>> from the area's local news g% station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good saturday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. october 30th one more day. >> until halloween. we've got a lot to get to this morning, but we want to start off. >> by getting a check of your weather forecast. dave outside lands going on in san francisco. what do people need to be wearing. >> ok, will remain somewhat on the cool side. but we do also have some of those patches of some light rain showers and drizzle throughout much of today. it looks like most of the can remain to the west. that means san francisco peninsula and up to the north a little bit. east bay, you're

probably fare a little better, but mostly cloudy for most of the region want on today. so it's kind of that mixed bag of not seeing much in the way of rain. but on the other hand, not clearing out very well and all this is the live scene we see at the golden gate bridge. of course, another part of the moisture is fog greeting us this morning. speaking of which it's going to take it just about all morning with a clear out some of those problem areas are released to the late morning hours of that stormtracker 4 shows most of the heavier showers remain up towards the north. but again, we'll be having that drizzle patchy drizzle going on with that fog remaining in the late morning hours. winds too little bit of an onshore wind mostly in the single digits covering most of the region and we had to that with highs today expected to be in the 60's. we've got the upper 50's right now. not a lot of mercury move is expected today. so 62 or so by 11 by 2 about 66 again, some drizzle and some light rain going on towards the west. we'll have a look at the total forecast coming up in a little bit.

well. >> thanks to a day to about side lands kicks off in just a few hours here in san francisco lizzo vampire weekend and young. those are just some of today's headliners because the music festival is here in town. there are street closures changes to public transportation as well. kron four's camila barco joining us live now at golden gate park. she's got a little bit more detail on the extra services that bart and muni are offering this weekend. good morning, camila. >> good morning. also yaffe 5 hours until day 2 of this concert starts. but who's counting right. which means there's going to be plenty of bumper to bumper traffic around golden gate park and possibly around the city. you can also expect to see more people on the buses and trains more than 200,000 people are expected to attend the three-day festival crews, like you said, we will have closed plenty of streets and that includes west of the park which means presidio at crossover as well as sunset

between irving on martin luther king for the event. so, you know, parking, it's going to be limited around the park and your best bet is to use the festivals. shuttle service rideshares bikes or public transportation unity is providing extra service to golden gate park on the. the light rail and 5 are fulton rapid bust out the end you to light rail runs from 03:00pm to 11 30 at night. today that 5 are fulton rapid bus operates from 03:00pm to 09:00pm. there's also the fx full to express it runs late tonight from 9.30 to 11:30pm from fulton and 30th street to the civic center where you can pick apart for those needing marked the last train to leave the civic center to dublin is at 12:28am, on sunday. if you need to head towards antioch. the last train heads out at 1230. am. and you can catch the last train to sfo at one

17 am all from the civic center. so when playing is that you need to plan ahead, especially if you're leaving from the concert traffic is that it be pretty heavy all around the city. noel, i was in traffic for about 45 minutes yesterday, which could have just been a 15 minute ride. so that just goes to show how many people are out on the streets and you can only expected to get busier outside lands is today as well as people continue celebrate the halloween weekend. so plan ahead. if you're leaving a concert. noel, back to you. that's halloween celebrations definitely going to get underway tonight. as iell. camila. we'll check in with you again in the next hour. >> there is a lot of excitement in the air for this year's halloween as health officials signed off on activities like festivals and trick or treating those events, of course, were not considered safe last year before we had a vaccine for covid-19 the cdc has updated its guidelines. so families and everyone else can celebrate halloween safely this weekend and reduce the spread of the virus. we want

to keep. >> kids in there in smaller groups and basically in their own family groupings as opposed to gathering in large groups of people that you may not even know. >> many people will likely be wearing masks as part of their costumes which does have the added benefit of reducing covid-19 spread, although some masks do offer more protection than others. health officials still want people to wear standard medical masks to protect themselves and others from the virus. while there are concerns over halloween being a possible super spreader event. the number of new covid cases in california has actually already been rising for the last couple of weeks. the latest data from the state health department shows the state's positivity rate has risen by nearly a whole percent over the last 2 weeks up until now. covid cases have been steadily declining since august along with hospitalizations and deaths. officials say people who are unvaccinated are 7

times more likely to catch covid-19 than those who have gotten the shot. pfizer's vaccine for children only needs to clear one more hurdle in order to be rolled out to kids age 5 to 11 the fda authorize the shot yesterday and early next week. advisors for the cdc are going to be looking at the data and then that agency's director will make a final decision if approved by the cdc about 28 million american children will be eligible to receive the 2 dose vaccine. the dosage is just one 3rd. the amount given to people aged 12 and older and the shots would be administered. 21 days apart for this younger group, local health experts are calling it a game changer. >> kids. hospitalized, much more frequently in that you're of delta than in the old it's that one of the top 10 causes of infant in that age group in the united states for the last year. parents and guardians can rest assure that we

conduct a comprehensive and rigorous evaluation of the data on the vaccine's safety. >> and effectiveness and that this vaccine needs our high standards. >> the cdc panel will review pfizer's data on tuesday. they are expected to approve it. meaning kids could start getting the shots by the end of next week. several bay area counties have already been preparing to administer shots to kids. as you can see, a sonoma county has already set up clinics at schools 37,000 kids in that age group are within the sonoma county area 5 to 11 years old in that county there. they've got some goals here. 25 1% of them. they're hoping to vaccinate by december first 50% of them hoping to be vaccinated by january 31st 70% to be vaccinated by february 28th. meanwhile, santa clara county has also already set up a vaccine clinic at the county fairgrounds there. they're expecting about 55,000 shots to arrive this week. they've

got about a 166,000 kids, though, in that area. and santa clara county says they don't expect to have any. issues with supply when it comes to those doses. but again, they're expecting to get about 55,000 in the coming week. coming up on the kron morning news the world cup could be coming to the bay area. we're going to tell you where fifa is looking to host the big event. >> plus, protesters advocating for climate change calling out a major company. why they say the company needs to change who they're going into business with. and right after the break. for the first time we're hearing from the armor who worked on the set of the alec baldwin film. why she says the producers are to blame for the deadly shooting.

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office says the this burial flag pictures of a veteran were returned to their rightful owners. authorities say both the flag and the picture were found in a wooden box along. i 5.80 in livermore. they shared these images on social media asking for the public's help in bringing these valuable items back to their rightful owners. officials did not say who they belong to. but they did say the family was very appreciative to have them back >> looking for a little bit of drizzle going on for day to storm inning. somewhat cloudy, though over most of the geography will keep it in the 60's for highs today. what kind of turn this off a little bit for tomorrow. but there's more earnest rain expected into next week looks forecast into next week looks forecast a bit. [ding dong] what are you doing? what? just reminding him i serve my breakfast sandwiches all day and all night.

