looks like the highest reading we can expect in the indonesia will be around 90 degrees at antioch. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast as i mentioned that cool down tomorrow will ask just one day temperatures bounce right back to the mid to upper 90s inland on monday. and then for the remainder of next week, we don't expect any extremely warm weather, but it'll be seasonally warm with high temperatures inland right around 1992 degrees for most of the week after monday around the bay shoreline mid 70s and on the coast mid-60s. so no heatwave coming our way but temperatures are going to really surge high again on monday. so pretty hot. once more idea. okay. we'll keep an eye out for that spencer. thank you. well, it was one of the computers that helped launch apple how much someone recently paid to get their hands on one of the very first computers steve jobs himself used to pitch the company's product to stores. loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicke

in antioch, cornell bernard. dion: today, samaritan house gave away about 1,000 backpacks and school supplies. the group will give away 2,000 more as the start of the school year approaches. the c.e.o. says this year the supplies are especially needed. >> the cost of food, the cost of gas, the cost of rent is just tearing them apart. and what we're able to do here today is give out 3500 backpacks full of age appropriate school supplies so that these kids can start school ready to learn and feeling great about themselves. dion: samaritan house held today's giveaway at the san mateo give away center. each backpack is build the spiral notebooks, espn sills and crayons for the younger kids and much more. moving on to developing news on the largest wildfire burning in california. the so-called mckinney wildfire near the oregon board sore now 30% contained. four deaths are being blamed on the fire. crews say dangerous weather conditions over the next couple of days could make their job a whole lot harder. flames have s

. >> a missing 12 year-old girl from antioch has been found safe. this according to antioch, police said she is just the latest young person reported missing. and we have seen so many recently if it seems like there's been an increase in reports of missing girls, an expert in this field says it is not our imagination are carnivores. has he made unit has that story >> there appears to have been an increase in reports of missing girls in northern california. the movie and the you seeing more because they're paying more attention specifically paying more attention to missing black and brown news. that is one of the factors. an increase in reports of missing girls. according to jennifer lyles, the executive director of missy. >> an oakland-based nonprofit organization that specializes in helping young people that are at risk or experiencing exploitation. lyles says let youth make up about 5% of the population nationwide. but annually represent over 30% of the youth that go missing. the reason that they are kidnapped and taken in such great numbers becau

antioch staying below 100 degrees. it's not that that hot for the month of augus. a lot of low 90s in the trival. about degrees 5 degrees above normal. exactly average in oakland. mostly 80s for the north bay. temperatures warmer further and further inland. hotr as you go north. lake county, no no real relief from the heat for for you just yet. temperatures g out near 100 degrees. temperatus will stay within five degrees of of what is normal this time of year. the nicest days are probably going to be the weekend. saturday and sunday looking really nice. 60s and 70s around the bay with mostly 80s inland. i think sunday will will be the slightly cooler half half of the weekend for most of the bay area. we start to warm up a little bit as we head through the first half of next week. but we get that nice weekend to enjoy between now and and then when those temperatures temperatures are going to heat back up. vern? > >> hey, straight ahead in sports, the warriors schedule is is out. is dub nation ready for another run? > >> and, the giants. five wins in in a row. tonigh

antioch in livermore climbing well into the 90's, antioch, all the way up to 97 degrees. >> some of the most comfortable spots in areas like the oakland mill valley, san francisco in half moon bay. >> tapping right into that cool coastal erin staying in the 70's contrast that with the fresno and bakersfield at one. 0, 4, in reading at one. 0, 7, nearby to reading. we do have the mckinney fire still burning and contending with that searing heat up. there is not going make the firefight easy for crews on such another hot and dry day. happening today. you can get into all national park sites nationwide for free. the park service is celebrating the great american outdoors act passed in 2020. the bill guarantees permanent funding for the land and water conservation fund. and the free admission isn't just for the big parks like you're 70. but for all national monuments, like mere woods as well, you can get a pinnacle. is national park close to the south bay. however, it does not cover other fees like camping or special tours. you can find a list of participating parks on our website at kron 4

at city hall today, antioch mayor said he plans to appoint johnson as the city's permanent manager. the announcement comes as eight antioch police officers are under criminal investigation for so-called crimes of moral turpitude. apparently, the background of the two appointees makes them a solid fit. now with this pending investigation looming over the police department and the entire city, it's not clear what stability looks like, so i want to add as much as possible to assure our men and women in law enforcement that we are listening. we do care about morale and their need to have stability overall. >> reporter: the mayor plans to hold a special conference this saturday to legally appoint johnson. >>> it is a no. a surprising vito from governor newsom today for safe injection sites for people who use illegal drugs. that decision came back up about an hour ago. as piece 57 would have created safe consumption sites. they would be locations where people could go to legally use drugs like heroin, and they would be under supervision. supporters of the bill say it would reduce overdose

