>>news station. you're watching the kron 00:04am morning news. >>and a red flag warning has been issued for the entire bay area is the strongest winds of the year are expected this weekend is the latest threat and what's already been a destructive and historic fire season. good morning everybody, thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:04am morning news. it is saturday october 24th on marty gonzalez and that red flag warning that we're talking about goes into effect until sunday night it will last until monday. we want to go now to meteorologist dave spahr he's in the weather center with more on what we can expect dave good good morning. marty and good morning, everybody us on this latest red flag warning that

we're talking about you know we get so accustomed to talking about how hot it's going to be some going to be necessary so hot. >>but very dry and windy to breezy with all this as well and you heard party talking earlier about the red flag warning there's the coverage area the whole day. >>water's edge to the inland valleys higher elevations, lower elevations and valleys am through 11:00am on monday gives us a good 24 hours plus on that warning period live shot coming in from half moon bay, russia deal with some cloud cover in even some localized fog in some areas to take the elevator fog a little bit. bay area not too off the upper 50's going on the east bay shoreline 40's up to the north bay 54 san francisco, 53 going on for can also for san jose giving you comparison sake, we're a little cooler along the peninsula and up to the north bay. a little warmer in the east bay's you can see by a couple degrees here. all right a wake-up forecast keeps some of those clouds and a little bit in the way that fog around early with 50's going on by high noon. get us

getting us into the 60's clearing out into the afternoon. that's about we're looking at you know 70 ish or so happening inland, i know that doesn't seem like a real lofty number but the big issue will be those winds and the dry conditions going to take a look at some of that coming up in just a bit marty. >>all right dave we're going to continue talking about those winds. it's our top story this morning that red flag warning we've been talking about is prompting pg need to warn its customers about possible public safety power shut offs now unfortunately that's a warning that we've become all too common to listen to here in the bay area kron four's reyna harvey live in berkeley this morning. she has more on how people are preparing for that possible shut off this weekend rain lot of good morning. this is a real concern for residents, we know just how much of an hassle it can be when you lose your power and for people who maybe store medicine or have to charge their medical equipment this can be a real setback for a

lot of families we know across the bay area more than a 140,000 people to be left in the dark for hours. but here's the silver lining we know that this is a strong potential happening so we're going to tell you the areas that are going to be affected you can see here across alameda county 39,000 customers. >>contra costa county 20,000 customers over murray in 19,000 napa 15,000 santa clara county 4,000 solano county 1000 here sonoma county 38,000 san mateo county 4,000 with a total of a 143,000 plus customers now we know that they are to red flag warnings that are overlapping this weekend and so that is going to be the main concern. >>for a lot of the areas in the north bay mountains east bay hills in addition to the coastal regions out in santa cruz and in our valleys for a lot of residents they've been planning and preparing try to make sure they have their back up gear all ready to go we

talked to some of those people who are racing against the clock take a listen. we have a house in tahoe, so we are told our kids were heading up to talk we're not going to live through the no power have a generator we plug in at night. it's loud. >>power or second refrigerator in the garage to remove a lot of our meats and stuffed into there. >>all right you can see people are getting ready and you should do the same kron 4 is always tracking these weather conditions and if we're not on air will be over on kron on so you can follow us we're giving you those updates and again marty a lot of people just worried about what's to come for now reporting here in berkeley reyna harvey kron 4 news all right live report now ahead of those strong winds expected tomorrow. >>crews in napa county already dealing with a brush fire. it's the pope fire. an ex just before 4 o'clock friday afternoon. so far it's burned 50 acres. now the latest update has it at 25%

containment this morning. these flames broke out just east of saint alina and on the northeast side of lake hennessey now we want to take a look at video now from earlier you from earlier yesterday rather it shows a time lapse of the fire and does not appear that any homes or businesses were threatened. the cause is still under investigation. this morning of course we'll continue to monitor the pope fire. both on air and online for you to stay up to date. also very timely this morning an east bay fire department showing off its new high-flying fire tool firefighting tool, it's called con air one it was fully certified last month to fight fires from the air now it's equipped with buckets that are capable of carrying and dumping more than half a ton of water in fact it was used to stop the forward progress of the fire that threatened raga earlier this month. this chopper can also drop another look drop down low enough to firefighters and victims on the ground without landing. >>we bring is very local

response. so if you have a little fire this morning over now to offload we can be there in minutes not going to see any cbf aircraft maybe a half an hour they they tend to look at about a half an hour. a spot start recent red flag days. recent significant fires, a company with tremendous unit draw them. makes the addition of this aircraft even more useful for the community and for the surround him. >>this is the well the con air chopper will be staff of the pilot a nurse and a paramedic. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, we'll find out how oakland is trying to grapple with its rising murder rate this year and the disturbing trend it's seen among offenders. >>as congress continues to fight over the next stimulus package data shows 10's of millions of americans are going hungry, i'm alexandra le mon in washington with that story coming up. >>but first millions of

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alone. california reports a significant jump in new covid-19 cases as well over the last 48 hours more than 6,000 new cases have been reported along with 73 deaths. that's the latest one day count in weeks. the total statewide cases reported now more than 886,000 and there have been more than 17,000 deaths in california. the san francisco unified school district says it will reopen for in person learning beginning in january special education classes and schools will reopen early next year and they'll be followed by kindergarten and first grade the district is also looking for a health care provider who can gain conduct regular covid-19 testing. and we have some good news for people in the south bay nearly 300 playgrounds and activity centers in san jose will be open this weekend. of course there's a catch. the city says playground equipment will not be sanitized the parents are being asked to sanitize

equipment before and after use some of those guidelines for the reopening of parks include washing or sanitizing your hands before and after using playground equipment also wearing face coverings at all times and keeping 6 feet of distance from those outside of your own home. >>i actually really excited for the fires love my kids we've lived here for 10 years we've become this park. >>we love it. >>well the city will be monitoring the parts and facilities to make sure that people are being safe now keep in mind the social gatherings are still prohibited. and beginning next month the downtown disney district will be extended inside california adventure theme park. now while disneyland itself remains closed fans will be able to shop and eat at the stores that line the street just inside the entrance. a guest are still required to follow the health and safety measures put in place to curb the spread of covid-19 and that includes of course social distancing requirements, those

are mandated then also face mask usage for all visitors over the age of 2. i ok marty we're off to kind of a quiet start, you know we got the manatee going on a little bit this morning. but that's not going to last and even somewhat cool on the old weather maps there with 60's and some 70's, red flag warning is in place as we finish off the weekend and early next week going to get into that coming up in just a bit cross morning news continues.

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>>it is 7.15 this saturday morning hope you're enjoying the start to your weekend we've been talking about a red flag warning for the entire bay area. beginning tomorrow and into monday we want to get the latest now on that and the forecast which is starting to feel like fall from dave spahr hide a morning we're getting counties both at the same time he ran a red flag warnings we talk a lot about in the autumn months, but also we're getting some cooling going on to an even some fog to create us. >>there's the shot from temper on just to give you a quick idea of that there's more that to come for today was some of those scattered clouds working here. but ultimately it will be the dry air that's going to kick in here, let's check out those temperatures will quickly this 50's over most of the region got a cool 48 up to santa rosa looking pretty good at that 46 for napa also cool up there. but we're expecting offshore winds to develop now, let's walk you through this weekend. we're stopping things going but look for the arrows to that's more important as well whack look at the coverage with this. this is an

offshore wind event sometimes we show all this conversation when those storms come out of the gulf of alaska, they would be pointing in this direction not coming due north like that's you got hefty winds going on in the north bay off to the east bay east to the east bay hills extending down the peninsula as well that will be with us through sunday. monday a little bit to finally starting to subside a little bit on tuesday. we're quite a bit of activity going up here in the north bay, some unfinished business to still kind of finish off this is going to cover your day today. we've got a little bit the way some scattered clouds here going to mention them in the forecast a little bit here little bit of that humidity working to i know it seems counterproductive or are counterintuitive then you start to see as we get to sunday morning at dawn. boom look at that the dryer just eve erodes eats away at whatever moisture we have at the surface of things change in a big way when we get to tomorrow morning and into the afternoon how's the forecast shape up today, 65 san

francisco 68 going on for oakland 71, san jose across the water real estate, this is what marty was talking about i s no feeling we've got upper 60's mid 70's going on the far east bay up to the north bay at 71 going to check your extended forecast coming up the walls of 4 zone and a bit marty sounds great. thank you dave. for your local election headquarters things are really heating up now as we're just 10 days from election day. >>but millions of americans already voted in fact one count shows that nearly 52 million americans are already filled out their ballots. catherine heenan who is the host of our inside politics, a bay area politics talked to one of our analysts about what all of this could mean for the presidential candidates. yes, you know we're at record numbers more democrats and republicans are pressing ballots therefore more democrats returning those ballots continually telling us that they're going to vote late on election day there and. >>but looking at number that's 50 million plus 51 52 million

with 85 million ballots requested nose or record setting numbers these are numbers that maybe don't hit 19 oh 8 6464 and a half percent but they get much closer above 60% in to that 60 low 60's. a category 4 participation that is a number that benefits the challengers not the incumbent. so as turnout grows as the early vote continues to come in. that is coming in at a higher rate for joe biden then for donald trump so anything's going to happen the last 8.10 or 11 days. it has to be substantial dramatic. it led to what's called negative mobilization where all of these republicans plus a few swing voters come out for donald trump. we're not seeing that we're not seeing that because this early vote is so historically huge. >>and we have a warning before you mail in your ballot. the u.s. postal service records show the are being delayed all across the country and that's raising the possibility of

ballots being rejected because they arrived too late postal service data through november, 9 show that nearly all the agencies delivery regions missed its target of having at least 95%. a forklift first class mail arrive within 5 days. now these delays are a worry for voters who have not yet mailed in their absentee ballots. and that's especially true in states such as michigan where ballots must be received by election day. other states require postmarked by november 3rd. and kron four's committed to help make sure that your vote counts if you experience a problem casting your ballot. let us know, and we'll investigate it you can e-mail us at voting problems at kron 4 dot com. and in the meantime both president trump and joe biden are making their final pitches to the voters ahead of november, 3rd the former vice president spent friday in delaware. while president trump made a push for voters in the key battleground state of florida. he also painted a

picture of 2 very different americas under each candidate. >>it's a choice between. optimism patriotic vision for american success. or joe biden stark dismal gloomy video what he said last night about dark to start is always starts. but it's a gloomy vision where about the american dream all about the american dream greatest country in the world. >>meanwhile meantime a biden attacked the president's handling of the pandemic also president trump's claim that a vaccine is right around the corner. >>we focus on developing safe and effective treatments and distribute a safe and effective vaccine. president trump. trump claims he found a cure. let me tell you that we have 1000 people die each day. more than 40,000 people are in hospitals right now battling the virus. life's a 3rd piece

should be just available wealthy the all connected. we need to make sure they're available to everybody available and affordable. >>biden says if he's elected he would begin carrying out his plan even before he's inaugurated. >>and coming up next in morning sports forty-niners preparing to take on cam newton and the patriots on sunday we're going to hear from head coach kyle shanahan that's coming up next in sports.

