amy: back-to-school excitement in moraga. we talked about keeping kids safe from covid, but another focus. the police department wants to remind everyone that we haven't seen large groups of children heading back to school in a long time, so we need to be mindful of the police department put out a warning reminding everyone to slow down. don't text and drive, and also wanting to prepare everyone for traffic congestion we have not seen around the schools in a while. and then there is the issue of keeping kids safe. doctors say it is key the adults and parents and teachers get vaccinated. wearing masks is importance -- important. >> i think it is inevitable there will be more covid cases among children. but as we know, most children who get covid do relatively well. the vast majority do not have dramatic symptoms. >> he says the med med med not sure why it impacts kids differently than adults but that is typically the case here he recognizing returning -- recognizes returning to work has a risk. -- typically the case. he recogn

today it is moraga's students in piedmont, castro valley and eastside today.ies have been upgraded to level four list. people who travel to those countries must be fully vaccinated. kumasi: ballots have been mailed for the recall election. everyone will be getting a male in ballot. reggie: -- a mail in ball thisorngthe elepnt no one knows why they left and traveled hundreds of miles away. mike: a look at our temperatures, average highs around 67 to 89. temperature 69 to 95. several degrees warmer than average. kumasi: checking out a live look in emeryville. heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are not on yet. "hamilton" is returning to the theater tonight. guests will need to prove they are fully vaccinated or prevent a net -- or present a negative covid test. masks are required vaccinated or not. reggie: i am so excited about this. shout out to our friends and the last. -- and the cast. they are all great. kumasi: it is going to be good. i have been looking at everything they have been sharing on instagram. reggie: they said it has been

. >>> the moraga police department is mourning one of their own.l kevin mooeny died saturday from covid-19 and related complications. the 58-year-old joined the depth in 2013 and rose to the ranks before arriving in moraga moony served in the sheriff's department for 21 years. he was a united states marine corporal veteran who served overseas and saw combat in iraq. he's a fierce advocate for victims and his colleagues will be missed. funeral services are pending. >> the leading cause of death among officers in the united states is covid. >> they're not all vaccinated so everybody is making -- >>> there's a new ruling putting the future of ride shares in california in limbo. an east bay judge has declared prop 22 unconstitutional. remember, that's the ballot measure voters approved allowing drivers to be classified as independent contractors. >> "today in the bay's" cierra johnson joins us with how drivers plan to respond today. good morning, cierra. >> yeah, good morning, kris, scott. it was back in november where voters passed a ballot measure th

modi joined the moraga pd in 2013 after serving 21 years with the contra costa sheriff's office. west contra, costa county unified schools are reporting a positive case of covid-19 at richmond high school kron four's gayle ong has that for us. >> a spokesperson for west contra. costa county unified school district confirmed a positive case of covid-19 within the richmond high school community and the individual was last on campus august 16th the statement also says the school areas where the individual spend time are being cleaned and disinfected. what school officials did not address multiple cases nor specify if the individual was a student or staff. they want to remind everyone in the district community to stay home if feeling sick or ill all staff members must show vaccination by september 7 or submit to weekly covid-19 testing senate president. my part. >> and that coleman every quarter the we're sure my cancels that bag this contra costa resident has been keeping safe, but says whether it's school or workplace, it is hard to keep up with the changing health guidelines call.

. >>> the moraga police department mourning the loss of a detective who died of covid. detective kevin mooney died saturday. he had been with the moraga pd since 2013, was a former deputy with the contra costa county sheriff's department for 21 years. mooney also remembered for starting the department's holiday toy program, which collected hundreds of toys for the marine corps toys for tots program. not clear whether mooney was vaccinated. he was 58 years old. >>> taking a live look at sfo, where time is ticking for united airlines employees to get fully vaccinated. the carrier set a new deadline of september 27th. those who fail to do so will be fired. united moved up that date from late october after the fda's full approval of the pfizer vaccine. >>> take a live look outside. wildfire smoke is still kind of hanging around. hasn't cleared out completely from around the bay. a thick veil of haze you can see still visible, especially in the east bay. >> chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking those conditions for us. >>> that hayes blew in from over the pacific that

moraga police made the announcement on social media this evening saying that corporal kevin mooney. >> died yesterday from covid. he joined the moraga police department in 2013 after serving 21 years with the contra costa sheriff's office. and just 2 days ago, sergeant virgil thomas with the richmond police department. >> died after contracting covid-19 on duty. police richmond police made that announcement on instagram. the department said that sergeant thomas served the richmond community with pride purpose and passion for more than 24 years. >> there was a big milestone in california's battle against covid-19 state health official to announce today. they have now administered 500,000 vaccines for the 3rd straight week, almost 55% of eligible californians are now fully vaccinated against covid-19. now the west contra costa unified schools. they're now reporting a positive case of covid-19 atrrichmond high school. >> kron four's. gayle ong has the story. >> a spokesperson for west contra. costa county unified school district confirmed a positive case of covid-19 within the richmond h

