, which continued to work in russia, considered the card of the chinese payment system union bayard is actually not osta russians of the second choice, the country's inhabitants started en masse they will issue cards of the chinese operator after the financial message transfer service was turned off, the chinese functionality was supposed to be an alternative to union fei instead of visa and mastercard , so the bankers reassured their customers that with another hope, i’m savoring it and soon there will be something that will bring peace to young people pay here already, although it will be interesting that the chinese payment scheme will be possible at least in foreign stores and there the service will be paid, but there is a 100% possibility to pay for goods and services in foreign stores even if the bank is not included in the list of sanctions, the russians have no choice but to go abroad outside of russia, too, it will not be possible to make the payment, and the union of pp, which made life a little easier for the russians, announced the limitation of cooperation with the s

overnight thursday into friday railway across the bay area and beyond will go from this to this around 60,000 unionrkers are set to strike fighting for better salaries benefits and time off impacts to bay area. transit riders will be felt immediately once the strike starts on friday. ace train will suspend all service until an agreement is reached suspension of service really puts people in a pretty difficult place trying to find alternative transportation to get to and from work. they already take the a service because they don't want to be stuck in traffic like on their way to the office. so this is certainly has a very real human impact despite not being involved in negotiations companies like ace caltrain and amtrak operate on freight railroads and cannot safely operate if there's no agreement a service could be suspended as soon as thursday with the latest morning and evening train suspended to ensure no trains are on the corridor by the agreement deadline service along the capital corridor will be entirely suspended beginning friday certain long distance and track interruptions will be like t

scattered rain right now throughout the east bay union city to say no, we're tracking some light scattered showers there. and even for those of you in the north bay currently over rohnert park and even novato. so just keep that in mind. your full forecast coming up for the 2nd half of your weekend in just a few minutes. back to dan and off thank you for your health tonight. a walk-in clinic for the monkeypox vaccine opened up today in san francisco. it was held by kaiser permanente to reduce the spread of the disease. and as kron four's philippe de gaulle reports, most of the patients were stopping by for their second dose. >> the number of positive m-pox cases in los angeles. more than double those reported in san francisco. still, the city has the second highest case rate in the state. strengthening the need to get more vaccine into the lgbtq community. it's really great to be able to just have people take care of it as soon as possible. on saturday, kaiser permanente held a free clinic at city center on geary boulevard in san francisco. it was open to members and non-members. and kaiser

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

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

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

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

. >> it's a 20 in the east bay, the union city police chief as address the recent uptick in gun violenceon the steps the department is taking. >> it means that, you know, we're not immune to the uptick in crime. >> here happening in the bay area in recent weeks, union city police have responded to violent crimes stemming from gun violence related to gangs, drugs and domestic violence. sergeant john mina says the department is taking steps to try and combat the rise in these violent crimes and handsome forsman of firearms. >> collaborating with criminal partners a safe and secure part of firearms ownership. a district policing and community oriented policing and problem solving unit in a post on the city's next social media pages. >> the police chief says there have been 5 homicides in the last year, attempted homicides and assaults with a gun are up about 70%. of guns seized by police are either ghost guns are not registered to the attacker and a majority of the crimes are committed by people who do not live in the city. looking to switch are patrolling model to district policing, which

of the union city police department is raising some concerns about the rising crime in union city and across the bay area in a post on the city's page. the chief says there have been 5 homicides in the last year. he also says that attempted homicide and assault with a gun are up about 63%. 70% of guns seized by police either ghost are not registered to the attacker. and a majority of the crimes are committed by people who do not live in the city. the chief says the department is taking steps to try and combat the rise in these violent crimes. he says they're deploying additional resources to certain areas based on crime data. they've also crease staffing to the investigating unions. these are just some of the different strategies to chief is laid out in his message. well, the contra costa county sheriff's office says one of the 2 prisoners who escaped from the marsh creek detention facility on sunday has been found. investigators say they arrested errors. vera, he's on the left of your screen. he wasn't of les hotel. now he has since been booked back into the martinez detention facility the other an

bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. from the golden gate bridge to union square demonstrators continue to voice their outrage over the death of an iranian woman detained over her head scarf. thanks for joining us. i'm j r stone the death of 22 year old masa amini has spurred worldwide protests abc 7 news reporter suzanne fawn joins us live with more on the turnout today in the bay area suzanne on the golden gate bridge at union square. there are so many local demonstrators who are a mad about what's happening thousands of miles away, and they're also demanding justice for masa amini. they came out in force a sea of people poured onto the golden gate bridge this sunday unified determined demanding change the goal to stand together and send a strong message to iran thousands of people formed a human chain across the san francisco landmark. this beautiful seeing this solidarity of the people right now. catalyst for this outpouring the death of 22 year old masa amini. she died in the custody of iran's so called morality police and was reportedly detained for i