>>one no brady know gronk no problem for the forty-niners right well, the new england patriots may not be looking like the afc powerhouse of years past. but you can never underestimate bill belichick in a mobile quarterback, an explosive quarterback. like cam newton the 49 ers will have to show up in new england on sunday. now this game will be a bit of a homecoming for jimmy garoppolo who began his nfl career in new england before being traded to the 49 ers in 2017. the niners will be looking to rely heavily on their run game but keep in mind they will be without where he most true who we're told will likely go on i r with a high ankle sprain expect to see running backs jerick mckinnon jim michael hasty take on a bigger workload coach kyle shanahan also talked about what his defense needs to do to shut down cam and the pats offense. >>going against mobile

quarterbacks is always a challenge from there's a different element changed up you're unfit son. one more player yet account for every single play so it's it's always a challenge. there's lot of other things that you got to defend besides just the running plays by the quarterback, so you make a big emphasis of been good training for us having a number the sharon. hopefully that will to just continue to get better at it. >>as california continues to lift coronavirus restrictions many players, parents and coaches are really frustrated, there's been very little guidance on youth sports. california is one of the few states still not allowing any competition. i talked with several marine county soccer players who say it has impacted their mental health and they worry it could even impact their chances of playing in college. chris mims with brush back baseball club in mountain view says his teams have been traveling out of state just to play. he says tournament and league cancellations here in the golden state affect the economy too. >>your economic standpoint it's not just baseball not

saying right when he travels. it's teams coming in the house, it's it's running to her to restaurants in between games it's renting cars airfare its. it's a big hit. >>and we'll keep it on the diamond raise dodgers game 3 of the world series top of the 3rd dodgers up one nothing 2 on for max muncy and he hits one into right center that's going to be a base hit. 2 runs come into score an rbi double for muncy dodgers extend their lead to 3 top of the 6, let's head over layup by for austin barnes slams this one to deep left center that one is going going gone for a home run his solo shot put the dodgers up 5 and that would be the final nail in the coffin for tampa bay dodgers take game 3 in defeat. the race, 6, 2, the final score game 4 tomorrow. dodgers lead that series 2

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>>good morning, welcome back to kron 00:04am morning news as a red flag warning that has been issued for the entire bay area as we're dealing with the strongest winds of the year they are expected this weekend into the first part of next week. it's the latest threat and what's always already been a destructive and a historic fire season. get the latest now from days far in the weather center. hi dave hey good morning morning, good morning, everybody and those winds are going to bring some very bone dry air to the bay

area which seems kind of odd the way we're starting the day off today with. >>actually can see some of the case of some fog going on and some cool temperatures will have as well this live shot coming in from timber on. yeah, i know it's hard to make up the golden gate from all of this we scattered clouds to contend with the start things off but red flag warning is with us said officially kicks in at 08:00am. the whole one expires at 11:00am although they'll be other successive ones in some micro areas later on but again this affects everybody by the time we finish off the weekend and start early into next week's why a lot of the power outages will come with this safety power outages. 50's and 40's up to the north bay as you will notice 51 livermore 54 for antioch in the east bay shoreline treated to those upper 50's the warmer off to the east bay this morning cooler up north and down south contrast with what we had for about 24 hours ago so the lowdown for today we start things off with that cloud cover and fog as you can see from the shot from u c berkeley most readings into the 50's turning to the 60's

by high noon and into the mid afternoon looks to be like but sunny hostin be sunday at 3 or start a brush into the lower 70's and some of those inland valleys that coming up in a bit going to have your 4 zone forecast and we'll also check the extended as well and take another quick look at those winds party. >>all right dave thanks a lot see in a couple minutes, let's go to the east bay this morning where police are trying to curb the increase of gun violence in oakland now so far in oakland homicides are up 38% compared to the last same time last year. now officers are saying that they're making some headway in getting killers off the street. kron four's dan kerman has more on that. >>this is some of the fire power criminals in oakland are now using. an increasing number of high powered and high capacity weapons. >>clearly what see on this table behind our weapons that don't the anybody's community faced with a 38% increase in homicides this year. oakland police announced friday they've seized more than a 1000 of these weapons so far

this year. >>and if just made arrests in 6 homicides 5 of which occurred this year. >>this is a call to action and a call to notice that we are out there and we will stop this violence we've done at the last 5 years and drove it down 50% with our strategies and we will do it again. >>police say among the more troubling signs they're seeing is both an increase in juvenile victims and shooters as to why the increase in overall violence. they say fallout from the impact of covid-19. >>the stress the anxiety the lack of structure, the lack of opportunities and really the huge spike in group gang conflict driving this. >>there have been 80 murders so far in oakland this year, but police say community members are coming forward to help police solve these crimes. they say it's making a difference but the work is not yet over. >>51 cases that remain unsolved. >>we have the league's on the number of them i like

assistance from our community help us all cases life. era prior to her september 27th of this year a young man than them. the road a lot xavier pad who was the 65th international. a team in college going away party pd his message they're all in this together. >>they know there's a problem they're making headway and they will do whatever it takes to protect the community from violence. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and take a look at this close to a dozen cars had their passenger windows smashed and cars that were ransacked unfortunately waking up to the side of a smash and grab is not uncommon in san francisco. but ryan mccarthy has lived in this russian hill neighborhood for the past 12 years. he says he's never seen anything this bad. >>i want my dog to be on formation any every day and think we see one or 2 broken windows across you know through the lock. that's been going on for more than 10

years, i've never seen an entire block. it lik that and hoping that they're only going to be gone for a couple minutes. >>and we'll be back to our so they leave backpacks or cameras, anything visible on the seat on only takes criminals. second sometimes there's just opportunists who are walking down the street. and sometimes we get crews coming in. >>now in response to the ongoing auto burglary problem, san francisco police have started an education campaign. they're urging residents and visitors to park smart. they also want to remind everyone to never leave valuable items in sight in your car. now let's get to developing story that we're following for you this morning. it's the possible new trial for scott peterson in the case received worldwide attention then is back in the headlines now as there are new questions about potential juror misconduct during peterson's original trial, some 16 years ago. now the questions of potential

juror misconduct means that peterson's lawyer may have to go through the same motions and details all over again. but with a new jury. defense attorneys paula canny tells us that this opens the door for the now 47 year-old peterson to get a new trial. >>the california supreme court said the way that the jury was selected was fundamental and there today it's to the point that it rendered the jury's death penalty verdict in he was in court today to deal with the penalty phase they hearing on whether or not he's going to get a new trial is going to be in san mateo county. in the next few weeks. >>well peterson set to appear in front of the san mateo county superior court judge next month via video. he will hear opening arguments about his conviction. now to the east bay with the search for a killer in berkeley continues

this morning, the city is now offering a $50,000 reward for any information in the shooting death of a pregnant woman. 19 year-old sir not a henderson died after being shot in the head wednesday night. she was sitting in her car the time with their 9 month-old child and her mother on a prince on prince street that's near malcolm x elementary school city of berkeley now looking to find and for of get some help and find those and convict those who are responsible. also in these may open school officials are apologizing after a racist term sent in included in the survey that was sent out to families. now the survey was about returning to in person learning and include a word. that's around a tory towards people of asian descent. district officials say they've replaced that word and now they're looking into how that term got into the survey in the first place. coming up after the break our daily hygiene routines can help us in the fight against

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then it swished gargle spit. there's nothing glamorous about it. but now researchers at penn state's college of medicine that found that using mouthwash could actually enact of a coronavirus is in our mouse which could keep covid from spreading coronavirus is have a membrane around they actually take it from the cells they infect so they steal it from your own cells. with an anvil of virus if you can break open that envelope. >>you've been activated the virus if it cannot in fact doctor trade myers led penn state study on mouthwash in covid he says that's something in mouthwashes essentially breaks through the envelope of the virus effectively shutting it down though he says this alone is not proven to totally stop the virus is definitely not a cure. it's just a way to maybe to lower the spread and does the brand of mouthwash you use matter will researchers say yes indeed it does so you can afford to be a bit selective. >>in what bottle you take off

the shelf. >>they found all brands of listerine worked or anything with identical ingredients. crest pro health work too, but none of the hydrogen peroxide mouthwashes were effective shutting down the virus doctor myers says how long you rents matters to telling us you should switch for at least 30 seconds i personally would recommend you try to go for a minute, you know that way because most people if you're like me. >>you think it's 30 seconds you know because it seemed like a long time, but it's not the next big step of penn state's research is going into human trials where they'll study of someone positive for covid can use mouthwash to stop coronavirus is in the mouth. >>well that was evan hinckley reporting now as of now researchers are just not sure what ingredient in mouthwash helps inactivate the virus but they continue to study it. they say it might help a new solution help them find a new solution for covid-19 let's hope so. governor arnold schwarzenegger is recovering from heart surgery this

morning he tweeted this photo of himself in the hospital he had also had an ai or aorta valve installed. now that goes along with the new pulmonary valve from a previous heart procedure, the former governor thank the team at cleveland clinic and says that he's already back on his feet and walking around the town dave. >>all for today we're talking about mild temperatures going on there look at the board there 60's and 70's don't be fooled just by that imagery there because we're looking at dry air building across the bay area red flag warning as we finish off the wee