. >> el departamento de la policía de moraga está de luto, (nombre en inglés) trabajó el año 2013, trabajólos estados unidos reportó que la semana pasada 120 niños dieron positivo al covid-19, las cifras tienen el alerta a padres de familia sobre todo ahora que los hijos regresaron a la escuela . >> porque hahabido muchas muertes. >> los niños empiezan a vivir. >> cifras preocupantes al escuchar que 259 niños en texas están hospitalizados por covid-19, de acuerdo al departamento de salud y servicios humanos de los estados unidos . >> adela godoy y norma ,comentan que sus hijos regresaron a clases . >> en la escuela de mis hijas no usan la mascarillas, pero ellas la usan . >> algunos no usan máscara, dicen que la mayoría sí, los padres están preocupados y sí están usando la mascarilla . >> los hijos de adela están en (nombre en inglés), hay (cifras en pantalla) estudiantes con virus, pero hay un mandato temporal ,además adela dice que buena higiene es primordial. >> hay otra cosa nomás con la enfermedad (información en pantalla) evacuaciones continúan en kabul, refugiados van a francia, gra

> y otros distritos escolares regresaron a clases presenciales como en san josÉ, en castro valey, moraga lafayette. >>> el departamento de antidrogas del paÍs o la dea, indicÓ que en 2020 se reportaron miles de casos por sobredosis ya sea con fentanilo u opioides sintÉticos, las autoridades destacan la importancia de hablar de estos temas con nuestros hijos para que estÉn bien informados. >>> trabajadores de la salud pÚblica salieron a protestar para exigir que se les respete si quieren vacunarse o no, aquÍ los detalles en el siguiente informe. >>> este es el dilema para quienes dicen que sus empleadores le obligan a vacunarse para continuar trabajando. >>> es triste porque yo trabajo aquÍ hace muchos aÑos. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> estefanie, quien es enfermera, me dice que este tema es sobre un derecho de decidir por sÍ mismo, y no tanto por la seguridad de la vacuna. >>> de verdad no saben mucho de esta medicina. >>> a lo que las autoridades del hospital respondieron que aunque la vacuna contra el covid se realizÓ mÁs rÁpido que otras, los estudios sin embargo fueron mÁs profundos.

the police department says the family is still working on funeral arrangements in moraga amanda harinews. >> well, more reforms could be coming to antioch police department after mayor lamar thorpe now is looking to ban several controversial and potentially deadly police restraint techniques including the need to the back of somebody's neck. >> prohm techniques. it can be anything from when your hand on somebody's back and using all of your body weight to keep them down. that's that's something that can cause position of fixation. so anything that obstructs the airways we want we want to certainly take a deep look at me and banned from from any use. >> over the past year. 2 people have died in custody of antioch police. one of them was 30 year-old angelo quinto, a navy veteran who died after an officer put his knee on the back of his neck during an arrest last week. a jury ruled that that death was accidental. but family members still believe that a ban on need to neck. restraints could have saved his life. >> he would be alive today. if maybe there's insufficient, it may be that it'

in the low to mid 80's moraga 83 degrees walnut creek in the upper 80's. conquered 92 degrees. so we are going to be a few degrees above average in lynn triple digit heat for vacaville napa in the mid 80's and even nevada warming up into the low 90's for your thursday afternoon highs. that warming trend peaking on saturday and then slightly cooler forecast expected early this upcoming week. back to you. just in. thank you so much. worrisome. >> still ahead, the yanks. well, this is dashcam video capturing a man throwing an axe right into another car's windshield how the shocking case of road rage and it. and after the break, animal control need your help finding this woman who they say coyote in san francisco. why authorities are saying they >> in san francisco. if you're caught feeding a coyote, it can cost you a fine. however, the coyote could end up paying the ultimate price. that's why san francisco animal care and control need your help to track down a woman who is suspected of feeding before that. i even happens. kron four's haaziq has the story. >>

members of the moraga police department are mourning the loss of one of their own. tonight, corporal kevin mooney died saturday after a battle with covid com for some and harry spoke to the police chief about corporal mooney and the legacy he left behind it. >> the police chief described the loss of corporal mooney as gut wrenching. he says the entire department his heartbroken. he described mooney as a friend to all and a family man. >> we're sad it hurts in. we're taking care of each other and and taken care of his family police chief john king tells me there will be a noticeable loss to the department with the death of corporal kevin mooney. i described him as a fierce advocate for victims. chief king says mooney always cared for the victims. >> and pursued suspects free. let leslie he was the department's detective before joining raga police. he served as a contra costa county sheriff's deputy for 21 years. he was also a member of the united states marine corps for 29 years. king says unfortunately, tony was ill for a while. covid is a is a strange disease. >> i