same for you in the east bay union city and hayward right at 70 today, danville at 79. well, berkeley holding and upper 60's mention vacaville being our only spot actually getting to a t with stinson beach in point raise kind of cool down in the low 60's tomorrow and saturday, the warmest of this week's forecast in the low 80's for a few more cities inland sunday. we take that dip as that system drops in temperatures fall into the low 70's that are warmest best chance of rain being late saturday into early monday right now. john, thank you for that. will of year the south bay and you're traveling along 2, 80 started at one a one and traveling up to 85 in cupertino. >> about 28 to 30 minutes for you to make that drive. so to 80's pretty busy as well as one on one heading into the city 20 minutes that fremont street exit. we're checking on the richmond. sandra fell bridge. tulsa want to one 14 minutes for you. there croghan down towards the maze. so 5.80, and a about a 40 minute drive for you. traffic picking up if you're traveling along 8.80, san leandro down to milpitas

. > >> a lot of labor action at bay area airports today, with multiple unions in the midst of contract disputes, and they are protesting. they are. off-duty flight attendants from two different airlines, picketing today. at sfo, right there on the left side of your screen, united airlines attendance were outside terminal 3. then on the right in oakland, southwest airline attendants, marching as well. >> what we want? >> contract. >> when we want it? >> yesterday. >> yesterday. >> so here is their fight. unions are fighting for a numbef issues from pay increases, to work conditions brought on by the hundreds of thousands of flight cancellations and delays that have happened this year. the united workers say the airline refused to increase hiring and staffing to give them a hand. >> in 33 years i've never seen a a summer the way we have had, this last year. i no at this holiday season coming up will be any different, different, if united does not make some serious changes. >> so you see them on the pavement, that means they are not in the skies. but we are told by the airlines none of th

bay. a lot of low 90s here. cupertino hits 91. 86 in union . 86 in union city. san mateo is g to hit 87. numbers in the inlant bay, a lot of 90s. dublin, only. , only 91. back to the east bay shoreline, san leandro in the m. leandro in the mid-80s. 92 in san rafael. 93 in novato. 91 in santa rosa. we will bring thoses down over the next few days. if we look at the trend, you can visualize the color showing youe color showing you where we are above average in how far above e how far above average we are, the farther into the shades of orange. we will take you into next week, and the colors do shake down. in terms of the storm we were talking about, you about, you probably heard abouta probably heard about fiona. that that is the hurricane out here which is rapidly going to weaken weaken and it will be an issue for northernmost canada over tht few days. but we have a whole new issue now. it's this one. right now, it's just tropical dn tropical depression 9, but it ig to rapidly intensify. it will gt a name tomorrow morning. this is is probably going to be ian. at this point, the forecast tr

we are taking you on a tour in the east bay from hayward to union city, 880 and 680. d sunnyvale. in the north bay, san francisco is wet as well as san rafael, a little brick toward oakland. far north on top of the radar sweep, more showers up to st. helena. look at the soggy view from san rafael, 62 in san francisco. 61 in santa clara. it is breezy with the wind advisory through 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. south wind is keeping us mild, we are looking at the gusty wind from 30 to 40 and 50 miles an hour through the afternoon. upper elevations, near 40 miles an hour. today, tomorrow and tuesday level 1 system. we go through the day with scattered showers, some downpours. 2:00, could be a little soggy. looking at more gusty wind tonight and another wave of rain moving through. amanda: wet and windy. we elizabeth will be late to rest tomorrow. today, king charles is hosting world leaders ahead of the funeral. hundreds of thousands of people continue to wait for hours to pay their final respects. the queue to see the queen is expected to close today. reporter: an emotional moment

low 90s for much of the south bay. 93 in morgan hil. morgan hill. union city, 86. the the numbers for the east bay will be in the mid-90s and thats that is going to be the warmest numbers on the grantor. as we come back into the east bay sho, bay shoreline, most numbers are in the 80s. it will be 82 in the the city, today. 93, sonoma. as we work our way up, we are looking at the mid-90s. we do pull down for next week. let's watch the progression. as we go toward tuesday into wednesday, those colors start to shake down. we will see a little bit f the marine layer tomorrow but iy i merrily, what we are looking at is the cooldown thanks to a stronger onshore breeze and you see it play out probably most noticeably in san jose. the low 90s, today. tomorrow, upper 80s. it gets much better by the middle of next week. 80s for sa. san jose. microclimates will be in the mid-90s, today. we cool back down to the mid-80s by nex. next week. > >> we have the first official weekend of fall. how typical is it to see the upper 90s? >> it is very typical. if you are in a range where y