>>good morning welcome back we're getting some mixed messages first we have this red flag fire warning which we expect in the summer time but starting to feel like fall. yeah we're finally getting that a tumble feel a little bit we're getting flavor of it this morning and even some fog going on to so let's just soak it up in absorb. >>however, as we start to get into the end of the weekend watch out because a red flag warning means we've got strong offshore winds temperatures right now we've got the 50's over most of the region for right now 48 at the santa rosa. and those upper 50's grabbing the east bay shoreline driving all of this. our 2 major weather systems. we're on the backside of the low when the front side of a high. windy conditions, they work like yours that in this particular scenario. it provides an offshore wind coming in strongly out of the north and the northeast. but the other issue with this is

to very very bone dry air that we have even though temperatures are not to be that lofty with this but let's just run through these winds yet much start stop them here about sunday at about 11:00am we're going to see skies also clear out much better tomorrow, but there's that pocket of some heavier stronger winds notice they're all coming from the northerly direction notice the arrows here they continue that way is those winds still out the entire bay. here you have it all arrows are either coming into north or there from the northeast as you will notice. this takes us out to monday morning. and then into the afternoon they finally subside a little bit so it's not a real long time period for the red flag warning going on, but it's a big thrust of dry air and when this is all said and done by tuesday morning for the rest of the week. this dry air kind of lumbers around the bay area afterwards just a quick note about rain we had seen so much rain for so long, it's been dry as we talked about. now we're getting to extreme drought category this covering parts of napa county

solano county hasn't yet filled out the whole bay yet but that again being extreme of course exceptionals the high level and we saw some of that just a few years ago, what a run through this with you real quick that the weekday long forecast there's the dry air you can see it spills out of the pacific very far and then there's a little hope and maybe a shower as we get into next friday saturday. we're teased by this by this system coming over right about now. so hopefully in the back side of that will give us those real strong dry offshore winds your 4 zone forecast 65 for san francisco, let's do the lower 60's along the bay side peninsula, i'm sorry the coastal peninsula bayside upper 60's at that heading down further south. hey let's try some lower 70's, 73 palo alto redwood city at 72. down the south bay, 71% jose 72 going on for sonny bill, no p to 72. los gatos comes at 73 east bay shoreline to the south upper 60's got 73 going on for pleasanton 74 for livermore and jumping up the

contra costa county 73 for concord 68 for open 64 for richmond. and the solano county, those readings in the lower 70's today, inland getting up to the at 6566 benicia 65 for napa 71 for santa rosa again the lower 70's take us down south the southern moran was 67 for no valley check it out the 7 day forecast here lower 70's at first forget those winds are kicking in here by sunday high fire danger but temperatures cool relatively speaking but bone dry little bit of a warm-up we expect as we get into the middle portion of the week in the upper 70's and we even have don't you know it looks like about an 81 or so by the time we finish off the week so mardy that is the game plan as we look ahead for the week ahead, it is great see those 70's but i'd like to see a little rain drops. all right. thank you dave. well, san francisco remains the only bay area county in the least restrictive yellow tier. >>that means that bars they don't serve food can start pouring drinks again in about

a month or so, but it doesn't mean that they're all going to reopen including this the saloon in north beach is the city's oldest bar kron four's maureen kelly talked to some of the owners who say if they can only serve drinking drinks outside it's not making a whole lot of sense of them to welcome back customers. >>myron new is measuring the parklet outside the saloon currently being used by the restaurant next door to see how drinker's he can legally serve in what is essentially the one parking space he's allowed to do business and and i think. >>i could maybe get 8 people in there. and so the legal means social distancing established in 1861 the north beach watering hole lays claim to the title of being the oldest continuously operating bar in the city. >>he and his sister have owned it since the 80's and while they want to get back to business. it might not pencil out right now the reason why we're on the >>because it's not very cost effective and you open up a business to jess.

>>border see to you know one parking space plus that used to feature live music and while the city now from its outdoor performances in shared spaces, the rules are giving them use the blues but no women's rights and no vocals bomb blues bar. >>i mean blues this is all about the words and the singing. and you know during this pandemic people need the words the calm you know this too. >>get a good place in their hearts while the salute owners may wait longer to start pouring drinks again another legendary north beach drinking establishment. >>the ceo is adapting to the new rules to get the party started they put tables down in jack kerouac's alley have a parklet under construction and partnered with a nearby restaurant which allowed them to open october first the manager says next month, the new rules mean getting a fight with your beer will no longer be required. i think some people like having some food is just starting our beach to tell people. and you know. >>8.30 like they probably already gone to a restaurant

has a big and see it gets we at times so i think that worry him. i got still operate, but not have the requirement is just better for us because the ceo's manager says they're just trying to do what they can to move forward while still following the rules. >>and still china have a good time because what else can you do maureen kelly for >>good point. well governor newsom was in san jose to celebrate the opening of 3 emergency interim housing communities. this is all part of a larger initiative that he launched earlier this year. when it comes to looking for a place to stay safety and support are big concerns for homeless. so governor newsom san jose mayor sam liccardo and others are hoping that these new facilities, we'll offer people the place to sleep without having to worry about their own personal safety. >>and when i came here. i was so amazed not only of the

place. but the people year. and the people he a fantastic. the lights only to the staff and. the >>to the homeless challenge is housing but its housing and supportive services this is not about 307 static units for 307 people in perpetuity this is about creating opportunities for people to transition. >>and tenants are provided with private bathrooms showers there's also a kitchen and laundry administrative offices and computer rooms as well everything is set up to provide safe transitional homes and support services more for more than 300 homeless people in san jose. and we'll be right back with a forecast you're wondering how to start your day dave has all

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>>welcome back in just about everybody in the bay area knows this guy maki the lemur and we have an update use the animal of course that was stolen from the san francisco zoo. last week now the zoo sent us these new photos of the 21 year-old and they tell us he's starting to make friends again. now this picture shows maki on the left hanging out with another lemur named barry on the right. the monkey was stolen from his habitat just last week and was found a few days later in daly

city. zoo officials say key is getting stronger every day and just like all of us, he likes to relax. and still ahead in the next hour, the kron 00:04am morning news, a red flag warning has been issued this weekend. that's triggered potential public safety power shutoff across the bay area we have a live report on that standing by. >>plus the latest on the pope's fire that continues to burn in napa county as we brace for the most dangerous fire conditions we've seen in the bay area this year we have that coming up stay with us. the dexcom tells me my numbers every 5 minutes. and it also tells me which way i'm going. i can just look at my phone and see my numbers. in real time. it's the easiest app in the world. and you don't have to prick your fingers at all.

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>>news station you're watching and a red flag warning has been issued for the entire bay area as the strongest winds of the year are expected this weekend. >>it's the latest threat and what's already been a destructive and historic fire season. good morning, everybody welcome to the kron 00:04am morning news at saturday october 24th hope you're having a good day on marty gonzales well that red flag warning we're talking about goes into effect tomorrow night and will last until monday want to get right kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr he's in the weather center with more on what we what we can expect with that red flag warning i dave good morning. well good morning marty good morning, everybody and obviously we're going to have dry offshore winds in our future as a result red flag warning for the entire bay area all colored in red there.

>>and the other issue too with this is going to be when we say dry air on talking bone dry air on talking dew point values at the coast that are below freezing, so you don't even have a coke and that's what's fresh out of the fridge. so this is why this is being posted because of that going to getting into some of that in just a bit right counterintuitive as we take a look at things we got humidity going on yeah fog as we can see the shot from timber on way off to the distance the golden gate is there we can see it too well. temperatures pretty much a lower 60's cover the east bay shoreline, some chilly upper 40's up there the north bay or for a fall like 40's up north. we're a little bit warmer across mid bay than we were this time from yesterday elsewhere we are trailing. temperatures will be a bit on the mild side though for today we're looking at temperatures in the 50's by high noon will be into the middle to approaching the lower 60's and then by the afternoon, we'll have some 70's working and there was some better sunshine to tomorrow, speaking a better sunshine we'll see more of that however got to watch for

the dry air will begin to some of that coming up in just a bit morning. all right dave seen a couple minutes. thank you let's get back to our top story this morning that red flag warning is prompting pg and e. >>to warn its customers about the possibility yet again of a public safety power shutoff now unfortunately this warning has become all too common here in the bay area kron four's reyna harvey live in berkeley this morning with more on how people there are preparing for the possible shut off this weekend, rain and good >>we know that there's a strong potential this is going to happen and so we can plan and prepare and get ready to the best of our ability more than a 140,000 customers may be impacted that's a lot of people marty and it's across the bay area like dave mentioned you can see right here the areas that are going to be affected by that potential power shut off tomorrow you can see here in

alameda county 39,000 contra costa county 20,000 out in the rain 19,000 napa 15. >>santa clara county 4,000 out in solano county 1000 sonoma county 38,000 san mateo county 4,000 that totaling up to a 143,000 plus customers that going to be without power potentially now we know that there are 2 red flag warnings that are overlapping so those are hitting areas of the north bay east bay hills also out in santa cruz mountains in the lower valley, so everybody could potentially see some power shut-offs like i mentioned a lot of people in the bay area, not happy about this take a again. >>that's my reaction again, it's. inconceivable to me that a company like pg and has been allowed to go on neglecting the infrastructure for so long that now every time the wind

blows they have to turn the power off. >>right i know a lot of people can relate to her is she saying this is happening again and so now that we know this is happening you can stick around with kron 4 because we're going to have those updates especially when things first start to shut off. i know we get over on kron on we have those updates immediately available for you so we'll be monitoring the situation to help the weekend bringing you the very latest but for now reporting here in berkeley brean harvey kron 4 news, yeah, again among other things, thanks a lot for that live report. >>well ahead of those strong winds are expected tomorrow there are crews in napa county. they're already dealing with a brush fire. it's the pope fire and it's part just before 4 o'clock friday afternoon. so far it's burned about 50 acres. the latest update that we have has the fire at 25% containment this morning. now the flames broke out just east of saint alina and northeast of like an a c. now we want to show you a

video from earlier it's a time lapse of the fire and it shows how it how it moved across the area now it doesn't appear that any homes or businesses are being threatened the cause still under investigation this morning and of course we'll stay on top of this for you and monitor the poe fire for you both online and on the air. and this is very timely it sees fay fire department the showing off a new high tech flying firefly flying high flying firefighting tool it's called con air one it was fully certified last month to fight fires from the air. it's equipped with buckets that are capable of carrying and dumping more than half a ton of water. in fact it was used to stop the forward progress of a fire that threatened danville and marotta earlier this month. the chopper can also drop down low enough to lift firefighters and victims who are on the ground and it can do so without landing. >>we bring is very local response. so if you have a little fire this morning over in mount diablo we can be

there in minutes not going to see any cbf aircraft maybe a half an hour they they tend to look at about a half an hour. a spot start recent red flag days. recent significant fires, a company with tremendous unit draw them. makes the addition of this aircraft even more useful for the community and for the surround him. >>this is the. >>well the con air chopper will be staffed with a pilot a nurse and a paramedic as well. some east bay parks will be closed because of high winds that we're expecting beginning tomorrow and to the east bay regional park district says that those high winds can cause trees and branches to fall possibly injuring park visitors officials are also worried about the high fire danger so 11 parks will be called will be closed beginning tomorrow and on monday. you can find the full list of those parts on our website at kron 4 dot com. it's been one year since kincade fire burned through sonoma county that blaze burned more than an hour

80,000 acres destroyed 174 homes, cal fire investigators found the kincade fire was sparked by power lines owned by pg and e. and still ahead this morning, we'll find out how the city of oakland trying to grapple with its rising murder rate this year. and the disturbing trend they're seen among offenders. >>i warning key in washington today. the senate went into a rare closed session cameras were off and the doors were locked as democrats tried to once again delay the nomination of judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court. i'll have that story coming up. >>but first millions of ballots have already been cast in this year's election. our political analyst explains who benefits most from early voting.

