along the immediate coast. inland highs today, reaching up to one 15. that's right in the bay area up to about one 15 for the bay itself mid to upper 90's beyond 100 and the coast 75 to around 85 with all of that live shot coming in from the golden gate we actually have a little bit of a breeze check in at this hour. current temperatures, 73 antioch 72 going on for concord we already have some lower 70's along the east bay shoreline this is part of the problem. we didn't cool off too much last overnight so we're starting off with numbers like this 60's meanwhile to the north bay and 69 san jose 72, san francisco. that's right 72 right now. so for comparison sake we're almost a dozen agrees ahead of yesterday so we start off with that advancement it's much easier to pop higher for high temperatures today than we saw from yesterday the lowdown for later on today for those inland areas, particularly 95 by 11 by 2 o'clock, one '08. i will have a look at your mercury forecast coming up in a bit marty already feeling warm day well, the first night of a statewide flex alert is now over without any rolling blackouts in the bay area. >>but a new threat of power shut off still possible in the days to come kron four's reyna harvey in one of the places as going to hear really heat up that's walnut creek. she has more for us hi reyna. >>the morning marty it's warm already out here in walnut creek and we're going to see the heat continue throughout the next few days they are now monitoring that in addition to a wind event and we may see more power shut-offs would you have a lot of families who are planning to go out and enjoy the holiday weekend out here lawn at creek, especially in this downtown area but because we're going to see those conditions continue to warm up that's something that everybody is looking into right now so currently over the next few days. specifically starting and tuesday and into wednesday, there is a public safety power shut off watch that is in effect. officials are looking at strong winds monday through wednesday morning which can lead to some dangerous fire conditions across the state so here's a 17 counties all on your screen that they think may be impacted you see the 2 of them right there. in the bay area at sonoma and napa those are the 2 that we're monitoring right now that we could see some potential power sentence however with that being said. >>all throughout the bay area you can see potential power shut-offs because of the conditions over the next few days so pg and he's asking you specifically to do a couple of things and they want to make sure that you are putting off a lot of your activities that you have if you can into the later part of the day or if you're able to turn your thermostat to about 78 degrees. they're also saying that that may help as well so we're monitoring. >>these counties you just want to be mindful because again you never know throughout the bay area which of the areas are going to be affected so make sure you have your water and everything that you need if your power is shut off for now reporting out here i want to creek reyna harvey kron 4 news here yesterday you were in menlo watching joggers go by have you seen anybody exercising so far this morning. >>yeah mardy people already out about it tried to flag them down and get them to go on the news. they said look we have to pick one thing either exercise or switch in front of that camera so they decided to continue their what their run to their walks will be talking some more folks later on in the day marching all right we'll look forward to that thanks a lot reyna harvey and what's going to be a very toasted walnut creek. >>well crowds took over the space at dolores park in san francisco saturday, all of them trying to beat the heat get a look at the crowd there. >>officials still having to preach social distancing and mask-wearing when people go outside kron four's dan thorn reports on how many people obeyed the rules. >>san francisco sun seekers had to dolores park is the he 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 and we are. >>and you have the circles on the ground, so i feel like everything's pretty safe even like love life and a large happy i everybody have their masks you know like >>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 reporting at dolores park dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and now we have a look at the latest covid-19 numbers around the world are more than 26 million cases in the u.s. there are more than 6.2 million cases and california continues to lead the country in cases with more than 735,000 in the bay area there are more than 87,000 covid-19 cases and close to 1200 deaths. now despite the growing number of those cases businesses in the bay area continue to reopen on tuesday. the state will be re evaluate the reevaluating the terror designation for every county in this take a look at where the bay area counties stand on the tour system right now all bay area counties except for 2 are showing widespread infection that's the purple that you see on your screen, san francisco in napa county showing substantial widespread infection that's the red. now as the counties continue to improve on that here's system more businesses will be allowed to reopen but just keep in mind that each county's health department has the final word on that. well coming up on the 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health officials face this year. >>as they combat the flu and covid-19 so happy really 2 big epidemics. >>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. and the world health organization says at least 25 potential coronavirus vaccines are now undergoing human trials around the world. >>of those 5 of them are in phase 3 and that's the most advanced stage of testing before a vaccine can reach the public. there have been no serious side effects so far with the coronavirus vaccines in phase 3. one problem though is that companies haven't been able to recruit enough members of minority communities to volunteer for the study day. >>marty we're looking at current temperatures right now in the 70's off to the east bay before the sun has had time to really do much of anything 60's up to the north bay. i would be taking a look at your lofty temperatures coming up a little bit maybe >>welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning everybody and a continuation of the hot weekend that we talked about this is going to be the hottest in the bunch. it looks like tomorrow is going to be somewhat reminiscent of saturday, so still quite lofty we don't really start to break things down until tuesday but will be looking for some offshore winds at that point live shot coming in here from timber on way off towards the distance. there's the golden gate up close and personal very clear view that we've had fog forget about it little bit of a breeze happening certainly a spare the air days that's another given probably will exist again for tomorrow as well 70's cover a lot of the east asia will notice these are current temperatures now 66 going on there as you can see we're 68 for oakland, 60's also up to the north bay 73 for san francisco, 55 half moon bay, so they are getting some arena fact for now and 69 meanwhile for san jose. however, one of the things that happens with this high is you have a couple of factors in this case that are working perfectly to really cause these temperatures to pounce we have a very very strong high pressure system. also it's an a located in the right little spots so it's the falling you're right on top of us and it's also warm air and by its nature when you're compressing air that warms it even further. and one last step here at the surface lack of winds. we go out to the afternoon. this is all we get this is after really the next heating of the day a little bit of an onshore drift happens today. it's more than yesterday. then more expected for tomorrow. still we're going to have those are lofty temperatures this will be occurring late in the day and this is on shore at this point now but then we're watching up may be potential for some offshore winds by the time we get to run tuesday and wednesday. so for this weekend, we're still talk about the excessive heat warning here very hot today 100 plus for the bay and inland. early next week. going to be quite hot going on for monday. then some minor relief by tuesday and wednesday just take the edge off. then later on the week we're looking for some relief happening high temperatures in the 80's by the time we finish off the week in the inland valleys that will be a nice nice little change or so for today to run through at 95 going on san francisco oakland and 98 1 '03 coming in for san jose you can see there's no relief happening at all we have san francisco that's beyond 90 degrees like that and the key issue will be also the winds if we don't get a little bit of a drift that comes in from the coast or a little bit of an offshore when the trust to develop just very locally that can affect the high temperatures and we can go even beyond that as well across the board we have purple crayons which we hardly ever used the bay area 110 plus is expected for the inland valleys over the east bay hills but in the east bay shoreline, 100 plus to be found 98 for open, but one '05 hayward one oh one going on for freeman up here the north bay. well beyond 100 expected today even half moon bay checking in at 81 that really underscores the factor of a location, a community right on the beaches, not getting the impact from that cooler waters that are around 60 degrees or so let's take a quick look at that 7 day forecast because i want to show you the relief that is get full that less crowded here by wednesday looks like as we go into double digits, wow and then into the 80's we go as we finish off the week marty ok dave thanks a lot. well turning now to wildfire coverage the excessive heat all this weekend is causing cal-fire to increase staffing. >>during this critical fire weather. crews are continuing to make progress on wildfires that are burning in the bay area. the lnu lightning complex in the north bay currently at 89% containment more than 375,000 acres have been burned. the scu complex fire in the south bay and the east bay up to 88% containment now more than 396,000 acres burned and containment is up to 64% in the czu lightning complex fires in san mateo and santa cruz counties that fire. those fires burned more than 86,000 acres. so far and just a reminder you can always find the latest wildfire. evacuation information weather alerts as well on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>he just kind of. hope. >>oh man imagine driving through that a terrifying but all too familiar scene for hikers near fresno is a 4 phase says they tried to flee the rapidly growing creek fire. the fast-moving flames forced more than 150 campers at mammoth lakes to shelter in place overnight. the creek fire is burning in the sierra national forest east of fresno and it's exploded in size its part on friday night and since then has grown to about 36,000 acres. the county sheriff. there says the fire is cut off the only available as scape route and that trapped about 150 people overnight. so far about a 100 of them have been airlifted out several are in the hospital this morning suffering from a variety of injuries, including some listed in critical condition this morning. the state you some helicopters to get a wide look at the fire and figure out the best way to find it. and we talked to cal fire to learn what makes this fire such a problem. >>number of these lakes are places where people in central valley 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. >>well daniel berlant says it's still too early to know the cause of this fire but he also says the dry conditions here in california means it doesn't take much of a spark to ignite into a huge wildfire that you see there. the santa rosa fire department by the way is helping out in this firefight. >>still ahead this morning after 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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 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. 