mantiene la nubosidad hacia la costa y zonas del condado de san mateo de la penÍnsula y el condado de san marÍna chamarra se la va tener que quitar en la medida que avanza el dÍa. durante la maÑana en toda nuestra Área vamos estar en esos 50° y durante la tarde va a ir subiendo. esta temperaturas que hemos tenido en la semana serÁn por lo menos hacia zonas del interior. tenemos temperaturas en los coches y se grados. tambiÉn en san josÉ en 81°. en la costa tenemos temperaturas en 70°. si se trabaja en el exterior recuerde que aunque tengamos nubosidad y aunque tengamos este sol usted necesita esa protecciÓn. los rayos ultravioletas van estar en niveles altos, lo que significa que debe buscar la sombra, tambiÉn mantenerse con un sobrero entre las 4:00 de la tarde. y se coloca el protector solar que sea mÁs de 15. tambiÉn colÓquese una gafas de sol. para los mismos dÍas estÁ pronosticando temperaturas por encima. es un porcentaje que se me tiene por encima de la norma. el cine semana vamos a llegar a esos 90°. en concord superarÁn los 94°. continuÉ con nosotros, tenemos mÁs. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] >>

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there are about 250 food pantries total in san francisco and marin county. dave dave is one of the volunteers, he has been helping at food bank bank since the start of the pandemic. >> people tend to volunteer at the food bank's are really good people. they are very social and and enjoy speaking to them. >> that >> that is our community in action. if you wish to help out, out, the food bank is matching all donations through the end of of the month. its goal is to serve more than 200,000 of our neighbors each week. > >> let's check on your money now. a rough day, once again on wall street. and my sounding like a broken record at 3:00? the dow fell over 300 points, nasdaq down about 110. s&p 500 fell at about 44. some investors investors are looking a whole lot closer tomorrow's fed meeting, where they are expected expected to raise interest rates rates by another third quarters of a percentage point. we will let you know what happens when it happens tomorrow. > >> let's talk 49ers news now. we we know jimmy g. took a pay cut to return to the team. but now wit

hello, i'm asking commission to approve a new grant agreement with san francisco marine food pafrng bank for das food assistance program this grant hospitals support the food bank pantries and the food procured and distributed to das consumers at pants reals and through the home delivered grocery program. current the food bank has 84 pant reals located throughout the city and in every district. 9 of the food banks pantries are for older adults and with disabilities. they are located at senior housing cites, senior centers and other community based organizations. about 75%, about 63 of them are pantries run by partner organizations supported by food bank staff and remaining 25% are pop up pantries staffed by the food bank. the pop ups are not part of the grant. older adults and adults with disabilities are at high risk for food and nutrition insecurity. pandemic exaceerated this and underscored the significance of das nutrition partners and providing nutrition support to those most in need like the san francisco marine food bank. >> although we responsiblesed positive downward trendses wi

the san francisco-marin food bank put out its 2022 hunger report. insecurity is not just a pandemic problem. the high cost of living and rising inflation are taking a toll as well. 6,000 people who use the food banks took the survey. 82% of family, the 2%. >> are fearful that they're going to run out of food at the end of the week. but fortunately, 95% felt comfort each and securing because of the food bank programs. >> next week, the white house is holding its conference on hunger. the san francisco-marin food bank is urging the federal government to protect calfresh and to increase benefits to end food insecurity. the food bank is also looking for volunteers and donations. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, san jose mayor sam liccardo delivering his final state of the city address last night. we'll take a look at his work and the challenges the city has faced. it's the nation's first fully electric fire engine. and we're taking it for a test ride. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> today is set to be hotter. one than we'

the san francisco-marin food bank. >> has its 2022.ut now and the numbers show food insecurity is not just a pandemic problem. the high cost of living and rising inflation are really putting pressure on people's paychecks if they get 1 6,000 people who use the food banks took the survey. >> 82% of families, 82%. are fearful that they're going run out of food at the end of the week. but fortunately, 95% felt comfort each and securing because of the food bank programs. >> and that's a big difference that the food bank is making in their lives. and also the white house is holding a conference on hunger and the san francisco-marin food bank is asking the federal government to protect calfresh and to increase benefits to and food security. and the food bank is always looking for volunteers and donations. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, san jose mayor sam liccardo delivering his final state of the city address last night. we'll take a look at the work he's done in the challenges the city's face. it's the nation's first fully elec