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>>and now we have the latest on our coronavirus coverage. the u.s. has a grim new record breaking number of covid-19 cases, more than 77,000 cases reported across the country in one day alone. and here in california. there are reports of a significant jump in new covid-19 cases as well over the last 48 hours more than 6,000 people have reported and the new cases along with 73 deaths that's the largest one day case count in weeks. the total statewide cases reported now is more than 886,000. and

there have been more than 17,000 people who have died from the virus. bringing it back to the bay area the san francisco unified school district says it will reopen for in person learning beginning in january special ed classes and preschools will reopen early next year. they'll be followed by kindergarten and first grade looking for a health care provider who can conduct regular covid-19 testing. and we have some good news for people in the south a nearly 300 playgrounds and activity centers in san jose will be open this weekend. but of course there's a catch. the city says playground equipment will not be sanitized so parents instead are being asked to sanitize equipment before and after they use it. some of the guidelines for reopening the parks include washing or sanitizing your hands before and after using playground equipment wearing face coverings at all times and keeping 6 feet of distance from those outside of your home.

>>i actually really excited for the fires love my kids we've lived here for 10 years we've become this park. >>we love it. >>yeah the city will be monitoring the parks and facilities to make sure that people are being safe social gatherings there are still prohibited day at just sanitize your hands and you get some hand lotion going on here because we have some serious dry air coming our way too. >>with all of this red flag warning talk that we have sultry skies coming in here from a walnut creek as you can see a little bit little fog is saying a low this morning checking the forecast called for a morning news.

>>good morning welcome back it's finally starting to feel like fall around the bay area bit chilly this morning as we start this weekend days far as here. tell us more about the forecast a good morning. marty good morning, everybody and a little flavor of some fog going on in london let the hazy sunshine making through what's way there through. >>at walnut we're going to see that fog breakup more so and don't expect so much of that into the future all right, let's check things out we got going on temperature wise first most readings are in the 50's we have some lower 60's along the east bay shoreline here, upper 50's you can see well inland kind of some unfinished business which is this fog in the morning cloud cover will keep some of that in the forecast today you can see that kind of mixing out a little bit into tomorrow morning might have some of that kind lingering around

just a little bit far cry from the morning to the afternoon you're going to feel a difference in the air mass as it dries out throughout the day tomorrow looks like and there it is from the sky conditions cleared out and you'll see why here are that start with the winds first that's what everybody is going to notice. here's the uptick we freeze things just before noon. the directions are all set all coming in from the north readings in the teens 20's and some cases were getting up to about 30 or so coverage area concentrated in the north bay watch it spread out there it's in the east bay peninsula remaining in the north bay as late as monday morning. and then finally starts to subside as we get into monday afternoon. doesn't mean we're out of the woods yet though let's go to the moisture levels this is the relative humidity levels to put this in terms of percentage is even though we like to look at dew points though, because it really tells us how much moisture is in the atmosphere but let's go for to give you general idea. sunday early afternoon what's the deal we've got most readings in the 30's we've

lower than this before going into the overnight recovery. what recovery. what happened here nothing look at this. one percent relative humidity and those actual dew point numbers are subfreezing means you have to get the air to like arctic temperatures 15 degrees to get any moisture out of it that's how dry it is and these are coastal locations looking at very low numbers as well. so when's the recovery will we lose the winds pretty quickly in the monday afternoon, stopping things tuesday overnight very early we're still in the 20's over all of the real estate even some upper teens. take it all the way out to about wednesday. morning we're still looking at numbers in the teens. so the future red flag warnings may be posted beyond this point because we're going to be banking off of a dry atmosphere during a good chunk of today we have mild conditions going on san francisco to get some clouds the when they're 68 for oakland, 71 meanwhile for san jose as marty was talking about filling quite the wait is highs today, we expect to

make it approaching the middle 70's in the far east bay up to the north bay, some 60's and some 70's we'll check into that extended forecast for you and the 4 zone little bit later on marty. >>all right dave. thank will go on for of course your local election headquarters things are really heating up now as we're just 10 days from election day today. millions of americans though have already voted one count shows nearly 52 million americans have already filled out their ballots and catherine heenan who is the host of inside bay area politics, talk to one of our analysts about what all of this could mean for the presidential candidates. yes, you know we're at record numbers more democrats and republicans are pressing ballots therefore more democrats returning those ballots continually telling us that they're going to vote late on election day there and. >>but looking at number that's 50 million plus 51 52 million with 85 million ballots requested nose or record setting numbers these are numbers that maybe don't hit

19 '08 and 6464 and a half percent but they get much closer. >>above 60% in to that 60 low 60's. a category 4 participation that is a number that benefits the challengers not the incumbent. so as turnout grows as the early vote continues to come in. that is coming in at a higher rate for joe biden then for donald trump so anything's going to happen the last 8.10 or 11 days. it has to be substantial dramatic. it led to what's called negative mobilization where all of these republicans plus a few swing voters come out for donald trump. we're not seeing that we're not seeing that because this early vote is so historically huge. >>well kron 4 is committed to helping make sure that your vote counts so if you experience apart problem in casting your ballot all you have do is let us know and we'll investigate it. you can e-mail us at voting problems at kron 4 dot com. in the meantime both president trump and joe biden are making their final pitches to voters ahead

of november, 3rd, the former vice president spent friday in delaware while president trump made a push for voters in the key battleground state of florida and he painted a different picture of 2 very different americas under each candidate. >>it's a choice between. optimism patriotic vision for american success. or joe biden stark dismal gloomy video what he said last night about dark to start is always starts. but it's a gloomy vision where about the american dream all about the american dream greatest country in the world. >>meantime biden attacked the president's handling of the pandemic also president trump's claim that a vaccine is right around the corner. >>we focus on developing safe and effective treatments and distribute a safe and effective vaccine. president trump, trump claims he found a cure. let me tell you that we have 1000 people die each day.

more than 40,000 people are in hospitals right now battling the virus. life's a 3rd piece should be just available wealthy well connected. we need to make sure they're available to everybody available and affordable. >>abide says if he is elected he would begin carrying out his plan even before he's inaugurated. the senate went into a a rare closed session on friday as democrats once again tried to delay the nominatron of judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court. and a word he has more now from washington d c. >>the doors will be closed. >>for 15 minutes on friday, the tv feet from the senate floor went dark shut off the cameras. >>close the senate and talk face to face senate minority leader chuck schumer forced the senate into a rare closed session for the first time in

a decade. >>schumer has repeatedly move to adjourn for senators to be present in the chamber and demean did roll call votes on the smallest of issues. >>schumer says he wants to slow the republican rush to confirm judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court just days before an election. >>the senate majority may have the power to confirm this nomination before the election. but that does not make it right just minutes leader cameras were back on and the senate voted to move forward. >>keeping republicans on schedule to confirm barrett before election day. get on with it. let's do our job senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says democrats are just trying to delay the inevitable and promises to confirm barrett to the high court well before election day we will give this nominee. the vote she deserves. no later than monday. the senate will convene on sunday for a procedural vote teeing up a final floor vote on barrett confirmation late monday in washington, i'm anna warning key.

>>and coming up next in sports. the forty-niners preparing to take on cam newton in the patriots on sunday. we'll hear from coach kyle shanahan about the big game. what if i sleep hot? ...or cold?

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powerhouse of years past. but you can never underestimate bill belichick in a mobile quarterback, an explosive quarterback. like cam newton the 49 ers will have to show up in new england on sunday. now this game will be a bit of a homecoming for jimmy garoppolo who began his nfl career in new england before being traded to the 49 ers in 2017. the niners will be looking to rely heavily on their run game but keep in mind they will be without where he most true who we're told will likely go on i r with a high ankle sprain expect to see running backs jerick mckinnon jim michael hasty take on a bigger workload coach kyle shanahan also talked about what his defense needs to do to shut down cam and the pats offense. >>going against mobile quarterbacks is always a challenge from there's a different element changed up you're unfit son. one more player yet account for every single play so it's it's always a challenge. there's lot of other things that you got to defend besides just the running plays by the quarterback, so you make a big emphasis of it's been good training for us having a number the sharon. hopefully that will to just continue to

get better at it. >>as california continues to lift coronavirus restrictions many players, parents and coaches are really frustrated, there's been very little guidance on youth sports. california is one of the few states still not allowing any competition. i talked with several marine county soccer players who say it has impacted their mental health and they worry it could even impact their chances of playing in college. chris mims with brush back baseball club in mountain view says his teams have been traveling out of state just to play. he says tournament and league cancellations here in the golden state affect the economy too. >>your economic standpoint, it's not just baseball not saying is that right when he travels. it's teams coming in the house, it's it's running to her to restaurants in between games it's renting cars airfare its. it's a big hit. >>and we'll keep it on the diamond raise dodgers game 3

of the world series top of the 3rd dodgers up one nothing 2 on for max muncy and he hits one into right center that's going to be a base hit. 2 runs come into score an rbi double for muncy dodgers extend their lead to 3 top of the 6, let's head over layup by for austin barnes slams this one to deep left center that one is going going gone for a home run his solo shot put the dodgers up 5 and that would be the final nail in the coffin for tampa bay dodgers take game 3 in defeat. the race, 6, 2, the final score game 4 tomorrow. dodgers lead that series