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water anyways. it's 7.15, now here on this saturday morning. looking a little eerie outside with the fog here in the city. still a little dark. >> dave spahr says it's going to stay pretty cloudy day. >> yeah. looks like mostly cloudy for today. no. well, good morning and good morning, the live shot from the golden gate even shows the fog along with the ride which we're going to see a lot of those pockets for until the later morning hours. it looks like and will replace it by centrally a lot of cloud cover drizzle in some patches of some light rain also working its magic, too now just looking at. so when tracker right now we're pretty much single digits, but this will pop a little bit later on. this afternoon into the evening hours just adding a little bit to the fall-like chill. now the heavier rain is up to the north. we have mostly cloudy skies across the region. however, we're keeping drizzle in some light rain showers in that forecast. so so future cast for as this continues to kind of sure right around the bay. it starts to diminish and activity as we get to the evening hours. but overnight will kind of come alive a

little bit. i think we'll see a little bit more in the way of some sun going on for your sunday to make up for some of this. now, again, for today. a little bit of a pop in terms of those winds. you can see off to the east bay per took the near the delta where this truck to get into the 20's a little bit. and certainly the upper teens with that. so for today's mostly cloudy got some patchy light rain temperatures. pretty much hold in the 60's tomorrow. still considerable clouds cool with 60's in place like it. some of light rain going on early but looking into next week. showers monday and tuesday. back price a rain on both those days mild temperatures mostly in the 60's on this first batch on monday that will probably start in the late morning hours or at least into the early afternoon as we go into the evening, thursday's will. but more interesting because that may be a little bit more on the unsettled side also means more mountain snows, though it will be a little colder. a lot will be showing you that in the long range forecast models 64 today. san francisco is keep it mostly cloudy. watch out for the drizzle. a little bit of a breeze kicking in here late in the afternoon. 65

oakland, 69 san jose will call that kind of considerable clouds and across most of the geography. we're looking at upper 60's which will again be the trend for it looks like much of the week. well, thanks, dave. protesters rallied here in the bay area to urge the world's largest asset manager blackrock. >> to stop working with companies who contribute to the climate crisis. the movement comes ahead of the climate summit in scotland. the event. it's a to involve 20 world leaders whose countries produce the most carbon emissions kron four's ella sogomonian has details. >> all generations were represented at a climate change rally that shut down the corner of howard and first street in san francisco friday from 1000 grandmothers bay area to another group called youth versus apocalypse together. they demand that the world's biggest global investment firm called black rock stop working with companies like chevron. the contribute to global warming through crude oil production. the profit incentive. >> is, you know, he's driving.

just everything that we're seeing in our society. so you know, we're here, especially young people. if we continue to produce fossil fuels at this rate or produce co 2 and shock. also fuels burn fossil fuels were we're not going to have a future. >> the peaceful demonstration resorted to various forms of art that depict both their frustration and solution to the ongoing climate crisis perpetrated by global players that they say put profit over quality of life. ash collected by wild card victims from santa cruz and paradise, california was mixed in to paint that is now on blackrock's doorstep to highlight climate driven disasters. think got social media movements are amazing. >> that does not provide a push or a threat to the people up there and not and not office building what does is bringing this movement and bring our demands and bringing our voices getting louder right on their office blackrock's website touts a commitment to working with their clients to help achieve a net 0 economy. we

drastically reducing emissions by the year 2050 admitting that requires replacement of fossil fuels as the country's primary energy source. >> but organizers of the protest say that their ongoing investments. our contradiction to that statement. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting. we did reach out to black rock for comment and did not hear back in time for this report. meantime, the rally's organizers say their team does plan to be in glasgow for the g 20 summit. they hope to get in touch with blackrock ceo laurence fink for a candid discussion. a lot of air travel news this morning. 2 people were hurt and 2 others detained for questioning following an incident at la x. that happened thursday night. and now we've learned the event was caused by a man who was experiencing a mental health crisis. the man's sister told our sister station in los angeles that her brother was diagnosed with schizophrenia and believed people were out to harm him. about 300 people have to self evacuate from terminal one at

la x on to the airfield thursday because of a report with of someone with a gun. the man did receive help from trained la x officers and he was taken to a hospital the faa did have to issue a ground stop for flights but they were able to resume them within a couple of hours. and we're now hearing from the ceo of american airlines after a flight attendant was attacked by a passenger on wednesday night. that flight was headed from the east coast to john wayne airport in orange county. >> type of behavior has to stop and the best in turn is aggressive. criminal prosecution and the individuals arrested soon after landing. we're doing everything we can to ensure he is prosecuted to the fullest extent possible. >> the first class passenger remains unidentified at this point. he's accused of punching the flight attendant in the face and breaking her nose witnesses say the man was drinking and that the violence may have started after the crew member accidentally bumped into him while walking up the aisle of the plane. the

man was duct taped to a seat after the altercation. the flight attendant was treated at a hospital and released. >> still ahead here on the kron 00:00am morning news, the supreme court is set to hear challenges to texas's abortion law. we're going to hear from doctors who feel the new law is dangerous. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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7.24 on this saturday morning. and one of the biggest sporting events in the world could be coming to the bay area. >> key members of fifo are in town and they're considering levi stadium as the host site for the 2026 world cup kron four's terisa stasio spoke to members of the delegation on what they're looking for. >> the bi-state has been one of the most successful outdoor venues in this country. generating over a billion dollars in economic impact. >> we're not done yet. our with the forty-niners talking up at levi stadium and how it could be a perfect fit for the next world cup. a delegation with the folks currently touring the united states to see what community should host the games in 2026 and total 16 games will be played among the united states, canada and mexico. the world cup is the world's largest sporting event and the forty-niners believe the santa clara facility could deliver the goods. >> so glad to have these 2

gentleman, their delegation. everyone that supports the fa to bring the world's largest biggest tournament. to the san francisco bay area and levi stadium on saturday. the delegation will make its way in and around the stadium. i asked what specifically they are looking for. >> we start with the pitch. we look at the dressing we look at the competition areas and we know obviously for free for matches and world cup matches hollywood place the team's lineups high. we bring them might a plus in all this of vice president says it's obvious a bay area loves. >> both games of football. >> we are very obviously the passion of the area brings only 4 obviously american football that which is very obvious but also our football san jose mayor sam liccardo attending as well and hoping the cop. >> and it's incredible. revenue stream will calm. >> with the leadership, the forty-niners, everybody pushing on this. this is going to be great for the community.

>> now the group says that they will make a final decision some time after the first of the year. and san francisco, theresa kron 4 news. >> taking a look at the world series right now. the astro's didn't get our tricks. should i say didn't get a hit for 7 innings. no runs all game long. travis d'arnaud did hit a home run in the bottom of the 8th to take a 2. nothing lead for the braves and now the braves lead the series 2 to one game 4 is set for breaks. we'll be right back.

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>> a new look at the damage left behind by the massive dixie fire. it burned more than 963,000 acres across 5 california counties earlier this year. east of chico now local media along with the pg and e scientist were given an aerial tour of those burn scars. the scientist says the utility company needs to evaluate how sunday's rain storm affected the scorched landscape. >> this was the first significant storm of the season. was our initial opportunity to really see how the canyon walls are responding kind of learning from that where runoff is occurring. >> roshan problems to continue to harm or sister for

>> part of the burn scar area involves a stretch of state route 70 in plymouth and butte counties that shut down because of mud and rock slides that block to the highway. so yes, some of the storm definitely impacted those burn scar areas. >> it's a 7.31 here on this saturday morning. welcome back to kron. 4. >> morning news. want to start off with a look at the forecast. there is a little bit more rain on the way here for us in the bay area next week right date. >> yeah, well, good morning and good morning, everybody. it was not out. do what we had from last weekend, which is that's good news, too. and it's going to come in like a 1, 2, punch going on here. again, the intensity, nothing like we were already been through, which is good news back to the continue to do this all season of the great because it's the type of rain we need them more. i'm not so intense. heavy rainfall like we had. here's what we've got going on for today. now we do have considerable cloud cover. that will be the case. also tomorrow there's patchy drizzle it's enough to kind of dirty up the car. some light rain showers possible as we

get into tonight as well. there's the separate truck as you can see off the golden gate bridge still dealing with all of the fog, though, this morning and it will remain with us until later in the morning hours, 2 were placed by essential mostly cloudy sky conditions winds a little bit of a breeze that will pick up this evening. we expect them to be in the upper teens to the lower 20's even off towards the east bay as well. so we're going with cloudy today again, patchy drizzle with some also patches of light rain showers that's going to favor basically the west, the peninsula. san francisco in up in the north bay, not as much of the east bay. but you still have that chance is well known little burst happens very early tomorrow. but i think that the rain will be kind of turned off a little bit as we stay w th a lot of cloud cover. but next week, more opportunities for rain will go and investigate that coming up in a bit. well, thanks, dave. >> san francisco mayor london breed says nearly 98% of the city's work force is fully vaccinated with fewer than 1000 of the city's nearly

