lydia: that's right. one familiar face is back, but a lot of people are interested in seeing what kind of policy positions brandon carr seeks out for himself. he's always been very close to the chairman. on jobsseen in touch keywireless technology as issues, but there are questions about whether he will always be step in step with the chairman or whether he may be an independent actor on different issues. that is something to watch, but i don't expect fireworks for this upcoming meeting. peter: what are you following? tara: now that we have the full commission, i have taken note trying to suss out the priorities for the new commissioner brandon carr -- , and they both have visited north carolina. i have taken special note of that. they both have different agendas and nine. -- in mind. went to a cyber company to take a little tour. he seemed to be very tuned into the job aspect of rods and deployment and the next generation 5g, whereas rosenworcel has spoken about the e rate subsidies for schools and the s

kron4's lydia pantazes is live at uc berkeley,lydia?ing the program known as daca.(take vo)the deferred action for early childhood arrivals program grants work permits for undocumented immigrants who arrived in the country as children.two of the sources said the plan is to have a six-month delay in any action regarding daca program to allow congress time to pass a fix through legislation that would allow the undocumented immigrants to stay in the country.the daca program is popular among democrats and moderate republicans, many of whom have introduced legislation in congress to try to protect the population permanently.we heard from a california senator scott weiner on the issue.(sot)the program was introduced by president obama in 2012 has protected an 800-thousand young adults from deportation. reporting live in berkeley, lydia pantazes kron4 news. <(scott wiener/california senator): "we are a sanctuary city in san francisco and we are very proud of that. that means were not going to enforce federal immigration laws. we will do everyt

reporting live in berkeley, lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( darya ) thanks lydia.ith you through out the morning. ( darya ) coming up... arrested for doing her job. we're now hearing from the woman at the center of this controversial video. what she's saying about the officer who handcuffed her. (james) and i'm tracking your morning forecast. a full weather report right after the break. (james)(mark)(darya) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... (james)it's warm and humid once again this morning, but that should change by tomorrow morning as the marine layer returns bringing fog and cooler air back to the coast. today will see temperatures continue to drop as we return to normal levels for this time of year. inland highs will reach the upper 80s to low 90s. bay shoreline temps will reach the low 80s. coastal communities will peak around 70. looking at the week ahead, the return of the sea breeze will help clear out the smoke in the air. temps should continue to cool through mid-week, then warm slightly for the weekend. this week will be a we

lydia... what do we know? ( lydia ) this happened overnight near story road. i just got to the scene. i am working on gathering more details. i will bring them to you through out the morning. back to you. (tiffany) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) new this morning... police will be making extra patrols at a middle school in the north bay after a student was arrested for threatening the school. (tiffany) kron 4's will tran is live at sinaloa middle school in novato with the details. will. ( will ) happening today... there will be more security at one north bay middle school after a student was arrested for making a threat against the school. this happened at sinaloa middle school in novato. police have not released the details of the threat. a 12-year-old boy was arrested. police searched his home and locker and found several fake guns. he is charged with making criminal threats and has been suspended. police say there is no further danger to the school this morning. ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you

lydia.ia)the latest incident happened yesterday.a14-year old girl was walking to school here at san mateo high school. at around 10:30 am, the girl says she was walking through the area of peninsula av and the railroad tracks when she says a man driving a white utility van honked at her to get the teen's attention. she says the man exited his vehicle d grabbed her by the shoulder lling her towards him. the female kicked the man and ran home where she contacted police.officers performed an extensive search of the area but they could not find the man.the man in this case was described as a middle eastern male in his late 50's- early 60's, unshaven, average build, and slicked back black and gray hair. he was last seen wearing a gray and blue t- shirt.the san mateo police department is also investigating an incident that happened on september 18th involving a 16-year old girl. they're looking into whether the two incidents are related. police are working with the victim to release a speech of th

lydia beyoud, what's the influence today of some of the larger tech companies and -- here in washington? is it growing? is it outsized? >> guest: that's a great question. i think one of the things that we're really seeing right now is a pivot from the obama administration, and now in the trump administration away from such a well-recognized influence by a lot of the tech companies toward a little bit more skepticism. so their former influence under the previous administration is definitely in a different light here. what do you guys think? >> guest: yeah, i would agree. i think the trump administration definitely hasn't shown the same focus on tech groups, tech companies that the obama administration did and, frankly, we're seeing some changing conversations in congress about it as well given this nod toward antitrust and monopoly issues from the democrats on their better deal agenda. so i think we'll see more of that in congress as well, not just the white house. >> host: john hendel. >> guest: they seem to be having to play defense a little more too. new questions about twitter and fa

