>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 8. the green light to breathe easier changes are coming to certain bay area counties, indoor mask rules. >> are located in downtown and our on my fingertips right now. so there's some optimism here that this may bring some customers back to the downtown area. >> some businesses will not be allowed to make the mask changes right away. but they are hopeful that they will still benefit from the new rules. we have for team coverage tonight. plus, open city leaders crying out for help after a teenage tragedy.

the city has already matched the homicide total full for all of last year. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at a time can way and i'm pam moore. days after local health officers announce new masking rules are on the way. those rules have been released. there are certain criteria that must be met. first kron four's grant lotus here in the studio to begin our team coverage with details on the updated mask mandates. ken and pam, we got the heads up that new rules were coming in. >> now we have some details. so here we go. currently every bay area county except for solano county requires face coverings and almost all indoor public spaces. but now if 3 criteria are met masks, do not need to be worn in some of those public spaces. so here's a look at the criteria. first county must reach the cdc's moderate or yellow tier for covid transmission and stay there for at least 3 weeks. secondly covid hospitalizations must be low and stable. and thirdly, 80%

of the county's total population has to be fully vaccinated or 8 weeks have to have passed covid-19 vaccine has been authorized for emergency use by federal and state authorities for the kids. you know, the 5 to 11 year olds who we expect to be vaccinated shortly. as you can see here. no bay area county is currently in the yellow or moderate tier, you have napa and solano. they are still in the red. that is high transmission rest of the bay area in the orange shore. substantial level of transmission. now despite not meeting 2 of the criteria. san francisco will be easing. the mask rules there starting next friday. that means it offices gyms fitness centers, religious gathering places. indoor college classes employee commuter vehicles. you're talking about places that do not exceed 100 people

if they don't exceed a 100 people masks. do not need to be worn as long. here's another cabbie out as everybody is fully vaccinated in the spots. so health officials in san francisco have chosen to ease restrictions because they say the city is doing well when it comes to stopping covid. >> because we have had additional vaccination mandates and because our cases are looking good. there are select areas where we can remove the mask requirement i particularly am very proud of how san franciscans have stepped off and gotten vaccinated at a very high numbers and you know, 75% of the entire population vaccinated is the higher the better. a lot of things. well. >> the higher the better getting 80% of each county's population fully vaccinated is likely out of reach at least in the short term. that means before lifting the mask mandate counties will have to wait until 8 weeks after the k's those vaccines for the kids. ages 5 to 11. so that

likely will not happen until december. maybe january. we'll have to wait and see reporting live in the studio. i'm grant lotus kron 4 news. thank you grant. well, as just mentioned, we could be seeing mask mandate to ease in certain sevens in san francisco next friday. >> while restaurants and bars are not among that group that can do so there is reason that those businesses will still benefit from the new rules. >> well, for some and a hairy continues. our team coverage with an explanation. >> the doctor i spoke to says there really is no right way to do this. it's an unprecedented situation. and while you may be able to wo maskless soon. at places like gyms and offices. if you're fully vaccinated, there are some places like bars and restaurants. well, you're still going to need that mask. we understand that if they're going to slow walk it. then. >> we you know, we won't be the first to go. that's how founder of the san francisco bar owners alliance. ben bleiman reacted to the

announcement that mayor london breed would be easing. the masking requirements for other businesses but not were cautiously optimistic >> you know, by the end of the year that some movement will happen for us as long as our numbers hold. he also says, well, this won't allow people to go maskless at bars. he says he can still benefit the owners and his alliance. a lot of the bars are located downtown and our sang on by their fingertips right you know, even post covid know that, you know, downtown is a ghost town still so there's some optimism here that this may bring some customers back to the downtown area. he says more offices. they bring employees back the mask mandate is loosened lyman also says he understands why people would have to continue to wear masks in bars and restaurants. >> that's because they're in close contact with others. he says people tend to follow it when they're entering. but once at their tables, things get a little relaxed. some of it can feel performative sometimes. >> but. honestly, we need to

