amanda hari kron 4 news. and we know it's there, right now in the plans for a permanent location on one since removed. >> so i spoke to organizers about that and they said they have anything set up just yet. but they are looking for a permanent location. >> is they want people to be able to come back and remember all these lost lives for the future. so many folks coming out to pay their respects that's kron four's them into our live for us tonight. in a word. >> amanda. thank you. meanwhile, here's a look at other ceremonies that took place across the bay area on this 9.11 santa clara and san mateo ca of fire departments hosting a flag ceremony this morning holding a solemn ceremony outside ringing a bell. >> in the 5, 5, 5, 5, pattern, which is the notification for a death in the line of duty. meanwhile, in freeman, a large display could be seen remembering. >> the more than 300 firefighters killed that day 20 years ago. the city of san francisco, remembering the lives lost in the 9.11 terror attacks during

kron 4 has live team coverage. still to come, kron 4 news exclusive. the saturday night. an unexpected discovery inside of a dog toy, a bay area couple now sharing their story. the action the company is taking nationwide tonight. governor gavin newsom visiting the bay area just days before california voters will decide whether or not he will stay in office. his message to medical workers earlier today. this is kron 4 news at 8 o'clock this saturday night and jonathan mccall, thanks so much for spending part of your day with us. >> justine has the night off. where were you at 20 years ago today all across america today. the country remembering the deadliest attack in u.s. history was on this day. back on 9/11/2000, one more than 3,000 americans were killed in 4 separate incidents. ceremonies held all across the country today to mark this solemn day in history, including right here in san francisco. kron four's camila barco takes us there. >> 9.11 is a day america won't forget the san francisco fire and police department remember those who lost their lives, but they also re

you're watching kron. 4 news. >> tonight. we remember the lives lost in the 9.11 terror attacks 20 years ago today, moving tributes taking place all across the united states of america. that is where we start this saturday night here on kron. 4 news at 10 o'clock. welcome jonathan mccall justine has the night off. 3 presidents standing side by side with their wives at the national september 11th memorial sharing a moment of silence to mark the anniversary of america's worst terrorist attack with a display of unity. patrick elwood starts our team coverage tonight in new jersey just across from manhattan where we can see the beams of from where the twin towers once stood lighting up the sky. patrick, good evening. >> good evening to you. in speaking with so many people over the last several days here in new york, in new jersey, in the eyes of many. the stay is always about remembering what happened back in 2000. one, but also as we move ahead collectively as a nation. where are we going? >> beautiful new york city morning much

it's all at kron. 4 dot com. >> and still ahead on kron 4 news at 6. the fbi being blasted for how it handled or mishandled allegations against former team usa gymnastics. doctor larry nassar, the very emotional testimony today from several prominent also lending a hand during difficult times san francisco is announcing a little help for businesses that have been the victims of vandalism and the santa clara county da honored with credit risk finding a man and crediting him who stopped a tragedy warning signs that one good samarita what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent i can du more... yardwork... teamwork... long walks.... that's how you du more, with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis. get

kron four's. ella sogomonian here with her remarkable story ella and it truly is unfortunately, you know, it's not the case for a lot of other people here in the san francisco bay area. a lot of lives lost here due to drug addiction. but for victoria westbrook, she survive to share her recovery. journey. >> and now helps others coming out of incarceration to live a better life. she tells me that the key is accountability. >> seeing people who have been successful helps also being able to talk to people, other people that have gone through reentry understand things that people who just know about reentry on an intellectual level. don't get like that part about everything moving too fast and not fast enough all at the same time. victoria westbrook turned to drugs after losing her mother, her twin and being subjected to incest at 50 years old. she was caught dealing by the feds by then she had been an addict for about half of her life. this week. she's celebrating her 5th year of sobriety by helping