the police department says the family is still working on funeral arrangements in moraga amanda harin 4 news. >> community members and city leaders in chicago held a vigil early today in support of a civil rights icon who is now in a different kind of a fight. >> reverend jesse jackson and his wife jacqueline are both in the hospital after getting infect d with covid their son jonathan jackson released a statement today saying there is no change in their condition yesterday. both were responding positively to treatment. jesse jackson was vaccinated, but he does have preexisting conditions including parkinson's disease. jacqueline jackson's vaccination status is not clear tonight, community leaders are hoping and praying for the best. >> he has fought and prayed for so many. this is the we can do to invoke some divine intervention. it plain that day. we're going to pray we are not stop bran because we reverend jesse jackson with us. america. it's better off yet because of jesse jackson, even his enemies. he's prayed for them. >> the famed civil rights leader is 79 years old. his wife

in the low to mid 80's with moraga 83 degrees and taking a look at the north bay forecast. going to see valais and even napa warming up into the low 80's yacht bill low 90's with vacaville toasty temperatures. they're trying to flirt with that triple digit heat. sandra fell 81 degrees and mill valley. there you pleasant temperatures there, 77 degrees. so take a look ahead at your next 7 day outlook warming trend will be slightly higher by tuesday. wednesday, though we are going to cool down about 5 degrees below average. but then rounding out the next 7 days. very seasonable temperatures. but. there could be a heat wave. heading our way. details on that at your full 10 at 10 outlook coming up in just a few minutes at 10 o'clock to 10. yes, at the 9 at 9. here we go again. >> we tried. please tell like one more sneak peek. ask lawrence and see what he says he's the boss. i'm just, you know, following order you may. i do have a good in with lauren you know, you can make that happen. i don't i don't think it's going to last long. if you mention 99. >> you like another graphic

the moraga police department, however, the latest to have a covid death. one of their officers died of covid after a month battling the 58 year-old moraga police officer has died. his name corporal kevin mooney and he died over the weekend. he joined them. the pd and 2013 after 21 years with the contra costa county sheriff's office. >> well, in the north bay marine county held a mass vaccination clinic offering a booster covid-19 vaccine for people with weakened immune systems forcefully call reports now from sandra fell were 100 showed up for their 3rd shot. >> immunocompromised marine county residents jumped at the chance of receiving a 3rd dose of a covid-19 vaccine. >> hundreds rushed to the marin center exhibit hall in sandra fell saturday where marine county public health partnered with safe way to administer the shots. we didn't wait. not one bit. my wife's in line right shuns with medical conditions like cancer hiv or take medications that suppress their immune systems are considered at higher risk of getting infected with covid-19 and suffering se

space a little on the hot side but not as warm as it's been about 92 in dublin, about 89 degrees moraga 74 in oakland. 74 also in richmond. and then you look about 80 degrees and below about 84 in benicia few clouds lingering out near the coastline. patchy fog temperatures there in the 60's. thanks. lourdes. after pulling an all-nighter, the senate passed a 3.5 trillion dollars spending plan. >> it's the first step towards passing the rest of president biden's infrastructure agenda. the proposal includes money for universal pre k free two-year community college. >> funding for clean energy initiatives. kron four's, washington correspondent kellie meyer joins us live to talk about what's next. kelly. >> good evening. grant and katharine. well, like you said, this is just the first step in what could be a long and tricky process to get this budget plan approved. but less than 24 hours after passing the bipartisan infrastructure deal democrats set the wheels in motion. >> i'm very pleased to report that the 2 tracks strategy. is right on track. the senate is now on a path to passing a 3.5

moraga majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about chores and use less energy is available.rgy because that's power down time. >>> right now at 4:30, a wildfire looming near lake tahoe this warning. the cautious warning to residents as flames spread and air quality worsens. plus -- >> there was no evidence that he had anything to do with what happened to lacey. >> years after being convicted for the murder of his pregnant wife, scot peterson's legal team is fighting to get him a new trial and hear from family of c. we dive to the violent trend that left one student unconscious. this is "today in the bay."