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as we're dealing with day 2 of this very holiday weekend. and that's going to continue as we take this look from sutro cam. days far is here with the forecast sunday, but it's hard to believe the maps that you're showing a 115 degrees. in the more value today. it's going to be quite hot. yeah mardy are showing that picture there from the sutro camera i just had a frying pan sizzling in the background in my head, you know >>and it's not just your bacon this frying this morning in there. so here's what's going on we have a hot dry that continues, this is probably the hottest day in this trio. the we've been talking about here. this excessive heat warning is still be in place tomorrow. but tomorrow it could be kind of a rerun more saturday today is really the big day we're looking at inland highs, 101 15. for the bay. the on 95 approaching near one 10 but in the 100 plus range and even at the coast, you're lucky to get in the middle 70's. well in the 80's. so that's why most the real estate is under excessive heat warning the oranges indicate the heat advisory that's in place that san francisco in the coastal areas live shot coming in from the bay bridge toll plaza you will notice there winds at this hour, fairly calm going to stay that way we do see a little bit of a slight uptick that will happen after the high temperatures are achieved and some of the valleys up here in the north bay and off to the east bay, too temperatures were in the 70's for most of the east bay, some 60's here and there oakland 6868 for a little more valley and choi that's the best are going to do all day. 60's up to the north bay 69 for san jose and just keeping a running total what's going on here is more than half a dozen to near a dozen agrees ahead of where we were from yesterday which is one of the reasons why those temperatures will be so much hotter today because we're starting off on such a warm note too so breaking your day down looks like about 95 by 11 by 2 we're talking at one o 8. coming up a little bit here we'll be checking it up 4 zone forecast see what's going on in your neck of the woods. plus also another look at that extended party okay day, thanks a lot. let's get back to our main story this morning, the extreme temperatures that have tempted people they had the barks. >>beaches and lakes all trying to find some relief. the hot weather inspiring families to spend some time outdoors kron four's phillipe djegal reports from lake chabot where they were very 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 of doing their 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 themselves oh love this weekend. so we didn't want to stay inside you on hold when had the same idea she wanted to paint with her 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 okay, police acted like social distance and kind and i the east bay regional park district staff to for the holiday weekend to make sure the crowds caps 8th, 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 of all warmer now so fisher 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 a nine-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 news. health experts warn that this holiday weekend could result in a major uptick in covid-19 cases. >>as infection shot up in some places following memorial day and the 4th of july that despite warnings about the dangers of big social gatherings. but a lot of people are seemingly ignoring the safety precautions. >>the eu's 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. >>more than 188,000 people in the u.s. have died from covid-19 and now key research that's often cited by top health officials predicts more than 410,000 coronavirus deaths in the u.s. by january. there's a new studies that suggest that people recovering from covid-19 wait several months before the exercise again. a study of 100 adults found that nearly 80 of them had structural changes to their hearts. 6 in 10 were found to have inflammation of the heart muscle which can be fatal. when you factor in exercise which also can a heart that has many doctors concerned the study recommends anyone who's recovered from covid-19 symptoms to undergo a cardiac mri. so potential information can be found and the advised to wait at least 6 months after recovering from covid-19 before getting back into a rigorous exercise routine. turning to politics this morning democratic vice president presidential nominee kamala harris says that she wouldn't trust a covid-19 vaccine based on president trump's word alone now those comments are all part of a cnn interview that was released yesterday. senator harris says she's concerned that the white house 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 inject well health experts say that it's critical of the fda does not rush the approval process to the point. >>where the public does not trust the fda. instead researchers need to prove any vaccine work safely and effectively so the public will be willing to take it. fda vaccine advisory committee member doctor paul offit is speaking out about politics when the fda decision making on a vaccine. he says if that happens that would be bad news. >>the fda is not an independent group they are part of hhs health and human services which is part of the executive branch can they be politicized. yes they've been politicized with hydroxy-chloro-quinn decision they've been plus politicize convalescent plasma decision so that's what makes people word. >>well the world health organization says at least 25 potential coronavirus vaccines are now undergoing human trials around the world of those as we mentioned 5 of them are in phase 3. that's the most advanced stage of testing before a vaccine reaches the public. >>coming up this morning the areas you know saw triple digit heat this weekend we're finding out how some people are choosing to pull off. and how officials are >>good morning welcome back officials in santa cruz in other parts of the bay area say they want to keep the crowds down this holiday weekend. they're also trying to follow figure out how to follow health visitors and residents can keep safe from lingering wildfire smoke. phil gomez is in santa cruz, he has more on that. >>because of safety concerns with the czu fire and the pandemic the city and counties are rolling up the welcome mat and asking tourists to remain in their own counties. >>so this is our last hurrah before school started and we wanted to come before the weekend's to beat the rush of people who would be coming for labor day city and county leaders were concerned with the jump in covid-19 cases they took action to close state. county and local beaches to avoid large groups of people gathering law enforcement for all agencies have a plan or we're doing is setting up barricades and then also having people educate. >>from park and rec staff will be here to educate people and then we'll have officers on the beach doing enforcement visitors can cross the sand for water activities the county is also asking hotels and motels to give czu lightning fire victims. first crack at available rooms rather than tourists and we're asking hotel owners to please a comedy those evacuees whenever possible. >>and wherever possible and make a local. individuals a priority over the visitors from out of town in santa cruz and the county public access is only from 48 pm in capital it is 6 to 8 in the evening. >>law enforcement will be out in mass but rather than site they'd rather educate but fines will be stiff. at $1000. in santa cruz still going. >>in the space 60's up to the north bay. and 59 half moon bay gets the gold star for being the cool spot they're not for long going to look at your 4 >>and welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning everybody in live shot coming in from sfo course no delays going on for this morning, let's get right to it look at those current temperatures for you a lot of 70's covering the east bay 60's up to the north bay. 59 half moon bay, let's look at our for a moment here how about that's pretty nice not going to stick around for a long the 69 meanwhile for san jose i want to jump to the moisture part of the program here just briefly obviously the air has been kind of dry and it will remain that way here's how it drops off this afternoon of these are pretty low numbers and we usually use this run through when we're talking about fire problems but when underscores this is as with the dry air that's in place you could be losing a lot of water even if you don't feel it and you don't notice it. so keep the water flowing, you definitely need to stay cool. but beyond that to these numbers are a little bit artificially low because their relative humidity when you have high temperatures. the air can support a lot more water in it. so it doesn't necessarily mean the air is much drier than we sometimes look at that by comparison of hot. it is that's why the relative humidity levels are so low there's the overnight recovery if you want to call it that and she's he 5 in the morning. and we get into tomorrow afternoon same deal again dropping off well in the 20's. now we start looking more carefully as we go from monday on work because there is the concern up in solano county we might be having a fire weather watch situation here with some potential offshore winds there so that's going to be after the high weakens and starts to allow winds to go on right now the winds are pretty much been cut off. so look at temperatures across the state today. a lot of those interior areas are pretty much one 15 to one 20 zone. they could bounce either way there. one 16 going on for fresno is an estimation. one 12 for a sacramento won 12 also bakersfield central coast. 