stinson: i think i have a different view than most.t is wild to think that you can look at contracts for 12 months out at any commodity and think, that is where prices are going to be come july 2022. that is not ultimately how they use -- how they are used. when it costs me to store lumber or store oil for 12 months. if it is paying you carry, you take whatever cost carry is today, you can sell a future to cover your carry, then we are oversupplied. it has less to do with the flat price. i do not have a lot of judgment on what the contracts are telling me. no one is logging in 2022 prices on a flat perspective. that is not how it works. a lot of folks i think don't understand that. but we saw the curve flip. all the volatility is in the front end of the curve. commodities are just in time business. that is worldly action is on the front -- that is where all the action is on the front end. romaine: still looking at 680, 685. i am curious about the house and dynamics. there is a narrative that a lot of the prices we saw in may, it was dr

sarah stinson.ome old now for us with the latest on this sarah. >> yes and no family called in and reported that they heard a cry for help in a canyon which is behind me deep, deep, deep into the south area of the pleasanton ridge regional park and so volunteers a part of the facebook group called find philip kreycik. they said made at the post office in seminole asap. they had bikers. we saw by corona that want to involve dead bikers. they had runners out here you can see in video very quickly. it was dark out here and so it made it very difficult. but that didn't stop people like a friend of philips. he went up to confirm this. apparently according to facebook page, he heard the cries as well. someone yelling for help. so their goal is, of course, to bring back phillip alive and get him the help he needs going on day 5 of looking for him. of course, he there right now hoping to find him in the area of where this family reported. you know, the timing is interesting because state and local agencies

it's a good sarah stinson travel update right there. but really we're trying to illustrate to you just how busy the airports are. so you can be prepared if you're planning to fly. but if you're hitting the road today, here's a look at what it will cost you to fill up your gas tank in oakland, a gallon of regular will cost you $4.35. that's up anymore in san jose. san francisco is way up there for 45. and in santa rosa, it's $4 and $0.44. that's for regular. now this holiday weekend. san francisco health officials are urging people to be vigilant because the covid-19 delta variant is circulating in our community. the city's health director doctor grant colfax says while the vaccination rate is high here in san francisco. a relaxed attitude about masking could impact unvaccinated people doctor colfax ads with more out of town visitors coming to the city throughout the summer and fall. it is vital that all eligible people. >> not yet vaccinated. go get vaccinated as soon as possible. the city requires people to wear masks on public transit

for now reporting live in say, holiness sarah stinson. >> back to you. thanks, sarah. and don't forget to we've got a lot of information for you on our website. kron 4 dot com a special section is a matter of fact at that qr code will take you straight to. so if you scanned that with your phone, you head to a special prep preparation for wildfire season. a page on kron 4 dot com with everything from the back away. shun checklists to how to create a defensible space around your property safely. so that you can hopefully keep the flames at bay or get out of the area if an evacuation order is issued. >> 8.36. is the time. and still ahead on kron 00:00am morning news just a few days before the start of the olympics and a u.s. tennis star is out also one of our athletes is not going to be able to compete because of covid. we'll tell you more about that and business owners in oakland's chinatown are really concerned because there's been some violent robberies in broad daylight. we're going to hear from a city leader about what should be done and sky's. obviously a lot clear

sarah stinson kron 4 news. thanks a lot sarah. okay.st to remind you on kron, 4 dot com. we've got a special section there on how you can prepare for this wildfire season. >> scanning that qr code with your phone will take it right to that special section how to make a defensible space. we've got information on that. what should you have on your evacuation checklist. another important thing to have put together and ready to go in case fire. >> does come to your community. >> 7.37. coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news a few days before the start of the olympics and a couple of big olympia ends are out, including a u.s. tennis star will tell you about it when we come back. and after the break, cal along is the new champion at the open. and it's the first time he's been in it. we're going to tell you why he and tiger woods have a lot in common. and after the break, the outdoor parklets in san francisco are going to stick around. we'll tell you about the shared spaces program ahead and skies nice and clear across the vast majorit

sarah stinson back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. sara.ake a look at bay area weather. yeah. and find out what's in store all happy about this one. john in you're not a bad day ahead of us today is actually going to be the coolest of this forecast. not to say it's going to be especially cool, but compared to the rest of the days ahead of us. it's going to have a cooler feel to it. you look outside right now at the coast in your north, cal on the weather center forecast view at half moon bay show. some of the low gray that's still hanging out up above. it was a misty one this morning, the afternoon bay but cloud cover has since lifted really burning off for most of the bay area at this point. we have some drizzle near the coast in the north bay this morning. lot of that now piece of the past. you are seeing some thunderstorms and showers across the very southern edge of the state. this no moisture affecting san diego up to la in the eastern deserts this morning but will shift further and further northward as we work our way over the next 24

