>>let's turn now to our meteorologist rebecca strom who's in form of risa guest tonight. >>to get more on the conditions ahead about this heat wave that we're currently experiencing hair rebecca. >>hey good evening guys, yes, we're definitely seeing this heat wave we're going to ride it out through the entire holiday weekend. and then we're going to see that dry wind event that's what we're tracking here and a fire weather watch as a matter of fact because of the heat and the winds that we're going to be seeing from monday evening into wednesday morning and then tuesday night is when we're expecting it to peak the most and we're going to when speeds of anywhere from 35 to maybe 45 miles per hour upwards of 50 at some bar higher libations this is all issued for the north bay mountains and our east bay hills and again this is going to go through the middle of the week and the low humidity as well that we're going to be seeing over the next couple of days and high pressure continuing to build that's overseeing all of this a hot weather hot temperatures that we're seeing a lot of triple digits around the bay area and we're going to see it all weekend long in fact it's going to get even hotter. as we get into tomorrow and monday. inland temperatures we could see anywhere from the mid 90's to a 115 degrees for some of our hottest spots around the bay area and then around the bay side communities, we're looking at anything from the mid 80's to mid 90's at the coast 70's to mid 80's that we can see temperatures climb to you. we are under an excessive heat warning that's on the future collaring behind me and then at the coast you can see just a small sliver under a heat advisory everywhere else under this excessive heat warnings to stay inside if you can we're going to see more record breaking temperatures as we get into tomorrow, here's the breakdown of what we saw today napa us it's got to a 102 degrees today that beat a 100 degrees back in 2008 gilroy one of 6 king city at one '05 again this list only going to continue to grow over the next couple of days. we'll have more details on a spare the air how the fires are affecting our air quality and of course and just how long this heat wave is going to last now back to the news or a good thanks so much as we mentioned there were no rolling blackouts tonight above where we are not in the clear just yet. >>that statewide flex alert will continue through the holiday weekend. >>this is the second time in less than a month that california energy leaders have tried to actively prevent shortages. the flex alert will go into effect for the next 2 days starting at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. they will run until 9 o'clock in the evening. >>now here is how you can conserve energy in the days ahead set your thermostat to 78 degrees or higher turn off unnecessary lights close your blinds and drapes to keep your home cool avoid using appliances and other electrical devices and use fans instead of air conditioning. whenever possible and we want to show you pg and e's outage map right now again this is different than the flex alert the flex alert is for. because it's we're running out of energy. the psp s is because of fire danger now the outages that were reported and redwood city and also in alameda tonight, however, neither of those places were connected to any rolling blackouts how people across the city and san francisco are looking at ways to beat the heat today, crowds took over every little patch of grass they could find the dolores park today officials are continuing to preach social distancing physical distancing and wearing masks if you go outside. >>one of those folks trying to stay cool while working today kron four's dan thorn who is live tonight with a look at how folks across the city were trying to stay cool well jonathan and justine city officials understand that people want to get outside over this holiday weekend. but they want people to be safe. >>and they want to make sure that people are continuing to follow those covid-19 guidelines. >>the heat today seem to have few people away from dolores park, but there were some others out there taking advantage of these warmer temperatures. >>san francisco sun, seekers had the park is the heat settles into the city for those not catching the rays. it was a mission to find fresh air in the shade it's pretty hot outside you this in some areas social distancing seem to be a challenge clusters of people were packed tightly together and masks were not being worn, but parkgoers tell us they feel like the majority were following the rules honestly, everyone they feel is socially distancing. i we are. >>and you have the circles on the ground, so i feel like everything's pretty safe even like feel like that the large happy i everybody have their masks you know like morning who did everything there. >>the painted social distancing circles and the newly installed hearts continued to be a hit and for those that didn't have masks park rangers were handing them out even in the time of covid-19 some parkgoers say outside is better than inside i've been here pretty often and i haven't gotten it yet so. >>hoping for the >>well it is expected that over the next couple of days more people will be heading out to the parks and also the beaches. park rangers will be out handing out masks and they will also be monitoring to make sure that people are continuing to follow those guidelines. reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news thank you so much and now here is a look at the latest covid-19 numbers. >>global globally there are more than 26 million cases in the united states there are more than 6.2 million cases. california continues to lead the country in cases with more than 735,000 and in the bay area