the san francisco-marin food bank just did a study on 2022 hunger and it shows food insecurity, not justf living and rising inflation really squeezing people to the max 6,000 people who use food. banks took the survey. >> 82% of families, 82%. are fearful that they're going run out of food at the end of the week. but fortunately, 95% felt comfort each and securing because of the food bank programs. >> next week, the white house holds its conference on hunger and the san francisco-marin food bank is urging the federal government to protect calfresh. time now is 8.38. other news that we're following this morning. we'll take a quick break. up ahead, we've got wild pigs continuing to damage properties all across the state will tell you how some homeowners are dealing with it here. >> in the east bay. ♪ ♪ from out of the blue, every room can be more innovative. with some of that. and a whole lot of this. meet our exclusive dent and scratch resistant stainmaster laminate. check out our most innovative products. only at lowe's. ♪ ♪ from out of the blue, every room can be more innovative. with s

next week the white house is holding a conference on hunger and the san francisco-marin food bank isnd the increase the benefits to end food insecurity. and also if you want to help, the food bank is always looking for volunteers and donations. >> well, if you're looking to get the m-pox vaccine, san francisco health officials will be offering it at this year's folsom street fair. and castro street fair at the full sum event. you can get shots this coming sunday from 10 in the morning till 4 in the afternoon. the castro street fair will be holding a vaccine clinic on october. 2nd exact times will be announced when we get closer. the vaccines are part of that 10,000 batch of doses that were sent out by the white house. it is 6.41. we'll take a quick break. but still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. wild pigs. >> plaguing properties all across the state. we're going to tell you how some homeowners are dealing with it. and on this episode of dine and dish, we're going to take you to the new restaurant smack dab in the heart of san fiscal commission district. that's serving up some of t

more deployments to guantanamo bay and in the then he got to in 1941 november he arrived in san diego the marine corps base. san diego, and he was going to be the chief of staff to general or well, he was, i'm sure. and then of a sudden on december seven, 1941, the japanese attacked. and it was interesting. i wonder what his perspective because back in shanghai you had marine officers in 1937. colonel brice being one of them, writing to general vander graf vandergrift to blow off some steam that if these we don't take care of the japanese in shanghai that are in shanghai at the time attacking in shanghai they come to our shores and he has more descriptions about him. i want to into them i won't get into but so fast forward is 1939 then the japanese bombers in 1941 our grandfather is at the marine corps base san diego general upshaw gets promoted. our grandfather gets promoted to be the commander of the base and all of a sudden these recruits come flying into the marine corps depot to sign up to go, you know, take revenge and our grandfather being an expert rifleman, being on the rifle team, real

the san francisco marine food bank put out its 20 2200 reports. it showed food. insecurity is not just a pandemic problem. the high cost of living and rising inflation are also taking a toll 6,000 people who resort to food banks took the survey. >> 82% of families, 82%. are fearful that they're going run out of food at the end of the week. but fortunately, 95% felt comfort each and securing because of the food bank programs. >> next week, the white house is holding its conference on hunger. the on food bank is urging the federal government to protect calfresh and increased benefits to end food. insecurity. the food bank is always looking for volunteers and donations as well. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, democrats trying hard to hold onto majority in the house as the midterms approach. we'll hear from a ton wallace after the break. >> welcome back for 44 hurricane fiona is now a category 4 storm as it moves north past the caribbean on its way to canada's atlantic coast. the mission is now shifting from rescue in puerto rico to recovery mode. most of pu

about four cents from week ago here in the bay area, the highest gas prices in san francisco, san mateo, marinunties, or the average price is about $5.71. it's $5.60 in alameda county. people looking for work across the state are doing so in a shifting job market. ktvu tom baker takes a look at what's behind the change. even though job growth is positive in california, that growth has slowed significantly. in august, new jobs stood at 20,000 way less than the 60,000 new jobs. the golden state is averaged in the last year. on the other side of slowing job growth. the number of layoffs are now increasing. employment lawyer michael bernick is a former ed director. i think it's a warning signal that, um are they healthy job growth and, um , enormous recovery of jobs in the past two years is slowing and we're entering a new phase. all of this caused the unemployment rate to increase slightly from 3.9 to 4.1% still very low by all historic standards here in california. at some time. a slowdown in growth was expected since the state has already recovered more than 97% of the 2.7 million jobs lost dur