foster city beautiful. 75 south bay temps mid to upper 70's for you. 70's across the east bay, too, with hayward union city, oakland, each right at 70 degrees. north bay temps, vacaville are only spot even getting into the 80's today on the a 81 tomorrow thursday. a lot like today, friday, saturday, just a touch warmer. pretty level all the way through this forecast. thank you for that. well, we've got a few hot spots out there. this one and fairfield to 80 westbound east of waterman boulevardia, 2 lanes blocked there. >> so pretty slow to vacaville in that fearful area. another one along the san mateo bridge, a vehicle fire. this is about our number 3. we're going have these delays. now we're down to 57 minutes were up past 60. so things are getting a little better, but you still got some issues. and that vehicle is still there traveling into the city. 28 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. so again, so earlier, residual issues along the bay bridge still persisting in this hour. san leandro down to about 66 minutes for you to make that drive. that's down from 70 where we were earlier. 79 minute

they're between carriers like union pacific and a number of unions here in the bay area several transits are updating their schedules to better accommodate riders who may be returning after the pandemic years abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry has the details. changes starting monday for bay area public transit bart caltraining golden state transit all announcing new schedules for trains and buses. we have got to make the best case we can to our writers who may be haven't written a train in two years to come back to park chris philippi with bart says the new schedules will see trains better space apart on evenings and weekends to serve late night workers and those attending events the schedule also adds trains earlier in the morning and adjust for track maintenance in the trans bay tube. it also sees bart moving to one standard five-lane weekend schedule for both saturday and sunday. you're used to catching a train at 11:15 on a saturday. you can now plan on catching that train at 11:15 on sunday. it's a layer of consistency that we've added bar ridership took a massive hit in the pandemic

everyone in the hundreds on the north bay, 107 santa rosa, 111 ukiah, 97 union city, fremont no recordr the east bay until you move inland. 110 in livermore will be another record high after. here is a look at hurricane k. it will get as far north as southern california and then gets pushed back down to the south. it gets close enough that all this area you see in green is where some thunderstorms are possible friday. we will see hurricane k's effects with increasing cloud cover in the much nicer temperature, 70's and 80's saturday will feel humidity from it sunday. look at the temptress next week mainly 60's and 70's, autumn is in the forecast not until the wednesday. when we come back we'll look at how much rain socal will get. larry: saturday connected here fast enough. ceremonial groundbreaking on treasure island for the soccer facility. as it can see in the images the facility will include 1500 seat stadium, three smaller fields as well as a clubhouse. is been around since 1951 petrie more than a thousand youth and adult players. the top team competes and a league sponsored by the

president also met with the families of some of the victims who died at the pentagon and here in the bay area in union city of memorial site honors those who lost their lives on 9.11 on board flight 93, which was headed to san francisco international airport. passengers on that plane fought back preventing the hijackers from hitting their intended target. kron four's gayle ong spoke to people who are at the memorial. at sugar mill landing park in union city. >> 40 granite stones bearing the names of the passengers and crew members who lost their lives on flight. 93, this longtime fremont resident and her granddaughters left flowers on each stone every year. just, you know, the grandchildren. remember that? we never forget. my sister gave up her seat for someone else. and at the time she thought she was doing a good deed. the shows must be on this flight. yes, you should have been on this flight that day. >> remember to everybody they were we've lost. >> this year marks the 21st anniversary of the 9.11 attacks, the story of flight 93 is inscribed on the stone. the united airlines flight took off from n

. >> it's 5.37 in the east bay, the union city chief of police address the recent rise in gun violencen city, the police have responded to violent crime stemming from gun violence related to gangs, drugs and domestic violence attempted homicides and assaults with a gun are up about 63% and 70% of the guns seized by police are either ghost guns or not registered to the person using the gun. >> going to switch are patrolling model to district policing, which makes it makes areas a smaller for our officers to patrol so that they have more interaction with the community. and so they could have a better understanding or feel for we know what's going on in the community. >> the department plans to send officers to where they're needed most based on crime data and they're encouraging residents to get more information from the department on their social media platforms. >> it is 5.38. we'll take a break. but still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. thousands are lining the streets of london to pay their respects to queen elizabeth. the second will have live updates from wi ie bush had something

