spahr in just a moment, but we want to get straight to the latest on the president's condition to do that let's go live to our washington dc correspondent trevor shirley that walter reed hospital good morning trevor. >>and good morning. it was yesterday that the president's doctors gave an update on his health they said that he is progressing and responding to treatment but later in the day white house chief of staff mark meadows said that on friday, the president's condition was actually much worse than most americans knew. >>i came here wasn't feeling so well i feel much better now we're working hard to get me all the way back i have to be back from walter reed medical center president trump released that message to the american people and said he was eager to get back to the white house and the campaign you don't over the next period of a few days, i guess that's the real test so we'll be seeing what happens over those next cup next couple of days, the president's team of doctors shared a rosy view of his condition on saturday at the moment, there's no cause for concern navy commander doctor sean conley said so far he's treated the president with an experimental antibody drug and 2 doses of antiviral remdesivir year with more doses planned. >>he said saturday night the president was moving around the medical suite without difficulty and while not yet out of the woods, the team remains cautiously optimistic. he had a mild cough and nasal congestion the fatigue. all of which are now resolving improving but chief of staff mark meadows was quoted by the associated press and said the president's condition was quote very concerning on friday and faced a quote critical next 2 days in his fight against covid-19 despite those warnings the president also updated the nation on the health of the first lady melania is handling it statistically like it's supposed to be handled the white house continues to contact trace. those who are in direct contact with the president over the past several days. and we've we've also learned reports this morning ow that the president's personal assistant has also tested positive for the coronavirus. >>in the meantime the white house hasn't put out any kind of specific timeline as to how long the president we'll stay at walter reed, but again that all depends on how well he continues to progress as doctors follow his treatment back to you. >>trevor are there others in the white house realm that are being monitored or are getting tested to do we know how often they're all getting tested right now. >>what we don't know specifically how often they're tested, but i can tell you this in general prior to the president's diagnosis. there was a pretty strict testing protocol in place for anybody that was going to be having direct face to face contact with the president so aides or advisers that working with him directly were is essentially tested every day and then people that didn't have common contact with him but that was still going to have face to face meetings, they were also tested obviously something slip through those cracks and the president became infected. and you got to imagine that they're now doing that contact tracing to figure out who would have come into contact with the president over the last week or so those people are likely undergoing testing as well because those positive test they they that notched keeps getting higher and higher trevor thanks for joining us and giving us the latest on the president's condition. we appreciate it. >>we're continuing to see more and more people close to the president has positive for covid-19 as trevor just mentioned the latest is nick luna one of the president's personal assistance. he's received a positive test result as well as former new jersey governor chris christie. >>he checked himself into a hospital yesterday as a precaution. trump campaign manager bill tested positive friday along with former special counselor to the president kellyanne conway other top republicans who have also tested positive include north carolina senator thom tillis wisconsin senator ron johnson. trump aide hope hicks rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel utah senator mike lee and first lady melania trump democratic presidential candidate joe biden announced he plans to make the results of all of his coronavirus test public moving forward he has so far received 2 negative test results. vice president mike pence has also tested negative. however after being in close contact with several who have tested positive pence's still decided not to quarantine himself. the vice president is currently off the campaign trail and preparing for wednesday's vice presidential debate but he and his staff are said to be operating under a business as usual approach pence is still planning to travel to arizona, indiana and florida for events following wednesday's debate. we are going to continue to monitor the status of the president and first lady throughout the day make sure to download the kron 4 mobile app that way you can get all the updates straight to your phone you can download the kron on app for free as well. it's time now to get a check of your forecast from dave spahr day by kind of peeked out the window towards embarcadero and i could see the sun rising of, but i see karl the fog out to play. they're at the golden gate got that with you right now well, it's very very kind of this kind of specialize where the fog is this morning because i know in summer and i saw. >>ryan this morning before dawn, so we have some clear patches which most of us will experience, but yes, this is carl's will hang out here when he's coming and going good morning, everybody and unfortunately we have to deliver news again for today it's going to be hot in those inland valleys, it looks like here's another shot of timber on just the shot before we had clear patch out towards the west here so it just shows you how the fog is very very localized in concentrated around the bay again that will mix out in the next couple of hours here we've got 50's off towards the east bay 40's and 50's up to the north a 54 san francisco, 59 san jose and were trailing by a couple degrees and we were from yesterday, but it looks like a day very similar temperature wise, particularly those inland valleys as we start racing ahead 77 by 11 by 2 word 88 there's carl dolan, some magic there to sfo but that's pretty much ground fog that seems to be lifting as we speak now. coming up in a little bit we'll take a look at that forecast that you know how the remainder of your weekend is and get into early next week. all right, thanks dave. >>the kron 4 morning news we continue our breaking news coverage of the president's hospitalization for covid-19 this is a live look at walter reed confusion. still there as ministration created while trying to update everyone on the president's condition plus the latest on the glass fire burning in the north bay as we inch closer to another grim 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suspects they have not made any arrests at this point anyone with information on this is urged to contact oakland police and in berkeley at least 2 people were wounded in multiple shootings, there one of them was reported around 8 o'clock friday night near 8 street and bancroft avenue earlier in the day police say there was another shooting near there as well near the sea breeze market and deli on university avenue that happened around 4 in the afternoon. no arrests have been made and no further information about the wounded people have been released. as we head to break we do have a live look outside walter reed hospital in washington dc can see supporters. >>for the president gathered there outside wishing him well we'll bring you the latest on advanced non-small cell lung cancer can take away so much. but today there's a combination of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with 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and we while this us that's up in the bottom to get an idea of the top this is his hayes left over from the fog from our shot from u c berkeley soaring temperatures in the 50's and lower 60's for now chilly spots appear santa rosa 48 also nevado 59 meanwhile for san jose 63 going in for but we are looking now at the fog that we've had no with this will clear out whatever we have the next couple of hours. we pretty quiet all day and then it returns again tonight we like tells us that we're getting back to some normalcy to some degree with a problem with all these fires in the dry air looks like reporting that to breast as we get another little ushering in a fog. we'll check the moisture levels with this town is really tell you how much moisture is in the air. we drop off this afternoon a little bit typical true to form in the 20's in the 30's that's not too bad, but we like to see him higher. we spill back in again with that marine layer overnight to greet us on your monday morning. and by monday afternoon shortfalls off but not as long and not as far so again we're starting to get back again with our marine we're coastal city. so it's now to start going to start feeling like that again, here's the breakdown of order looks like a for today still going to be pretty hot inland, we're looking for some upper 90's and some of those areas in eastern contra costa county again. fog again will break out again we'll see it in the morning hours. now for week ahead this week we're talking about temperatures falling through the 80's. i mean they're not done yet at 80. they're actually going to follow those 70's a little bit because getting into next weekend we're looking for showers possible. i know >>brown it's now at 17%. cal fire says the blaze has destroyed more than 800 homes and thousands of people are still evacuated, including the entire city of calistoga now several popular and family wineries have suffered damage due to the glass fire. but those that were able to avoid the flames are doing what they can to help the rest of the community kron four's phillipe djegal has more from a winery that has so far avoided the worst of the fire. >>i take nick crew of winemakers devoted to their craft continue picking and processing grapes at the bremer family winery in deer park, the napa county business sustain some damage in the vineyards for the most part winemaker bob bolen says the property is in good shape morning. >>there's going to be place here to to come to work or not i was i was pleasantly surprised to see the wind resistance. >>the same unfortunately cannot be said for other wineries in town burgess sellers down the street suffered major losses the night of the fire is survived, but then it it later later just to remember something there that. >>it was smoldering eventually cut the building on fire killing has steered the winemaking for the brehmer's for 17 years now and says this is the first time smoke is really impacted the grapes and the winery was without water for the first 3 days of the fire without running water. >>we're kind of stuck we can really care i mean the best the day yesterday and today we're at temple. >>a lot of work on the docket in less than ideal conditions. bob says the brehmer's have lost a home in this fire up the mountain. but adds there in good spirits are doing surprisingly yeah they are. >>the strong people they get through this now is certainly not the time to give up. >>in napa county phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>starting on monday victims of the glass fire in sonoma county can start the process for applying for assistance. a local assistance center is going to be set up that maria high school which is located at 6975 months boulevard in santa rosa on monday that center will be open from 01:00pm until 07:00pm the hours will shift to 10:00am until 07:00pm from tuesday through sunday. visitors must have proper face coverings and practice social distancing. a number of agencies are going to be there on hand to provide recovery resources. and to take applications for benefits and programs. take a look at this celebrity chef guy fieri paid a visit to firefighters battling the fires in the north bay cal fire sonoma lake napa unit posted these pictures of the area serving food on their facebook page this is not the first time he's done his part to support our front-line workers. he was out serving firefighters after the kincade fire last year as well in a lot of people were happy to some goodies yesterday. >>still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news, new questions about if the president was already positive for the coronavirus at tuesday's presidential debate and whether or not the safety measures there were enough to a. ...this one's for you. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better... with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less liquid, and a thinner needle... with less pain 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during the first presidential debate people in cleveland are questioning if proper safety measures were taken inside the auditorium tuesday dave nethers has that story. >>outside the cleveland clinic hosts of tuesday's presidential debate which did published guidelines in advance requirements to help prevent anyone here from getting the covid-19 virus. the question now is were those guidelines taken serious. tear down continues at the cleveland clinic main campus following tuesday's presidential debate. the debate over but the clinic remains the health advisor to the commission of presidential debates for the near future. >>news on friday that the president and the first lady along with close presidential adviser hope hicks all of whom were in cleveland on tuesday tested positive for covid-19 focusing attention on the clinic. cleveland clinic on friday releasing a statement explaining distance between seats screenings and disinfected measures were taken during the debate and wearing a mask inside the venue was among the topic the president addressed during the debate, i when needed when needed i wear mask, okay, let me ask i don't have i don't wear masks like him every time you see he's got a mask he could be speaking. 200 feet away from any shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen in this video recorded before the debate began a doctor can be seen interacting with audience members. the cleveland clinic in a separate statement, a fox 8 news said individuals entering the debate hall were masked and in some cases removed their masks. a cleveland clinic physician did offer audience members masks but some did not adhere to the requirement. a photo of the president's family at the debate showing only first lady melania trump wearing a mask. kai the county health officials on friday restating their assertion that masks along with the other measures work addressing those who chose not to follow the clinic's requirement certainly we hope that people wear >>you know where that will be part sure the process going forward it's a rule you wear a mask, it's not that hard you put a mask and i think it was extremely disrespectful for people to come into a place like that and not wear a mask and i don't think it's real smart there isn't a all of the other measures that were taken here during the debate on tuesday, the cleveland clinic in a statement said that. >>everybody who entered the hall hard to be tested in advance for covid-19. >>and nobody who was allowed in tested positive. >>the clinic in the meantime reaching out to all of its guest tuesday out of an abundance of caution addressing questions and concerns and offering testing despite reassuring those who attended that they believe there was a low risk of exposure. >>so there is no proof tonight, no evidence that anyone in this all on tuesday could have spread the virus to the president of the first lady. >>that was dave nethers reporting for us while the cleveland clinic says that both candidates have tested negative for the virus prior to the debate. fox news anchor chris wallace who moderated that debate claims president trump did not arrive in cleveland early enough to be tested. and claimed there was a quote honor system between the 2 campaigns. >>still ahead, we will continue to monitor the presidents condition as he remains in the hospital this morning, including why the trump administration is jackie, i'm looking at your mri. your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. well, dr. farrell, it feels really good... that's good. and... i'm sorry. baby, don't touch that... i don't want you to play with that... 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we're going to begin this half hour with a check of your forecast dave spahr standing by day we are in a spare the air alert for the next couple of days was still just got that a smoky haze hanging around. >>we have these lofty temperatures again good morning to all good morning. everybody i'm here's the fog. we have from the standpoint of u c berkeley you can see kind of low lying so sun joins us and heats the ground it starts the mixing process, we'll take care of that part of the forecast some of the hazy smoke still left over well that will be more problematic of course the golden gate bridge. this is usually the last to clear along the bunch 50's and some 60's already in the east bay. we have some 40's hanging on the north bay there you will notice the bottle in also santa rosa, 59. meanwhile for san jose. a little bit cooler across a good chunk of the district this morning and we're looking for temperatures in london, particularly to be very close to where they were from yesterday we're getting some minor relief along the east bay shoreline in san francisco in all the numbers which we'll explore coming up a little bit later, 7711 o'clock by 2 were took and talking about 88 here again revisiting some of those 90's though again far inland. we'll take a look at your 4 zone forecast and also the long range forecast models too. well. thanks dave. >>back to our breaking news coverage as president trump spent his second night in the hospital as a team of d continue to treat him for covid-19 president trump has posted photos of himself working inside his large multi room hospital suite. the president claims he's feeling well white house chief of staff mark meadows said on saturday that the next 48 hours was to be critical for his recovery, multiple agencies, however now reporting the president was unhappy with meadows saying that publicly which prompted the president to release a video message on twitter late saturday to show he is in good health. but as eric run reports the white house is not just facing this health crisis. but a credibility crisis as well. >>the confusion centered around just when the president was diagnosed his doctor thing that the president isn't out of the woods yet, but they are cautiously optimistic and the president is also feeling that way. >>medical sitting behind a desk president trump at walter reed hospital look to reassure the american public i came here wasn't feeling so well. >>i feel much better now we're working hard to get me all the way back the president was flown to walter reed medical center to be treated for covid-nineteen friday evening after what his chief of staff mark meadows called a very concerning period friday. >>his doctors painted a much rosier picture of health for the president. at this time the teen i extremely happy with the progress the president has made doctors say he was given an experimental antibody treatment and has started taking a remdesevir a drug doctors have had some success treating covid-19 with thevr miracles people criticize me when i say that we have things happening that look like they're miracles coming down from got his doctors say he's been fever free for 24 hours and his other symptoms of congestion and a cough have gotten better. but they chose their words carefully when asked if the president had ever been on supplemental oxygen thursday, no oxygen none of this moment yesterday with the we're all here. he was not on oxygen president trump was a move to walter reed until friday evening, so it's unknown if oxygen with use during what meadows had called a concerning period. >>his team of doctors would also not elaborate on who may have infected the president first lady or when the president first went public with the positive covid test after midnight friday morning. but here's how his personal doctor open his press conference today just 72 hours in the diagnosis now which would make the wednesday, the same day the president held a rally in minnesota. later the doctor clarified his remarks saying the president was diagnosed on thursday and he incorrectly you 72 hours when he meant to just say day 3. none of that matters however to the president's strongest supporters even doing a great job, the past 4 years i want to show him that i support him i hope gets better. >>the president who is fond of watching television news says he's seen the support outside of the hospital and he's looking forward to getting back out on the campaign trail and back to work i think i'll be back soon. >>and i look forward to finishing up the campaign the way it was started in the way we've been doing we do not know just yet when the president may be released from walter reed in his video he also said the first lady is doing well who is recovering. >>at the white house. >>that was eric wrong reporting for us this morning. we did speak to a bay area doctor who despite the reassurances from officials says he still worried about the president's condition. he says he's worried about the therapies. he's been receiving as well stressing it's too early to know how well they're working kron four's dan thorn has more. >>i'm doing well. i want to thank everybody while giving an update on his condition saturday president trump expressed gratitude and confidence. he's been receiving care at walter reed hospital after experiencing covid-19 symptoms such as fatigue fever and shortness of breath symptoms, a local expert says they do not typically require acute care usually we with amid somebody to the hospital if they require oxygen that's probably the biggest difference between home and the hospital and that's a feature of bad covid ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor, peter chan, hong says the president does fall within the high-risk category because of his age and his weight, but the severity of his case might not be fully revealed. >>one concern is the lack of information on chest x-rays to clinician not actually is a big turning point or a fork the road because if you show that you're out these in your chest x-ray which sct sky and that's it was that the information is starting to set up shop which is. >>what kind people we have things happening that look like they're miracles gun of those miracles the president is referring to is rimmed as severe doctor chan, hong says the president is embellishing the therapeutics he's receiving because it's simply too early to tell for the clinician saturday's video showed a patient that might not be doing as well as their leading on appear is a little bit more hunched over. >>he's halting his speech is actually not the same as usual. so if you want my patient i be worried. >>dan thorn kron 4 news. >>all right coming up california voters have a pivotal decision to make in the november election. how prop 22 could change the prop 22 could change the future for bathroom odors that linger try febreze small spaces. just press firmly and it continuously eliminates odors 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>>your >>3 children who live here pages one 6 months, i feel like i've been in quarantine for 4 and a half years and now the road is joining me. gina lewis is a stay at home mother she's used to working in her own space but she's not so used to doing it in the middle of a pandemic and since her kids are so young she needed a way to describe why the country has changed in why simple tasks like going to school are no longer in option for them right now how you put into words said the adults don't know what's happening right now kids like pictures right call to make the coronavirus in the pandemic a bit easier to understand she decided to publish a book i think that's been the most fulfilling part just then i'm seeing themselves. it's called when i see you again the cover alone tells a story. kids playing outside masks on partially distant. he recognizes lee. oh yeah, i use to do that dina illustrated the pictures incorporating items in tools sitting in their home in people we may see looking out of our windows on the job every single day she based the book off of her oldest son cyrus using words he and other kids just like him a fuel right now acknowledging the uncertain times we're in it staying positive about what we can do. and what we will be able to do yay teachers you miss your teachers. >>so when time comes and we all get to be cyrus will remember how this made him feel and how his mother was right. you see them all >>yeah and it's just right. >>all right looking ahead for today looks like it's still little warmer around the immediate bay but we get inland and away we go still knows upper 90's be the though we turned the corner into tomorrow. and don't you know by the end of t taking california for a ride. companies like uber, lyft, doordash. breaking state employment laws for years. now these multi-billion-dollar companies wrote deceptive prop 22 to buy themselves a new law. to deny drivers the rights they deserve. no sick leave. no workers' comp. no unemployment benefits. vote no on the deceptive uber, lyft, doordash prop 22. one ride california doesn't want to take. >>welcome back 7.45 on the dot here on this sunday morning dave star standing