80's and 90's san diego to one '04 but again as we keep saying particularly a coastal locations, a lot depends on winds. this assumes a certain amount of a light breeze or not at all. if you get a little winds that can crack that won't get that high 95 meanwhile for l a x again, a wind issue 83 at the big bear which is actually still kind of pleasant with these numbers, 95 in the 4 zone forecast covers up for san francisco, 86 for marina district. we'll do a tease out to the coast here half moon bay, they raced to about 81 for a high. of course the bayside as warmer 90's to be found here 94 burlingame and look how crowded it gets in the southern end of the peninsula, one oh one redwood city, san carlos one '04. foster city 99. they're also mountain view and one '05 for palo alto in the south bay. we have 100 plus to be found one 11 from morgan hill, one '09 los gatos one '03 san jose, one '07 for cupertino east bay shoreline to the south 100 plus tri valley, one 11 for pleasanton livermore one 15 heading walnut creek one 13 conquered at one 1498 oakland, san leandro one '07. this is a personal issue takes was back to being palm springs of these kind of come for statement today, it's deja vu or something one 10 for fairfield 99 delay how even this is again the wind issue because if we get a little bit of a breeze from the bay boom that's going to be busted one of 6 going on for now but want to wait sonoma. going on for santa rosa and 100 plus through southern marine stenson beach, 75. again this is the zenith our heat wave tomorrow sounds more like saturday and then going forward we see the waves start to crack through the 90's we fly in down to the 80's by the time we finish off the week marty ok dave thank you. well new this morning we're getting a peek at the upcoming book from former fixer for president trump michael cohen. >>in the book cohen describes the president as quote a cheat a liar a fraud a bully a racist a predator and a con man. but critics point out that cohen is an admitted liar having pleaded guilty to multiple federal clock crimes in crew including lying to congress. one of the stranger allegations in this book is that president trump was so obsessed with then president obama that trump hired a so call full bama that you see there on your screen to take part in a video were trump would belittle and then fire the president. cohen even provided this photo of the incident did not say exactly when this happened nor the identity of the actor who was hired for the role of president obama. a longtime critic of democratic presidential candidate joe biden back in 1991 hill testified before a senate committee that the van u.s. supreme court nominee clarence thomas had sexually harassed her at the time senator was a chair of the all-male committee any came off to a lot of observers is not taking the hill very seriously. well now. anita hill says she will vote for biden cnn's gore gloria borger a spoke with hill and biden about their shared history. >>professor do you swear to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god. >>was it 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 the could have done better for her. the truth is i believe 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. >>we're going take a short break, but first we'll take you outside for this live look from the embarcadero no fog along the waterfront that means another very hot day around the bay ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and 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serena williams knocked out fellow american sloane stephens from the u.s. open saturday night in new york she defeated stephens in 3 sets show now move on to the 4th round of a grand slam event. >>and serena is husband and daughter olympia were both on hand to cheer her on and captures a cameras captured this touching moment, a mom and daughter wave, you need each other after the match, after the match williams said the libya was really playing with her doll that i'm probably had no idea why mom was so excited to win. well still ahead the next hour, the kron 4 morning news, the heat wave in the bay area continues we're going to take a look at how people are trying to stay cool. >>and more possible power shut-offs in store because of that heat wave will let you know what it will take for pg need to say they'll flip the switch and at the same time the threat of another spike in covid-19 still looming over the holiday weekend we're going to hear from health officials about what is and isn't safe. >>you're watching at home. morning news. >>good morning everybody, thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news at sunday september 6th i'm marty gonzales and we're into day 2 now the extreme heat wave for the bay area this labor day weekend. it's also another spare the air day. we have a lot to talk about weather wise and we're going to turn today's florida get all of that high day. ok let's speaking to mardy good morning and good morning, wall we have a big time temperatures talking about today. >>before the labor day weekend it continues very familiar just to run home the point here, excessive heat warning or you see all the purples we're talking numbers i these a little bit 101 15 inland. they is talking about mid 90's if you're lucky. beyond and at the coast mid 70's as a floor up to the mid 80's, potentially and by the way excessive heated or a heat advisory covers san francisco, the coast of the peninsula. and the north bay peninsula like point re and so forth. for the golden gate bridge there you see it off to the distance a little bit of a breeze to check in this morning that's kind of know where the a little bit however coming in from a northeasterly direction doesn't help as much as it is from an onshore during general direction 70's blanket all of the east bay for now already 73 for oakland 77 for hayward we've got 60's 70's up to the north bay, 73 san jose in also for san francisco, 59 though half moon bay still hanging on. so we have close to a dozen degrees i head of what we were this time from yesterday in some selective spots that's one of the reasons why today's going to be hotter we're already starting off on a warmer basis. the high pressure has actually intensified a little bit from yesterday so all of these factors mean got to edge up those temperatures. for today, 100 or so at the counter or 3 o'clock we're talking one 10 a look at your forecast coming up in a bit marty oh man all right dave thanks. i understand you're just the messenger thanks a lot. well, the first night of a statewide flex alert is over without any rolling blackouts in the bay area but there's a new threat. >>of power shut-offs that still possible in the days ahead kron four's reyna harvey has more on that from what's going to be a toasty walnut creek high rain. >>marty good morning out here in walnut creek in for a lot of families say it's the holiday weekends a lot of people were expected. coming to downtown area and have something to eat with their family now they have to worry about the potential of losing power yet again so pga officials are looking at some things are looking at the weather. they're looking at a wind condition, they're monitoring currently also the strong conditions to make a determination as to whether or not they're going to have to shut off power they're saying from tuesday to wednesday. there's a public safety power shutoff watch. and in addition to that they got 17 counties that one up on the list to out the state and you'll see all right there 2 of them here in the bay area napa and sonoma counties are on that list but just because those are the only 2 that made it on the list it doesn't mean you're going to see other areas including here won a creek that cannot be affected potentially by power shut-offs because of the weather and all of that so i've been able to talk to some residents who live out here in the area and they tell me how they feel about the heat and also the power potentially being turned off take a listen. >>and sure enough the powers everybody just has to conserve energy and we have to work together to make this time work so that they'll be electricity available for air conditioning and all the other essential services for the people that need it. >>i could agree with that i can also wonder if you know. things could be managed better this doesn't have to happen. i don't i don't know for sure. >>i so you know a lot of people i don't really know for sure back out here live just want to show you guys that if you can see them there are people out here really making the most of the cool conditions right now out here walking their dogs and running so that some people have been doing all morning so pg and e says there are a few things you can do if you do want to take matters into your own hands, you can keep your thermostat set to about 78 degrees in addition to that you can put off using those heavy appliances, his every little bit of action helps people out so again marty we're going to be on watch today and i'll be bringing you more information coming up in the next hour over now reporting out here wanna creek reyna harvey. >>kron 4 news all right rain and do your best to try and stay cool out there it's going to warm up quite a bit thanks a lot for that live report from walnut creek. >>the crowds took over open space at dolores park in san francisco saturday all of them trying to get outside and beat the heat officials though still preaching social distancing and mask-wearing when everyone's outside kron four's dan thorn reports on how many people are bade or did and obey the rules. >>san francisco sun seekers had to dolores park is the he 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 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 and we are. >>and you have the circles on the ground, so i feel like everything's pretty safe even like love life and a large happy i everybody have their masks you know like >>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 reporting at dolores park dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and now we want to give you the latest look at the covid-19 numbers around the world are now more than 26 million cases in the u.s. there are more than 6.2 million cases, california continues to lead the country in cases with more than 735,000 here in the bay area more than 87,000 cases and close to 1200 people have died from covid-19. now despite the growing number of businesses in the bay area continue to reopen on tuesday. the state will re evaluate the terror designation for each county. now let's take a look right now where each bay area county stands on that here's system all bay area counties except for 2 or showing widespread infection that's the purple you see on the map. san francisco in napa county showing substantial widespread infection that's the pink and as the continue on the to improve on that your system more businesses will be allowed to reopen but each county's health department has the final word on that. a number of beaches in the bay area remain closed for the labor day weekend the closures are an effort to prevent large gatherings during the pandemic all beaches in pacifica closed until tuesday morning. the beaches in santa cruz county in monterey bay closed for much of the day they're only open from 4 until 8 o'clock in the evening. lake berryessa in napa county remains closed today and tomorrow beaches are open in marin county in half moon bay. but both are asking visitors to stay away now you can find a complete list of beach closures. on our website at kron 4 dot com. and still ahead this morning take a look at this video some terrifying moments caught on camera. >>and some hikers in the fresno area were flynn a fire. and in the gold country el dorado county restaurant remaining open for indoor dining for months to find state orders after the break. we'll show you the confrontation between the 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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. >>plus a look at your breakdown for today 79 all that's at 09:00am and a high noon we're talking 100. and by 3 o'clock i will take a now, aarp's work is more important than ever. access to healthcare, affordable prescription drugs, opportunities to save for the future. that's what aarp fights for because that's what everyone deserves. hurry in for huge savings and make this labor day the prefect start to fall with lowe's. 