san francisco reclaiming the spot of the murder. everyone is welcome to come. >> for every homicide in marin , san francisco, we do the prayer service. we bring a priest and we hold the prayer services. >> for the next set of slides, e are a couple that have a differt look. oh a photo of your group of volunteers. who are these people? >> we have missionaries of chary from mother theresa and voluntes that belong to ministry group that goes into the county jails and juvenile facilities. >> okay. >> this meeting, this photo wasm a meeting that we took after we had one of our meetings at the arch diocese. we have father john jimenez in the back. >> the next photo is also a grop of volunteers. i think this is san quentin prison. >> this is. this is california s with sister helen. we went there there to look at the facility and the different aspects. >> the next set i believe is cae light vigil. this is for crime survivors. >> we did a prayer service at n. this is a vigil. that's a photos shown there where people in they are invited to come, family members. regardless of what happened. >> you are gathered at a churchn the next photo. >> t

nosotros para iniciar esta semana laboral tenemos una advertencia por viento para los condados marÍn, sanra maÑana tendrÍamos mayor posibilidad de precipitaciÓn y cobertura de lluvia. sin embargo a las 10:00 deberÍamos tener un perÍodo mÁs tranquilo. y hacia la tarde podrÍamos comenzar a ver el desarrollo de aguaceros y tormenta las atrÁs de nuestra Área. la posibilidad de lluvia el martes bastar con nosotros. y el miÉrcoles recibirÍamos condiciones secas a travÉs de nuestra Área. a travÉs de esta zona se va a mantener de manera generalun cuarto de pulgada. y otras zonas pueden acumular hasta media pulgada. y con esta presencia de lluvias y mayor nubosidad las temperaturas bastante frescas. 61 la temperatura mÍnima en san josÉ. oaklanden los 60. y en horas de la tarde. con la nubosidad presente las temperaturas van a estar sumamente agradables manteniÉndose en el rango de los bajos y medios 70 con temperatura mÁxima permaneciendo por debajo de lo normal a travÉs de nuestra Área. mientras que en san rafael estarÍamos en los 73 grados. y santa rosa en los 72. hay que aprovechar estas temper

live look in san francisco, yes, the marine layer is back. what a welcome sight after such a really miserable week of triple digits, record highs. currently in the 60s, so we're mild to start. we'll get cooler through the afternoon. another thing we are watching for is that air quality advisory because of drifting smoke. we could spot some of the surface smoke causing hazy conditions at times from the nearby fires. we're monitoring the mosquito fire, as well. and, of course, post tropical storm kay, it's really impacting through southern california, bringing flood concerns and a lot of rain. how is this going to influence us here in the bay area? full forecast in a few minutes. kira. >> we look forward to the forecast. see you soon, vianey. thanks. >>> we begin with our continuing coverage of queen elizabeth's passing. the uk mourns and honors their late queen. today also is a special and historic day as her son, king charles iii, officially is declared sovereign of the nation. in a special report this morning, a new era begins with king char

overall it's a bearable e out of marin into san francisco. san francisco. > >> buster posey is an mvp, rooke of the year, seven time all star, three time world series champion. the new title he can add to his resume'. >> joycelyn is getting emotiona. those are the sounds, the musicf selena gomez. we take a sneak peek at the new documentary. tht kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> you know what that music mea. it's time for the morning mix. i morning mix. i am so glad to be back and hanging out with you again. >> so glad to have you back. >> my favorite part of the day,g out with these guys. buster posey, m

san francisco. the francisco. the marine layer still tapering off around the noon hour, more sunshine. and then once we head into the eveng it refills the bay and wake it to up again tomorrow morning. de highs this afternoon, getting into the 80s. up in the east inland hills and low 80s up to the north bay. and upper 70s in the south bay. we're going to start warming up as we wrap up this week and head into the weekend. as high pressure builds builds its way in. we'll have more on this coming up in your full forecast in just a bit. but just a bit. but for now back over to you. >> thanks jess. > >> now to oakland airport wheren about an hour we'll get the firt look at recently upgraded runwa. during the event, the airport wl also be showing off its newly updated rescue and fire fighting and fire fighting fleet and airport officials say the recent recent faa grant has been crucial for upgrades to criticae projects. > >> also today governor newsom is newsom is taking on the state's housing crisis. in about two hours or so, he'll be in san francisco signing a package of housing bills. his

thas how clear it is in san francisc. the marine layer is really not t existent due to high pressure. h pressure also warms us. that's why we are above average from concord to the south bay even near san francisco too. we'll tk more about this and what you can can expect for your weekend because so many events are going going on. how are the roads looking? > >> a lot of stuff is happening,o we are looking forward to that.t is friday light in spots. the only place we are seeing brake lights or issues is the ride into the altamont pass. if you are a super commuter and this is is the route you take, then you know what to expect. it's not bad, moving okay as you approach you approach mountain view. it t starts to slow -- mount house. t starts to slow as you approach the 580 connector. so getting a little bit better. towards north north flynn, once you are past that things look good towards 680. no delays at the bay bridge bridge toll plaza. that looks great. > >> let's look at other top stor. a bill just signed will enable s to have cri