warmer spots like antioch holding to the low 70's. you can see our marine layer is with us over the city. a live look showing you low clouds topping the skyline this morning. center ice at 6:15 in 45 minutes. a humid day with mightiness. community is elevated for another day. by 4:00 p.m., a warmer afternoon with bright skies away from the coast. early this morning, the chance of an isolated shower in the north bay. we'll talk about that in eight minutes. reggie: developing news in the east bay, a housing battle near uc berkeley is heating up. construction equipment surrounds people's park. the city of berkeley and the university planned to create new student housing there. ryan curry is live with what has been happening overnight. ryan: good morning. we are now seeing protesters clashing with police near the side of the construction here. they have been here most of the morning, and now there are tense moments met with them versus the police right now. this is a highly contested issue going on in the bay area. this site has a lot of

high rents aren't just an issue for antioch but throughout the bay area. this fall the residents of the city of richmond will vote on measure p to put a cap on increases. later today at richmond city councilmember housing advocates and tenants will hold a launch event to draw attention to measure p. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we'll continue to follow it. thanks so much, bob. >>> new for you, san jose leaders tonight plan to hear your concerns about a new rollout of city-owned license plate readers. the city installed the first set of devices in april at monterey road and curtener avenue, the scene of three separately deadly hit-and-runs. councilmembers last year approved a pilot program and plan to roll out if more devices perhaps as soon as next spring. privacy advocates question the collection of the data which the city agrees is a legitimate concern. >> we take digital privacy seriously. that's why we have a digital privacy officer here at the city of san jose, and he will be there to address any concerns that anyone may have. >>

. >> a criminal investigation is underway against several antioch antioch police officers. the fbi fbi and county prosecutors are investigating 10% of a department. right now eight patrol officers are on administrative leave, that's 15% 15% of the city's patrol officers. and 10% of the overall overall police force. >> if this process reveals any criminal wrongdoing the sooner we can root out officers that shouldn't be wearing the badge, this is equally about protecting protecting those police officers officers that have chosen to serve with honor. >> the mayor says the city has expedited appointing it's permanent chief of police and city manager, a criminal grand jury could be impaneled, which could create an increase the number of officers under investigation. > >> new developments on the body were covered by crews while searching for a missing teenage girl in truck he. >> authorities say they believe the person is kylie rodney, and we are still waiting for confirmation on this. >> all signs point to this being being kylie rodney, this is the news everybody was dreading. t

. >> antioch at eighty-four degrees. your about 27 degrees warmer than half moon bay in the mid-fifties things tough august and it's arriving a little bit earlier, which is just an indicator of how cool it's going to get tonight. and even through the 2nd half of your weekend, we're noticing 8 degrees of cooling for fairfield, 7 degrees cooler. for those of you in livermore. little change along the san francisco peninsula coastline. but definitely feeling that relief for santa rosa and avato about a handful of degrees of cooling out there for your saturday evening. and here's a look at that thick marine layer visibility not to battle on golden gate bridge, but it is going to worsen during the next couple of hours. but we are seeing pretty socked in conditions with a lot of cloud cover over our bay area. beaches over pacifica and half moon bay. that's why you're in the mid 50's out there right now this evening. and when tracker for it tracking that cool sea breeze. a little bit gusty for downtown san francisco. 23 miles pe

school starting in antioch. back to you. >>> happening now, contra costa county mosquito control teams are spring at the martinez waterfront because they found a high number of insects. it got underway at 4 a.m. and expected to last until 8:00 a.m. later tonight at 10:00 p.m., the control teams in the south it will conduct similar spring in sunnyvale, santa clara and san jose because they found mosquitoes infected with west nile virus. >>> teaming up to fight climate change. the new partnership that scientists are developing with companies to lessen our carbon footprint. >>> helping you make it in the bay. the new affordable housing development in one east bay city city where you . ca go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures. use w

stop talking about and actually get something done. >> a desalination plant here in antioch. well, that is expected to be up and running sometime in 2023. reporting here in antioch, a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, the latest drought monitor map was released today and that's the new map on the left. it shows that most of the central valley is in the dark exceptional drought category, the driest of them all the map on the left shows conditions from 3 months ago. most of the bay area has been under a severe drought all summer long. our corn for use it just lawrence karnow. here with a closer look at the drought conditions. yeah, we've been talking about this for a while and this could a drought conditions could be something similar to what we saw about 1200 years ago like newsom mention. but that drought. >> during that period, they had droughts of 10200 years long. so this is something that we really got to encourage our government to really get a handle on. this could be a long-term drought and something we really have to worry about. the as we see in the days ahead. you

