathered outside the hospital. >> but they were all understandably too upset and distraught to talk with us or give us any more information about their loved ones. ceo of alameda health system says 2 of the victims at highland hospital are in critical but stable condition in the 3rd victim is in on stable condition while the

gayle. >> making this all happening outside the victims home.daughter-in-law who rushed home from their home in pacifica to be by his side. >> i saw him bleeding in the ambulance and i'm like a lot. i couldn't see his face. derrick granted, gilmore says he's 51 year-old father. ramon reyna was kicked in the face by a stranger photos show his injuries. he had to get stitches on his forehead and ear. reyna gilmore says the encounter happened around 11 45 tuesday night. >> when his father went to walk his dog on 18th street near valencia street this guy with with the black dog. it was the owner of the dog. was on purpose? >> telling his dog to attack. that which is a super small down of the little chihuahua that he saw that the dog didn't do anything to my daughter to my that then he says the man became aggressive. he ran straight tonight that. >> and right and i could pick of his dog. my that felt i believe kick in his state's reyna gilmore says neighbors saw the aftermath through the window. the immediately notified his mother who was home and ca

gayle ong kron. 4 news. thank you, gayle. well, this week's heat continues to put record-breaking strain on the state's energy power grid. and now. >> utility companies are putting the blame on cal iso for some outages in some bay area cities. yesterday, a mix-up resulted in rolling outages in hillsborough, palo alto and alameda during peak energy demand yesterday. cal iso talked with today about them except. >> at that time we notified utilities across our service territory to load in preparation for possible rotating outages. >> cal iso says and never order the utilities to actually start those rolling blackouts. the mix-up reportedly happened in discussions over the phone. >> that miscommunication cause some chaos for several businesses in palo alto for say that the sacking talked with the bakery owner who lost power for several hours. >> you akron with misfits bake house is baking up a storm working overtime on wednesday after tuesday's power outage caused miss shipments and delays literally loaded of the oven and it was

the cause is under investigation live in a studio gayle ong kron. 4 news. thank you, gayle. a man who worked as the manager of a marijuana operation in san leandro has died. >> a 25 year-old victor mendez of oakland. he died last night after a shooting on adams avenue. this was sunday morning. investigators say 4 people were trying to burglarize the business they exchanged gunfire with employees. at least 3 people were shot. 2 of them, including mendez site, critically injured. police say they caught one of the other 3 suspects. 2 of them got away. >> a frightening situation on the peninsula today. a balcony in daly city gave way with the family falling to the ground below. you have 2 adults and 2 children who fell from the second floor right down there. this is the scene they landed on driveway summit. pavers fire crews rushed to the scene to take the family to a nearby hospital. and we have a google view of the street and the home showing the home and what things looked like when the balcony was intact. you see the they're on the right. and here's what broke. neighbors say

reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> 12 is the time and happening right now. we're dipping once more into coverage at saint giles cathedral in scotland where queen elizabeth, the second is being celebrated. and remember this morning. ♪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 with your strut♪ ♪day 3, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪guess what, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪i like your strut,♪ ♪do you wanna go struttin' struttin'♪ ♪you like my strut♪ ♪do you wanna go struttin' struttin'♪ ♪you like my strut♪ ♪then let's go struttin' right now♪ ♪ >> it's 15. give you the latest on the wildfires that are burning the mosquito fire has been burning for 6 days now. placer county officials are confirming now it is 10% contained. it's burned more than 46,000 acres in placer and el dorado counties and firefighter says the first time since tuesday, they do have a small containment line. there are nearly 6,000 homes, though, in both counti

the event drew a large crowd, many in leather and all sorts of attire kron four's gayle ong.>> from main street to 13 street along folsom and san francisco. the crowd took over. dancing in the streets and showing off all sorts of the tire. if you're wearing anything at all, you are considered a little over there's unity the san francisco phenomena. it's about her. >> community the folsom street fair dates. back to 1980, for the annual event face challenges during the pandemic. in this year, there's another health concern. san francisco department of public health offered monkeypox vaccines at the fair. meantime, attendees just happy to be together. you know, support because you have a community of community everybody to get along tolerance. >> organizers donate all net proceeds from the events to a variety of nonprofits, working public health, human services and the arts in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> also in san francisch, caltrain has unveiled its brand new electric train this weekend. the transit agency introduced the new fleet at station on 4th street, feder