local districts have requested berkeley unified more than 447,000 alum rock union elementary school district in the south bayn 1.2 million west contra costa unified more than two million and oakland unified more than five million oakland also asked for 1 million dollars for plumbing work because obviously districts have to have a plan around water filtration around ventilation before they could apply they can't just get the money and just say hey, we'll spend it when we feel like it perhaps that's why there's still roughly 200. million dollars available in the pot the deadline to apply is october 31st of this year. there's money still available if they don't get it this round there's another round coming but adding hvac systems on older buildings represents a challenge for districts like san francisco unified matt. haney is a former school board member, especially with the heat that we're seeing right now. this has to move way up the list as a priority even though it's a bit challenging in some of these older buildings. it's something that has to get done. the money comes from the energy efficiency fund whic

rail strike in three decades impacting all over the country and the bay area and not just affecting passengers. this is what we know unionsengineers and conductors already in pass, rail workers say there underworked overworked and understaffed,

east bay numbers from the mid-seventies in oakland, union city, 78. air quality is good, heading inland, it has been on the warm side today, another warm one, but temperatures topping off in the upper 80's. the accuweather 7-day forecast featuring a mild to warm day today. it is cooler. the fog will expand tuesday and wednesday, and breezier afternoons. it is pretty mild as we get into your thursday. temperatures coming up a bit on friday and looking at a pretty decent weekend. but october, already, kumasi. kumasi: thank you, lisa. it is officially the start of the jewish new year, rosh hashanah. ♪ a large outdoor gathering celebrated the holiday on the east yesterday. camp to wanda hosted at miller park. 2000 people gathered to celebrate the new year. >> the idea is to celebrant the new year's together, the jewish new year, what has been good for the last year, what is hard. kumasi: this is the 15th year it has been held. it featured traditional prayer, music, and community. oktoberfest is in full swing in germany. this video, shared on tiktok, has m

bay area suzanne on the golden gate bridge at union square demonstrators are angry about what happened thousands of miles away in iran and they're demanding justice for masa. amini's death. they came out in force a sea of people poured onto the golden gate bridge this sunday unified determined demanding change the goal to stand together and send a strong message to iran thousands of people formed a ancisclama. acrosshe san a's jt beautiful seeing this solidaritofhe pplthe catalg the death of 22 year old masa amini. she died in the custody of iran's so-called morality police and was reportedly detained for improperly covering her hair with the islamic head scarf or hijab 21 year old. yes verizon afar a uc berkeley student among the many people moved to take action. it could have been me. it could have been me i i grew up in iran rizik has ravi helped organize sunday's human chain event across the golden gate bridge. you're all nasa. we are all her sister her brother and she had 80 million people. as her family and we want to we want to show that to the government that this time. we are

bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. from the golden gate bridge to uniontors continue to voice their outrage over the death of an iranian woman detained over her head scarf. thanks for joining us. i'm jr. stone the death of 22 year old masa amini has scored worldwide protests abc 7 news reporter suzanne fawn joins us live with more on the turnout today in the bay area suzanne on the golden gate bridge at union square demonstrators are angry about what happened thousands of miles away in iran and they're demanding justice for masa. amini's death. they came out in force a sea of people poured onto the golden gate bridge this sunday unified determined demanding change the goal to stand together and send a strong message to iran thousands of people formed a ancisclama. acrosshe san a's jt beautiful seeing this solidaritofhe pplthe catalg the death of 22 year old masa amini. she died in the custody of iran's so-called morality police and was reportedly detained for improperly covering her hair with the islamic head scarf or hijab 21 year old. yes verizon afar a

there were two in the bay area today one at union square and another at the golden gate bridge abc 7s reporter suzanne fawn has more on the turnout. they came out in force a sea of people poured onto the golden gate bridge this sunday unified determined demanding change the goal to stand together and send a strong message to iran thousands of people formed a human chain across the san francisco landmark. it's just beautiful seeing this solidarity of the people right now. catalyst for this outpouring the death of 22 year old masa amini. she died in the custody of iran's so-called morality police and was reportedly detained for wi the islamic head scarf or hijab 21 year old. yes verizon afar a uc berkeley student among the many people moved to take action. it could have been me. it could have been me i i grew up in iran rizik has ravi helped organize sunday's human chain event across the golden gate bridge. we are all nasa. we are all her sister her brother and she had 80 million people. as her family and we want to we want to show that to the government that this time. we are not just

rail strike in three decades impacting all over the country and the bay area and not just affecting passengers. this is what we know unions representing engineers and conductors already in pass, rail workers say there underworked overworked and understaffed, this could impact refinery operations that could make gasoline more expensive, if you have larger disruptions on the supply chain which is already stressed now amtrak is not involved but longterm route tuesday one runs from chicago all the way here to the bay area. amtrak says the strike could interrupt inner-city operations with a lot of trains operating on tracks maintained by these railroads, passengers are waiting a decision, linda rides the train to emeryville ultimately going to san francisco where she teaches five days a week. >> i have three different plans if this happens. when the train stops everybody that comes down here, they will all be driving. they will all be driving back at the same time as me. >> it is nice to have amtrak travel frequently with multiple options. >> unless the sides come to an agreement only action by congress to stop the strike with