there are more than 87,000 cases and close to 1200 people have died. >>despite the growing number of those cases businesses across the bay area continue to reopen happening tuesday. the state is set to re evaluate which tier each county will be given. this is a current look at where each county here in the bay area now stands on that current tear system. tonight all bay area counties with the exception of 2 now showing widespread infection. san francisco and napa counties now showing substantial widespread infection as the county's move on that here's system more businesses are allowed to reopen. but the final decision on which businesses and in what capacity will now lie with county officials. >>a number of beaches in the bay area are closed for labor day weekend the closures are an effort to prevent large crowds from gathering during the pandemic all beaches in pacific are closed through tuesday morning. beaches in santa cruz county and monterey bay will be closed during the day and only open for public use from 4 until 08:00pm lake berryessa in napa county is also closed. beaches are open in marine county and also in half moon bay, but both places are asking visitors to stay away. you can find a complete list of closures on our website kron 4 dot com. also on our website you can find a list of cooling centers in the bay area. plus you can find the latest weather warnings and check your local forecast. it's all right there at kron 4 dot com. >>turning now to the very latest on a wildfire coverage in with the excessive heat here all weekend long. cal fire says it is now upping its staffing during this critical fire weather. >>crews continue to make progress in the wildfires burning here in the bay area. the lnu lightning complex in the north bay is currently at 89% containment with more than 375,000 acres burned the scu complex fires burning in the east and south bay's or up to 88% containment with more than 396,000 acres burned and the czu lightning complex fires in san mateo and santa cruz counties are up 64% containment but more than 86,000 acres burned we talk to cal fire live on kron 4 news 8 o'clock tonight, they told us that it will probably take about 2 weeks. more to get the fire is fully contained. you can find all the latest information on our website kron 4 dot com. now fast moving wildfire has forced about 150 campers at the mammoth lakes recreation area to shelter in place tonight. the creek fire is burning in the sierra national forest east of fresno and it has exploded in size its parked overnight and the since grown to about 36,000 acres. the county sheriff says the fire has cut off. the only available escape route meaning about 150 people are trapped there are not able to evacuate right now at last check those trapped campers are getting instructions from helicopters be a pa system. and earlier tonight on kron 4 news neighbor we spoke with cal fire to learn more about this they told us why this fire. it's such a dire situation. >>i number of these lakes are places where people in central valley go on to get out of the heat to recreate so the number of people that were camping in the mammoth pools reservoir as un it just wasn't safe. but he had a number of vehicles on such narrow road to try to evacuate and so in in this case the sheriffs made the decision that was safer for them to shelter in place and assure storm continues on tour now evacuating those residents now the fire has burned through there. but it just from you know the footage seem to have this amount of smoke and for it to have gotten so large again is just telling of how dry conditions are and is really our concern going into the next several days because the same weather conditions are expected throughout much of northern california and even in the bay area. >>so daniel bland with cal fire there says it's still too early in the investigation to figure out how this fire started but also says that given the dry conditions across our state and does not take much for a huge fire to ignite. we've also learned tonight that the santa rosa fire department will be assisting in this firefight. >>we are also tracking a fast-moving brush fire in san bernardino county that has now forced mandatory evacuation orders there. the eldorado fire sparked at the eldorado ranch park in this morning quickly growing to 1500 acres. officials are reporting 5% containment tonight. still to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 10 protesters stealing the spotlight at the kentucky derby. >>in louisville, this afternoon as calls for the justice over the death of brianna taylor showed no signs of slowing down. >>and also at ten-thirty as the race to release a coronavirus vaccine continues health experts are warning the fda not to betray the public's trust. >>and the east bay, regional parks remain open this weekend but with some restrictions will show you it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring. exactly. no problem. and done. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus free delivery when you add a base. ends labor day. >>in the east bay triple digit temperatures tempted people to head to the parks to find some relief the hot weather inspiring families to spend some time outdoors kron four's each call reports now from lake chabot where it stayed busy all day long. >>a crowd was expected and the crowd showed up is great to be out here you feel safe in everyone's just like kind in own thing and doing so from a distance a day before the grass near the lake chabot regional park marina in castro valley was essentially bear and on saturday, a different story families huddled up keeping to this weekend. so we didn't want to stay inside you on hold when had the same idea she wanted to paint with our friend but not indoors where they have to keep face coverings on the whole time outdoors they only covered up when close to other people. it's nice hike everyone's kind of cooperating you know just we're all we all want to like the outside but then everyone's like a cable receptive like social distance and kind and i think a regional park district staff to for the holiday weekend to make sure the crowds kept safe. >>most common areas were closed off to discourage picnicking and barbecuing even the restrooms were shut down the rental building was allowed and so was fishing but donald bren has says the fish were not biting into their first look a little warmer now so well davor them like takers hit the trails early in the morning to avoid the hottest hours of the day billy wolfe and his partner walked 9 mile says pretty warm and we're looking forward to a swimming pool, maybe this afternoon sounds like a great idea in castro valley police should all run for >>so we've been talking about how hot things have been all day long how long will this last and how hot will things get tomorrow. meteorologist rebecca is here with a look at the forecast like a. >>yeah jonathan just seen it's going to even hotter tomorrow that's a we're tracking even more triple digits on the board as we right out this heat wave right now a live look outside it looks nice, it looks like he could be nice and cool and comfortable. the sorry state camera on top of our east bay hills overlooking berkeley right now mostly clear conditions we're going to see hot dry conditions around the bay area over the next few days and record temperatures. there were expecting as we get into tomorrow napa actually was one of our record breaking temperatures today at one '02 that was a hot spot, but it might get be tomorrow because we're expecting about one of 7 in napa and because of the heat wave we are under another spare the air alert for tomorrow and of with the wildfires burning throughout the bay area. definitely not helping matters were also under high fire danger as we get into monday through wednesday. a fire weather watch this offshore dry when that we're going to be. wind about the were possibly going to be seeing especially on tuesday night, i'll talk more about that a bit temperatures right now though out the we're seeing a lot of 80's on the board 81 us still in downtown san jose 83 in morgan hill right now 85 if you're in the livermore valley area 79 in downtown oakland, 77 right here and san francisco and definitely warmer temperatures in the north bay to 2 right now and to run of otto you're currently at 72. but yes, as the labor day weekend that continues, so we're going to be a under a high weather watch again a high temperature watch that's or seeing for much of the bay area heat advisory in effect for some of our coastal spots but inland. we could reach up to about a 115 degrees for our hottest spots around the bay anywhere from the mid 80's to mid 90's expected and up the coast. we're looking at the possibility of 70's to mid 80's, somewhere in that range, so definitely going to be a hot afternoon tomorrow because look at this we're seeing a lot more triple digits than even what we saw today. so one '04 if you're going to be the hayward area tomorrow fremont you're going to be at a high of one of 3, but look at livermore a 114 that's we're expecting and that area conquered you're going to be at a high of 112 and then of the south bay covered in those triple digits one of 3 and san jose expected one '07 in morgan hill. 80's up the coast possibly for happened and a high of 84 and 93 in san francisco. how long do we have to ride out this heat wave will have all those answers coming up a little bit later back to the news. thanks so much for all to the south bay now where an ambulance struck and killed a man earlier this morning in san jose. >>police say the ambulance was driving at a normal speed and without activated lights or sirens when it hit a man near mckee road near el rancho verde drive. police say the man was not in a crosswalk when he was hit. the ambulance crew stopped immediately began life-saving measures. a second ambulance arrived to take the victim to a hospital where he later died. the ambulance driver in this incident is cooperating with the investigation. >>a santa cruz county correctional officer has been arrested for having an inappropriate relationship with an inmate. this investigation started back in july in ended yesterday. but the arrest of 31 year-old jessica smith. the inmate was serving their sentence through a supervised release as part of a custody alternative program. smith has been a member of the santa cruz sheriff's office since 2015. tonight, she is on administrative leave as the investigation continues. this about me. it's not just about joe biden it's about millions of people in this country. >>still ahead tonight why one of the democratic presidential candidate, joe biden's oldest critic says even she will be voting for him this november. >>and in el dorado county restaurant remained open for indoor dining for months to find state still to come tonight after the break the confront imagine... feeling fearless at the dentist. imagine strengthening enamel while preventing cavities 70%. act anticavity. stop imagining. start acting. >>a >>showdown recently caught on camera between restaurant owners and state inspectors in el dorado county. well as of monday the county will allow restaurants to open with indoor dining. but this cafe has already been doing that defying state orders so the question now is why is this business just now getting a visit from cal osha. >>melissa perlman is in place are filled with the answers. it's no secret that the appleby structure and possible has been defying state orders for months at one point posting