kron four's dan thorn has that update. >> san mateo county deputies swarming magnolia avenue and laurel street in san carlos on thursday morning. it was where a woman was beheaded by a man armed with a sword neighbors stunned by this heinous crime. i'm unbelievable. we've got a lot to pray about is crazy. several witnesses told investigators they saw the 25 year-old woman being attacked in the street before she was brutally killed in front of her home. deputies would not elaborate on the relationship between the victim and her killer. there was an ongoing relationship between the 2. >> and we believe this is an isolated incident. there is no ongoing threat to the community. >> deputies found and arrested the man shortly after the violent attack. they say he was apparently suffering from some sort of medical emergency. details on that were not released. as of this report the weapon used in the crime has not been found. neighbors say they're sad that this mother of 2 was killed in such a disturbing way. >> pray for her and her family. >> reporting in san carlos, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >>

dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> the is not over. many judges are asking me has the finest noble. the device has never go resolutions. well, it's not over but is the end of covid in sight. >> experts of the world health organization gave their opinions with flu season just around the corner. we've had 2 years of quiet flu season is largely because of distancing and masking. but infectious disease specialists say they're worried about this year. kron four's amanda hari has that detail. >> i had 2 reactions. interestingly, my first was yes, unfortunately, my second reaction was how did she know that doctor john swartzberg with uc berkeley reacting to the world health organization's announcement wednesday saying the end of the covid-19 pandemic. >> could be in sight. doctor swartzberg says covid cases are low. now and will likely remain low for the next month is no. we have. >> we population from either previous infection or vaccination. and on top of that, we've got for the first we're being proactive with this new vaccine to protect people for the upcoming winter. but swartzberg sa

dan thorn has those details for us. >> chp says all the victims suffered minor to moderate injuries. the popular store is boarded up and closed for the time being as police are trying to figure out why this 88 year-old driver came barreling in. >> shoppers cash registers and merchandise or sent flying after a car comes crashing through the driver slamming into this trader. joe's in castro valley thursday afternoon, injuring 8 people of injured. >> 4 people were taken hospitals. one of the 4 people transported to hospitals is a juvenile. >> the youngest victim is 5 years old, much younger than the 88 year-old man who chp says is responsible for running into the busy store. regular shoppers of this trader. joe's say they're upset over the news. well, it's a sad thing. you know, i mean, i hope nobody's hurt 2 seriously. >> her dolls, a bad thing. that's what happens. as i understand it was an elderly person who is part. hit the wrong pedal. >> i guess that can happen. investigators say the driver has been cooperating with police. they have already ruled out drugs or alcohol and also whe

dan thorn kron, 4 thank >> another big story today. she was one of the most pivotal figures of the 20th century recognized across the planet. today the world is marking the death of queen elizabeth. the second she died at age 96 at her summer home in scotland. members of the royal family rushed there after getting news. her health had taken a turn for the worse. and that will look live at the scene outside buckingham palace. it is very light there now. but earlier, huge crowds. but people have been gathering all day to remember, in most cases, they only queen they've ever had and remembering her remarkable life. she was britain's longest reigning monarch holding the crown. >> for an astounding 70 >> years. and the queen has been a symbol of stability. and at times a turbulent era that saw the decline of the british empire and overwhelming scrutiny for some dysfunction in her own family. the public's abiding affection for the queen helps maintain support for the monarchy during a string of scandals and drama. >> her son, he is now king

and unfortunately, that's something we have to deal reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> well, we will continue to follow this shooting both on air and online. you can scan this qr code with your smartphone. it's going to take you over to our website. we're going to be posting updates as soon as they become available. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, how local groups in the east bay are reacting to the schools. shooting near the shooting near schools and what they say they are doing to prevent gun violence right here in oakland. and we're talking about hurricane ian now reported as one of the most powerful storms in the united states. we have a breakdown on how the federal government is dealing with the situation. we'll be right back. >> well, we have new video showing some of the flooding and destruction that hurricane ian is leaving in florida. here's some of those images were seen from the southwestern part of the state. ferocious winds pouring rain and the storm surge quickly flooding the streets there. electrical explosions, almost 100% of lee county where fo

liberty is set to take on los gatos high school friday night reporting in brentwood, dan thorn kron. 4 news. well, an emergency room doctor shared some tips on protecting yourself in extreme heat. >> the emergency room doctor says that they see people from heat related illnesses every year and they're prepared to the santa clara valley medical center to treat them. but he wants to make sure everyone is preparing themselves to prevent things from even getting that bat where you have to go to the hospital. he explains some people are just more vulnerable than others. >> people who most at risk are the young because the bodies are so much smaller that they're more susceptible to temperature changes and then the elderly because are older and have less dynamic resources available address the temperature changes people who are on medications medications often make it difficult for the body to react to temperature changes. >> so here's some advice you want to stay hydrated, avoid sugary and alcoholic beverages. find a really cool place to keep cool. you keep your fans on. we're light loose