kron 4. is your local election headquarters and with less than a week until the recall election of governor newsom groups on both sides are starting to step up their campaign efforts. today. vice president kamala harris will be in the bay area to campaign with the governor and they're going to be in the east bay encouraging people to vote no on the recall vice president harris served with governor newsom. you might remember one. she was san francisco's district attorney as well as the state's attorney general newsome was governor yesterday the vice president tweeted out a picture of herself with her ballot saying she voted no on the recall. we're going to be carrying that campaign event live on our 24 hour streaming at kron on. so make sure you have it. download it. the governor was in san francisco tuesday urging voters to vote no in the upcoming recall election khan force. charles clifford brings us the details on the governor's campaign message. we're in san francisco on tuesday. governor

kron 4 dot com. take a look at this video kron 4 viewer sharing this with us of another large sideshow this weekend. this time it's in the mission district now, san francisco police are looking into what happened after more sideshow activity has been popping up across the city kron 4 made aware of at least 2 incidents that happened in san francisco overnight. the other near the on ramp to i 80 and another once again in the mission district kron four's amanda hari live for us tonight talking about exactly what's happening with the sideshows and what sfpd is trying to do to curb them. a mandate. >> sot up in one man i spoke to off camera tells me that he's from san jose where these type of side shows are more common, but he says he's surprised to see this here in san francisco because of how much more congested things are and just how busy everything is and the narrow streets. he says because of all this, he imagines it's much more dangerous here. >> engines, revving and tires screeching. these are sou

native want to green kron four's. noelle bellow shows us how she's now being remembered 20 years later. >> we consider hero. appreciate that. people celebrate. one of year olds. >> more like 93. a flight attendant with united airlines for 29 years. wanda greene was one of the first african american flight attendants with united a dedicated mother of 2 children and very active in the new jersey community you in which she lived. but her home town was oakland and on september 11th. she planned to visit with her family on her layover from flight 93. but wanda and the 43 others on board that plane never made it. we're very proud of her and other passengers. >> the in the night them use that planted the bomb heady war and peace sundry swanson is want us cousin. he was also chief of staff for congresswoman barbara lee on 9/11/2000, one. >> he says the acts of all those on board flight 93 are an example of the courage of these passengers because of cell phones. what's happening. >> and they're very consciously made that decis

kron four's. dan kerman has the details for us. >> is it necessary for those who've received 2 doses of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine to get a booster shot. that's the question coming before an fda panel on friday. pfizer makes the case that while its vaccine still protects against severe disease immunity wanes against mild infections after 6 to 8 months. recommend that. >> all the individuals over 60 should be offered of lucerne. i'd recommend that you come rise in the video still continues to get their additional shots. >> ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says that recommendation is based on data from israel. however, he says that research still doesn't indicate how long those boosters will last. i'd like to know how long these uses will actually last. >> because that helps me the chairmen tradeoffs in terms of. is it really with while setting up this revolving door, many, many blue serious. if overall. my projection is going to be relatively stable over time and all i'm try

coming up on kron, 4 news at 6 planning a trip to the park. you might need to bring your wallet. >> a new proposal that could change things up around the bay area. plus plane still stuck in afghanistan. the latest push from the united states. secretary of state to help the remaining americans get out of that country. but first, an update on the swing key. but troubled high rise in san francisco. what we're learning about the recent movement at the millennium tower. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can show more with less eczema. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problem

kron 4 dot com. the vta is slowly getting back to normal operations after an employee killed 9 co-workers at the light rail yard in may. yet another snag for california's bullet train. governor gavin newsome and leaders in the state legislature failed to reach an agreement yesterday to secure another 4.2 billion dollars in funding for the project. the california high-speed rail authority has been lobbying for the money to be used for a track in the san joaquin valley. but a collission in the state assembly want some of the money used for high speed rail segments in southern california and in the bay area right now. the rail project only has enough money to continue until next year. >> apple says it is delaying photo detection technology across their ios updates and software after a watchdog group vocalized serious concerns about invasion of privacy. the new rule hash upgrades are capable of scanning pictures that are being uploaded to the i cloud to check against known child abuse material on a datab