signs outside the restaurant that customers don't need to wear masks to dying inside since then they've gotten in trouble with the county. but this is the first time cal osha has shown up to serve an inspection. >>you guys will have to kill us. >>the owners of apple be struggling toe to toe with inspectors from cal osha and highway patrol officers telling them to get off their property that's the state. >>the video taken by mandy rodriguez from the reopen eldorado county she's been a supporter of the restaurant stance on staying open him inside and i just started recording right away the video shows cal osha leaders telling the owners of the cafe they have a from a judge to do inspections chp tells us officers were there on safety stand by assisting the osha inspectors, but the owners did i both agencies entry people known for their cars to take their rights that's what it comes down to the restaurant was slapped with orders taking a wake county health permits ordered to comply with covid-19 restrictions or close and still they stayed open. but rodriguez says the restaurant hasn't seen state inspectors at the restaurant in 2 and a half years so we ask hello show why they visited the restaurant now they said the visit was part of a task force created by the governor to stop the spread of covid-19 at whole businesses who endanger public health and safety accountable. cal osha didn't respond when we asked why this was the first visit months into the pandemic the video shows both chp and cal osha leaving no inspection is done it's not clear if either agency will be back by officers have a great day, the owners of this restaurant didn't want to speak with us on camera about the confrontation, but mandy rodriguez says no matter what happens they have no plans to shut their doors even if el dorado county is put back on the watch list. >>here at 1030 protesters take to the streets on both coasts tonight. the demonstrators say they will not stop until their demands are met. >>and as we move further into the labor day weekend officials pleading with the public not to make >>more than 188,000 americans have died from covid-19 and now a key model often cited by top health officials is predicting that number will grow to more than 410,000 deaths in the u.s. by january that means another 224,000 americans could die in just the next 4 months. this projection comes as many americans now head to beaches lakes and even barbecues for the last long weekend of the summer and experts warn similar holidays earlier in the year show that they can be the perfect storms for spreading coronavirus. >>tom foreman has the story. >>brace yourself for more super spreader event that's the warning from health officials who fear with millions traveling over the labor day holiday the pandemic could spike just as we enter for when the flu and other illnesses may come into play we use labor day as a way to take the day off but unfortunately of the virus doesn't. we don't want to go into that with another surge that we have to turn around again. >>so it really is an important weekend. >>infection shot up in some places after memorial day and the 4th of july to despite warnings against big social gatherings. like that motorcycle rally in south dakota, which produced dozens of cases private parties in many places and numerous family events like the wedding reception earlier this year that left a new jersey woman and 3 of her children dead for all that president trump keeps mocking joe biden for wearing a mask did you ever see a man that likes a mask as much as still health experts say imagine an outdoor barbecue, the medical journal bmj created this chart showing if you attend an event like that for a short time with a mask, your risk could be relatively low depending on whether people are silent talking or shouting and singing. stay longer it gets worse take off your mask a while we're still and without a mask for a long time the risk explodes especially if the party moves indoors. >>so images like these are raising alarm bells hundreds of students at iowa state seemingly ignoring safety precautions. >>are you guys concerned about coronavirus all enough. i personally think it's a hoax really i don't think it's a hoax but i think that. >>and they think if i were to get it. i survived that is the attitude driving yet another warning this holiday from health experts watching college students on campuses everywhere. >>putting them on airplanes in fact you know and sending them home during their parents doesn't make sense. >>that was tom foreman reporting for us tonight, meanwhile, a new study suggesting that people recovering from covid-19 wait several months before exercising again. a study of 100 adults found nearly 80 had structural changes to their hearts. 6 in 10 were found have inflammation to the heart muscle which can be fatal and factoring in exercise which can add stress to the heart. now this many doctors concerned the study's author recommends anyone who has recovered from covid-19 symptoms to undergo a cardiac mri. so potential information can be found and it's advised to wait at least 6 months from symptoms recovery before getting back into a rigorous exercise routine. anderson meanwhile, the world health organization says at least 25 potential coronavirus vaccines. >>are currently undergoing human trials worldwide of those 5 are in phase 3. the most advanced stage of testing before a vaccine can reach the public. no serious side effects have been observed with the coronavirus vaccines up to this point in phase 3. one problem that has surfaced though companies haven't been able to recruit enough members of minority communities who have been hit especially hard by the virus. the white house has suggested the vaccine could be ready for the public