good morning. breaking news we are following. a standoff in oakland as police search for a killer in the east bay. police have tracked suspects in a fatal shooting last night in livermore to a home in west oakland. this is video from the scene. you can see swat team members and heavily armed officers. this, after one was shot and killed and another hurt in a busy shopping center parking lot on first street in livermore. police chased the shooter's car into oakland, where they lost sight of it. kron4's avery harper is in oakland with the latest. >>reporter: good morning.

at center street, police wrapped up an extensive search of a home for a suspect wanted in three homicides, including yesterday shooting in livermore at the cbs parking lot. police say neighbors called saying they saw a car that match the description of one leaving the shooting. a swat team came and tear gassed the house hoping to find a suspect, but he was nowhere to be found. the search is on for the suspect who has not been identified. if you come out live in west oakland, police searched and gathered evidence from this house and towed away the vehicle they say was used in the shooting yesterday. it had bullet holes in the side and they are looking for the suspect. before they left, they said we could expect an update sometime this morning and i will have it as soon as i get it for you. we will check in with you throughout the morning. so far, police are not

releasing the names of the two shot in livermore. we know that neither lived in the area and police do not believe that the suspects are from livermore, either. let's get to the sunday weather. a live look outside at the embarcadero, you can see it is a beautiful shot and it is gorgeous. the lights are out there, but whether it will be a beautiful day, we are not sure. dave will tell us all about whether we should grab the jacket or i don't know, a nice sunday dress or something? i don't know. plan our wardrobe. i like the sound of that. the possibility of some sprinkles, but nothing that will do anything or be an annoyance. that will be during the morning hours. there may be better clearing this afternoon. here's a live shot of the bay bridge and we have quite a bit of cloud cover hovering.

you can see the radar echo is not holding together very well. it may be south bay where we get sprinkles this morning before this clears out, at least temporary. we will keep general clouds as the descriptor today. 60 in richmond in north bay and 55 in novato but chilly in santa rosa. san francisco, temperatures warm up to 68, 69 by 2:00 and sliding to the 60s. the other towns we will show you go in verse to this, reflecting better afternoon clearing. for your forecast, we establish upper 60s at work. late afternoon, sunny and cool and inland highs in the lower 70s. we are talking about showers and we will have that coming up. breaking news, another

small earthquake rattled part of the east bay at 2.7 magnitudes. just before 11:30 last night, the latest and a swarm of more than 250 small quakes that hit the area in the past two weeks. officials say that it is not a precursor to a larger quake, but research shows that a large quake is expected to hit a hayward fault in the next several years and these are good reminders to be prepared. a stolen cup car and a dramatic chase across the bay bridge. take a look at this video from our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. one man is under arrest after police officers -- a police officer, jumped off the upper deck on the bay bridge to keep the suspect from getting away. here is more. >>reporter: san francisco police officers tried to take a suspect into custody saturday morning and they faced a knife wielding man who ran from them.

>> he was able to make entry into the patrol vehicle and actually steal the vehicle. >>reporter: in a chase that led this far, the suspect drove with reckless abandon. >> several hit-and-run vehicle collisions occurred. >>reporter: the stolen car made it across the bay bridge to treasure island where the suspect eluded officers in pursuit. >> as the suspect approached the front gate of treasure island in the marked patrol vehicle, he drove onto the sidewalk and two officers discharged several rounds at the suspect as he fled and continued onto the driveway approaching the bay bridge. >>reporter: the stolen patrol car stopped when it rear-ended a cadillac. the suspect took a bold leap to escape. >> the suspect exited from the marked patrol vehicle and jumped onto the lower level, the lower

deck of the freeway. >>reporter: the attempt was thwarted by a brave police officer who was illegally determined to end the pursuit. >> personal safety, they pursued the suspect into a significant drop onto the lower deck. i estimated between 30 to 40 feet. >> it ended with the suspect into custody. jeff pierce, kron4 news. video into the newsroom shows a fire burning in san carlos. fire broke out in the city and it was in the 1000 block of american street around 7:45 last night. there are no reports of injuries. coming up, heavy rain pounding parts of texas and we will take a look at the latest video and we will let you know how much more rain could hit there today. hillary clinton is getting a celebrity endorsement.

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. singer katy perry shows support for hillary clinton with a little bling. the singer took over mrs. clinton's instagram account while campaigning with her and posted a photo of a necklace with a caption, my birthday gift to the fellow scorpio. hillary said potus is an acronym that stands for president of the united states. cheaper from the hit song roar in the pop star got to take a selfie with the democratic presidential front-runner. bernie sanders and martin o'malley are campaigning. we will take a break and how the campaign stop could change the white house.

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welcome back to kron for news weekend edition. parts of texas soaked by the remnants of hurricane patricia. up to 20 inches of rain have fallen over parts of texas over the last two days. you can see the rain and wind in galveston. a homeless man was reportedly swept into a drainage ditch trying to save his dog. the man had has not been found.

a freight train was derailed, but it seems that most of the rain is starting to move out of the area. >> it is kicking up the gulf. the gulf of mexico, no longer the pacific and heavy rains you are talking about, 8 inches and in some cases up to 10 inches of this rain, what is left of patricia. louisiana is getting hit next and the iowa -- the ohio valley and new england, perhaps we'll get some of this. you will hear about this the next two days or so and finally, we will be done with all of this. heavy rains in houston and along the gulf coast is where the concentration is, louisiana, as well. from the golden gate, the cloud cover for right now, the satellite trends show things will improve fairly rapidly. satellite radar shows echoes

out to sea and we threw in the chance for an isolated sprinkle. it looks like the timing would be in south bay. we have the low up to the north and a location keeping temperatures suppress today, as yesterday. temperatures in the 50s, as you will see and it looks like san francisco, the stately city at 56. livermore 61 and cloud cover, temperatures fairly uniform. we get very clear skies already by noon, except for north bay. it takes longer for clearing they are. this is an optimistic imagery but we will see improving skies for the afternoon, penciling in the morning sprinkles and by 9:00 p.m. looking good. east bay shoreline, temperatures in the lower 70s and almeda, x teen nine and berkeley 68. the far east bay, the temperatures pounds, relatively

speaking and we see middle 70s and later portion of the week we will see 80s returning. we may get them -- we may wink at them early on. wednesday, all eyes looking for a shot at scattered showers and it does not look as intense as we hoped, you don't forget you can follow it on kron4.com 24/7. we are getting video from the regional government of curtis dan. the video shows that the u.s. raid on an isis compound has special forces and fighters storming the compound on thursday in a mission to rescue hostages. a u.s. soldier was killed and 70 hostages were freed but not the kurdish captives they were sent in to rescue. the raid was the first time u.s. forces directly engaged with isis militants on the ground in iraq.