4 and online at kron 4 dot com. the other big story we're following tonight after weeks of anticipation and preparation supporters of the january 6th riots flocking to the nation's capital today for another rally. this time the u.s. capitol police well prepared. in fact, there are more officers on the ground, then participants taking part in the rally fewer than a 1000 folks believed to have attended. that's where we start this saturday here on kron 4 news at 6. i'm jonathan mccall, thank so much for joining us. justine has the night off. kron 4 washington correspondent basil john live for us tonight in washington, dc with the very latest on how this all played out today. basal. well, jonathan, good evening, small crowds of protesters gathered for this rally. a smaller amount than what organizers were expecting. >> but for those who came out, they said they have a message to deliver. this is about equal treatment under the law. a few 100 demonstrators. one of their voices heard at the justice for j 6 rally in washin

gayle ong kron 4 news. >> bill, thank you. right now at kron 4 dot com. you can find more details and information to get you ready for wildfire season just scan. the qr code on your screen with your mobile device. and you'll be directed to our website. let's talk about our 4 zone forecast the sunday night. a live look at the bay area courtesy of the mountain cam. you can see the fog rolling in there tonight. as we mentioned, we are monitoring smog, smoke and some high temperatures as well. kron four's, erica caturay in tonight, former bristle with a look at what's on the way as we start monday. >> good evening, jonathan. well, early this morning. if you're waking in our inland areas. you could definitely see that haze. our temperatures today. we're actually a little higher versus yesterday and tomorrow we can expect to see our daytime highs pretty much similar to today's. so here's a look at our temperature change last 24 hours. if you are headed outdoors here in the city tonight. it is a little chilly. we've got the seabreeze sec kicking in and temperatu

kron four's. dan thorn has details on that relief program. >> once blooming floral shop in san francisco's sunset neighborhood has been reduced to rubble the inside of the 87 year-old franks floral was set on fire during the early morning hours of september 6th after someone broke in heart broken very heartbroken. i don't think he realized this person. >> how devastating this was for me for community in san francisco. so an appellate body and has run the business since the late 80's. it's been her passion as well as a neighborhood go to for bouquets and other flower arrangements. now, most of what's left is piles of charred debris. he didn't need to set the place on fires. really, it's just heartbreaking. >> over the last year. other store fronts and the sunset district have experienced destructive crimes as well. in february shoe store footprint fell victim to a burglar who busted in through the glass front door and stole clothing store owner michael hsu was presented. the first store front vanda

kron four's clean. the barcode tells us many people came with motivation and left feeling inspired. >> it was a home run for the 2021 giant race in san francisco. 2000 people ran to the finish line at oracle park sunday morning judge everyone. what you got, josh, what chavez had his eyes on the prize and his dad, matthew pace themselves during the annual san francisco giant race try to keep up with his own man. getting going wrap yeah. the event is an annual tradition for the 2. >> and was held virtually last year. but this year, thousands, including the chavis is ran together through oracle park and bark of their own despite a few changes every back track. and it's good to have everyone running even for mask up social distance or not. organizers hosted only an in-person 5 k redid the course and created a staggered start line for runners. if you back to nic rouse like sardines bryan and moises for reading say these races push everyone forward. this whole race was motivation like with everything that's g

kron 4 dot com. and% you can scan this qr code to get to the continuing coverage on the recall election. we'll take you to our special section on our website. you can find all kinds of details including our inside bay area, politics exit polls. that's at kron 4 dot com. >> happening now, the holiest day of the year for the jewish community began at sunset yom is observed with a fast from sundown until sunset tomorrow in israel. life came to a standstill as jews marches the day of atonement. the day is spent in prayer reflection and repentance. meanwhile, mexico is celebrating its independence day. tonight, the event tonight is known as el grito, which translates to the scream. people gather around midnight at the national palace in mexico city, the mexican president delivers a patriotic speech commemorating their freedom from spain. the president finishes his speech by exclaiming viva mexico 3 times. we're celebrating hispanic heritage month here at kron 00:00am tonight at 9.30, were sitting down wit