thanks lydia.we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) there have been at least three attacks at bart stations or on trains in the last week. including one where a woman was robbed at gunpoint. that happened last monday during the morning commute. this is who police are still looking for. they say he pulled out a gun and robbed a woman on the train in hayward. then last tuesday, a female station agent was beaten and robbed of her purse at the rockridge station in oakland. and on friday... a man told police that he was hit in the leg with a metal pipe at the mac- arthur station. one man was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon in that case. ( darya ) police are investigating a sexual assault on the u-c berkeley campus. it happened in late august at zellerbach hall...which is a performance venue on the campus. police are just now releasing the information. they say the victim is not affiliated with the university and was sexually assaulted by someone she knew. police say they

thanks lydia. thanks thanks lydia.back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) new this morning.. a warning if you are planning on leaving your car at a bart station. there have been 7 car burglaries in the last 24 hours. ( mark ) tiffany mcelroy is here with a look at the stations being targeted. tiffany. ( tiffany ) most of these burglaries happened at the coliseum station. that is where 4 cars were targeted. in all 4 cases the windows of the cars were smashed and police say it looks like the cars were searched but nothing was reported stolen. another car was burglarized at the south hayward station. police say in that case somebody broke into a car and tried to steal it. when the owner tried to start the car... the ignition switch was damaged. a car was also broken into at the milbrae station and a car was stolen from the pittsburg station. ( mark ) bay area parents are being forced to find a new nursery for their kids after a pre-school shuts down unexpectedly.( darya ) the 'happy times nursery' in san francisc

lydia?een talk about the controversial billboard for controversial talk about the we've been lydia? details. is live with the details. lydia? we've been talk about the controversial billboard for the last few days....then the company that owns the billboard decided to take it down after several complaints. now, it's back up.this is video from this morning.you'll see it if your heading into san francisco on the bay bridge.the spot was paid for by the california-based courage campaign.outfront media, the company that owns the electronic billboard on the bay bridge had notified the organization that paid for it that it removed the billboard due to multiple complaints.the courage campaign accused the billboard owner of censorship and called the removal of the billboard shameful and un-american.in the same statement, courage campaign says that the billboard was funded by donations made by californians who agree with their demand for the impeachment of the president.the spot is set to run through

"> (darya) thanks lydia.this morning. about 143 million americans are impacted by a data breach at equifax. the credit reporting company says the breach compromised the personal information of nearly half the people in the country. the breach happened mid-may through july but was just made public now. charels clifford has the details. varun badhwar is the founder and ceo of redlock, a menlo park based cloud security company. he says that the hacking of equifax should concern almost every american, even if thehave never personally used the company's services.soti think at some point almost every consumer has gone to equifax and pulled down a report. if you haven't directly, one of your banks of financial instates had.in the wake of the hack, he also warns there's not much consumers can do to be proactive about protecting themselves. its extremely hard, if not impossible, to change things like social security numbers, drivers license numbers or birthdates. he says the best people can do is to closely monitor th

lydia. ( lydia ) breaking news from overnight... one person is dead after a triple shooting in san francisco. it happened around 10:15 last night near the intersection of sunnydale avenue and hahn street. one person died and two others were injured. police have not released any other information. stick with the kron 4 morning news... we will keep you updated through out the morning. ( mark ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) happening now... people in one east bay neighborhood being told not to drink the tap water.( mark ) tiffany mcelroy is here with the details. tiffany. ( tiffany ) this is happening in the alameda point neighborhood of alameda. this is what we know this morning.

reporting live in berkeley, lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( darya ) thanks lydia. you through out the morning. ( mark ) an local immigration lawyer says there will be an immediate effect on jobs if the white house does indeed end daca. attorney jesse lloyd has helped hundreds of clients with daca benefits. he says someone who has never had a deportation order against them still has the right to fight deportation proceedings and that process could take years. but losing work authorization could be one of the most immediate effects for so-called 'dreamers.' <"a lot of them are concerned they're going to lose their jobs. a lot of them are concerned if they don't have something else, they're going to end up getting removed.">( mark ) lloyd says he is hopeful that congress can pass permanent legislation to help the people affected by daca. ( mark ) attorney general jeff sessions is expected to announce the president's decision on daca at 8:00 this morning. we will bring you that statement live as soon as it happens. we are also expecting rallies against the decision all

