people living and visiting the town of youngsville have to boil their water tonight after e-coli was detected in the water supply. kron four's man harry talking with people in the area about how they're adapting to keep themselves safe. >> this is the second time this year the town is faced a boil order. it happened back in july, but because of that, they're ready to adapt. friday samples collected from the treatment plant at veterans home of california in youngsville tested positive for e-coli. >> that was the same day showing kim hodges arrived in california from oklahoma. there was a note on the bed at the resort warning them about the boil water order. it's really hard not to turn on the faucet and use it when you're brushing your teeth like to happen. so we just take a bottle of water important, you know, over are 2 but they say other than minor inconveniences, it has negatively impacted their treat because the town seems prepared. all the restaurants have been great like they. they haven't even bothered water like when they come out for in the picture. it's bottled water and th

people living in the town of youngsville must now foil their water after e-coli was detected.n four's amanda hari has the latest. >> this is the second time this year the town is faced a boil order. it happened back in july, but because of that, they're ready to adapt. >> friday samples collected from the treatment plant at veterans home of california in youngsville tested positive for e-coli. that was the same day showing kim hodges arrived in california from oklahoma. there was a note on the bed at the resort warning them about the boil water order. really and use it when you're faucet brushing your teeth like to happen. so we just take a bottle of water important, you know, over are 2 but they say other than minor inconveniences, it has negatively impacted their trip because the town seems prepared. all the restaurants have been great like they. they haven't even bothered water like when they come out to pour in the picture. it's bottled water and they're cheaper emergency medicine at zuckerberg. general hospital christopher caldwell says these boil orders are usually preca

new at 10 o'clock, the town of youngsville has lifted a mandatory order for a residents to boil theirer. order was issued on friday after e-coli was detected in the municipal water supply town. and state officials said today that the local water supply met mandated testing requirements for negative results. the state water resources control board has approved the use of town water. this now marks the second time this year that the town had had to boil their water because of e-coli. we're now nearing week 6 of the union workers strike against detroit's big 3 automakers. the facts of the work stoppage starting to ripple across the auto industry. according to cars dot com inventory is down by the thousands gm, ford and stellantis with midsize pickup trucks being in the shortest supply. the stoppage in work is also had a domino effect on output at factories that produced parts for carmakers. toyota says that it will be adapting tesla's north american charging standard system beginning in 2025. the move may help push tesla's electric vehicle chargers toward or forward as the industry stand

in the meantime, people living in and visiting the town of youngsville have to boil their water tonight after e-coli is detected in the water supply kron four's. and then harry talked with people in the area about how they are adapting to keep themselves safe. >> this is the second time this year the town is faced a boil order. it happened back in july, but because of that, they're ready to adapt. friday samples collected from the treatment plant at veterans. home of california in youngsville tested positive for e-coli. >> that was the same day showing kim hodges arrived in california from oklahoma. there was a note on the bed at the resort warning them about the boil water order. really hard not to turn on the faucet and use it when you're brushing your teeth like to happen. so we just take a bottle of water important. you know, over are 2 questions to for me, i love lattes and i can have a lot a cause of the steam, that water that goes into the but they say other than minor inconveniences, it has negatively impacted their trip because the town seems prepared restaurants have been grea

it's 9.25 in the north bay, the town of youngsville has lifted a mandatory order for residents to boil water before they drink it. so the >> water in youngsville they say is now safe to drink again. >> the order was their first issued on friday because e-coli was detected in the municipal water supply town and state officials say that the local water supply has met the mandated testing requirements now had negative results. so they get the go ahead. the state water resources control board has approved the use of the water. now, this marks the second time this year that they've got a boil order because of e-coli out bill. >> well, happening right now, southbound lanes of highway 87 in san jose are back open. caltrans crews finished their work ahead of time. so as of last night they had it reopened, which was great. this is between blossom hill road and east. julian street. they weren't supposed to have that re open till 5 o'clock this morning. but again, they got that work done early last night. we're going take a break 9.26. the time. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. loo