make sure that customers feel safe and people feel safer when people in masks, top doctor monica gandhi says it's great to see city leaders easing requirements. but i think it is important to really back a nice that we're doing great. and we really have such high rates of vaccination accepting the public health emergency. that was doctor gandhi says she understands why this reopening. >> is a little slower than the one back in june. think don't shocked everyone and i don't think septemberexpected june 15th will be fully opened that delta would have the number of cases and hospitalizations that it did regardless of vaccination status. masking will still remain in effect for places accessed by the wider public that includes things like restrooms, elevators. >> as well as retail spaces in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news has still ahead tonight at 8. we are getting reaction from some of the businesses which are allowed to drop their mask

requirements, but which are deciding not to do so. >> the berkeley unified school district board of education has unanimously approved an all student vaccine and testing policy starting january 3rd, all be usd students, 12 years old and older must either be fully vaccinated against covid or submit to weekly on site. covid testing the policy will also require full vaccination or weekly testing for students between the ages of 5.11 4 months from the date. the vaccine is authorized under emergency use authorization by the fda for this age group. >> stay with kron 4 for continuing covid coverage scan. this qr code with your mobile device and you will be directed to the special section on our website where you can find the latest on masking vaccinations and boosters as all at kron 4 dot com. >> in the east bay oakland police are searching for this 11 year-old boy who's considered a runaway and at risk. his name is amir hewitt.

he was last seen around 10 o'clock last night in west oakland near campbell street and 8th street. he's described as weighing about 85 pounds. he stands about 4 and a half feet tall. it was last seen wearing a brown jacket, blue jeans and nike sneakers. if you have any information about his whereabouts. you're asked to contact police road rage in gun violence ended with a 15 year-old girl dead that is according to oakland's police chief and this latest tragedy is the 100 and 9th homicide in oakland this year. sadly, that matches the total from all of 2020 and it is the 5th homicide and open in the past 7 days. >> well, forcefully took all reports on the rise in violence. oakland police chief leronne armstrong says a 15 year-old girl riding in the passenger seat of a car. >> was shot to death in east oakland. late wednesday night. video from the citizen app shows the scene driving in a vehicle with her uncle.

involved in a road rage incident. >> where another person in another car and her uncle begin to have dialogue. and that dialogue lead. the argument from one car to another. and then the other vehicle, someone in the other vehicle fired multiple rounds at the car, striking this innocent 15 year-old child. the oakland police department says it happened in the 5,000 block of bancroft avenue this is draining emotionally mentally. >> physically councilmember loren taylor represents the district nearby. this happening less than a week after community leader dirk tillotson was murdered during a home invasion marking the city's 105th homicide. we are losing way too many lives and our city and it hits particularly. when it's one of our babies. 15 year-old girl. i hope that everybody in this city. wakes up. and

understands finally. how much do we have to. bring before the many times. we have to cry out for help. >> many times. do we have to say to you that we are in a moment of crisis. the young girl's killing brings the city's homicide total to 109 equaling the number of homicides, the oakland police officers association says reported all of last year. >> the peel away says it needs more support from city leaders to help bolster a dwindling police force, it says is losing about 10 officers every month. if we do not. >> have a higher salt rate in the city of oakland for homicides. then it tells those who are, you know, considering picking up a gun and committing a violent crime that the odds are they will not get caught and we cannot allow that to happen. so we must invest more into our homicide investigations unit. police say the rate of homicides solved stands at

40%. >> in oakland phillipe djegal all kron 4 news in the south bay san jose state university president mary pup hazy and announce that she will be resigning at the end of the fall semester. she sent a letter on her decision to the campus today. she's stepping down while facing criticism on how she handled a abuse case involving former san jose state director of sports medicine. scott shaw. >> the first complaints against shell were reported back in 2009 when women swimmers accused the trainer of inappropriately touching them while treating their injuries show continued to work as an athletic trainer until he resigned in 2020 4 years into the pace ian's tenure and one year after a new investigation was launched that investigation is still ongoing in less than 24 hours, the san francisco giants will be hosting game one of their divisional series in they'll be taking on the los angeles dodgers logan webb will take the mound for the giants. >> well, the dodgers will send

out walker buehler it will be the first time the rivals meet in the playoffs. first pitch at oracle park set for 6.37, tomorrow night. stay with kron four's. we follow the giants. his postseason. you can uses qr code to be directed to the special section of our website. for more on the giants run in the playoffs, including information on getting tickets the schedule of the division series broadcast and who will start each game. it's all at kron. 4 dot com. >> and again. the question is where we make >> coming up, an exclusive one on one with a man who came closest to taking governor newsom's job in the recall election. will he run again next year and the problem elder has with his fellow republicans. plus, what new video of the southern california pipeline rupture reveals about the problems authorities had trying to find it. and this is not a superhero version of spiderman. the crime local

police are investigating how they hope you can help them crack the case. >> and if you're but they had the high country be prepared. this is a live look at i-eighty right now. a snowstorm movin