lydia. ( lydia )you can see behind me crews are placing barricades around zellerback hall.this is where conservative commentator ben shapiro will be speaking tonight.conservative commentator ben shapiro is set to speak on campus tonight at 7pm.authorities and administrators are trying to avoid a repeat of the violent clashes that broke out here against a planned speech by conservative media personality milo yinnapolous.in that case, the event was canceled and the university was placed on lockdown.at 4 p.m., police will close the perimeter around zellerbach hall and nearby buildings. at the same time, zellerbach hall and several surrounding buildings will close. access to zellerbach, which reopens at 6 p.m., will only be permitted for those with a ticket to the event.we spoke with a spokesperson for the berkeley college republicans, the group bringing shapiro to campus.<>

lydia. ( lydia ) <"i think, ya know, he should have the opportunity to have a platform. i don't think he should have a special opportunity; i think he should have the same opportunity as anyone else." there should be no fascist or white supremacist setting foot on this campus, they should be driven out of berkeley and they should be driven out of the white house.> ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) president trump issues a new order... revising his controversial travel ban. the new restrictions limit travel from eight countries. starting next month, new restrictions go into place for some citizens of chad, iran, libya, somalia, syria, yemen, venezuela and north korea. these new restrictions replace portions of the president's previous travel ban that expired yesterday. the new restrictions vary slightly for each country. the new ban does not apply to people with valid green cards or visas. the new rules are set to go into effect on october 18-th. ( mark ) and happening this week... the senate could vote on a new health c

kron 4's lydia pantazes joins us live lydia thanks lydia.diajoins us livelydia pantazes joins us live lydia thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) u-s navy submarines come equipped with some of the best techonology known to man. and they just added one that you may have at home to control their periscopes. an x-box 3-60 remote control.( mark ) officials say the periscopes were controlled by joysticks before. joysticks that sailors described as "clunky" and real "heavy." and costly. the entire old periscope system ran the navy about 38 thousand dollars to produce.( darya ) by comparison an x-box control only runs about 30 dollars. and is something sailors can get "anywhere in the world." making it an easier replacement. (james) watching the weather this morning. your forecast is right after the break. hot spot on sb 680 at stone valley acciden blocking three lanes, jammed from 242 in con to alamo. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from

lydia? starting around 2:30am high winds in the west san jose, campbell, and los gatos area caused several tree branches to fall into power lines, in some cases bringing lines down, causing 11k customers to lose power. currently aprox 4500 customers are currently without power. pge is working as quickly and safely as they can to restore power to all customers san jose is the hardest hit with 3200 customers without power. campbell currently has 620 and los gatos has 650 without power. ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) happening now... people all across the country are marking the anniversary of the september 11th terror attacks. ( darya ) - fire station 7 in san francisco are reading all the names of the first responders right now. ( darya ) and we have team coverage of the remembrance ceremonies across this country this morning. ( mark ) tiffany mcelroy has a look at how president trump honored the victims. tiffany. ( tiffany ) there will b

and it's all the remnants of tropical storm lydia.or us, we will mostly just see high clouds but there's always a chance. as we have a look at the golden gate bridge, it's hazy. temperatures managed 106, it conquered today but that was still better than the 110 yesterday. liver more, 106. santa rosa hit 108. it's hazy out there in the bay. visibility suffer and so do we. tomorrow is another spare the air day. there's the high that's giving us another record. off it goes to the basin. it will be cooler tomorrow but still warm inlands. the numbers will still be in the 90s, air quality forecast not looking so good. unhealthy levels of pollution. future cast shows one batch of clouds moving in tomorrow night. looks like we clear up but watch what comes. more moisture from lydia and it looks like maybe a sprinkle or two tomorrow would not be a surprise but we will certainly pick up some clouds. highs will be in the 90s inland. a sticky situation. the humidity gets ramped up by all this. for tomorrow, though, it's still warm. sacramento. he

lydia. ( lydia ) people walking in redwood city should get ready to put their cell phones down.a san mateo county supervisor is working to ban the use of cell phones in crosswalks. a resolution will be introduced today urging lawmakers to pass legislation banning distracted walking. the supervisor is confident the legislation will pass... saying the law will save lives. the push for the legislation comes after a law passed in honolulu, hawaii banning distracted walking. ( mark ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. the morning.through out with you check back we will lydia. thanks ( mark ) ( mark ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) a big story we are following this morning... the number of homicides in san francisco has gone up in the last two years. this time last year police reported 31 people were killed in the city. now that number is up to 48. police say the homicides are a combination of random and targeted events. back in june a gunman took his own life after killing three of his co-workers inside a u