our hot spot today is youngsville way up north at 87 degrees. just a few degrees shy of 90. that's the number we will see tomorrow and thursday with 90's for your average inland for your daytime highs. thursday is going to be very hottest. some coastal areas could even get up to 80 degrees come thursday. after that, we'll start to cool down. and by the weekend, it's only the 70's that are very warmest. so brief spike of heat and sunshine that it's back to the cool rain. all right, john, thank you for that. if you are traveling this morning, a few things to tell you about we have an accident, right? loveridge road that's in pittsburgh westbound. >> well, highway 4, so drive times of ghana. you can see that little space the accident is and then the break in that about 40 minutes, to concord. if you are traveling along highway 4 and we've got that really fog across the bay bridge, golden gate bridge this morning. if you're traveling along 80 through richmond, a berkeley emeryville, it was very dense this morning as i was taking that route into the city. about 21 minutes. once y

our very warmest spot today is youngsville getting up to 87 degrees. so some of us are getting pretty warm already. and we've got some 90's on the way for wednesday and thursday for inland areas. the shore cities averaging out in the 80's for those same days, wednesdays and thursday and the coast, even seeing some low 80's come thursday itself are very hottest day. it doesn't last for long. we cool things down by the weekend with highs maxing out in the 70's by saturday. reyna something even that. well, we have a very foggy commute. >> depending on where you are, if you are in the east bay, maybe traveling into the city right now, you can see just how dense that fog is this morning. the drive times impacted by that 20 minute mesa, that fremont street exit. if you're traveling. also along 18 5.80, traveling down that a lot of fog as well. golden gate bridge pretty foggy this morning. a 19 minute ride. use those low beams. if you're traveling an accident along 80 north of 84 west in fremont. so you can see we're pretty green. things are still pretty ligh

new at 10 rather new at 11, the town of youngsville has lifted a mandatory order for residents to boil water before consumption. the issue was ordered friday after e-coli was detected and the municipal water supply time and state officials saying today that the local water supply met mandated testing requirements for negative results. the state water resources control board approved the use of town water. but this marks the second time this year that the town had to boil water because of e-coli. all right. let's take a look now at your 4 zone forecast. this coit tower. you can see the fog off there in the distance. we had a rainy day across the bay today. gayle ong joining us now with a look at the weather >> again, yes, that we have a system that moved through some the morning. i want to show you on the satellite loop here. so we have this line of light showers move through. >> as you can see here, we also snow to some lightning strikes that picked up lake county in the central valley. so some areas had some stronger cells, but it was a light system. i want to show you the what it loo

o'clock hour. 8 percent any on phil. 10% in napa and you fast forward to tuesday afternoon, 10% in youngsville and 12% in fairfield. so definitely still dry out there. and we'll have some lingering offshore winds that's going to be warming up. so here are the forecast winds overnight. 26 miles per hour in calistoga at 25 in sonoma. so still a bit breezy out there, but it will be pretty warm for your monday. i'll have details in my extended forecast in a few minutes. >> gail, thanks. a lot of chaos breaks out in antioch when a side show and fireworks and with a brush fire last night. this happening during that red flag warning we were just talking about sarah stinson has the story. >> people attended a side show saturday night in antioch, it shut down the intersection of lone tree way and deer valley road. the sound engines roaring. >> tires, screeching and fireworks popping at history. >> people home from car windows as they spun their wheels and did donuts nearly hitting bystanders and then nearby brush caught fire. but even flames spreading in the distance didn't seem to stop people. the sid