sarah stinson was on the story for us yesterday joins us again today as the search continues. sarah. >> yeah, we're going on over 48 hours since a 37 year-old phillip craig check has been missing. you know, he set out on that run is 68 mile run and he never returned and the effort to find him has truly been tremendous. it's been actually a beautiful thing to see. not only 13 different state and local agencies getting together. but hundreds of people volunteering their time to come find craig chick now live out here at foothill high school where yesterday showed you crews from 13 different agencies gathered to head out on the ridge trails again to look for craig chick. but at the end of the day, both crews and volunteers had no success today, though, is a new day and there's still a sense of hope after those on foot pas for the day yesterday. police and sheriff's deputies turned to airplanes equipped with infrared technology that looking at right now to try and find craig check. this is video. those search for craig chick began saturday afternoon. a couple hours after he went f

we'll keep you updated on their efforts for now live in pleasanton sarah stinson, back to you. all right. thanks a lot, sarah. >> 6. '07, is the time. and in the east bay, the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating a drowning out at lake del val the east bay regional park district responded to the scene of a woman who apparently went under near the dam. they're still searching for the btdy this morning. we'll let you know if there's any new details. meanwhile, happening today drug company pfizer is going to be meeting with white house officials. >> yes, pfizer is going to talk about the possibility of a 3rd dose of covid vaccine. a booster shot president biden's chief medical adviser says that a booster could be needed in the coming months. but the fda and the cdc. >> don't agree with that assessment at this point. anyway, doctor anthony fauci says it's still too soon for the government to recommend another shot currently only about 48% of us population is fully vaccinated and some parts of the country have an even lower immunization rate and in those places, the delt

sarah stinson, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, sara.get the right now kron 4 dot com. we have tips for a fire season. how to prepare for just scan that qr code. it will take you right to the information patient. we have kron 4 dot com with everything from how to create defensible spaces to what you should put on your evacuation checklist that you're ready to go if an evacuation order comes down. >> time now 5.37 and it's still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news just a couple of days away from the start of the olympics and a u.s. tennis star. >> and a gymnastics athletes are out after testing positive for covid. and it sure is a lot clear this morning. the past few mornings had been. we are going to be looking at clear skies quickly today. >> just the slightest chance of an afternoon thunderstorm which would occur in pelosi says san jose aside from that. it's just a hot one ahead of us talking about how high your forecast. and has your traffik starts to pick up on this monday morning. we're keeping a close on your roadways bridges. r

john stinson, and i will read it. at the june 4 board meeting, the city attorney gave you a presentation about your fiduciary responsibilities. investing in [inaudible] when you can get better returns by just making a passive investment in stocks, bonds, and real estate. ask your chief investment if he got 6% growth returns on your hedge funds investments? what would your net return be after payment and fees? respectfully, john stinson, a 46-year member. that was the only public comment that we received. >> clerk: callers, if you have not already done so, press star, three to be added to the queue. moderators, do we have any callers on the line? >> operator: madam secretary, we do not have any callers on the line. >> clerk: thank you very much. public comment is now closed. >> thank you very much. call the next item, please. >> minutes of the june 9, 2021 retirement board meeting and minutes of the june 30, 2021 special retirement board meeting. >> is there any comment on the minutes? public comment, please, on the mi

sarah stinson has been following this from the start and. >> they're looking for 37 year-old phillip craig, check. why did they change and move the search to signal. >> well, the entire search hasn't moved only a few volunteers. 10 or more. so maybe a dozen came down here to signal to the post office after hearing from a family appearance in know near the south portion of the pleasanton ridge regional park. they said they heard someone crying for help, screaming for help. and so one of phillips closest friends came down here and checked it out. he apparently heard it too. but unfortunately i saw several people come down just now and they said that they had no luck finding anything. they didn't hear anything and they were out there since about midnight. so they tried everything they can. the goal. of course they they're really just holding on to hope to find philip kreycik alive and get him the help he needs his this is day 5 of looking for him. and unfortunately they haven't had any look looking in the park in the whole area of the route. they believe he went out on saturday morning

sarah stinson back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, cheryl. >> meantime, you've got things getting back to normal at the same time in the bay area. you know, we're being told, you know, an la they're wearing a mask will not in the bay area. concerts are back with no masks with no mask for now, but keep it handy. yeah, i think i us or city loosening its covid restrictions just a little bit. >> but their concert series begins tomorrow out, leo ryan park prefers camila barco actually sent by live for us with more on all of this. good morning. camila. >> good morning, daryn. james, so, yeah, this is where a foster city's first summer concert will be held and this and the fear has looked like this for the last year. there hasn't been any people. there's been no events. but that's going to change tomorrow because the concert this event will be on a first come first serve basis with no capacity. limits or advance reservations organizers won't be enforcing mask or social distancing. there used to be some fencing initially

sarah stinson back to you, ok. thanks a lot, sarah. >> 9. '07, is the time and a big story this morning, a marine county teenager is being remembered by his teammates after he drowned at lake tahoe earlier this week, kron four's camila barco is live at redwood high in larkspur and everybody has a lot of questions about what happened. camilla. >> yes. so we're finally getting some answers. we know that the victim is 17 year-old miles kawashima. he just finished his junior year here at redwood high school and he was on a boat with several friends near secret code in lake tahoe on monday evening when the accident happened. now the nevada department of wildlife tells me that kawashima was attempting to move to another seat while the boat was moving it hit a wave and he was ejected oshima began to struggle in the lake. and by the time his friends turned around and returned he was already under water. douglas county sheriff's deputies were the first on scene. they began cpr. has they took him back to the boat launch at s