35,000 employees still unvaccinated all city workers must get the shot by monday. november 1st. that's a couple days or risk losing their jobs. the mayor's office says in the months since the mandate was first announced city representatives have partnered with labor leaders on outreach and education efforts in order to vaccinate as many employees as possible. national news. now the u.s. supreme court has denied a request to block a law requiring health care workers in the state of maine to be fully vaccinated against covid. a group of unvaccinated workers did argue that the mandate violated their religious freedom in a 6 to 3 decision. the court chose not to halt the mandate. therefore leaving it in place while the appeals process plays out. justice is amy coney barrett and brett kavanaugh voted with the majority. on monday. the supreme court will hear oral arguments in a pair of cases challenging the texas law that bans nearly all abortions after the 6th week of pregnancy anna wiernicki spoke

with doctors in texas about what's at stake. if this law remains in effect. >> on monday. the 9 supreme court justices will hear oral arguments about texas is restrictive abortion law. the law bans abortions starting about 6 weeks into pregnancy and is enforced through civil lawsuits against anyone who helps a person get an abortion case. the person with a status with a lethal anomaly. such a severe spinal or a heart defect. it's not compatible with life. >> these cannot be diagnosed. it 6 weeks. doctor nancy been for has bg why. and in austin since 1998, she says for many of her patients, the texas mall is dangerous. should they have to go to another state to get health care. should they have to endure a high-risk pregnancy to and die. and doctor harold miller says the law will force texans to turn to unsafe methods. that kind of abortions that kill my patients.

>> nearly 50 years ago and will likely kill many more in the future in united states be texas. the justice department argues allowing the law to remain in effect would quote, perpetuate the ongoing repairable injury to thousands of texas women who are being denied their constitutional rights. state officials defending the law say they can't be sued because the law is enforced by private citizens not the state. the high court will also hear oral arguments in whole woman's health v jackson a lawsuit brought by abortion providers who hope to block the law before it went into effect in august. >> for now in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> 2 developing story now the armorer in charge of guns on alec baldwin's film. rust is breaking her silence a week after the deadly on-set shooting that killed the film's cinematographer and wounded its director. she blames the producers for what she calls an unsafe working environment and says she has no idea how a live round got

into the prop gun. michael shure has more. >> 8 days since a live round shot from a prop gun left cinematographer halyna hutchins dead and director joel souza injured by a shot fired from a prop gun by alec baldwin on the new mexico set of the film rust now for the first time a statement from the lawyers representing hannah gutierrez-reed the armor on the film blaming the producers in saying that gutierrez-reed had fought for training and handling weapons. but that she was, quote, overruled by production and her department the whole production set became unsafe due to various factors, including lack of safety meetings and we have the armor with the proper manager. >> and we're going to see fingers pointing it at one another. that's just expected while the series of events leading to the tragedy. our piece together. there is not yet clarity on how a prop gun with a live bullet made it into the hands of the actor. that's the million-dollar question here. >> didn't the problem manager properly inspect that done.

>> first off. and if the prime minister did. did the assistant director make the right moves by taking the gun to giving it to baldwin the armor is responsible for the handling of firearms on the set and gutierrez reed's attorneys say, quote. >> ultimately the set would never have been compromised of live ammo were not introduced hanna has no idea where the live rounds came from. los angeles, criminal defense attorney lucia hero saying that this was what may make a criminal case difficult to present beyond a reasonable doubt when you have this situation where there's many chefs in the kitchen. >> it's hard to decide which one should take responsibility because everyone's going to be deflecting blame to the other. >> that was michael shure reporting for us. the armor also blames production for safety lapses saying she was actually hired to do 2 jobs on the film preventing her from focusing solely on her duties at an armor so far. the investigation continues and no one has been charged in this case. coming up in the round 4

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>> 7.40 on this saturday morning. and the wet weather made history in the sierra more than 3 and a half feet of snow fell earlier this week

which meant multiple resorts had enough snow to open for business. this is video from palisades tahoe opening in the month of october for just the 3rd time in its 72 year history. they originally plant open just 3 of their runs but hard work from crews left him open up 7 instead and boreal mountain also opened up the runs their active 3 weeks earlier than what was originally planned for this year, making this the earliest opening date there in a decade. i was in tahoe just last couple of days. the snow still on the ground. absolutely gorgeous garage paulson showing us how opening day went. >> and the self. many had been waiting for. >> i've been waiting severed season. ever since last number twos and ended at boreal. the wait is over shot at the boreal for opening your >> how about 3 weeks early all thanks to the recent snow storms out of that storm courtesy of the bomb cycle

week we didn't know this is going to happen and this is the earliest they have open to the top of the ever. and overall the early if they have opened. >> in the past 10 years. so much snow came down. >> turned in about 36 inches of snow. now it's on top of the snow. we've already made. >> oreo calling opening-day if excess has around 1000 people enjoyed early-season skiing in the sierra it was very sick. snowboard in october. and i'm so high. person had never been here before. remember when it's coming from getting to be open in halloween in tahoe. so rare, so rare boreal zmapp peterson hopes it will be a boost to the local economy that has dealt with the ups and downs of the pandemic drought and the wildfire season for the weather to turn. so significantly all of a sudden this year. look a lot more optimistic skiers and snowboarders optimistic masks are only required indoors, but people do need to purchase lift tickets or season pass ahead of we're doing our best

right now. so our new operating schedule is going to be wednesday through sunday. >> 10:00am to 06:00pm. >> and that we're going to hang on as long as we can. and so are the diehards will be back here. wednesday was at school every >> that was gurajpal sangha reporting that 2 openings will be the first for a little while. the next resorts will open up on november 19th. that's a north star and heavenly resorts. sugar bowl set to open a week later on the 26th kirkwood is scheduled to open december 3rd oith a diamond peak opening 6 days later, davis is really that sweet spot between fall and winter where some of the trees leaves still changing colors. but we've got snow on the ground already. >> a couple more this weekend to add to all the snow capped a little for us. we'll keep some scattered showers still. and that forecast a little bit. the sun will be a bit on the shy side. it looks like through the afternoon