thanks lydia. you through out the morning. ( tiffany ) in an effort to help people in the area beat the heat, several cities across the bay area are opening up cooling centers. here are a few of them. a cooling center will be at centre concord on clayton road. in santa rosa there will be a cooling center on west college avenue and steele lane. and in antioch a cooling center will be at the antioch senior center on west second street. for a complete list of all cooling center location log on to kron4 dot com. (tiffany) and make sure you have the kron4 mobile app to track the high temperatures. we will also let you know when breaking news happens in your neighborhoods - through push alerts. ( darya ) the water is start to recede... but houston's police chief is telling evacuees ánot to go home. and texas governor greg abbott says the worst isn't over yet.(tiffany) the entire city of port arthur is underwater and as kristen holmes tell us... police are asking for volunteers with boats. it's been six d

the number one woman on that list is lydia smith. the first woman on the list because she represents a entire group of unnamed women that are often overlooked. there are pratt have hundreds of these women who left into the middle of this terrific ordeal and thought the battle as christian soldiers. not taking lives but saving them. the battle of gettysburg was a human catastrophe. a disaster on such a scale had never occurred to in previous major battles one of the armies would remain on the ground for some time. putting the troops to good use and bearing the dead setting up hospitals and cleaning up the place. now in this the most gruesome battle of the war both armies rapidly moved away. leaving behind 22,000 men too badly damaged to take care of themselves. every public building anything with a roof was packed wall-to-wall with them. thousands more wounded were left outside in the orchards and forms, today there are signs that the euphemistic label civil war hospital. famine and disease were rampant. lydia smith was one of the man

thanks lydia.k back with you through out the morning. (mark) there have been at least three attacks at bart stations or on trains in the last week. including one where a woman was robbed at gunpoint. that happened last monday during the morning commute. this is who police are still looking for. they say he pulled out a gun and robbed a woman on the train in hayward. then last tuesday, a female station agent was beaten and robbed of her purse at the rockridge station in oakland. and on friday... a man told police that he was hit in the leg with a metal pipe at the mac- arthur station. one man was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon in that case. (mark) police are investigating a sexual assault on the u-c berkeley campus. it happened in late august at zellerbach hall...which is a performance venue on the campus. police are just now releasing the information. they say the victim is not affiliated with the university and was sexually assaulted by someone she knew. police say they have a identied

lydia. ( lydia )in campbell, the victim saw a gun. four robberies happened in broad daylight.police here in campbell released very clear surveillance images of a man and woman accused in these robberies.(take vo)so far, campbell is the only jurisdiction to release surveillance photos, but the pictures are so clear investigators say there may be no need to release the other images, which are said to include some video as well. police are confident someone will recognize the two people. the two are suspected in at least four separate armed robberies in campbell, santa clara, sunnyvale and san jose. the crime spree began early in the morning on friday, sept. 8. in each case, the suspects confronted people as they conducted transactions at atms.

"> ( mark ) thanks lydia.h you through out the morning. ( tiffany ) apple ceo tim cooks says he is standing by hundreds of apple immigrant employees brought to the united states. cooks says those employees came to the u-s as children shielded from deportation by daca. daca...has allowed nearly 800- thousand immigrants who were brought to the country illegally as kids... to remain in the u.s. and legally work. ( mark ) happening today... there are safety warnings out this morning if you are heading to the beach.( tiffany ) this comes after rip currents swept a man out to sea over the weekend. kron 4's will tran is live at ocean beach this morning with the details. will. ( will )ocean beach was the place to be sunday - whether you were paddleboardin greadingor enjoying an old-fashioned cook-out. thousands of people came to the shoreso parking was not easy by any stretch of the imagination.cars parked as illegally and creatively as possible, and there was still no room left for more.on a more serious note, san fr

you can see the clouds in the pacific from former tropical storm lydia. it helped to cool our temperatures and bring the showers but it also made it feel muggy on this labor day. highs tomorrow around the state will be cooler but still hot in the central valley. and watch out for thunderstorms in the sierra. around the bay we will see partly cloudy skies. there's still a slight chance of a few isolated showers in the morning before partial clearing in the afternoon. highs will be in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s at the coast. more fog and cooler temperatures are expected midweek before clearing out and warming up next weekend. (steve) victim's of hurricane harvey are now surveying the damage of the storm as they enter the next phase of recovery.(pam) the trump administration is asking congress for nearly six- billion dollars to support disaster relief... reporter omar jimenez explains how that massive price tag is likely not going to be enough. ánat from city/relief efforts?á labor day signifies the beginning of a new chapter in hous