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the high is a little stronger than it was last go around. and to add to that you have a falling air so we have all the elements to give us maximum heating going on for today so temperatures are kind of a guest today depending on if you get a little bit of a surface breeze in the right direction it could bust the forecast highs and the cole direction it becomes another direction from say a little bit of a land breeze. well forget about it the so let's go for with those winds. we have a little drift on shore. but this is very weak and it's after high temperatures will be achieved we get a little bit of a breeze like that occurring at around noon that would probably challenge the highs but will be too late the day to really do is too much good. but i'm going we'll take it then it starts to change a little bit later on it's a little bit more amplified because the high is now weakening a little bit moving to the west so it's allowing surface winds the onshore winds to start to kick in what we're concerned about now as we get into tuesday wednesday zone is a bit of an offshore wind starting to develop that's going to be fire weather talking all of that that's the next chapter to talk about live shot coming in from the bay bridge toll plaza so today again we continue with excessive heat warning that around tomorrow too by the way very hot today with 100 plus going on for the bay as well as inland early into the next week. monday still much the same as cult-like saturday, but it's tuesday wednesday, we'll get some slight relief and all of that and then much better relief later in the week, we'll have some 80's going on in land today or i'm sorry this week coming up by the time we get around thursday but picking friday and into saturday. but for today 95 san francisco, 98 going on for oakland, one '03 san jose across the wider bay, it's one 10 plus to be filed. but even the east excuse me east bay shoreline will be treated to over 100 degree temperatures. one '03 meanwhile for san jose. and places like half moon bay about 81 again very critical if you do get any wind breeze at all from the coast. that will challenge that high today's hopefully you will get that we'll check in your 4 zone forecast coming up a bit as well as that extended with relief package in there marty all right lee sounds great. thank you. well turning to our wild coverage of wildfire coverage now the excessive heat this weekend is causing cal-fire to increase staffing during this critical fire weather. >>crews are continuing though to make progress on the wildfires that are burning here in the bay area. the lnu lightning complex fire in the north bay currently at 89% containment, though it's burned some 375,000 acres. the scu complex fire in the east and south bay is up to 88% containment. but almost 400,000 acres have burned and containment is up to 68% in the czu lightning complex fires in san mateo and santa cruz county. those fires have burned more than 86,000 acres now you can find the latest on the wildfire information also reports and other information as well on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>he just kind of. hope. >>you can just see how terrifying but all too familiar that scene was this is a video some hikers near fresno as they tried to flee the rapidly growing creek fire now that fast those fast-moving flames forced more than 150 campers of mammoth lakes to shelter in place last night, the fire of the creek fire burning now in the sierra national forest that's east of fresno and it's really exploded in size it sparked on friday night and since then it's grown to about 36,000 acres have been burned. the county sheriff says the fire also cut off the only available escape route and that trapped about 150 people in place overnight so far about a 100 of them have been airlifted out of the area, several of them in the hospital this morning with a variety of injuries, including some listed in critical condition. now the state use of helicopters to get up above the flames and get a wide look at the fire invest way to attack it and we talked to cal fire to learn what makes this fire such a problem. >>number of these lakes are places where people in central valley go on to get out of the heat to recreate so 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 were 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 they are seen 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. >>well burt lance says it's still too early to know the cause of the fire but he also says the dry conditions here in california means it doesn't take much for any spark to ignite into a huge wildfire. the santa rosa fire department is helping out in this firefight. still ahead this morning activists demanding justice for briana taylor we'll see how demonstrators aim to shift attention. >>from america's most famous managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. exercising often and eating healthy? yup, on it there too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and it lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be 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race as protesters ga3hered outside of churchill downs calling for justice for taylor, brad conway reports organizers and bring on his mom say that this protest won't be the last. >>improbable is picking through the pack making a bold run up to be fit to keep their view 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 the 3 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. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we're heading in further into the labor day weekend and officials are pleading with everyone not to make the same mistakes as previous holidays during the pandemic. and later today tune in for a special encore presentation of the raiders last afc championship win that was in 2002 against the tennessee titans all the action at 1 o'clock right here on kron 4. >>good morning, everybody welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. we're focusing on yet another very hot day around the bay, this is going to be the hottest. day of the weekends we take this live look outside this is from sutro camera looking san francisco you can see why it's yet. another spare the air day for the bay area's we have we'll really lousy air quality around the bay that's a scientific term by the way dave allows the air quality hot temperatures as well dave is here with more on that. yeah you just nailed or thing it's in it's the scenario with this this bad air that much marty was just showing you. >>that's because this high doesn't allow the surface circulation, not that we had great air before that nice circulation going on at this completely shuts it down. so we don't get the natural microclimate cooling so we might as well take the bay area and punk in iowa, or something like that one exception the immediate coast just not getting that impacts so for today, the excessive heat warning that's the purple you see inland highs. well beyond 100 the bay is talking about mid 90's you might get lucky along the east bay shoreline in some select a spots but even there will be locations beyond 100. the coast, 75 is a floor not a ceiling for temperatures going on into the 80's that's your oranges by the way and that is a heat advisory. but this is going to be around tomorrow too but as marty was saying this is the and the bunch here looks like live shot coming in from the bay bridge toll plaza with the sun joining us up over the east bay hills, one of the issues that happened overnight was we didn't cool off much temperatures were retained that waste we start off a little bit higher on a higher level build on that and high temperatures are going to temperatures stand 70's for a lot of the east bay 83, antioch up to the north bay 70's and 60's 76 san francisco, half moon bay's catching up now 63, 73 meanwhile for san jose there you have the east bay shoreline well in the 70's as you'll notice and yes, we're much ahead of where we were this time from yesterday in some cases approaching a dozen degrees ahead, so have all the elements in place for a hot day 100 will do about high noon. 3 o'clock one 10 and some select the spots we're going to get into your 4 zone forecast and that extended and just a bit party all right dave thanks a lot want to continue to talk about the extreme temperatures around the bay has attempted a lot of people. >>to head to parts of beaches and lakes to try and find some relief. the east bay regional park district increase staffing for the holiday weekend to make sure that everyone stayed safe. most common areas were closed off to discourage picnicking and barbecuing and big crowds. even the restrooms were closed as well rental boating was allowed so is fishing but one fisherman donald brennan says the fish were just not biting. >>if you really see it being here, especially seeing >>and they're being really cautious about everything so got to see the year there are a lot of people and we keep our masks on and on doesn't do that is it wasn't it was very pleasant out there i don't think there's ever this crowd are we pulled up the story by 30 in the parking lot was us. >>qadri a department how mild the road. >>well the east bay regional park district will continue to monitor the traffic of visitors throughout the holiday weekend. a key model often cited by top health officials is predicting now more than 410 coronavirus 410,000 rather coronavirus deaths in the u.s. by january that projection comes as many americans are heading to the beaches lakes and barbecues for the last long weekend of the summer. experts are warning that similar holidays earlier this year showed that they can be a perfect storm for spreading coronavirus tom foreman has more. >>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 have to 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 this morning, there's a new study that suggests that people recovering from covid-19 wait several months before they begin exercising again. a study of 100 adults found nearly 80 of them had structural changes to their hearts. 