stinson beach, temperatures there in the mid 70s today as well as for the peak of the heat for the inlandas, half moon bay, pretty much staying in the 60s. so at least we do have some places, a short drive. you'll basically be able to cure the high heat. heading out the door for work how is it looking for the commute? >> good. i have to correct you, may be a short drive mileage wise but time wise might be slow getting over 92 to half moon bay. 17 down the santa cruz mountains and 101 across the golden gate bridge, stinson beach. even on a friday we see a little bit of slowing in north 101, usual spot. a fender-bender nearby, not reported in the lanes. this was in the lanes here in hayward southbound 880 at whipple. i believe that has been cleared in the last few minutes. you see a dip in the speeds. we would typically see that monday through thursday because of the volume building, but we don't see it coming out of san leandro. i think it's because of the crash clearing. there may be an issue at the bay bridge toll plaza. there's no slowing that shows up. we'll check in on it. >>> get rea

sir stinson is live in pleasanton with what they are doing. sarah. ings are really starting to get up and running here at foothill high school where it's turned into a command center to find philip kreycik. that is the primary goal of not only these 13 or more state and local agencies but also for the hundreds of volunteers who have come out here to bring philip home. i've met people who've never even met philip and their emotional about this. they're not vested in this and they're putting their all into the search. they were all here yesterday. they went up into the pleasanton ridge regional park and they had no such luck. but that's not without travel, without trying. you can see the photo of philip on your screen. we just got that this morning. you can see he's a father. he's a husband he's a friend. he's also an avid outdoorsman loves running distance running and he's in good shape. so that's why they do have a lot of hope that maybe he's out there. they'll find him and they'll be able to help him recover they're hoping to find him alive. that is

sarah stinson back to you. >> yeah. mine to sarah, thanks a lot. thank you, general rules, a lot places. the delta variant also forcing the cdc to issue a new warning saying that if you think you are exposed to covid. >> you need to get tested even if you're vaccinated because, again, maybe you're not feeling sick, but you have the same viral load in your nose, which means you could be spreading. and if you have little kids, they can't give accident. for example, san francisco covid testing data shows there was a big drop in the overall testing since january, but they have seen a slight increase this month. now don't forget because fewer people getting tested they ended up closing the main testing site on the embargo that was in june because. people just weren't going there like they were well, now the city is focusing on neighborhoods with high positivity rates doctor george rutherford with ucsf says it is important to get tested. yes, but also one of the best things you can do is slow the spread. follow the guidelines. >> the more people who are

and of course, for now reporting in pleasanton sarah stinson, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. sara. let's hope they make some progress today. 9.12 is a time and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. we're going to show you a bay area city taking steps to shut down a sports bar. why they say. >> it's a center for drugs and prostitution and other problems. plus, millions of americans are waking up and finding more money in their bank accounts today. i'm going to t ♪ unlock a summer of possibilities in a new chevy. expand your options... and your perspective. find your next adventure in a new chevy. enjoy the open road and make no monthly payments for the rest of the summer on select popular chevy suvs. plus, get interest free financing for 72 months when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >> 9.15 right now. and we're looking at another nice day around are you on this thursday morning. >> john's been keeping an eye on it and also giving us hints about the weekend ahead. good morning, guys. good morning. yeah. the weeke

and sarah stinson is tracking the price at the pump. all right. let's start was sarah, i guess if we have to pain at the pump. >> yeah, there's no good news here. i'm sorry, guys. but at least we're telling you before you get to the gas fund because it be a rude awakening here in lafayette. you can see regular gas is already 4.59 in. this is actually good. earlier. we are up the road and it was like 1020 cents. more. it's getting pretty unaffordable to drive with the gas prices like this and starting today the state's gas tax goes up once again. that's going to make gas prices soar. even more drivers can expect to see a $0.12 per gallon increase for regular gas. you can pay expect to pay $0.20 more per gallon for diesel back in 2017. lawmakers passed senate bill one allowing for taxes at the pump to go up in yulee by pennies and quite a few pennies to pay for road and bridge work the taxes generated are expected to be 5.4 million dollars for the state all that money is spent as intended. it would take the state 10 years to clear the backlog of roa

maybe stinson beach gets a little more sunshine. maybe clearing along the coastline. otherwise temperatures going to warm up slightly by tomorrow afternoon, planning some 80's inland lot of 60's 70's around the base of 50's along the coastline. but we'll have more on that monsoonal moisture. take a closer look at that coming up in just a minute. i thank you, thanks. wants. >> still ahead tonight, taking bart from the bay area. the sacramento how close that plan is to becoming a reality. plus bay area one or ease increasingly concerned about the looming threat of wildfires. what they are asking local officials to do to help prevent more destruction. also the federal agency now suing amazon. why that could force the company to recall hundreds of thousands of products. >> the u.s. consumer product safety commission is suing amazon for allegedly selling hazardous products to its customers items ranging from carbon monoxide detectors that failed to alarm to hairdryers without the proper protection to reduce the risk of electrocution if they're dropped in the water. the pro