between east bay and west bay voters in san francisco, alameda and contra costa counties in 1962 approved a 792 million dollar bond measure to create bart even though marin mateo counties had pulled out over cost santa clara county pre-tech boom didn't see the need in the case of marin. there was no interest in building a second deck on the golden gate bridge for the bart trains, technically the vote for the bart bond failed to win by the required margin in contra. costa state lawmakers intervened to keep the plan from being derailed. inaugural service was east bay only running between macarthur station and oakland and fremont. and we do apologize for those audio issues, but no worries. you can watch this story on demand as we speak. you see all the different ways at the bottom of your screen right now again, 50 years that special is streaming on demand in the new and popular section of the apps that you see on your screen below. all right moving on to the weather situation now we're talking about that cool down spencer and just how low it's gonna go. it's gonna be cooler than average in the week coming up, but today was fairly mild though. let's take a

he is on the road at fort mason in san francisco. the marine layer has moved in. it's a lot cooler in the city. where what do you do? worry hanging out tonight. >> yeah. hey, you know, we have a lot of fun here. tonight is going to join us here over the next couple of hours. we're going to be if the off the grid event in 4 basin probably trying out some food here, some of the wonderful food trucks and they can have some music, all kinds of things going on. but the weather boy, it is really cooperating. now. you could feel the change they specially in the bay along the coastline, still hot in the valleys, but it's hazy out there in spots. you can see we talk about the fires and you can see some of the haze out of the golden gate bridge out over the bay waters right now. but we are expecting things to change a little bit over the weekend as we're going to see that winds start to pick up more of a sea breeze kicking in the temperatures are going to be coming down. hopefully year start to clear out as well. but we are seeing is a very smoky conditions. as you look in

a new report shows foodbank participants are struggling to make ends meet the san francisco-marin food bank put out its 2022. hunger report. it showed food and securities, not just the pandemic problem. the high cost of living and rising inflation are also taking a toll 6,000 food bank participants took the survey. they said they still worry about making the choice of paying bills or putting food on the table and they are still hurting and say they need help. >> 82% of families, 82%. are fearful that they're going run out of food at the end of the week. but fortunately, 95% felt comfort and securing because of the food bank programs. >> next week, the white house is holding its conference on hunger. septemer in food bank is urging the federal government to protect calfresh and increased benefits to end food insecurity. the food banks also always looking for volunteers and donations. still ahead tonight at 8 o'clock investing in local police departments in new legislation passing in the nation's capital. >> also, the amazing feat over in kayak, how he's just made a little history. have

year they were only 35% of average which made the difference for marin water on october 24th that dropped 8 to 12 inches. flooding in san rafael. that really helped boost marin water and they've been able to ride that benefit from last october to maintain high levels. hopefully we see more storms like this. >> what a change for them from a couple of storms. >> one massive storm was enough to make a difference last year. >> it gives us hope. >> and there's a chance, give you that forecast outlook, maybe next week keeping a close eye on this, a system that brings a chance of showers to the north bay. stay tuned. >> that sounds good. rob, thanks so much. the rest of our nbc bay area team tweeting up a storm while the rain was falling. we're always putting out the latest on twitter, facebook, instagram. follow us at nbc bay area. >>> has it been feeling a lot hotter for you than what the heat index says it is out there? well, that's because it is hotter. why there's such a big difference between the heat readings we see and the ones you feel. >>> time now to check in with one of our writers. rose just graduated from cal, po

hacia san josÉ, que era de las ciudades donde mÁs habÍa llovido reportÓ menos de dos pulgadas, se convierte en otra de las zonas mÁs lluviosas. continÚan las precipitaciones en santa rosa, marÍnrueso de este evento se desplaza hacia sierra nevada, y estÁ el complejo del mosquito, por eso hay alerta. en nuestra zona el tiempo estÁ nublado, temperaturas en 74 en san francisco, en san josÉ tenemos una temperatura de 73 con nubosidad, y el potencial de lluvia nos acompaÑarÁ en las prÓximas horas, y tendremos periodos de nubosidad intercalados con precipitaciÓn. y maÑana veremos potencial hacia el este y hacia el este de la bahÍa, mÁs adelante les tengo detalles de los cambios para el fin de semana. >>> volvemos contigo. re reportaron varios accidentes en el Área de la bahÍa, en (nombre en inglÉs) un vehÍculo se estrellÓ brobleando el trÁfico poco despuÉs en (nombre en inglÉs) un vehÍculo chocÓ, no se reportaron heridos. en san josÉ, a las 6: 30 dos vehÍculos colisionaron generando fuerte congestiÓn, todos los datos compartidos por la patrulla de caminos en california. en san francisco las lluvias fueron esporÁdicas sin embargo se reportaron incidentes esporÁdicos, a causa de los