lydia? (darya) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) more breaking news this morning... an apartment fire in berkeley. it broke out just before 5- this morning on the 26-hundred block of warring street. that's near the south side of the cal campus. it was a three-story apartment building. no injuries have been reported. ( darya ) breaking news this morning... one person is dead after a hit-and-run crash in san francisco it happened just after 2 this morning at the intersection of jerrold at toland. that's where police found a 57 year old man on the crossway. he died at the scene. the car that hit him was traveling at a high rate of speed and the driver did not stop. investigators are looking for a silver sedan with windshield and front end damage. ( mark ) happening right now... another bay area neighborhood on edge as police look for a prowler. yesterday we told you about the prowler on the loose in alameda. now police in santa clara are looking for this

you'll notice it's cooler but it is also going to be a little muggier with post tropical lydia bringinghumid conditions and the slight chance of rain or thunderstorm monday night into tuesday. dropping will be much more comfortable by mid week. >> we have to get you a bigger chair. thank you, frances, for that. ta stu is here with sports. >> the u.s. open is over. we'll show you who knocked her off. with nfl season a week away, vo: jack's got your back.hits, jack: somebody craving my smoky jack burger? vo: the smoky jack burger combo for $4.99. vo: hickory-smoked bacon, smoked cheddar cheese, vo: all on an artisan poppyseed bun. vo: plus fries and a refreshing drink. vo: all for just $4.99. man: thanks, jack! jack: you're welcome. vo: the new smoky jack burger combo for just $4.99. vo: only at jack in the box. >> announcer: now abc7 sports with mike shumann. >> maria sharapova's run is over. she should become the story of this event getting a wild card to the dismay of many after a 15th month suspension for doping. she won her first three matches playing mostly on center court. but afte

you can see the clouds in the pacific from former tropical storm lydia. it helped to cool our temperatures and bring the showers but it also made it feel muggy on this labor day. (catherine) make sure you have the kron4 mobile app to track the weather. we'll also let you know when breaking news happens in your neighborhood - through push alerts. the app is free to download. (vicki) happening tomorrow... president donald trump is expected to end protections for young immigrants brought into the country illegally. but that will come after a six- month delay. he's expected to end the program known as "deferred action for childhood arrivals" or daca. (vicki) and - the decision could affect hundreds of thousands of people enrolled in the program...and many of them have questions about what might happen next.(catherine) kron four's spencer blake got some answers from an immigration attorney. he joins us live from berkeley - where a protest is already scheduled for tomorrow. spencer, how fast does the attorney think that things will happen? attorney jesse lloyd

you can see the clouds in the pacific from former tropical storm lydia. it helped to cool our temperatures and bring the showers but it also made it feel muggy on this labor day. highs tomorrow around the state will be cooler but still hot in the central valley. and watch out for thunderstorms in the sierra. around the bay we will see partly cloudy skies. there's still a slight chance of a few isolated showers in the morning before partial clearing in the afternoon. highs will be in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s at the coast. more fog and cooler temperatures are expected midweek before clearing out and warming up next weekend. (steve) now to another big story we've been following all day today.... president donald trump is expected to end the obama-era program known as "deferred action for childhood arrivals" or daca.(vicki) this means thousands of young immigrants brought into the country illegally will no longer be protected... but word is, that move will come after a six -month delay. (steve) attorney general jeff sessions will ma

lydia. ( lydia ) people walking in redwood city should get ready to put their cell phones down. san mateo county supervisor is working to ban the use of cell phones in crosswalks. a resolution will be introduced today urging lawmakers to pass legislation banning distracted walking. the supervisor is confident the legislation will pass... saying the law will save lives. the push for the legislation comes after a law passed in honolulu, hawaii banning distracted walking. ( mark ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) a big story we are following this morning... the number of homicides in san francisco has gone up in the last two years. this time last year police reported 31 people were killed in the city. now that number is up to 48. police say the homicides are a combination of random and targeted events. back in june a gunman took his own life after killing three of his co-workers inside a u-p-s building in potero hill. in july a local photographer was killed at twin peaks. and last weekend a trans activist was murdered in the tenderloin.<>

and lydia's not finished with us. today she's going to bring ace tolerable day except for the humidity, chance of light showers thursday, and then seasonal highs once lydia moves on. we have a small craft advisory from 10 lock to 9:00, you can see the areas shaded in yellow. that's a sign that cleaner air and cool air is going to start rolling in eventually. 82 to 86 down in the south bay except for loss gat toesz at 79. temperatures range from 75 to about 80 on the peninsula today. 68 to 70 along the coast. 75 in downtown south san francisco and sausalito. upper 60s north bay coast. about 76 at vallejo and 80 to 85 for the rest of the north bay valleys. east bay shore, 73 in richmond to 81 in free monday and inland about 80 phi in san ramon and pleasanton, possibly 84 around concord and wall walnut creek to 88 in brentwood. tonight's temperatures about 60 to 65, still warmer than average but not as stuffy as this morning. you there go, thursday and friday our coolest days and then sta, sunday, monday back to norm at.