officials say the role of the u.s. forces are to only train and assist iraq is, not engage in combat. the democratic presidential hopefuls took the stage in iowa on saturday at a democratic rally in some candidates hope that the rally could be a turning point for their campaign. cnn's jeff delaney explains. >>reporter: fireworks in the presidential race. democratic rivals descended on the iowa 100 days before the first votes of the 2016 primaries. hillary clinton seized on the star power of katy perry. >> right on! 2016 is right around the corner! >>reporter: and the political power of bill clinton. >> i've never been the warm-up act for katy perry before. [cheers and applause]

i am well aware i am the warm- up act. >>reporter: the biggest week ended in iowa where clinton had plenty of company and competition. bernie sanders has become a democratic star of his own. his campaign chartered a plane to fly over the dueling rallies calling for revolution before marching side-by-side with his followers. >> this is on march which will end up in a year when you will join me in the white house. >>reporter: a festival of politics coming to a boil at the jefferson jackson dinner, a marquee event for democrats. [cheers and applause] it was at this dinner years ago when barack obama jumpstarted his campaign. sanders said history could come -- history could repeat itself. >> about eight years ago, all of the political experts talked about how another democratic candidate for president couldn't win.

he was unelectable, do you remember that? what is his name? all, president obama! >>reporter: sanders presented himself as a progressive, drawing contrast to hillary clinton's ideas. former maryland governor martin o'malley said it was time for a new generation to lead. >> new leadership or the same old battles of our passed. actions are words. do you want to get things done or keep shouting passed each other? >>reporter: clinton argued her experience makes her the strongest nominee. >> it's not enough just to rail against the republicans or the billionaires. we actually have to win this election. >>reporter: in iowa, clinton has an edge in the polls but sanders is capturing the enthusiasm. assigned this race is not yet settled.

>> [chanting] another ship sailing from san francisco crashed into a reef. fire crews rescued all 13 passengers off the 46-foot sailboat called the boomerang. the used a helicopter to transport the passengers. witnesses say several sailboats were trying to return to the harbor and 10-foot waves pushed the boat into the reef. one of the crew members gives a firsthand description of what happened. >> when the water passed on the last wave, the keel hit the bottom and we lost our steering. we were stuck in couldn't start the motor. wave after wave kept hitting us and pushed us across the reef. >> emergency crews evaluated the passengers and they refused to be transported to the hospital. the boat was a complete loss.

imagine this, your computer freezes and you are locked out of your files unless you pass cyber criminal a ransom. it is happening every day and is called digital extortion. the at the i said it is on the rise. tech reporter gabe slate. a live look outside. the lice are still on the bridge because it is dark. it looks like there is no problem for the weekend.

. the fbi is warning people about the rise in digital extortion, or online ransom ware attacks a cyber criminal calls.

it is a form of malware and works by holding your entire computer hostage, or by blocking access to your files. people are ordered to pay thousands to get access to their computers. gabe slate talked with a cyber security expert. find out how to protect your self. >>reporter: you can browse perfectly legitimate sites, popular sites like the huffington post and get affected. jerome said everyone needs to be aware of this new threat online, ransom ware and how easy it is to get infected from normal web browsing behavior. no one is 100% safe. >> getting the malware cleaned up is easy. getting the files restored is impossible. >>reporter: is a nightmare. when you browse the internet and pick up malware, suddenly your computer freezes and there is a pop-up window seeing your files are locked unless you pay

a ransom. typically, they instruct the victim to buy a prepaid card from a convenience store and give them the code. or, they use bit coin. they use anonymous types of payment services. avoid digital extortion by prevention. >> keep your computer up to date. keep your antivirus up-to-date. >>reporter: backup your files, anything important. your documents and pictures and videos. pack it up to an external hard drive. if you get hit with one of these attacks, you likely will never see your personal files again unless you pay. you can refused to pay and the higher a security expert to remove the malware or gain. >> access to your machine. but the files are still encrypted and you want to have access. >> there is no solution at the moment on the market to recover the files.

the encryption is legitimate and very strong. it would take years and years by very powerful computers to decrypt your files. >>reporter: i found some fixes that might work if you get infected with ransom ware. for a look at these and recommendations on prevention such as antivirus software, visit my tech they john krahn for.com or the mobile app. gabe slate. still ahead on kron4 morning news, a 2-year-old child and three other adults were killed in a car crashed into a crowd at the oklahoma state university parade after the break we will hear from witnesses who were at the school's homecoming parade. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. you can see low clouds out here and dave will tell us more. pet pride day costume parade in san francisco today.

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welcome back to kron4 news weekend edition. we are taking a live look outside at the embarcadero. risk, cool. >> i think it looks cool. that is a good thing. then, it is like fallen makes more sense to. >> i carved pumpkins last night. >> did you, really? >> i shouldn't have a knife in my hands. it's frightening. with twins, you have to do it twice. couldn't someone else manage this knife into the pumpkin? >> you took a pumpkin and now it is a jack-o'-lantern? >> we head to invited outside. >> this is the bay bridge. >> it looks cold.

we are looking at a sheet of cloud cover and cool conditions and maybe a sprinkle or two for the start of your day. the radar imagery shows possibility that it may, perhaps, visit your neighborhood in the a.m. part of the day prior to noon and in the afternoon, improving skies. temperatures are what teresa calls cold. pleasanton is matching that at 58. 50 six in bailey city. oakland, notice what happens on the right-hand side, you get to 68 by noon and a slow warm-up and by noon, lower 70s and in the afternoon, due to better sunshine, it will provide a little cooling, though not as much as you might think. 69 for a high and the east a

shoreline lower 70s in hayward 68 and pleasanton 75. in a bit, we will check into the 7 day forecast. and national news, four are dead and more than 40 injured in a crash at oklahoma state university's homecoming parade. authorities say a woman drove her car through a crowd of spectators. among those killed, a 2-year- old boy who died at a hospital and three adults were pronounced dead at the scene. will dupree from cnn spoke with witnesses. >> i will never forget that. =k it will replay over and over. >>reporter: the crowd that slammed into the fans came to a stop in the exact place where kaylee carter and her roommate were watching the parade. >> i didn't know what it was. i ran. the car hit me as it was stopping and i flew over some strollers. >>reporter: this software from

tulsa walked away despite badly cutting her hand. her roommate tried to shield her from the carnage around her. >> everybody was laying there and my roommate said that you don't want to look over there. it was really scary. >>reporter: police identified the driver as 25-year-old, adacia chambiers. the man who was said he pulled his sons out of the way just in time shared a picture with us, showing officers arresting her. >> people were having fun and they didn't know what hit them. it came 40 or 50 miles an hour, they were speeding through the people. >>reporter: the tragic deaths and the injuries stunned governor mary fallin. >> homecoming is a time of celebration. to think someone could hurt people like this is unfathomable. >>reporter: the government -- the governor hopes to meet with some of the victims tonight and many plan to join her by sending thoughts and prayers. >> william dupree reporting. police are investigating a