>> abortions have resumed in some texas clinics. this comes after a federal judge halted the most restrictive abortion law in the country. the president of whole woman's women's health which has 4 clinics in texas says her

clinics are performing abortions again. and scheduling more for the coming days but was not a rush to resume normal operations across the state. some providers worry that an appeals court could soon reinstate the law. >> this year alone we have seen nearly 600 restrictions introduced in 47 states. >> many medical officials in texas are nervous to start offering abortions citing concerns that they could still face legal action. the law which has been put on pause bans abortions once cardiac activity is detected. that's usually about 6 weeks when many women don't even know they're pregnant. texas officials have already said they will appeal. >> in other national news. senate majority leader chuck schumer says an agreement has been reached with republicans to extend the government's borrowing authority into early december. those temporarily stops a debt crisis for the united states. the white house has been ramping up its

concerns that an unprecedented federal default would disrupt a government payments to millions of people and throw the nation into a recession. this latest agreement, though, only serves as a band-aid of sorts as because congress will again face pressing deadlines to fund the government and raise the debt limit just before the holidays. check out the new video of the ruptured underwater pipeline that spilled 10's of thousands of gallons of crude oil off the southern california coast. it shows a fin crack right there in that pipeline that could indicate a slow leak which was difficult to initially detect. >> today. experts said the narrow 13 inch long could explain why science of an oil slick were seen last friday night. but the spill was not detected by the pipeline operator until saturday morning. meanwhile, operators of the cargo ship rotterdam express got the green light to leave the port of oakland for mexico after the crew cooperated with authorities to see what role, if any, that

ship played in this bill. there's still no confirmation of exactly how much oil has spilled into the ocean. the cause of the spill is under investigation. in the san francisco marina. a 34 foot long fishing boat is back above water tonight. it's a yesterday morning near the hyde street pier. the coast guard along with the office of spill prevention and response race that bump in that boat rather and pump water out of it today. fuel leaked into the water when the boat sank. but it's unclear just how much fuel no word yet on what caused the boat to sink. >> another civil lawsuit has been filed against pg and e for its role in the massive dixie fire an attorney in plumas county and his partners filed a lawsuit last week they represent more than 500 victims of the dixie fire which started nearly 3 months ago and is still not fully contained. that fire has burned more than 960,000 acres. it has destroyed more

than 1300 buildings. according to the complaint, the dixie fire started when a tree came into contact with pg and e's power lines. the lawsuit states that although pg and e was on notice of a power outage nearby. the company did not consider the event urgent failed to send a crew to the same from many hours and failed to shut off power in the area. the company has admitted its equipment may have started the dixie fire. >> 3 mountain passes near the nevada state line between lake tahoe and yosemite national park are closed ahead of an approaching storm. the closures on on highway one away. that's nor pass highway 89 at monitor pass and highway one 20 near lee vining past. i'll the summit temperatures are plunging yesterday in reno and across the sierra several inches of snow are possible with the higher elevations highways could reopen on saturday, but that's after caltrans crews about with the situation. for more on the weather. let's check in

lawrence karnow. yeah. like here that winter storm we have been able to talk about that for quite a while. but here we go. it's kind of a mess up there right now. this is i $80 summit just watching this over the last few minutes that apparently there's something going on, maybe a car accident. the roads are very slick up there right now. they've seen some rain so far. so it's warmer up there right now. so even at the summit, they're getting some rain, but that's going to change in the next 24 hours. that's unlikely turn some rain. but you see all those cars and trucks just kind of stacked up right now donner summit awaiting some change to be had there. but overnight tonight we're going to see more of the way of snow beginning to move in by tomorrow morning. they're looking to some snow across the passes. so if you're headed in that direction, be careful. you're not going to be up there enjoying the nice summer days anymore into some wintry weather that is moving in that will continue on and off throughout the day tomorrow before subsiding late in the afternoon. then another system kind moves on by. but not quite get their most that state along the coastline. we do have a winter weather advisory that goes into the