kron four's. rob fladeboe has the story from san jose. >> already an epidemic nationally opioid drug overdoses have been spiking in recent years here in santa clara county as well. many of the deaths have been linked to fake pills and other narcotics that were laced with fentanyl says the county's bruise copley. >> without any knowledge that the drug is in there. it's you know, it's a very, very serious overdose and it only takes a small about a month to cause an overdose deaths. the county medical examiner reports of 49 fentanyl deaths so far this year. >> with several cases still pending. that's on pace to match the 88 deaths in 2020. >> which was up dramatically from the year before. >> they've been at a couple of deaths and individuals in their late teens again, taking party drugs that had been laced with fentanyl thought to be arriving primarily from mexico. >> synthetic fentanyl is being found in cocaine heroin and other recreational drugs but is far, far stronger been a number of incidents

kron four's. gayle ong has the latest on the firefighting efforts. there. >> i'm here in south lake tahoe where we're really only seeing emergency vehicles utility workers zip by this empty town overall. firefighters got the upper hand with the caldor fire. but still that with winds that caused flare ups. >> the smoke highly visible as firefighters monitor this fire burning in timber along highway 89 near meyers allude to pass road thursday afternoon. overall. the weather was favorable helicopters made water drop throughout the day. an aircraft found spot fires ignited from this week's high wind event based on the active burning areas our primary priorities are up near south lake tahoe where the where the fire is not fully contained. >> areas around her court as well portions of the 50 corridor and then down low and the fire as below christie flat area a decrease in winds is anticipated in the forecast from friday into the weekend. >> that's expected to bring relief for firefighters but poor air q

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. rob, thank you for that. >> time to talk about our weather forecast this tuesday live look right now from our mount tam cam up in marin county. it is absolutely beautiful out there. you can see a little bit of fog creeping in along the coast, though. but it is hot, hot, hot in the east bay valleys kron for meteorologists dave spahr joining us now with a look at the forecast today. it's quite thermally active. we've got that right now. all of this is a live shot coming in from the east bay shoreline to see it rather in some of the fog noel was talking about. we're getting some of that spilling across the bay. >> it will return again for tonight here in this fog once again upper 90's going on in the far east bay up to the north bay. a mixture of 80's and some 90's still holding together 66 for san francisco with the east bay shoreline mid 70's with fremont. the hot spot down south at 85 this is the breakdown as we go forward. 93 expected next hour down to 8576 at 10 clear skies. again,

gayle ong kron 4 news. stay with kron 4 for continuing covid-19 coverage scan this qr code with your mobile device and you'll be directed to the special section. >> our web site. we can find the latest on masking and vaccinations at all at kron. 4 dot com. >> now to our fire coverage in the man suspected of starting the hopkins fire in mendocino county over the weekend has been arrested. the fire started sunday afternoon. you see video here. cal fire says it burned numerous homes and damaged utilities and critical infrastructure. the fire has burned 257 acres and is 95% contained. >> it has been 2 months now since the dixie fire started on july 14th. the second largest fire in state history has already spread to 5 counties burning more than 960,000 acres more than 1300 buildings including 650 homes have burned down the town of greenville. it was completely wiped out the fire. now 75% contained tonight, nearly 200 dixie fire victims. they are suing pg and e for allegedly causing the state says single artist

kron four's. gayle ong has those details for us. >> firefighters are monitoring the weather and want to remind people to stay vigilant ahead of this fire weather. watch. >> it happens quickly when it happens. and that's exactly what happened at the cash buyer lake county last month. residents had to rush out of their homes. sometimes you have a lot of times they're from acquisition such as they did in south lake tahoe at. you know, it's tough to week some of the fire. >> but at the same time those fires were you have 5 to 10. nick luby, deputy chief of operations at the oakland fire department says that's why people need to prepare for the worst-case scenario. >> as firefighters are getting a handle on the caldor fire in the sierra. >> the national weather service has issued a fire weather watch that goes into effect thursday afternoon until friday morning affected areas are the north bay mountains east bay hills and the diablo range high temperatures low humidity and high winds are making conditi