>> welcome back. the aurora borealis or northern lights could be visible across the united states and europe on thursday, a solar flare erupted and is set to reach earth tonight. scientists say weather permitting the northern lights could be seen in the united states from portland, oregon. all the way to new york city could also be seen as far south as raleigh. north carolina. i'm not i don't. so clearly we're not really in the vis the area. if

you know anybody that is, you might want to alert them of this state far as here he's got a look at your forecast a little. >> cloudy out there today. i feel like it's definitely on par with the halloween weekend. if. >> yeah, it kind of got that cold feel too. and the fact we had more of those northern lights in just a little stronger could knock out all our power in short, not all of our electronics and so forth. so we don't want them to be those photos players keep a very, very mild. please. here's what's going on in half moon bay kind of overcast. as you can see. also, we're dealing with the fog this morning. quite intense there at the coastal locations and was the case. also the golden gate but upstream here a little bit. we're going to keep it somewhat mostly cloudy today are considerable clouds and patches of some light rain drizzle still in that forecast going on here for today. not a lot of mercury movement. we'll have the 4 zone for you in just a bit. but this is like going to linger overnight. looks like and maybe start the day a little bit for tomorrow. potentially. but upstream. this is what we're looking at once we get rid of this weekend. traffic there. this is much juice here, if you

will, as we get into monday. so there's that first opportunity for some rain going on developing late in the afternoon. as you can see, towards the evening hours. a break and then another one on thursday about timing on this is really a lot of disagreements in the models in terms of timing in this. but both of these systems should deposit some more mountain snows for us a little bit. all those snow levels will be still fairly kind of high. and it is still the autumn. so we're not yet in the winter yet, but that will bring some beneficial rain our way because none of this is going to top. we had from last weekend and then as we get the following weekend and the week after we saw some more traffic to make note of. however, the models are not necessarily real excited about us getting much the way of rain. yeah. we'll see what develops as we get closer. 4 zone forecast 64 san francisco. not a lot of different she ation going on here. lower 60's at the coast and with overcast and some drizzle around temperatures will stay mostly in the 60's, get the mid 60's for the northern end of the peninsula popping to the upper 60's down

south in the south bay. a couple 70's here in their los gatos at 70 68 cupertino and milpitas and the east bay shoreline to the south. let's keep it upper. 60's tri valley. close upper 60's as well. we're looking at about 68 walnut creek and concord. 58 berkeley will cool spot there. 64 richmond. the late with 60 to 68 for fremont for fairfield rather 65 going on for santa rosa and 64 from mill valley in the seven-day not too bad again will probably clear a little bit out in terms of the precipitation issue for sunday halloween and then here's the rain on monday. another dose to make note of late on wednesday and into thursday and then into the next weekend. well, we got a pencil in there. some traffic coming our way. >> thanks to a business insider has put out a list of the coolest taco bells in the world. and no surprise here. the taco bell cantina in pacifica is number one kron four's amanda hari talked with some of the customers about what they think of the ranking. i spoke to many

people here outside of this taco bell. and when i told them. >> that this taco bell here was ranked the coolest taco bell in the world. they told me, yeah, i agree with that as you see the building behind me looks pretty cool. but right over here, just feet away is the ocean. >> it feels like you're in hawaii year and singapore, something one of their coastal restaurants. pretty cool considering it to talk about a taco bell cantina in pacifica is gaining attention after business insider. >> ranked as the coolest taco bell in the world. we've always known. it was warning. the best locations around where else can you sit at the table look out the window watching waves breaking in to talk any in diana raymond have lived in pacifica for decades. and i've been to this location many times. they say even before it was a taco bell. little disappointed that group has escaped. the location is right by the ocean. surfers can walk up and even park

their surfboards outside. people can choose to eat inside or outside on the debt, get the best view in and if the weather inclement you just step diana raman says even on a bad weather day. it's still fun to come to this location we get storm tides come you can go on the beach but you could. you could sit there and they would literally a break over go on to plate glass window and then we see any was like really. it's like a show white nailers from the san jose area. it was his first time at this taco bell. he says it lived up to the expectation. but on average on a normal dad say the music probably be pretty the contract supreme is a great not soggy at yeah. i'd say it's a great place. i did speak with some locals that say that they're excited to see this restaurant. >> and the area getting the attention it deserves.

>> but that they're worried that it may be a little bit more difficult to find parking year. >> now. that word has gotten out in pacifica amanda hari kron 4 news. >> beer and wine there. in case are wondering just a few days ago. our reporter charles clifford was at that location and stumbled upon a wedding. so as you can see, the restaurant had set up multiple bottles of wine flowers and outdoor heaters were turned on uh after charles posted these pictures on twitter. many replied saying it is a good spot for a wedding reception. there is the nice fireplace there at the taco bell. sticking with us. we'll be right back.

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san francisco. but if you're headed out there, you're going to want a jacket because karl, the fog has totally entered the chat and it is cloudy today. a j. >> hey, good morning. welcome morning, everybody. and kind of overcast for now in a lot of locations, although it looks like the sun trying to peek through little bit. and mike, a little bit of a break here. the next couple of hours. we're still keeping some drizzle and some light rain showers still scattered about in the forecast as we get in through the day into tonight as well. as far as our beauty shot pictures going on well, kind of overcast, but you can see some some of the ways some sun is coming through here even at this view of the golden gate as far as that fog is concerned. yes, going take a while to kind of mix this all out. we're not going get a lot of help in terms of the solar heating across the whole region. but again, looks like we're getting a little clear patch here for the later morning hours. however, still in the forecast. we have that drizzle and some light rain still possible today. so you know, wouldn't hurt to have that umbrella. the got a workout last weekend still in the car.

we've got winds in the single digits for the most part. they pick up a little bit late this afternoon. so it's going to be heading out later this afternoon in the early evening hours a bit of a chill on that front. upper 50's, lower 60's cover it for right now. don't expect a lot of movement today, cloudy, but i see a little bit of a break happening early today the clouds repopulate into the late morning and early afternoon hours now. tomorrow we'll probably see a little bit more the way of some sunshine a little bit more of your forecast coming up in just a bit. well. >> thanks. dave. outside lands is in full swing this to kicks off in just a few hours with lizzo vampire weekend and young all set to perform today. there are some changes to public transportation that you should be aware of if you're heading out that way. kron four's camila barco joining us live now at golden gate park. she's got a little bit more detail the changes that have been camila. >> good morning a while. so, yeah, it's pretty quiet over here at golden gate park and at the main gate where

hundreds of thousands of people are expected to come out today for outside lands. but that also means plenty of people will be using the trains, the buses and there's going to be a lot of bumper to bumper traffic. more than 200,000 people are expected to attend the three-day festival which means that for the effect crews have closed several streets. and that also it basically west of the park from presidio and crossover as well as sunset between irving and martin luther king. and so, you know, parking, it's going to be limited at the park. your best bet is to use the festivals. shuttle service rideshares bikes or public transportation. mimi is providing extra service to golden gate park on that end to a light rail and 5 are full to rapid bus the end due to light row runs from 3 this afternoon to 11 30 at night. the 5 are full to rapid bus operates from 03:00pm to 09:00pm. and there's also the

5 x fulton expresa 8 rugs set it runs late tonight from 9.30 to 1130 from fulton and 30th street to the civic center where you can pick up bart for those needing bart the last train to leave the civic center to dublin is at 12:28am, on sunday. if you need to head towards antioch. the last train heads out at 12:30am. and you can catch the last train to sfo at one 17 am. and this is all from the civic center. but if you need to catch those buses that drains plan ahead because like i said traffic, it's going to be bumper to bumper plenty of people will be out on the streets you're going to be plenty of time to be able to catch those buses and trains in order for you to write them. it's not probably be stepping. san francisco. probably need to get either to wear left. and so to avoid that just plan ahead well, back to you. yeah, those uber and lyft prices are already pricey i can't but there can

like this holiday weekend could be level check in with you again in the next hour. >> are some concerns over halloween being a possible super spreader event. but the number of new covid cases in california has actually already been rising over the last couple of weeks. the latest data from the state health department shows the state's positivity rate has risen by nearly a whole percent over the last 2 weeks. up until now. covid cases have been said that lee declining since august along with hospitalizations and deaths. officials say those who are unvaccinated are 7 times more likely to catch covid than those who have gotten their vaccine. the berkeley unified school district is giving out more details about a covid outbreak at berkeley high school. we now know 8 people have tested positive kron forcefully call asked the district what's being done to make sure no other cases pop up. >> 8 students and or staff members at berkeley high school are isolating at their homes after testing positive for covid-19 berkeley unified