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>>good morning, welcome back it's a 30 hope you're enjoying your saturday morning, a red flag warning has been issued for the bay area as we're expecting the strongest winds of the year to a beginning tomorrow. the latest threat and what's already been a destructive and historic fire season for us want to get the latest on the red flag warning and the forecast from dave spahr heidi well good morning marty good morning, everybody dry windy conditions are expected to really descend across the bay area throughout the day tomorrow it looks very different feels very different than that right now we're talking about a little bit of fog. >>here's kind of that haze going on at walnut creek to give you just an idea what it's looking like outside, but that red flag warning entire bay area as a formality kicks in sunday morning at 08:00am the real dry air follows that

until 11:00am on monday. now that's the parameters for the red flag warning as of now that it's organic it may be new ones may be issued later on. temperatures also mild 50's and some 60's you will notice there 60's along the east bay shoreline and it's a little warmer this morning than it was yesterday for comparison sake little cooler to the south and to the north and to give you a general idea what you expected this morning kind of the shot from u c berkeley and plenty of 50's going on can't even make out the east bay shoreline and we saw some cloud cover to contend with even as late as noon into the 60's by the afternoon, we'll scratch into some 70's under mostly sunny skies. now we do have a change happening tomorrow with some dry air but even after this red flag warning is over. we're going to be banking off of a dry atmosphere through much of the week ahead gonna get into some of that coming up a little bit later on party sounds good dave, thanks. a lot, let's go to these bay this morning police in oakland are trying to curb the rise of

gun violence. >>this year homicides there are up 38% compared compared to the same time last year. so far opd has seized more than 1000 high capacity weapons. they've also made arrests in 6 homicides 5 of them occurred this year. one of the most troubling trends. they say they're seen as both an increase in juvenile victims. and shooters as to why the increase in violence. police say it's fallout from the impact of covid-19. >>this is a call to action and a call to notice that we are out there and we will stop this violence we've done it the last 5 years and drove it down 50% with our strategies and we will do it again. >>well so far this year there have been 80 homicides in oakland, but police say community members are coming forward to help officers solve these crimes opd his message is that we're all in this together and whatever they will do whatever it takes to protect the community from violence. we'll take a look at

this scenes like this are becoming less common in san francisco shattered car windows and glass scattered all over the street and even though car break ins are decreasing in city kron 4 says he quit doing talk to one man who says what he saw one morning in san francisco is beyond anything he's ever seen. >>van ness between france, a scam. nothing to see here. >>nothing other than close to a dozen vehicles with the passenger windows smashed glove box is open ransacked and personal belongings emptied onto the passenger seat, waking up to the side of shattered glass on the ground from an overnight smash-and-grab of a burglary is not uncommon in this russian hill neighborhood right by the who was live different 12 years says he's never seen anything like this. >>yeah walk my dog to be on formation any every day and think we see one or 2 broken

windows across you know through the lock. that's been going on for more than 10 years, i've never seen an entire block. it like that. >>in response to the ongoing auto burglary problem, san francisco police urge residents and visitors to park smart it's an education campaign on how to limit the chances of a vehicle break it began working that they're only going to be gone for a couple minutes. >>and we'll be back to our so they leave backpacks or cameras, anything visible on the seat on only takes criminals, second sometimes there's just opportunists who are walking down the street. and sometimes we get crews coming in you think about the amount of time that must have taken for all those cars and just absolutely no fear. >>clearly is doing a policing this it's it's pretty frustrating to see us day in and day out he says he would like to see san francisco police do something about putting a stop to it. >>i would like to see. it increased police presence at night when this stuff happens

around here we constantly reassess. >>all the crime trends. so one district stations notice that there's more crimes happening in a certain area. >>now readjust their patrol staffing in san francisco has it made you kron 4 news. >>now let's get to a developing story that we're following this morning. it's the possible new trial for scott peterson this case of course received global attention and it's back in the headlines now as new questions have come to light about potential juror misconduct during peterson's original trial. now it's been nearly 16 years since scott peterson had his initial trial but given all of these questions of potential juror misconduct that now means his lawyers back on the case and may have to go through the same motions and details all over again, but this time with a new jury and as defense attorneys paula canny tells us this opens the door for the now 47 year-old to get a new trial. >>the california supreme court

said the way that the jury was selected was fundamental and there today it's to the point that it rendered the jury's death penalty verdict in he was in court today to deal with the penalty phase they hearing on whether or not he's going to get a new trial is going to be in san mateo county. in the next few weeks. >>so yes peterson is set to appear in front of a san mateo county superior court judge next month via video and there he will hear arguments about his conviction. in the east bay, the search for a killer in berkeley continues as the city is now offering a $50,000 reward for any information in the shooting death of a pregnant woman. 19 year-old sir not say henderson died after being shot in the head wednesday night at the time she was sitting inside her car with their 9 month-old child and her mother on prince

street near malcolm x elementary school. the city of berkeley now looking for help to help find and convict. those responsible. >>and coming up after the a woman who was caught on camera allegedly trying to kidnap a child but police say this was not her only attempted abduction that story's coming up.

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>>good morning welcome back take a look at this video. it's new video that shows a woman in los angeles allegedly trying to kidnap 2 kids now you can see the suspect walked up to a woman and her one year-old brother in a parking lot and then demand the child as kimberly cheng reports police say this is not the woman's only attempted kidnapping. >>lapd detectives are reviewing new surveillance video of a female suspect who they say tried to kidnap 2 kids. the first incident was captured on camera around 06:00pm sunday in the florence neighborhood of south l a the victim was with her one year-old brother in a restaurant parking lot on the 100 block of west manchester when the stranger approached her and demanded that she hand over the child. she tried to get away. the suspect followed them and tried to grab him the victim screamed for help thankfully a good samaritan was in the area you can see in the video and we would like to identify him as well he was walking just in the parking lot and sees the suffering and

scarce away the suspect about half an hour later, the same woman is accused of entering a gated apartment complex in the 8,000 block of south main street. >>witnesses say she coaxed a 5 year-old boy toward her he had been playing in the courtyard with other children. we spoke with the boy's sister who wanted to remain anonymous she like bending down. she's like come here, that's my brother went up to her. she made something he faces up to my brother started laughing that's when she put him down back in by hand and then start fortunately neighbors were paying attention the their myth though we were here we were all sides in the boy running around to her. >>and then she grabbed her neck, a baby. and then sheep to put it down and grabbed her hand and she was walking outside. so i told my sister we'll get him go ahead go get him take a good look at this photo police say she's hispanic 20 to 35 years old 5 635 pounds she has short cropped brown hair as they take them enough a mother i

immediately thought we need to get this person out of the street we need to warn our community make sure that she's mentally ill or she's not it's it's a relevant. my children need to be protected my brother he's all right. i mean he's just like more scared go outside and play now. >>and coming up we're going to be talking and let's take a look at our weather forecast for this weekend world wild up for a wind of and with the red flag warning and dry air this little snaps

>>good morning, welcome back time talk weather with dave spahr we're talking more than whether we're also talking about that red flag warning for high winds in the bay area that i will hit us tomorrow. i did yeah good morning marty good morning, everybody, the winds are going to kind of a short burst, but we're going to be left with banking off of a dry atmosphere for looks like. >>the entire week ahead live shot here that's coming in from half moon bay. we have fog everywhere just about even inland locations going on. but that situation is going to be changing as we head on into the future. so let's get a look at our what our temperatures look like kron 4 news true. we've got mostly the 50's going on for right now over most of the region some 60's here and there along the east bay shoreline 49 meanwhile for santa rosa 53. for san jose. so how did the elements fair out by the time we get to tomorrow we're going to have like gear shifts going on here bringing down dry air. we got our low up to the northeast of us the high to the west in tandem wendy, mild

temperatures dry air that's get out of those winds now going freeze this here till sunday at high noon. there you can see all the arrows coming in from the north and the northeast. here's the heavier winds up in the north bay. but they spill out over the east bay as well and cover the peninsula as well there's the burr still active all the way till monday morning. that subsides pretty quickly in the afternoon by tuesday. the wind part of the forecast least the morning hours is gone, but we'll be left with a very much dry air all the way through midweek looks like so that will be another little problem which to deal with as well. a drought situation we haven't had much rain as we talk about and it's getting worse. we're now going into the extreme category you can see extends up to about central solano county through napa as well. elsewhere course it's severe. now you may recall that just a few years ago we were in the exceptional category. so that's the next step along the way this week ahead, here's the dry air excuse me get out of my way it says and upstream

little front tries to drop down down here by the end of next week we saw this before and we're basically looking at right now basically some of that fog that we have this morning, not to anything in terms of real precipitation with it so maybe we'll get something out of that we'll see but anyway it will be a dry week ahead 65 san francisco to the coast. we see readings at about 60 ish or so so kind of a fall-like feel upper 60's lineup, the bay side of the peninsula down south a 72 redwood city palo alto 73 67 mountain view, santa clara valley lower 70's most readings here milpitas coming in at about 72 east bay shoreline to the south upper 60's pleasanton tri valley, you're looking at mid 70's today still got that fall-like feel up to contra costa county conquered at 7362 berkeley, 64 for richmond up the solano county of course in the inland areas it's lower 70's but out to at 6566 benicia napa 65 71% a rose in the bottle at about