dan thorn kron, 4 news and thank you for that report. did you want to ask him something i'm sorry what we are following developing news. this is coming out of santa monica, southern california tonight. >> 2 people have been killed in a small plane crash. it happened about 4.30, this afternoon at the santa monica airport. you're looking at a live picture of the aftermath of the situation there. the victims were pronounced dead at the scene. the faa says the plane was a single engine. piper sport. no word on what caused the plane to crash. we will update this story as we learn more information. >> now county sheriff's deputy is now in custody at the santa rita jail accused of shooting and killing 2 people. investigators say 24 year-old devin williams junior shot and killed. 42 year-old maria tran and her 58 year-old husband venison tran in their dublin home on colebrook lane. the couple's relatives said an intruder entered the house just before one in the morning and opened fire. williams surrendered about 12 hours later and was taken into

kron four's dan thorn. he talked with one of those rescued passengers and also people avoiding bart to get home tonight. he joins us in the newsroom with the latest. dan. >> well, vicki and grant, it was a frightening day for some of those commuters and really frustrating for others. bart riders have been encouraged to look at other ways to get around or get out of the city tonight. and these delays are expected to disrupt service throughout the night. >> a bart train blackened by a power failure in the transbay tube. cell phone, flashlights. the only way for hundreds of passengers to seeing what i do suffer from anxiety. i know that if i were to start and in are having an anxiety would not help at all. and the pool at soft this summer. >> this not all trapped. bart riders can handle the situation like joslin rowe k. >> she says there was confusion and worry it was concerning the amount of time that taking. >> commission's or police to figure out what was going on. the nightmare trip between west oakland an

dan thorn kron, 4 news. hi, dan. and today's incident is just the latest in what seems to be an ongoing a problem for bart. >> at least in the recent weeks. and just this last sunday, bart service temporarily stopped in the transbay tube due to 2 trains that were broken down between embarcadero and lake merritt. and then on friday, september 16th, the deadly crash involving a motorcyclist. it disrupted bart service in downtown oakland for several hours. and that led to this chaos in the west oakland station. oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting involving a brinks armored truck. happened about 2 this afternoon on international boulevard. police say 3 people were shot. one of them died at the scene. a brinks employee and a bystander were injured. oakland's police chief at the scene had a message to the community as the city records at 90nd homicide of the year. >> it's been a tough weekend. a city of we obviously have seen several homicides this week. we ask the community to continue to bring forth inform

dan thorn kron. 4 news. thank you, dan. a road in san francisco is being renamed after the show returned a packed e who was killed after he was shoved to the ground in broad daylight. he was 84 years old. 2 men were charged for that january 2021. attack. the renaming will be held on saturday, october 1st at 01:00pm on terra vista avenue and encanto avenue. the speakers will include beaches, daughter, actor daniel dae kim nobel peace prize nominee amanda win and others. now to an update on hurricane fiona. it is gaining strength as it tears through the caribbean. >> the owner grew to a category 4 storm after pounding turks and caicos yesterday is now packing 130 heading towards you to islands in. the storm's destructive quake are still struggling to recover. flooding has devastated puerto rico and 3 days after the only hit their most of the island is still without power or running. water is scarce and many people are feeling jokes with mountain runoff. governor newsom is sending a search and rescue team to puerto rico in res

dan thorn kron, 4 thank you, dan. >> in san jose, a drunk driver hit an apartment building early this morning leaving 9 people without a home. it happened on crabapple way. a car hit another car. >> then hit that building. >> no residents were injured. a neighbor says the sound of that crash woke him up. >> and they came out. >> the whole evidence and then make it i don't. i mean, you know what? >> the driver of the car is now in custody. one passenger was taken to a hospital with minor injuries. >> an investigation is underway in oakland after yet another deadly freeway shooting. the shooting happened just before midnight on 5.80, police say they found the victim dead in his van on 51st avenue and international boulevard. investigators are still searching for the shooter. this is the 5th deadly shooting in oakland this week, including an incident right outside of oakland city hall. >> and the south by a woman is in critical condition after a crash that caused her pickup truck to flip over. you're looking at the scene there. san jose police tweeted this photo. it happened this afterno

dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> thank you, dan. will today's incident just the latest in a string of problems for bart in recent weeks last sunday, bart service temporarily stopped in the transbay tube because 2 trains broke down between abarca darrow unlike merit friday at this was the 16th. there was a a deadly crash involving a motorcyclist and that disrupted service in downtown oakland for several hours leading to some chaos at a west oakland station. >> tonight, local police are investigating yet another deadly shooting that happened just before 2 o'clock this afternoon. 44th international. the suspects tried to rob a brinks armored truck. 3 people were shot. one of them died at the scene. a brinks employee and a bystander were injured. this is the city's 90nd homicide of the year. >> it's been a tough weekend. a city of we obviously have seen several homicides this week. we ask the community to continue to bring forth information, help us solve these crimes. we also asked the community to continue too help get rid of the guns

dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> thank you, dan. bart service is starting to be fully restored at this hour after a motorcycle rider was killed by a bart train this afternoon in oakland. it happened near 23rd street and northgate avenue where the oakland underground tunnel ascends to an aerial track. officials say the person crashed was thrown from the bike and then landed on the tracks. right as a train was coming. the crash disrupted service in both directions at the 19th street station in downtown oakland causing you see the crowds of people who were trying to get on or off trains from the 19th street station. trains were not running through the west. oakland macarthur and lake merritt stations. but barr just announced through a tweet that service is now starting to be fully restored. >> a brush fire along 5.80, in oakland has burned at least 4 homes and at least one firefighter was hospitalized with heat-related injuries. this was far from good, but it could have been a lot worse. kron four's gayle ong was set the scene of the f

kron four's dan thorn has the details. >> san mateo county deputies swarming magnolia avenue and laurel street in san carlos on thursday morning. it was where a woman was beheaded by a man armed with a sword neighbors stunned by this heinous crime. i'm unbelievable. we've got a lot to pray about is crazy. several witnesses told investigators they saw the 25 year-old woman being attacked in the street before she was brutally killed in front of her home. deputies would not elaborate on the relationship between the victim and her killer. there was an ongoing relationship between the 2. >> and we believe this is an isolated incident. there is no ongoing threat to the community. >> deputies found and arrested the man shortly after the violent attack. they say he was apparently suffering from some sort of medical emergency. details on that were not released. as of this report the weapon used in the crime has not been found. neighbors say they're sad that this mother of 2 was killed in such a disturbing way. >> pray for her and her family. >> reporting in san carlos, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >>

reporting in studio dan thorn kron. 4 news dan. >> the dramatic spike in violence is likely going to be the first order of business for oakland's next mayor mayor libby schaff tweeted today's gun violence shocks the so our schools are sanctuaries for our children. kron four's dan kerman talk to 2 of the people hoping to replace libby schaff. >> police certainly have a tough job on their hands with this ever increasing level of violence. but so does oakland's mayor. and as you mentioned, oakland will have a new mayor in just a few months today. we poke with a couple of those vying for the post to get their reaction to what needs to be done here going forward. we can't hold anything back when it comes to protecting our kids. that means bringing more resources staff. well, officers as well as civilians that are on the ground, not just to respond but to preemptively engage support our kids address the root causes of why they're even picking up a gun. >> in the first place and really get to the heart of what's going on. we've got to be able to i would say invest in the violence interrupti

reporting in studio dan thorn kron. 4 right, dan? and this uptick in violence is likely the first order of business for oakland's next. mayor mayor libby schaff. the current mayor tweeted out today. >> gun violence sojourner truth. school shocks. the sole our schools, our sanctuaries for our children. earlier kron oakland's mayor. and as you mentioned, oakland will have a new mayor in just a few months. >> today we spoke with a couple of those vying for the post to get their reaction to what needs to be done here going forward. we can't hold anything back when it comes to protecting our kids. that means bringing more resources staff. well, officers as well as civilians that are on the ground, not just to respond but to preemptively engage support our kids address the root causes of why they're even picking up a gun. >> in the first place and really get to the heart of what's going on. we've got to be able to i would say invest in the violence interruption programs, invest in those resources. they give our kids alternatives. other pat

and as kron four's, dan thorn reports for us. the group is now trying to find a way to stay in the marina or at least have some good options. elsewhere. >> voters in this cove near oyster point, marina in south city are being told they have to leave. the notices were sent to residents or boards on june. 15th. the first for people like matt kline who have lived here for more than a decade been a >> you know, it's it's it just messes with security complete. >> the marinas owner, kilroy realty corporation offered people like line $10,000 if they signed an agreement to leave within 4 months. at first, it sounded really good because they were unit. >> they were giving us that money for moving that. we had tell them within 15 days. >> some residents say the timing of all of this has been rushed. there's also been a challenge of finding a new place to live. many marinas do not have the space for more boards and the san francisco bay conservation and development commission, but also have to approve an increase to the amount of people who

kron four's dan thorn has that part of the story. >> the oakland unified school district reeling from the violence. this has to stop. >> our city cannot keep going on like this. >> it has to stop ust spokesperson john sasaki says the district trying to get information out to families as quickly as possible. you know, usd faced criticism last month for not properly notifying parents about ansther shooting that happened at madison park academy wednesday's shooting brought back concerns for families. and my concern would be to make sure that the campus something that. proper protocols in place to ensure that the students are secure and safe when they're on the campus at all times. the oakland teachers union is calling on usd to do more >> president keith brown releasing a statement saying in part. >> educators are committed to doing whatever it takes to keep our schools safe. we have major concerns over the resources that are readily available to support the needs of our students. our schools should be safe havens for students free from fear of gun violence. oakland school board member m

dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> an evacuation center has been open for residents who are displaced because of all of this. it's at 7 trees community center at 35 90 cast drive. you're asked to bring some sort of identification to confirm that you have been displaced from that area. there is still no containment and the mosquito wildfire burning between sacramento and lake tahoe. it has spread to nearly 30,000 acres. >> more than 6,000 homes are threatened. coming up at 10 15, we'll have a live report with a look at some of the destruction. and time for look at the forecast as we look live over the city looks like the return kind of some fog, which is welcome. yes. >> a very nice view. breeze says something we've been wanting for more than a week. more than a week and he's back. karl, the fog is out in full force and we're noticing cooler temperatures along the coast and starting to see double-digit cooling for our warmest inland valleys. thanks to none other than karl. the fog making his truck across the east bay shoreline currently over berkeley. and we're noticing a little bit of that sm