by with a check of your forecast we're all hoping for a cool down here because we know our firefighters need a little bit of relief. >>up there, dave, you know we could use that to it looks we'll get some relief on all those fronts later on but not so much for today, not least we have some of that fog to return this kind of a nice little sign. here's what it looks like right now the site from u c berkeley it's nice will get the afternoon sun. but also starting things off of fogs. we're getting some of that marine layer coming back a little bit of that on shore flow just a touch and this little fog bank off towards the distance and sfo, no delays by the way this morning. but you get a general idea of we're dealing with out there to again a little bit of fog covering up the hills to the background so right now we've got 50's and 60's going on to the far east bay up to the north bay still holding on to 48 for nevada when santa rosa 50 for san francisco 59. san jose that fog again will mix out the next couple of hours looking pretty good across the region and then only to return tonight and agree to for tomorrow morning. it's the spills into all the bay here and even looks like in the central valley as well all of this is going to become more aggressive as we go through the week because we're looking for a nice cooling trend. temperatures falling. i surprised by weeks and we're still getting trying to get all the details put together way too soon to talk about amounts on this. but it looks like this continues all together several waves of some showers coming our way starting maybe as early as friday morning, maybe even late thursday night again timing is always a big issue with this taking us into at least the early part of the weekend but some of the long-range forecast models say even into the following week, it's still possible. so we like all we see this is somewhat more typical of a late fall early winter like pattern, so just let's hope that that holds together we really could use that 72 san francisco off of the coast will be into the 60's department looks like bayside you're hanging into the 70's with 80 burlingame to the south the 90's are gone at least 88 palo alto 86 mountain view to 5 for redwood city in the santa clara valley into the upper 80's we go 93 morgan hill so distant improvement as well to the south still couple lower 80's hanging on union city at 79 tri valley though mid-nineties it looks like dublin at 9195 walnut creek 97 conquered hardly touched 84 oakland 75 for berkeley solano county off of the inland areas you see the middle 90's 8587 benicia 88 for napa and 93 santa rosa, what upper 80's heading down to the south in your 70 forecast. we drop quickly now it looks like by monday into your work week through the 80's into the 70's by thursday friday, again by friday it looks like we start that little chance of rain which may linger into the following week, let's hope no out yeah my fingers crossed for that rain all right, thanks dave. >>it is official there are just 30 days until the 2020 november election and kron 4 is your local election headquarters all month long we want to make sure you have all the information you need before you head to the polls, including when it comes to those propositions one of the most impactful measures on the november ballot is prop 22 california voters will decide whether app based rideshare and food delivery companies should be exempt from the state's labor laws, our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has breaking that down for us. if you've logged into any at bay service like uber eats lately a banner urging you to approve prop, 22 pops up leaders of at based rideshare and food delivery companies want their workers to be classified as independent contractors instead of employees. >>excluding them from a new state labor love requiring them to do the opposite drivers are at odds on the issue is huge majority rideshare drivers actually. >>our time they're not not necessarily is not their main gig. and because of that flexibility is going to be very important. this is not the right way to go out. >>take care of rice drivers who do polity in and we work with the median classifying workers as independent contractors would allow the companies to avoid paying minimum wage overtime unemployment insurance and workers compensation companies propose their own protections model giving drivers an earnings minimum of 120% minimum wage when driving health insurance type in to pay for some costs when a driver gets hurt on the job arrest policy and other requirements, the latest data from the secretary of state's office show uber lyft doordash postmates and instacart have spent more than 184 million dollars combined campaigning for prop 22 not more than we've seen this year more than we've ever seen in the history of the united states it is david and goliath if you will. >>the billionaire corporations spending so much money to exempt themselves from basic labor protections, it tells you what it's worth to them fiscal analysts say the measure would have a minor increase in state income taxes paid by at based workers and investors in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>this november, voters will also get to decide on prop 16 which would allow affirmative action and public hiring contracting and college admissions if approved prop 16 would repeal a 1996 initiative that made it unlawful for state and local governments died there discriminate against or grant preferential treatment to people based on their race ethnicity national origin or. we spoke to a u c berkeley student who claims it would even the playing field and the san ramon high school student who argues it could legalize discrimination. >>the party a minority and the woman and some not. party at a disadvantage since i feel like the prop 60 or to pass on that gives people in my position that extra help too to really get a place this world and israel allow the government to give pressel to preferential treatments. judging people based on the skin that they're born. >>earlier this week governor newsome signed a bill creating a task force to make recommendations on reparations for slavery as well california is now the first state in the country to take such a step that bill was introduced by assemblywoman shirley weber who says it's not clear yet what kind of compensation might be provided. >>given stakes this of this issue of 400 years the question some would say any really compensate with money some may believe you can somebody say the other things in terms of opportunities in resources that should go into those communities ever see affected in long term impacts it could a little bit of our goal is to try to have a comprehensive discussion and analysis of the impact of slavery in california. it may also talk about what did across the nation's states to look at but what would happen in california and how has it impacted the lives of african americans in california. >>you can watch our full interview with assemblywoman webber on inside california politics will also hear from john cox man who ran against governor newsom back in 2018 he's now giving a big boost to the recall newsome campaign inside california politics can be found on our 24 hour streaming app kron on. >>the kron 4 morning news. we're going to have a live look outside of walter reed hospital in washington dc bringing you the latest on the everyone remembers the moment they heard... ..."you have cancer." how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda- a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer where keytruda is 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of scrounging up a couple raindrops noel. all right, thanks dave. >>now the 49 ers quarterback jimmy garoppolo will not play tonight at levi's stadium, but the niners say they are ready to take on the eagles quarterback nick mullens stood out when he started in jimmy g's place last sunday mullens threw for 343 yards and one touchdown in a win over the new york giants superstar tight end george kittle is also expected to play tonight. kickoff is set for 5.20 this evening. >>coming up in the next hour kron 4 morning news it's a critical 48 hours in the president's recovery from covid-19 the president himself admits as much while the same time pushing of rosy outlook on his condition. but at the same time some people close to him are saying they still aren't out of the woods we're going to have the latest for you plus his administration created more questions than answers while trying to update everyone is on the president's condition we're going to do kind of breakdown where that 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tested positive friday along with former special counselor to the president kellyanne conway other top republicans who have also tested positive include north carolina senator thom tillis wisconsin senator ron johnson trump aide hope hicks rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel utah senator mike lee and first lady melania trump democratic presidential candidate joe biden announced he plans to make the results of all of his coronavirus test public moving forward. he so far has received 2 negative test results. >>in the wake of the testing positive for the virus. the president is defending his decision to continue campaigning. and holding those large events even in the middle of this pandemic. >>because i just didn't want to stay in the white house i was given that alternative. stay in the white house lock yourself in don't ever leave don't even go to the oval office just a upstairs and enjoy it. i don't see people don't talk to people and just be done with it and i can't do that i can't be locked up in a room upstairs and totally safe fun and just say hey. whatever happens happens. i can do that. we have to confront problems as a leader you have to confront problems. >>of course the timing of the president's diagnosis with covid-19 has significant political impact as well the november election now less than a month away. and it's not clear how long the president will be kept off the campaign trail. analysts point out the trump campaign was already trailing in the polls. >>is this into further tumbled one that we already was really not being perceived as a choice election, but simply as a referendum on how the president was handling the pandemic that has already killed over 200,000 americans and less millions more unemployed at this point or that point americans don't think he's done a very good job. >>here's the newest poll released just this morning from the wall street journal it shows joe biden at 53% president trump pulling at 39% it's important to know this poll was taken after tuesday's chaotic presidential debate and before the president's hospitalization, the democratic nominee now leads the president by 14 points among registered voters. we are going continue to monitor the status of the president and the first lady throughout the day we are awaiting another press conference so make sure to download the kron 4 mobile app to get all the updates straight to your phone you can download the kron on app for free as well. all right 8 '05 now let's get a check of your forecast from kron on meteorologist dave spahr call the fox still hanging out there at the golden gate bridge yeah looks like that good morning bill well good morning, everybody in this is where they hit one of his hangouts really is one of the harder places to clear. >>this is what we have with the 2 towers all covered up down san jose state looks a little better there, but some lingering haze, you can see off in the distance police blue skies will take that above that. >>50's and 60's cover a lot of the east bay up to the north bay 40's and 50's or lease 4948, the bottle in santa rosa, 54. for napa and 59 san jose. most trees at least mid-may in south. in peninsula as well trailing a couple degrees. but we're pretty much the same. up the contra costa county and up in the north bay as you can see it's swinging around how about fog as you can see it's very highly localized and will mix up the next couple of hours only to return tonight and to greet us tomorrow morning, this is kind of a good thing it shows that we're in that onshore drift that will be a temperature and climate control as we go forward to help those temperatures little bit 82 by high noon to 3 o'clock we're talking 90 some of those. inland valleys far east will look at some mid to upper 90's still potentially going on today after that we did for some clearing or cooling rather clear up cooling going on for this week. and some better weather to maybe a shot maybe seeing some rain coming next weekend. well. >>they are ready be here. thanks day coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news our breaking news coverage of the president's hospitalization for covid-19 as well as the confusion has