school district spokesperson trish mcdermott says 7 positive cases were discovered thursday during the district's weekly testing on campus in a case was added friday and because several of these cases were epidemiologically linked and happened within the 14 day window that public health uses to assess cases. >> our local public health partners city of berkeley called this an outbreak. mcdermott says the school district cannot report which cases represent students or staff. >> but add 7 of the cases are associated with the athletic department. we had more than 700 close contacts our school. so that staff and those are students that could be in a variety of classes that can be on sports teams. the district's contact tracing team has been sending notices out to people who may need to quarantine based on the berkeley public health department's protocol, students and staff who are fully vaccinated do not have to quarantine as long as they

don't get any symptoms they can return to school and work students or staff tested positive have to isolate for at least 7 days. campus was closed on friday as we're all district schools because of a planned district holiday. >> in berkeley police all kron 4 news. >> pfizer's vaccine for children only needs to clear one more hurdle in order to be rolled out to kids aged 5 to 11. the fda authorized the shot yesterday and early next week. advisors for the cdc will be looking at the data that the agency's director will make a final decision if approved by the cdc about 28 million american children will be eligible to receive the 2 dose vaccine. the dosage is just one 3rd. the amount given to people aged 12 and older and the shots would be administered. 21 days apart local health experts are calling it a game changer. >> kids hospitalized. much more frequently and that you're of delta than in the

old it said one of the top 10 causes of infant in that age group in the united states for the last year. parents and guardians can rest assure that we conduct a comprehensive and rigorous evaluation of the data on the vaccine's safety. >> and effectiveness and that this vaccine needs our high standards. >> the cdc panel is set to review pfizer's data on tuesday. they are expected to approve it, which means kids could start getting shots by the end of next week. >> coming up in the kron 4 morning news an exciting and historic day in the sierra not one but 2 ski resorts have already opened up for the season. what you should know before planning any trips to after the break. plus this veterans day for the first time in nearly a century, the tomb of the unknown soldier will be open for the public to pay their respects. more details on the centennial commemoration next. this

upcoming veterans day arlington national cemetery wants to honor our nation's veterans and a historic way for the first time in decades the normally protected area surrounding the tomb of the unknown soldier. >> will be opened to the public. kelli meyer explains why. it's sacred ground.

protected 24 7 by the old guard. but this veterans day for the first time in nearly a century, the tomb of the unknown soldier plaza will be open for the public to pay their respects allow the public to walk across the plaza. >> as part of that stop in place. a flower to honor. and remember the doctor gerald lowe has spent the last 3 years planning for the centennial commemoration marking 100 years since the first unknown soldier was laid to rest since then, only the sentinels of the 3rd us infantry regiment the old guard have been allowed to walk next to the tune. those photos show the american public gathered about the team. >> so we're not going to allow that public gather about the team that in a sense in a way to bridge to past to the present. we want to enable to the public to approach the

team and be closer to the team since 1921 2 more unknowns were added and the site has grown into a memorial visited by people from around the world. now on november 9th and 10th. >> visitors can see the grave of the 3 unknown service members up close that closeness creates connectedness and we want the public to be connected with this place connected with the story. the event will happen. rain or shine and the staff at arlington national cemetery is preparing for a large turn out. low says anyone is welcome to attend and that this isn't just for military families. it really is a part of america's story in american history. and we want everyone to. >> participating taking part in that. >> reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >> start the day off with quite a bit of fog and cloud cover. a little bit of drizzle as well. and that's going to return in the forecast today on balance quite a bit of cloud cover. you can see although some peeks of sun thrown in there for good measure. a look at your weekend forecast. we come back on 4 morning news continues.

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goes like, right with temperatures mostly in the upper 50's and lower 60's by biggers time you probably want to kind of dress up that time a little bit. >> what we have a storm tracker. 4 is considerable cloud cover. it's not really showing up much on radar rainfall is going to be very, very light with all of this or really drizzles. what we're going to have and we see some pokes us and trying to come out here from our golden gate picture earlier. now, here's the east bay shoreline all covered up here in the fog. and of course, we have a lot of cloud cover now the picture the golden gate bridge is covered up those clouds are covered up that sun a little bit so you can expect mostly cloudy skies on ballots across most of the geography. here's a goes on for through today. this particular model run is very, very pessimistic. keeping that drizzle just really close to home here. and as we get to the evening hours overnight to sunday morning. but i think we'll see a little bit better brakes happening in the skies tomorrow. although temperature movement really know what looks like even into next week. future cast winds. a little bit of an uptick on those winds. so for trick or

treaters are taking advantage of tonight's activity. yeah. a little bit of a breeze and some of these valleys off to the east bay, particularly get those winds up to the upper teens and lower 20's for the breakdown for you today. it's mostly cloudy patchy light rain drizzle 60's going on here tomorrow. considerable clouds cool 60's and then into next week. there's rain showers the days to look at our monday and thursday with this both packages have with them mountain snows coming with that. but the levels are fairly high. still, though it's autumn know and they dare very on tiny and they also vary intensity. so that's something that we have to get maybe a little closer to of more better consensus here. mild as we look at 60's through most of the period. so for today considerable cloud 64 going on. san francisco. that's for some drizzle in there, too as well as oakland 65 san jose about 69 that rain shadow area were probably shield you from most of the drizzle activity coming in from the coast and again tomorrow we're looking for a little bit better in the way of some sunshine although not

not much. well, look at what's going on for the west rest of the week and your 4 zone forecast as >> thanks, dave. a gun scare at la x set sent passengers sprinting onto the tarmac was more of a mental health situation, then a criminal one. jennifer mcgraw spoke with the sister of the man who caused all the chaos earlier this week. >> panic upset la x after him and barges through the southwest terminal screaming someone's got a gun. the amount of people that were just mean. i was just you turns out there was never a gunman nor was anyone passenger safety at risk. but there was indeed a crisis he drove into la x. >> and got out seeking help. he really thinks that there's people after him to kill him. >> the man's sister asked us not to reveal her identity. so we'll call her pam pam says her brother has schizophrenia.

he was in full-blown hysteria. >> they think that you see the same things that they see, but you don't. and is kind of frustrating to them because they're light. will somebody standing next to you that you see that person trying to kill me and you don't see what they see him receive the emergency call from la x officers and quickly explain the situation. they were fully trained to deal with mental illness. >> and they handled it very, very well. and even after the scene they follow through with my brother are great too. the mental health hospital last night. she says it's been tough for 32 year-old brother is an adult. sometimes it's hard to keep him on his meds. but pam says. >> she sharing their story to help raise awareness on the effects of mental illness. he never meant any harm. he was simply just trying to get. >> helped. >> that was jennifer mcgraw reporting for us. a florida

man is under arrest after making threats against several schools across the country, including 2 high schools here in the north bay officials in the west sonoma county union high school district learned of the threats late thursday night and contacted police officials that chose to shut down both west county high school in sebastopol and laguna high school in forestville. those threats also circulated in lincoln, california and at schools in georgia and florida. police have not released any other details about the suspect who made those threats. now to a developing story. the armorer in charge of guns on alec baldwin's film. rust is breaking her silence. a week after the deadly on-set shooting that killed the film's cinematographer and wounded its director. she blames the producers for what she calls an unsafe working environment and says she has no idea how a live round got inso that prop gun. michael shure has more. >> 8 days since a live round