. > >> gayle king and you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. >> steph curry is having a new title to his resume. the title is meant to inspire kids to dream big. > >> he has a superpower michael jordan put salt in his shoes. did not practice today. he playd the full season only once with the 49ers. we call on the tight end and also the teammates tight teammates tight end voted as one as one of the six captains by teammates. the others, trent williams, fred warner, bosa and jimmy word. >> i don't want to put seven on. on their. >> they all played at a high level. > >> satilla. matinee baseball at dodger stadium. he turns into barry bonds when he faces the giants. that is 13 homers against

as a matter fact, gae fact, gayle was on. >> that clip was special. i lik. >> he has been to the bay area. there is a lot. >> he is picking up steam aroun. around here. > >> it is not quite halloween but halloween but those spooky sights and sounds are already in in the air. airlines flight were shocked whn they heard moans and groans over over the pa system and while some may have been a little freaked out, one passenger found found it to be funny. >> it sounds like someone is stg is struggling gastrointestinal e gastrointestinal he. he comes od says, there is no reason to be . this does not affect the flights which is great. >> the airlines said the maintenance team thoroughly insd the aircraft and it is determined the sounds were caused by a mechanical issue. >> >> that seems to be the thing. >> something was going down. >> there is more to that story. >> i am already not a fan of pl. of planes. >> it was funny. >> and it would freak me out, to out, too. > >> governor newsom making a pitp in the bay area, today. what >> right now on kpix 5 news at

strong winds also caused a little bit of minor damage up in santa rosa kron four's gayle ong. was there. >> overnight, strong winds brought this tree down on quite the drive in santa rosa, the santa rosa fire department says the tree landed on a car. no one was hurt. >> rain arrives to the north a late saturday night and stay for much of the day some day in downtown santa rosa. the weather has people feeling pretty good. we need rain. we're glad to have the rain and happy to. >> be strolling around in santa rosa today. and i don't know one word. >> going to get as much again, but i hope we have a whole bunch this year. sarah simmons and bill gross are visiting from davis. he had invent earlier in the day to go to and then have lunch with friends. christopher beta was one of the few people out in the rain for an event he could not miss pokemon go. >> community day. it's rug unroll a community day for pokemon go. the national weather service is anticipating up to 2 inches of rain in sonoma county. even more in the mount. >> the rain was coming down on bodega highway. again. in m

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

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

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

norah o'donnell is also in london where she and gayle king will anchor coverage of the state funeral.spoke with norah earlier today. >> reporter: we are outside buckingham palace where king charles host ed a reception. only working royals were allowed to attend, meaning prince harry and meghan were not there. they were uninvited. we saw president biden and the first lady paying their respects to the queen at westminster hall where her body will lie in state for just a few more hours. the mood here is somber as the united kingdom and commonwealth prepares to say final good-bye to its longest-reigning monarch. we expect tomorrow to be full of tradition and symbolism in a ceremony planned by the queen. she was consulted on all of it, including adding touches with music from her own piper. >> norah o'donnell for us in london. >>> now to breaking news in puerto rico. the entire island archipelago is without electricity. fiona crashed ashore as a hurricane almost five years to the day after hurricane maria in 2017. mike seidel at our partners at the weather channel is there. mike? >> report

>> thank you, gayle. an update now to the bart back up in oakland. the train service says that a person was hit by a train and killed after hitting the right of way barrier being knocked off their motorcycle and then landing on the tracks. it happened near 23rd street in northgate avenue where the oakland underground tunnel ascends to an aerial track. the crash disrupted service in both directions at the 19th street station in downtown oakland, causing lines like the one you see here. trains were not running through west oakland, macarthur and lake merritt stations up from that station. as of now, limited service has been restored for richmond and antioch bound trains. bart is also running a single tracking service at the downtown oakland station in both directions. 3 children and 2 adults are hospitalized tonight. this after a crash in antioch. it happened at the intersection of manzanita way and sycamore drive. >> emergency crews that responded about 3.20, this afternoon. they say the cars hit each other somehow then crashed into a home. the ages o