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coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. it is the end of supplemental unemployment benefits for millions of americans. >> plus, the highway patrol is out in maximum enforcement this labor day. we're going to talk with an officer about what they have found on our highways. and still ahead, a navy pilot who went to school in the late being remembered after dying in a crash in the pacific ocean. truthfully, it's frustrating to see how fast dust reappears. but dusting with a cloth is a pain. and dealing with a bulky vacuum.. . is such a hassle. uchhh!!! so now we use our swiffer sweeper and dusters. the fluffy fibers? they pick up dust easily. grabbing it in all those hard-to-reach places. gotcha!!! and for our floors, sweeper's textured cloths lock all kinds of dirt, dust and pet hair. unlike my vacuum, it sneaks under and around places. look at that!! dust free and hassle free. stop cleaning and start swiffering. >> lawmakers will return to sacramento tuesday for the final week of california's legislative session. ashley zava

kron four's. dan thorn has details. >> face coverings testing physical distancing and getting vaccinated. all things we've gotten familiar with over the last year and a half in contra, costa county health leaders are right now focusing on how those things relate to youth sports and activities really important because schools have started back up and it started back up of the time. we're in the midst of of us are just search. that's, you know, worst in our service last summer county, health officer doctor chris farnitano says masking is being strongly recommended for all participants coaches. staff volunteers and spectators involved in outdoor sports regardless of vaccination status. masking is already required for indoor sports and activities except those settings where a mask poses a safety issue such as wrestling or swimming. and if possible high risk indoor activities such as dancing cheer or choir are being recommended to be moved outside we've seen, you know, kids coming down with covid. we'v

kron 4 dot com. you can find more details along with information to get you ready for wildfire season. just get the qr code on your screen with your mobile device. and you'll be directed to our website. kron 4 dot com. let's talk about our 4 zone forecast now live look at downtown san francisco, courtesy of the central tower camera on this sunday. not a lot of folks once again out and about on this long labor day weekend. kron four's erica caturay in tonight abry. so what zoom cam there in tonight. former bristle with a look at what else is on the way as we move into the rest of sunday. >> yeah. good evening. jonathan. that shot looked a pretty clear but other parts of san francisco we are starting to see a little bit of the fog moving inland. we are still in the 90's, although our temperatures are going down as we get closer to hitting our overnight but right now this is an map of our current air quality right now. we actually see that we moved from the yellow to the down in the peninsula there. lit

dan thorn kron 4 news. meanwhile, the bay area expert who studies fires says he's now raising grave concerns about the caldor fire as it creeps closer to south lake tahoe, even though he says enough brush has already been cleared. it's simply not enough to slow down the flames. kron four's, dan kerman continuing our team coverage tonight. >> i just worry that a fire could be pushed into some of the most densely populated areas of lake tahoe, south shore. certainly one of them as the calder fire advances on south tahoe. >> increasing concern from scott stevens, a professor of fire science at u c berkeley. >> it is so densely populated. there's so much infrastructure there that would be at risk, you know, and the fire can move in and really cause havoc to so much of that if they has windblown, you only got fires and marin have really detrimental impacts. >> still, steven says tahoe is in a better position in some respects because a lot of brush clearing has already been done along the west shore and myers and

dan kerman kron 4 news. >> let's hope for the best. thank you dan. the battle for the app store is over. a new ruling could change out people purchase things on their phones. plus the effort to contain the caldor fire. the latest on the fight to stop forward progress and remembering all the lives lost 20 years ago tomorrow we have a live report from the crash site. a united flight 93. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow night. it was lightning and thunder all around the bay area what we expect for tonight and the weekend. we'll talk about it coming up next. >> tomorrow marks 20 years since the 9.11 terror attacks. and for years people all across the country. they have visited the flight. 93 national memorial in shanksville pennsylvania, pay their respects and in some cases learn about what happened on that fateful day. matt alvarez says live in shanksville, tonight and takes us on a tour of. >> what people can expect to see and experience if they go there. matt, it's such a different site from, you know, the world trade center and the pentagon. good ev

kron four's. dan thorn is live in concord for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the conditions. the lightning tonight. but first we go to the north bay where kron four's gayle ong is live in santa rosa. >> with the latest there. gayle, what do you say?