sierra nevada mainly in the 70 area. get this, though. they're looking at maybe 4, maybe 6 inches of snow across the higher peaks there in your 70. but anywhere along syria room there be careful if you're traveling up there this weekend. we've got some much colder air and some snow it's nice you know, look at that yeah. i thank you. all right. >> only on kron 4 tonight. we are following up with former recall replacement candidate larry elder as california gets ready for another election year. elder talked with our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala about his plans for the future and his hopes for the california republican party. >> whether was a really intense heat. never worked so hard in my larry elder is back in california after vacationing in florida to decompress from the gubernatorial recall election was kind pleased that so many people have been following the race i to talk to people of tennessee, texas and maine before his vacation. elder said he was not sure if he'll run for california governor again in 2022 now after

relaxing and resetting. he says he still not i go back and forth again. the question rence. year to prepare for race for much to get and do i think the voters in california. >> overall the concern of homeless that i think public and take and you learn that he wore trump's a cloud of their bill with i think look at these issues final rematch with that being the different. i'm not sure the radio talk show host hopes the republican party moving forward can find a way to be united in the next election, which he says was not the case in the recall. what i see here happened is that we end up fighting each and ultimately as a campaign to that's pretty much what have i ever said. one negative thing about which might not want unfortunately, there are forces, not the case. and i think every spent more time

talking about why giving these to be recalled and replaced. maybe the vote would have been somewhat distant. but i'm not sure about that in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> still ahead, a spy now pay later, how target is making later, how target is making when that car hit my motorcycle, later, how target is making insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪

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new gigafactory would be in travis county. that's where austin is located said, quote, this isn't a matter of tesla leaving california. our intention is to actually increase output. the move follows companies such as oracle and hewlett packard packard, rather, which both moved to austin last year. >> buy now pay later that is the new program target is launching ahead of the holiday season. the retail chain is making it easier for customers to get holiday shopping done shoppers can get the option to pay on installment plans on certain items target is partnering with financial companies a firm and says ul. if you take part in the program, your payment plan will depend on your purchase. many restaurants are facing staff shortages. but one fast food chain has figured out a way to solve the problem starting this week. the restaurant chain called raising cane's chicken fingers. we'll send about half of its corporate staff out to fill in as fried cooks and

cashiers. the louisiana-based restaurant chain is trying to hire 10,000 new workers over the next 50 years for its locations all across the country, including california. and until it can get enough workers. the corporate staff is going to fill in. >> next today. we've learned that new masking rules are coming to san francisco. but some businesses say they don't plan to make the changes were in here. their reasoning for that. plus searching for a spiderman for someone dressed like a superhero was caught committing a crime. and why santa barbara rescue team was surprised when responding to a call back to

our top story tonight, bay area health officials have outlined how counties can ease mask mandates in certain indoor setting alameda contra. costa napa san francisco, san mateo, santa clara and sonoma counties. all announced a uniform list of criteria that must be met. >> here it is county must remain in the moderate or yellow tier of transmission for 3 weeks. the county health officer deems covid hospitalizations low and stable. >> and either 80% of the county's total population is fully vaccinated or 8 weeks after the covid vaccine gets emergency use authorization. >> for 5 to 11 year olds. if all 3 criteria criteria are met. then offices gyms, fitness centers religious

gatherings and indoor college classes can drop the mask requirements as long as everybody is fully vaccinated san francisco's announced it plans to drop the masking requirements for those businesses a week from friday, kron four's, maureen kelly got reaction from people at some of those establishments who are able to let people indoors mask free next week and found that not all of them are planning to relax the rules just yet. >> the owner of a valencia street kaladi studio were all members staff and instructors are fully vaccinated is happy to hear that on october 15th masks can come off inside for those who want to shed them. >> we work with special populations. a lot of older seniors that have a hard time working out with masks on. so it'll be great to have the freedom. if you want a mask, you can mask. and if you're really ready to take off the mask that you have that ability to do that. the new rule also applies to houses of worship and even though saint gregory of nessa this couple church. >> has seen attendance dropped because of the pandemic. the rector says he doesn't think they'll be dropping the mask