man that was shot and killed in san jose early yesterday morning on monterey street. was pronounced dead at the scene and was found outside of the club and restaurant just before 2:00 in the morning. employees said the business had already closed the doors by midnight and neighbors and police say the club had been the scene of shootings in the past and it is unclear what led to the shootings and who else was involved. the shooting is under investigation. the raiders travel to southern california to take on the san diego chargers. the raiders are coming off their bye week and hope to bounce back from their last loss to the bunkers. murray was wrestling a shoulder injury but practiced all weekend is expected to play. the raiders kickoff against the rivals at 1:05 this afternoon. hundreds will be going to half moon bay, and that was all about

a coastal brewfest. 21 local breweries served up craft beer specialties. it looked like a mini oktoberfest. this man was playing an accordion and folks raised money for charity. >> we are having a benefit brewfest. it is an organization that helps people in need to give shelter and food. they give clothing. >> it is a great fundraiser and people enjoyed live music, food trucks and souvenir glasses. second annual coast side brewfest. coming up on kron4, a traditional italian bread is catching on in san francisco. more on the italian staple in the dine and dish.

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give it a pop. . there is a traditional italian bread, which we will attempt to pronounce correctly. it is catching on in trendy restaurants. it is eight in north beach in an oven that comes from a bygone era and in this morning's dine and dish, we will give you a taste of focaccia. >>reporter: how do you say it? >> focaccia. i forgot you. >>reporter: she ought to know. josephine is the matriarch at liguria bakery and north beach. generations have handmade this since 1911. check out the engine oven that cranks out pans of focaccia.

it is a family operation and josephine is in front and the rest of the kids and grandkids and back baking and it gets hot. >> it gets up to 900 degrees. we have radar gun that can tell us how hot it is. >>reporter: liguria bakery only makes focaccia. don't try asking for everything else. there is 11 different flavors. even raise an. >> i'm very boring. i think plain taste the best when you put a piece of prosciutto on it. it is bad for my diet but i eat it every once in a while. >> reporter: they close up early. a tip locals already know. >> when they say they close at 2:00, or when the focaccia runs out, they are not kidding. >> there is more to life. >>reporter: in san francisco, vicki liviakis, kron4 news. >> that looks awesome.

still ahead on kron for news morning edition, forecasters predict that el niño will cause more rain than usual. how it could negatively impact your summit he. the 27th annual fiesta on the hill. enjoy live music and dancing on the streets and pumpkin carving. all from cortland and 10:00 until 4:00. the event is free.

. breaking news. police tracked a shooting suspect from livermore last night and now believe he is at a home in oakland. police have searched the home but no suspect has been found. we expect an update from police and kron4's avery harper will be live in 15 minutes with the details. we will be back on kron4 newsweek and with more things you need to know about the week ahead. the golden state warriors

began their championship. they will begin the season at home taking on the new orleans pelicans and the tipoff is set for 7:30. on wednesday, the race to the white house heats up in the third republican primary debate. the main debate will feature 10 candidates including donald trump, ben carson, jeb bush and carly fiorina. on wednesday, the house of representatives will vote on a new speaker. paul ryan announced that he will run for speaker. current speaker of the house, john boehner, is set to resign at the end of the month and wednesday could also be the day that we get rain in the bay area? we are tracking a chance of storms, on wednesday morning. meteorologist dave spahr is tracking the whether and has the latest on how big the storm could be. good morning.

a live look out at sfo and low- lying clouds hanging around to greet us. a little skedaddled sprinkles -- scattered sprinkles thrown in and more of a clearing mode. here is how the satellite and radar is to the southwest. a couple of radar echoes popping up and this is clearing nicely, as you can see. the forecast holds to that. the temperatures are uniform, upper 50s for the most part, 61 in richmond and napa at 54. 56 for daily city. news temperatures, with the clearing, we will see warm-ups happening and may be better in spots than yesterday. by the noon hour, the progress shows stills some of the green holding on an parts of the east a shoreline and the coast. 5:00, it is taken off the board

with the exception of the strip along the coastline. everyone else should be close to 70 degrees and the 80s, not in our area for today. by 9:00 you can see in the 60s and chilly 50s making themselves known. by tomorrow morning, chilly in wine country. and valejo and napa and that south bay, a lot of it covered by chili temperatures. high temperatures in the coast should be upper 60s and san mateo 72 and further to the south, south bay will have mid 70s. 72 from mountain view and santa clara, 74. before we get the, high pressure building monday and tuesday with mid-80s and then a shot of rain on wednesday. unfortunately, not as potent as

we were hoping and then temperatures recover into the following weekend. follow this on kron4. forecasters predict that because of el niño, most of california will see above average rainfall this winter. southern california is expected to get hit the hardest. yosemite national park could see above average precipitation. the park has a history of dramatic flooding an earlier, charles clifford was in yosemite and asked the park service if they are prepared for a very, very wet winter. >>reporter: this was the yosemite valley in january 1997. heavy rain and rapidly melting snowpack flooded several streams and the merced river. thousands of visitors were stranded for days until the water receded. the worst flooding in the history of yosemite national park. in the aftermath, the park service made extensive changes on the river. >> park moved campgrounds away from the river to mitigate flood impact and to work with

the merced river plan. >>reporter: even though there is a high likelihood that the large el niño in the pacific will send heavy rain into california, the park service said a repeat of the 1997 flood is unlikely. >> if we get heavy rains, the difference between that and what happened in 1997 is we have the huge snowpack -- we had the huge snowpack in 1997 but we don't have that now. the river has more capacity to handle that water. >>reporter: the park service hopes of what winter will result in a deep snowpack which will believe drought conditions and keep the streams, waters and waterfalls flowing. >> we would love to see snow and it helps feed the reservoirs, but we are glad to have the rain. the yosemite area is

forecasted to have a 50% chance of staying above average with moisture this winter. the search continues for missing cargo ship, el faro. it sank earlier this month during hurricane joaquin. u.s. navy ship team is now on the hunt for the data recorder, known as the black box. they are searching near an island in the bahamas. you see them getting ready to deploy the pinger locator, an instrument that detects the black box. el faro disappeared october 1 while making the weekly cargo run to san juan, puerto rico. the 28 american crewmembers and five polish nationals are presumed dead. a stunning discovery in south carolina. deputies found between seven and 10,000 guns stored at a home. authorities arrested a 51-year- old man in connection with the goods. it started friday when deputies arrived at his house to serve a

subpoena for another case. they discovered the stash. police and neighbors said that the man was pulling items seized from the property. >> there was like 150 chainsaws, 250-300 taxidermy mounts and 7000 and 10,000 stolen weapons. >> why was he collecting those firearms? what was he planning to do with them? >> sheriff brooks said he believed the man was a done hoarder and the operation will continue through the rest of the week. investigators must go through all the weapons stored and try to return them to the rightful owners or in the hands of law enforcement. a live look outside, you are taking a look at sfo. you can see some cloud cover out there. we don't believe there's any delays right now. it is the treasure island fleamarket. today, the event has a halloween theme.