what we exke $9mill ing on our oj desalination plant under construction in antioch is one of many plans the governor is promoting to battle the ongoing historic drought in california. >> we will lose 10% of our water water supply by 2040. >> reporter: will hold brackish water with less salt content from the ocean from the delta to to turn into drinking water for the city of antioch. it will provide about 30% annual supply. supply. the first project of its its kind on the delta. >> can provide the city with a reliable source of drinking water for generations to come. >> reporter: is one of many pros many projects the governor announced today. among them plans to capture water from atmospheric rivers and store 4 million acre-feet of water as a safeguard against ever go rowing growing drought. >> that will have an impact on the central valley in terms of the water project, and state water projects and have an impact on existing water allocations that are challenged as you know well and provide us more capacity to balance the needs as a nag state so that we are not going at each otherban re

he is suspected of killing alexis in his antioch home back in january. jones was killed by poe by police in kent, washington as as officer try to make an arrest. >> if our child did something bad like that, we would be the first one to turn them in, or at at least give the information. i i mean, marshall is gone. >> prosecutors say there is insufficient evidence for charges at this time. the da's office said it's working diligently to bring justice to the gabe family. >> when we find alexis, we're going to have more answers there there is to the manner in which she was killed. that is going to to give us further tools in order to assess who else may be chargeable in her death and give give some closure to the gabe family. >> the family says they are getting a lot of tips about alexis' disappearance . investigators are searching between antioch and oakland and a remote area of california called pioneer. > >> in san francisco, school district officials are on a hiring spree amid a major teacher shortage. superintendent superintendent dr. matt wayne says th

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today they met with the contra costa county da's office, oakley police and antioch police. our kron four's amanda hari spoke to the family just moments after that meeting. 2 explains why there will be no additional charges at this time. >> we're still hopeful something good will happen because so it's still an ongoing investigation after a nearly 2 hour meeting with the contra costa county da's office in law enforcement. >> quentin really emerged optimistic about the next steps in the investigation to find their daughter. alexis is still hoping to get the 23 year-old woman from oakley was first reported missing in january. investigators believe she was killed by her ex-boyfriend, marshall jones of antioch jones was killed by police in washington state in june as they tried to arrest him. investigators think joan travel to his mother's house shortly after killing gate jones mother alicia coleman. clark was briefly detained in may on suspicion of aiding and abetting. but later released we strongly feel that, you know something definitely marshall is gone. why? why? >> why sti

might have been headed to antioch, the families. not sure. but she stands 4 or 5 feet. 4 inches tall has long hair, brown hair, brown eyes. she weighs about 110 pounds was last seen wearing pajamas might be with a friend. they're not sure anyone who may have seen her or knows where she is is asked to call pleasant hill police. we'll take a quick break. coming up on 8.11 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the face of the coronavirus response. doctor anthony fauci announcing he's stepping down from his federal job. we'll tell you what he says he's going to do next. >> plus, the east bay municipal utility district has agreed to pay a pretty big fine after they were caught dumping wastewater into san francisco bay last year. well, you more about what happened and after the break, sideshows popping up throughout the bay area this weekend. we'll tell you one san jose officials says needs to be done to stop it. >> we still areas today in the 60's and staying a little grayer out that direction. you get plenty of sunny and winds and the plus

but check out antioch already up to 85 degrees. i'll have details, but we can expect a cool down coming for your inland temperatures. and i come back in a bit. well, back to you. kyler. thank you. coming up later on in our show, a community in mourning after a woman was killed in little saigon. we'll hear from them. >> in just a bit. plus, officials believe they've found the body of kylie, rodney, but more questions are swirling now about how her car ended up at the bottom of the lake. latest on the investigation and a mountain view. dad speaking out after his 4 year-old was kicked out of class for not wearing a mask will bring you that story right after the break. ♪dance! by christian a medice & elisha noll♪ ♪are you ready?♪ ♪ ♪let's go♪ ♪ ♪ahh yeah♪ ♪ ♪step to rhythm like♪ ♪you're going out tonight♪ ♪dance get with the groove and♪ ♪dance get up and move let's♪ ♪dance kick off your shoes and♪ ♪show me how you♪ ♪dance♪ ♪ ♪dance♪ ♪ ♪dance♪ get a free storage upgrade and c