of the union city police department is raising concerns now about the rising crime in union city and across the bay area. in a post on the city's page. the chief says that there have been 5 homicides in the last year. he also says that attempted homicides and assaults with a gun are up about 63% and 70% of the guns have been seized by police or other ghost guns or they're not registered to the person who is using them and a majority of the crimes were committed. he says by people who do not live in the city. so the chief says the department is taking some steps to try to bat this rise in violent crimes. he be deploying additional resources to certain areas based on crime data. they've also increased staffing to the investigative units. and these are just some of the different strategies that chief laid out in his message. >> one of the 2 prisoners who escaped from the marsh creek detention facility in clayton on sunday has been found. gerardo ramirez, vera on the left was arrested in a hotel. he's now in the martinez detention to sell e. but the other escaped inmate. jorge garcia has come on the ri

unions at amazon or starbucks, there n are six or seven or more stories in other industries so just this summer over 100 nurses at the hospital in coral gables florida organize. rei workers in the bay area one their union election. sheet metal workers and painters have organized in shipyards in alaska and louisiana. aircraft mechanics in north carolina, 550 researchers at mount sinai medical school have organized a union in new york city. 500 auto workers in michigan won their union, 200 hotel workers in austin texas one and organizing drive. hundreds more in places you would never expect. museums, cultural workers in los angeles, baltimore, rnew yo . hundreds of workers in what is a new and emerging industry, the cannabis industry. i always get a little snicker when i mention the cannabis industry so i'm fromoregon and i know it well they have come together to form unions . this is so unexpected, so surprising and it just shows there's no industry or workplace that the union doesn't belong. it's every type of job. and working people, the reason their organizing and numbers are so high is because they're tired of being called essential one minute, coming out of the pandemic we hear

s stores that have voted to unionize in the past year, including locations right here in the bay area. the coffee giant said it sent letters to more than 230 stores , offering a three week window next month to start those negotiations in the bay area to stores have voted to unionize the starbucks in san francisco's castro district on 18th street and the store on chatting and berkeley employees at a starbucks in santa clara are set to vote next month on whether to become a union shop. the holiday season is right around the corner, and consumers say they will be changing their shopping habits this year. a survey from bankrate found two and five people say inflation will change the way they shop. in fact, 84% say they are going to try to save money this season. 40% say they will buy fewer items and 20% say they will purchase gifts from cheaper brands. amazon will host a second prime day sale on october. 11th and 12th. this is the first time amazon is holding two prime day events in the same year. usually the company holds prime day once a year during the summer. amazon says the october p

s stores that have voted to unionize in the past year, including locations right here in the bay area today , the coffee giant said it sent letters to more than 230 stores , offering a three week window next month to start negotiations. in the bay area to stores have voted to unionize the starbucks in san francisco's castro district on 18th street and the store on shattuck avenue in berkeley employees at a starbucks in santa clara are set to vote next month on whether to become a union shop singer rihanna will be the headliner for the 2023 super bowl halftime show. shame. bright like a diamond. rihanna broke the news on an instagram post showing her hand holding a football. the singer previously said in 2019, she turned down an offer to perform at halftime over the league's treatment of former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. the upcoming halftime show is also the first time the primary sponsor of the halftime show will be apple music instead of pepsi super bowl is in arizona and will be played on february. 12 you can watch it right here on ktvu. all right. let me start by saying t

on the bay aret this morning, union leaders of lovingly rejected the company'st offer in a vote. both sides have have agreed to a wage increase, but the union wants therapists to have more time to see patiens and perform duties. negotiations negotiations may be weeks or months away from an agreement. > >> police investigating a student near a fruitvale statio. fruitvale station. officers say, say, one person was shot near 5h avenue before getting onto a bat train last night around 8:20. vo posted to citizen at shows polie and emergency vehicle response like you see. no words on arresr description of suspect. the victim is said to be in a stabln at the hospital. > >> a pavilion hotel on fourth street will soon be home to dozens of young people ready to leave foster care. the city approved a nearly $3 million grant to convert the hotel into 39 apartments. the units will hp those between the ages of 18 and and 25 leaving foster care so they can live on their own. > >> let's get a check on weathere got to tell us how this week isg to be looking. >> pretty mild, actually. i feee we ar