sarah stinson back to you. so was she sent a sunshine. you know, nice weather, not free after all, it's not certain you very much. yeah. and. >> as we mentioned earlier, we've got the other story to the golden gate bridge where the tolls are going up as of today. in fact. >> starr is one of the to pay. yes. why first to pay the higher rate to go to the region this morning camila barco live at the bridge allan, you've seen many, many cars go over your shoulder. since then camilla. >> yeah, and i you can hear that, but it's not traffic. it is money coming out of people's pockets as they drive through the golden gate bridge. it is at least $0.20, more than what it was yesterday. but it all berries on how you pay and we have those new rates for you. if you're using fast track, it is now $8 and drivers to zip through the toll plaza without fast track can expect a bill for $8.60 and toll invoices are now $9.5. these are about a 20 to $0.35. difference compared to what it was yesterday. now the toll hike was approved in 2019. it's part of a 5 ye

sarah stinson is live in sun for us this morning. and sarah subtle that area still not too far away from the original search location right. >> it's about a 12 minute drive to the command center at foothill high school. and that is where local officials are still holding their search. however, the grassroots effort, the facebook group find philip krajicek. they came out here at midnight for a promising lead. a family heard a cry for help in the canyon, which i didn't even know this, but the pleasanton ridge regional park expands all the way from pleasanton here to seminole is the south part of the park behind me. and so they got this lead and they came here. you can see in video that i just shot in the daylight. they just came back from their search and unfortunately looks like this promising lead turned cold when they didn't find anything. some of the guys i talked to, they came out here as early as midnight. they were out here with ropes as much equipment as they could headlamps. it was extremely dark at the time. as you can see in

the beaches from stinson to point reyes looking at the cloudy skies. fog forecast tomorrow night. you can see the fog right across the bay. san leandro and fremont. low 60's in oakland. milder with 67 in san jose. 79 today. 71 in oakland. 81 in santa rosa with 74 in palo alto and low 60's half moon bay. the accuweather seven day forecast, morning clouds and this will take us through the 4th. should be nice. not for the fireworks but for of course the fire danger which we want to keep as low as possible. then through the upcoming workweek it is quiet until we get to the end of the week and that's when we look for high pressure to build. we haven't had that heat. we escaped the last one in pacific northwest. that heat -- looks like we will turn it up by next weekend. >> we will get ready for it. thank you. >>> just ahead the edd is quietly renewed its troubled partnership with bank of america. everybody including the bank is another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record, or the day there's appointments nonstop. with comcast

but as kron four's, sara stinson found out some of the lessons that will wineries and fire crews learnedast year have helped them get ready for the months ahead. >> the glass fire started burning out of control early in the morning on september 27 at one point the fire was burning one acre of land every 5 seconds was out of control. and i mean, we have some erratic fire behavior winds. we had trees torching off in the early am hours which. >> you never really see napa fire was one of the first departments to respond to what was an unpredictable fire. >> after evacuating people who live in work in napa county fire crews worked around the clock to save as many structures as possible. the flames got up there. and in the pine trees, they're essentially. >> a large match and that whole grove just exploded in flames. >> it got too close for comfort says the president and ceo from bauer vineyard. bob knievel. >> that's just right next door to the original family residents up here. so the fire crews up there really fought valiantly to save the family residence inn where ever so grateful for all

sarah stinson following the gas pump angle for us and camila barco standing by with more on that hole at the gold. yes. if you think why don't take the golden gate of in the clear. no, you're not. let's start with sarah has more for everybody. >> yes, sorry, guys, no one is in the clear starting today. california's gas tax goes into effect that increasing gas. take a look at what somebody paid today. $26 for 5 gallons come a little closer. you can see it is not cheap. it's about 4.49 war. the regular and it goes up and up and up. so when you're going to pump up at the gas station. it's not going to be she people can expect to pay $0.12 more for regular gas in $0.20. more for diesel. take a look at the gas prices here at this gas station. people gassing up trying to go to work and it's going to be more expensive drivers are going to have to brace for this back in 2017 lawmakers passed senate bill one allowing for taxes at the pump to go up in yulee by pennies to pay for road and bridge work. the taxes generated are expected to be 5.4 million dollars for the state. if all that money is

and that's where kron 4 sarah stinson is this morning. joining us with the latest on those search efforts. we see all the activity behind you there. sara. >> that pleasanton pd. they set up a command center here at foothill high school to about a mile from mueller ranch trail where that 37 year-old runner was last seen running on saturday. can see it's very active here at the high school where they have set up the command center. there's agencies here from all over. i've seen search and rescue from as far as sonoma county. and then we have alameda county and contra costa here as well as volunteers. i mean, this is these are people coming from all over the bay area to try and help find 37 year-old philip creation. now take a look at his photos. you can see who we're talking about and who they're searching for this morning. he went to mueller trail saturday morning around 11 for a 6 to 8 mile run, which should have only taken about 45 minutes to an hour. you can some video shot from the trail. it's a regular trail and it's very urban in the