reporting here in antioch, a tom wallace kron. 4 news. so we're talking about the drought. take a look at this. the latest drought monitor map released today. as you can see in the image on the left, most of the central valley has fallen into the dark or exceptional drought category. the driest of all. >> compare that to the image on the right taken 3 months ago. you can see most of the bay area has been under a severe drought all summer long. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now. and boy is going to feel like drought weather here in the next few days. yeah. going to be very, very hot. and so we're not getting rain helps that one of the dry conditions usually tell about the 3rd or 4th week in october. so we've got a long way to go on. this could be a long-term drought situation. maybe a 10200 year drought like we experienced a good 1200 years ago. and that's what we've got a plan for right now. here's the drought monitor. this is as of october 1st. >> of this past year, watch what happens we put in doesn't prove a bit. the bay area instead of being a exce

if you are in antioch, 92 degrees for you around the bay. we're looking at some 70's and 80's 86 in nevado 62, half moon bay about 67 in san francisco. just want to show you really quickly the fog cast here because we are going to see that fog roll back in tonight. very similar to last night. a few pops on the radar showing that moisture, that drizzle that's going to be out there. so tomorrow we very similar to today. i'll be back in just a bit with your extended forecast for now. send it back to the desk. thanks very much, kyra. coming up on the kron, 4 news at noon, a san francisco jazz club gets a second lease on life. >> how they say they made big turnaround. and how about a list of more than 200 italian dishes? young he rated by a celebrity chef. sounds tasty right. more details in today's tech smart. and wild boars run amuck in the east bay. what state leaders are doing about it. and a reminder again from 4 is your bay area home for the raiders. their final preseason game set for this friday in las vegas will be taking on the new engla

county da's office are investigating eight antioch police officers. the mayor of any made the statement without naming the officers and said they are all on administrative leave those eight workout to 10% of the entire staff for the antioch police department 15% of the patrol officers in that city mayor lamar thorpe didn't release any details on the investigation, which also involves pittsburgh's police department. earlier in the year , ktvu learned there was an investigation involving the possible abuse of prescription testosterone supplements. this process reveals any criminal wrongdoing. the sooner we can root out officers that should not be wearing the badge. it will be better for a city the mayor said he's already started fast tracking reform effort. this includes giving the permanent job of city manager to con johnson, who has been serving as the interim city manager and the hiring of police chief stephen ford. in the near future. we will receive high level leadership and supervisory training. to send a strong foundation of internal accountabili

same places, antioch, 96 degrees right now. 94 in livermore and 94 conquer. but just 60 in san francisco sits in a pretty nice day around the bay with those 70's and and some 80's as you head further inland. >> we do still have one portion of our viewing area that is under that heat advisory. you can see right here until 07:00pm and saturday. the lay hope fairfield even out towards vacaville and all points heading towards the east are still under that heat advisory. we do have a little wind out there, too. it's a little breezy, particularly here in san francisco. you can see it's about 24 miles per hour. however, that has helped us a little bit because we're noticing as look at futurecast. so the smoke is starting to push out of the area. and that's really good news. that's thursday night. let's take it into friday. you can see even more clearing. so for those of you who are sensitive to any smoke and i'm one of them, i start to get sneezy whenever we get smoke and in the air around things will get better. this is our current air quality. you can for the most

antioch temperatures tomorrow be slightly cooler. didn't see any records today, even though it felt like record heat 99 in morgan hill cooler at the coast of 40. degrees spread at times today from coast to inland distance of 40 miles and 40 degrees, so that's a pretty extreme temperature gradient as you know, and of course, that's going to change as we go into the next couple of days. we're going to see temperatures start to cool down just a little. bit from where we are here. so as you look at these temperatures, you can see you've got the 81, 08 and fairfield that's going to go down to probably go. uh, maybe 98 something like that little bit cooler, little bit of computer problems. that's when going slow, but i think i got it figured out. here we go. we're gonna go to the next graphic promise. there it is. there's the fog along the coast is pushing inland. not that deep right now, but it will get deep. and when that happens well, interestingly enough, right, so there's the north tower bridge, and it's just since we've been here. it

high rents aren't just an issue for antioch but throughout the bay area. this fall, residents of the -- if passed would -- >> looks like we're having a little problem with bob's audio. we'll get back to that story later this morning for you. thanks, bob. >> richmond leaders are going to have a launch event today to try to draw attention to that measure that bob was talking about. >>> it is 5:34 this morning. new this morning, san jose leaders tonight want to hear your concerns about a new rollout of city-owned license plate readers. the city installed the first set of devices in april at monterey road and curtener avenue, the sight of three deadly hit-and-runs. councilmembers approved a pilot program and more next spring. privacy experts question the collection of the data which the city agrees is a legitimate concern. >> we take digital privacy seriously. that's why we have a digital privacy officer here at the city of san jose, and he will be there to address any concerns that anyone may have. >> city leaders will host a webinar that's tonight to answer