you can trick-or-treat at the vendor booths on treasure island between 10:00 and 4:00 and admission is $3 for adults.

this weekend, we take you behind the scenes as kron4 covers the warriors victory parade. here is a sneak peek. >> [cheers and applause] >> i am like the furthest thing from support. i don't know anything about basketball. that is a little awkward, but very cool and different. >> there are the world champion nba champion warriors! they are on top of the double- decker buses. we will continue live coverage. and then -- >> the best in show we've had all morning! [cheers and applause] the back story airs this

sunday night at 9:30 right after sports night life. coming up on kron4 news weekend edition, breaking news where following. police. a suspect from livermore to a home in oakland and they have searched the home. no suspect has been found that we are expecting an update and a live interview with the police and just a couple of minutes.

breaking news we are following. all of this happening after one person was shot and killed and another was hurt in a busy shopping center parking lot on 1st an livermore. after the crime, police chased the shooter's car into oak lapd where they lost it >> new this morning, learning more about the suspected gunman. joining us, sargeant steve gord at the livermore police department. we understand you guys are releasing a mug shot in connection with this can you elaborate. is there we were able to identify the suspect, number one as jason alexander brown. date of birth of april 9th of 1997 and he resides in oakland, california. >> >> reporter: do we have any information, sargeant, as far as the exchange or what lead to the exchange in the parking lot that kind of ignited this whole

thing? >> at this point, we don't. the motive is unknown one surviving victim has gone through a series of surgeries. he is unable to talk to us, right now, at this point, we don't have a reason for why they chose livermore to engage each other and that crime to unfold how it did. >> reporter: the victim is from the east bay, livermore specifically? >> no, no one in this case is from livermore. they are from central valley area. they are not from rivermoore at all. >> reporter: as far as the mug shot of the person, brown, should he be considered armed and dangerous? >> absolutely. he is considered armed and dangerous. he did use a high caliber rifle to commit this crime. anyone that knows his location or anything about him is encouraged to call 9-1-1 immediately and notify the local police department.

>> reporter: as far as brown, do we know anything about this person? does he have any outstanding warrants or anything? >> he does have an outstanding warrant in our case, one counsel of murder and one attempted murder. with regard to criminal history, i don't have that information. >> reporter: as far as brown goofing west oakland, was there a connection? what happened there if take us through that part of the investigation. >> our detectives -- he did we were on patrol and we pursued mr. brown into oakland. our detectives were able to -- able to locate mr. brown's address, in that, we requested the oakland police department, which they located his vehicle. at that time, other teams

responded and took over and we obtained a search warrant for in brown and husband resident and we served the arrest warrant and search warrant, mr. brown was not at the residence. we were able to interview family members. he was not at the location at the time of the search warrant. >> reporter: now, you guys are trying to find him and track anything to pinpoint his location? have >> absolutely, we'll continue to work around the clock because of the nature of this crime. oar i'm sorry, sargeant, are there any thoughts there could be more suspects you are looking for in connection with the livermore shooting? >> we have had witnesses say there is a second suspect, but no one got a good look at the second suspect. we don't have a description as of yet.

we are trying to determine that. we are hoping if anyone has any information call our police department so we can identify suspect number two. >> reporter: what about the surveillance video from the parking lot. i imagine they are cooperating with you to see if it gives you a better picture of what unfolded out there >> that's correct, last night, we needed to wait for management to come in. but they are cooperating and helping us stars the victim, does he have threatening injuries? he is in a local hospital. he has multiple gunshot injuries and he is going through a series of surgeries. his exact condition is unknown to us he is recovering and our

hope is that we will be able to speak to him later this afternoon or this evening. >> reporter: one last question. we don't have a motive for what unfolded in livermore. but these people are not from the livermore area, now, you are trying to determine where this guy is. whether there was a second suspect. is there anything the public should know going forward? >> it's an isolated incident. we still don't know a motive, but if anybody knows any information, we would really like to take mr. brown off the streets because he is a dangerous person. he showed that yesterday evening in our city. >> do we think he is traveling in a vehicle or is there an alert out as far as the vehicle we believe he was in?

>> we have seized his vehicle that he used in the commission of the crime, which there has been -- a warrant has been put into the system and law enforcement knows about it. the help of the media with his mug shot being placed so people would know exactly who he is. >> he is considered armed and dangerous. that's to alert authorities if you see someone matching the picture we are putting up on the screen. >> that's correct. >> thank you very much, sargeant, appreciate the time in morning. >> let's look live at your sunday weather taking a live look at the peek outside. meteorologist, dave is here with us. >> i do like cool.

>> sfo for you, while we are at it. fog will be lifting off in a couple of hours. we are noting too, maybe a few sprinkles to start your day as a possibility in the next couple of hours. cloud cover is not too far away. a couple of things we are making note of as a possibility of a little sprinkle this morning. outside of that, it looks like a much more clearing trend with all of this. even from yesterday's model run, here's a look at your temperatures. mostly in the 50s. 57 for oakland, concorde at 60. you can expect that with a lot of cloud cover going on. upper 60s in san jose. 73 alt 4:00 and dropping back down to the 60s, nice proll here with the daytime heating. let's break it down. noon hour, temperatures racing into the upper 60s, into the

afternoon, you should see a lot better clearing, highs in the upper 70s for the inland valleys. however, we are talking about a warmup, maybe a shot of rain by next week. details on that coming up >> big national news, texas slammed by more heavy rain. we are tracking the storm and the latest video out of the area. >> >> hillary clinton is getting a big celebrity endorse machine. a look at the unique guilt that pop star katie perry gave to the democratic front runger.