requirement because in order to go bare faced inside. everyone needs to be vaccinated and that would mean not allowing kids under 12 to celebrate in person even with their masks on. that's not the way we do church because we really are a multi generational congregation. >> and until children can receive vaccines. that doesn't seem right for us to exclude them. >> the head of the golden gate restaurant association is disappointed that the rules are staying the same for now in indoor businesses where the general public comes and goes hopeful that office workers 's who've been remote will be tempted to come back to work. in person since those types of workplaces with fully vaccinated employees with 100 or fewer people inside. we'll be able to breathe a little easier and hopefully help breathe some life into the downtown sector. i've spoken to several colleagues that have, you know. >> cafes and restaurants that are not open yet or that are limping along downtown where they desperately need the foot traffic and so we know for all

the surveys about 19% of our office workers are actually back in the office and that's just not enough to sustain these businesses. >> reporting from san francisco. i'm maureen kelly kron 4 news president biden is happening in covid vaccination requirements determined that the roughly 67 million unvaccinated american adults must get the shot. >> he had ruled out such man days before taking office in january. but they now are tactic. he feels forced into using because of those who are refusing to get the shots. he believes they are jeopardizing the lives of others and the nation's economic recovery. >> vaccination requirements. nothing new about they've been around for decades. we believe with these requirements our lives today. i'm calling them or employers to act. my missus require employees to get vaccinated. vaccinations are

going to beat this pandemic without them. we face analysts months of chaos and damage to our economy and anxiety in our schools. >> the president delivered his message in illinois at a suburban chicago construction site run by a company that is imposing a new vaccinate or tests requirement in the coming weeks. more than 100 million americans will be subject to vaccine requirements. president biden is encouraging employers to take additional steps voluntarily which would push vaccines or subject people to testing requirements. a new military investigation found the coronavirus pandemic curtailed trainings in 2020. >> and contributed to 9 service members drowning off san diego's coast. the findings were from the latest investigation into the sinking of the amphibious assault vehicle on july 30th 2020. it was one of the marine corps deadliest training accidents in recent years. a previous

investigation by the marines found the sinking off san clemente island was caused by inadequate training shabby maintenance of the 35 year-old amphibious assault vehicles and poor judgment by commanders. the latest probe looked at the troops readiness. in campbell. >> police are searching for a not so amazing spiderman and spider man who they say had a trash can full of stolen goods spidey and his sidekick. you probably saw them go through. there were caught on surveillance video according to police, the stolen items included tools. this happened wednesday morning on white oak road near camden. police are asking anyone with information in this case to give them a call and meanwhile, police in petaluma are looking for 3 women accused of stealing $46,000 worth of merchandise from a sunglass hut store. these women suspected in the theft. you can see them here. police say they came into the store and threatened an employee. then one woman

demanded money from the cash register while the other 2 took the merchandise. if you have any information on this case. you are asked to contact police. take a look at this. a rescue team in santa barbara was a little bit surprised after responding to a call that a person fell from a cliff. looks like 70's hanging on for dear life. well. >> that person ended up not being a person. crews were called out to the rescue and found that something was stuck about 30 feet down the side of the cliff to after at arriving with drones fire engines and utility vehicles. the person in need turned out to be a mannequin. the santa barbara county fire department shared these pictures showing no body heat was coming from the doll. it was reportedly left on the side of the clip from a movie shoot a few days earlier. crews say they're still glad that someone at least call. >> all right. let's check on our 4 zone forecast live look outside tonight looking out over downtown san francisco pretty clear raining trying to snow in the sierra and we've got the blue angels coming to