san francisco public works at public works yard at marin and kansas street. bring proof of address. also download our free nbc bay area news app, get access to storm ranger mobile doppler radar, help you track the weather in your neighborhood and send alert minutes before the rain starts to fall. >>> some homeowners in el dorado were allowed to go home. fire is 21% contained. destroyed 90 homes and businesses. evacuation orders lifted in georgetown but others are in effect. crews are hoping the rain will slow down the fire's progress. >>> follow-up on homicide case in oakley. a woman released after deadly shooting of man at her home is charged with murder. oakley police found man dying from gunshot wounds outside of home on west cypress road. say goodner lived at home and filed restraining order. then found out she lied about their relationship. facing murder charges. >>> upping reward for search for killer of kevin yoshida. raised to $40,000 to track down gilbert. he was killed protecting a news crew in oakland. month later police announced arrest of two of the three suspects. fami

san rafael extends beyond the richmond parkway. no stalls or accidents. a lot of cars trying to get over to marin county. jose is moving well snaking north outside of san jose, eight minute drive to cupertino. we do have this one problem. it is on highway 92. it is a big problem. it is a fatality and has both lanes very slow headed past old kenyatta road. there is one way traffic control. if you are thinking about heading out to half moon bay, check before you go. make sure this is not happening. you can take highway one through pacifica. right now, the coroner is on scene investigating. frances: good morning, everyone. check out how hot it is right now before sunrise. this is when we get our coolest temperatures of the day. we are already in the 70's. brentwood, 74. 60's around the bay. with those high temperatures, excessive heat warnings in effect until 8:00 tonight highlighted in hot pink. there is also a heat advisory for areas around the bay in orange. do all the things you can to stay cool, stand doors, temperatures range from 70's at the beaches all the way to 110 degrees in livermore. oakland wil

and we've seen oakland, san francisco, marin county and sonoma county have launched similar programs in the past in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. thank you. ella hunt just into the kron. 4 news room. oakland police are investigating a shooting that left several. >> people injured. police say the shooting was reported on international boulevard near 42nd avenue shortly after 6 o'clock tonight, officers say several people were shot. there's also a pedestrian who got hit by a vehicle. all the victims were transported to area hospitals for medical treatment. they are listed in stable condition. >> while the cost of buying a home, maybe down a bit from earlier this year. that is being offset by a spike in mortgage rates. the 30 year fixed rate climbing above 6% this week. more than double where it was a year ago and the highest it's been since 2008 realtor, dan mcclain with coldwell banker says this ever-increasing hike in mortgage rates is just one change. the housing market has seen over the last several months. >> the competitiveness is gone. there's not these 10, 15 offe

. >> a new report shows foodbank participants are struggling to make ends meet the san francisco-marin022. hunger report. it shows food and security is not just a pandemic problem. the high cost of living and rising inflation also taking a big toll, 6,000 food bank participants took this study. they say they still worry about making the choice of paying bills or putting food on the table. many are still hurting need help. >> 82% of families, 82%. are fearful that they're going run out of food at the end of the week. but fortunately, 95% felt comfort and securing because of the food bank programs. >> next week, the white house is holding its conference on hunger. the sfa run food bank is urging the federal government to protect cow fresh and increased benefits too. and food insecurity. the food bank is also always looking for volunteers and donations. >> still to come, getting rid parking mandates to make more room for housing. like governor newsom says the bill that he signed today will also help address climate change. and then one reddit user called it the most bizarre thing he'd eve

. >> the san francisco-marin food bank put out its 2022. hunger report. it showed food.ecurity is not just a pandemic problem. the high cost of living rising inflation are also taking a toll 6,000 people who resort to food banks took the survey. >> 82% of families, 82%. are fearful that they're going run out of food at the end of the week. but fortunately, 95% felt comfort each and securing because of the food bank programs. >> next week, the white house is holding its conference on hunger. the sf marine food bank is urging the federal government to protect calfresh and increased benefits to end food. insecurity. the food banks also always looking for volunteers and donations. kron. 4 news is your local election just days after the chair of the california republican party. >> talked about how the party is reaching out to voters. today we had the same questions for the leader of california's democratic party are capital correspondent. eytan wallace sat down with chair rusty hicks about where the democrats stand as the midterms approach. >> yeah, chair hicks makes clear he