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podus is an acrow anymore for president of the united states. she also got to take a selfy with the democratic presidential front runner. bernie sanders and martin o mali campaigning in iowa. after the break, we'll take a look at how the latest campaign stop could change the race for the white house. >> >> and a live look outside. bay bridge toll plaza. you can see smooth sailing if you are coming into san francisco are for the weekend, it's patchwork craft festival. attend a craft workshop. it's happening from 11:00 to 5:00, admission is free.

welcome back to kron 4 news. parts of texas soaked by remnants of hurricane patricia. this is in galveston, last

night, a homeless man was reportedly september into a drainage ditch trying to rescue his dog. the animal found, but the man has not been found. heavy rain washed away cars and derailed a freight train. it seems the news it about to move out of the area. dave has been tracking the storm all weekend. what's the latest? >> >> reporter: alot of the areas we were talking about, like houston, they got 8-10 inches of rain, now, it's in southern louisiana in the gulf coast, you can see all over. the gulf is warm water. the remnants of patricia here tapping into that. there, you can see the heavy radar already goes up to central ohio and tennessee valleys. that will continue for the next couple of days until this thing is up around new england. for our neck of the woods, here

is at is looks like for golden gate a sheet of cloud cover. keeping a sprinkle in the forecast. here's how it looks like satellite and radar imagery, a couple of echos we are mentioning, a possibility. there, you see it starts to clear up a little bit toward the far north. that may get in here before the noon hour, models are insisting on that temperatures, upper 50s to lower 60s pretty much cover everybody, the exception in santa rosa, 48, redwood city is 59 and half moon bay, 69 as well, as far as what the cloud cover does. future cast 4, a lot of cloud cover to start. still looks like in the north bay and up around wine country, some of the clouds linger around a little bit. they clear up for the afternoon. variable clouds for everyone

and then we go to a multiclear mode into the late of the noon evening hours. by the night hours, low lying clouds. east bay temperatures, lower 70s cover most of the shareline. 69 for alameda. when you head further to the east, that's when the numbers pop higher. in the lower 70s. these guys will be into the 80s, it looks like tomorrow and into tuesday before things change on wednesday. looking for light rain showers to come our way. not as intent as we were hoping and we'll get back to the 80s. breaking news overnight, another small earthquake rattled part of the east bay. it hit san ramon before 11:30 last night. this is the latest in the worm of more than 250 small quakes that have hit the area in the past few weeks. officials with u.s. gs said the

data supports this is not a precursor to a large quake. this is a good reminder to be prepared >> democratic presidential hopefuls took the age in iowa on saturday rat a big democratic rally. some of the democrats are hoping last night's rally could be a turning point for their campaign. cnn's jeff delaney explains. >> reporter: fireworks in the presidential race. democratic rivals descending on high what before the first vote of the 2016 primary, hillary clinton, on the star power of katie perry. >> 2016 is right around the corner. >> reporter: the political power of bill clinton in his

campaign trail debut. >> i'm well aware i'm the warmup act. >> reporter: biggest week ended in iowa where the clintons had plenty of company and competition. senator bernie sanders has become a star of his own. his campaign hired a jet to fly over. calling for a revolution before marching side by side with his followers. >> this is a march which will end up in the year when you will join me in the white house. >> reporter: a festival of politics, coming to a boil if he jefferson jackson dinner, a marquee event for democrats. it was this dinner eight years ago where illinois senator barack obama jump-started his campaign. >> about eight years ago, all of the political experts talked about how another democratic candidate for president just

couldn't win. he was unelectable. you remember that guy? what's his name? it's president obama. >> reporter: sanders presented himself as a principled progressive. former maryland governor martin o mali said it was time for a new generation to lead, new leadership -- >> the same old battles of our past. actions are words. do we want to get things done or do we want to keep kind of shuffling past each other, >> clinton argued her experience makes her the party's strongest nominee. it's not enough to rail against the republicans or the billionaires, we actually have to win this echeckion. >> reporter: in iowa, clinton has an edge in the polls, but sanders is capturing the enthusiasm, a sign this

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>> welcome back to kron 4 news weekend edition. we are looking outside -- tom

daschle it looks really chilly. i feel like i'm underdressed hire in the studio >> alot of cloud cover, basically, overcast. actually seeing some blue happening in this imagery. it looks like the clearing is racing ahead for us, the line of cloud cover not too far from home. we are keeping the sprinkle in the general part of the forecast, but not far from us. at earn remains on shore, so the temperatures will be on the chilly side. we stand into the 50s. 54 going on for nevada. still cold, 48 in santa rosa.

68 at noon, 72 by 1:00 tom daschle -- this 7 -- temperatures warming up a little bit. by noon, we are talking about variable clouds, cool, temperatures struggling to get up to 70. mostly sunny for a good piece of real estate, high temperatures in the 70s, around the bay, -p 0ish if you will and the coast mid-to upper 60s. >> >> national news for you that we are following, four people dead, more than 40 injured in a crash in oklahoma state university. authorities say a woman drove her crowd through a crowd. among those killed a two-year- old who died. speaking with witnesses off of the crash. >> i'm never going to forget that. it's going to replay over and

over. >> i saw something black coming. i didn't know what it was. the car hit me as it was stopping and i flu over. >> >> reporter: the osu sophomore from tulsa, walked away, despite badly cutting her hand. before she went to the hospital, her roommate tried to shield her from the carnage. >> there were bodies there, they were putting bags over people, she's like "you don't want to look over there." >> it was really scary. a man, who said he pulled his son out of the way just in time shared a picture with us of officers arresting her. >> people were here having fun. they literally don't know what hit them. >> reporter: the tragic death of four and injuries of dozens

more. stunned the governor. >> homecoming is a time of celebration. to enjoy a wonderful tradition, that's football and to think people could hurt someone like this is unfathomable. >> >> reporter: the governor said she hopes to people with some of the victims. >> >> more bay area news. a man, shot and dilled in san jose. the man was pronounced dead at the scene he was found outside of the club and restaurants before 2:00 in the morning. club employees say the businesses have already closed its door. it's unclear what lead up to this shooting and who else was involved the shooting remains under investigation. >> >> a stolen cop car and a

consider dramatic chase across the bay, take a look at this helicopter, have video of a partnership with "abc 7" news. you can see the stolen police vehicle, one man under arift after a police officer. he jumped off the upper deck of the bay bridge to key the suspect from getting away. more on what started the power suit. >> reporter: san francisco police officers trying to take a suspect into custody saturday morning in the marina faced a knife welding man that -- >> during the pursuit, several hit and run vehicle collisions occurred.

>> >> as the suspect approached the front gate of treasure island in the vehicle, he drove at a high rate of speed onto the sidewalk, two officers discharged several rounds at the suspect as he fled and continued onto the drive way approaching the bay bridge. >> reporter: the stolen patrol car was stopped when it rear- ended a cadillac at the entry to bridge traffic. but it is determined the suspect took a bold leap to escape. >> the suspect exited and jumped to the lower deck of the freeway. >> >> reporter: that attempt was thwarted by one police officer who was equally as eager to end the pursuit. that leap of faith ended with the suspect taken into custody

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there is a traditional italian bread. what this bread is doing? it's catching on in trendy restaurants. baked in the heart of san francisco's north beach, being baked in an of. in this morning's "dine and dish" we'll give awe taste -- >> of foccocia. >> she ought to know. josephine is the matriarch of the bakery in the city's north beach neighborhood where generations of this hand made

italian bread since 1911. check out the ancient oven that cranks out pans of it for more than 100 years. josephine in the front, the rest of the kids and grandkids, baking it. it gets hot. >> it gets between 700 to 900 degrees. we have a radar to tells us how hot it is. >> there are 11 different flavors, tomato, onion. even raisin >> i'm very bothering i think traditional is what is best warning, they close up shop early, a tip locals already know. >> when they say they will close at 2:00 or when the foccocia runs out, they are not kidding.