town. we got the giants play. we have a lot going on. we've got a lot going on. lot relying on the weather. other work out pretty well tomorrow, kind of an iffy day to start your day. we've got a chance. we could see a few scattered light showers early on, all those clouds up above right now and the giants game. yeah. pack your warm gear. if you head of the giants game tomorrow that we're looking breezy to windy evening out there starting at 6.37 temperatures going to be upper 50's. it is going to be cool to begin with. >> and colder from there. those winds are going to be whipping speaking of there's a fire weather watch that has been posted for monday through tuesday afternoon expecting some strong gusty winds during that period. fire warnings probably going to be red flag warnings as we get toward loud. part of the weekend. here's a cold front pulling the town right now. not much energy with the just lot of clouds. but we're finally going to see a little bit more going to see a little instability move in early tomorrow morning. you'll see some of the showers popping up. there you go. possibly in the south babies could actually be some real rain drops out there early tomorrow morning, but very early on. then we clear out by the

afternoon and it's going to be a cool day highs tomorrow only going to be in the 60's across most of the area. warmest temperatures, of course, in the valleys. thank cell headed. a newly released body camera video shows police officers targeting protesters. >> after george floyd was killed by that video is just now being released to the public. and if you are feeling a little under the weather. you may want to make sure your smart watch is on hand. how it smart watch is on hand. how it may h the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier.

>> for your health. your smart watch may be able to tell you whether or not you have the flu or even covid. according to the founder of fitness bands tracking a person's respiratory rate can help predict a number of ailments, including covid modern fitness. trackers can also capture resting heart rate blnod oxygen levels and even skin temperature using all those factors that can alert people to possible illness even before any symptoms arrive. >> as flu cases rise and other parts of the nation bay area health experts are warning not to take the flu lightly doctors and center health say last year's relatively nonexistent flu season is not likely to repeat this year. >> since august. we have been extremely busy in our pediatric urgent care. and again, a lot of it is actually cools and costs are ready. so if this trend continues as the kids are luckily, you know, back in school. but we know that they do need to take off

their masks when they're eating or for some other little ones when they're napping. and it's just hard to wash your hands all the time. hopefully can get the flu and get everyone protected. >> covid-19 safety precautions helped keep flu cases way down last year, but this year getting your flu shot by the end of october which is well before winter flu season begins next in sports are october. the giants getting ready to take on the dodgers in the national league division series jason dumas has some thoughts from tomorrow night starting pi

>> in minneapolis, new body camera video is stirring up some controversy shows police officers appearing to celebrate shooting protesters with rubber bullets. >> days after george floyd's death and new video giving a closer look at the level of police force used by the officers to gain control of the city during last summer's protests. nichole berlie reports. >> an aggressive approach on the streets of minneapolis on the first saturday after george floyd's death body camera footage shows minneapolis police officer shooting rubber bullets at protesters and civilians violating curfew. those officers traveling through the

city and an unmarked van. that video shown during a court case against joe leal stallings stallings acquitted after getting into a shootout with officers after arguing he fired in self-defense at that unmarked instead of. >> chasing people around it just makes changes. temple officers can be heard saying they were hunting civilians, floyd's murder sparked several protests across the country calling for police reform. >> other police departments in cities experienced similar protests last summer and received criticism for the way their officers handled those protests. >> that was nichole berlie reporting the minneapolis police department released a statement regarding that body camera footage saying that it is unable to comment on the footage because of the ongoing internal investigation. the 18 year-old student accused of a

shooting at a texas high school is out of jail. timothy simpkins walked out from the tarrant county jail this afternoon after posting bail. he said nothing to reporters who followed him. >> police say simpkins opened fire in a classroom after a fight yesterday. 4 people were hurt in that shooting the teens family says simpkins have been bullied and robbed twice at school. and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> last night. the giants watched the wild card game. wow. they held a poker tournament giant executive you shaya goldfarb took down. gabe kepler heads up to win it today. the jax were back on the diamond getting one last workout in before game one of their showdown with the dodgers in the nlds. everyone is excited players stretch. they feel that some ground took him batting practice pitcher logan webb will get the start he just 24 years old. he has no playoff experience. but.