lydia.arning for parents in san mateo this morning. police say a man tried abducting a teenage girl while she walking to school. the 14 year old told officers she was walking in the area of was walking in officers she old told the 14 year school.walking to while she walking to school. the 14 year old told officers she was walking in the area of peninsula avenue near the railroad tracks yesterday morng she says a man dring a white utility van honked at her. th teen said he then got out of the car--- walked up to her and grabbed her by the shoulder. the girl kicked the man and ran home. police say they are also investigating a similar incident involving a 16- year-old last thursday. they have not said if the cases are connected. ( mark ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) in the south bay... police in san jose arrested a registered sex offender after they say he exposed himself to a 12- year-old girl. the victim was walking on hedding street on septemb

lydia. ( lydia ) the gas leak....ed yesterday afternoon near harbour way and nevin avenue. it took crews nearly seven hours to fix the leak. a commercial gas line was ruptured. the shelter-in-place was lifted late last night. ( mark ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) happening now... several synagogues in the bay area are increasing security after several incidents of anti-semitism.( mark ) tiffany mcelroy is here with the details. tiffany. ( tiffany ) this comes as the jewish community observes the jewish holiday "rosh hashanah." one east bay synagogue has hired additional security guards for the holidays to ensure things go peacefully. it has also installed new security cameras out of an abundance of caution. just last month, alameda police say a man used rocks to break the windows at temple israel of alameda.

as we check out liver doppl tlie there is leftover moisture from lydia spinning off the coastline. and those dew points are running higher than what we're used to. take a look, 60 to 69 degrees, humid. this is not what we're used to. 67 degree dew point in san jose. so if your clothes feel like you are sticking to you, and you don't have ac, it is a tough one and it won't be very easy to sleep tonight. some of that moisture along with monsoon flow is bringing in strong thunderstorms to the sierra nevada, gusty winds, rain and hail associated with it. so posing a fire danger there. fires being reported in reno. winds gusting out of the southwest to 28 in napa, that is going to help clear some of this really poor air quality we've been dealing with. the air quality today is moderate. tomorrow, good air quality for the south central bay. so hopefully you can breathe a little easier. this is what will keep the cool willing trend going. we do have fog around. 70s right now sfwraan francisco oakland. you can see pier 150, so, some e fogginess over the bay. con cacord is currently 89. in

"> ( mark ) thanks lydia.back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) credit monitoring giant -- equifax -- has been hit by a high-tech heist... that's compromised the personal information of nearly half the country. hackers accessed the sensitive information of about 143-million people. that includes social security numbers, birth dates, addresses, and driver's licenses numbers. industry experts say the hacking of equifax should concern almost every american... even if you have never personally used the company's services. they also say there isn't much you can do to protect yourself... but you should monitor your credit report closely. ( mark ) equifax is offering free credit monitoring for a year to anyone who's worried about their information being compromised. ( darya ) happ

lydia. ( lydia )you can see behind me crews are placing barricades around zellerback hall.this is where conservative commentator ben shapiro will be speaking tonight.conservative commentator ben shapiro is set to speak on campus tonight at 7pm.authorities and administrators are trying to avoid a repeat of the violent clashes that broke out here against a planned speech by conservative media personality milo yinnapolous.in that case, the event was canceled and the university was placed on lockdown.at 4 p.m., police will close the perimeter around zellerbach hall and nearby buildings. at the same time, zellerbach hall and several surrounding buildings will close. access to zellerbach, which reopens at 6 p.m., will only be permitted for those with a ticket to the event.we spoke with a spokesperson for the berkeley college republicans, the group bringing shapiro to campus.<>