>> in san francisco, kron 4 news >> still ahead, forecasters predict an el nino will cause more rain this winter than usual. how that can affect the yosemite national park. that story coming up. >> >> let look live outside. bay bridge toll plaza. a little chilly out there. for the weekend, the 27th annual festival. enjoy live music, dancing on the streets, petting zoos, happening at courtland avenue from 10:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. the event is free to attend.

>> breaking news we are following for you. search for a man suspected in a deadly shooting. we were able to obtain this mug shot of the suspected gunman.

we were able to get more information from police on the crime. we'll have a full news story in 15 minutes. >> >> now, the four things you need to know for the week ahead. golden state warriors will begin their season at home taking on new orleans pelicans, tipoff for that game is set for 7:30. on wednesday, the race for the white house heats up in the third republican primarily debate. once again, the main debate will feature 10 candidates, including donald trump, ben carson, jeb bush >> wednesday, well that could be the day that we will get some rain in the bay area. we are tracking the chance of

some rain, meteorologist, dave spar is tracking the weather. he has the latest on the forecast for us. >> >> good morning, there is some blue trying to make its way into the sky. a sheet of cloud cover overcast covering much of the bay area. a couple of radar echos out a chance of an early morning sprinkle. possibility with that. notice a clearing deck not too far upstream once we are past this, high pressure kicks in. and this gob way down here, that's another hurricane, but it will be the moisture with that when the next system pulls within a chance of seeing rain in the middle of the week

richmond at 60, napa -- 57 in daily city, the problem with the temperatures, we see alot of progress here. we don't have the onshore flow tech nickly in-laws, so the east bay shore line may be a struggle to get to the 70s. we get out to 4:00 and you can see all the way along the coast, a little strip there. most of the bay area will see the 70s. tonight, a cool down with the chilly 50s, making themselves known. in the wine country, pretty chilly. temperatures for the peninsula, today, we'll see the bay shore line in the 70s, meanwhile to the south bay, temperatures holding in the mid-70s range. in that seven-day forecast, there is the warmup for monday to tuesday. particularly, the wednesday

valleys another warmup to finish off the week. >> >> forecast forecasters predicting that because of el nino, most of california will probably see above average rainfall this winter. southern california is expected to get hit the hardest. but yosemite national park could see above average precipitation. the park park has a history ephedra maltic of dramatic flooding. thousands of park visitors were stranded for days until the waters receded. in the after math of the flood, national park service made

extensive changes >> since 1997, the park has moved campgrounds away from the river to mitigate flood impact and to work with the river plan that the park is in the process of implements. >> reporter: there is a high likelihood that a large el nino will send heavy rains into california this winter, he says that -- >> the difference between that and what happened in 1997 is we have the huge snow pack in 1997. we don't have that, now. if we get warmer weather with heavier rain, the rain will have much more capacity to handle the water. >> reporter: the park service is hoping a wet winter will result in a deep snow pack. >> we would love to see alot of snow in the higher elevations and here in the park. it helps to feed the reservoirs, but we would be glad to have the rain as well.

the search continues for the missing car go ship el faro, a u.s. navy search team is on the hunt. they are searching near an island in the bahamas. here, you see them getting ready to deploy -- el far po disappeared october 1st making its weekly cargo run to san juan, puerto rico. >> the ship's crew and five polish nationals are presumed dead >> sports super fans have unique ways of showing support for their team. what one kansas city couple did after the royals made their way

to the world is heries. that's coming up, next >> here is a live look outside, from sf o, you can see blue sky coming up. dave will have more, coming up. >> for the weekend, treasure island market flea tagged. halloween themed. it's happening on treasure island between 10:00 and 4:00, admission is $3 for adults.

this weekend on "the back story" behind the scenes of kron 4 victory parade. here is a sneak peek. >> that's a little awkward, but still, very cool.

>> the parade has just started to roll. there are the nba champion warriors on top of the double decker buses. >> we are going to continue our live coverage -- "the back story" airs tonight at 9:30 after sports night lights. >> >> kansas city royals back in the world series and one kansas city woman is such a big fan, she named her newborn son after the team. royal scott overmaier, a name that already carries a lot of excitement. >> cute adorable fame and we love our boys in blue.

>> reporter: audra henry and her boyfriend grew up in the kansas city area. they have always been royal fans. so they went for it and knew that this royal baby would be special. here he is, rocking a peace sign and a sonogram. >> that's it. he is like our little baby. >> i i think he is a good luck charm for the royals where good luck charm for the royals or not, audra said that little boy has been the best part of her life, already. >> the world series kicks off on tuesday between the royals and new york mets. coming up on kron 4 news weekend. breaking news that we are following up. police track the shooting suspect from livermore to a home in oakland. police have identified the suspect, one suspect and said

that he is armed and dangerous the latest coming up at the top of the hour for you.

>> we have major breaking news that we need to tell you about right now. we are continuing the story for you, police searching for a suspected killer. a search wrapped up in west oakland. this is video from the scene. s.w.a.t. team members and heavily armed officers, all of this happening after one person was shot and killed and another person shot and killed in a busy shopping center. after the crime, police chased the shooter's car into oakland where they lost sight of the

vehicle. >> we were able to identify the suspect number one, the shooter as jason alexander brown with a date of birth of april 9th, 1997. he resides in oakland, california. at this point, the motive is unknown. the survivor has gone through a series of surgeries. he is not able to talk to us, right now. >> >> reporter: as far as the mug shot of the person, brown, should he be considered armed and dangerous? >> absolutely. he is considered armed and dangerous. he did use a high caliber rifle to commit this crime and anyone that knows his location or anything about him is encouraged to call 9-1-1

immediately. >> as far as brown going through oakland, what happened there? take us through that part of the investigation. >> our detective. pursued mr. brown into oakland. our detectives were able to locate mr. brown's address. we requested assistance from oakland police department in which they located his vehicle. at that point, their tactical team responded and took over. ultimately, we obtained a search warrant for mr. brown and his residents. we searched both of them but mr. brown was not at the residence. >> reporter: again, brown is considered armed and dangerous.

we'll have an update in 30 minutes. police will be out there, collecting more evidence. we'll get the latest from avery coming up. meantime, we'll shift gears and talk about the weather. looking outside, can you see, kind of cloudy, but i can see the sun popping in. meteorologist dave spartz is here >> >> a bit on the cold side because of the onshore flow and then we'll have a little warmup and start your week before wednesday. maybe a scattered shower will work its magic for the bay area. a live look for you, still socked in, but not too far up stream is where the clearing can be had. here tess on satellite and radar. temperatures are not moved too much.