east bay is warm. 83 union city. 76 richmond and inland. 90's in the warmest cities. 91 in concord, 90ht patchy fog out there. we could see coastal you -- drizzle and otherwise temperatures in the 50's. the weekend forecast is cooling off starting saturday. it turns breezy in the afternoon and that will usher in cooler weather sunday. we will find a lot of sunshine birthdays this week. you will find a warm day today for the last day of september. october the weekend arrives with cooler weather. fleet week next week, expect a lot of sunshine and heating up for the second half of the week. julian: new at 6:00, the surprising sport to get the go-ahead at high schools across the state. jobina: and wait until you see the video of one little new yorker that was not feeling the vibe of her new classmate. julian: the pacific air show is this saturday in huntington beach. you can see the action live on hulu preaching -- featuring stunt performances, military aircraft, and even an experimental flying car. plus a showstopping finale from the u.s. air force thunder boards, -- thunderbirds. people

this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, and we also see the traffic heading south from hayward to uniony in fremont and on 6 82 pleasant and has been slow. steve mentioned the south bay because he knows that this is when the south day really is the busiest. look at all that slow traffic on the right on to 80. it's a 30. let's go back to the headlines. thank you happening today day two of a strike by sfl food workers. their walkout is forcing most airport restaurants to shut down for the time being. ktvu james torres joins us from sfo now where more people are expected to join the picket lines, james andre, you've seen these people here too am yesterday morning, and they're definitely getting the attention of people who are showing up taking off her flights or many people come up to us asking what's going on. who are these people? what are they striking for? and they say that's kind of what they were hoping to accomplish. at some point, these workers say that they are asking for common sense improvements to their job. about 1000 employees of the airports, restaurants, bars, coffee shops

negotiations, real companies and union negotiators reached additive agreement, nearly avoiding a strike that would have struck down -- shut down real systems not only here in the bayacross the country and would have had ripple effects down to all of us. arrive 60,000 union workers were set to strike on friday, fighting for better salaries, benefits, and time off. in the bay area, a strain would have suspended service until an agreement was reached. concerns of a supply chain disruption were on the table as close to one third of the nation's freight moves on rails and he railroad trade group has said trucks cannot keep up with demand. cal state east bay professor of management says this would have caused inflation to take an even bigger jump. >> expect more delays and raising costs as the truck industry is going to cost more. higher demand, higher prices, and that will affect inflation. reporter: nancy pelosi releasing a statement on the deal made overnight that congress stood ready to take action, saying "i congratulate both parties with coming to terms that will avoid a strike and take a positive step forward. -- positive step forward." amtrak is working quickly

on the bay area beach, the teachers union has reached a and agreement with a salary raise for teachers and teachings teaching assistants. extra prep time fothdecaso schools. the program is expected expected to vote on a tentative agreement in october. > >> two stolen dogs back with their owners and send layer and you can see how excited this man man is to be reunited with his best friends. his truck was stolen with the dogs in the back back yesterday. after and hour of searching, they found the truck and olivia and lucy were reunited with their owner. you can see how happy he is. this was much needed and we needed ts needed this. > >> talking about rain totals, they are impressive. it is the first alert weather day here in the bay area and we are not done done with the rain just yet. yesterday it was widespread showers thanks to this area of low pressure. a lot of moisture in the atmosphere as we are waking up and getting through our day. the difference from today versus yesterday as we are are seeing heavier pockets of rn of rain. isolated storms into this afternoon and it's already s

chief of the union city police department is raising concerns about the rising crime in union city and all across the baya. in a post on the city's page. the chief says that there have been 5 homicides in the last year. and he also says that attempted homicides and assaults with a gun are up. 63%, 70% of guns seized by police are either ghost guns or not registered to the attacker. and a majority of the crimes are committed by people who do not live in the city and union city. the chief says the department is taking steps now to try and combat the rise in these violent crimes. he says they're deploying additional resources to certain areas based on crime data. they've also increased staffing in the investigations unit. and these are just some of the different strategies that chief laid out. it's 5.38. still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. a big step that one bay area city is taking. >> to make 3 things right with the local native american groups. there. and after the break, we're going to tell you how bart plans to celebrate their 50th anniversary this their 50th anniversary this weekend. meet leon th