so you can see it here 100 to livermore 104 in concord and antioch, san francisco, 77 degrees. that's kind of a nice day around the bay. 98 in santa rosa. it's going to be a warm and it's going to be a little bit hazy. and as we look at our extended forecast, you can see the relief coming our way as we head towards the end of the week, really, for our inland communities, you're going to feel a big change as we get into the weekend and we take those triple digits come right down to the 80's. just seen that feel a little bit more pleasant. thanks. kyla. >> in nevada, family is waiting for an answer regarding human remains found in lake mead last month. this is one of several skeletal remains discovered in that drought stricken reservoir and a las vegas woman is hoping, but it's her father reporter david charge spoke with the army veterans daughter who says it could be her dad. >> when you look at photos of kenneth funk, lake mead often fills in the scenery. him chilling out at the lake. it's the saturday before father's day in june 2004 funk. and then 56 was on a pontoon boat wit

you can see antioch already and livermore already in the mid 90's. those areas expected to hit triple digits today. kron meteorologist kyla grogan here with the details. i'm just glad i'm inside and i hope others, you know, find some places with air conditioning today. yeah, that's it in. the bottom line is that could be very dangerous for people who are in a situation where they can get overheated quickly and they can have health issues. so it's important to stay cool today. want to start off with a look at the difference in temperatures in the last 24 hours. of course, your eye goes inland. relook at livermore. >> a place like out up to triple digits yesterday. already 8 degrees warmer right now than it was 24 hours ago. kind of let you know we're going. these are current temperatures right now. morgan hill sitting there at 88 degrees. but look over to the east bay dublin right now at 96 95 in brentwood, you can see we're at about 70 degrees in tehran. 86 in petaluma and already at 85 in santa rosa. 94 in fairfield. so, you know, you get the idea i

walnut creek hot 96 also in concord, 96 in antioch. and still we're talking about maybe some triple digit heat in vacaville. and that's why county still under that advisory for the heat back along the coastline. we've got a mainly in the 60's out there with that patchy fog over the next couple days. may actually see these temperatures warm up a little bit as we head into saturday, at least inland. and then we see a cold front may be the first cold front of the season rolling through the bay area sunday in the monday. that will cool us down a good 10, maybe 20 degrees and parts of the bay area. so so those hot hundreds you're talking about topping out in the upper 80's and that is going to feel for folks out there, bring our sweater. thank you. all right. >> amid a massive rise in reported hate crimes across california today, state lawmakers from both sides of the political aisle join together to say. >> enough is enough. our capitol bureau reporter eytan wallace talks with republicans and democrats about what they say must happen to pu

coming up on the kron 4 morning news trouble at the antioch police department. why the mayor announced 8 police officers are under investigation. >> and governor gavin newsom rejected a bill that would open safe injection site in cities like san francisco. this morning. city leaders are speakin one bite of a 100% angus beef ball park frank and you'll say... ...hello summer! oh yeah, it's ball park season. i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. i earn 5% on our cabin. hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. >> 5.29 right now and we're checking out the weather because there are big changes on the rise. yes, we've got john in the weather center talking about all that on the tuesday morning. a john yet nice changes. i think stuff that especially our inland areas are going to be looking forward to. it's been really hot lately for inland spots, at least. >> so some temperatures cooling into the upper 80's and low

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pittsburgh, antioch in vacaville only in the mid 90's for your highs. tomorrow's temperatures fall even more in the low 90's on average inland and will return to the 80's inland by saturday, sunday and monday of next week. bayside area school from the upper 70's to low 70's. well, coastal areas remain solid in the 60's rain. tom, thank you for that, ok? so the good news is that accident along the richmond center fell bridge that we were tracking. >> now that that is going off of the bridge down from 25 to 30 minutes tolls to one o one heading into the city. 70 minutes. mace that fremont street exit. let's go ahead and look at the san mateo bridge accident did just pop up. 92 westbound right near the high rise, but which still around 15 minutes, i haven't seen those times change, but things could potentially change in the south along one. 0 one. 43 minutes. 85 up to menlo park. 2, 80 82. no major issues to 37. you're also looking better. 40 minute drive from san leandro into oakland along 80. so we are busy there. 5 80's busy. just not as busy crockett d