in the next 2 months health experts say that's unlikely but not impossible. >>democratic vice presidential nominee kamala harris says she would not trust a covid-19 vaccine based on president trump's word alone. these comments came in part of a cnn interview that was just released today. senator harris is concerned that the trump administration is putting pressure on the fda to rush the vaccine process. do you trust that in the situation where we're in now that the public health experts and scientists will get the last word. >>on the efficacy of the vaccine if past is pro law that they will not they'll be muscled they'll be suppressed. they will be sidelined because he's looking at election coming up in less than 60 days. and he's grasping for whatever he can get to pretend that he's been a leader on this issue and is not so let's just say there's a vaccine that is approved and even distributed before the election. would you get. i think that's going to be an issue for all of i will say that i would not trust donald trump. and it would have to be a credible source of information that talks about the the efficacy and the and the reliability of whatever he's talking about i will not take his word for it he wants us to enjoy. health experts say it's credit call the fda does not rush the approval process. >>to the point that the american public loses its trust. instead researchers he'd approve any vaccine work safely and effectively so the public. we'll be willing to take it. >>this year's flu season is almost here and health experts fear that the covid-19 pandemic combined with the flu season could overwhelm american hospitals so there are no urging everyone to get a flu shot kron 4 washington correspondent trevor shirley reports that while there is an enormous supply of flu vaccine available. the challenge is convincing folks to actually get the shot. >>the cdc says the u.s. will have around 200 million doses of flu vaccine available this year. now health officials have to convince as many people as possible to get a flu shot is certainly safe. and it's pretty effective doctor georges benjamin is the executive director of the american public health association, he says usually only about 40 to 45% of americans get a flu shot and if we get that into the 70% range. >>that would do a whole lot just this week parents in massachusetts protested against mandatory flu shots for students. it's one example of the challenges health officials face this year. >>as they combat the flu and covid-19 so happy really 2 big epidemic ce. >>that have similar symptoms as well as way would tax the whole system would be a real problem and to avoid that worst case scenario. doctors are pleading with everyone who can to get a flu shot is a big national effort to educate people about getting the influenza shot. >>tv and internet ads like this are part of that education effort. the cdc also gave out a 140 million dollars to help states with their vaccine campaigns. and recommends everyone keep up with masks and washing and social distancing plus get your shot. the cdc also purchased almost 10 million doses of flu vaccine for uninsured adults and increase from the 500,000 doses it usually buys for that group reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. still to come tonight an upset at this year's 146 kentucky 46th annual protected over there we go. >>they're horse authentic beating out the favorite tiz the law. odds were 8 to one in the horse's trainer history in the last 2 thoroughbreds to win the triple crown because the coronavirus pandemic the derby taking place later than usual this year with no spectators in the stands. the kentucky derby one of the state's most treasured events there in kentucky. but this year all eyes were on what was happening before today's race was a massive protests calling for justice for breonna taylor, the state is still investigating her death and no charges have been filed. >>as britt conway reports for us right now organizers and even brown is mom say that this protest will not be the last. >>improbable is picking through the pack making a bold run up to be fit to keith urban is super bowl here in louisville, kentucky. >>but this year instead of fans inside churchill downs. the stands were quiet outside though was anything but. >>this kind of platform and with this kind of megaphone but we can't really blast our message to the rest of the world they want justice for breonna taylor. >>who was shot and killed by louisville police nearly 6 months ago. >>well they were executing a no knock search warrant. i just can't understand for the life of me. >>why it's taken so long. >>timothy finley is the founder of the justice and freedom coalition just one of several groups who came out in numbers to protest ahead of the race and we want police chase police accountability what the police chief and rush there were counter protesters there too including a self-described white militia. >>and police were out in full force breaking up some heated confrontations between protesters and counter-protesters they can do what they want to do a free but for us we're focused we're not distracted. we're going continue to call for justice. >>i think they'll now be protests every day and so just as a side. >>i'm britt conway reporting. tonight marks 100 state days of days of protests in portland oregon. those who are part of the black lives matter movement and a push to defund the police are marking the day with several rallies and protests. this is video from this morning where police there declared last night's protest. an unlawful assembly after some officers reported the rocks cans and water bottles have been thrown at them. >>police made 27 arrest last night. protests in portland erupted after the death of george