today accident happened north of napa on the silverado trail between youngsville cross road and oak knoll avenue. the chp says the bikers were lawfully writing on the side of the road. one would on a lumber truck fell and hit them. kron 4 amanda harry has the story. >> so rondo trail near oak knoll avenue is back open after 2 people riding bicycles were killed here. cyclists say it's eerie to be riding on the same road and have it look like nothing happened. >> wrong place wrong time pusha t has been cycling in napa county for more than a decade. so when 2 people were killed tuesday, he started getting texts immediately. i got. >> word of it. last i was i bite. >> from napa to say just about every day the incident happened around 11 tuesday morning. california highway patrol says the load on the lumber truck shifted and the would collide with the 2 bicyclists. a man died on the scene. a woman was transported to queen of the valley hospital and later died from her injuries. chp says cyclists were riding lawfully. we have cycling infrastructure, but we don't have enough of it and go. >> 20

youngsville are very warmest at 87 degrees, although nobody is getting to 90 today.e some inland 90's tomorrow and thursday. so it is officially bay area. some are even though it's fall for the rest of the world. we're looking at a cool down into the weekend after such a scorcher of a next few days from those 80's and 90's thursday and friday to just the 70's that our warmest by saturday, james. all right. thank you very much, john. 10. 47 the time. let's talk a's. and a recently retired a's players now adding his voice to the growing calls. >> for team owner john fisher to sell the team. trevor announced during a livestream yesterday that he has retired from major league baseball after playing for 9 years. most recently he pitched for the a's this last season and in his live stream, he took time to thank the open organization and then he had some choice words for fisher. >> so the team did. i try to get a cell. sure didn't get here fast enough. so it man, but someone who actually like takes pride in the things they'll own something. pick miami, daddy's money somewhe

napa youngsville as well as nevado and center fell close to that ninety-degree mark fleet week.course, starting this weekend today we are in our first day of 80's out there, low 80's towards the bayshore, the coastline. well, those upper 80's further inland definitely warming up, but nice in the city hardly need the jacket. although if you're going to the city, i always encourage you to at least have a packed along with you. tomorrow's temperatures as well as fridays and saturdays getting even hotter with highs in the mid 90's inland upper 80's along the bay shore some low 80's. as you saw all the way out to the coastline. big cool down into the start of next though. look at that monday into tuesday. as for conditions on the roads bay bridge in the 8 minute drive across it. things rolling along just fine. busy on the richmond center fell in the san mateo bridge is but nothing slowing you down yet on either. the spans nor at the golden gate. great. all right, john, thank you for that. >> well, this weekend, caltrain suspense train service between san francisco and millbrae this w

lot to learn about san francisco cinematic history. 62 right now in the north bay in the town of youngsville, they lifted a mandatory order to boil water. >> before drinking at that order was issued friday because e coli was detected. and the water supply a town state officials say that local water supply met the mandated testing requirements for negative results. so all clear now the state water resource control board approved the water. and this, though, is the second time this year that the town has had to boil their water because of e-coli. and i always i want to win. they give you are like, wait, did i drink it like how close ordering good? now 6.15, is the time and all good as well. up in the sierra. take a look. snow season quickly approaching palisades tahoe is a still opening november 22nd. i believe this is i think ok, cause you see going wait a minute. no way over the week. i mean, we did get sprinkles. but powell by the way, they're celebrating their 75th year in operation this year. so they're going all out. they just updated their lifts. >> don't their size and set a 3 person c

we are back time now. 8, 14 and in the north bay, the town of youngsville lifted a mandatory order for residents to boil water before they consume it. that order was issued friray after e-coli was once again detected in the municipal water supply. but town and state officials say that the supply has been tested over the weekend and passed over mandated tests and they all came back negative. the state water resources control board has approved the use once again of tap water. but this does mark the second time this year that the town has had to boil water because of e-coli. >> 15 right now. and guess snow in tahoe. okay. not like this. they did get a little something to that rain yesterday and we just found out the palisades tahoe ski resort. >> is opening november 22nd. so i guess they why they do what they saw? that little bit of snow and they figure they're ready. number plus, they want to debut those new lifts. yes, this is their 75th so that's that's exciting. lot of fun stuff. they're going to be rolling out on the 20's. and hope, ali, that it will be the when we always say about