bay area. workers are back on the job today after winning what the union is calling, quote, significant raises and free family health care following the strike. time now for our 4 zone forecast with a live view of san francisco airport and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has word on a nice friday. yeah, boy, they're great weather around the bay area today. tomorrow. >> thanks. just going to be beautiful all around. maybt even a little bit warmer to high pressure building over head clear skies to the golden gate bridge right now. looks like we are going to see some changes. >> overnight tonight as that ridge begins to build in maybe a little bit of an offshore wind, at least in parts of the north bay and the east bay. temperatures out the door right now. still comfortable 70's well inland. 71 degrees in san jose, 70 in fremont, 70 in palo alto, 70 in san mateo. 59 along the coastline in pacifica. 71 in tehran and 72 degrees in the bottle. so some warm temperatures around the bay area now. and we've got that ridge just starting to dominate as we get ready for the first weekend of october

on the east bay, hot with 94 in union city. 108 in san ramon. 112 in brentwood. few degrees cooler. by thursday we are hot again and by friday, our last day of excessive heat. julian: "good morning america" coming up here on abc seven. kumasi: danielle has a look at what is ahead. >> coming up, and a abc7 news exclusive with you can president zelenskyy with the latest and the nuclear plant in the crossfire. extreme weather across the country. flooding in the east and dangerous heat and wildfires in the west. we will have the latest on the labor day travel crush with packed airports and numbers at pre-pandemic levels and thousands of flights canceled. last-minute back-to-school savings, where you can find the best deals from backpacks to footwear. wait. you're a night manager and mom and birthday cake baker? so adding “and” student might feel daunting. national university is here to support all your “ands.” national university. supporting the whole you. want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-st

in the east bay, and 80 is possible, union city 81, fremont 81, everyone else mid to upper 70's we willnd out with temperatures comfortable inland mid-eighties, the string of good air quality will extend into here. this is a look at the seven-day forecast. short of average tomorrow even with astronomical autumn beginning with the extra sunshine, look at the warmth returning, spreading to the coast, even tuesday is warmer than average with increasing clouds, wednesday we are trending cooler, more like autumn until then still pretty warm. >> drone views seven earlier today flew over a new addition to the day, the ferry, pure nine near the ferry building was christened this afternoon, the primary function is no longer the hall passengers. it will serve as the headquarters for the bay area council. >> we think this will be an important place for big discussions about our city. the waterfront. the region. the country. the world. when you see it you will understand the opportunity exists. the future is -- >> first launched 1924 it has been repurposed and features a stunning rooftop deck that

the union city police department is raising concerns now about the rising crime in union city and across the entire bayor that matter. in a post on the city's page, the chief says there have been 5 homicides in the last year. he also says that that attempted homicides and assaults with a gun are up about 63%. 70% of guns seized by police were either ghost guns or they weren't registered to the attacker and a majority of the crimes are committed by people who do not live in the city. now, the chief says the department is taking steps to try and combat the rise in these violent crimes. he says they're deploying additional resources to certain areas based on crime data. they've also increased staffing to the investigative units as well. and these are just some of the different strategies that chief laid out in his message. >> the contra costa county sheriff's office says that one of the 2 prisoners who escaped from the marsh creek detention facility on sunday has been found. they say they arrested gerardo ramirez, vera. that's the man on the left screen. there in a vallejo hotel and his book now into the

can take a shuttle train to sfo and then take it and the outbound train to get to the east bay ac transit and union are also both providing buses as mutual aid for passengers to try to move things along. happening today, california is officially loosening its statewide mask guidelines even further. and bart is also dropping its mask mandate, but that's not going happen until next month. kron 4 sarah stinson spoke with one expert who says it's a good time to make these mask changes. >> i know it's going to be a big transition for a lot of people think it's right time. that's because the population is getting stronger and stronger from an immune perspectives. masks are no longer required in state-run facilities with lots of visitors and employees like prisons and homeless shelters. >> the california department of public health now aligns with the recommendation of mask use from the cdc when cases are at a low transmission levels. state health officials do strongly recommend those who are at high risk of severe illness to continue wearing a mask in crowded indoor facilities. the state health departmen

the southern end of the peninsula right across the dumbarton bridge on over to the east bay from milpitas fremont uniony on up through hayward. so no great ot up into the tri valley. also seeing some light showers, heaviest of rainfall as of right on top. the dan burton, which is rain will tell you in a second has had a rough commute on it already. so now it's wet on top of being a slow go on top of that. we have rain and snow up in the sierra and some lightning strikes up there. at least things are very damp after the past few days. so the concern with dry lightning is not as much as what we would normally see. very damp in the sierra also helping out with our wildfire. the mosquito fire and better quality up there. current conditions may be wet, but we will dry out gradually over the next few hours afternoon hours. look, a little less active for inland valleys as compared to the past few days of thunderstorms today looks a little less likely to be seeing that high pressure ridge about to be building in replacing the low. that has been with us this week. so enjoy today's weather. we're staying in the