sarah stinson is following the details from the newsroom. good morning, sarah. >> hey, good morning, vallejo police say it was a brazen act of violence when a 15 year-old boy was shot and killed in broad daylight with numerous people in the area along with children playing the shooting happened one week ago today. but police just released a photo and name of who they believe the shooter is. take a look at who police are looking for. it's dumb. mark bernstein from richmond police have been investigating the deadly shooting since the day it happened on july 14th. a call came in about shots fired on main street in south full a when officers arrived. they found a 15 year-old boy suffering from at least one gunshot wound. first responders tried to save him, but he died at the scene. someone who witnessed the murder was able to positively identified the shooter as bernstein. police say he could be armed and dangerous for team is currently on parole after being convicted of attempted murder in contra, costa county. there is an arrest warrant out fo

sarah stinson has details from u c berkeley. >> that's right. to use the system is now the nation's largest public school system to mandate the vaccine even when it has been fully federally approved reporting here at cal, where rule see this policy go into effect this fall. we're talking about students faculty, staff. all the required to get the vaccine. the new policy comes as the delta variant spreads among younger and unvaccinated people. there are exceptions for those who have medical conditions or maybe religious reasons for not getting the vaccine, but it has to be approved all students attending a you see this fall must provide documentation for their vaccination status everyone has to be fully vaccinated with both shots or just the one jnj shot unvaccinated students without approved exceptions will be barred from in-person classes events in campus facilities and housing for those who are unable to get a vaccine prior to campus arrival student health centers will be assisting to ensure they have access to get that vaccine. the new policy

sarah stinson back to you. but can i see that thing again with the with the hours. >> with when they when they because you know what that is yet when the little with the little real little ones that are barely detectable. that's like my a sleeping a poll on them. back to sleep that is that an hour later than 2 hours later than an hour later that it's assault nicely. thank you very sorry for that. >> and we'll keep you updated. there's any more shaking. all right. 7. '06, right now. and east bay ambulance companies. disputing claims that they were not able to respond to calls in the 4th of july earlier in the week. the oakland police chief leronne armstrong said. >> there was so much violence that it affected paramedics were trying to get to the scene of crimes kron four's jonathan mccall takes a closer look. >> as america celebrated its 200 45th birthday sunday night. the party turned violent on the streets of oakland as fireworks were met by the sounds of bullets. oakland officers jumping from scene to scene i

sarah stinson has the details. >> appear in the napa valley.you can still see vineyard surrounded by charred land. you can see that in the distance wineries here are still recovering from the glass fire that happened about 10 months ago. these wineries are currently face with preparing for the future while recovering from the past. >> the glass fire started burning out of control early in the morning on september 27 at one point the fire was burning one acre of land every 5 seconds was out of control. and i mean, we have some erratic fire behavior winds. we had trees torching off in the early am hours which. >> you never really see napa fire was one of the first departments to respond to what was an unpredictable fire. >> after evacuating people who live in work in napa county. >> fire crews worked around the clock to save as many structures as possible. the flames got up there. and in the pine trees, they're essentially. >> a large match and that whole grove just exploded in flames. >> it got too close for comfort says the president and ceo fr

sarah stinson back to you, ok. thank you very much.a. >> 8.33 and happening now, police in oakland are looking for this boy, 12 years old. his name is gary an watson. and it was last seen at 11 o'clock yesterday morning on foothill boulevard. police say he is a runaway. he is in good mental and physical condition. he's about 5 foot 4 weighs a 110 pounds. and as you can see, he has brown eyes are hoping to fight. in the south bay fire crews were out all night to make sure that this grass fire didn't reignite. it started in milpitas. then it jumped over coyote creek into san jose. and that prompted a shelter-in-place order along mill river lane this morning. it is contained. they estimate the size is about 25 acres. >> well, one of the leading candidate to replace governor newsom in the upcoming recall election was on the campaign trail in san francisco. we're talking about kevin faulconer. he says the governor newsom has been too lenient on crime, not tough enough. he says his experience as mayor san diego would give them the upper hand

sarah stinson, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, sara. >> and let's get on to the masks. los angeles and yellow and sacramento counties have started requiring everybody to wear a mask when they're inside and so far san francisco has stopped short of doing the same. but they are seriously thinking about it right now. kron four's dan kerman explains why. >> we anticipate that if we do absolutely nothing and we continue down this path. we can be assured that at least 300 people will die within a short time period. a dire prediction from san francisco mayor london breed about the need to protect city residents from the covid-19 delta variant. >> that's why city leaders are now considering requiring everyone vaccinated or not to wear masks indoors. >> yes, we are looking at mask mandate for both vaccinated and unvaccinated people. yes, we are looking at mandatory vaccines for folks who are not necessarily just city employees. we're looking at those with the city attorney's office. now, as soon as we have the details