floyd back in may at the hands of the minneapolis, a police officer. >>newly released court documents show that surveillance images from just before last month's fatal shooting at a portland protest. one image shows the accused shooter. in the foreground with a mask on. the victim aaron jay danielson is behind him in a dark shirt and the other picture you see the alleged shooter appearing to hide around the corner while the victim and his friend passed by the moment of the shooting though was not captured. the suspect then fled the scene after the shooting, he was killed last thursday in washington state. as authorities were trying to arrest him. meanwhile, portland police have released video of a man they think may have witnessed the murder. they're now working to try to identify him. >>new york's attorney general says her office will call a grand jury to help investigate the death of daniel purdue, purdue was the black man who died after being hooded and held down by rochester police earlier this year. video of police taking him into custody was released earlier this week and it has sparked nightly protests and demands for reform produce brother says he called rochester police and marched out his brother through a mental health app episode. and protesters calling for change to how authorities respond to mental health emergencies. >>still to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 10 why needed him one of joe biden's harshest critics says that jean, did you know geico is now offering an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies? that's great! that's 15% on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiting for? john stamos to knit you a scarf? all finished, jean. enjoy! thank you. i give. the stitch work is impeccable. it's just a double fleck pattern with a reverse garter 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(club swings - splash!) cortizone-10. feel the heal. i'm out of clubs! >>anita hill has been a longtime critic of democratic presidential candidate joe biden but now she says she actually wants biden to become elected in november in 1991 held testified before a senate committee. >>that then u.s. supreme court nominee clarence thomas had sexually harassed her biden was the chair of that all-male committee which question hill's character and came office, not taking her seriously. one now she says between biden and president trump. she picks fight it. >>gloria borger talked with hill about biden and biden about their shared history. >>the stressor he's ready to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god. >>it was a scary ellos terrify he would call me into a soft it's been nearly 30 years since anita hill testified before a now infamous senate judiciary hearing led by joe biden you lay out she has come to a surprising conclusion would you like to see elected in november. >>i think joe biden is a person who should be elected in november and that's not all would you be willing to work with him. >>oh yes, my commitment is to finding solutions and i am more than willing to work with him i was very uncomfortable with the ideal became a household name testifying before the all-male committee. >>during the supreme court confirmation of clarence thomas judge thomas began to use work situations to discuss. hill claimed thomas sexually harassed her when she worked for him at the equal employment opportunity commission. thomas vehemently denied those accusations as a black american as far as i'm concerned it is a high-tech lynching. he was confirmed to the supreme court after biden led the fight against him some say let the republicans can a takeover i don't think i did but the point was i wish i could have done it differently under the rules. >>in early 2019 just weeks before joe biden launched his campaign for president. hill got a phone call. >>i have apologized to need to tell wish i could have done better for her. the truth is i believed her and i believed he should not be in the court. >>you called the phone call on satisfying it didn't take responsibility he didn't hold himself accountable. and anyway except that he was sorry that i felt i wasn't treated fairly. >>but hill says she's been watching the selection closely and biden seems to be taking more responsibility now for her that's enough. >>this is not just about me. it's not just about joe biden it's about millions of people in this country and around the world that we can be a model for and i would love to be a part of that and if it means voting for joe biden so be it. >>that was gloria borger reporting for us tonight the november election of less than 2 months away. and some states have already begun processing. and sending out mail in ballots to voters over 600,000 ballots are being sent to people in north carolina who requested them that's more than 16 times as many ballots as there were in 2016. north carolina is an important battleground state. 