of ministrations created while trying to update everyone on the president's condition, plus the latest on the glass fire burning in the north bay we are inching closer to another grim milestone here why cal fire says the >>i'm >>very intense moments for these people trying to save a driver and a passenger stuck inside that burning car oakland chp tells us this collided with that concrete wall on i 80 westbound near san pablo dam road friday evening, not known right now why the car hit the wall as the fire spread rapidly and the smoke started pouring out from the windows. >>all those people tried to get saws and crowbars try and pulled the driver out. but despite their heroic efforts that person later died at the hospital unfortunately the other person inside the vehicle was also pronounced dead at the scene the cause of that crash remains under investigation this morning. also in the east bay oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting police say just before 1130 friday night. officers found a man dead on macarthur boulevard near fruitvale avenue police say he had suffered multiple gunshot wounds. police have not released any information on a potential suspect and have not made any arrests at this point but if you have any information you are urged to contact oakland police and in berkeley at least 2 people were wounded in multiple shootings, there one of them was reported around 8 o'clock friday night near 8 street and bancroft avenue. the other happened earlier in the day not far from there there with that shooting at the seabreeze market and deli on university avenue around 4 in the afternoon. no arrests have been made and no further information about the wounded people have been released. >>and here's a look at our breakdown going on for today by the way no delays happening at sfo even though we have that thank the fog off for the distance 82 by haydn and 3 we're talking 90 still going to be plenty hot to those inland valleys, it's going to take a look at your forecas the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms such 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looked pretty optimistic though, and seen some of that blue going on here but you're right we do have that problem with spare the air day for the early part of the week. >>looks like we'll have some help by the week's end maybe can retire that little while live shot coming in from the golden gate. yeah, the fog is a problem. but look ahead here, are shot from timber on yes, some clearing happening upstream here. it's just covering this little area off to the golden gate just a bit so little time work its magic here. we have 60's and 50's off to the east bay antioch already racing 67 60 conquered 60 also for opening up in the north a little chilly in santa rosa what 48 you'll notice, 59 meanwhile for san jose so that what we have it's going make south pretty quickly tonight, it does come back again we like tells us the marine layer is coming back at sums up the air mass here we won't be as sensitive to winds with all of that. it's what that red flag warning popped out yesterday because they're still so dry. we're going in the right direction here and temperatures are going to follow the 2 but speaking of that moisture level. yeah, we drop off a little bit this afternoon. and she's me now on the way of winds but 20's and 30's for relative humidity. that's right on the cusp there here comes the humidity back again tonight that marine layer tomorrow afternoon we dry out a little bit but not as bad so we're starting to improve a little bit getting that marine layer back at least into the mix on a daily basis, not as strong as we like it, but it's still there. what we have as the game plan ahead, it's still kind of hot going on well inland we've got fog playing into the game here and that will be all the course this week in the morning hours will have the fog mixing out yet again, but highs will be tumbling inland today not going to feel too much of a difference as middle 90's still we have some possible upper 90's but dropping through the 80's into the 70's and areas are looking at 90 degrees today may be in the upper 70's by week's end because a shower possible as early as thursday night overnight to friday morning and this made them linger into early the following week not not sure exactly how much of its all going to come together but successive waves look to be with us so we're really hoping on the 72. san francisco 84 oakland 87 s an jose so still plenty warm and plenty hot in those inland valleys, still middle to upper 90's in the east bay, but even poke 90 up there to santa rosa but 88 for course covered this in the 4 zone forecast and look at that extended to the well. thanks dave. >>it has been exactly one week now since the glass fire erupted in napa county eventually then spreading to sonoma destroying homes and wineries and its path this morning. the fire has burned more than 63,000 acres containment is at 17% now cal fire says the blaze has destroyed more than 800 homes and thousands of people are still evacuated, including the entire city of calistoga kron four's reyna harvey is driving around napa county this morning looking at the damage in areas we haven't yet seen. she says destruction is widespread on silverado trail north in saint helena. >>here in 1910 silverado trail north you can see the home behind me, it's completely burned to the ground there just the few landmarks left here. we'll tell you a little bit about the people who lived in this home. areas around the home are still smoldering. you can see a noted basketball hoop in these little metal and clay figurines grapevine's here in their backyard melted to the ground or with and singed hillsides. across the street. the fire traveled. you can see melted guardrails hearing. seems to power lines. we're going to continue traveling and show you more damage that we're seeing for the first time for now reporting here on solar adults from north reyna harvey kron 4 news. >>starting on monday victims of the glass fire in sonoma county can start the process of applying for assistance. a local assistance center. it's going to be set up that maria cover yo high school that's located at on a boulevard in santa rosa. on monday the center will be open from 01:00pm until 07:00pm the hours will then shift from 10:00am to 07:00pm for tuesday through sunday. visitors must have proper face coverings and practice social distancing while they're there. a number of agencies will be on hand to provide recovery resources and to take some applications for benefits and programs. california is very close to having another grim milestone 4 million acres burned this year by wildfires so far 31 people have died and hundreds of homes have been destroyed and what's already the worst fire season on record. the flames have scorched an area larger than the state of connecticut and crews are still on high alert as a red flag warning has been extended in the north bay hills, cal fire deputy chief jonathan cox says he's especially concerned because this fire season is still far from over. >>largest record we have before this from annual acreage burned was 1.5 million. it it can't be understated that we're hitting an unprecedented number of acres burned across the state. unfortunately we're just getting into some of the most critical fire months in california. >>numerous studies have linked to the increasing intensity of these wildfires to climate change scientists at stanford university say the wildfire weather conditions will only get more extreme as global warming continues in the coming decades. >>still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news, lawmakers can't decide what to do with the wake of the president's diagnosis as more and more congress members test positive someone to suspend hearings while republican leaders are trying to push forward to confirm the new supreme they do one of the most difficult jobs there is, even in normal times. our frontline health care workers. and when these heroes lack the resources they need, that risky job gets ten times 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the bay is where that issue is speaking of the fog coming back that's one sign of things starting to change we're getting more of a marine layer tonight and agree tomorrow morning. it will spill of the central valley, a little bit but not as aggressively so is it looks like towards the latter portion of the week some other words, the high pressure starting to weekend. this marine layer started just chip away at it bit by bit it gets more progress each day in acts as a nice cooling mechanism and moisten sus up even into the afternoon all which we like 50's and 60's cover the east bay up to the north bay, rosa 52 for about oh 59, san jose and we're a touch cooler to the south. the more mild up to the north in comparison to yesterday the lineup today, no delays at sfo but still fog bank off to the distance 82. at high noon by 3 o'clock we're still talking 90 pretty eys. we're take a look at all of that coming up in your 4 zone forecast well. >>all right, thanks dave back to our breaking news coverage as president trump spent his second night in the hospital with a team of doctors treating him for covid-19 president trump has posted photos of himself working inside his large multi room hospital suite. the president claims he's feeling well white house chief of staff mark meadows said on saturday that the next 48 hours would be critical to his recovery now multiple agencies are reporting the president was unhappy with meadows saying that publicly which prompted the president to then released a video message on twitter late saturday to show he is in fact in good health as eric wrong reports the white house is not just facing this health crisis but a credibility crisis as well. >>the confusion centered around just when the president was diagnosed his doctor thing that the president isn't out of the woods yet, but they are cautiously optimistic and the president is also feeling that way. >>medical sitting behind a desk president trump at walter reed hospital look to reassure the american public i came here wasn't feeling so well. >>i feel much better now we're working hard to get me all the way back the president was flown to walter reed medical center to be treated for covid-nineteen friday evening after what his chief of staff mark meadows called a very concerning period friday. >>his doctors painted a much rosier picture of health for the president. at this time the teen i extremely happy with the progress the president has made doctors say he was given an experimental antibody treatment and has started taking a remdesevir a drug doctors have had some success treating covid-19 with their miracles people criticize me when i say that we have things happening that look like they're miracles coming down from got his doctors say he's been fever free for 24 hours and his other symptoms of congestion and a cough have gotten better. but they chose their words carefully when asked if the president had ever been on supplemental oxygen thursday, no oxygen none of this moment yesterday with the we're all here. he was not on oxygen president trump was a move to walter reed until friday evening, so it's unknown if oxygen with use during what meadows had called a concerning period. >>his team of doctors would also not elaborate on who may have infected the president first lady or when the president first went public with the positive covid test after midnight friday morning. but here's how his personal doctor open his press conference today just 72 hours in the diagnosis now which would make the wednesday, the same day the president held a rally in minnesota. later the doctor clarified his remarks saying the president was diagnosed on thursday and he incorrectly you 72 hours when he meant to just say day 3. none of that matters however to the president's strongest supporters even doing a great job, the past 4 years i want to show him that i support him i hope gets better. >>the president who is fond of watching television news says he's seen the support outside of the hospital and he's looking forward to getting back out on the campaign trail and back to work i think i'll be back soon. >>and i look forward to finishing up the campaign the way we started in the way we've been doing we do not know just yet when the president may be released from walter reed in his video he also said the first lady is doing well who is recovering at the white house. >>we are awaiting a live update on the president's condition, this is a live look outside walter reed hospital. his doctors are expected to come out in the next little bit here to give us an update on the president's condition, so definitely stick with kron 4 we will bring that to you live as soon as it happens a pair of propositions could make some changes to california's