. >> other schools opening today include san ramon valley and eastside union, morgue moraga and piedmont. tomorrow they return in pleasantton south palo alto and k through 5 in palo alto return on thursday and students in santa clara and mount diablo. you are covered for back to school, your questions answered and the best gadgets for students returning to the classroom and how to keep them sanitized. a cnet editor comes up this morning at 6:30. >>> looking live at the u.s. capitol where today the senate is set to hold a final vote on the trillion and several senators from both parties. cbs reporter bradley blackburn says the legislation is expected to past with bipartisan support. >> reporter: the wrangling took longer than expected but senate leaders say the trillion dollar infrastructure bill is moving forward. >> it may have taken all weekend, but the senate is now finally on the precipice of passing major bipartisan infrastructure legislation. >> reporter: a final vote in the senate is expected today on a plan that includes $550 in new spending on traditional infrastructure projects

. >> also back in the classroom today, alanis unified in contra costa county, the moraga school district, and piedmont unified. kpix 5 has you covered on all platforms for back-to-school. tomorrow morning we're talking kids and mental health. we'll talk to an expert live on how to help them deal with a school year that is anything but normal. that's tomorrow morning beginning at 4:30. >>> the american academy of pediatrics says the number of children contracting covid-19 has increased fivefold in just the past month. just in the last week, the u.s. reported nearly 94,000 new pediatric covid cases. that's a 143% increase from two weeks ago, and the highest number of pediatric cases reported since february. this comes as a fight escalates over republican-led efforts to ban protective measures like mask mandates in schools some school districts are defining those orders. >> it's about parental choice, not government mandates. >> if you're not interested in following the public health guidelines, to protect the lives of people in your state, then get out of the way. let local officials do th

served in moraga for 26 years and was veteran who served overseas, saw combat in iraq.cribed as fierce advocate for victims. will be missed. >>> fda expected to grant full approval for pfizer's covid vaccine tomorrow. hope it will ease concern for those still hesitant to get shots. sergio quintana says could be changes how it's prescribed. >> reporter: once the fda grants full approval, doctor says they could remove one of the key reasons some people haven't got shots yet. >> there's a psychological barrier for some people, this is great, lot of people will hopefully take it when approved. >> reporter: also more businesses, schools and organizations can mandate them without concern for challenges. and doctors will have broader licenses to prescribe third doses. >> more leeway for me to say i think you're immunocompromised, may not fit exact definition laid out. >> reporter: full approval could allow pediatricians to consider doses for children just under 12 but pfizer is about to release data on dosing 5 to 11 years old. >> some pediatricians say you look like 12-year-o

before you start to cool down on tuesday. 95 degrees of peace for concord and walnut creek or into and moragain the mid 80's. so some mild temperatures there and quite the spread for those of you in the north bay vacaville a 106 degrees vallejo and venetian the low 90's sonoma scorching temperatures there. 97 degrees with nevado in the mid-nineties and taking a look ahead at your next 10 day outlook relief in sight arriving tuesday. thanks to that stronger sea breeze got to keep an eye, though, on the elevated areas are local peaks and mountain specifically in the north bay that could actually spark wildfires if those gusty offshore winds do develop starting tuesday night through wednesday. so going to keep an eye on that in the coming days from the crowd for weather center. but the good news is temperatures cooling down near average for most of the next 10 days. looking good. thanks to much. thanks for his son. still ahead, the great highway is about to reopen to traffic tomorrow. but some want to put the brakes on this one. >> details next. yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico becau

98 and hot in live more tomorrow. 81 in hayward, 84 degrees in union city in 87, in free one 91 in moraga 98 it walnut creek and sunny, it will be about 75 should be very nice in the berkeley tomorrow afternoon. and 75 also in oakland through the delta tomorrow. we will get a little bit of a breeze as we head through the day. but what's going to be on the toasty side by the afternoon back along the coastline. just enough of that sea breeze and that cool fog moving in slowly breaking up throughout the day but still enough to keep those temperatures much, much cooler as much as 30 plus degrees. cooler up toward the beach next couple days. staying hot inland. a pretty nice inside the bay and a little cool out along the coastline with some patchy fog continuing off and on all week. thank you. lawrence said talk about road hogs. take a look at these little piggies cent got loose on a missouri freeway. >> they're in a tractor trailer last night when the vehicle overturned in many of those big scott lose roaming along the highway there venturing into grass divider as first responders closed off

east bay tomorrow afternoon. 86 degrees in fremont should be about 84 degrees in union city 87 in moraga 90's in a walnut creek and concord by tomorrow afternoon, 77 in oakland, 78 degrees in richmond in the north bay. those temperatures soaring to 91 and feel about 83 in the napa valley and some of that smoke moving in by the middle of the day there as well. so be prepared for that tomorrow. be a little more hazy around the bay area. and i think as high pressure builds overhead, i think we'll see a lot of the smoke kind of get trapped here iver the weekend. friday and saturday. not a real strong onshore. push temperatures getting near triple digits over the weekend before cooling down next week. >> person breathing right now. >> still ahead a day. why an ohio woman suddenly stopped breathing and how those around her were so well prepared to give her life saving support and the bear euthanized after raiding a chicken coop in southern california. why it had to be put down and what neighbors are so upset. it's the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the mo