77 day forecast, let's keep it in the 70's all week remember bone dry conditions to be found to the bay will also get you into the middle 70's by the middle of the weekend a little bit cool side. along the coast. marty. well pre covid being parked in front of a computer used to be an option also a form of recreation but today it's entirely different. >>as children are spending hours in front of a computer because they have to we all know the distance learning has its share of challenges such as online discipline and constant distractions as well. our health expert killing all on joins me this morning to talk helping your children succeed and improve their grades at the same time and care and this is such a big problem for so many parents, teachers and students across the country. we can definitely use some tips. >>it's quite challenge it and i feel for the parents that are trying to work well as the

be teachers to their children. but what they found is this was a study by the american college of sports medicine that when you engage your child in vigorous activity that they increase their up a level of a concentration and also their behavioral problems also improves so all a good thing so karen of just tell us what vigorous means. >>still decrease activity would be something where you are expending more energy something like basketball soccer are you doing a lot of running you're consuming more oxygen kaylee say that it's where you can still talk but you really don't want you ok and you're at least 3 times a week. >>at least 3 times a week and for 20 segments so that 20

minutes is not that long you know great break in between your day and between your are as dear class sessions, so that that really breaks up the day then if you can if you can get your children or parents to get their children into that type of a routine. >>that maybe you have class for half an hour something like this and then 20 minutes of vigorous activity and you kind of break things up. >>it really the drudgery so to speak of what they're having to deal with. >>it is because even adults trying to sit in front of the computer isn't go through lessons is a little trying so you can imagine for child whose whose attention span is not that great that this will this will help and and i think it would be a good solution for some of the parents that are having difficulty. >>let's talk about toys because you say the toys are very important as well. >>yes, and this is a study done by the university of buffalo and they looked at toy

offering toy variety and that increased interest in exercise. so bottom line is you want the child to be and so when they offered them variety and choice maybe 3 to toys they were in the study they are using many basketball, many hockey being even bean bag toss and when they were offered choices and they are offered an activity that they can master yet was a key that in that increased their interest in exercising that increase their motivation and also the time that they spent suing the activity. >>well, it sounds like you're talking more about physical activity like ball's and things that you mentioned as opposed to traditional toys that the people that parents might be thinking about. >>right active game, something that we're they're actually moving which is a good thing when you're sitting all even

extra games like that sure yeah, yeah, yeah, and and now one thing to remember is that they may spend more time playing we, but they're not expanding as much energy as they would if they're doing the bill game right if you are playing basketball you east expend energy just chasing the ball if it goes at around so right so not as much as you would at the other bullet point we have on the list circuit training. right so circuit training that's another way you can make it into you know set up stations of exercises body weight exercises yeah and make it into an obstacle course make it kind of fun, let them even choose what they would like to do have in their little circuit or their obstacle course to give them some choice and then make it really fun. >>not only does great for kids it sounds great for parents as well could use a little saying it's raining.

>>it doesn't and where you're offered something that you can master a for adults to that that's motivation when you say i you know i little better than it was last week so that's motivation. i think bought one of the bottom lines here. karen is that we all no matter what age we are but especially trolled children need to be active in the day. yes active during the day because that's good for your cognitive well-being as well as your physical well-being yeah. >>and and when when kids are feeling, good. they're going to perform better in does just follows doesn't. >>only does it get there they're going to perform better so make sure you also feed them. they too don't have really good snacks. they're not going to be able to perform well to they go hand in hand i always say nutrition good nutrition and exercise. >>are like 2 wheels on a bicycle both me to function well and there's really connection not only between between good food and the

physical activity. >>but also the fact it's going to help them learn as well. >>it isn't anything that we could help the child at this time. and help the parents at this time. everyone will be happy. yeah also if you can make exercise a family activity to so on the weekends hike something that you can do as a family and then that will also make them like exercise for and it will be tough and you can see scavenger hunts to earth there's a there's a lot of ways that you can you can blend exercise into your activities, karen. thank you so much welcome sure to get in my so we have to get 12,000 at least thanks a lot karen have you see next week get you

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i'm marty gonzales it's saturday october 24th and i'm noelle bellow it is 09:00am that red flag warning goes into effect sunday night. >>and it will last until monday, we've got dave spahr standing by in the weather center with more on what we can expect. >>hey good morning guys, good morning everybody we have some strong offshore winds developing in their wake we're going to lose the winds pretty quickly on by at least tuesday or left with a dry atmosphere afterwards, this red flag warning is going to be organic it's going to change a little bit as we go forward, but it covers the entire bay area to get things kicked off here as we've been talking about later on after the monday that expires it will be reinstated in terms for other locations at that point live shot coming in from the timber on there we can see the opposite happening morning fog that we're dealing with this morning and some scattered clouds even our afternoon forecast temperatures lower 60's on the east bay. but inland everybody pretty much isn't into the 50's. redwood city that's a bad day there. currently right now from 24 hours ago were a

little cooler over most of the bay, a touch warmer off to the east bay, so wake of things up to cloudy skies and fog temps into the 50's by high noon, we're clearing things out of the lower 60's and approaching the lower 70's by coming up in a bit we'll take a look at those winds and just how dry the air will be partying. well. >>all right dave thanks last seen a couple minutes to go back to our top story this morning that red flag warning is prompting pg and e to warn its customers about possible public safety power shut offs and unfortunately it's a warning that have become all too common to us here in the bay area definitely kron four's reyna harvey is live in berkeley with more on how people are preparing. >>for the possible shut off this weekend, >>noella morning, good morning people are really concerned that it's saturday so thankfully. we have a little time to get ready and to get prepare for these power shut off so you can charge your devices you can make sure you have some place to put your perishable items but a 140,000

residents has a lot of people we're going to show you the map of the different areas that are going to be affected by these power shut offs you see here alameda county about 39,000 people and the list goes on contra costa county about 20,000 out there napa 15,000 if you look at solano and sonoma county 1038 1000 there and sonoma totaling up to more than a 140 1000 people now we know they're going to be to red flag warnings that span over the next couple of days and so people just have a little time to be able to prepare to try to get all those things they need to get done we also know they're going to affect certain areas like the east bay hills out there in the north bay mountains if you're looking over in santa cruz on the lower valleys as well now that people have a heads up that this could potentially happen they do everything they can to try to get ready to listen. >>we have a house in tahoe, so we are told our kids were heading up to talk we're not

going to live through the no power have a generator we plug in at night. it's loud. power or second refrigerator in the garage to remove a lot of our meats and stuffed into there. >>people are trying to get things ready well as you can imagine a lot of people just unsettled by what's going to happen over the next few days i know the best thing that people can do is to be aware that this is going to happen and then to try to put everything in place i know i have also experience these power shut offs and did not prepare didn't have a charged phone and a lot of my food went bad, so we don't want. this to happen to many of you starting tomorrow. this is what could potentially happen to hundreds of thousands of people living here across the bay area. so plan and kron 4 news we'll make sure to give you updates when that happens for now reporting here in berkeley marina harvey kron 4 news, definitely feels like the never ending fire season

here, but thanks for that reporting giving people some tips. >>on how to prepare marty. >>well ahead of those strong winds that are expected tomorrow crews in napa county. we're already dealing with the brush fire. the pope fire sparta just before 4 o'clock on friday afternoon. so far it has burned some 50 acres now the latest update from cal fire's that is 25% contained. the flames broke out just east of saint alina and north east of lake hennessey now we want to show you some video from earlier this is a 10 time lapse video that shows that it doesn't appear that any homes or businesses were threatened also the cause of the fire still under investigation this morning. we'll of course stay on top of this for you and monitor the pope fire both on the air and online for you. noel. >>an east bay fire department is showing off a firefighting tool this is con air one it was fully certified last month to fight fires from the air con air one is equipped with buckets capable of carrying

and dumping more than half a ton of water in fact it was used to stop the forward progress of the fire that threatens danville and morocco earlier this month. a chopper can also drop low enough to lift firefighters and victims off the ground. without landing. >>we bring is very local response. so if you have a little fire this morning over here and now to be on alert. we can be there in minutes not going to see any cbf aircraft maybe a half an hour they they tend to look at about a half an hour. a spot start recent red flag days. recent significant fires, a company with tremendous unit draw them. makes the addition of this aircraft even more useful for the community and for the surround him. >>the con air one shopper will be staffed or the pilot a nurse and a paramedic. >>most of the state parks will be closed because of high winds that we're expecting beginning tomorrow the east bay regional park district says those high winds can cause trees and branches to

fall and that could possibly injure park visitors. officials also concerned about the high fire danger. so they're closing 11 parks, beginning tomorrow and into monday. and you can find the full list of parks that are closed on our website at kron 4 dot com. and coming up this morning on the kron 4 morning news the disturbing trend, the city of oakland is seen as it tries to grapple with the rising murder rates. >>but first millions of ballots have been cast in this year's election already our political analysts explains the move benefits most from this early voting.

>>good morning, welcome back now to our coronavirus coverage of the u.s. has a grim new record breaking number of covid-19 cases, more than 77,000 cases reported across the country in just one day. california is also reporting a significant jump in new covid-19 cases as well over the past 48 hours there been more than 6,000 new cases reported along with 73 people who died from the virus that's the largest one day case count in weeks. the total statewide cases reported now stands at more than 886,000. there are more been more than 17,000 people in california who have died from covid-19 some sobering numbers there the san francisco unified school district says it will reopen

for in person learning in january special education classes and free schools will reopen early next year. >>they will be followed by kindergarten and first grade the district is also looking for a health care provider who can conduct regular covid-19 testing. now some good news for people in the south a nearly 300 playgrounds activity centers in san jose will be open this weekend. but there is a catch there well the city says the playground equipment will not be sanitized so parents are being asked to sanitize the equipment before and after their kids use it. >>now some of the guidelines for reopening the parts include washing or sanitizing your hands before and after using playground equipment also wearing face coverings at all time and keeping that 6 feet of distance between you and those who live outside of your home. >>i actually really excited for the fires love my kids we've lived here for 10 years we've become this park. >>we love it.

>>yeah everybody does the city will be monitoring the parts and facilities to make sure that people are being safe and of course social gatherings at the parts still prohibited, dave. >>all right we some very much dry air moving into the bay area red flag warning in place the entire bay area and take a look at some of those winds and the dry air you can expect on morning news continues. what if people