criminal justice and parole system people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with 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hundreds of patients in the hospital with dozen or easily and retreated 0 patients with their general antibody product doctor james knight, an infectious disease physician with medical center of aurora says they've seen positive outcomes in patients treated with remdesivir year directly impacts the ability of the virus to replicate so ideally your dropping the amount of virus that is in somebody's spotty. so doesn't create such a severe. >>he says they only use it on hospitalized patients who typically require oxygen seems like the hospitalized population is a girl having a better outcomes prior to rendez-vous you're the president also received a drug not yet approved by the fda regeneron pharmaceuticals inc announced 2 days before trump's diagnosis. the first data from a trial of its investigational antibody cocktail. >>saying it showed reduced time to alleviate symptoms in on hospitalized patients with covid-19 and also showed positive trends in reducing medical visits. the drug is made up of 2 different monoclonal antibodies to help fight the virus. it took a lot of people by surprise that it was administered. >>i think the studies with regeneron product or early and its clinical efficacy to my knowledge has not well established doctor knight says that drug from regeneron is not widely available yet and it's unclear whether the fda will approve it anytime soon. rachel skyler fox 31. >>and for today, we're still looking for toasty temperatures particularly well, inland upper 90's, we'll have a look at 4 zone forecast and some treats coming towards the end of the week it looks like. >>and as we head to break taking a live look outside of walter reed hospital in washington dc. we are awaiting an update from the president's positions on his condition as he continues to battle with covid-19 there've been lots of questions since yesterday's press conference hoping for a little less confusion today. that's for sure we will bring update to you live as say yes... to the 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of action was to move to walter reed for more thorough evaluation. monitoring. i would like to invite doctor duly discuss current plan. thank you doctor conley. >>before i begin a a brief clinical update on the president's condition. i do want to reiterate the comments from yesterday. regarding how proud i am to be a part of this multidisciplinary multi-institutional team clinical professionals behind me and what an honor it is to care for the president. here at walter reed national military medical center. the guardian's clinical status. the continues to improve. he has remained without since friday morning. his vital signs are stable. from a pulmonary standpoint, he remains on room air this and it's not complaining of shortness of breath or other significant respiratory symptoms is a himself walking around. the white house medical unit. without a limitation or disability. our continued monitoring of his. liver and kidney function. demonstrate continue normal findings or improving findings. i'll now turn it over to doctor of all from johns hopkins to talk about our therapeutics and again are planned for today. >>thank you doctor julian, a sort of the again reiterate what an honor and a it is to take care of the president but to be part of such a talented and multi this really team here. i want to read the president yesterday evening completed a second dose of remdesevir he's tolerated that infusion while we've been monitoring for any potential side effects and he has had none that we can tell his liver and kidney function of remain normal. and we continue to plan to use a five-day course of remdesevir in response to trans low oxygen levels as doctor. calm has discussed we did initiate dexamethasone therapy and he received his first dose of that yesterday and our plan is to continue that for the time being. today he feels well he's been up and around our plan for today's to happen to eat and drink. the up out of bed as much as possible to be mobile and if he continues to look and feel as well as he does today, our hope is that we can plan for discharges early as tomorrow to the white house where he can continue his treatment course. thank you very turnover doctor calling for any questions. just a moment for the president wanted me to share how proud he is of the group. what an honor it is for him to be. seedings k here at walter reed center surrounded by such incredible talent. >>academic leaders. department chairs, internationally renowned researchers and clinicians going supported doctor body from johns hopkins. like to reiterate how pleased we all are president's recovery. and that will take your 2 instances where he had dropped an oxygen can you walk us through the second one and also got a question for the long specialist after >>there is another episode, great job down about 93%. here's an ever feel short of breath. we watched it. and returned back up. they said we evaluate all of these and given the timeline where he is in the course of illness. you know we we're trying to maximize that we can do for him in. we debated whether we've even started. the next next next month is an and we decided in this case. the potential benefits early on the course probably outweighed any risks at this time the second round of supplemental oxygen yesterday. i'd have to i'd have to check with the nursing i don't think that if he did it was very very limited. but it's not an oxygen. and now the only oxygen that i ordered 2 that we provided was that friday morning initially that what i was i yesterday it was yesterday, he said the second instance seconds incidents over the course of the this sunday morning that president's current. >>the blood oxygen level that's my first question to doctor conley 98% and we look at x-rays and seek he scanned. >>shown are there signs of pneumonia are there signs of lung were any. >>damage to the yes so we're tracking all of there's some expected findings but nothing >>any major clinical concerned. >>never ever just below 90. >>we don't have any recordings here of that that's hear what the white house or hear anything below 90 just a follow-up know is below 94% was it wasn't down to low 80's or anything told us that the president looking great chase has been in good shape and people before the previous 24 hours minutes after your press conference white house chief of staff mark meadows told reporters that the presence of idols were very concerning over the past 24 hours. >>simple question for the american people statements about the president's health to people. the chief a knife work side by side. >>and i think his statement was misconstrued. what he meant was 24 hours ago. when i he and i were alright checking on the president that there was that momentary episode of the high fever and and that temporary job. in the saturation which prompted us to expedient lee to move him up here. fortunately that was really a very transit limited episode. a couple hours later he was back up. mild again. you know he's not going speculate what that that deficit was about so early in the course, is doing well what are they expected findings on a long and why is the president not wearing a mask in the videos and photos have been released. >>well the wears a mask any time he's he's around us and we're all wearing full ppe. he's he's the patient and when we when he'll move out into the public moving about out and around other people that are in full ppe i'm sure you as long as still under my care, we'll talk about him where an amazing another pressure room. in the room is negative i'm not going to get into specifics is >>function question you talk about that i want share like every patient we perform long from a tree on him. he's maxing out we told to it you can do and it's over 2500 miller's each time. he's he's doing great. and showing an loan. >>president had been administered oxygen. took a question so. >>i try to the upbeat attitude that the. the president has course of illness has had. they didn't want to any information that steer the course of illness in another direction. and in doing so you know came off. we try to hide something that true. so have he's he is the the fact of the matter is that he's doing really well and he is he is responding and as a team said. everything continues to go. well we're going to start to the church laying back to the white yesterday you see the plane was found on >>that was the latest update from president trump's positions there at walter reed they were saying that over the course of illness the president has experienced 2 episodes of transit drops and his oxygen saturation yesterday he had an episode where it drops down to 93%. he had been on oxygen on friday that was before they moved him to walter reed he was then again on oxygen at some point yesterday when oxygen saturation dropped to 93%. but they are saying that he's responding well to treatment and could be discharged as early as tomorrow, we're going to continue to break down the fight of the information that we just received from the president's positions and we'll continue to give >>welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody and we're still having fog going on even at this almost 9 o'clock hour with us, but this is good tells us that there's a little bit of a change trend. we like that not only colder temperatures but getting more moisture in the atmosphere that helps out how those temperatures holding up got 67, antioch 64 conquered up to the north bay 54 for napa 49 santa rosa, 59. coming in for san jose. all right, let's get to it in terms of this talk of maybe a big change by the weekend next weekend that is yes early as thursday night friday, there looks to be the opportunity of nother or first wave coming through carrying with it some rain showers into the weekend on saturday. their success of ways that may take us into the following early next week, let's hope that all comes together it's more of kind of like a late fall early winter pattern almost 72. the high today, san francisco do those upper 60's covering along the peninsula coast while the bay check-in with the 70's, yeah, the 80's are still with us 80 burlingame and down south. they stay in the 80's. no 90's today, 88 for palo alto 86 mountain view 85 coming in for redwood city and heading out of the santa clara valley, upper 80's today, 87 san jose 90 well canine the cupertino there. 93 for morgan hill. southern end of the east bay shoreline near about 80 to the south 95 tri valley, 92 pleasanton 91 for dublin 97 conquered and up the solano county. we have the middle 90's 85 for 93 for santa rosa check out the 7 day forecast all right. we do drop off quite significantly. already by monday a little bit and then as it takes us through the week we go through the 80's and don't you know we have 70's by week's end going to start to feel more like fall at some rain in there too while we're at it no well. >>coming up in the next hour. it is a critical 48 hours in the president's recovery from covid-19. we are continuing to follow the latest updates that we just received from walter reed medical center. plus the president's administration continues to create questions while trying to update everyone on the president's conditions, break down exactly what was told to us just moments ago and we have the latest on the glass fire burning in the north bay. hear why cal fire says the worst could stil i'm erin. -and i'm margo. we've always done things our own way. charted our own paths. i wasn't going to just back down from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. psoriatic arthritis wasn't going to change who i am. when i learned that my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage, i asked about enbrel. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop permanent joint damage. plus enbrel helps skin get clearer in psoriatic arthritis. ask your doctor about enbrel, so you can get back to your true self. -play ball! 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>>that was a video from last night the president shakes saying he feels well we just of course received an update on his condition this morning. his doctors echoing the same positive outlook that they've been expressing since yesterday however, today's update still left reporters with some questions. good morning. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. i'm noelle bellow marty gonzales has the morning off it is sunday october 4th 09:00am we're going to get check of your morning forecast with dave spahr in just a moment, but we do want to get you the very latest on the president's condition, the president's doctor just moments ago saying that mister trump remains fever free, however we are getting some clarification on the president's need for supplemental oxygen. doctor conley said just moments ago over the course of the president's illness. mister trump has experienced 2 episodes of transients drops in his oxygen saturation. the first was friday before being transferred to walter reed and then yesterday he had another episode where his oxygenation level dropped down to 93% when asked if the president was put on supplemental oxygen yesterday, the answer was unclear. however, the doctors say he was treated with a steroid after that transit drop in oxygen levels doctors do continue to monitor the president's heart liver and kidney functions and his doctors say the findings there are normal when asked about his lung functions. there weren't really a lot of answers there today, the president is feeling. well, they say they're going to have him eat and drink get out of bed as much as possible. and if he continues to look well discharge could be as early as tomorrow our washington correspondent trevor shirley has a little bit more. >>i came here wasn't feeling so well. >>i feel much better now we're working hard to get me all the way back i have to be back from walter reed medical center president trump released that message to the american people and said he was eager to get back to the white house and the campaign you don't over the next period of a few days, i guess that's the real test so we'll be seeing what happens over those next cup next couple of days, the president's team of doctors shared a rosy view of his condition on saturday at the moment, there's no cause for concern navy commander doctor sean conley said so far he's treated the president with an experimental antibody drug and 2 doses of antiviral remdesivir year with more doses planned. he said saturday night the president was moving around the medical suite without difficulty and while not yet out of the woods, the team remains cautiously optimistic. he had a mild cough and nasal congestion the fatigue. all of which are now resolving improving but chief of staff mark meadows was quoted by the associated press and said the president's condition was quote very concerning on friday and faced a quote critical next 2 days in his fight against covid-19 despite those warnings the president also updated the nation on the health of the first lady melania is handling it statistically like it's supposed to be handled the white house continues to contact trace. those who are in direct contact with the president over the past several days. reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. i do want to doctor conley was clarifying earlier as well the misconceptions between chief of staff mark meadows was saying as opposed to what doctor conley said on saturday. >>doctor conley said that meadows statement was misconstrued saying he was discussing a temporary episode that the president had been dealing with again though we do now know he had another episode of that low oxygenation levels so that is something that they are continuing to monitor we're continuing to see more and more people close to the president test positive for covid-19 the latest is nick luna one of the president's personal assistance, he received a positive test result as well as former new jersey governor chris christie who checked himself into a hospital yesterday after testing positive. trump campaign manager bill steep and tested positive friday along with former special counselor to the president kellyanne conway other top republicans who have tested positive include north carolina senator thom tillis wisconsin senator ron johnson trump's aide hope hicks rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel utah senator mike lee and first lady melania trump. now democratic presidential candidate joe biden announced he plans to make the result of all of his coronavirus test public moving forward. he has so far received 2 negative test results. also negative vice president mike pence however after being in close contact with several people who have tested positive pence has decided not to quarantine himself. the vice president is currently off the campaign trail but he is preparing for wednesday's vice presidential debate. he and his staff are operating under a business as usual approach pence is still planning to travel to arizona, indiana and florida for events following wednesday's debate. we do continue to monitor the steps of the president the first lady throughout the day so make sure to download the kron 4 mobile app to get all the updates straight to your phone you can download the kron on app as well for free. all right. it is 9 '05 time now to get a check of your forecast from kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr well at this point yesterday karl, the fog kind of lifted and we can see the golden gate but he's sticking around today for sure let's give him a little bit of credit here pointing noel everybody help cool us down. >>and although you're not going to feel it inland going on today we need this moisture to be spewed around like this, so we need these return efforts to help out every into slightly we do have a change happening this week though as things in the cars are going to be changing for us about this want to see some blue skies, u c berkeley about that looking pretty good there just some wispy fog off towards the distance here now those temperatures are already starting to move in the east bay we've got the mid 60's, 67 antioch up to the north bay 55 santa rosa. napa 62, 56 san francisco with 64, san jose most readings around the immediate they little cooler because well was talking about karl hanging around inland a little warmer but again we like the moisture that he brings along and speaking of which here the fog projections as we go into tonight and tomorrow morning to greet you around the perimeter of the bay will probably do this fog thing yet again by 9 o'clock starting to left and pick up a bit in the can that increases the relative humidity levels that we like 86 going on at 1 o'clock by for about 90, although we do see some far inland areas getting into the middle to even upper 90's for today, improving slightly on monday in those inland areas will really start to see this by tuesday into wednesday. weeks things get really interesting. talk about in a bit noel. >>coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news. we are continuing our breaking news coverage of the president's hospitalization as well as the back and forth his administration created while trying to update everyone on his condition plus we have the latest on the glass fire burning in the north bay. if you're white cal fire says the worst could still be yet to come stick with us. >>some >>very intense moments for these people trying to save a driver and passenger stuck inside of a burning car this all happened on friday oakland chp tells us. >>that kia collided with a concrete wall on i 80 westbound near san pablo dam road friday evening. it's unknown why that car hit the wall as the fire spread rapidly the smoke continued to pour out from the windows. these people tried to get saws and crowbars train pulled her son out that despite the heroic efforts person later died at the hospital unfortunately the other person in the car was also pronounced dead at the scene cause of that crash is under investigation. also in the east bay oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting police say just before 1130 friday night officers found a man dead on macarthur boulevard near fruitvale avenue. police say he had multiple gunshot wounds. police have not released any information on suspects and have not made any arrests at this point. anyone with information is being urged to contact oakland police and in berkeley at least 2 people were wounded in multiple shootings, there one of them was reported around 8 o'clock friday night near 8 street and bancroft avenue. the other happened earlier in the day near the sea breeze market and deli on university avenue around 4 in the afternoon. no arrests have been made and no further information about the wounded people have been released can break down the well what we expect today about 86 by 1 o'clock and 4. >>what will be in the 90's for a lot of those inland valleys still plenty warm but next week going to be quite different as we look for cool down this week ahead. >> >>3 clean air centers have been opened in san jose to help people avoid the unhealthy air this weekend. we are in a spare the air alert through tuesday, the centers will reopen at 10:00am this morning until 06:00pm those locations will be the camden community center the vietnamese american cultural center and the joyce ellington branch library there will be water free wi fi power to charge electronics and socially distanced seeing available face coverings are required as is a brief health screening. it's time now to check in with kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr dave i know that we've had some warm days so a lot of people looking for reprieve from that are we going to see another warm day we are but we're going in steps to get to what you're talking yeah toward into a good morning, everybody. >>also bring some moisture in here we're starting that today we know we got karl going on here, but we because it does throw moisture. >>our way and help out with that we're going to get some stronger help later on in the forecast. half moon bay years dealing with the overcast leftover of that said fog give that a little bit of time to kind of mix out a bit 73 antioch the first to reach into the 70's thus far 60's overall the east asia will notice even up to nap at 62, 57 and 55 for santa rosa 64 for san jose so that moisture part of the forecast we do get dry in those inland areas, not as dry as yesterday and not for as long key point. so we have the moisture in the marine layer kind of hanging out there a little bit in the afternoon only to flood us a bit overnight that's typical and you can see it filtering in the sacramento valley that's we like this trend again tomorrow afternoon it dries out a little bit in those inland areas, but not as long and not a severe so we're all going in the right direction. it just seems like try to steer a ship it's very slow in which to do so a big ship that is at the shot here from the bay bridge toll plaza, nice blue skies working here so we're still going to kind of hot going on in london. we'll have the fog coming back again, it looks like tonight. then for next week for much of the week ahead. we've got morning fog. and cooling off all week as temperatures fall through the 80's not going to stop there is going to continue to fall into the 70's by week's end because showers possible. and mild temps with all of that to it's really going to feel fall-like are almost even early winter like if you will 72 san francisco. can at 8087 meanwhile for san jose across the wider geography got to reach far in the east bay to get some of those 90's going on there where preds are up to the north bay and maybe santa rose at 90 87 for san jose of course we'll be checking on that 4 zone forecast for you the extended and really investigating this next shot of rain we're talking about well. thanks dan. >>it's been exactly one week since the glass fire erupted in napa county eventually then spreading to sonoma destroying homes and wineries and its path this morning that fire has burned more than 63,000 acres. containment is up about 17% now cal fire says the blaze has destroyed more than 800 homes in the north bay. thousands of people are evacuated, including the entire city of calistoga kron four's reyna harvey is driving around napa county this morning looking at some of the damage in areas we haven't seen yet that destruction is pretty widespread on silverado trail north and saint alina. >>here a 19 ton silverado trail north you can see the home behind me, it's completely burned to the ground there just the few landmarks left here. tell you a little bit about the people who lived in this home. areas around the home are still smoldering. you can see a noted basketball hoop in these little metal and clay figurines grapevine's here in their backyard melted to the ground along with trees and singed he'll sign it across the street. the fire traveled. you can see melted guardrails hearing. seems to power lines. we're going to continue traveling and show you more damage that we're seeing for the first time for now reporting here on silverado trail north reyna harvey kron 4 news. >>starting on monday victims of the glass fire in sonoma county can start the process of applying for assistance to local assistance center will be set up that maria high school. that's located at on a boulevard in santa rosa on monday that center will be open from 01:00pm until 07:00pm the hours will shift to 10:00am until 07:00pm from tuesday through sunday. visitors must have proper face coverings and practice social distancing while they're there. a number of agencies are going to be on hand to provide recovery resources and to take applications for both benefits as well as programs. california is very close to having another grim milestone which would be 4 million acres burned this year by wildfires. so far 31 people have died and hundreds of homes have been destroyed. and what is already the worst fire season on record. the flames have scorched an area larger than the state of connecticut and crews are still on high alert as a red flag warning has been extended in the north bay hills, cal fire deputy chief jonathan cox says he's especially concerned because this fire season is still far from over. >>record we have before this from annual acreage burned was 1.5 million. it it can't be understated that we're hitting an unprecedented number of acres burned across the state. unfortunately we're just getting into some of the most critical fire months in california. >>numerous studies have linked the increasing intensity of these wildfires to climate change scientists at stanford university say the wildfire weather conditions will only get more extreme as global warming continues in the coming decades. take a look at this celebrity chiefs. 