liberty is set to take on los gatos high school friday night. >> reporting in brentwood, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> cal iso is hoping future flex alerts will be a successful as wednesday's meeting people will cut back on electricity. so as not the jolt, california's energy grid in 2 emergency territory. now, if that were to happen, cal iso could order rotating outages requiring pg and e and california's other major utility companies to cut power to certain communities pg and e has an online tool where you can plug in your address and find out if you could be impacted if cal iso calls for a rotating outage. the heat itself could also cause the outages. >> transformers will heat up during the day and generally overnight they have a chance to cool down and when it's so hot that the weather does not cool down enough for these machines to to have a chance to cool down that lead to a quitman failure. and that's when we'll see power outages due to heat. >> right now, pg news weather forecasting team believes that most of the bay area should be free of heat related outages through sunday, but c

dan thorn has details. >> san mateo county deputies swarming magnolia avenue and laurel street in san carlos on thursday morning. it was where a woman was beheaded by a man armed with a sword neighbors stunned by this heinous unbelievable. we've got a lot to pray about is crazy. several witnesses told investigators they saw the 25 year-old woman being attacked in the street before she was brutally killed in front of her home. deputies would not elaborate on the relationship between the victim and her killer. there was an ongoing relationship between the 2. >> and we believe this is an isolated incident. there's no ongoing threat to the community. >> deputies found and arrested the man shortly after the violent attack. they say he was apparently suffering from some sort of medical emergency. details on that were not released. as of this report the weapon used in the crime has not been found. neighbors say they're sad that this mother of 2 was killed in such a disturbing way. >> pray for her and her family. >> reporting in san carlos, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> well, happening today, th

dan thorn kron, 4 news. dan, thank you. in the north bay, the city of sausalito is now banning gas-powered leaf blowers. the ban was unanimously approved by the city council last month. >> the move was made to try to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the community. gas-powered leaf blowers have also been a common source of noise complaints by residents under the new ordinance. at the end of january. sausalito will also ban gas-powered lawn mowers. hedge trimmers weed trimmers and we'd backers. >> let's take a live look outside at sf. we don't have the live picture. okay with this is from earlier today. >> airport restaurant workers are now back surveying passengers. labor organizers reached a tentative agreement late wednesday night ending the strike that forced about 80 restaurants, coffee shops and bars inside sfo inside the airport to close for several days. many workers have complained of going 3 years without a raise. the union says the workers are now getting significant raises and the family health care. >> coming u

and as kron four's, dan thorn reports, the group is now trying to find a way to stay in the marina. >> voters in this cove near oyster point, marina in south city are being told they have to leave. the notices were sent to residents or boards on june. 15th. the first for people like matt kline who have lived here for more than a decade. it's been a dragnet. >> you know, it's it's it just messes security complete. >> the marinas owner, kilroy realty corporation offered people like line $10,000 if they signed an agreement to leave within 4 months. at first, it sounded really good because they were unit. >> they were giving us that money for moving that. we had tell them within 15 days. >> some residents say the timing of all of this has been rushed. there's also been a challenge of finding a new place to live. many marinas do not have the space for more boards and the san francisco bay conservation and development commission, but also have to approve an increase to the amount of people who live at each marina. cdc currently allows for just 10%. that's an arbitrary number. >> it has to b

liberty is set to take on los gatos high school friday night. >> reporting in brentwood, dan thorn kron. 4 news, an emergency room doctor is sharing some tips today on protecting yourselves in this extreme heat. our ella sogomonian is joining us from our newsroom tonight with that advice. we probably all needed ala. >> currently, pam and ken, somebody with heat exhaustion can feel dizzy thursday, very sweaty and nauseous. and even week those symptoms can get worse and lead to heat stroke, which worse. case can cause death. the emergency room doctor that we spoke with tells us that they see people for heat illnesses every year. so they are prepared over at the santa clara valley medical center to treat them. but he wants to make sure everyone is preparing themselves to prevent things from getting so bad that they need medical attention and explains some are more vulnerable than others. >> the people who most at risk are the young because the bodies are so much smaller that they're more susceptible to temperature changes and then the elderly because are older and have less dynamic resourc

dan thorn kron, 4 news. dan, thank you. and 8 year-old boy has died after being hit by a car near on elementary school in san jose this morning. >> san jose police say that the car struck the boy and his 40 4 year-old baby sitter, the a baby sitter suffering serious. but non life threatening injuries. a memorial of flowers was placed roadside for the boy who is the 3rd grader at the elementary school residents paying their respects and asking for more signage at that intersection to prevent another tragedy. >> sometimes a car, hurry or they don't notice and they really do care. and they just like it. they go really fast. >> i have my kids, my granddaughters feed my granddaughter. they walked to school. and i don't want to no other child killed. >> officers say the driver of the car is cooperating with police and no arrests have been made. >> a motorcycle rider who was killed by a bart train in oakland this afternoon. officials say the person crash was thrown from the bike and then landed on the tracks. it happened near 23rd