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places like fairfield, antioch, up north of bear lake, cloverdale. many locations in those areas wednesday will still be up to 100, 102 degrees, but the heat will be tapering off. full forecast coming up in a few minutes. young: thanks. don't forget to check the forecast where you live any time on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. it also features live newscasts and breaking news just search abc 7 bay area to download it for free. new developing news now -- thousands of kaiser mental health workers in the bay area in northern california say they will go on strike tomorrow. the clinicians are demanding kaiser boost staffing for mental health care. cornell barnard has details and kaiser's response. cornell: picket signs are being constructed at the emeryville headquarters of the union representing nearly 2000 kaiser mental health workers from fresno to the bay area who plan to strike on monday. many say they are burned out. >> we are here because kaiser has been completely negligent in how it is allowing us to work with our patients. cornell: the un

first day of school in antioch. make sure you're ready to pose for those first-day-of-school pictures. >>> temperatures start out in the low 70s. and headed for the upper 80s. tell be warm this afternoon. pickup time, you'll have the air conditioning blasting in the car or for the bus if they're headed home. and san jose, we're reaching up to 87 degrees. low 90s once again for some spots in the east bay, reaching 92 in wal mought nutcreek. and hayward, reaching 79 degrees. 78 for a high in san mateo. and san francisco in the upper 60s. north bay, we're ranging 60s near the coast to 102 in uky a. it's going to be hot. we're starting to see some slight shifts but that surge of monsoon moisture continues, as we see that high pressure kind of pushing it our way, over the next few days. san jose, it will be cooler by the end of the weekend. but it hasn't been too bad here. and we've seen our temperatures only changing to slightly, over the past several days. the humidity has been the factor. and it will start to feel a l

there got some 50's up in the north bay here. 51 santa rosa, napa valley, both checking in at 57 62, antioch. 63 going on for san jose. half moon bay at 60 at this hour. got a little low out to sea. it's going help shield us from the monsoon in keep those temperatures down. help aid in the afternoon. winds still might see the flare up a few isolated thunder showers going up on the mountains a little bit. there. however, they're watching up because they had some flooding issues going on last week for any repeat performances, as isolated as it may be. breaking the day down for you again with some of that morning. fog and clouds. 61 going on by 08:00am by 11, clearing up in the inland spots. howard might have some bay fog still contend with his latest that 72 forecast calls for 68 for san francisco. scattered clouds cool. 72 oakland, those early clouds mild for the day get breezy 78 san jose and mostly sunny and mild over the next couple of days. look at this lower 80's the next few days, we lose a little bit insulation helped by wednesday as we start to get a little bit more of real summer in

in antioch, there's a push to help low income students get the tutoring they need. the program was born out of a pandemic and has helped dozens of students. as abc news reporter campbell tells us, the communities is stepping up to make sure nobody gets left behind. >> hello. >>> the site and sound of bravery, bruno perez sharing his story, helping to raise money for the r & r learning center in antioch. >> i really like this place, and it makes me really happy that i learned a lot of stuff, and people help me with stuff that i don't get. the reporter: bruno is referring to the center's tutoring program. he's one of dozens of low income students it's helped out. >> the interesting thing i've learned here was doing my homework and staying focused. >> i'm going into the second grade. i'm kind of nervous because i'm getting new friends and stuff. the reporter: elijah is getting the support he needs right here. >> i learned fight worked and all that kind stuff. the reporter: born out of the pandemic, the program started as a pilot last summer. >> we did it for three mont

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check out downtown san francisco. 59 degrees about 20 degrees cooler than antioch. still trying to flirt with 80's. but eventually cooling down to 78 degrees. even at this 8 o'clock hour with high temperatures tomorrow going to be warm. in fact, we should be in the upper 80's for warmest inland valleys. instead warming up into the mid 90's for antioch in livermore. 94 degrees as a santa rosa and avato. and even hey, we're warming up to 81 degrees for your afternoon highs on sunday. but then that warming trend going to be gradual. and we are going to peak on tuesday with temperatures about 5 to 15 degrees above average, hot and dry conditions. not the mix that we want to see and also monsoonal moisture. >> could bring us some instability. so going to keep an eye on that. so far, no threat of thunderstorms. but any time we see monsoonal moisture around this time of year, there is that cause for concern. definitely something to keep an eye that. thank you guys. >> coming up next here at 8 o'clock winning the lottery. once hard enough, right? but twice, tell you about t