3 chief chef excuse me guy paid a visit to firefighters battling fires up in the north bay. >>cal fire sonoma lake napa posted these pictures of the airy serving food on their facebook page this is not the first time theory has done his part to support our frontline workers. he was out serving firefighters after the kincade fire as well so i know a lot of people happy be well fed yesterday. still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news plus new questions about the president was already positive for coronavirus at tuesday's presidential debate and if the safety measures there were enough to keep it from spreading break that >>based on the president's positive diagnosis for covid-19 and how members of the trump family were seen on camera not wearing masks during the first debate people in cleveland are now questioning of proper safety measures were taken inside the auditorium tuesday. dave nethers has that story. >>outside the cleveland clinic hosts of tuesday's presidential debate which did published guidelines in advance requirements to help prevent anyone here from getting the covid-19 virus. the question now is were those guidelines taken serious. tear down continues at the cleveland clinic main campus following tuesday's presidential debate. the debate over but the clinic remains the health advisor to the commission of presidential debates for the near future. >>news on friday that the president and the first lady along with close presidential adviser hope hicks all of whom were in cleveland on tuesday tested positive for covid-19 focusing attention on the clinic. cleveland clinic on friday releasing a statement explaining distance between seats screenings and disinfected measures were taken during the debate and wearing a mask inside the venue was among the topic the president addressed during the debate, i when needed when needed i wear mask, okay, let me ask i don't have i don't wear masks like him every time you see him he's got a mask. he could be speaking. 200 feet away from any shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen in this video recorded before the debate began a doctor can be seen interacting with audience members. the cleveland clinic in a separate statement, a fox 8 news said individuals entering the debate hall were masked and in some cases removed their masks. a cleveland clinic physician did offer audience members masks but some did not adhere to the requirement. a photo of the president's family at the debate showing only first lady melania trump wearing a mask. kai the county health officials on friday restating their assertion that masks along with the other measures work addressing those who chose not to follow the clinic's requirement certainly we hope that people wear >>you know where that will be part sure the process going forward it's a rule you wear a mask, it's not that hard you put a mask and i think it was extremely disrespectful for people to come into a place like that and not wear a mask and i don't think it's real smart there isn't a all of the other measures that were taken here during the debate on tuesday, the cleveland clinic in a statement said that. >>everybody entered the hall hard to be tested in advance for covid-19. >>and nobody who was allowed in tested positive. >>the clinic in the meantime reaching out to all of its guest tuesday out of an abundance of caution addressing questions and concerns and offering testing despite reassuring those who attended that they believe there was a low risk of exposure. >>so there is no proof today, no evidence that anyone in this hall on tuesday could have spread the virus to the president of the first lady. >>that was dave nethers reporting for us while the cleveland clinic says that both candidates had tested negative for the virus prior to prior to the debate. fox news anchor chris wallace who moderated that debate claims president trump did not arrive in cleveland early enough to be tested. and claimed there was a quote honor system between the 2 campaigns. still ahead, we are continuing to monitor the president 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>>welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news, it is about to be 9.30 on this sunday morning we seeing a little bit of fog clearing up here. it's a little bit hazy but this is a live look from our sutro camp shaping up to be blue skies today across the bay area time now to check in with dave spahr for a look at our forecast i know that world all kind of crossing our fingers for a little bit rain eventually right yeah i got my toes crossed a it's a very very painful. but i'm all with the spirit here good morning to all. >>good morning. everybody we're sunny and on a half moon bay. as we note a little clearing even here trying to happen this is the fog trying to lift off course this is a late place that clearing out happening is we're seeing over most of the bay golden gate to is also played by some of this fog but again well like karl doing his thing at night going to the models is going to come back again tonight cover up a good portion of a first light of dawn. we'll see fog around the perimeter of the bay, let's try to make some progress also inland there around the delta as well. by the late morning hours. this will all make south will mostly sunny day expected tomorrow, however, start chipping away at those temperatures day by day we've got 73 for any aac 60's covering the good chunk of the east bay up to the north bay 62 napa 50's also up in the north bay was 64 meanwhile, san jose peninsula. as a lot of green on there too with 50's as well. now for comparison's sake a we are a little cooler around the immediate bay this morning we were from yesterday solano county in napa little bit warmer today than this time yesterday also seeing some fog hanging around the bank background here suppose we'll notice 86 at 1 o'clock by ford about 90 we look at some many locations still pumping up there in the mi dle potentially to even upper 90's as well again improving on temperatures for the week ahead, it looks like a kind of day by day but getting more dramatic by middle of the weekend also there's that chance of rain that we're all hoping on by the time we finish off the week. well. thanks dave. >>in the last hour we did get an update on the president's condition as he continues to recover from covid-19 at walter reed hospital here is what his medical team had to say. >>since we spoke last. the president has continued to improve. as with any illness. there are frequent ups and downs of the course particularly when patients being so closely watched 24 hours a day. we review in debate every finding compared to existing science and literature, weighing the risks and benefits of every intervention. its timing. there's any as well as any potential impacts delay. over the course of his illness. the president has experienced 2 episodes of transit drops. oxygen saturation. debate of the reasons for this and whether we'd even intervene is it a termination of the team based predominantly on the timeline from the initial diagnosis that we initiate dexamethasone. i'd like to take this opportunity now give us a speculation over the course of the illness. now the last couple days. update you in the course of his his own illness. thursday night into friday morning when i left the bedside. the president was doing well. the only mild symptoms is oxygen was in the high 90's. late friday morning when i return to the bedside. president had a high fever as oxygen oxygen saturation. transit lee dipping, blue 94%. given these 2 developments concern for possible rapid progression of the illness. i recommended the president we supplemental oxygen see how he'd respond. he was fairly adamant that he didn't need it. he's not short of breath. he was tired had a fever that was about it. after about a minute. only 2 leaders. his saturation levels are back over 40 over 95%. stay on that for about an hour maybe that was off and on. later that day by the time the team here was at the bedside. president have been up out of bed moving about the residents. only mild symptoms. despite this. they want to grade the best course of action was to move to walter reed for more thorough evaluation. monitoring. i would like to invite doctor duly discuss current plan. thank you doctor conley. before i begin a a brief clinical update on the president's condition. i do want to reiterate the comments from yesterday. >>regarding how proud i am to be a part of this multidisciplinary multi-institutional team of a clinical professionals behind me and what an honor it is to care for the president. here at walter reed national military medical center. the guardian's clinical status. the continues to improve. he has remained without since friday morning. his vital signs are stable. from a pulmonary standpoint, he remains on room air this and it's not complaining of shortness of breath. there are significant respiratory symptoms relating himself walking around. the white house medical unit. without a limitation or disability. our continued monitoring of his. a liver and kidney function. demonstrate continue normal findings or improving findings. i'll now turn it over to doctor of all from johns hopkins to talk about our therapeutics and again our plan for the day. >>thank you dr. julian sort of the again reiterate what an honor and a it is to take care of the president but to be part of such a talented and multi this really team here. i want to read the president yesterday evening completed a second dose of remdesevir he's tolerated that infusion while we've been monitoring for any potential side effects and he has had none that we can tell his liver and kidney function of remain normal. and we continue to plan to use a five-day course of remdesevir in response to trans low oxygen levels as doctor. calm has discussed we did initiate dexamethasone therapy and received his first dose of that yesterday and our plan is to continue that for the time being. today he feels well he's been up and around our plan for today's to have an to eat and drink. the up out of bed as much as possible to be mobile and if he continues to look and feel as well as he does today, our hope is that we can plan for discharges early as tomorrow to the white house where he can continue his treatment course. thank you very turnover doctor calling for any questions. just a moment was. the president wanted me to share how proud he is of the group. what an honor it is for him to be. the savings came here. walter reed center surrounded by such incredible talent, academic leaders. department chairs internationally renowned researchers and clinicians going supported doctor body from johns hopkins. like to reiterate how pleased we all are the president's recovery. and that will take your there were 2 instances where he had dropped an oxygen can you walk us through the second one and also got a question for the long specialist after >>there is another episode, great job down about 93%. here's an ever feel short of breath. we watched it. and returned back up. they said we evaluate all of these and given the timeline where he is in the course of illness. you know we we're trying to maximize that we can do for him in. we debated whether even started. the next next next month is an and we decided in this case. the potential benefits early on the course probably outweighed any risks at this time given a second round of supplemental oxygen yesterday. i'd have to i'd have to check with the nursing i don't think that if you did it was very very limited. but it's not an oxygen. and i know the only oxygen that i ordered 2 that we provided