. >> plus, east side union, morgue moraga and paidmond. and we have you covered for back to school. all your questions answered, plus, the best gadgets for students returning to the classroom. and a cn etch t edtor joins us live at 6:30. >>> with masks mandatory in schools and increasing number of public pastes, a key metric in the covid surge is headed back in the right direction this morning. the state's test positivity average is now 6.3% so that's down from 7% just a week ago. >>> i am anne mackovic at the news desk. looking at walnut creek, latest municipality in the bay area to require city employees be vaccinated to come to work joining san jose, the state of california and federal government in the requirement. refusal to comply could lead to disciplinary action starting with the warning and then ending with unpaid leave or ation. the mayor of walnut creek tweeted about this saying inrmt is going to be effective on august 16th next monday. all employees and contractors of the city will be required to be vaccinated. he says it's doing to protect the element of our employees a

you get to conquer probably about 91 degrees 89 in moraga 71 in oakland, about 74 degrees and lael. he's in the north bay too, along the coastline. pretty cool. got a nice fresh air and that fog rolling on shore. temperatures cooling down saturday and sunday just a little bit by monday starts think we're looking at maybe more of a northerly wind kicking in. and i think that maybe at the surface. so we may have some more air issues. this one that could be little more important than what we saw okay. thank you. >> still ahead a day the great highway in the city turned into a pedestrian pathway during the pandemic. but that is about change and why that's fueling some frustration. >> san francisco. the great highway has been closed to vehicular traffic for nearly a year and a half because of covid, of course. but later this month, the roadway will reopen to cars at least partially highway turn pedestrian pathway has been very popular. but the shutdown did disrupt the traffic flow in the area forcing drivers hpinto neighborhoods making residents unhappy the compromise that the city has c

and we're tracking upper 70's for renda and moraga upper 80's over concord and walnut creek. both of the warming up to 88 degrees in quite the spread for most of our north bay valleys. we're tracking 70's, 80's and yes, even 90's the warmest spot. you guessed it. vacaville 96 degrees. but those of the of a lay home in the low 80's and napa 78 degrees for your sunday afternoon. so we're going to wake up to august august first officially arrives tomorrow can't even believe that. but we're going to see quick clearing tomorrow from coastal valleys. plenty of sunshine for your sunday afternoon. stinson beach, 55 degrees. but as you make your way inland petaluma in the upper 70's. so we are going to see for your 10 at 10 outlook. temperatures. very seasonal for most of the upcoming 10 day slight dip for your midweek forecast about 5 degrees below average from coast valleys. but overall, very little change for the next 10 day outlook. so enjoy back to you. just in. jonathan. thank you so much for breeze. so lawmakers on capitol hill are busy as the senate holds some saturday session

. >>> also heading back to the classroom today, eastside union school district moraga piedmont unified and san ramon. >> and kpix5 has u covered for back to school. all your questions answered. live all week starting at 4:30 for school districts reopening. plus, for more information on how your district is handling back to school, go to kpix.com. >>> with masks mandatory in schools and increasing number of public spaces, a key metric in california's covid surge is headed back in the right direction. the state's test positivity average is now 6.3%. that's down from about 7% a week ago. >>> i am anne mackovic tracking the latest municipality to require its workers to be vaccinated against covid-19. looking live down town. walnut creek where city workers got word they are going to have to be vaccinated or face weekly testing. joining san jose, san francisco, and the state of california and the federal government refusal to comply could lead to things like a warning, and ending with unpaid leave or termination. the mayor of walnut creek tweeted about this yesterday saying that this is goin

degrees at 4 pleasanton and also walnut creek and conquered in the mid 90's mid 80's for renda and moragat 83 degrees nap in the upper 80's. but those of you in vacaville in solano county and pittsburgh triple digit heat. and out of the triple digits for nevada in santa rosa low to mid-nineties instead and taking a look ahead at your next 10 at 10 outlook cooling down with relieve arriving from coast to valleys by tuesday, bring a seasonal weather and overall looking like a great labor day weekend forecast as well. a little bit hot on monday for your labor day monday. but our coast and east bay shore lines looking amazing in the 60's. enjoy that jonathan just seen. back to you. thank you. >> in southern california. a mountain lion killed after attacking and injuring a 5 year-old boy. so this happened this morning just before 11 o'clock and fish and wildlife officials are saying the boy was attacked in the front yard of his own home right near calabassas. the 65 pound mountain lion left the boy with wounds to his. >> head neck and upper torso and the child's mother was the one who fought o