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>>welcome back to 9.14 was looking to be a really nice saturday morning. it's really nice and cool outside, but on us little chris, but i do know we've got a pretty some high fire danger that is coming for us. the rest of this weekend dave spahr standing by in the weather center with a yeah morning guys, good morning, feels great to start things off live shot from timber on or can we ask for more with this you cool temperatures with all of this going forward, but things are going to be changing. >>going forward. we'll start with first things first in terms of those future cast winds just give you a quick idea what's going on here. it starts up in the north bay very typical fashion. there's the coverage you can see there solano county heaviest winds in the north bay we haven't frozen here about sunday newish as we get into the afternoon hours east bay covered peninsula, everybody's involved in this sunday afternoon overnight too monday morning. and the winds look like they will remain in place until we get to maybe tuesday morning or so but when all that said and done will be

banking off of a dry atmosphere started things off right now. most readings into the 20's you will notice or going in that direction even though we do have some fog going on. at least the surface here. but much happens as we go out to sunday afternoon. what's all the fuss as you see what happens by sunday night into monday morning. you have no moisture at all. it's like we're continent in terms of the middle of the continent terms were location. okay, these are one percent relative humidity levels but look at some of the dew point numbers, their sub freezing so that's air that had its origins from the arctic which tends to be buried right warmed up by the time it gets down here. but it's not real real hot air is just very very dry. now the wind event does finally finish in let's go up to tuesday's you'll notice. and these numbers really don't recover all the way up to about wednesday morning well past all the red flag warning talk and well after the wind event is over. we're still bone dry. so that's something we'll have to deal with as we go forward 65 san francisco 68 for

oakland, 71 meanwhile for san jose across the greater real estate numbers coming in like this. 60's we've got the middle 70's you can see in the far east bay got rosa 74 the bottle coming up a little bit we'll check into that 4 zone forecast for you back to you sounds good day. thanks. a lot. kron 4 for your local election headquarters and things are really heating up as we're now just 10 days from the election. >>hard to believe right millions of americans have already voted though one count shows nearly 52 million americans have already filled out their ballots and that is a record breaking number kron four's catherine heenan. >>who is host of inside bay area politics times when our analysts about what that might mean for the presidential candidates. yes, you know we're at record numbers more democrats and republicans are pressing ballots therefore more democrats returning those ballots continually telling us that they're going to vote late on election day there and. >>but looking at number that's 50 million plus 51 52 million

with 85 million ballots requested. >>nose or record setting numbers these are numbers that maybe don't hit 19 oh 8 6464 and a half percent but they get much closer above 60% in to that 60 low 60's. a category 4 participation that is a number that benefits the challengers not the incumbent. so as turnout grows as the early vote continues to come in. that is coming in at a higher rate for joe biden then for donald trump so anything's going to happen the last 8.10 or 11 days. it has to be substantial dramatic. it led to what's called negative mobilization where all of these republicans plus a few swing voters come out for donald trump. we're not seeing that we're not seeing that because this early vote is so historically huge. >>we have a warning for you before you mail your ballot. the u.s. postal records are showing that delivery delays across the country are happening and that's raising

the possibility of ballots being rejected because they arrived too late postal service data through october 9 shows nearly all of the agencies delivery regions missing its target of having at least 95%, a first class mail arrive within 5 days. now these delays are a worrisome sign for voters who have still not mailed in their absentee ballots. that's especially true in states such as michigan where ballots must be received by election day. other states require postmarked by november 6. kron 4 of course committed to making sure that you get your ballot counted if you're experiencing prop up problem casting your ballot. all you have do is let us know and we'll investigate you can e-mail us at voting kron 4 dot com noel. >>president trump's going to be voting in person and his home state of florida today he will then continue on the campaign trail by heading to wisconsin for a rally on friday, he made 2 stops in florida. where polls are showing the race is even the

president held rallies there and accused joe biden of wanting to shut down the country over covid-19 today's rally is going to be held at the waukesha county airport. the trump campaign originally tried to hold this event at mitchell airport in milwaukee. but due to covid-19 safety concerns and city guidelines, their airport authorities denied that request. >>meantime joe biden attacked the president's handling of the pandemic and also president trump's claim that the vaccine is right around the corner. >>we focus on developing safe and effective treatments and distribute a safe and effective vaccine. president trump. trump claims he found a cure. let me tell you that we have 1000 people die each day. more than 40,000 people are in hospitals right now battling the virus. life's a 3rd piece should be just available wealthy well connected. we

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or less the same no matter what courtroom. yeah, right it's a tradition carried over from the british courts centuries ago reporter julie ann rugg takes a closer look. >>i apply lot follow the law you make the policy. >>judges are not partisan gave you committed to the president or anyone else that you will vote to repeal the affordable care act if confirmed to the cork absolutely not i was never asked if i hadn't been that would have in a short conversation among the many topics, senators grill judge barrett about the affordable care act racial bias in the courts and then came the hard-hitting question. >>about the history of the justices black robes and the beginning. >>justice is used to wear colorful roads that identified them with the schools that they graduated from the supreme court nominee went on to say chief justice john marshall back in 18 oh one changed all that he decided all justices should simply wear black. >>to her today, the robe

symbolizes this the black road shows that justice is blind most if not all justices would likely agree. chris schmidt has made a career it can college of law studying the u.s. supreme court one thing about the court. it's very proud of its traditions. chief justice john marshall setting the tone with the black colorless road still relevant today, a unified front you might say despite the score on the board. >>he felt like the court to be more powerful need to speak in a single borders. so he was the one who really pressured the just the justices to issue whenever possible a single unanimous opinion and that of most of the cases he would actually write it himself so the idea of having the all black robes having things beavis personalized is very much in line with his larger agenda for the court. >>poll myers, the chicago federal court first female chief judge she remembers slipping on her black robe for the very first time it is such

rush. >>and it is i think it's kind of sobering you put on the face of what you hope will be. what will be decency dignity and justice and then there are the judges who couple dignity and justice with some flair. >>in the mid-nineties u.s. supreme court chief justice william rehnquist and it's a bold stripes to his sleeves modeled after a character in a gilbert and sullivan production at least that's how the story goes. they were on display during the clinton impeachment hearings. >>on this vote. the yeas are 59. the nays are 41. >>when women were finally welcome to the high court sandra day o'connor gave a feminine touch. she added a lace the year was 1981 12 years later o'connor encourage ruth bader ginsburg to do the same as you can see by looking at the road that's on display. she petite but but mighty so only a for late justice

ginsburg, most other justices get their roads made at this factory in salem virginia. >>and her collars as we've all come to know had meaning like the sparkly one area wanting or is wearing from the illinois holocaust museum. she thought the black color and the shining this and almost the spiking us of it was appropriate for dissent it came from the store banana republic. if you can believe it. still a woman of purpose. justice ginsburg was going to make even her robe and its successor ease count, sending a message each time she wore them i am still a woman and you are going to respect me in the role in the same way as those males who are the only ones on the court until 1981 for men and women alike a uniform representing neutrality humility and unity it shows that once we put it on. >>we are standing united symbolically speaking in the name of the law not speaking of ai speaking for ourselves as individuals.

>>that was julian robert porting for us this morning, the black robes or tradition only they are not required a tire. >>we'll be back with your forecast as the bay area prepares for this weekend's red flag morning stick with us here on the kron 4 weekend morning, this. i didn't choose this job because it was easy.

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a lot to talk about specially that's right red flag warning well and it's it's hard because you walk outside and it's nice and crisp it does feel like fall, but there is a red flag warning that's been issued for the entire bay area as the strongest winds of the year are expected tomorrow. yeah they're really going to gust and dave spahr is going to tell us more about that heidi yeah good morning guys good morning everybody and the winds are just bringing in an air mass that will be with us it looks like until most of next week coming just very very dry air. the will be in place we're talking about dew points in some cases approaching the coast. >>there will be almost freezing in terms of dew points, not here's a look at the san jose state we've got some blue skies going on here kind of getting away from the coastal fog a little bit give you another perspective here keep some scattered clouds though into our future. you've heard a lot about red flag warning with us that's right sunday through monday, however they'll be additional red flag warnings covering more micro areas little bit later on when try to get the first wave in here and everybody involved is this defense force play out.

we've got 50's 60's over the board over most of the region going on for right now compared to yesterday were a little bit cooler over a good chunk of a little warmer in some of those east bay yes there's the fog for us at u c berkeley temperatures holding in the 50's and then by noon scattered clouds temperatures in the 60's and mostly sunny and or afternoon with the 70's. we'll take another close look at those winds coming up in just a bit and also look at your 4 zone forecast martin well. all right dave, thanks a lot, let's go to these bay this morning police are trying to curb the increase of gun violence in oakland, so far there have homicides there that are now up 38% compared to the same time last year it's a lot officers say they're making headway and getting murders off the street. >>kron four's dan kerman reports. >>this is some of the fire power criminals in oakland are now using. an increasing number of high powered and high capacity weapons. >>clearly what see on this table behind are weapons that

anybody's community. >>faced with a 38% increase in homicides this year. oakland police announced friday they've seized more than a 1000 of these weapons so far this year. and if just made arrests in 6 homicides 5 of which occurred this year. >>this is a call to action and a call to notice that we are out there and we will stop this violence we've done at the last 5 years and drove it down 50% with our strategies and we will do it again police say among the more troubling signs they're seeing. >>is both an increase in juvenile victims and shooters as to why the increase in overall violence. they say fallout from the impact of covid-19. >>the stress the anxiety the lack of structure, the lack of opportunities and really the huge spike in group gang conflict is driving this. >>there have been 80 murders so far in oakland this year, but police say community members are coming forward to help police solve these

crimes. they say it's making a difference but the work is not yet over. >>51 cases that that remain unsolved. >>we have good leads on the number of them i like assistance from our community help us all cases life. era prior to her september 27th of this year a young man than them, broad daylight xavier pad who was killed a 60 a team in college going away party. >>apd is message they're all in this together. they know there's a problem they're making headway and they will do whatever it takes to protect the community from violence. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>i'll take a look at this close to a dozen vehicles all parked along the same road in san francisco had their windows smashed in the insides ransacked unfortunately, waking up to the site of a smash-and-grab not totally uncommon in the bay area, but ryan mccarthy has lived in this russian hill neighborhood for 12 years and says he's

never seen anything like this. >>i want my dog to be on formation any every day and think we see one or 2 broken windows across you know through the lock. that's been going on for more than 10 years, i've never seen an entire block. it like that and hoping that they're only going to be gone for a couple minutes. >>and we'll be back to our so they leave backpacks or cameras, anything visible on the seat on only takes criminals, second sometimes there's just opportunists who are walking down the street. and sometimes we get crews coming in. >>as you just heard in response. the ongoing auto burglary problem, san francisco police have started an education campaign. they're urging residents and visitors to park smart which of course means removing valuable items from plain sight. >>get to a developing story that we're following for you it's the possible possibility of a new trial for scott peterson now 16 years ago this

case received worldwide attention now it's back in the headlines and there are new questions about potential juror misconduct during the original trial. that's right those questions of potential juror misconduct mean peterson's lawyer. >>may have to go through the same motions and details all over again with a new jury as defense attorney paula canny tells us this opens the door for the now 47 year-old peterson to get a new trial. >>the california supreme court said the way that the jury was selected was fundamental and there today it's to the point that it rendered the jury's death penalty verdict in he was in court today to deal with the penalty phase they hearing on whether or not he's going to get a new trial is going to be in san mateo county. in the next few weeks. >>peterson is set to appear in front of a san mateo county superior court judge next