shot from a prop gun left cinematographer halyna hutchins dead and director joel souza injured by a shot fired from a prop gun by alec baldwin on the new mexico set of the film rust now for the first time a statement from the lawyers representing hannah gutierrez-reed, the armor on the film blaming the producers in saying that gutierrez-reed had fought for training and handling weapons but that she was, quote, overruled by production and her department. the whole production set became unsafe due to various factors, including lack of safety meetings and we have the armor. we have the proper manager. >> and we're going to see fingers pointing it at one another. that's just expected while the series of events leading to the tragedy. our piece together. there is not yet clarity on how a prop gun with a live bullet made it into the hands of the actor. that's the million-dollar question here. >> didn't the problem manager properly inspect that done. >> first off. and if the prime minister did. did the assistant director make the

right moves by taking the gun and giving it to baldwin the armor is responsible for the handling of firearms on the set and gutierrez reed's attorneys say, quote. >> ultimately the set would never have been compromised of live ammo were not introduced hanna has no idea where the live rounds came from. los angeles, criminal defense attorney lucia hero saying that this was what may make a criminal case difficult to present beyond a reasonable doubt when you have this situation where there's many chefs in the kitchen. >> it's hard to decide which one should take responsibility because everyone's going to be deflecting blame to the other. >> that was michael shure reporting for us. the armor also blames production for safety lapses saying she was actually hired to do 2 jobs on the film which prevented her from focusing solely on her duties as an armorer. so far. the investigation continues. no one has been charged in this case. stick with us kron. 4 morning news continues right after the break.

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>> it is 8.30 here on this saturday morning. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news going to start off this half hour with a look at the things are. well, i was just savings

are clearing out there for the call to get bridge, but it looks like karl. the fog is that back in action a day. >> well, good a good morning, everybody. and he a bit of that cloud cover going on for today. the fog should mix out a little bit by the late morning hours. but not to see a whole lot of sun going on today and got to keep that drizzle and some light rain showers still kind of in reserve, if you will. here's what does the beauty shots look like an aura terms what it looks like upstream here. we see actually little break happening before another deck of some cloud cover comes our way. so this is maybe a little brief clearing opportunity to be had. this is what we have on the east bay shoreline got of all socked in with the cloud cover you will notice and the fog. speaking of which and some of the valley's it may take until the late morning until that starts to mix out as far as our winds are concerned, the east bay will probably get them up to the upper teens later today during the afternoon, late afternoon, early evening hours on that front. but on balance today with the exception of a couple of peeks of sun. one on mostly cloudy again. couple

patches of drizzle or light rain showers are possible with this. it's mostly cosmetic something to do much of anything getting more earnest with the rain. it looks like next week. there are 2 opportunities to look out for. we'll show you all of that coming up in a look at your 4 zone forecast as well. well. >> thanks, dave. on monday. the supreme court is set to hear oral arguments in a pair of cases challenging the texas law that bans nearly all abortions after the 6, the week of pregnancy anna wiernicki spoke with doctors in texas about what's at stake. if this law remains in effect. >> on monday. the 9 supreme court justices will hear oral arguments about texas is restrictive abortion law. the law bans abortions starting about 6 weeks into pregnancy and is enforced through civil lawsuits against anyone who helps a person get an abortion case. the person with a status with a lethal anomaly. such a severe spinal or a heart defect. it's not compatible with life. >> these cannot be diagnosed.

it's 6 weeks. doctor nancy binford has bg why and in austin since 1998, she says for many of her patients, the texas mall is dangerous. should they have to go to another state to get health care. should they have to endure a high-risk pregnancy to and die. and doctor harold miller says the law will force texans to turn to unsafe methods that kind of unsafe risky >> that kill my patients nearly 50 years ago and will likely kill many more in the future in united states be texas. the justice department argues allowing the law to remain in effect would quote, perpetuate the ongoing repairable injury to thousands of texas women who are being denied. their constitutional rights. state officials defending the law say they can't be sued because the law is enforced by private citizens not the state. the high court will also hear oral arguments in whole woman's health v jackson.

>> a lawsuit brought by abortion providers who hope to block the law before it went into effect in august. >> for now in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> big story this morning. a sheriff in new york is defending his decision to file a complaint against former governor andrew cuomo without consulting prosecutors or the woman who says cuomo groped her albany county sheriff craig apple says he's moving forward with crime charges but had not planned on the information becoming public just yet. the woman in the complaint worked as an executive assistant for the governor. the former governor is due to appear in court next month. >> i don't know if it will go to trial on. i think we an overwhelming. amount of evidence. we have a victim who has been cooperating fully every day, every step of the way. as far as a conviction or something to that effect. that's really going to come down to. is that a jury's the judge. >> and as well as the district attorney's office.

>> a spokesperson for cuomo calls. the charges politically motivated. back here at home in the east bay, teachers and pleasanton are getting closer to going on strike after failing to reach a new deal on a contract this week. the teachers union spent the week protesting outside district headquarters. a mediator has now been brought in to propose a solution which is expected within 10 days. but if the union and the district can't reach a deal before that the teachers may vote to authorize a strike. here's a look at the district's latest offer for the new contract includes a 4.1% salary schedule increase a $1500 stipend for the 2020 to 2021 school year. an increase in pre determined stipends salary credit for increased years of service for new teachers and an increase in professional rate of pay for additional duties. well, soon we will see more affordable housing in the east

bay. the bart board of directors has voted to turn the parking lot at the el serino plaza station into affordable housing barr tweeted out the map showing where that housing would be located. the number of parking spaces will be reduced in that area from 742 just 250 bart says it will allow for 800 housing units, though, and 35% of the housing will be considered affordable. president joe biden is in italy now for the g 20 summit. he arrived in rome, thursday night and that up with pope francis. the 2 discussed poverty, climate change and even swap jokes about growing old biden said the pope the pope told him he was a good catholic and should continue to receive communion biden's views on marriage and abortion put him at odds with church teachings, though the president later met with french president emmanuel macron smooth ties with the u.s. is oldest ally over controversial submarine deal with australia. >> i was under the impression

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on this saturday morning. the day before halloween and spooky decorations are up pumpkins are carved and businesses in san francisco's castro district. >> are gearing up for what could be an almost formal halloween. it's a big difference from this time last year, kron four's, maureen kelly talked to people eager to get those costumes on. >> last halloween. people were discouraged from coming to the castro and some businesses like the bar moby were shut down altogether. but now they've got their scary decorations up alongside their

signs letting customers know they need to show proof of being fully vaxxed before coming inside the bartender believes his customers are looking forward to a fun weekend they're anxious to be out and about and. >> here with other vaccinated. people. i think everyone does safe here. most people i talk to have plans this year and are happy about it. it's a big relief. >> that we can go out and hang out and have fun again live again. i feel less i mean, i i don't mind being a homebody. but for year and a half. it was a little much. >> one man says he's got plans, saturday and sunday and bought a home covid test kit just in case after all these parties and get a few of the kids on monday and you know, i think it's cause could also be pushed out of the weekend. city's public health department has come out with a list of safety tips for those celebrating halloween. they include asking people to consider wearing a well-fitted face mask in private indoor settings, especially if you don't know everyone's

vaccination status or in large outdoor crowds. >> and no, they do not mean masks like this one. we've posted that list on our website. kron 4 dot com, maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> so to wear for all saints day either. here's what it looks like as we break down your day-to-day couple to raise a son. but on balance pretty cloudy going on today. we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast, these bouts of opportunities for rain showers as well. kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> welcome back. a 44 and we're getting a new view of the damage left behind by the massive dixie fire. this one burned more than 963,000 acres across 5 different california counties, local media along with a pg. any scientist. they got this aerial tour of the burn scars and the scientist says that the utility company needs to evaluate how sunglass sunday's rain storm affected the scorched landscape. >> this was the first significant storm of the season. >> and so was our initial opportunity to really see how the can you also responding kind of learning from that where runoff is occurring. roshan problems to continue to harm or persist for >> a stretch of state route 70 implements and butte counties, which is part of the scar area is shut down because of mud