>> hey, he says he's excited to get it going. >> never been a part of a playoff game. i've been a part of the series that we've had here in la and. even those are pretty crazy. and i think it's going to a great series and. fans from both teams are going to be a. going crazy. i think it's going to be. very similar to the games that we played during the regular season with the dodgers similar to the last couple of games of the season when the nationally west is on the line. similar to. some of the rather intense moments throughout the year. but probably are elevated just a little bit. >> all right. here is a more specific look at the schedule game one tomorrow. first pitch 6.37 at oracle park. they're going to run it back on saturday. that first pitch is 6. '07. then they get a travel day on sunday and on monday,

dodgers stadium, 6.37, game 3 game 4 in game 5. they are both if necessary because this is a best of 5 series. so it's the first person to win 3 games. so can conceivably be over after game 3. but i don't think that's going to happen. alright alds red sox and rays from the trop. in tampa. saint pete. randy flores are very but that mean anyway, right where he left off last postseason. he it this no doubt about it. bomb to left. it's 4 nothing rays. then in the 7th. he steals home. look at this. >> hills home 5, nothing and guess what? tampa bay. they win by that score. 5 to nothing will have game 2 tomorrow. forty-niners don't know who will start at quarterback sunday against the

cardinals. but trent williams will be on the field to protect jimmy garoppolo or trey lance is live side 4th quarter of this game. he suffered a shoulder injury that he explained what that injury was today. last week. >> c won that the guy had to come out. i got up and then. maybe it took me a little man and i don't know bit. we were kind of against the play clock as well. so. it was it was kind of a collective. you know, discussion i just go down. the car was just you know, say the time, but i don't know if i would've made it to the locker room without credit. >> it will be protect us on that. >> all right. we'll be right back after the break. >> and coming up, the need for speed. see what it's like inside the cockpit as we ride along with the

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>> if you are anywhere near the san francisco waterfront today. you probably heard they're considered the best of the best for 75 years. the world famous navy blue angels have been thrilling crowds demonstrations in mid air maneuvers. yeah. more than likely you have heard them practicing this week as they get ready for saturday's big air show as part of san francisco fleet week. >> and kron four's. jonathan mccall got a chance to ride along with them at g 4 speeds really excited. >> really pumps just ready to

get it done. a once in a lifetime opportunity getting a chance to ride shotgun with the world famous navy blue angels and you just a little before the flight. there's plenty of preparations first instructions on how to avoid blocking out inside the cockpit. >> which but i could and could not touch what to do. just in case of emergencies. >> after that, it was go time jumping into my jumpsuit. the same size from when i was from there. it was a short walk to the flight line. the climb inside of an f 18 super hornet fighter jet. this blue angels flight all brand new. in fact. >> just the second person in the bay area to write one after popping my helmet on. i got some last minute instructions from the crew. >> then i got to be the man leading me on this adventure. maybe lieutenant commander brett a 10 year people >> after a last minute inspection. i give the thumbs up and it's time to roll. in a

matter of seconds. we're flying high above the bay area. for brad and there's never a bad day at the office. >> just to give you that. very few ever get to see up close for me. i was soaking in every single second, i could. but after cruising for a few moments. the real fun was just about to start. after 45

minutes. it was back home but not without one last maneuver just to show off. >> a high-flying ride that is reporter and navy veteran won't forget anytime soon. and oakland jonathan mccall kron 4 nights week. >> and jonathan tells us he did not throw up and he did not black out which are the 2 things you don't want to join us here on kron 4 this saturday to watch blue angels live. that's 2 hours of high flying stunts featuring the spectacular aerobatics of the navy's best pilots. it all starts saturday at 02:00pm right here on kron. four's going to be fun and can is the hosts. and are you looking forward to that. yeah. that that wraps up kron 4 news at 8

o'clock. but our primetime news continues at the top of the hour. grant lotus and vicki liviakis are here. hello you. >> hello. can. >> much. coming up next. tonight, san jose state's president announcing her resignation amid criticism of how she has handled claims of assault in the sports department at the university and former athletes are saying she didn't do enough to clean up the program and we're breaking down the bay area's new guidelines for when indoor mask mandates can be lifted. why one doctor. >> does not envision a repeat of this summer when mask requirements when away and covid cases surge. those stories and much more comin

>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at noon. >> now at night with covid cases are on the decline in the bay area local health officials released new rules on masking. but there are certain criteria that must be met. before you make any changes. good evening, everybody. thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 9, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis kron four's. ken wayne is live in the studio with us. beginner team coverage with details on the updated mask mandate. yeah. things going to be changing. so we're going break it down for we were told that the changes were coming and they have arrived currently. >> every bay area county except for solano county requires face coverings in most indoor public spaces.