A missionary group from antioch is home tonight after being stuck in the share for a week. A military coup took over the government which forced shutdown of the borders. Good evening and thanks for joining us tonight at 10. Im dan thorn and im noelle bellow. Kron 4 Sarah Stinson spoke with the lead. Pastor is about what it took to get them back into the u. S. We are thankful to be back home. Steve and marie, a minor are relieved to be back in america after getting stuck in niger there. While a coup took over the government there grounding all flights. You know, we were never saw any violence like it was. Being out of control, not being able to do what you want to do. So you felt trapped. The miners went to west africa to host a camp for kids with a missionary group of 11 people from Cornerstone Christian center in school in antioch. But when it was time to fly home, the borders shut down. Uncertainty was the part that really got to you because you didnt know when the borders are going
By. Im james fletcher. Thank you for joining on this first day. Back to school. We should find out what the kids should be some cases theyll be sweltering morning, john. Its that summer attire. The shorts, the tshirts doesnt feel like back to School Weather for sure. Maybe the rest of the week will feel more appropriate. Because today is the last day of this heat that weve been seeing over the weekend. Were going to cool things off after today, looking outside at the mount tam camera perfectly crystal clear, were not really talking much marine layer having an impact on the bay area. So temperatures are going to rise pretty quickly right now. Most of us are in the 60s to even 70s brentwood, pittsburgh, as well as cloverdale and low to mid 70s right now. Berkeley, San Francisco on the cooler side hanging out in the 50s skies clear, as we noted and we stay that way all day long today. Today is going to be very similar to yesterday and saturday as well with those 80s and 90s for bayshore i
Fi to their teachers, heading back into the classrooms. One of the bay areas Largest School districts returning after cutting last year short. We are there as students and teachers go back to school. Been a good morning, thank you for joining us on the midday newscast. We are going to get back to the backtoschool coverage in just a moment, but first, a really big story in south bay. A live look right now at downtown san jose and city hall while workers Just Announced a three day strike. Workers will take to the bickett lines next tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. The unions representing more than 1000 1080 employees saying 99 of their members voted to strike. These are emergency dispatch workers, san jose airport that, workers at animal shelters and the zoo, even folks who do not work for the city can be impacted if you are in need of permits or inspections for nutrition services. The contract expired at the end of june and so far the union has not reached a new agreement with the city
Youre at the coastline, plenty of that sign. And if youre in inland, youre probably trying to escape it a little bit today. The last of those before we start to see conditions. Cool down for the rest of the week. Looking outside this morning, beautiful Crystal Clear. Start feel like a good sunrise. This is your day to enjoy it because tomorrow morning well see the return of fog. But weve got none of it out there for your monday. Start. Its 50s 60s for current temperatures brought one in pittsburgh for the stimulant. You never left the 70s last night. Temperatures have remained warm through the evening for inland spots. Skies, Crystal Clear, as you just saw and you can see those clear skies all the way up to the coastline. Highs inland will reach the upper 90s to low triple digits for one more day to day. Well, 70s and 80s closer to the bayshore in the coast right now. Even that will hit the roads today on a monday heading into the city right now, meteor lights are on to drive. Times ar
Picking up the pieces after a chaotic sideshows ends with cars under water and innocent woman in the hospital. Now from the areas local news station. This is kron. 4 news at 3. Thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. Im justine waldman. Our top story comes from the south bay where city workers in san jose have voted to go on strike next week. Kron 4 Charles Clifford has the latest. Well, here in san jose, thousands of city workers have overwhelmingly voted to go on strike. San jose city workers into unions have voted to authorize a 3 day strike starting tuesday, august 15th running through the 17th 4500 workers from across the city, including employees at the airport and city facilities, such as libraries are now set to walk off the job next week. The union say that the main sticking points are disagreements over wages and benefits. The unions also say they want the city to address Staffing Shortages. Striking is a last resort. Our hope is that City Council Members