lower 60s will pretty much do it. 54 as you can see there up in napa. here's how it breaks down in san francisco, downtown. remember it is with an onshore flow that will keep temperatures bound more than they would. 61 will do it by 8:00 p.m. here's how it shakes down for you, by noon, variable clouds there. depending on where you are. models seem to hint into the north bay. upper 60s for temperatures. then in the late afternoon, valley starting to get to the lower to middle 70s. coming up in a bit, we'll look at the seven-day forecast that has the rain for the middle of the week >> breaking news overnight, another small earthquake rattled part of the east bay. in san ramon last night.

officials with the us gs said data supports this is not a precursor to the larger quake. there is a large quake expecting to hit hayward falls and these are good reminders to be prepared. happening now, cleanup efforts underway in mexico following hurricane patricia. this is video taken south of puerto vallarta. mexico's president said that nearly 300 storms have been

destroyed. power has been restored to half of the people >> many tourists vacationing in the area are returning home. last night, kron 4's scott talked with family members reunited with their loved ones. >> >> this massive category five hurricane, one of the biggest ever in the western hemisphere had everybody frightened. especially those that had friends and family in puerta vallart o, for those waiting for their loved ones to arrive, it was a matter of time. we think we see the plane coming in, but we don't know. >> the wait is excruciating. so is the anticipation. time feeling like it is standing still.

with flowers in hand, leon waiting for her parents to return home as she waits, she can't wait to think about what might have happened to them when hurricane patricia slammed into the coast of mexico at more than 160-miles an hour. >> pure panic. if it goes inland, they are done. we are thinking this might be it. we thought nothing would survive. >> reporter: as people walked out, there were plenty of hugs and stories to go around. >> reporter: and then out of nowhere, just like that and the waiting game was over. not by the power of one of the strongest storms in history, but the overwhelming power of emotion.

>> i'm not a crybaby, i'm just happy to see my parents. we got so scared. >> still ahead on kron 4 news weekend edition, texas slammed by more heavy rain. we are tracking the storm and the latest video in the area. >> >> hillary clinton getting a big celebrity endorsement

singer katie perry showing her support for hillary clinton with a little bling. she took over her insta-gram account while campaigning with her in iowa. she photographed this with the podus acrow anymore george w.

bush -- she also got to take a selfy with the democratic presidential front runner. >> >> bernie sanders and martin o mali campaigning in iowa of the after the break, we'll take a look at how the latest campaign stop could change the race for the white house. >> >> a live look outside outside. it's kind of foggy, patch work of craft -- check out emerging local artists and attend a crafts workshop. it it's happening from 11:00 to 5:00, and admission is free.

welcome back to kron 4 news weekend edition. parts of texas soaked by remnants of hurricane patricia. over 20 inches of rain -- a homeless man reportedly swept into a drainage ditch trying to

rescue his dog the dog was found safely, but the man has not been found. in houston -- is it still kind of concentrated? > the gulf of mexico, very warm. remnants of patricia gaining more moisture. only good news. they have a drought in texas. here's a live look at the

golden gate, you see blue skies trying to work their magic. satellite picture reveals, there is the clearing deck to our north. may take awhile to clear out through the north bay. upstream, we are talking about the middle of the week. high pressure kicks if for a couple of days. warning phase and by wednesday, tapping into that moisture, hurricane, plus the next system, may result in -- by the independent of the week, showers. by the time we get to the evening hours, fairly clear. clouds may resettle back in again. low lying moisture we tend to get. >> for the east bay shore line.

lower 70s. 65 in hay ward. richmond, 73. this is where the 80s will be hovering. wednesday, big day, scattered showers in the forecast, new video, showing the u.s. raid is on an isis compound in iraq. u.s. special orses encourage fighters to storm the compound on thursday in a mission to rescue hawns. a u.s. soldier was killed during this operation.

decision 2016, democratic hopefuls took the stage in iowa saturday for a big democratic rally. some candidates are hoping this could be a turning point in their campaign. >> reporter: democratic rivals descending on iowa. hillary clinton, seizing on the star power of katie perry. >> 2016 is right around the corner. >> reporter: and political power of bill clinton. >> i am well aware i'm the

warpup act. >> -- >> this is a march which will end up in a year when you will join me in the white house. a festival of politics, coming to a boil at the jefferson/jackson dinner. it was at this dinner eight years ago where illinois senator barack obama jump- started his presidential campaign. >> sanders said history could repeat itself. eight yeah years ago, all of the experts talk about how another democratic president

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here is a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. you can see nice sun coming up there. it looks like might be are promising day for the weekend. pet pridefest value in san francisco. it's happening in golden gate park from 11:00 to 3:00 and the event is free.

breaking news we continue to follow for you. the suspect in the livermore shooting has been identified. he is jason brown. this is a mug shot of him. he remains on the loose and is said to be armed and dangerous t morning, police searched for him in oakland. this is video of the search. you can see s.w.a.t.

team members it is believed that was his residence. he was no found. avery is live at the scene of the crime in livermore, she has more for us. >> good morning, here at livermore here here at the cvs where all of the shooting went down, police were here taking aerial photos of the scene. following up on the investigation. it's still very active. take a look at what was going on when police arrived. theyry arrived, they found two male victims, one dead and the other had serious injuries. neither one of them have been identified. livermore police hope to talk to him outside of surgery and find out a motive or find out why this all happened. the suspected gunman is jason brown of oakland, take a good look at his mug shot. he is on the run from police. you should consider him armed

and dangerous. oakland police told me he is wanted in connection to three homicides, including the one that happened here in livermore. if you look live in livermore, if you see brown or know anything about his whereabouts, you should call 9-1-1 immediately. he is considered armed and dangerous. >> >> now let's turn our attention to dave. >> good morning, everybody. still kind of overcast. but, you do see a little sun trying to work its magic from this shot. golden gate reviews that, too. nice little blue patch trying to make itself known looks like it will be showerings. to the south, a little chance of a patchy drizzle this morning. temperatures are hardly budged at all this morning.

daily city, 57. livermore, 62, antioch, 60, 60 for pleasantton. a much bigger warmup coming tomorrow and tuesday. san jose, 68 by noon. 72 by 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. , we are talking 73, returning back to the 60s, can you see in the late afternoon or evening. by afternoon, variable clouds, but by 5:00 p.m. , mostly sunny and cool. the bay will hardly get out of the 70s >> big national news we arele toking for you, four people dead and more than 40 injured in a crash at oklahoma state university's homecoming day parade. a woman drove her car through a crowd of spectators. among those killed a two-year- old boy woe died from his injuries at the hospital.

three adults died at the scene. >> i'm never going to forget that. it's going to replay over and over. >> reporter: >> reporter: just as the two were watching the parade. >> the osu sophomore from tulsa walked away, despite badly cutting her hand. before she went to the hospital, her roommate tried to shield per from the carnage around them. >> my roommate was "do not look." it was just really scary >> reporter: police identified the driver as 25-year-old chambers -- a man who said he pulled his sons out of the way just in time shared a picture with us. showing officers arresting her. >> people were here having fun and they don't know what hit them. it came, 40, 50-miles an hour.