dan thorn kron 4 news. the south bay now one person is dead, 3 others injured after a crash in san jose. >> police say 2 cars crashed just after 10 o'clock last night near gurdwara avenue and kerr era court. one person was pronounced dead at the scene and 3 other people were seriously injured and taken to the hospital. this is san jose's 46th fatal crash this year and the 47th person to die from a crash. a car involved in a fatal crash 2 weeks ago has been removed from a beach near pacifica 2 weeks ago. 73 year-old anthony colon a's junior was for unknown reasons just drove his vehicle off a cliff. there. since then, the car had remained on the beach below highway one crews from cal fire. the san mateo county sheriff and chp spent hours using a large record to remove the car highway patrol still investigating why colonies drove off the roadway in the first place by examining the car. they hope to determine if there was a mechanical problem with a car or some other evidence to explain what might have happene

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. tomorrow is the deadline for health care workers in california to be vaccinated against covid-19 the mandate will affect more than 1000 long-term nursing care facilities here in the state. >> as of this morning about 86% of all health care workers have been vaccinated. the california nurses association released a statement saying that the believe all eligible people should be vaccinated with the only exceptions being for those with medical and religious accommodations. >> developing news tonight. police in fremont are looking for a man they say punched a woman in an unprovoked attack. there is a picture and then eventually a sketch of the alleged attackers. the attack happened last month near a boat house. that's by lake elizabeth in fremont, houseboat. police say the woman was on the phone when the man confronted her. they say he then punched her repeatedly in the head and threw her phone into the water. anyone who recognizes this man is asked to call police. a historic day for the c

kron 4 dot com. the vta is trying to get back to normal service after a worker shot and killed 9 of his co-workers in may. >> another snack for california's bullet train. governor gavin newsome along with leaders in the california legislature failed to reach an agreement yesterday and how to secure another 4.2 billion dollars in funding for the project. the california high-speed rail authority had been lobbying for the money to be used for the track in the san joaquin valley. but a coalition of state members in the assembly say they want some of that money used for high-speed rail segments here in in southern california and in the bay area right now. the rail project only has enough money to continue until next year. >> still ahead here, during kron 4 news at 8 have the beef between 2 rap stars drake and kanye, a has heated up this week. >> as both of them about new albums and have songs. they're going head to head ad it i was talking about this on social media. meanwhile, aaa expects californians to

charles clifford kron, 4 news, thank you so much, charles. >> here, kron 4. we are your local election headquarters. we have learned that president joe biden will head to long beach on monday to campaign with governor gavin newsom to tell people to vote no on the recall election. this is going to be happening on monday and is part of the presidents. california visit. he will head first to sacramento to serve a wildfire damage in the state. and then after being in sacramento, he will join the governor in long beach for this rally against the recall. we will carry the event live on our streaming news app. kronon and of course bring you a full report of the day's events. >> on kron 4. and our coverage of the recall election continues on kron 4 dot com just scan the qr code on the screen right now. i'll take you straight to our web page. >> we can get the latest on the candidates as well as information about how to cast your ballot election day is tuesday. september 14th. we have much more ahead here on kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock today. >> we'll hear from bay area

the kron 00:00am morning news. it is. >> thursday september. the reyna harvey, thank you so much for joining us for being awake at this hour. maybe you're getting ready for work, maybe you're getting ready. i don't know to hit the road in some capacity, safe travels will give us some updated information on the road conditions. but first, johns for abel has everything you need to know in the weather center this morning when it comes to the forecasts, how we should address what we can expect. and especially if you have some weekend plans, good morning. rey. yes, it's early risers that are always showing us here at 04:00am and. >> we're here with you as you're barely getting those eyes open. we're looking outside at some conditions this morning that are really nice overall. we don't have a whole lot of fog to be talking about, which is certainly a nice way to start your commute. knowing that visibility is going to be a-ok. a look outside at our quick tower cam this morning does show you that shine and pretty brightly

kron four's. gayle ong shows us how folks states safe while also having fun. >> bottle rocket is a sold-out event. this weekend a day to sign .uch larger crowd. >> music lovers descended on napa valley. is labor day weekend to get performances from multiple stages having a live music and just seeing people really enjoy themselves. great. the bottle rock music festival was canceled last year due to covid and returning with a few restrictions that civil goers have to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. it's very strange. >> definitely happy to be outside and in the diet and feeling good and everyone had to prove vaccination negative. everyone inside during a mass. everyone here is then test. the air has a negative tests or has a vaccine. so i feel like it's pretty the way they did as pretty masks are optional outside but are required inside. the day was filled with cheers and dancing. many of the safe and grateful for his sense of normalcy it's wonderful to be out again with all the