stinson is live at the parks looking at the clues, sarah. >> yeah. you know, the 37 year-old runner. he headed out from the parking lot where i'm at right now on to the mueller ranch trail unfortunately, the search dogs that were used last his track along the trails here. they've been searching his route for the last 2 days. it's going on almost 48 hours and he has not been found so it's unfortunate, but they do not. they have not lost hope. so that's the good news. and it all. they're staying hopeful that they will find him is an experienced runner. he's in good shape. take a look at your screen. you can see a picture of philip cry. shaq he came out here to mueller and trail saturday around 11 for a 6 to 8 mile run, which should have only taken about 45 minutes to an hour, but he never returned home that day crash. a couple of he lives in berkeley and drove out to pleasanton for the run. his wife called police when he never returned police found his car in the parking lot of the trailhead with his phone and wallet inside on the phone. they discovere

sarah stinson back to you. all right. thanks a lot, sarah. >> another sign that things are somewhat getting back to normal or bay area concerts are coming back foster city has loosened covid restrictions for its concert series that begins tomorrow at leo ryan park coming arco is live with details on that. good morning, camila. >> good morning. deiah james. so yeah, foster city is doing the opposite of la county instead, as you guys said, they are loosening their covid-19 restrictions for a concert series here at leo ryan park. they are not going to be enforcing mask or social distancing instead they are going to be hosting these concerts like they were before the pandemic started. so these concerts, these events are going to be a first come first serve bases with no capacity. limits or advance reservations. the fencing initially used to maintain crowds will be taken down and those painted spaces that were also used to maintain social distancing will be removed and the people who reserve their spots for these concerts will

sarah stinson, back to you. >> all right. sara, we know you have a ton of masks. your mom made you all those mask put him to get you right. there you go. thank you, kara, for every out. yeah. delta variant. now we know why the cdc issued the warning. and they're saying that if you've been exposed to covid that you need to get tested even if you've been vaccinated and this is what we're talking about. james, and that's because even though you might not get sick because you're vaccinated. you're still carrying the same amount of viral load in your nose as somebody who wasn't vaccinated got really sick. so you could be spreading in san francisco covid testing data shows a drop in the overall testing people that have been getting tested like they were in january. but now we're just starting to see things increase this month. the city closed the main testing site that they want along the embarcadero in june because they just didn't see the need. those people were not coming. there will. now the city is focusing neighborhood by neighborhood on the one to the highest cov

sarah stinson, back to you all right. thank you very much, sara. >> it's 6.11. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a bay area woman is arrested for a scam involving fake vaccine cards and apparently claims that she could prevent covid infections. we'll tell you how. and the bay area city taking steps to shut down a sports bar where they say drugs and prostitution huge problem. plus we're continuing to follow what millions of americans are going to get when they wake up this morning, which is more money in the bank will tell you why. >> and we are going to be looking at cooler temperatures for much of the bay area. also some clear skies. the combo is actually going to set us up for a really nice one day planner at the coast shows you some upper 50's to low 60's a little bit more sunshine for coastal spots. keeping the sun inland but not keep in the 80's around. most of us fall into the 70's today. little mid summer break from the heat. i've got your forecast. >> and on your thursday morning commute traffic is already starting to pick up we're looking at y

sarah stinson back to you. thanks, so let's get to the other. >> fee hike story that we've got for you to the golden gate bridge as of today. the tolls go up. let's go live to kron four's, camila barco. she is. >> right in front of where james and i are going to set up a car i want to charge $7. you hop on ferry and about that camilla. >> maybe i'll take up. i'll take you guys up on well, also tell you right now that plenty of drirs over here at the golden gate bridge. you see a lot of people over here right now in these are the one of the first few drivers that are going to see the increase in polls. it's going to cost at least an extra one. he sense. >> but it also varies on how you pay. so let's take a look at how much it's going to cost you to drive through the golden gate bridge. if you're using fast track, it will rise.e.the rate now is $8 and $0.5 compared to what it was before $7 and $0.70 now wh drivers who zipped through the toll plaza without fast track can expect a bill for $8 and $0.60. every trip

sarah stinson is live at google headquarters in mountain view. now with the details. good morning, sarah. >> yeah, that's right. googlers won't be coming here to campus until mid october. they were supposed to come back in september. but it got postponed due to the growing concern of the delta variant. and guess what? when they do come here, they will be required to be vaccinated fully vaccinated and they're not alone. facebook has also announced shortly after that they're requiring employees to get vaccinated as well. they said they're still figuring out some of the logistics. how they will force it and also exemptions for those who cannot get the vaccine. facebook's also keeping most employees at home until october and ceo mark zuckerberg has said about half will continue to work remotely in the coming years. many, many big tech companies are adjusting their plans to keep everyone safe. twitter announced, as you said, it immediately shut down its san francisco, new york offices pausing of future openings to kind of holding on waiting to see what happens with the del