and rock slides that did blocked the highway. definitely some issues there with those burn scar areas. dave spahr is here with a look at your weather forecast for this halloween weekend. definitely going to stick with the clouds mostly hyundai. yeah. looks be around a little bit tomorrow as well, though. i think we'll see a little bit more in the way of sun, sun sun poking out just a touch. half moon bay has some fog along with the 2. it's going to be hard to clear out those coastal areas, which is oftentimes the case. but we have a little wet. >> opportunity of the sun kind of peeking out a little bit here. the players basically are moving towards our north. but we're still get it. we to scrounge up a couple rain showers, too. and drizzles part of the forecast both this afternoon as well as through the overnight a little bit better clearing going on for tonight. so for tricks and treats going on tonight. well, you might have to dodge a couple raindrops to make note of as well as winds. look at the uptick in happens and winds late this afternoon, early evening hours in the far east bay. we're looking at

numbers getting in the upper teens to near some lower 20's lead in the models. go forward here. get a break on sunday and then into monday afternoon evening. there's an opportunity for some rain. we have no this is not going to be the bonanza like we had over the weekend, but at least this is the kind of rain showers we need. they come and they go, which is what it looks like. get also some mountain snows to. but breaking the supper tuesday wednesday night. thursday here's another opportunity. this one little bit more potent too. however, the problem is we're not getting consensus on the models. all of this. that's kind of like a little bit of the issue. where is the energy source going to be north or south with that. then there's the another break and more upstream. but these tea maybe snapping apart before the impact the bay area keeping most of that energy due north. your 4 zone forecast for this saturday will come in about 60 for san francisco and truth of the winter type like patterns like this. we're not seeing a lot of movement across the region lower 60's at the coast. meanwhile, they'll be some mid to upper 60's in the peninsula down to the south approaching

near about 70 as we see in the south bay to 70 looks like for los gatos 69 morgan hill 68 for cupertino upper 60's along the east bay shoreline tri valley. you're looking at upper 60's as well as well as walnut creek and concord at 6858. meanwhile, for berkeley, 62 for vallejo, 68 for fairfield napa, 6365 santa rosa more 60's heading down south. so the rain opportunities now look to be late on monday through the night as well. and then another batch wednesday, thursday ish there. so those are the 2 zones. but we're not getting a lot of consensus on timing. meanwhile, we're looking a lot of 50's for lows. both of the coast in the bay area. noel. >> thanks, dave pacifica state beach is back open after being closed for a some tests. water testing the city closed the beach after the storm hit the area early last week because all of the rain overwhelmed, the city's sewage system which cause some of the sewage spill into the pacific ocean. since then, the health department

had been testing the water to see if it was safe to reopen the beach to the public. it has now reopened. last week made history in the sierra more than 3 and a half feet of snow fell over the weekend which meant multiple resorts had enough. snow to then open for business. this is video from palisades tahoe opening in the month of october for only the 3rd time in its 72 year history. and they got a lot of snow. as you can see while they originally planned to open 3 runs hard work from crews. actually let them open up 7 different run. so some really good options there for skiers and snowboarders. meanwhile, the boreal mountain also opened up the runs. there are active 3 weeks earlier than what was originally planned for this year, making this the earliest opening date they've had there in a decade. gurajpal sangha shows us how opening day went. >> and the south. many had been waiting for.

>> i've been waiting severed season. ever since last number twos and ended at boreal the wait is over shot at the boreal for opening your life. >> how about 3 weeks early all thanks to the recent snow storms out of that storm courtesy of the bomb cycle week we didn't know this is going to happen and this is the earliest they have open to the top of the ever. and overall the early if they have opened in the past 10 years. so much snow came down turned in about 36 inches of snow now is on top of the snow. we've already made. for real calling opening-day if excess has around 1000 people enjoyed early-season skiing in the sierra. it was pretty sick. snowboard in october. and i'm so high. person had never been here before. november when it's coming from getting to be open in halloween in tahoe. so rare, so rare boreal zmapp peterson hopes it will be a boost to the local economy that has dealt with the ups and downs of the pandemic

drought and the wildfire season for the weather to turn. so significantly all of a sudden this year. look a lot more optimistic skiers and snowboarders optimistic masks are only required indoors, but people do need to purchase lift tickets or season pass ahead of we're doing our best right now. so our new operating schedule is going to be wednesday through sunday. >> 10:00am to 06:00pm. >> and that we're going to hang on as long as we can. and so are the diehards will be back here. wednesday was at school every >> that was gurajpal sangha reporting that 2 openings will be the first for a little while. the next resorts will open up on november 19th. that's north star in heavenly sugar bowl will then open a week later on the 26th and kirkwood scheduled to open up december 3rd with diamond peak opening 6 days later, i was just up in tahoe the last couple of days. it was really nice to see all that snow on those mountains. >> in other news bay area music legend carlos santana and his family have been immortalized in san

francisco's mission district. take a look at this. a new mural was unveiled yesterday at the 24th street bart station. it pays tribute to santana his parents and his younger brother, jorge who died of natural causes last year at the age of 68. >> you know, i don't take anything for granted. it. they've got gives me and people give me because a special moment. again, my always said to me. you are who you are because of god and you have what you have because people will be great do both. >> we're surely grateful for him for all the music he's given us. the mural was painted by san francisco artist crayon and mark bode santana rose to fame back in the late 1960's playing at the fillmore. stick with us. kron 4 morning news continues after the break.

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are recording their highest gas prices ever. most of all time highs were set up in northern california. just look at that off. according to aaa the price hikes were caused by recent heavy rains which force refinery, shutdowns and production delays right now. the most expensive gas in the state can be found in monroe county, average price there, $5 and $0.25. but you can see look at that super plus 6.29 in some places. yeah, that's a scary enough. when when it comes to scary, nothing tops clouds, right. we see a lot of scary masks and make up this

time of year. but for a lot of people, those clowns are scary all year long. ntw some psychologists are explaining why so many people are afraid of clowns. they say faces are one of the most important nonverbal communication signals for humans and when clouds cover them up with makeup. it automatically d humanizes them and makes us suspicious of them. another influential factor is how clouds are portrayed in movies and tv shows. a lot of them depicting clouds as evil or even serial the only clown that's probably pretty friendly that everyone likes is ronald mcdonald. i think someone on twitter was asking me about ronald mcdonalds, not scared of him, other clowns steer clear place. not to be afraid of the aurora borealis or northern lights could be visible across the united states and europe on thursday, a solar flare erupted that solar flare is set to reach earth tonight, which will create this beautiful view. scientists say weather

permitting the northern lights could be seen here in the united states from portland, oregon all the way to new york city. so anyone living in that north are part of the country. you could see it as far south, though, as raleigh north carolina keep those eyes peeled up there. still ahead here in the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news extra transit service is being offered for day 2. >> of outside plans. we've got details on the you should be looking into if you're headed there to golden gate park. plus halloween preparations. in full swing. the final words of advice that doctors are