(james) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live with the details. lydia. ( darya ) ( darya ) ( darya ) and that third fire happened in san francisco. it started just before 2:00 this morning on harvard street. three people were injured... two of whom had to be rescued. one man is in critical condition. this is a picture tweeted out by the san francisco fire department showing the damage to the building. we have also learned that a 17 year old suffered moderate burns and smoke inhalation. the teenager is expected to (james) more breaking news we are following this morning... hurricane maria is hammering puerto rico.(darya) the category 4 storm is hitting the island as we speak. this is just some of the video coming out of puerto rico this morning. you can see the wind and heavy rain hammering the island. the storm is bringing winds of more than 150 miles per hour. the governor of puerto rico calling this the worst storm to hit the island in modern history. ( anny ) ( james )( darya ) anny hong is here now she is tracking maria this morning. anny. (an

not completely solid on the coastline as you check out what is left of what was once tropical storm lydia. this is to blame for the mugginess you have been feeling. that moisture will continue to wrap around and bring the potential to feel sticky still but it's the general trend is for the mugginess to be coming down slowly over the next several days. the dew point, many 60s here in the humid range. but 58 in santa rosa and hayward, it's muggy but not terrible like it was earlier. the forecast for tomorrow, the dew points in the low 60s first thing in the morning at 7:00 a.m. that is humid. 60 to 69 degrees. this continues into the 11:30 hour. at lunch, be aware of this. it will feel more muggy than what you are used to. tomorrow evening temperatures will be coming down tomorrow afternoon but the dew points will remain elevated tomorrow evening. as we head to the end of the workweek, that will also improve. temperatures in the 60s and 70s out there. a mild night. as you check out a live look. a shaky camera and the wind is certainly helping to make it feel better in terms of the air. but

tropical system lydia is moving northward.e weather in southern california. maybe for us late sunday and monday. 90s to 100s so really hot. 110, 112, 114 possible today, sal. 8:31. do you have good news? >> yes, there's -- it is in the freezer back there and the loading dock if you want some. >> thanks for sharing. >> sure. plenty for you if you want to make your way over to the loading dock refrigerator, steve. just inside talk. behind the scenes chatter. let's talk about 80 westbound if you're driving towards the macarthur maze. you will see that truck crash is still there blocking lanes. right now traffic is backed up. we've been talking about this since it happened at 5:00 this morning. so here we are three and a half hours in. they're making progress, but it is still backed up as you can see. i will push back here. backed up from highway 4. finally the volume backed up. if you are driving down the east shore freeway, it will be a better drive. if you take the timer and get it out between the carquinez bridge and the macar

lydia.carp/buying a-ci got an alert ( tiffany ) in an effort to help people in the area beat the heat, several cities across the bay area are opening up cooling centers. here are a few of them. a cooling center will be at centre concord on clayton road. in santa rosa there will be a on west college steele lane. and in cooling center will be at the center on west second street.complete list of all cooling location log on to kron4 dot com. (tiffany) and make sure you have the kron4 mobile app to track the high temperatures. we will also let you know when breaking news happens in your neighborhoods - through push alerts. ( darya ) the water is start to r

lydia. ( lydia ) breaking news from overnight...s dead after a triple shooting in san francisco. it happened around 10:15 last night near the intersection of sunnydale avenue and hahn street. one person died and two others were injured. police have not released any other information. stick with the kron 4 morning news... we will keep you updated through out the morning. ( mark ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) happening now... people in one east bay neighborhood being told not to drink the tap water.( mark ) tiffany mcelroy is here with the details. tiffany. ( tiffany ) this is happening in the alameda point neighborhood of alameda. the warning is in effect until further notice. people in that area are being told not to use the tap water for drinking, brushing teeth, washing dishes, cooking, or for your pets. emergency volunteers were on hand last night to hand out bottled water to residents... after some people reported a kind of "sludge" coming out of their taps. alameda public works sa

lydia. ( lydia ) <"i think, ya know, he should have the opportunity to have a platform. have a special opportunity; i think he should have the same opportunity as anyone else." there should be no fascist or white supremacist setting foot on this campus, they should be driven out of berkeley and they should be driven out of the white house.> ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) still ahead... a deadly shooting at a church in tennessee. this morning we're hearing from the victim's daughter. and how a ten year old boy stepped up to protect others in the ( darya ) and... its president trump versus steph curry. how the warriors star is responding to the president taking back his white house invitation. . no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. back. lets get a check of weather and traffic this morning. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (james)it's a mild start to this first full week of fall. morn

lydia. ( lydia )in campbell, the victim saw a gun. all four robberies happened in broad daylight.police here in campbell released very clear surveillance images of a man and woman accused in these robberies.(take vo)so far, campbell is the only jurisdiction to release surveillance photos, but the pictures are so clear investigators say there may be no need to release the other images, which are said to include some video as well. police are confident someone will recognize the two people. the two are suspected in at least four separate armed robberies in campbell, santa clara, sunnyvale and san jose. the crime spree began early in the morning on friday, sept. 8. in each case, the suspects confronted people as they conducted transactions at atms.