6 in 10 were found to have inflammation of the heart muscle which can be fatal. when you factor in exercise which can stress a heart that all together has many doctors concerned the study recommends anyone who's recovered from covid-19 symptoms to undergo a cardiac mri. so potential information can be found and they're advising to wait at least 6 months after recovering from covid to before you get back into a rigorous exercise routine. >>well coming up this morning, many cities across the u.s. of seen a spike in crime since the pandemic will explain why officials say covid-19 and >>good morning, welcome back as the coronavirus death count rises many cities are also seen an increase in crime. researchers say since the start of the pandemic property crimes murders and assaults have all seen a spike in the u.s. now from may to june of this year homicides in 20 major u.s. cities increased by 37% and that's led by chicago. aggravated assaults jumped by 35% over that same time period. health officials say the increase in crimes could be related to stress caused by the pandemic. such is the case in mississippi apparently where the pandemic is being blamed for an escalation of violence and murder in mississippi's largest city. the mayor of jackson says his community is in crisis reporter ross adams has more. jackson police say a man found shot to death outside a church thursday morning. >>is the city's 81st homicide of 2020 it appear that he wasn't bothering anyone a surveillance video captured a man fired 2 shots at stopping off camera near disciples of christ ministry on grand avenue. moments later the gunman wearing a face mask stuff the weapon into his pocket and walks away. investigators identified the shooting victim as 61 year-old elway franken someone just walked up and just opened fire on. >>an innocent man. >>that killing the latest in a string of islands this week which prompted mayor show glee and to speak out in a video posted on social media friday. >>the recent spike in violence where friends and family are turning anger into violence in harming each other. when even a 6 year-old child is a shooting victim are signs that our community is in crisis the marin jpd believe the impact of coronavirus on jobs and mental health. >>helps drive violence, you know people that are a combined. >>lot of people and i'm not working that out of work and they have to look for ways of of possibly taking care of the families of beating the families and police say 45% of people murdered so far this year. >>were killed by someone they know. >>we know that in these cases. police can only make arrest after the harm is done. our call to do more. >>the mayor says his administration now working to strengthen crime prevention and provide services for anyone in crisis our goal is to work with everyone in our community. faith leaders. business leaders. those who work with people in conflict. and are you. everyone because it will take all of us to turn this around. >>well that was ross adams reporting now a spokesman says the mayor of jackson will unveil a comprehensive plan next week aimed at de-escalating conflict before it leads to violence. hear the projections marty for we're talking about highs today this is what excessive heat warning is in place called on top of the bowl's covering so much. >>of the geography of the bay area 100 plus expected over a good 2 thirds of the area a look at your 4 zone forecast and the extended where this is going to break the kron 4 morning news 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 the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att >>welcome back to kron 00:04am morning news, good morning everybody on hot day for today, a live shot coming in from sfo. never mind the little well a fly wheel, drew yellow jacket maybe perhaps working. ok we've got 60's and 70's for most of the east bay antioch about 83 up to the north bay 67 for santa rosa, the cool spots 70's elsewhere, 76, san francisco, half moon bay hanging on to 63. these are current temperatures by the way 73 coming in for san jose i want to jump to the humidity part of the forecast because in some ways this is kind of nice. later today looking at drop. this helps you keep cool. but you're losing a lot of water in the process to keep the water flowing even though you don't notice it and even though you're not even thursday, you're losing a lot of water so an extra water bottle probably today in your travels, whatever your to one. when art for tonight, the recovery tomorrow morning, nothing. tomorrow afternoon drying out still all right we get past monday and into tuesday beyond we're really going to be watching this for another reason because of fire concerns because we may be looking a little bit although modest a little bit of an offshore wind trying to develop there a little bit. highs today, one 16 bakersfield, one 13 one 11 for sacramento. kind of an estimation it's not impossible to race to near one 20 in spots, 95 meanwhile, san francisco. i b 5 85 monterey heading down to socal. one '04 for san diego, 91 l a x 83 big bear again like us it will be an issue if they get a little bit of an onshore breeze as the little bit of one and early in the day say before 3 o'clock one picks up boom the highs are going to be done for the day checking in your 4 zone forecast again 95 san francisco here mission district may pop near 100 to the coast. 80's or the story pacifica daly city we're talking 81 4. half moon bay, 90's cover the northern end of the peninsula bayside to near 100 again lack of winds are responsible or one '04 san carlos, one oh one redwood city, one '05 palo alto 99 mountain view inn we're well in the business of 100 plus for the south bay today, one 11 in morgan hill, san jose at one o 3 cupertino one of 7 one o 5 know peaches he's bay shoreline to the south still popping above 100 tri valley at another decade plus to that one 15 livermore. 1, one 11 excuse me pleasanton and seminole and also for dublin and again up to walnut creek one 13 one 14 for conquer jumping back to the east bay shoreline, one of 7 san leandro that's again calculating the winds here one or 2 berkeley. jumping up to the north a solano county will be the one 10 plus own to look out for even delay how you're not going to get much relief 99 1 of 6 going on for napa one o 8 for santa rosa, 105 ish heading down south even mill valley about one o one checking out your 7 day forecast here into the holiday itself minor relief here may be taking a bit of that nasty edge off just a touch. but we would all feel any earnest relief until we finish off the week. your health this morning, the recent death of actor chadwick boseman has a lot of people wondering about the dangers of colon cancer. >>colorectal cancer is the second deadliest cancer in the u.s. for men and women combined numerous studies link lifestyle to colon cancer and death rates are 40% higher for african americans than any other ethnic group our health expert karen o lock is here this morning to talk more about this disease and how to lower your risk and karen i understand this is one of the more deadly cancers but ironically, it's also one of the most preventable. >>that's right marty and of all the cancers colorectal cancer is one of the cancers that can be detected in the early stages, but the problem is that test which is a colonoscopy is not something that people like to do so a lot of people are not taking the test. >>there's a lot of stigma behind the skippy because it's so invasive and just the idea of one right. >>and some people that just don't even like the word wrecked him and much less than having something probe up to arrest them. yeah, so they are really embarrassed by it as well as a little scared, so they choose to opt out altogether which can have deadly results. >>i understand that african are at a higher not only a higher risk but also a large number of african americans for whatever reason choose not to get a test. >>right there is a higher with of with african americans, science so they're they're looking at to see if there's any molecular mechanism newsom that is associated with that high with a do you see is that they don't schedule. they just don't want to schedule the colonoscopy as well as their lifestyle is a little bit different. they're seeing more. tobacco use in that ethnic group as well our obesity less physical activity as well as plant foods that contain vitamin c and vitamin e. >>one thing we're also recognizing as well is that the american cancer society is now. saying that you should start getting tested at the age of 45 the standard always been at 50 and for anyone who has colon cancer in their family history of colon cancer in their family they should get tested even at a younger age. >>right if you have a family member you're risk is 2 to 3 times higher. if you have a family member who has a who was younger when they were diagnosed you risk of the that type of cancer is 3 to 6 times higher definitely and then as far as african americans because of the risk is higher. they're recommending 45 years at at them at the maximum this when you should get your test. >>one thing that you started to touch on let's get into that a little bit deeper and that is some of the causes you say that lifestyle factors really play a large cars into this. >>right >>physical inactivity deafening and you know we're always talking about being more active. >>the the foods that people eat. they're seeing a connection between meet in particular and it's not so much the meat that is causing the cancer. but it is the bile acids that your body produces to break down those animal fats, we're looking at our screen right now and it says especially fatty cuts of beef pork and lamb as well as deli meats as well. >>yes, definitely and then and then the large you know things like and some of those big goods that you still use a lot of shortening in lard in their foods. so. it's set those bile acids bile acids or your body's degree sir. so the more you eat the more bile acids you're going to produce and secrete into your your body so those bile acids are the ones that they see as potentially cancer causing so what are what are some lifestyle changes that people who are in that age group of people who are worried about the should be making. >>so definitely less meat so try limit your me to maybe once a week you know in a serving is 3 ounces. >>they found that people that. >>that are plant eaters fair that those second terry a bile acids they have a 70% less of those file assets in their gut compared to meat eaters so if you're going to start eating more plant foods you know try and set to to your your more plant based proteins like beans your diet instead of the the meat also they found that fully folate things are high in folate. >>which are your leafy greens. then the research is showing that that also help reduce those abnormal cell activity in your gut and we're talking really trying to increase that and we're talking vegetables such as swiss chard or kale. >>we're talking about the leafy greens right exactly does think green leafy try to get those in at least one to 2 times a day so those nice big salad and also the vitamin vitamin c is really important they found >>well first of green red peppers red peppers and 3 times the vitamin c of an orange and then also include the vitamin e which is you know things like you're on man's and sunflower seeds real quickly before we go what is the link between alcohol consumption and colorectal cancer. they found that people and have a drink 2 to 4. >>alcoholic drinks a day their risk of colon cancer was 23% higher than those that did not okay. >>karen thank you so much for that information is especially timely we'll >>and coming up in the next hour, the kron 00:04am morning news, the heat wave continues across the bay area we're going to take a look at how people are trying to stay cool. and then more possible power shut off in store because of the heat wave will take a look at what it will take for pg need to flip the switch. and at the same time the threat of another spike in covid-19 is looming over this holiday weekend. we're going to hear from health officials about what is and isn't safe. >>you're watching kron 4 morning news at 9. >>good morning. everybody, thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:04am morning news, it's a sunday september 6th i'm marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow it is 09:00am already pretty warm across the bay area how we are heading into another day of extreme heat has time to check in with dave spahr take a look at exactly how hot it's going to get dates. >>ok marty know al good morning, good morning, everybody and what we've got going on as excessive heat warning again covering most of the geography we see the purples going on which is almost everybody. the orange is by the way that's next heat advisory. but we're talking about inland temperatures well beyond 100 for the bay around 95 to one o 8 at the coast will be lucky to get 75 that's kind of floor up to potentially into the lower 80's live shot coming in from the golden gate bridge not much of a breeze this morning. we expect a little bit of an offshore wind to try to develop potentially as we get to tuesday wednesday