also in the mid-nineties there with the renda and moraga mid 80's.f you in oakland and san leandro low to mid 80's throughout most of the east bay shoreline with napa 88 degrees that could build though a 103 degrees. but fortunately nobody on samara fell out of that triple digit mark as a santa rosa low to mid-nineties for your sunday afternoon highs and that cooling trend going to continue monday through tuesday with below average temperatures arriving by the middle of this upcoming week and improved air quality as well. we will finally be able to breed by around tuesday. but we still have that spare the air alert and air quality advisory in effect through sunday night. so. >> please be safe out there bay area for the 2nd half of your weekend. back to you. jonathan just thank you. still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 8. >> a 5 year-old boy attacked by a mountain. lion will show you how the little boy's mom used her own bare hands to say boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just t

the afternoon livermore 88 degrees and all in the low 80's with hayward at 72 degrees or india and moragaper 70's with upper 80's for those of you in concord and walnut creek inland valleys, cooling down to where you should be for early august in benicia 77 degrees napa degree warmer at 78 degrees. and we're tracking mid 80's for those of you nevado in sandra fell 79 degrees with no valley in the mid 60's. so overall, very comfortable forecast by early august standards. we're going to be on cruise control, going to see a lot more sunshine monday, not going to do much though the temperature department by wednesday, though we will dip about 5 degrees below average from coast to valleys. we're going to see most of the bay area shoreline in the low to mid and upper 60's. but inland valleys mid 80's. so enjoy those pleasant temperatures there and then rebounding to very seasonable highs for the next 7 days almost showed you the 10 at 10 outlook, you have to wait an hour for that for that little sneak peek. i always jump ahead. i don't know why you need the 9 at 9. then i know. let's pitch >> 7

83 degrees with a low 70's for hayward walnut creek and conquered in the low 80's and orinda and moragad 73 degrees napa 70 degrees and sonoma 10 degrees warmer in the low 80's with santa rose at 75 degrees. but a little bit warmer nevado 78 degrees. and we're going to be on cruise control through tuesday, wednesday. that's going to be the day where we're finally going to reach near average highs from coastal valleys. but look at how much we warm up 10 degrees by thursday and in the triple digits by friday for inland valleys, 70's and 80's along the coast and east bay shoreline until we gradually start to cool down but still going to be warm even for the next 7 days. back to you. jonathan just seen. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> look, i've only been here in the bay for 3 years now. but there's just been something electric about the bay bridge series this year. i took in a matchup a few months ago at oracle and now is that this game on friday at the coliseum in it has not disappointed bay area baseball fans this season in today was no different. let's go out to oakland a 106,708 fans turn

in lemore 81 in pleasant, about 80 in dublin, about 69 degrees in fremont. 69 also in hayward, 78 moraga 71 in oakland and sunny in the afternoon. 83 degrees. a much more comfortable in concord 76 and lael about 77 degrees in the napa valley and about 80 degrees and snow back toward the coastline. not much clearing just some patchy fog and drizzle. those temperatures in the 50's and the 60's about 72 in san anselmo. so next couple days it looks like we're going to see cooler temperatures for tomorrow. those numbers going to drop that as we get into friday and saturday. we warm back up again. only to cool off somewhat on sunday. next monday, we could see a little bit of an offshore wind that could bring some of that smoke from the fires. back in the bay area. thank you, lawrence. tonight, new york governor andrew cuomo is refusing to resign from office despite a growing number of lawmakers supporting impeachment. >> it all comes just one day after a bombshell report found that he sexually harassed at least 11 women. tom negovan has the details. >> a loud and angry protests at the governor

he was with the moraga police. he joined in 2013 after serving 21 years with the contra costa county sheriff's office. >> in the north bay marine county held a mass vaccination clinic offering a booster covid-19 vaccine for people with weakened immune systems forcefully pureed all reports now from sandra fell were 100 showed up for their 3rd shot. >> immunocompromised marine county residents jumped at the chance of receiving a 3rd dose of a covid-19 vaccine. >> hundreds rushed to the marin center exhibit hall in sandra fell saturday where marine county public health partnered with safe way to administer the shots. we didn't wait. not one bit. my wife's in line right shuns with medical conditions like cancer hiv or take medications that suppress their immune systems are considered at higher risk of getting infected with covid-19 and suffering severe illnesses. that includes adults of all ages. we want to make sure that we're offering the highest level of immunity we can to this a 3rd day says going to accomplish tha