monday we may get a chance of thunderstorms from lydia. triple digits in-store inland through sunday. mid 90s by monday and tuesday. even the 80s by the middle of next week. we will get through the next couple days together. we can handle it. craziness along the bay. >> coming up, you have heard of leasing a car. what about renting a pet. why one group is saying no way. >> coming up in sports more cuts to come. the 49 -- 49ers clear up questions. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow! nice outfit. when i grow up, i'm going to mars. we're working on that. some people know how far they want to go. a personalized financial strategy can help you get them there. see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's california

pantazes who is in san jose where two people were injured in a lydia. ( lydia )you can see all the burnedurniture and clothing that was taken out of the home sitting here in front of the duplex.here's what happened.... at about 12:10 in the morning witnesses reported seeing heavy black smoke coming from the attic and windows of the duplex on the 500 block of hazel dell way in san jose. once firefighters got to the scene the people who live inside had already gotten out. two people were taken to the hospital, one with burns and the other suffered smoke inhalation.both are in stable condition.one dog was found dead inside the duplexit took firefighters about 15 minutes to know put fire.we talked to firefighters about how people were able to get out.. <>( lydia )red cross is assisting the people who live in the duplexes.the cause of the fire is still under investigation.reporting live in san jose, lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( darya ) and that third fire happened in san francisco. it started just before 2:00 this morning on harvard street. three people were injured... two of whom had to be re

what was once a tropical storm lydia is rem nnnants of it and mo around the area of low pressure andt's going to make its way across the bay area as we head into the overnight hours and tomorrow. that's why we're tracking the potential for thunder and showers. when you check out the dew points, you see some spots are in the low 60s. and certainly feeling humid in san jose and mountain view in the low 60s. and until we get rid of the and until we get rid of the moisture, we're food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> as the monstrous hurricane irma makes its way towards florida, efforts are underway to get people and animals out of harm's way. a rescue center by former oakland a's star are answering the call. >> oo you might have heard of

at the same time the remains from former tropical storm lydia will bring more clouds and muggy weather through the first part of the week. (justine) there's a lot of optimism in houston tonight, as the city continues the massive clean up from tropical storm harvey. you can see here... all the piles of soaked trash people have now pilled up in the streets. the city's mayor says 95- percent of houston's electrical grid is operational. and that most businesses will re-open on tuesday. and, in churches, it was a "national day of prayer" for storm victims. from our partners at cnn... sonia moghe has the latest. joel osteen, lakewood church pastor:hope is rising again in our city...."joel osteen's lakewood mega-church, which became a shelter for hundreds of flood victims in houston last week, held its sunday mass on this "national day of prayer". churches across the country prayed for those who lost loved ones in the storm-- and the thousands who lost everything.millions of dollars are pouring into the city to help people get back on their feet.volunteers are passing out clothes, food and cl

not completely solid on the coastline as you check out what is left of what was once tropical storm lydiathis is to blame for the mugginess you have been feeling. that moisture will continue to wrap around and bring the potential to feel sticky still but it's the general trend is for the mugginess to be coming down slowly over the next several days. the dew point, many 60s here in the humid range. but 58 in santa rosa and hayward, it's muggy but not terrible like it was earlier. the forecast for tomorrow, the dew points in the low 60s first thing in the morning at 7:00 a.m. that is humid. 60 to 69 degrees. this continues into the 11:30 hour. at lunch, be aware of this. it will feel more muggy than what you are used to. tomorrow evening temperatures will be coming down tomorrow afternoon but the dew points will remain elevated tomorrow evening. as we head to the end of the workweek, that will also improve. temperatures in the 60s and 70s out there. a mild night. as you check out a live look. a shaky camera and the wind is certainly helping to make it feel better in terms of the air. but hu

but notice to the south, that's the remnants of tropiocal storm lydia. clouds from that system will help cool us down but also make it feel more muggy. there's even a slight chance of a lightning strike or shower. it is a spare the air day again tomorrow as air quality continues to suffer under high pressure. it will begin to cool near the coast tomorrow with highs at the beaches in the 70s. the central valley will still see temperatures well over 100 degrees. highs around the bay tomorrow will be hot and over 100 inland with mainly 80s and 90s around the bay and 70s at the immediate coast. we should see more heat relief on labor day and into next week. we'll need to eye on that tropical moisture tuesday. by wednesday near normal stay that way into next weekend. (jr stone) and crews in contra costa county are making progress on a fire. it's happening right now in rossmor...a small gated community in walnut creek. there are no reports of injuries. this is video sent in by a kron four viewer. and take a look at that smoke. dozens of firefighters are on sce