triple digits for those of you in concord and antioch. and even santa rosa nevado mid-nineties for your afternoon highs with the valais what 93 degrees. oakland, 82 degrees to start your work week monday with downtown san francisco in the mid 70's. and remember, it's going to peak on tuesday that some are going to see widespread excessive heat watches for solano county and most of our inland valleys. it's going to get hot and little relief for much of this upcoming week. not until this upcoming weekend. when we finally cool down to where we should be for this time of year. so. pack your patience to hydrated. 88 to cool off, right? i don't have air conditioning. places. i know that's the worst waking up in the middle of the night knowing that it's going to be and then you turn on the fan of the hot air is just get out of the showers already sweat and i feel like we're just arriving at an is now so sorry about only the messenger. thank you. >> all right. well, it is been a long, strange trip. yeah. san francisco stern grove festival closing

he is a proud graduate of deer valley high school in antioch. >> i graduated in 2010. i have my class search on my wall. >> reporter: he decided it was time to get his students to start paying attention. >> i always tried to rap in class. one day i could totally make a math red. they were like, like, please stop, you can't. >> >> reporter: he went for it. [ c ] >> posting this was very scary. my kids are always making fun of of me. they were going to troll me on my. it was going to be so sad. >> reporter: then this happened. happened. >> reporter: you learned that your math teacher is pretty cool . >> yeah. >> reporter: and then this happened. >> it had only been out of week. week. they were already singing the words and i was like, what is happening right now? [ music] [ music ] >> reporter: his students were starting to pay attention and learn. >> i heard the song and i was l, was like, all right. i was being being taught most of this during during the school year already. this could be very helpful to keep it in my heart. i brought it back. >> we work together all t

reporting here in antioch, a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> and speaking of the drought, the latest drought monitor map is out, as you can see in the image on the left, most of the central valley has fallen into that dark exceptional drought category as the driest of compare that to the image on the right taken 3 months ago. and you can see most of the bay area has been under a severe drought all summer long. well, kron 4 meteorologist carly grogan is here with a closer look at the trout drought conditions and what we should know about it. yeah, i mean, the bottom line is it's not surprising at this time of year. we're getting to this place. unfortunately, this part of our state is where a lot of food is grown. and so it becomes. >> kind of an extra sensitive area and that has gone into that exceptional drought. now, the better news is that while we are still in severe drought here in the bay area, there's no difference from last week to this week. so at least we're still holding steady. and of course, if you take a look at futurecast just to show you a roll this through a couple days, you

walnut creek down to 5.80, antioch. we've improved. we're at 40 minutes of the top of the hour. now. we're down to 17 any acts, one, 60 to conquer to 42 and doubling down to fremont. 25 minutes as you're traveling along the air 8.80, southbound, you're seeing delays northbound moving nicely. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. a 47. let's talk sports. the raiders getting ready to take on the minnesota vikings. yes. and in baseball we have the giants taking on the san diego padres sports director jason dumas has the highlights. >> the giants looking to ride the momentum after sweeping their two-game series against the a's. >> and taking home the tom public bridge trophy. they were down in san diego taking on the padres for a three-game set. >> it was a hazy sunset in san diego, one of the most beautiful cities in our country. top of the 4th. >> no score judge with the bases loaded. he gets an a for that to get a run in evan longoria comes into score. it ain't pretty. but it gets the job done one. nothing alex. what he had another stellar outing. bottom of the 6. he

the governor spoke outside of a desalination plant in antioch. the plant takes water from the bay and removes the salt from it. building more of these plants is a key part of the governor's plan. >> this technology is much older than us. it is much older than each and everyone of you. the reality is that we need to be more creative and we need to be more aggressive in terms of not just promoting this technology, but delivering on its promise. >> here is what else the governor wants to do. create more reservoirs to store water when we have big storms. find better ways to capture stormwater. and find better ways to capture and effectively reuse wastewater. critics say that the governor's plan is simply misguided. they say that desalination plants are extremely expensive and incredibly inefficient. we are joined tonight by felicia marcus, a fellow at stanford's water of the west program. felicia, nice to see you. are desalination plants expensive and inefficient? >> they are the most expensive new water to bring in, and many people, if they have a g

reporting here in antioch, a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, it certainly is about time. they start doing something because, you know, we've been talking about the lakes, the reservoir, which are record low above my water storage since the 70's madgen. >> all the people moving into kamil younes of people moving to california. >> since that time. so this going to some of the purse i'm somewhat concerned. this is a much bigger issue than we even know yet. this could be a longer term issue. if you go back 1200 years or so you go to medieval warm period, read similar temperatures. we had a period of droughts lasting over 10200 years. and that affect not only california, but the entire western half of the u.s.. and that's kind of what we're seeing right now. so we're in a mega drought right now. we hope it doesn't get worse. but here's where we sit right now. it has improved a little bit since of this time last year. still looking at severe drought conditions across the entire bay area. the one exception extreme drought conditions in eastern slama county. all right. out there