american and filipino american and other populations to new emerging job centers in mission bay and all the jobs in union square and again here to china town. so, with support from speaker pelosi and a billion dollars of federal funding, we are almost there. we're also really grateful. [cheers and applause] we're grateful to secretary butavig for the bipartisan infrastructure bill. this once in a generation opportunity. [cheers and applause] can provide cities like ours the resources that we need to make a transportation system that works for everyone but particularly the people who have the fewest mobility choices. i also want to make my appreciation known for mayor breed who has continued in her leadership to prioritize the people who need mobility investments and access to opportunity. opportunities that are being created right here in san francisco. [applause] so i'd like to introduce our first speaker malcolm young who is the executive director of the china town community development center whose work helped shape almost every detail of this project that you see here today. malcolm. [applause] >> i'

bay, both the american battleship, u. s. s. missouri with representing the soviet union general did a gentle also signed the surrender documentable on the u. s. s. missouri general macarthur and admiral nimitz signed on behalf of the usa. the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of japanese war criminals. america behaved as if it owned the courtroom. after all, japan was in its hands. with the hoa, america goodness she. hi norma tanya. tara good, there are a may go to la summer nissan de la cruz. okay. america dba nissan. duleigh? ah ah. the took you tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946. by this time, churchill had already delivered his sinew as of peace speech that heralded the cold war and the tokyo tribunal became an arena, prevailed, confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731, and if detachments despite soviet demands the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes. cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to to military bases in the united

bay area. workers are back on the job today after winning with the union is calling significant raises and free family health care following the strike. other bay area tech company has announced major layoffs, docu sign the electronic documents citing platform announced it's reducing its work force. >> by about 9%, the company's board of directors also authorized a restructuring plan designed to they say, improve operating margin and margins and support the company's growth scale and profitability objectives. the docu sign layoffs. so the latest in a series of high-profile bay area, layoffs and hiring freezes that have affected tech companies like oracle and recently retail giant gap. >> so this next story takes you into the past to introduce you to a bolivian artist whose talent was recognized while he worked as a dishwasher and a prominent san francisco hotel. the owner glimpse of some of his little side sketches and quickly pulled him away from the restaurant to instead helped launch him into a flourishing 1920's art scene. that's really great story. proffers a ella sogomonian introduces us

. >> in the east bay, the police chief in union city has addressed the recent uptick in gun violence recent weeks. union city police have responded to violent crimes stemming from gun violence. >> related to gangs, drugs and domestic violence, a 10 to homicides and assaults with a gun are up. 63% and police say 70% of the guns that they've seized are either ghost guns or not registered to the person who used the gun. >> looking to switch are patrolling model to district policing, which makes it makes areas a smaller for our officers to patrol so that they have more interactions with the community. and so they could have a better understanding or feel for we know what's going on in the community. >> the police department plans to send officers to where they're needed most based on crime data and encourage residents that they can get more information about what's going on with the police, social media platforms. >> 6.39 the time in over the weekend. new york city once again honored and remembered the thousands who lost their lives on september. 11th. we've got amy yensi with the story.

ventilation work over three ply berkeley unified more than 447,000 alum rock union elementary school district in the south baylion west contra costa unified more than two million and oakland unified more than five million oakland also asked for 1 million dollars for plumbing work because obviously districts have to have a plan around water filtration around ventilation before they could apply they can't just get the money and just say hey, we'll spend it when we feel like it perhaps that's why there's still roughly 200 million dollars available in the pot. the deadline to apply is october 31st of this year. there's money still available if they don't get it this round there's another round coming but adding hvac systems on older buildings represents a challenge for districts like san francisco unified matt. haney is a former school board member, especially with the heat that we're seeing right now. this has to move way up the list as a priority even though it's a bit challenging in some of these older buildings. it's something that has to get done. money comes from the energy efficiency fund which rate payers

local districts have requested berkeley unified more than 447,000 alum rock union elementary school district in the south bayan 1.2 million west contra costa unified more than two million and oakland unified more than 5 million oakland also asked for 1 million dollars for plumbing work because obviously districts have to have a plan around water filtration around ventilation before they could apply they can't just get the money and just say hey, we'll spend it when we feel like it perhaps that's why there's still roughly. hundred million dollars available in the pot the deadline to apply is october 31st of this year. there's money still available if they don't get it this round there's another round coming but adding hvac systems on older buildings represents a challenge for districts like san francisco unified matt. haney is a former school board member, especially with the heat that we're seeing right now. this has to move way up the list as a priority even though it's a bit challenging in some of these older buildings. it's something that has to get done. the money comes from the energy efficiency fund wh