. >> thanks, gayle. > >> time for your money watch re.is down in the the red 150 points. > >> sam's club announced it is rg annual membership from $45 to $50. the inflated fee starts in. it is the first time they've chd the fee in nine years. the decision can put pressure on coo which charges $60 a year. > >> etsy sellers have formed indy formed indy sellers guild effectively functioning as a union. it dominates hand craft goods market online but many have felt frustration doing business including a lack of support, rising transaction fees. the guild launches on sepr 5. those are your money watch h. > >> let's go to jessica and talkt this heat. when will we really feel it? >> i think for friends in the id areas, you will be feeling this as early as this afternoon. daye highs will be very hot not only today and really into the next couple days of the forecast. its meteorological fall already. it is the first day of september. t you need to be dressing for sumr for the next couple days. natiol weather service issuing excessie heat warning f

four's gayle ong takes a look. >> overnight, strong winds brought this tree down on the drive in santa rosa, the santa rosa fire department says the tree landed on a car. no one was hurt. >> rain arrive to the north a late saturday night and stay for much of the day some day in downtown santa rosa. the weather has people feeling pretty good. we need rain. we're glad to have the rain and happy to. >> the strolling around in santa rosa today. and i don't know one word. >> going to get as much again, but i hope we have a whole bunch this year. sarah simmons and bill gross are visiting from davis. he had vent earlier in the day to go to and then have lunch with friends. christopher beta was one of the few people out in the rain for an event he could not miss pokemon go. >> community day. it's and roll a community day for pokemon go. the national weather service is anticipating up to 2 inches of rain in sonoma county. even more in the mountains. the rain was coming down on bodega highway. again. >> in marin county, the wind picked up and vote. >> point raze national park service tweeted thi

kron four's gayle ong checks in with scientists with san jose state on what they learn after spendingays on the front lines of the mosquito fire. >> as the mosquito fire burns in the sierra scientists with san jose state university's wildfire. weather research lab are chasing it. got to see a pyrocumulus cloud that over 40,000 feet in the atmosphere. something like that we don't often see when we actually go out to fires. usually where we're kind of far away and we don't get to see up close, like with such high resolution was actually going inside graduate student kate forest and her team spent days monitoring the fire while operating the department's mobile. doppler weather radar. we're studying the wind field around the fire with ground crews are setting the plume and the dynamics going on inside this year. there is new research from the air. the team is getting help from noaa using technology to study the fire progression and plume behavior experiment like this where we have like the wind data. we have these high-resolution observations of fire progression and also high-resolution

i am phil gayle, welcome to the program. denmark and sweden to the gas what leaks -- gas leaks in the nord stream pipeline connecting russia from europe were caused by sabotage. explosions in the baltic sea before three simultaneous leaks. other european leaders in the u.s. fear sabotage. the kremlin says it is extremely concerned while the pipeline operator says the damage is unprecedented. >> gas bubbles turn in the baltic sea. this shows one area where 70 meters below sea level, gas is escaping from the nord stream pipeline. the undersea pipeline, nord stream 1 and to link russia and germany, three redots marked the places where leaks were detected. even though the pipelines are not currently delivering russian gas europe, they are still -- there is still fuel in the pipes. the pipeline operator reported a drop in pressure but researchers said they had detected possible explosions in the area where the leaks were observed. >> as far a we can tell, there is nothing naturally occurring that would disclaim -- explain this. i

gayle ong is live in the city tonight with details on all of this scale. >> good evening, pam. people are sharing their thoughts online. and at this hour, the message is still up on the sales force tower. it says flex alert tonight. >> video posted on reddit is criticizing sales force for telling san franciscans to power down while the building shows it kept most of the lights on through the night. >> this spring, a heat wave sending energies soaring in the state. >> on tuesday, temperatures in san francisco grand upper 90's to avoid blackouts. cal iso issued a flex alert to call on residents and businesses to voluntarily conserve energy. people took to social media to weigh in on the sales force tower. one post reads, quote, flex alert on sales force tower tonight. have you tried turning the lights off an empty office buildings. another reads a classic sales force tower. reminder to turn off the power while using a bunch of power surrounding high rise buildings could also be seen with the lights on kron. 4 reached out to cal iso about saving energy during flex alert in high-ri

the event drew a large crowd, many in leather and all sorts of attire kron four's gayle ong. was there. >> from main street to 13 street along folsom and san francisco. the crowd took over. dancing in the streets and showing off all sorts of the tire. if you're wearing anything at all, you are considered a little over there's unity the san francisco phenomena. it's about her. >> community the folsom street fair dates. back to 1980, for the annual event face challenges during the pandemic. in this year, there's another health concern. san francisco department of public health offered monkeypox vaccines at the fair. meantime, attendees just happy to be together. you know, support because you have a community of community everybody to get along tolerance. >> organizers donate all net proceeds from the events to a variety of nonprofits, working public health, human services and the arts in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> still to come on tonight's dine and dish, a new restaurant smack dab in the heart of san francisco's mission district is serving up some of the freshes

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