kron 4, sarah stinson actually live for us up. >> saint helene with more on this story.arah. >> you can see the hills behind me here and say only in the right off of a silverado trail their dark in black can see right there behind me. those are the scars in the glass fire. you can also see some of that lighter dry fuels that are still here. that's because we've had an extremely dry year with this historic drought. we're going to see potentially one of the worst fire seasons. we've seen yet. meanwhile, wineries up here that i talk to they're faced with not only know preparing for the future, but also while recovering from the past. >> the glass fire started burning out of control early in the morning on september 27 at one point the fire was burning one acre of land every 5 seconds was out of control. and i mean, we have some erratic fire behavior winds. we had trees torching off in the early am hours which. >> you never really see napa fire was one of the first departments to respond to what was an unpredictable fire. >> after evacuating people who live in work in napa c

conversar stinson is live near christmas hill park in gilroy with more.sara. >> yeah, i can't believe it's been 2 years with 2020 being what it was. it was 2 years ago today that we lost 3 young lives at the gilroy garlic festival and there's a memorial site here at christmas hill park crossed you can see the names of those 3 young people. and let's take a look at their photos so we can honor them ourselves. remembering them today. 2 years later from left to right. you can see 6 year-old stephen romero from san jose, 13 year-old kayla salazar from san jose and 25 year-old trevor irby from santa cruz. 19 people were also wounded on that horrific day when it was supposed to be a day of celebrating at the annual garlic fest will such a fun event, but instead a 19 year-old man decided to open fire into the festivals crowd and the days after the entire bay area was in shock grieving the loss ever since it was since then. it's been a time of healing really haven't stopped healing from this unthinkable tragedy for weeks after you can see investigators at christm

sarah stinson has the story from the newsroom. a closer look at who police are looking for. >> police say it was a brazen act of violence when a 15 year-old boy was shot in broad daylight with numerous people around children playing in the area. and this happened a week ago today. but they just released a photo and the name of the person they believe is responsible. take a look at who police are searching for its denmark bernstein from richmond. police have been investigating the deadly shooting since the day it happened on july 14th. a call came in about shots fired on main street in south la when officers arrived, they found a 15 year-old boy suffering from at least one gunshot wound. first responders tried to save him, but he died at the scene. someone who witnessed the murder was able to positively identify the shooter has seen. police say he could be armed and dangerous. bernstein is currently on parole after being convicted of attempted murder in contra, costa county. there is an arrest warrant out for him right now. if you

sarah stinson is live at the park now with the latest on the search efforts. do we know anything more about it today. >> well, this morning that search will continue for the missing 37 year-old runner who they were tracking on the pleasanton hill regional parks area and they last tracked a scent in the mueller trail, but they lost it with, of course, search dogs with all as much technology as they could bow in tears. but so far they have had no such luck. but that doesn't mean that they're losing any hope. so that is the good news this morning. take a look at this picture. she can see what philip creation looks like. you can see what he looks like in case maybe you are here on saturday morning and know something. in philip he came here on saturday morning for a 68 mile run. it should have only taken about 45 minutes to an hour. we're told he's in very good shape. but he never returned home that day. he lives in berkeley. he drove out here. the pleasanton for a run. his wife reached out to police after she realized, you know, he's a come home yet. and it's been

sarah stinson back to sara. where are all your mask member. your mom made you all the i've got my i feel like nancy pelosi. i got the matching thing going with every outfit. >> are you going to bring years back. i wear my mask. only through it i wear my mask sometimes i just have a cold and yes, it was a cold because colder still around. yeah. and so i wore my mask out and about to be respectful to other want to try to get other people sick. yeah. but you know, it's it's crazy. and you know what i mean. we were in this mask. i travel. >> 5 years from but i swear maybe a thing that people just start doing regularly, even offseason. thank you very much, sir, for that. as we know in other countries, that's okay. i know. but i what i take a lot of people like yea, we towed away. >> you know, to me became that. and now they always have to keep one in the glove box just in. but look, you have other signs that things are getting back to normal right in the bay area concerts are back yet foster city. in fact, loosening its covid restrictions for its c

sarah stinson has a closer look at who exactly police are looking for. >> police say it was a brazen act of violence when a 15 year-old boy was shot in broad daylight with numerous people around children playing in the area. and this happened a week ago today. but they just released a photo and the name of the person they believe is responsible. take a look at who police are searching for its denmark bernstein from richmond. police have been investigating the deadly shooting since the day it happened on july 14th. a call came in about shots fired on main street in south la when officers arrived, they found a 15 year-old boy suffering from at least one gunshot wound. first responders tried to save him, but he died at the scene. someone who witnessed the murder was able to positively identify the shooter has seen. police say he could be armed and dangerous. bernstein is currently on parole after being convicted of attempted murder in contra, costa county. there is an arrest warrant out for him right now. if you see burn seen do not approach him. just call police the chief of police in