4 years ago president trump carried the tar heel state by less than 4% and now democratic nominee joe biden is attempting to flip and blue for the first time since giving the green light to shut down the stars and stripes newspaper. >>that serves american troops since the civil war, the plan calls for dissolving the paper by september 15th, including closing all of its offices worldwide. the department of defense says that shutting down the publication would save more than 50 million bucks a year. the move though appears to be at odds with president trump who took to twitter on friday stating that he would not let the paper shut down. earlier this week as many as 15 american senators sent a letter to defense secretary mark esper protesting that decision. >>let's switch gears now to take a live look outside as we talk about our 4 zone forecast here is san francisco. the bay bridge along the embarcadero the bay area air quality management district has extended our spare the air alert through monday as wildfires continue to fill our air was smoke meteorologist rebecca strong as in tonight from a recent tracking the conditions across the bay area at this hour. and what you can expect as you head out the door first thing in the morning jonathan justine on track in the hot conditions that's for sure we're seeing it. >>continue all labor day weekend long and in fact it's going to bump up a few degrees as we get into tomorrow so this heat wave we're going to continue to ride it out over the next couple of days. we're definitely setting some record breaking temperatures. we saw a couple today we're expecting to have even more record breaking. temperatures tomorrow. and yes, a spare the air alert is in effect because of the wildfires burning so definitely a hazy. pour smoke a quality around the bay area and the winds have been really calm for now, but we are expecting an offshore a wind events coming up that as we get into monday through wednesday. and yes and definitely fire weather danger that's we're tracking a through wednesday morning but you have the record heat not helping matters at all in fact a nap and today. one '02 broke a 2008 says record of a 100 degrees gilroy you're at one '06 today and one '05 along the central coast for king city and then of course we're expecting that list to only continue. here's a breakdown a neighborhood by neighborhood of the afternoon highs that we are expecting tomorrow throughout san francisco very hot some mostly in the 90's a warm at the coast, we're looking at 70's to 80's daly city will be a high of 84 tomorrow, 71 expected in monteiro 84. in half moon bay really hot those we continue along the peninsula, we're seeing a lot of 90's on the board 97 in millbrae tomorrow, san bruno you'll be at a high of 92 and then triple digits as we get into burlingame at a 102 and then look at this covered in those triple digits as we get through san carlos, the one of 6 inter redwood city we're expecting at one oh one tomorrow, mountain view you'll be at a high of one '06 and then across the entire south bay's on completely covered in those triple digits. morgan hill that one of 7. downtown san jose, one of 3 milpitas we're expecting at one '05 and then a very hot as we get closer to our interior valleys livermore a 114 degrees or expecting pleasanton you'll be in a 112 and then along the east bay shoreline alloa triple digits though 103 in fremont 104 expected. in hayward downtown oakland you'll be a high of 96 today and then up and over the east bay hills. those the triple digits appearing once again danville a high of 111. vacaville you'll be a 110 tomorrow nap. you were at a high of one '02, so we could see another record breaking temperature for you at one of 7 tomorrow afternoon. and then look at the north bay completely covered in the those triple digits from novato into sanibel and into mill valley, looking ahead over the next couple of days say, yes things are going to be hot through monday and then we're going to start to slow least to see things that taper off as we get into the middle of next week. i'll have my 70 around the bay forecast coming up just a bit back to the >>the annual coastal cleanup day is usually one day but because the pandemic it will actually be held every saturday during the month of september. families and organizations held smaller cleanups in their own area to allow social distancing today. the coastal commission organizes the event says that cleaning up neighborhoods parks streets in storm drains help to protect our coast. >>animals in shelters don't always get a happy ending especially those lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading 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year-old cat came to the shelter in bad shape. last march, this is the bullet and these are fragments of the bullet shot in the back and paralyzed the future looked bleak. >>so as it hit her spine shattered a little bit she has a friend he stands out our we call it night to start freaking out running around attacking blankets and towels and whenever she can. >>but after surgery and a promising recovery. the staff fell in love with the playful cat they named frankie coming to the shelter, you see a lot of cases. >>and frankie was definitely one of the special ones. i don't remember her first day here, but i remember the first week here and just falling love with her. >>with rehab time and being paralyzed in the back legs. it took time to find someone to adopt frankie had she come in honestly as a very fair oak happening while you know out on its own borne out in the feral cat community she would have been euthanized and today was a day for frankie to go to a new home and that called for a party to celebrate complete with a special fish dinner for frankie and ice cream for the other animals waiting for adoption we're just really excited to see her released at as well but issues like a really happy times very uplifting and something that we need for the animal shelter, this is what they strive for helping all animals find a home and was based at all was resilient and the animal didn't give a frankie didn't give up. >>so if that down as a given week where we can find a way to give up we're going to keep going frankie's leading s >>that was will her for reporting for us tonight. >>and that wraps up kron 4 news at 10 have a good night. imagine... feeling fearless at the dentist. imagine strengthening enamel while preventing cavities 70%. act anticavity. stop imagining. start acting. - [announcer] the following is a paid advertisement for plexaderm skincare. 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