and you've got one. 0, 6, that same number in pittsburgh with antioch being at one. 0, 7 today. these are some dangerously hot conditions. if you know, you have some heat, sensitive relatives or neighbors, and, you know, they don't have access to the a c vlease keep a close eye on him. make sure everyone staying hydrated. get everyone to the cool spot, whether it's the cooling center, the movie theater, the shopping mall. if you have the time head out to the coast, as you can see highs out there will only be in the 60's to 70's. we cool down a whole lot into early next week rain. all right, john, thanks for that. a hot week. hey, if you're traveling along one, 0, one. >> 85 to menlo park. 28 minute. drive for you to 18. 82 are both moving at the limit to 37. also nice and light. i love that arrive. maze to that fremont street exit. so as you're traveling into the city this morning, san mateo bridge 80 to one o one just around 13 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsula. double down to fremont 15 minute ride for you there. if you're taken crockett down towards the m

. > >> well, 10% of antioch's police antioch's police department is under criminal investigation. 1. the city's mayor gave an updatet the fbi and countyinvestigator an investigations. 15% of the cs patrol officers and 10% of the overall police force are under . a criminal grand jury could be d which could increase the number of officers under investigatione mayor there was recently asked to meet up with the new leadersp of the police union. >> it became more and more cleao me that at that meeting, ours police officers need stable andt leadership. >> they expedited of appointmens the chief of police and city manager. the interim city manager and interim chief of police will serve in the roles permanently. > >> all right. it's a monday, we in first alert chief meteor the gist paul h etgen. >> temperatures are warmer thant this point sunday. temperatureso the 80s in a lot of locations into the 9 0s. it's five degrees degrees above normal and temperatures are warming up in santa rosa up into the upper 90. you are the hot spot by a wide . temperatures are in the 60s and 70s. i am not buyi

overnight lows tonight, going to hold steady in the upper 50's to low 60's antioch in the mid 60's to the mall. the city in the bay area with santa rosa. 10 degrees cooler than that at 56 degrees. but high temperatures tomorrow. take a look at those century march. for those of you in concord and antioch, triple digit heat near triple digits for those of you in livermore, 98 degrees. certainly flirting with that with santa rosa at 96 degrees. but along the san francisco peninsula coastline, widespread low to mid 70's. so we're tracking hot temperatures for most of this upcoming workweek with relief not arriving until next weekend that some are finally going to see temperatures right about average. so it is going to be a hot one. stay cool. stay hydrated. reminder. if you are going to work out or head outside do so early in the morning or later in the evening because in the afternoon it's going to be just blistering i really did not think we're going to see the triple digits on are back the learning and yeah knows what it says that got extended. so there you cool. drink an ac tomorrow.

that's antioch into congress to 42. a doubling down to fremont 6 or 20 minutes for you on your drive. darya. james, back to you. thank you, anna. >> 7.31 is the time. an east bay family now pleading for the safe return of 14 year-old natalia perez rivera. she was last seen saturday morning in oakland kron four's taylor bisacky spoke with her sister. come back. >> we need you, mommy. mom is not okay. i'm not ok. if you are against her, will fight site like the fighter that you are. jenna says hernandez is message to her younger sister, 14 year-old natalia perez rivera. >> who's been missing since saturday morning after she left her oakland home. she love wearing psalm grace. let's in a gray sweatshirt with logo. she didn't think anything shouldn't to go back to actions and shoes, clothes, food and nothing. left with the clothes on her back. according to social media messages, hernandez believes her sister took bar to san francisco and was heading to washington square park to meet someone. i don't who took her. i don't kn

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concord, 96 in antioch. so today, looking at temperatures not only on the warm side, but a little bit above average. we'll continue that trend. where we turn up the heat with numbers coming up through the upper 80's for summer sizzle tomorrow. low 80's around the bay. upper 60's at the beaches, and our hottest day should be tuesday. the heat lingering into wednesday inland. some changes come our way thursday and friday. still looking at a wide range of temperatures. so that heat certainly spiking throughout the middle of the week. and as we cool off, it's still going to be quite warm, but you know, it's been about four, five weeks we've been stuck in the cooler than average weather pattern. i guess it's time we bring on summer warmth. liz: might as well enjoy the last few weeks before fall. in sports later this morning, the a's will try to snap a seven game losing streak and avoid being swept if houston. oakland takes on the astros at minute maid park. first pitch at 11:10 a.m. this afternoon, the giants wil