sarah stinson back to you. >> all right. well, let's check area weather.aking up on this monday what do you think, john helpfully. it's good. looking at some good stuff as we round out july because every day of this month is now in sight. your seven-day forecast before we start our august into early next week. a look outside your nor cal on the weather center forecast right now shows you good visibility towards the bay bridge that cloudy blanket is sitting above us. that's always a nice note because that bridge level visibility is doing okay. the north bay on the other hand, is looking at some spots of low cloud cover and fog. we're nice and quiet across the bay area. but look at southern california right now. monsoonal moisture and ample moisture resulting in rain and thunderstorms in san diego on over to the eastern deserts. this month's no moisture is going to make its way gradually up our direction into tonight, early tomorrow morning. rain loses its but we will see the potential of a few dry lightning strikes and that increases your fire danger haze f

sarah stinson back to you. >> thank you very much, sir. 05:33am.lice in oakland are asking for your help to find this missing 12 year-old boy named darien watson. he was last seen allowed 11 in the morning yesterday on foothill boulevard. police say he's a runaway. he's in good mental and physical condition. he's 5 foot 4, a 110 pounds and as you can see, he has brown eyes in the south bay fire. crews were all all night. they were making sure that a grass fire didn't reignite this fire started burning in milpitas and thenait jumped over a coyote creek in san jose that prompted a shelter-in-place order along mill river lane as of this morning, though, that fire is contained. firefighters estimate the size at about 25 acres. >> one of the leading candidate to replace governor newsom in the upcoming recall election was on the campaign trail in san francisco. kevin faulconer says that governor newsom has been tough for has not been tough enough on crime and he says his experience as mayor san diego should prove to voters that he can do better. >> gavin

trump or sarah stinson tracking how much you'll be paying. >> at the pump. >> let's start with sarah in lafayette morning. >> and morning. i wish i could say good morning. but it is getting more and more unaffordable at the gas pump. we're live here in lafayette where you can see for premium gas. i mean, you're looking at most $5 or $0.5 away from that. and i'm sure they haven't even increase this yet from the gas tax. the state's gas tax that goes into effect today. once again, that's going to make gas prices soar. even more drivers can expect to see. >> a $0.12 per gallon increase for regular gas and a $0.20 doubt per gallon increase for diesel back in 2017. lawmakers passed senate bill one allowing for taxes at the pump to go up annually by pennies. that's quite a few pennies, though, to pay for road and bridge work. the taxes. is expected generate at least 5.4 million dollars for the state. if all that money is spent as intended. it would take the state 10 years to clear. >> the backlog of road repairs as we know, there's a lot to be done in california. however, our state has the

sarah stinson back to you. thanks a lot. interesting. she brought up netflix mean we were just talking yesterday about actors, right. and how an intimate job and how close they are and how talking into their faces be extra careful. >> yeah. and the sarah mentioned still waiting to see if apple is going to mandate vaccines among its employees. we do know at least it's going require customers to wear masks. >> whether they're vaccinated or not. if you're going to come inside their stores. fact, they started mandating face coverings for employees earlier this month. now masks are going to be required for all customers as well. at more than half of its 270 us stores. we checked the apple web site and it appears that all of the bay area locations are requiring masks for everyone so it's not just in hot spot areas because we're not considered a hot spot, but. >> apple says masks okay again. the company is encouraging its employees to get vaccinated. but as terry mentioned, it's not a mandate just yet. member. i went to disneyland and didn't ha

creek but 88 danville about 76 in hercules 80 in blair about 79 degrees in the napa valley and 61 at stinson beach next few days. more low clouds and fog hn the way. that will cool the temperatures down through thursday. then we warm up again a little bit, but monsoonal moisture rolling back in possibly on friday. thank you, lawrence. coming up, japan has a few new covid cases today as members of team usa. >> test positive ahead of the olympic games which a police are now forced to miss out on the competition. >> and it's a full count. bottom of the knife. oakland's mayor libby shaft is now sharing her final thoughts before the big vote tomorrow that could decide if the a's are going to leave. >> still waiting on your passport. why the backlog of people waiting could start moving a lot faster after the break. >> the biden administration is all around the world this morning. the white house says hackers affiliated with the chinese government carried out the attack on that nation's at behest. the uk and several other western allies join the u.s. in the accusation but no sanctions against china

sarah stinson back to you. >> 6.47. is the time.n't have too many wildfires to deal with that straining everybody firefighters included. but zach, this point still dry and it got to deal with that. and then back here at home as we. >> going to our upcoming week and we don't have to deal with the heat that i experienced over the weekend. let's find out what temperatures going to be like this week, john. so the week starting a little bit cooler than we get kind of warm all over again. nothing exceptionally hot, though, which is good news. >> fire danger is increased today, though. i'll tell you why. first of all, your north calhoun. the weather center forecast is showing your view outside starting to blow a little bit here at the embarcadero in the as sunshine tries to peer its way through a thin marine layer that is bailing much of the bay at this moment. one of the reasons our fire danger is going to be higher over the next 24 hours. as monsoonal moisture that is already resulting in thunderstorms across southern california as this