that we're really watching. this is the current temperatures 80's off to any aac also conquered. hey we're checking in at 81 up to the north bay 84 napa 77 for san francisco and also san jose. this is part of the problem because we're so much warmer this morning. we're starting off a little bit of a higher level, even a dozen degrees or better as you can see on the map from where we were 24 hours ago. so the breakdown for us puts us at one '05 by one at 4 o'clock one 12 potentially look at your forecast coming up in a bit. back to you ok dave thanks a lot. well, the first night of a statewide flex alert passed through the bay area without any rolling blackouts but there's still the threat of power shut-offs that still looming in the days ahead that's right kron four's reyna harvey is live in walnut creek reyna what is it feeling like out there this morning. >>martin o well is filling ha have already started to sweat a little bit out here at the dam my face down a little bit. a lot of people are out here enjoying a popular restaurants like this coffee shop right here and then you've got the group of people who are out walking and running and walking dogs take a look these are people out here but they also have the potential threat. power being shutoff so they're trying to get everything done grocery shopping all that exercise in before any of that happens now in addition to all of these other things. there's also the potential threat of wind. we've got those fires that have been burning throughout the state of california and so now pg and e and state officials are looking at that they're monitoring that to make sure i see that another shot of our power not saying what you can do at home you can keep your thermostat that is steady level at about 78 you can also put off using heavy appliances. in the meantime now in addition to pg and e putting in place a public safety power shut off watch that's in effect tuesday through wednesday. we talked to some people out here and here's what they had to say about those planned power outages. >>well there's nothing they can do i mean until the build more power plants or clean up the forest. so the fires don't threaten everybody we've got a lot of smoke in the air right now from the fires i think would be helpful to a do a little force management. it happens every summer. so this is not like this is a big surprise. >>all right so out here long at creek you can steal smell the smoke from the fires that are burning all across the bay area so the air quality has been affected in regards to that it's not 77 degrees out here right now that promise you it feels like it's even warm. i just looked at that excessive heat warning it supposed to one of its most to get into the triple digits, but a 111 martin well hopefully i will be gone by the dime that happens for now reporting on here walnut creek reyna harvey kron 4 news all right, thanks arena. >>well crowds took over the open space at dolores park in san francisco saturday, all of them trying to beat the heat. officials though still having to preach social distancing and mask-wearing when people go outside kron four's dan thorn reports on how many people obeyed the rules. >>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 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 a like that the large happy i everybody have their masks you know like 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 reporting at dolores park dan thorn kron 4 news. >>all right well, here's a look at the latest covid-19 numbers, globally there are more than 26 million cases here in the u.s. there are more than 6.2 million cases, california continues to lead the country with more than 735,000 reported cases and in the bay area. there are more than 87,000 cases close to 1200 deaths. now despite case numbers growing businesses in the bay area do continue to reopen on tuesday. the state will re evaluate the terror designation for each county, this is all a current look at where each bay area county stands on that tier system right now all of the counties except 2 are showing widespread infection that's that purple color, san francisco and napa counties showing substantial widespread infection as counties improve on that your system or businesses are allowed to reopen but each county's health department has the final word on that. >>well a number of beaches in the bay area are closed for the labor day weekend and those closures are an effort to try and prevent large gatherings during the pandemic all beaches in pacifica are closed until tuesday morning the beaches in santa cruz county in monterey bay are closed for much of the day a little only be open from 4 until 8 o'clock in the evening in napa county lake berryessa is closed now the beaches are open in marin county in half moon bay, but both of those are asking visitors to stay away. if you'd like a complete a list of the closures you can go to our website we have it all for you at kron 4 dot com. also on our website you can find a full list of cooling centers in the bay area plus the latest weather warnings even stay up to date on the forecast as well at kron 4 dot com. >>o coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news terrifying moments caught on camera as hikers in fresno try to escape a fire. we've got that video for you plus michael cohen's new tell all book is revealing details that president trump. and then fired a low bottom a during his white house run we're going to explain what that means and as we head to break here is another look at the highs today we're expecting a heat wave to continue. today one 15 there in livermore stick >>good morning, welcome back the city of calistoga is an area that could be facing possible power shut off because of this intense heat that we're dealing with we'll find out more about what they're doing to prepare we're joined this morning by as mayor chris good morning chris. thanks for having. yeah, thanks for joining us tell us a little bit about the preparations that you're making in calistoga and should the power be a switched off. >>so we have been notified by pg e that we are a community that will be impacted by the upcoming psta starting so we're taking you know we've been we're the first city officially impacted in 2018 by an ekg outage so taken quite a bit effort since then we're fortunate this year to when the first in northern california to have complaint generator system that was just finished installation last week by pg and e so we'll have 2 thirds of our community during the event that will still receive will have a 3rd of the community, including where island that will still be on our does the but otherwise we're taking all the necessary precautions making sure that you've your radio, your batteries et cetera, but our critical facilities will have electricity during this outage. the i understand that a lot of it is taking place in the downtown area that's the area that's going to be covered for the most part by these generators right. correct there will be a 2 thirds of the as well about 2 thirds of the residential throughout the city council in this one section of town that just can't be energized because of current cqc and cal fire real is this is this program that that you're dealing with with pg and e are is calistoga one of the first to be able to. >>have this implemented. >>we are and we're very billy 21 to 25 other communities that they're doing this project and we are one of the first if not the first time the full system installed and we'll say working with the g needing great effort to get it in a just-in-time literally just tested on the 31st yeah, how are how are your residents going to be able to be notified by this is it is it going to be on their phones. i understand there's also a siren system in calistoga. correct the traditional system will come warnings will come from pg and then we'll of a nixle those warning system the siren system that we just put in is specific to an imminent threat of an emergency, so we wouldn't use it for a psp yes, we have other means of notifications through the alert as well as through but we are well attuned to this we've been through multiple times was one of those things we don't want to get perfect but we're getting a lot better have in the past yeah i knew from past experience you've kind of had to learn on the on this i understand that pg and e is giving communities a 3 to 5 day lead is that what happened here in calistoga. >>correct we started getting the on friday actually for the potential for this to occur starting on monday and their systems of certainly gotten better from the first time they said we're subject to this in 2018 right up to some hourly notices which we certainly appreciate. >>and that's fantastic. they're working hand in hand with pg and tell us more about the cooperation between yourself and the utility. >>well in the yes, it has happened again where the first community ever impacted by to this killer they were learnings on their part and on our part in every every psta since then we've got a little bit better each time. >>are there any areas in calistoga that you're extremely worried about a mobile home park senior centers anything like this that will be without power. >>so we have 3 on senior citizen mobile home parks in 2 of them will be covered by this new generator system, the 3rd one cold winter, the calistoga is on the side of the river that won't have power so we're very concerned about them, but because some of the other critical care facilities will energy we can move some folks around with that that mobile home will be generated starting next year, thanks to resiliency grant from the governor of the state of california that would call fighting and received the unfortunate thing is we're not have that stall by this csps system but it will be there for a mixture so if the worst should happen this year what's going to happen to the folks at rancho calistoga. so should we have to be subjected to that this they will have the opportunity to come into town which is you know just across the and i go to cooling centers will have access to the pharmacy which will have power of the supermarkets. a police station fire station et you know, while it's unfortunate we have a 3rd of the town that will have our we're very fortunate in a much better position and a lot of other communities school have no power during one of the situation so again we appreciate your fortunes that and we are taking strides to specifically help a rancho for the next psta season which we know will be upon us. chris one last again going back to the calistoga folks. >>is transportation going to be provided for them are they pretty much on their own to get to the cooling centers. >>they have a great network of folks amongst themselves who can transport, but we also have a shuttle system that we can should and should it come to that ok well it sounds like you're as prepared as you can be and hopefully you won't have to use all this preparation this time around. >>we try. yeah best we can but we're all in this together we're going to get through it as well as doing again we appreciate does this and i miss just have to get better at it every time and we're very fortunate and a of the generator system and marty we hope to see you up there soon for just the social right rather than just one of the store's sounds good to me i love calistoga thank you so much mayor. >>as mayor chris canning of calistoga >>good morning, everybody welcome back we've been dealing of course with this extreme heat over the labor day