four's dan thorn has more. san mateo county deputies swarming magnolia avenue and laurel street in san carlos on thursday morning. it was where a woman was beheaded by a man armed with a sword. >> neighbors stunned by this heinous crime. i'm unbelievable. we've got a lot to pray about is crazy. several witnesses told investigators they saw the 25 year-old woman being attacked in the street before she was brutally killed in front of her home. deputies would not elaborate on the relationship between the victim and her killer. there was an ongoing relationship between the 2. >> and we believe this is an isolated incident. there is no ongoing threat to the community. >> deputies found and arrested the man shortly after the violent attack. they say he was apparently suffering from some sort of medical emergency. details on that were not released. as of this report the weapon used in the crime has not been found. neighbors say they're sad that this mother of 2 was killed in such a disturbing way. >> pray for her and

and unfortunately, that's something we have to do reporting in oakland. >> dan thorn kron, 4 news. and of course, we will continue to follow the latest with the shooting both here on air and online throughout the day. just scan that qr code you see on the screen that will take you right to that page on our website. we're collecting all the updates for you. >> right now, the breaking news is right now. coast guard and sheriffs crews are scrambling to rescue people who are stranded in flooding in florida. yeah, we're seeing the storms started to hamper are starting to hammer places like orlando. >> this is video of tampa where you can see the strong winds blowing the rain sideways, ripping some of the roofing material off of the buildings. yeah. there are reports that there are a building collapses. causeways have collapsed. the storm made landfall near. >> fort myers brought a huge amounts of rain and storm surge. you can see this one reporter. she's at a a fire station. the see the firefighters, by the way, it's hip, deep water. and by the way, they are still responding to calls fo

and as kron four's dan thorn reports, the group is now trying to find a way to stay in the marina or at least have good options to move elsewhere. >> voters in this cove near oyster point, marina in south city are beinw told they have to leave. the notices were sent to residents or boards on june. 15th. the first for people like matt kline who have lived here for more than a decade. it's been a dragnet. >> you know, it's it's it just messes with security completely. >> the marinas owner, kilroy realty corporation offered people like line $10,000 if they signed an agreement to leave within 4 months. at first, it sounded really good because they were unit. >> they were giving us that money for moving that. we had tell them within 15 days. >> some residents say the timing of all of this has been rushed. there's also been a challenge of finding a new place to live. many marinas do not have the space for more boards and the san francisco bay conservation and development commission, but also have to approve an increase to the amount of people who live at each marina. cdc currently allows f

and unfortunately, that's something we have to do reporting in oakland, dan thorn. >> kron 4 news and we will continue to follow the shooting both on air and online. that qr code. if you'll scan it will take you to our website where we have a page set up with the constant posts and updates as they come out. we have an update now 607, to the breaking news, which is we're following hurricane ian in florida. >> so and turned out to make landfall as a category 3, but remember, was close to a 5 with the winds. this is orlando this and it's headed to orlando. now, this is tampa being pummeled, as you can see. >> by the rain and the wind. now the winds been doing a number 2 ripping roofs off of buildings. the storm making landfall right near the fort myers area. and aside from the wind and also brought some pretty dramatic flooding to, in fact, in this video, you can see the roadways inundated 8 to 10 foot. storm surge hit a good bit of the area. and there you can see in the report are shot behind her. this is a fire it's up to his almost his yeah. the fire trucks. >> being swapped. we have

dan thorn kron. 4 news. lafayette police on the contra costa county sheriff's office are investigating. >> and attempted kidnapping of a 14 year-old girl. they said that she was walking to stanley middle school on monroe avenue about 8 this morning after being dropped off by a parent. she told police a man asked her if she was alone, grabbed her by her shoulder. she did manage to get away and police were notified. tonight a assisted living his reporting yet another resident death this time had its walnut creek facility. atria sent a vague statement kron 4 news last night saying that the resident died in walnut creek because of something he adjusted. >> but they didn't explain exactly what was ingested. kron four's rob nesbitt, talk to the residents sun today. it was around midnight on august 24th when doctor kerry can noon was woken up by a phone call from this atria walnut creek assisted living facility. >> staff alerted him that his dad constantine can noon had to be taken to the hospital. it's always surp

. >> kron four's dan thorn is there tonight with how it all happened. >> chp says all the victims suffered minor to moderate injuries. the popular store is boarded up and closed for the time being as police are trying to figure out why this 88 year-old driver came barreling in. >> shoppers cash registers and merchandise or sent flying after a car comes crashing through the driver slamming into this trader. joe's in castro valley thursday afternoon, injuring 8 people of injured. >> 4 people were taken hospitals. one of the 4 people transported to hospitals is a juvenile. >> the youngest victim is 5 years old, much younger than the 88 year-old man who chp says is responsible for running into the busy store. regular shoppers of this trader. joe's say they're upset over the news. well, it's a sad thing. you know, i mean, i hope nobody's hurt 2 seriously. >> her dolls, a bad thing. that's what happens. as i understand it was an elderly person who is part and hit the wrong pedal. >> i guess that can happen. investigators say the driver has been cooperating with police. they have already ruled ou

dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> now to wildfire coverage. the weather did cool, but that did not slow down the mosquito fire. the fire has now burned nearly 64,000 acres in placer and el dorado counties. fire crews now say containment is only a 20%. what she meteorologist lawrence karnow tracking the weather conditions in the fire zone. these tough fire conditions. now we've had, of course, that record heat last this week, a little improvement. >> temperatures cool down the onshore flow returns. but every afternoon we get that sea breeze kicking up and that's been a concern in around those fires. we have some of those winds almost blowing to 20 miles per hour this afternoon and they're dealing with the strong winds are up there now should calm down overnight tonight as it usually does. these fires kind break overnight and calm down in the early morning hours as winds subside. but we're looking at a lot of that smoke that has just been flowing over the sierra nevada from those fires into that whole area has been a big concern. the forecast mo

but there's elements in the city that's not in the reporting into a home. >> dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> a dash cam captured a deadly and horrifying big rig crash along a texas highway. and some viewers might find the video hard to watch. we'll start hearing on the left side of the screen. you can see the semi falling off an overpass and bursting into flames as a tumble to the street below the truck was hauling u.s. mail. it's 71 year-old driver was killed on impact. no one else was hurt. the cause has yet to be determined. now back to the east bay where the california highway patrol is investigating a shooting on interstate 5.80, that left one man dead. the shooting happened around 11, 30 on wednesday night. police say they found the victim dead in his van on 51st avenue and international boulevard. investigators are still searching for the shooter. it marks the 5th deadly shooting in oakland just this week. a new study is warning a fault line may create a massive earthquake in the southern california peninsula. researchers at harvard say the pollo varities fault zone. my create a 7.

dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> just terrible dead. all right. thank you. some breaking news now to get to this is in oakland. police say at least one person is in critical condition following 2 shootings. police say one of the shootings happened shortly before 6 tonight on 27th street just east of broadway. the victim in this case is listed in stable condition. officers were then, though, notified of a second victim who was taken to a hospital. that person is in critical condition. anyone with information is asked to call oakland police. >> developing news out of the east bay, the longtime security guard shot outside a hospital yesterday has died from his injuries. san leandro police say he died today. the death is being investigated as a homicide. the shooting happened about noon yesterday on the campus of kaiser permanente in san leandro. police say the sixty-year-old armored car guard was shot while caring and undisclosed amount of money. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition. his name has not yet been publicly released, but he had been wor

and unfortunately, that's something we have to deal reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> and we continue to follow this shooting both on air and online. just scan this qr code on your screen there with your smartphone. it will take you straight to our website. kron 4 dot com where you can find late-breaking updates on this story. and moving on to our current coverage of hurricane ian, which has been downgraded to a tropical storm. the storm left damage across the state as rescues are now underway. and wyatt little has the latest from fort myers where officials estimate fatalities in the county could be in the hundreds. >> we are skipping their first glance of the sunshine here this morning, which is a welcome sight for southwest floridians waking up to all this damage. what you're hearing behind me is the fire alarms shifting going off for hours now and this vote, the force of the storm pushed it into the department building here. one lady told me it sounded like a gunshot. every time the boat would bang into a stairwell here in the patio on the second floor, there are se

now, kron four's dan thorn has the details. >> san mateo county deputies swarming magnolia avenue and laurel street in san carlos on thursday morning. it was where a woman was beheaded by a man armed with a sword neighbors stunned by this heinous crime. i'm unbelievable. we've got a lot to pray about is crazy. several witnesses told investigators they saw the 25 year-old woman being attacked in the street before she was brutally killed in front of her home. deputies would not elaborate on the relationship between the victim and her killer. there was an ongoing relationship between the 2. >> and we believe this is an isolated incident. there is no ongoing threat to the community. >> deputies found and arrested the man shortly after the violent attack. they say he was apparently suffering from some sort of medical emergency. details on that were not released. as of this report the weapon used in the crime has not been found. neighbors say they're sad that this mother of 2 was killed in such a disturbing way. >> pray for her and her family. >> reporting in san carlos, dan thorn kron. 4 n

but there's elements in the city that's not in the reporting into a home. >> dan thorn kron, 4 news. well, again, a crazy story. and again, a week from now, she has to begin classes. so the last thing you need to deal with stardom. >> 7.33. right now a new online tool aims to help you submit a complaint about the san francisco police. the department of police accountability launch this new portal to track cases. this department work separately from the police department to independently review allegations of misconduct and abuse and the department is hoping that this review process, we'll create a transparency for people's complaints and we have a link to it as well on kron 4 dot com. >> well, new permanent supportive housing for young adults, transitioning out of homelessness is now open in san francisco's mission district. 25 young adults ages 18 to 24 will have access now to cite staff and social services at the hotel. esperanza is the program behind this new permanent supportive housing. and it's all part of a multiyear plan to prevent youth homelessness, especially in hard-hit c