the kron 4 dot com. you can find more details along with information to get you ready for wildfire season scan the qr code on your screen with your mobile device. and you'll be directed straight to our website. rain is on the way and it is much needed, especially for crews who are still battling those fires will talk about that in a second. as we get you ready for the rest of your saturday night and the start of sunday. here's a live look at the transamerica pyramid which has turned black and white because of fog that is snow encompassing the area along with rain and a whole lot more debris say you have plenty of stuff to talk about tonight. yeah. and where to begin. jonathan, let's start out with the clouds. we are noticing an increase and that high cloud cover dense, low cup clouds and fog. >> not an issue right now for the bay area coastline and even for inland valleys. pretty nonexistent there. but we are seeing. >> that high cloud cover with upcoming storm already right now throughout the northweste

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you'll be taken to that special section on kron 4 dot com. >> meanwhile, just in to the kron 4 news room tonight. concession workers at oracle park have voted to strike after they say more than 20 workers have contracted covid-19 since oracle park reopened back in june. the workers union say that the giants have failed to enforce the mask mandate and social distancing within the stadium. the workers are asking for masking and social distancing to be enforced in hazard pay of $3 an hour according to union leaders concession workers will stay on the job tonight as the giants take on the dodgers at oracle park. but the 900 workers who work at the concession stands at oracle park. we have learned from that union could strike at any time after tonight's game. a big detail there. kron four's, amanda hari gathering more information. she'll have a live report on kron 4 news live in prime time starting at 8. >> now to the north bay where it is day 2 of the bottle rock music festival happening in napa. and this is the first major music event kicking off after being canceled last year because of co

kron four's. madyun has the latest information on when they might be moving again. >> that familiar sound of bells ringing as cable cars pass by is still missing after multiple days of being out of service in san francisco. according to this recent tweet from sfmta due to an electrical issue at the bar and cable cars have been replaced with limited bus service on all lines until further notice. according to an sfmta representative, the eli trickle issue happened last thursday and not only disrupted power to the cable car bomb. but it also cause outage to the entire system. fortunately no employees or customers were injured and sfmta. officials say although the power was lost. no lasting damage was done to the system. however, the repairs are ongoing while they wait for the parts to arrive from out of state. in the meantime, the transportation agency recommends riders use the sfmta twitter page for information regarding alternate lines for service like the f market. 8 bayshore and the 30 stockton.

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gayle ong kron 4 news. >> right now. the kron 4 dot com. you can find more details and information to get you ready for wildfire season scan the qr code on your screen with your mobile device. and you'll be directed to our website. let's talk about our 4 zone forecast now a live look at san francisco, courtesy of the sutro tower camera on this sunday night. you can see that fog. that is creeping in there. cooling things off. but as we talked about, we're also dealing with some smoke and some small from all the cars that are hitting the road for this long holiday weekend as well. erica caturay in tonight, former bristle with a look at what is on the way. as we start labor day. >> good evening. all. yeah. waking up this morning. you can notice the hay specially if you live inland temperatures a little versus what we yesterday. you can see here the temperature change over the last 24 hours. we're still in 80's out and any out conquered in livermore, a little cooler right now. 70 degrees in san jose 50's here in the stadium. we've got a sea bre

ashley zavala kron 4 news ashley and republican front runner. larry elder reacting to the campaign rallies by the president and vice president saying in a social media post quote. >> if gavin newsom thinks that flying in joe biden and kamala harris. not exactly the most admired government officials at the present time will make him look better. that's all you need to know about how oblivious and detached newsome is a large majority of californians and of quote, coming up tonight at 6.30, our political analyst michael yaki will be joining kron 4 live to talk about the upcoming recall election. >> if you have questions for michael, you can head to our facebook page and post them there will try to ask him those live on the air. but until that our coverage of the recall election continues on kron 4 dot com just scan the qr code there on the screen that will take you straight to our web page where you get the latest on the candidates and details on casting your ballot. a developing news tonight. we are learning that 2 people have been hit by a car ou