weekend and it's going to get even worse today than it takes for us here to tell us more about that idea of good morning marty good morning everybody live shot coming in from u c berkeley we can see pretty clearly off to the bay there not much the way of fog little haze of course left over current temperatures these ties what it could be at noon running like that and he already at 90. not wasting any time 81 for concord east bay shoreline approaching about 80. but anyone for hayward up to the north bay 80 degree readings to like napa nevado 8173 for santa rosa 77 meanwhile for san jose whats going it's a big high pressure zone parked at the right ideal location. so what's going to be hot. we have warm temperatures above us too. this high intensified from yesterday we didn't get the cool down overnight as much as we thought so all of these factors mean today it's the thumb on the scale when even hotter still expected. this is probably the hottest day in that little trio bunch that we have slight pulling back on temperatures as we get into monday and early next week want to show the winds bit of a minor breeze happening far inland. but that will be late in the day today for tomorrow a little bit more of a pronounced breeze but that will be pretty late and that shows that the highest starting to weekend. next thing to look out for even though this is all pretty much on shore might be a little bit of offshore wind starting to build a little bit in the forecast period so excessive heat warning again for today very hot 100 plus expected. early in the week continue that trend with little bit of relief by tuesday wednesday in late in the week. temperatures back track it looks like getting some 80's for high temperatures in those inland valleys we're talking 95 for san francisco today, 98 for oakland. gives you an idea of the east bay shoreline you're one of 3 meanwhile for san jose with 100 plus degree readings to be found throughout much of the south bay, wider perspective everything we're talking about 110 plus expected east to the east bay hills on the east bay shoreline we're looking at one o 5 for hey we're one oh one fremont up to the north bay, triple digits to be found as well as the south bay, the peninsula. 90's 80's 81 coming in for half moon bay. coming a little bit later on we'll be checking your 4 zone forecast and that extended well. >>all right, thanks dave turning a wildfire coverage now the excessive heat all weekend is causing cal-fire to increase its staffing not only are crews on standby for any new fires that may spark they're also gaining containment on the 3 major fires that have been burning over the last 3 weeks the lnu lightning complex in the north bay is currently at 89% containment with more than 375,000 acres burned the scu complex fire in the east and south bay is up to 88% containment, more than 396,000 acres have burned there and containment is up to 68% in the czu lightning complex fires burning in san mateo and santa cruz counties that one has burned more than 86,000 acres you can find the latest wildfire and evacuation information on our website kron 4 dot com. stick with us activists are demanding justice for brianna taylor are going to see how demonstrators aims to shift attention from america's most famous horse race. >>taylor's case after >>kind >>of. hope. >>this is a terrifying but all too familiar scene as hikers tried to escape this rapidly growing. creek fire. the fast-moving flames forced more than 150 campers at mammoth lakes to shelter in place last night, yeah, the creek fire is burning in the sierra national forest that's east of fresno and it has exploded in size. it's part friday night and has since grown to about 36,000 acres, the county sheriff. there says the fire is cut off the only available escape route and that trapped about 150 people overnight. so far about a 100 of them have been airlifted out several of them are in the hospital this morning with a variety of injuries, including some listed in critical condition. yeah was an upset at this year's 100 46th annual kentucky derby as authentic beat out the favorite tiz the law. the ons were 8 to one authentic strainer by the way has worked with the past 2 thoroughbreds to win the triple crown due to the coronavirus pandemic the derby took place later than usual this year. and of course with no fans in the stands. the kentucky derby one of the state's most treasured events but this year a lot of people were watching what was happening before saturday's race that's right protesters gathered outside of churchill downs calling for justice for brianna taylor britt conway reports that organizers and brianna's mom. >>say this protest won't be the last. >>it probable is picking through the pack making a bold run up to be fit to keep their view 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. >>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 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 the 3 before us were 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. >>coming up on the kron 4 morning news as we head further into the labor day weekend officials are pleading with everyone not to make the same mistakes as previous holidays during this pandemic ♪ don't just do it yourself. honey? -yep! what are you doing in there? nothing! do it for yourself. everybody felt fine. but now im super sick. everyone is sick. i just wish we had been more careful. it would have been easier than this. so wear a mask. do what you can outside. stay six feet apart. because some things you just can't take back. do your part to lower the risk. >>good morning, everybody welcome back to the kron 4 morning news on marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow it is 9.30 and we are focusing on that very hot holiday weekend that we are in the midst of it is all ready very warm out there dave spahr tracking the numbers what are we looking at dates okay, good morning, i'm martie and noel good morning, everybody we're talking another excessive heat warning over the geography though yes the purples covered just about everybody. >>hot today with inland temperatures 100 loss expected even around the bay will be getting beyond 100 the coast. the floors about 75 off to 85 to and where we have the oranges here well that's it heat advisory for san francisco and the coastal areas were spared. but just a heat advisory. bay bridge toll plaza there there you can see kind of hazy sunshine off to the distance as the day just get started didn't get much cooling overnight not much in the way of a breeze now or in the past. so therefore we didn't get much cooling happening last night so we just build on that current temperatures already in the 80's for a good chunk of the east bay 90 going on for any aac up to the north bay we've got 70's and 80's 77 for san jose 81 meanwhile for san francisco. doesn't degrees or half a dozen ahead of yesterday and it's been like that all this morning so we're just keeping up track for we were from yesterday today probably being the hottest day in the bunch that we have of the trio in this heat wave one '05 1 o'clock at 4 we're talking one 12. coming up a little bit we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast and that extended marty. >>all right dave thanks a lot. we want to give you more information about our main story this morning, the extreme temperatures dave's talking about. well attempted a lot of people to head to parks beaches and lakes to find some relief as the hot weather inspired families to spend some time outdoors kron four's phillipe djegal reports from lake chabot where it's a 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 themselves oh love 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 the east bay regional park district staff to for the holiday weekend to make sure the crowds caps 8th, 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 news. >>and experts warn that this holiday weekend could result in a major uptick in covid-19 cases. >>infection shot up in some places after memorial day and the 4th of july this despite warnings about dangers of big social gatherings. but a lot of people are seemingly ignoring safety precautions. >>the eu's 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 serves that we have to turn around again. i would really is an important weekend. >>and more than 188,000 people in the u.s. have died from covid-19 and now a key research model that's often cited by top health officials is predicting more than 410,000 coronavirus deaths in the u.s. by january. democratic vice presidential nominee kamala harris says that she would not trust a covid-19 vaccine based on president trump's word alone. those comments are part of a cnn interview that was released on saturday senator harris is concerned 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 inject lee health experts say it's critical the approval process isn't rushed to the point where the public doesn't trust the fda instead. >>researchers need to prove any vaccine works safely and effectively so the public will be willing to take it. now i see a vaccine advisory committee member doctor paul offit is speaking out about politics swaying the fda decision making on a vaccine and that he says would be bad news. >>the fda is not an independent group they are part of hhs health and human services which is part of the executive branch can they be politicized. yes they've been politicized with hydroxy-chloro-quinn decision they've been plus politicize convalescent plasma decision so that's what makes people word. >>the world health organization says at least 25 potential coronavirus vaccines are undergoing human trials worldwide of those 5 are in a phase 3. that's the most advanced stage of testing before a vaccine can reach the public. >>and new this morning we're getting a peek at the upcoming book from former fixer for president trump michael cohen in the book cohen describes the president as quote a cheat liar fraud bully racist predator and con man. but critics point out that cohen is an admitted liar himself having pleaded guilty to multiple federal clock crimes, including lying to congress. one of the stranger allegations in the book is that president trump was so obsessed with then president obama that trump hired a so-called fo bama to take part in a video where trump belittled and then fired the president here you see a photo that cohen provided of the incident he wouldn't say exactly when this happened or the identity of the actor who was hired for the role. president obama. anita hill has been a longtime critic of democratic presidential candidate joe biden back in 1991 hill testified before a senate committee that van u.s. supreme court nominee clarence thomas had sexually harassed her at the time senator biden was the chair of that all-male committee and he came off to many observers is not taking hills seriously. well now anita hill says that she will vote for biden. cnn's gloria borger spoke with hill and biden about their shared history. >>professor do you swear to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god. >>was it scary. ellos terrifying 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 the could have done better for her. the truth is i believe 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. >>a former senior trump administration official confirms to cnn that president trump referred to fallen us service members in crude and derogatory terms during a trip to france. back in 2018 the official confirmed reporting from the atlantic which cited sources who