dan thorn kron, 4 thank you, dan. we also reached out to the livermore school district asking. >> how they're bracing for the heat. they tell us they're going to be limiting outdoor activities, including recess p e and some organized athletics and they have their maintenance team on high alert to deal with any potential air conditioning issues. all right. now for a check of the 4 zone forecast. this we get a live look over downtown san francisco. the city is going to be one of the cooler places in the bay over the next week in the bay over the next week conference. chief here to let us know how hot it's going to get in and for how long? yeah, the stick around a long time. and that's really the concern with this heat wave. >> now will see the some of the hottest temperatures of the year. probably the hottest likely to see the ration of this heatwave extended may be a good 5, maybe 7 days. so we've been talking about that big dome of high pressure that big ridge over the desert, almost all summer long. but guess what? i

dan thorn kron, 4 news. lots of unanswered questions. thank you, dan. out of the east bay, we're learning that the security guard was shot outside a hospital yesterday. >> has died from his injuries. the shooting happened on the campus of kaiser permanente in san leandro. police say the sixty-year-old armored car guard was shot while carrying an undisclosed amount of money. he was admitted to the hospital in critical condition. his name has not been released, but he had been working with garda world for almost 40 years. police say they have no suspect in custody. oakland police say at least one person is in critical condition after 2 shootings. police say one of the shootings happened shortly before 6 tonight on 27th street just east of broadway. the victim in the case is listed in stable condition. officers were then notified of a second victim was taken to a hospital. that person is in critical condition anyone who has information is asked to call oakland police. tonight, we're learning new details about the couple murdered by an alameda county sherif

dan thorn kron, 4 news. all right. hand to the south bay. now, 9 people don't have a place to call home tonight after a suspected drunk driver plowed into their homes. >> this happened in san jose on crab up away shortly after one, 30 early this morning, a car hit another vehicle and then crashed into a townhouse. luckily nobody living there was hurt. but 2 units had to be red tag. we spoke to someone who lives nearby. he says the crash will come up in the middle of the night. >> game out. i the whole evidence make it i don't. and you know what? >> the driver of the car is now in custody. one passenger was taken to the hospital with some minor injuries. also in santa say a woman was seriously injured in a crash involving several cars this afternoon. policewsay it happened about 4.30, at the intersection of capitol avenue in various road where the crash caused the car flip over san jose. police just tweeted that the driver remains in critical condition tonight along with a warning to slow down and to not drive distracted. >> staying in san jo

. >> dan thorn kron, 4 news. and we will continue to follow the shooting both on air and online. that qr code you see on your screen will take you to that second across 4 dot com where we put to get the latest updates from police. you can check out throughout the day and of course, we'll keep you updated during a broadcast as well as we learn more. >> 708. and now to the breaking news. hard-hit areas of florida from hurricane and our flooding. emergency personnel asking for rescues. people are, you know, caught in flooding the water up to 10 feet high and they they need help waist deep in some cases, too. and you can see here the wind just driving this rain sideways. the storm making landfall near fort myers. >> it brought catastrophic flooding was a category 4 storm when it hit. you can see in this video here from a reporter on scene just how deep the water was. and this is just making it difficult for not only people who need to be rescued, but for the rescuers themselves because this is what the fire station looked like. my gosh, our correspondent and wyatt little is in fort m

dan thorn kron. 4 news it than you think. you know, we stay could get through christmas. it's a. >> you know, perfect holiday gifts right? okay. well, stay on it for us. would get. >> moving on the restaurant workers strike at sfo is over, least for now. labor organizers reached a tentative agreement late wednesday night ending the strike that forced around 80 restaurants, coffee shops and bars inside the airport to close down for several days. many workers they were complaining of going some 3 years without a raise. raising concerns of keeping up with the high cost of living here in the bay area. workers are back on the job today after winning with the union is calling significant raises and free family health care following the strike. other bay area tech company has announced major layoffs, docu sign the electronic documents citing platform announced it's reducing its work force. >> by about 9%, the company's board of directors also authorized a restructuring plan designed to they say, improve operating margin and margins and support the company's growth scale and prof

. >> dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> that's quite a story. and they're quite a family. my gosh. yeah, but you know, they're healthy. she starting nursing school next week. those kids were adorable and healthy and all of this now moving on to. all right. here's what you're looking at here. there's a new online tool that let you submit complaints about the san francisco police, the department of police accountability. it's called its launch. this portal. it will track cases. they work separately from the police department and independently review allegations of abuse or misconduct. the department is hoping this new review process will become more transparent and allow people to submit their complaints. we have a link on our website. >> all right. new permanent supportive housing for young adults, transitioning out of homelessness is now open in san francisco's mission district. 25 young adults ages 18 to 24 will have access. now to on-site staff and social services at the the eula hotel because as is the program behind this new permanent supportive housing. and it's all part of a

dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> an update now to a story that we brought you in the last hour. police have found the man accused of shooting a 12 year-old girl in the leg during a road rage incident happened in pittsburgh about 2 o'clock this afternoon. near harbor street and atlantic avenue. police say that the little girl's mom was driving her and her 2 children, a 6 month-old and a 6 year-old when they got into a road rage incident with another driver. officers say that driver then pulled alongside them, pulled out a gun and shot around into the car which hit the 12 year-old in the leg. the mother drove to a nearby shopping center where she called for help. tonight, we're learning that the child is in stable condition. >> san jose police say they tracked down a man wanted in connection to a deadly shooting at the u.s. mexico border. this happened around 10, 30 last night near william street and 24th near the walmart super center. a woman and man were shot. the woman died at the scene fewer than 24 hours later. and with the help of the chp, investigators say they arrested thi

dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> and 7.11, and the city of concord unanimously passed an anti-harassment protection ordinance for renters. it puts into place protection for renters dealing with abusive landlords who threaten, harass or intimidate them. landlords who violate the policy could be fined $2000. at 7.11 will be back with more. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> why health experts are extra worried about this flu season because you combine that with what's going on with covid and will it could be extra back. and in honor of hispanic heritage month. we're going to tell you the story and history behind these statues that they called and the bray case. >> 7.14, right now and we are checking out the weather on. >> our executive his birthday. happy birthday. found out. >> here is a shot at southwest. might be taking off or something. looks pretty good at the airport. >> and the sun beginning to peer through some of the clouds. i see their job. sometimes that causes delays yesterday. the sunshine yeah. look at that little bit of sunshine push through those clouds which, yeah, the clouds

dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> it's 5.10, and the city of concord unanimously passed an anti-harassment protection ordinance for renters. the policy puts protections in place for renters dealing with abusive landlords who threaten, harass and intimidate them. landlords who violate the policy can be fined $2000. it's 5.10. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, health experts are worried about the future of covid because flu season is approaching. >> why they say this year's flu season could be a bad one. and in honor of his spare a cat and a hispanic heritage month. we're going to tell you the history behind the statues that you see here. and another comfortable day today. daytime highs in the 70's for a lot of the bay area. we're keeping the good step around through the end of the week. >> and then a chance of rainfall this week get the details. still to come. and hit the road on this thursday morning. we are keeping a close eye on your commute will close eye on your commute will be right back after the break. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to sa

. >> dan thorn kron, 4 news for the last thing they need to be dealing with again. she says yes to start medical school next week. all those plans now up in the air. >> 6.32 is the time right now in the east bay, a deadly freeway shooting adding to what's already a busy weekend for law enforcement. a man was shot and killed driving on wednesday around midnight kron four's haaziq has the latest. >> a deadly shooting investigation in oakland again. once oakland police department arrived on scene to their call, they did locate a male who is deceased within vehicle. >> the vehicle, a white van was the focus of police investigators at around 11:30pm, wednesday night 51st avenue and international boulevard. california highway patrol officer andrew barclay explains why chp investigators were called to the scene by opd through their initial investigation determined that. >> what they had located in the city limits likely started as a freeway shooting on i-580, with in oakland. this is the 5th deadly shooting in oakland this week including an incident outside of city hall ki

liberty is set to take on los gatos high school friday night reporting in brentwood, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> and if you have kids or other people who are vulnerable because kids in an older people can get heat stroke and heat exhaustion very easily see want to know the symptoms to look out for. so this is what the cdc has provided so that, you know what the symptoms are. so for heat exhaustion, which is the lesser of these 2. >> you could start experiencing some dizziness. you're going to notice you've got this unquenchable thirst that won't seem to go away. heavy sweating, nausea, and potentially even body weakness. your arms feel just really heavy. want to be on the lookout for that. yeah, everybody, you know, on thursday on hot. but when it when you start feeling nauseous, that's a sign. and then >> you've moved to more serious condition. if you actually start to get dizzy and confused and then you can become unconscious and died from heatstroke. that's the worst-case scenario. so if you start to feel the heat exhaustion, symptoms are going to cool off as much as possible. get

dan thorn kron, 4 news. all right, dan, thank you. one firefighters being treated at a hospital for minor injuries. >> after a fire broke out in a suspected marijuana grow house in san leandro. it happened last night in the area of 100 39th avenue, washington avenue took about 50 firefighters several hours to bring it under control. no information on the cause of the fire is available at this time. let's check on our 4 zone forecast on this wednesday night. a live look outside at the transamerica building in downtown san francisco. and it is glowing tonight. just like lawrence, thank you so much. last night. and some are feeling good out there. and it looks like things. >> are going to start to actually warm up as we head into fall. how about that? but outside right now, your skies cleared out of some rain drops early on this morning actually had a quarter of an inch in half moon bay and 15, 100's in the pacific of it. now that rain has come doing and looks like it's going to go away for a while. we're getting ready for some very nice

and unfortunately, that's something we have to deal reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> and we will continue to follow the shooting both on air and online fact you can scan this qr code that you see on your screen that will take you to a page on our website where we've been posting updates and we're going to have more updates throughout the day as we learn more about the conditions of the victims and the search for the shooter or shooters. all right. now, let's see what's going on florida. the hurricane ian, on its way now to orlando after it pummeled tampa. >> look at this video from tampa. look at the winds. trees w you actually hardly have any visibility there to credible. looks like everything's getting sandblasted almost. but the storm made landfall near fort myers. a catastrophic flooding is being reported in la. you can see in some of this video reporter standing >> well, in some cases waist deep water. again, the storm surge, at least 8 to 10 feet being reported. all of the water rushing into homes into hospitals as a fire station with the fire trucks themselves.