san francisco public works at the yard at marin and kansas streets. need to bring proof of address. high winds canceling one big event in san francisco tomorrow, sunday streets fair is off. forget about it. event set to happen rain or shine but added wind advisory too much. convinced them to cancel. no word when it will be rescheduled. >>> easy way to keep track of the storm, nbc bay area app, mobile doppler radar, will send you alert minutes before rain starts to fall. >>> new at 11:00, mother hoping to send strong message after not one, two, but three of her kids ended up badly hurt and in the hospital, hit walking home from hospital. heart wrenching conversation. >> just at loss for words. numb. >> reporter: voice of antioch resident jamie hamlin at children's hospital in oakland with two sons. three kids 12 years old, two boys and girl. walking home from school friday afternoon, unthinkable happened. on the sidewalk, on the corner of manzanita and sycamore drive, a tan car about to turn on the street and red car going fast hit the tan car, propelling car into the children. >> pus

they have taken the coast and san francisco out of the heat advisory. the marine is going to be just tall enough to reach those neighborhoods, but nowhere else. you can see the marin coastal range, san francisco bay temperatures around 103. notice the starts sunday. this one ends at 8:00 monday. for the real heat, the dangerous searing heat, this also starts sunday at 11:00 and go through at least tuesday at 8:00 p.m. for most of us except solano county which goes to wednesday. i am seeing signs that heat is going to hang around the north bay and inland east bay. we will have to keep an eye on and see if they are extended also. temperatures 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. 60's along the coast, 70's along the bay.

whee we will not be seeing shot sunshine this morning, long oure and in san francisco. that marine layer is still very dense . it will taper off as we head into the 11:00 hour. notice how it streamlines his weight to the the golden gate bridge route the the middle portion of the bay and we wrap up the day with sunny skies. the marine layer wl return tomorrow morning. this is is a at our temperature anomaly. we heat up as we head into thursday and friday. friday friday will be one of the warmest days this week and we get into our weekend forecast. e will show you the numbers in a bit. > >> it is busy out there. monday, monday, we are back at work with with a lot of cars. highway 4, as well as weighs about 80, where we have a crash coming out out of hercules into richmond. it is slow and go. a couple of slow spots. plan for those speeds to slow about 10 miles per hour. let's take a look at traffic elsewhere. if you plan n taking that ride elsewhere, that that is starting to slow down a bit. they turned the lights on about 5:49 this morning, 11 minutes now for the commute. if you're h

it's a partnership with the san francisco marin food bank. today volunteers are packing and delivering food bags to people in need. the i m c, a food pantry open during the pandemic and still provides food 200. two families every week. this is a pantry that actually opened up during the pandemic. before this , it did not exist, and now it's the second most used pantry in the city over 800 families a week come to this site for food, and it all started during the pandemic. the food pantry is open once a week on wednesdays from noon to four p.m. at the stones town family y m c, a on eucalyptus drive in san francisco, the woman who was known as america's oldest park ranger, is celebrating. her 101st birthday this morning, betty read suszkin made a visit to classrooms at the school, named in honor of her in the city of richmond. the school also hosted a birthday celebration and ceremony to honor read. she shared some of her personal stories and experiences with all the students there and also told them how it feels to be 101. how did you start to

the san francisco-marin food bank is out with their 2022 hunger report and they found food insecurity. it's not just a pandemic problem, but the high cost of living and rising inflation are really putting pressure on people's budgets. 6,000 people who use the food banks took the survey. >> 82% of families, 82%. are fearful that they're going run out of food at the end of the week. but fortunately, 95% felt comfort each and securing because of the bank programs. >> and the white house is next week holding their hunger conference and the food bank is hoping that the federal government will protect calfresh and increase benefits to end food insecurity. and by the way, james, you might notice this video. some kron, 4 folks here right there. that's you. what are you doing? kid covers what? yeah, we're sorting and bag. was all it yeah. i was filling the bags. yeah. it was fun, too. and if you would like to volunteer, they can always use volunteers or cash donations. >> we will take a break here. 9.37. still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news, san jose mayor sam liccardo delivering his final