said the president called fallen soldiers quote losers and soccer's cnn's jeremy diamond has more. >>well the white house is still reeling from this report in the atlantic magazine that president trump referred to american soldiers who lost their lives in a critical battle in world war one as losers and suckers as he was deciding not to attend a ceremony at a cemetery where some of those were dead were buried and now a former senior administration official is confirming to my colleague jim acosta that the president did indeed referred to those american war dead in crude and derogatory terms of course president trump and the white house have vehemently denied this story insisting that the president has the utmost respect for veterans and service members the president saying even what kind of animal would refer to a dead american service members in such a fashion, but nonetheless now a former senior administration official confirming to cnn the president did indeed make those comments and in addition, another source who is familiar with some of the president's remarks has now told cnn that the president has also repeatedly questioned why vietnam war would have served in that war suggesting that those service members did not know how to get out of the draft how to work the system much in the way that the president himself did we know that president trump received multiple educational deferments to avoid serving in the vietnam war and he also ultimately received a medical after he got a doctor's note, claiming that the president had bone spurs making him ineligible for military service. jeremy diamond cnn, the white house. the president continued to deny the reports on saturday and instead attacked the atlantic reporter. >>who broke the story calling him a quote slime ball in another tweet the president also called on fox news to fire the reporter who confirmed parts of that planet report. >>a look at our highs today we've got one 13 going on for any aka one 15 for livermore another day of hot weather across the bay area to be followed by another on monday looks 4 zone forecast and >>welcome >>back to kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody live shot coming in from sfo, no delays this morning here just bit of that haze going on and temperatures thus far are already up to about 90 going on for antioch up to the north bay, some 70's and 80's mixture 83 for san francisco 77 san jose. this afternoon we expect conditions to dry out east now that's good drying out everywhere really that helps you cool down a little bit it's a vapid of cooling a little bit of physics working for you that's why it's part of our evolution that helps out but you're losing water and you don't know what to keep the water bottles going even if you're not thirsty you're losing that water. now into tomorrow afternoon. we do the same thing this is actually starting today and we drop off from there now these numbers are artificially low because air temperatures are very very high. so it gives a little bit of a skewed view. now we are concerned with this dry air a little bit of an offshore wind developing potentially into tuesday wednesday that could be problematic. highs in the central valley today, one 15 plus in many locations, 95 in san francisco. one '04 for san diego so having said all that will go with a marina district about 86. expect even 80's happening along the coast here goodness 81 for half moon bay. as if there was a notion there 90's going on for the bay side of the peninsula. down south 100 plus like redwood city palo alto 99 for mountain dew in the south bay near one o 5 one 11 from morgan hill, a scout us about one o 9 east bay shoreline to the south 100 plus again over the east bay hills it looks like over one 10 that will be like a ground level almost one 11 personal. looks like about one 13 for walnut creek one 14 for concord again if we get a shift in the winds here that can help one '02 going on for berkeley, jumping up to the north bay solano county is also on the one 10 plus category now to one '06 and we've got one '08 happening. for santa rosa, let's check out your seven-day there is a drop that happens midweek but it looks like we get some serious relief in here by friday into nice into the 80's smarty. well by any definition 2020 has been a tough year and talk about covid-19 a battered economy and job loss demonstrations for racial justice. >>and of course the wildfires all of this leaving many people dealing with feelings of stress isolation frustration and income some cases, desperation while september is national suicide prevention month and we want to focus this morning on suicide awareness education and outreach and joining me to do that is scott chavez from the contra costa crisis center scott good morning. >>good morning. can you tell us what your what your callers are telling your volunteers about the impact of covid-19 has had. >>on both their physical and emotional where well-being. >>the physical and emotional here at the contra costa crisis center. we answer the 2, 1, one line for information and referral for services and our own local crisis line for emotional crisis. and then also calls that come in on the national suicide prevention lifeline we also have grief services but on phone lines. then certainly there has been a tremendous increase in the number of people who are desperate related to practical needs. or rental assistance and ford job assistance and utility assistance and food. and so part of the 2, 1, one service is to let people know what resources are available. and there have been actually increased services increased funding for people affected by covid. and your question was also about the emotional side. so we have our emotional crisis line. and we also have that is our own local line and each of the counties has a local line and then we also are part of the national suicide prevention lifeline as all are all of the crisis centers around the bay area. so the calls have been coming in show desperation isolation, you know i thought of another would not only is there the social isolation, but in some cases, social i couldn't find another word but maybe suffocation and that is where people are stuck at home, yeah and the stresses are increased. so we get calls about that. so we got a call i remember while ago from a woman who a young adult who was living in an apartment with other young adults in indy first moments of the pandemic and the social social distancing. stay at home shelter in place that some of her roommates actually went off to their own families to stay there and then she felt left alone and she felt abandoned she did not feel drawn to go back to her own family that were stresses going on and so there she is in the midst of this situation. her own challenges challenges of development and growth in independence and career building in relationship building and then being isolated and alone. >>there there is so much that they have to deal with when people are so desperate. there's sometimes the fear i would think of reaching out for help in a stigma attached to reaching out. >>i'm so glad that people do find out and perhaps by these articles and these announcements of the lines and people do reach out and they are. reaching out even one perhaps other people around them are saying not to do that we got a call from a young person in college. and it was a lot of stress in the household this person would have been away at college but was stuck at home using zoom distance-learning by class the classroom, there. the father in the family was also going through a very difficult time. and in fact the father and the brother themselves we're talking about their own thoughts of suicide. so the caller to us felt very stressed wonder what to do to help the people in the family and to help himself because these people were putting a lot of pressure on him and they themselves did not believe in reaching out that is the other family members and then looked down upon this color. so the caller had to do it secretly. and i think it's great that people reach out going beyond the stigma. >>it really is and it's just too bad that there is still that 6 stigma attached to reaching out for help scott you mentioned it earlier in our interview and i'd like to come back to it a little bit more in depth tell us more about 2, 1, 1, and the services are provided there. >>so to one lane is a service that in california is county by county in most counties and it's throughout most of california all you do is dial 2, 1, 1, the call is directed based on where you are placing the call at the time. so if you and your phone or in contra costa need all to 1 one it will come to a shared our office. the 2, 1, 1, service is to know about what services are in the community it's information room for all we know what exists out there. now unfortunately there's not enough, but we know where you can get food where you can get rental assistance where you can get utility assistance where you can get counseling where you can get health services all sorts of social and health services are in the databases and by the way all those databases throughout california are available online to anyone 24 hours a day or you just dial 2, 1, 1, any time 24 hours a day to find out what is available to people in need scott that is literally a resource that you've talked about we want to put the information up on the screen sore viewers can get a good look at it. >>we'll also have it on our website and scott thank you so much and the crisis center for doing the work that you do again during this month, especially now we really need your services thank you so >>welcome back we're about to wrap up the newscast here but our coverage continues all day on our free streaming service kronon i'm going to continue to keep you posted on the labor day weekend a record breaking heat spots across the bay get into the triple digits today those high temps mean power shut-offs are possible we're going to check in with pg and e throughout the day and of course this is all happening as health officials are concerned about another spike in covid-19 cases due to the holiday weekend we'll hear from health officials about what is and isn't safe. so make sure you download the kron on app to stream all day long. it is available on in the app store for free. >>well thanks a lot. we'll serena williams knocked out fellow american sloane stephens from the u.s. open saturday in new york city. she defeated stevens and $0.3 to move to the 4th round of the school grand slam event. both serena is husband and daughter olympia were there to cheer her on the q t well cameras captured this touching moment, a mom and daughter wave in each other after match, following the match. williams said the olympia was probably playing with her doll the time had no idea was model was so excited a reminder that today we invite you to tune in for a special encore presentation of the raiders last afc championship win 1002 1002 against the tennessee. titans you can see it at 1 o'clock right here on kron 4. >>all right that's kron 4 news weekend for you this saturday morning, i'm noelle bellow sunday morning, i'm noelle bellow feels like a saturday, thanks for joining us see you next week. > anncr: the following is a paid program from joel osteen ministries. special. and i love my dad alot. i'm proud of him and that even though he isn't here with us, but he died as a true hero. i miss everything about him in the moment that the officers and i had to come see 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