very pleasant, though, for those of you in orinda and moraga low to mid 70's with richmond at 74 degrees. napa 78 degrees. and for those of you in novato going remain in the mid 80's. so slightly warmer temperatures. they're taking a look ahead at your next 7 day outlook. big warm up thursday and friday with most of our inland valleys warming up into the low to mid 90's with little change through the weekend. back to use in us. >> coming up this hour, the fierce a feeding frenzy that almost had southern california zoo keepers saying see you later alligator. plus meet some fresh air will have details on how you ca this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. happening today. families can visit any national park site for free. there are more than 400 national parks in the u.s. with at least one in every state. >> that includes the muir woods national monument in moraine county today actually marks the one year anniversary of the great american outdoors act which provides funding to he

there with walnut creek and conquered also at 96 degrees and for oakland, 80 degrees or into and moragamid 80's and taking a look in the north bay. we are going to see vacaville and yacht bill even pittsburgh in the triple digit. but we are going to notice cooler weather for napa and the lay hole in the upper 90's with sienna rose at 92 degrees about 10 degrees cooler than where you were today and avato in the mid-nineties with no valley in the 80's. so very mild temperatures. they're taking a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast gradual cooling trend seasonal temperatures by tuesday. that's what we're going to notice improved air quality from coast to valleys with below average temperatures for most of the next 7 days. can't wait for that day to come because it's just been too hot and you can't really go outside and escape at the beach because of the poor air particle. so i mean, really we're just stuck in a rut right now. unfortunately tuesday's the break, though, fortunately is the break. yeah, but sorry didn't happen on the weekend. the good news is labor day weekends coming up in

certainly inland 92 degrees in pleasanton tomorrow. 92 in livermore, 78 union city about 89 degrees in moragarentwood. she get inside the bay. not as bad. those temperatures go to stay comfortable mainly in the 70's. little bit hot in places like a vacaville may be threatening to get into triple digits. and that may be a trend that we're looking at more this weekend as those temperatures are going to soar, especially inland with a big dome of high pressure building in overhead that is going to really heat things up. the coast side go to keep you cool plan on some 60's near triple digits on saturday and sunday in many of the valleys there. but cooling down as we head toward the middle of week. sounds good. thank you, lawrence. >> that's it for kron. 4 news at 10 o'clock. have a good night and we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ school board wars over masks. then took pregnant and stricken with covid. the growing surge. the dilemma facing so many women. plus, how the movie "i am legend" is being used to spread disinformation. and the olympic hero. >> usa! >> announcer: making good on her p

on average died of covid just in the 2 days over the weekend, saturday and sunday, a 1000 each and moraga police officer. one of them was among them, this police officer 58 year-old corporal kevin mooney died of covid. he battled it for 4 weeks. before he died. he joined the morocco. police in 2013 after serving 21 years with the contra costa county sheriff's department. >> a north bay city. now trying to implement its own mask mandate. despite county health leaders not recommending it just yet. solano county, as we know is the only county in the bay area without a mask mandate. but benicia is considering implementing one. on tuesday. city council is going to be voting on a resolution to require face coverings in indoor settings kron four's. amanda hari now with more on the story. >> i was here about 2 and a half weeks ago when county health leaders said they would not be putting a mask mandate in effect for the entire county at that time. most people i spoke to said they wanted to see a mask mandate and that still seems to be true. i think it's a great idea. i think it's overdue. masks m

castro valley unified school district east side union high school district union high school district moraga unified school district district. >> well, for many students getting back to school means getting back to club activities and sports activities as well. the pandemic put a stop to most sports last year including women's basketball, the team at archbishop maddie are many high school was up for a championship when everything was shut down the team's head coach says that having a shorter season during this past spring was actually helpful for her players. but she says she's looking forward having a full season. once again. >> you know, were most focused on bringing the kids back of joy of the game and being together with their friends. everyone was so isolated with also keeping in mind this this idea of doing it safely. and so we need to keep the health in the forefront of our minds, from the physical health but also the emotional health ensuring that they have the opportunity to be around their friends and play the game that they love with people that they left. >> yeah. coach. phillip

in the east bay, the moraga police department is mourning the loss of one of their own this week corporaly died on saturday after a battle with covid. >> he joined the department in 2013 rose through the ranks to serve as morocco's detective. before that, he served in the contra costa county sheriff's office. this also a member of the u.s. marine corps is there in marine uniform police chief john king says mooney earned a reputation as a fierce advocate for victims and his presence will be missed. he's the kind he was the kind of police officer that god forbid a member of your family was ever a crime victim. >> he's the guy you want investigating. they don't get any better than the sky at the end. we're going to. we're going to miss him terribly. >> it is not clear whether or not mooney was vaccinated against covid-19. the police chief says he encourages all of his officers to get shot. but he didn't say whether or needed mooney leaves behind a wife children and several grandchildren. he was 58 years old. >> on the peninsula. the san mateo foster city school district is dealing with a clu