there shouldn't be a ton of rain, but san francisco marin county could see a half an inch if some ofe correct. that pattern facilitates that marine layer stretching out the inversion being discarded or blown up if you will, and that's why the cool it's already happening. that's why it's cooler out there. now that's what's by the air quality is so good. this is a long range model. here comes that secondary low. it's going all the way to sunday and there it is kind of comes right down from the north. it will be a little colder, so not a ton of water with it's not a subtropical storm. this is an extra tropical storm, which is it just means it's coming from that. that sort of the gulf of alaska area, which is sort of not unusual, but it's pretty early for that. like we get rain, right? but um, to see a you know, a cold front or weather system like that. that looks more like something you might see in october. showing up isn't maybe a tad early little breezy out there now at the windmills added by a rio vista. these are the current temperatures and you can see exactly the way it should be

the san francisco marine food bank put out its 2022 hunger report. it showed food.ecurity is not just a pandemic problem. the high cost of living and rising inflation is also taking a toll on people. 6,000 people who use the food bank took this new survey. >> 82% of families, 82%. are fearful that they're going run out of food at the end of the week. but fortunately, 95% felt comfort each and securing because of t-e food bank programs. >> next week, the white house is holding its conference on hunger. the sfa food bank is urging the federal government to protect calfresh and increased benefits to end food. insecurity. the food bank is always looking for volunteers and donations. next here at noon, there's new research into a fault zone along the southern california coast. what scientists are raising the alarm about about potential earthquakes. and the bay area. couple moving. you can see what happened here. they're moving plans were thwarted when someone stole their moving truck full of their valuables. they didn't get >> a bay area family moving out of the state is

it's a partnership with the san francisco marine food bank.ay, volunteers are packing and delivering food bags to people in need. the y m c. a food pantry open during the pandemic and still provides food to hundreds of families a week. this is a pantry that actually opened up during the pandemic. before this, it did not exist, and now it's the second most used pantry in the city over 800 families a week come to this site for food, and it all started during the pandemic. the food pantry is open once a week on wednesdays from noon to four at the stones town family y m. c, a on eucalyptus drive there in san francisco. well the woman known as america's oldest park ranger, is celebrating her 101st birthday this morning, betty reid soskin visited classrooms at the school named for her in richmond. the school also hosted a birthday celebration and ceremony to honor misread. she shared some of her personal stories and experiences with the students and told them how it feels to be 101. um how did you start to get 101 years old house ? it feel yahoo! mh

it's a partnership with the san francisco marin food bank.ay, volunteers are packing and delivering bags of food to people in need. the y m c. food pantry opening during the pandemic and still provides food to hundreds of families per week . this is a pantry that actually opened up during the pandemic. before this, it did not exist, and now it's the second most used pantry in the city over 800 families a week come to this site for food, and it all started during the pandemic. the food pantry is open once a week on wednesdays from noon to four p.m. at the stone sound family. why emc and eucalyptus drive in san francisco, improving the runways international airport closer look next at the completion of the taxi wave rehabilitation project and what it will mean for people who fly out of that airport. get back to our big weather stories. we continue to track hurricane ian. it just made landfall in southwest florida earlier in this hour as a category four storm 150 mile an hour winds what you see on your screen now is a live picture of what it loo

hundreds of people headed west to the beaches in san francisco or marin county.is what it looked like this morning out at stinson beach before nine o'clock, people who got it very early start to get a good spot there at the beach. one family said they actually drove from the central valley to escape the heat. they left their home. before sunrise. we're trying to beat the crowds out here, uh, trying to bring everybody out here have a good time in the heat, trying to get away from the heat from the valley. it's going to be like 100 plus over there wanted to come out here to the beach. lifeguards are warning all beach goers to be very careful in or even near the water, especially at ocean beach in san francisco , which is more exposed and less protected than other popular beaches. there are signs posted their warning people about those dangerous rip currents. doctors say it is important to watch out for signs of heat exhaustion and other heat related illnesses amid this extreme heat but some of the science and symptoms that you should look out for include things suc

david: voters approved a $792 million bond measure to create bart, even though marin and san mateo counties cost. in the case of marin, there was no interest in building a second deck on the golden gate bridge for the bart trains. the vote for the bart bond failed to win by a large margin in contra costa. state lawmakers intervened to keep the plan from being derailed. >> the state legislature passed a bill that allowed them to average out the cost for the three counties. had they not done that, it would have been two counties trying to carry that. david: the first rent between macarthur station and fremont. >> it was exciting days for bart and the bay area. david: the reaction was positive from passengers. >> it reminds me of new york when i was living there. david: the fabric covered seats, big picture windows, and speed up to 80 miles per hour were designed to deliver commuters out of their cars and alleviate traffic congestion. crews dug up streets and complicated by high water tables and tangled utility lines. elsewhere, bart was able to use freeway medians and build aerial tracks. the