kron. 4 news. mark your calendars because san francisco's chinese new year parade is coming back after taking this year off because of the pandemic. organizers are getting ready to celebrate the upcoming year of the tiger. >> it will take place february 19th, all volunteers and members of the parade are required to be fully vaccinated and masks. >> for those wanting to attend you will be able to reserve bleacher seats starting in november. >> no details yet on what route the parade will follow. but that's always a lot of fun. sure is another big story tonight. senator dianne feinstein is taking a bold step against covid ahead of the upcoming holiday as a safety introduce a bill that would require all passengers on domestic flights to either be fully vaccinated or have recently tested negative for the coronavirus. joining us now with more details on all of this is our grant lotus but in time for the holidays, right. lot of people going to be flying. the key here is these are domestic flights. oia in

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ella sogomonian kron 4 news. thank you, ll larry elder who is the republican front runner to replace newsom if he is recalled campaign in the la area. today. he met with locals at brent's deli in northridge alder kicked off his bus tour across southern california final pitches before tuesday's recall election. and there's a little drama on the campaign trail elder and his team. they were confronted by some protesters in venice. one woman reportedly threw some eggs and punches forcing elder to cut his visit short elder tweeted about what happened and he wrote, quote, the intolerant left will not stop us. we will recall gavin newsome. and it's been 3 weeks since warren county students and teachers went back to classrooms and since then the. >> health department has investigated more than 70 positive covid cases among students and staff across the entire fortune. well, bellow reports now only couple of the cases are considered in school transmissions. >> it's very promising and mia sharing data that we're seeing on

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kron on. we'll also have a 30 minute 9.11 anniversary special here on kron. 4 starts at 1030, saturday night. >> next at a right to life. advocates versus a social media community. how tiktok users help dismantle and >> texas governor greg abbott is defending the new state law there which bans most abortions. the ban offers no exceptions for cases of rape or incest. abbott claimed today. the law does not force victims to give birth that even though it does prohibit abortions before some women even know they are pregnant. his comments drew criticism from opponents of that texas law, which is the biggest curve on abortions in the united staes since they were legalized a half century ago. it prohibits abortions once medical professionals can detect fetal heartbeat activity, which is usually around 6 weeks under the new texas law. anybody is allowed to report someone who is having an abortion and now looks like gen z is striking back with what's being called online activism tiktok users today vowe

ashley zavala kron 4 news. i was going to ask you actually do we have do we have any idea if he's going to actually talk at some point this evening. but it really does seem that. >> maybe he's trying to keep his options available in case at the last minute he decides to go to los angeles or go back to san francisco. well, it seems pretty solid that he would be here in sacramento. i think it depends on the election results. tonight. the campaign has said. >> but if things go in his favor this evening as results roll in. it's a possibility he could do something this evening later on this evening when we have a better sense of those election results. but the governor has said that he would wait for the ap to call the race before potentially doing anything. well, thank you very much. ashley. we appreciate that. still haven't turned in your ballot. it's not too late. >> mail in ballots were sent to you previously registered voters. so if you. >> are planning to mail in your ballot, you need to make sure it is submit

amanda hari kron 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news thousands of people they flock to napa for the bottle. rock music festival. how the threat of covid-19 made some local businesses nervous over the weekend. >> and welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news on this labor day. september 6. john, a lot of people sleeping in when they get up this morning, the walkout fame baby. wow. it is hot because triple digits inland so head to the beaches i agree today is absolutely a day to get out to the coastline because those triple digits and 90's that we have inland. >> are not going to be anything fun to be spending much time in this afternoon. now our beaches, although pretty cloudy this morning. we'll clear out really nicely later on. this is your look at half moon bay right now. and yeah, it doesn't look like a good beach day just yet. but, you know, it's only 06:30am. you're not going to be heading out there for a few more hours, at least so fully in which case we do have some mostly sunny skies at a lot of our beaches to look forward to. we do have some fog near the