triple digits and 98 degrees for walnut creek richmond and berkeley in the mid 80's with the renda and moragaurday afternoon. highs vacaville a 104 degrees as is pittsburgh fairfield triple digit heat with low 90's. for those of you in napa. nevado 97 degrees in san revolt. also going to hit that low. triple digit mark. so taking a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook. we are going to see some relief on sunday, going to get some of that marine layer influence with that cool sea breeze. but not going to bring much needed relief until early this upcoming week. that's when we finally start to cool down to near average temperatures turning into below average for the next 7 days. that sounds amazing. but we still have 7 days to go on one more day of very hot weather. justine, back to you. thank you so much for brees and stick around. everyone will introduce you to a >> the winner of tsa's cutest canine contest. bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mortgage payments and improve your cashflow. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i

they just made the announcement on social media mooney join the moraga police and 2013 after serving for 21 years with the contra costa county sheriff's office. >> a north bay city now is trying to implement its own mask mandate. despite county health leaders not recommending it just yet. solano county is the only bay area county now without a mask mandate. but benicia is considering implementing one on its own on tuesday, the city council will be voting on a resolution that would require face coverings in indoor settings. proffers amanda hari has the story. >> i was here about 2 and a half weeks ago when county health leaders said they would not be putting a mask mandate in effect for the entire county at that time. most people i spoke to said they wanted to see a mask mandate and that still seems to be true. i think it's a great idea. i think it's overdue. masks may be back in benicia later this week. >> marianna more has lived in the city for more than 40 years. she says she loves it here. the think city to do more to prevent the spread of covid-19. >> if you follow the news, it a

80% of democrats favor the mask mandate while only about 30% of republicans say the same police in moraganow mourning the death of one of its own police officers corporal kevin mooney died saturday after becoming infected with covid 19 mooney joined the department eight years ago and rose through the ranks to serve as detective. he also, sir does arrange master field training officer and president of the moroccan police officers association mooney is survived by his wife children and grandchildren he was 58 years old well the mayor of an eod plans to introduce new legislation tomorrow banning potentially deadly police holds. mayor lamar thorpe said that he's taking action following a recent in custody death okay to be investigative reporter. evan sernoffsky spoke to the mayor about his plan this afternoon heaven tell us more. that's right, heather, the mayor. will introduce the resolution at tomorrow's city council meeting as part of his pledge to reform the city's police department and this follows the high profile death of angelo quinto. we should always look at ways to preserve life. a

anyone in danville, about 78 moraga and about 83 degrees in conquered right through the delta. you're going to see that sea breeze in the fall going to race through overnight tonight. then peel back leaving some sunshine in the afternoon. plenty of 70's back toward the coastline. you've got a lot of fog and low cloud cover on tap up. we're going to get right back up again. looks like on friday and saturday. watch out. maybe some offshore winds may be more smoke in the bay area next monday. all right. thank you, lawrence. thank you for being with us tonight. we'll see you tomorrow. have a good night tonight. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. the sooner y

the police department says the family is still working on funeral arrangements in moraga amanda hariell, the death and sickness caused by covid has increased the need now for ways to handle grief and one bay area woman is practicing a new therapy that takes people out of will to their local beaches and kron four's pam moore explains how it works. >> inhale. >> this is not a yoga class, not a surfing lesson. it is a gathering of women supporting one another as they move through their grief led by someone who knows the subject to well after the pandemic and the loss of my sister. i came to the realization that. >> grief is so universal and it's so hard to talk about kelsey ellis is a certified grief counselor in twenty-twenty. her twin sister. audrey was one of the first people in the u.s. known to die from covid before much of the world really even knew what it was. now kelsey uses her passion for the ocean and surfing for classes and she calls waves of grief. he said we have the love from our hearts to the speaker. >> you never really know. you're going to >> waves of grief is a free

police in moraga are now mourning the death of corporal kevin mooney corporal mooney died saturday afterfected with covid 19 money joined the department eight years ago and rose through the ranks to serve as detective he also served as range master of field training officer and president of the moroccan police officers association mooney is survived by his wife. children and grandchildren he was 58 years old. big changes could be coming to short term rentals in the east bay city of orinda next we'll take a look at the plan that's heading to the city council there and the strict rules that could soon be in place. around the bay area this afternoon partly cloudy skies temperatures running a little cool for this time of year. i do see changes in store as we get into the week ahead better details after the break. it's taken a lot to get to this moment. ♪ grew up at midnight - the maccabees ♪ dreams are on the line. you got this. refresh... it all, comes down, to this. ♪♪ protests in kenosha, wisconsin yesterday the blake family hosted would have called a justice for jacob blake still rally o