>> reporter: the tragic deaths of four and injuries of dozens more stunned the governor. >> reporter: homecoming is a time of celebration. a time to enjoy oklahoma traditional, football, and to think that someone could hurt people like this is unfathomable >> reporter: the governor said she hopes to meet with some of the victims tonight and many plan to join her by sending thoughts and prayers >> a stolen cop car and a dramatic cross at the bridge, it was a chase, in fact. take a look at this video, can you see the reportedly stolen police vehicle, one man is under arrest this morning after a police officer -- that officer jumped off the upper deck of the bay bridge, to help capture the suspect. greg peer has more on what started this >> reporter: san francisco

police police officers trying to take a suspect into custody saturday morning faced a knife wielding man that ran from them. >> the suspect fled. >> reporter: in a chase through san francisco streets, the suspect drove with reckless abandon. during the pursuit, several hit and run vehicle collisions occurred. >> reporter: the stolen patrol car made it across the bay bridge to treasure island. >> as the suspect approached the front gate of treasure island in the marked vehicle, he drove at a high rate of speed onto the sidewalk. two officers discharged several rounds >> reporter: the stolen patrol camera stopped. but the determined suspect took a leap to escape. >> reporter: the suspect exited

the marked patrol vehicle and was on the lower deck of the freeway. >> reporter: that ray tempt to escape was thwarted by one san francisco that was equally as eager to abandon the pursuit. >> reporter: it ended with the suspect being taken into custody. jeff pierce. kron 4. >> traditional italian bed is catching on. more on that in "dine and dish."

in this morning's "dine and dish" we give awe taste of

foccacia. >> first off, how do you say it? >> you sid it right. josephine ought to know. generations of hand made italian bread since 1911. check out the ancient of that cranks out foccacia for generations. josephine in the front, the rest of the grandkids in back, baking. >> we have a radar gun to tell us how hot it is. >> reporter: she only makes foccacia, so don't ask for anything else. >> i'm very boring. this tastes the best, especially if you put a piece

of proscuitt o, i love it, it's bad for the diet, but i eat it every once in awhile. >> >> reporter: warning. they close up early, a tip locals already knows. mr. when they say they will close at 2:00 or when the foccacia gives out. they will do it. >> in san francisco, kron 4 fews. still ahead, morning edition, forecasters predicting el nino will cause more rain this winter than usual. how that could negatively affect yosemite national park. that story is coming up >> right now a live look outside. bay bridge toll plaza, looking good >> for the weekend. the 27th annual fiesta on the hills in vernal heights. this is happening between

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>> now on kron 4 news weekend, the four things you need to know. warriors will begin their season at home taking on new orleans pelicans. game set for 7:30 >> on wednesday, the race for the white house. once again, the main debate will feature 10 candidates. >> wednesday could be the day we get some rain in the bay area. our meteorologist is tracking the weather and he has the latest on the forecast. >> reporter: good morning, everybody, that we are hoping for, models still hold it

together, but it may not be the intensity we were looking for. what an improvement we have here here, dropping south to cover all the rest of the bay area. a couple of echos off the shore, but the line is towards our north. temporarily closing it out, filling in with cloud cover later on. but we should go through a midwestly sunny afternoon. then, high pressure which kicks in for two days. this is win we will see the warmup. topping into the tropical moisture with the hurricane, plus the next storm similar system is where we are hoping for rain. still holding onto marine layer moisture.

temperatures going forward. there is a warmup, but because of the flow. 70s covering pretty much everybody else. south bay, east bay, towards the north, alot of real estate will be offed. alot of 70sen the map. the big day will be wednesday, we have a couple of showers on tap. intensity doesn't look as great. then we warm back up to finish off the week. forecasters are predicting

because of el nino, most of california will say stay above average rainfall. southern california is expected to be hit the hardest. yosemite park has a history of very dramatic flooding. earlier this week, shall was in yosemite. he asked the park rangers if they are prepared for a heavy run at winter. >> >> reporter: the worst flooding in the recorded history of yosemite faxal park >> since 1997, the park has moved campgrounds away from the river to mitigate flood impacts and it is to work with the said river plan. even though there is a high lie

likelihood, the park service says a repeat of the 199 -p flood was unlikely. >> we get heavy rains, the difference between that and what happened in 1997 is that we have the huge snow pack in higher elevations. warmer weather with heavier rains park service is hoping a wet weather will result in a pack which will help to relieve drought conditions and team the screams, rivers and water fulls flowing >> we would -- it would help to see the reservoir, >> yosemite area has a roughly 40-50% seeing above average moisture >> the search continues for the

missing cargo ship el farokay who sank elier. now, they are on the hundred for the data recorder, searching an area near the bahamas. el faro disappeared october 1st making its weekly ship to puerto rico the ship's 25 crew members and five lowell doe united what one cass sass city couple did after their team made their way to the world series. >> >> let's look outside. for the weekend, treasure island flea market the event has a halloweened theme, can

you get dressed up or go go trick-or-treating.

tonight on "the back story" we take you behind the scenes -- here is a sneak peek, victory p raid. i'm like the furtherrest thing from sports i don't know anything about that. that's a lilac regard, but very cool. >> there are the world champion nba champion warriors on top of double decker buses. >> we'll continue our live coverage, you are watching this right here. special coverage and -- >> the best show we have had on mornings. "the back story" airs tonight at 9:00 to, right after sports

night live. >> kansas city royals are back in the world series for the second straight year. one kansas city woman is such a big fan that she named her son after the team, >> reporter: royal scott overmaier, he is 10 days old with a name that carries a lot of excite machine. we love the name and we love our boys in blue. >> reporter: audra henry hand her boyfriend -- they knew this royal baby would be special. here he is, rocking a peace sign and a sonogram. >> that's it. we are like he is our royal baby. i think he is a good luck charm for the royals. >> >> reporter: audra says this

little bundle of joy can bring joy to others. >> at 1:00 in san diego, go raiders, there you go. wednesday, we are talking about maybe some showers, not as intense. >> bumper, i was looking to bring out the hunter boots and shoes. kim back tonight, vickie will be here and brian -- that will do it for us, have a great sunday, we'll see you back here, later, good-bye,

everybody.

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