was that friday morning initially that what i was i yesterday it was yesterday, he said the second instance seconds incidents over the course of the this sunday morning that president's current. >>the blood oxygen level that's my first question to doctor conley 98% and we look at the x-rays and seek he scanned. >>shown are there signs of pneumonia are there signs of lung were any. >>damage to the yes so we're tracking all of there's some expected findings but nothing >>any major clinical concern. >>his oxygen never ever dipped below 90. >>now we don't have any recordings here of that that's right hear what the white house or hear anything below 90 just a follow-up on know is below 94% was it wasn't down to low 80's or told us that the president looking great has been in good shape and people before the previous 24 hours. >>minutes after your press conference white house chief of staff mark meadows told reporters that the presence of idols were very concerning over the past 24 hours. >>simple question for the american people statements about the president's health should be. >>the chief a knife work side by side and i think his statement was misconstrued. what he meant was 24 hours ago. when i he and i were checking on the president that there was that momentary episode of the high fever and and that temporary job. in the saturation which prompted us to expedient lee to move him up here. fortunately that was really a very transit limited episode. a couple hours later he was back up. mild you know he's not going to speculate what that that deficit was about so early in the course, is doing well what are they expected findings on his long and why is the president not wearing a mask in the videos and photos have been released. >>well the wears a mask any time he's he's around us and we're all wearing full ppe he's he's the patient and when we when he'll move out into the public moving about out and around other people that are in full ppe i'm sure you as long as still under my we'll talk about him where an amazing another pressure room. in the room is negative i'm not going to get into specifics is >>so the lung function question can you talk about that and what want share like every patient we perform long from a tree on him. he's maxing out we told him not to it you can do and it's over 2500 miller's each time. he's he's doing great. and showing an loan. >>president had been administered oxygen. took a question so. >>i try to the upbeat attitude that the. the president has course of illness has had. they didn't want to any information that steer the course of illness in another direction. and in doing so you know came off. we're trying to hide something that true. so have he's he is the the fact of the matter is that he's doing really well and he is he is responding as the team said. everything continues to go. well we're going to start the search went back to the white >>now in the wake of testing positive for the virus. the president is defending his decision to continue campaigning and holding large events even in the middle. >>of this pandemic i had no choice because i just didn't want to stay in the white house i was given that alternative. stay in the white house lock yourself in don't ever leave don't even go to the oval office just a upstairs and enjoy it. i don't see people don't talk to people and just be done with it and i can't do that i can't be locked up in a room upstairs and totally safe fun and just say hey whatever happens happens. i can do that. we have to confront problems as a leader you have to confront problems. >>of course the timing of the president's diagnosis has signed a significant political impact as well. the november election now less than a month away and it's not clear how long the president will be kept off the campaign trail. analysts point out the trump campaign was already trailing in the polls. >>is this into further tumbled one that already was really not being perceived as a choice election, but simply as a referendum on how the president was handling the pandemic that has already killed over 200,000 americans and less millions more unemployed at this point or that point americans don't think he's done a very good job. >>here is the newest poll released just this morning from the wall street journal it shows joe biden at 53% and president trump trailing at 39% it's important to note. this poll was taken after tuesday's chaotic presidential debate but before the president's hospitalization, the democratic nominee now leads the president by 14 points among registered voters. california voters have a pivotal decision to make in the november election. >>hear about prop 22 and how it could change the future of ride share in our state. people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. learn more at cosentyx.com. >>welcome back 9.45 on this sunday morning and we are going to get a check of your weather forecast with kron 4 meteorologist dave. spahr hey good morning good morning, everybody and we're still starting off of that fog that you can see off towards the distance there at sfo. temperatures we have somebody 3 antioch most the east bay locations are looking at mid 60's already and even some 60's cracking into the north bay to 62 for napa. >>63 also nevado 55 for santa rosa, and 64 for san jose. one of the with this fog is it helps a little bit throw some of that moisture. marine layer moisture off into the distance a bit. we will see those numbers drop off humidity wise the afternoon that somewhat typical because it mixes with drier air aloft. it's going to come back again with the fog tonight you can see the green at least covering up all the locations around the bay. but then in the afternoon this is not monday, she'll patches here and there work it's a little dry, but it doesn't last a long time and it won't be for as severe as we saw over the weekend sort steps of improvement give a little time to work its magic into early next week. way upstream, let's look at the models with all of this here little chance of some rain develops towards the end of the week here. this a first wave would be thursday night and friday morning. and then a second one into saturday. now this looks like in some of the models are telling us into early next week of this is like a passing shower kind of thing and that's what this may be too. but hey we'll take it if it does come together like that a little bit and it certainly helps moisten up the ground a little bit and the air mass to as well as cool us down somebody to going on for san francisco, it looks like at the coast we're going mostly in the 60's along the peninsula coast, we're looking at some fog this morning and a half moon bay meanwhile, it 70's off to the bay side of the peninsula 84 burning again and more 80's as we head down south but 90's have been retired for today 88 for palo alto 86 mountain view, 85 for redwood city down here in the south bay hard to find a 90's but we found one cupertino for example in los gatos and morgan hill at 93 east bay shoreline to the south also breaking into some lower 80's with mid 90's to tri valley, 91 for dublin, 95 for walnut creek it looks likes and the android 82 and 75 going in for berkeley solano county middle 90's for those inland locations 85 for delay whoa. i don't quite have that good strong onshore wind just yet 88 for now 80 or 93 excuse me santa rosa. and 80's heading down south shore chipping away at those temperatures a little bit more. let's take a big chunk air from monday about down to 90 and then we'll go through the 80's very quickly by midweek and into the 70's and again hoping we get some rain for friday and saturday. well. thanks dave. it is official there are just 30 days now until then the 2020. >>november election and kron 4 is your local election headquarters. all month long we want to make sure you have all the information before you head to the polls, including when it comes to our propositions one of the most impactful measures on the november ballot is prop 22 california voters will decide whether app based rideshare and food delivery companies should be exempt from the state's labor laws, our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala breaks it all down for us. >>if you've logged into any at bay service like uber eats lately a banner urging you to approve prop, 22 pops up leaders of at based rideshare and food delivery companies want their workers to be classified as independent contractors instead of employees excluding them from a new state labor love requiring them to do the opposite drivers are at odds on the issue is huge majority rideshare drivers actually. >>our time they're not not necessarily is not their main gig. and because of that flexibility is going to be very important. this is not the right way to go out. >>take care of rice drivers who to follow the end and we work with the median price classifying workers as independent contractors would allow the companies to avoid paying minimum wage overtime unemployment insurance and workers compensation companies propose their own protections model giving drivers an earnings minimum of 120% minimum wage when driving health insurance type in to pay for some costs when a driver gets hurt on the job arrest policy and other requirements, the latest data from the secretary of state's office show uber lyft doordash postmates and instacart have spent more than 184 million dollars combined campaigning for prop 22 not more than we've seen this year more than we've ever seen in the history of the united states it is david and goliath if you will. >>the billionaire corporations spending so much money to exempt themselves from basic labor protections, it tells you what it's worth to them fiscal analysts say the measure would have a minor increase in state income taxes paid by at based workers and investors in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>governor newsom signed a bill creating a task force to make recommendations on reparations for slavery. >>california is now the first state in the country to take such a step that bill was introduced by assemblywoman shirley weber who says it's not clear yet what kind of compensation might be provided. >>given stakes of this of this issue of 400 years the question some would say any really compensate with money some may believe you can somebody say the other things in terms of opportunities in resources that should go into those communities ever see affected in long-term impacts a little bit of our goal is to try to have a comprehensive discussion and analysis of the impact of slavery in california. it may also talk about what did across the nation for states to look at but what would happen in california and how has it impacted the lives of african americans in california. >>you can watch our interview with assemblywoman webber on inside california politics will also hear from john cox there, the man who ran against governor newsom in 2018. he's now getting a big boost to the recall newsome campaign inside california politics can be found on our 24 hour streaming app kron on. we're taking a live look now as we head to break outside. walter reed medical center you can see a large group of supporters for the president gathered out there. >>we will continue to bring you updates on the president's condition all day long. taking a live look outside at the embarcadero here at home, the blue skies sunshine, it's looking pretty gorgeous out there will have a look at your seven-day next. >>to the forty-niners here quarterback jimmy garoppolo will not play tonight at levi's stadium, but the niners say they're ready to take on the eagles quarterback nick mullens stood out when he started in jimmy g's place last sunday. he'll do it again this week mullens threw for 343 yards and one touchdown in that win over the new york giants superstar tight end george kittle also expected to play tonight. kickoff is set for 5.20 again there at levi's. wrap up the newscast. but our coverage does continue all day on our free streaming service kron on join me as we continue to bring you the updates on the president's condition, it's a critical couple of days in the president's recovery from covid-19. we do have the latest on his treatment at walter reed as well as some clarification on his condition. we also have the latest on the glass fire burning in the north bay as we inch closer to another grim milestone there is a new evacuation order for some folks in napa county as well so we'll bring you that information also hear why cal fire says the worst could still be yet to come make sure you download the kron on app to stream us it's available on the app store for free. we do want to give you a final check of your 7 day forecast i there it is hot and hazy again today but we are cooling down. as we head into the later parts of the week and we also have a 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