month via video. they're me will hear arguments about his conviction party. >>well in the east bay, the search for a killer in berkeley continues. the city is now offering a $50,000 reward for any information in the shooting death of a pregnant woman. 19 year-old sir not a henderson died after being shot in the head wednesday night. she was sitting in her car at the time with their 9 month-old child and her mother on prince street near malcolm x elementary school so now the city of berkeley is looking for any help to find and convict those responsible. also in the east bay open schools officials are apologizing after a was included in a survey that was sent out to families that survey was about returning to in person learning and it included a word that's derogatory towards people of asian descent. district officials say they've replaced the word and they're investigating how that term got into the survey in the first place. >>governor newsome was in san jose on friday celebrating the

opening of 3 emergency interim housing communities. those communities are the first of their kind in san jose and they're all part of a larger initiative, the governor launched earlier this year kron 4 sanaz tahernia takes a look at what sets these communities apart from the rest. >>i got raped and sodomized for 2 days with a stop. >>sandy a homeless woman in san jose describing just one of many horrific moments, she says she's experienced various shelters, when it comes to looking for a place to stay safety and support are big concerns for homeless people like sandy. but today there is renewed hope. governor gavin newsome along with san jose mayor sam liccardo revealed new project in san jose 3 emergency interim housing when i came here. >>i was so amazed not only of the place. but the people year. and the people he a fantastic. the lights will

lead to the staff and. the >>the communities provide individuals with private bathrooms and showers in addition, a kitchen laundry administrative offices in computer rooms, they're set up to provide safe transitional homes and supportive services for more than 300 homeless individuals in san jose, the solution to the homeless challenge is housing but its housing and supportive services this is not about 307 static units for 307 people in perpetuity. >>this is about creating opportunities for people to transition. >>as part of a successful statewide initiative called project home key a program that serves more than 22,000 on house individuals. these brand-new communities in san jose are just another step in the governor's continued commitment to house everyone in the states we see what's happened. >>to this state as it relates

to the issue of homelessness we recognize our responsibility to do more. and we are building capacity and partnerships that never existed. 2 or 3 years ago the site welcomes 14 residents, including sandy during the first phase of opening for the first time in 6 years, sandy can sleep easy. >>because i feel safe here. i feel safe here so nice to hernia reporting kron 4 news >>san francisco remains the only bay area county in the least restrictive yellow tier and that means that bars that don't serve food concert point drinks again in about a month or so, but it doesn't mean they're all going to reopen that includes the saloon in north beach is the city's oldest bar. it was established way back in 1861. but like many other businesses in the bay area they continue to struggle to make ends meet and keep the place open all due to the pandemic even though they are allowed to operate again, they say it still may not be

enough to make up for all the business they lose because of covid-19 restrictions. >>the reason why we're on the fence because it's not very cost effective and you open up a business to guess border see to you know one parking space. >>well for now they're making do with what they can and they hope that continued easing of restrictions in san francisco. we'll give them just enough to stay afloat here's a live shot of what our breakdown looks like 50's in the morning. >>we'll see some 60's by high noon, some scattered clouds early on but opening up the skies been getting dry by the time we finish off the weekend and looking at that your 4 zone forecast kron 00:04am morning news.

>>it's i 44 we're back on the kron 00:04am morning news time talk a little weather. >>it is and we have high fire danger coming up and i didn't realize this is going to be the worst that we've seen this whole fire season dave what's going on. well we're getting also very much dry air. it's not so much that it's hot and dry but it's just it's very very dry. coming forward, i'm gonna get into that in just a bit. >>right now we're take a look at our temperatures here in off the kind of a cool start, you know it's fall and it's feeling like that, but the dry stuff, not too far from home we had 59 going on for concord at this hour lower 60's line of the east bay shoreline with 50's you can see up north driving all of this are 2 weather systems, there's a low

off towards our east a high pressure to the west pumping down that dry air from the north east so this air mass had its origins up there and central canada going on continent. al of the week all the business so it's very dry doesn't have much ocean influence and it's going to a coastal location future cast winds sent us all the way till sunday afternoon things start happening look at the winds up here in the north bay coverage area, teens and the 20 spreading out to the east bay down the peninsula as you can see this is kind of when they hit there's enough or late on sunday night through monday morning. and then by tuesday early or into the afternoon you can see the winds really start tapering off. but we'll be left with dry air in its wake. checking on our drought monitor here conditions got little worse up a county napa county as well exceptionally dry her extreme dry. skews me exceptional we were that of couple years ago when all the real estate was covered by that, but it's extreme as you can see solano county napa

sonoma county but mostly in solano in northern out the county's for that as it stands now dry air playing push away stay away from me as we can see the big change that's happened in upstream, another front maybe by next weekend, hopefully that might deliver maybe a raindrop or 2, 4, zone forecast check and your saturday, 65 san francisco to the coast. we're looking at mostly 60's going on peninsula in the upper 60's so long the bay side down to the south some lower 70's here palo alto 7372 for redwood city 67 for mountain view santa valley here looks to be in the lower 70's going on san jose at 7172 milpitas and along the southern edge of the east bay shoreline upper 60's tri valley, you're looking at the middle 70's up a contra costa county 73 for concord looks like 62 berkeley richmond at 64. solano county. a lower 70's inland, we're looking at 65 allay ho meanwhile, 71 santa rosa and lower 70's

heading down south checking out your 70 forecast. street is getting into the upper 70's to the lower 80's by the time we get to around wednesday or so they temperatures meanwhile in the middle 70's at the coast will be into the upper 60's lower 70's by week's end as we warm up a touch back to you. well pre covid being parked in front of a computer used to be an option also a form of recreation but today it's entirely different. >>as children are spending hours in front of a computer because they have to we all know the distance learning has its share of challenges such as online discipline and constant distractions as well. our health expert killing all on joins me this morning to talk helping your children succeed and improve their grades at the same time and care and this is such a big problem for so many parents, teachers and students across the country. that yeah we can definitely use some tips. >>it's quite challenge it and i feel for the parents that are trying to work well as the

be teachers to their children. but what they found is this was a study by the american college of sports medicine that when you engage your child in vigorous activity that they increase their up a level of a concentration and also their behavioral problems also improves so all a good thing. >>so karen of just tell us what vigorous means. >>still vigorous activity would be something where you are expending more energy something like basketball soccer are you doing a lot of running you're consuming more oxygen okay only say that it's where you can still talk but you really don't want you ok and you're at least 3 times a week. >>at least 3 times a week and for 20 segments so that 20

minutes is not that long you know great break in between your day and between your are as dear class sessions, so that that really breaks up the day then if you can if you can get your children or parents and get their children into that type of a routine. >>that maybe you have class for half an hour something like this and then 20 minutes of vigorous activity and you kind of break things up. >>it really the drudgery so to speak of what they're having to deal with. >>it is because even adults trying to sit in front of the computer isn't go through lessons is a little trying so you can imagine for child whose whose attention span is not that great that this will this will help and and i think it would be a good solution for some of the parents that are having difficulty. >>let's talk about toys because you say the toys are very important as well. >>yes and this was a study done by the university of

buffalo and they looked at toy offering toy variety and that increased interest in exercise. so bottom line is you want the child to be and so when they offered them variety and choice maybe 3 to toys they were in the study they are using many basketball, many hockey jai being even bean bag toss and when they were offered choices and they are offered an activity that they can master yet was a key that in that increased their interest in exercising that increase their motivation and also the time that they spent suing the activity. well, it sounds like you're talking more about physical >>activity like ball's and things that you mentioned as opposed to traditional toys that the people that parents might be thinking about. >>right active game so seeing that were there actually moving which is a good thing

when you're sitting all even extra games like that sure yeah, yeah, yeah, and and now one thing to remember is that they may spend more time playing we, but they're not expanding as much energy as they would if they're doing the bill game right if you are playing basketball you east expend energy just chasing the ball if it goes at around so right so not as much as you would at the other bullet point we have on the list circuit training. right so circuit training that's another way you can make it into you know set up stations of exercises body weight exercises, yeah and make it into an obstacle course make it kind of fun, let them even choose what they would like to do have in their little circuit or their obstacle course to give them some choice and then make it really fun. >>not only does this sound great for kids it sounds great for parents as well could use a little saying it's raining.

>>it doesn't and where you're offered something that you can master a for adults to that that's motivation when you say yeah, you know i little better than it was last week so that's motivation. i think about that one of the bottom lines here. karen is that we all no matter what age we are but especially trolled children need to be active in the day. yes active during the day because that's good for your cognitive well-being as well as your physical well-being yeah. >>and and when when kids are feeling, good. they're going to perform better in is just follows doesn't. >>only does it get there they're going to perform better so make sure you also feed them. they too don't have really good snacks. they're not going to be able to perform well to they go hand in hand i always say nutrition good nutrition and exercise. >>are like 2 wheels on a bicycle both need to function. well and there's really connection not only between between good food and the

physical activity. >>but also the fact it's going to help them learn as well. >>it isn't anything that we could help the child at this time. and help the parents at this time. everyone will be happy. yeah also if you can make exercise a family activity to so on the weekends hike something that you can do as a family and then that will also make them like exercise for and it will be tough and you can see scavenger hunts to earth there's a there's a lot of ways that you can you can blend exercise into your activities, karen. thank you so much welcome sure to get in my so we have to get 12,000 at my so we have to get 12,000 at least thanks a lot karen have i'm jerome gage. i'm a full-time lyft driver. when this pandemic first started, i bought my own ppe because uber and lyft didn't provide it. these companies have been exploiting drivers like me for years. now prop 22 denies us basic rights

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>>our newscast is about to end but our coverage continues on kron on we're going to continue to monitor the red flag warning that's been issued for this weekend. reyna harvey standing by with a live report plus as the country and the state of california. see uptick in covid-19 cases we're talking to a local infectious disease expert about whether it's smart to continue our reopening process make sure you download the kron on app on your app store for free. live local news 24 7. >>and we want to get you caught up on last time on the seven-day forecast for the bay area we're expecting red flag warning to take effect

tomorrow into monday so we're going to have very high winds in the bay area. beginning tomorrow so keep an eye out for that temperatures are going to finally start to feel like fall in the 70's pretty much the entire week. we love that fall we're looking at the golden gate bridge here it is pretty foggy out there you might want to grab a jacket as you head out the door but thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning tomorrow. i didn't choose this job because it was easy. but i can't say i expected this. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, have what we need to do the job, and to do it right. the big corporations want to keep their tax loopholes.

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