so southern marin fire, san francisco fire, and other first responder agencies can go out on the net rescue somebody. and these are the same people that do these rope rescues on the cliffs today when hikers get in trouble. and so they have expertise, but they'll be able to train on a replica facility, so if and when something happens, they will be able to take care of that person. >> okay. and the net is expected to be completed next year, 2023? manuel, what do you think it'll mean for you when you're able to logic out onto the sidewalk and know that the net is complete? >> well, you pretty much to quote from when they did the vote to get the funding and get going with this. i wasn't really happy. i walked out, and a reporter came to me and said, how do you feel about this, how do you feel? and i said, you know what? until i can be at the lamppost 77 and look over to where possibly my son would've looked over and carried on with his life, hopefully, when i can do that and see that, then i will be happy and, and, you know, and -- it'll be a soothing feeling, you know? i can't have my

no delays to the richmond san rafael bridge or the golden gate bridge. people coming into marinion, about an eight minute drive westbound from the toll plaza up and over the span and past san quentin. a new accident of the altamont pass which is typically slow already but now adding to that with an accident on the right shoulder and blocking lane number three. that will slow your drive westbound. it is a 40 minute drive from tracy up into livermore and the dublin pleasanton interchange. ba another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities. reggie: today, president biden will meet with the families of brittney griner and paul wheeling. there will be the --

. >>> investing in new technology to help protect whales off the san francisco coastline. today the marine center launched a mapping system that monitors ship speeds and whale presence in the coastal waters in real time. blue, humpbacks are vulnerable. whale safe is aimed at preventing tragedies from happening. >> whale-ship collisions are a top source mortality for death of endangered whales in north america and for that matter, the world. >> it first launched in southern california two years ago. our investigative reporter has been keeping tabs on ships hitting and killing what's on our coast. go to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> governor newsom in new york today bringing attention to our climate in crisis, speaking at the climate week in new york city which is billed as the biggest climate event on earth. >> when the thermometer says 125, that's not a democratic or republican thermometer. it's reality. you go outside and people are heating up and choking up and parts of the state are burning up, you've got to believe your own eyes. >> governor touted some of the recent action califo

. >> they're waiting while alameda marin, san mateo, santa clara and sonoma counties are going to laterwhen the new boosters arrive, giving out the shots contra. costa county is going to keep giving the boosters. the cdc's director approved the new covid booster shots just yesterday. the vaccines from pfizer and moderna target omicron the ba 4 and ba 5 variant and they'd still do protect against the original covid as well. the cdc says these boosters are expected to be available as soon as next week. just a national headlines. president biden sounding the alarm thursday in a prime time address on what he calls threats to our democracy. he called out former president trump and his strongest supporters. our washington correspondent reshad hudson. >> has a recap hire a shot? hey, good morning. the white house says president biden speech wasn't designed to be political. they wanted to call out what they believe are threats to the democracy. >> quality and democracy are under assault. >> standing in front of philadelphia's independence hall where the fousder signed the declaration of indepen

southbound are the headlights that you see heading in from marin county into san francisco. 7.31. >>time. and queen elizabeth, the second's coffin. he's now inside saint giles cathedral as commemoration ceremonies are underway right now. as we take live looks inside here place. and it looks as though they've just finished one of the musical >> performances. now to come for a reading from one of the reference police charles is seated there all along with her other children and members of the royal family. earlier this morning, king charles address parliament. >> and now we want to go to london where we've got our correspondent there to give u> the very latest on what he said to the british lawmakers. this is first time that ha's addressed them in his role as the new kron four's. justin campbell joining us live at westminster abbey this morning. justin. >> good morning, james. good morning, and this morning we heard from him, the king charles, the 3rd addressed hundreds of lawmakers inside of westminister. abby, that is this church behind me. if you're not familiar with london and basi

in fact, it's already enveloped in that marine layer temperatures 50's and 60's around the san francisco peninsula with 70's 80's. as you make your way inland, conquered and livermore, 82 degrees. but downtown san francisco cooling down to 59 degrees tonight with widespread 50's overnight. those of you in and talk 63 degrees. temperatures seasonable for downtown san francisco in the low 70's with mid 70's for oakland. some near average highs. there but conquered and livermore warming up to 87 degrees. so still about a few degrees above average, but we will be near normal by wednesday and then below average one week from today when we're barely in the low 80's. noel, back to you. >> said thank former technical advisor to the january 6 committee's spoke with 60 minutes this weekend saying in an interview, a phone call to a capitol rioter was made from inside the white house during the riot. >> only no one of that call. i don't know the white house and which i believe is more important. but the things the american people need to know that there are linked connections and need to be explored