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redefine laundry in half the space. ♪building castles in the sky♪ >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at know. >> saturday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow it's saturday. october 30th. it is outside lands here across the sa city of san francisco. want to start off by getting a look at your weather forecast because if you're headed out, you're likely going to want a jacket. it's going to be cloudy all day today. hey, dave? >> yeah, good morning. there are no well, good morning, everybody. want to keep it cloudy and even some drizzle or some light rain showers are a possibility with all of this too. we'll keep those temperatures in the 60's for the most part, most of the geography going on as far as how things stand right now. we're still trying to battle some of that fog us and that's kind of hard going are slow going. it's going remain throughout of the late morning

hours and upstream. we're getting a little bit of a break temporarily in terms of the cloud cover. but that will fill back in again. upstream. here's what's going on. the east bay shoreline would have the fog kind of in play. speaking of which that will probably mix even up in the north bay before noon for the most part. but although we have this little break a cloud cover. you can see right across the region. upstream. there's more to be had. and again, we've got to make note of some scattered showers still as a player. this isn't much quantitatively going on. it's more of a nuisance type of rain. winds single digits for the most part lower 20's with all of that. now that will pick up a little bit later on. and if you are out and about, you know, trick or treating and that sort of thing, right during the trick or treating time say about 7 o'clock or so going to be a little breezy, but a key off to the east bay temperature we have about 60 ish over a good chunk of the real estate there up in the north bay. some mid to upper 50's. so again, we'll keep it pretty much cloudy with temperatures holding in the 60's. and again, noting some of those winds later on during the afternoon. we should fare a little better

tomorrow in terms of keeping the rain off and then next week we have a couple more opportunities for ernest rain going on. we'll kind of break that down for you in just a bit. snow. thanks, dave. >> day 2 of outside lands kicking off in just a few hours here in san francisco. we've got lizzo vampire weekend and young some of today's headliners because a music festival is in san francisco there. some street closures. there's also some changes to public transportation that you should know about might help you get home safely. later tonight, kron four's camila barco joining us live from golden gate park to explain all that's going camila. >> good morning. also, yeah. the concert kicks off in just a few hours. plenty of people are going to be here. but plenty of people are going to be why did you need the bus. there's going to be bumper to bumper traffic. so we're here to tell you where you should go and what places you should avoid more than 200,000 people are expected to attend the three-day festival. crews have

closed all streets west of park presidio and crossover as well as sunset between irving and martin luther king for the event. so parking. it's going to be limited around the park best to avoid the area and your best bet is to use the festivals. shuttle service rideshares bikes or public transportation. >> you need is providing extra service to golden gate park on and gio light rail and by the marvel to rapid bus. the engine. a light rail runs from 03:00pm to 11 30 at night. the 5 are full to rapid bus operates from 3 to 09:00pm. there's also the 5 acts fulton express. it runs late tonight from 9.30 to 11:30pm from the fulton and 30th street to the civic center where you can pick apart if you need to take part the last train to leave the civic center to dublin is at 12:28am on sunday. if you need to head towards antioch the last train heads out at 12:30am. and you can catch

last train to sfo at one 17 am. and this is all from the civic center today. and these are the times for later tonight into the early sunday morning. so traffic, it's going to be bumper to bumper traffic. you should expect to this area and best to plan ahead. comey lie to you. i know you're out there yesterday morning. you said it took quite a while to get. >> out of the golden gate park area. >> yes, it it will actually. i wasn't at the golden gate. traffic is just going to be busy throughout the entire city. so if you need to head out somewhere just plan ahead. it took me. 45 minutes to get from to get to my destination, which should have just been a simple 15 minute ride so just goes to show how many people are out on the roads and using buses better than a uber and lyft because we know those search prices. >> are going to get out there. thanks, camila for that live report. >> in some coronavirus news here. pfizer's vaccine for

children only needs to clear one more hurdle in order to be rolled out to kids aged 5 to 11. the fda authorized the shot yesterday and early next week advisors for the cdc are set to look at the data and then that agency's director will make a final decision if approved by the cdc about 28 million american kids will be eligible to receive the 2 dose vaccine. the dosage is just one 3rd of the amount given to people aged 12 and older and the shots would be administered. 21 days apart. local health experts are calling it a game changer. >> kids hospitalized. much more frequently and that you're of delta than in the old it's that one of the top 10 causes of infant in that age group in the united states for the last year. parents and guardians can rest assure that we conducted comprehensive and rigorous evaluation of the data on the vaccine's safety. >> and effectiveness and that this vaccine needs our high standards.

>> the cdc panel will review pfizer's data on tuesday. they are expected to approve it, which means kids could start getting those shots by the end of next week. a new cdc study suggests getting the vaccine will offer you much stronger immunity to covid than natural immunity. meaning if you had previously had the virus. the vaccine will still offer you better protection. kron four's dan thorn takes a look at the study. >> a new study is boosting confidence in the strength of covid-19 vaccines. the cdc report finding vaccines are 5 and a half times more effective in preventing infections than natural immunity picked up from a previous infection. i think with the study is showing us is >> you know, vaccine acquired immunity is superior for in county public health officer. doctor matt willis says people who are protected through the vaccine, get sick less frequently and contracting severe illness is rare. >> for non vaccinated. people who have already been infected

with covid-19 and are convinced they have antibodies should understand that the amount and quality of those antibodies is hard to measure. doctor willis argues gaining immunity through the vaccine has been proven to work through clinical trials. when you're infected, you don't know how much you're getting, you know what the doses, what your body's immune system might be at that particular time. and so we find people that have been infected so have no anybody's anybody's there's a lot more variability there. so it's less reliable as a way of acquiring and other studies have also shown that there's the potential for even stronger protection for people who have been infected and vaccinated. doctor willis says the risk of not being vaccinated is not worth it is really comparison. those of us that have been infected should get vaccinated and people who haven't been infected are fortunate enough to not have been infected year. and also, you know, get the vaccine because going protecting much more. and that history of infection. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news a gun scare

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morning. 2 people were hurt and 2 others detained for questioning following an incident at la x on thursday night and now we've learned the event was caused by a man who is experiencing a mental health crisis. the man's sister told our sister station in l a that her brother was diagnosed with schizophrenia and believed people were out to harm him. about 300 people had to self evacuate from terminal one at la x onto the airfield because of a report of someone with a gun inside the airport. the man received help from trained la x officers, though, and was later taken to a hospital the faa issued a ground stop for all flights. but they resumed within a couple of hours. an oakland man is accused of sexually assaulting another passenger on a flight from sacramento to denver. investigators say robert glasper repeatedly groped a man and then exposed himself on the flight. it happened monday night witnesses say he appeared to be under the influence court documents filed yesterday show glasper

sexually assaulted his cellmate in jail after his arrest as well. he's now being held without bail in colorado. investigating a shooting that killed a woman from penn all the shooting happened around 1150 thursday night on macarthur boulevard just a few blocks from castle high school officers say they are withholding the woman's name until her family is notified anyone with information on this shooting is asked to contact oakland pd. dave. >> what a bit of fog we have going on here expected to remain somewhat mostly cloudy through the day temperatures not doing much in the 60's in patches of drizzle and light rain s -hi mommy! -hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby... don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls.

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>> pacifica state beach. >> back open now after it was closed following last weekend's storms. the city had to close it because this all of the rain actually overwhelmed the city's sewage system. >> which cause some of that sewage then spill into the pacific ocean there. since then, the health department's been testing the to make sure that it was safe before reopening it to the public and it has now reopened. but as you can see, even when it was close. you can see there in the distance. there were still some people surfing out there no matter what. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news 9.15 time. another checked of the weather forecast. dave. probably not the best day to go to the total cloudy yeah. the most part in and probably not so much for today, too. but you know, those diehard people

they still go anyway, no matter what of this to want to catch the waves and so we're getting a little break in terms of the cloud cover. >> upstream, those little deck of more of them to be had. so on balance kind of calling a mostly cloudy and there are patches of drizzle and rain showers with this program here but not a lot quantitatively. it's really more of a cosmetic thing. it's just enough to maybe be a nuisance, if you will. now the necessary rain. we have actually 2 batches of that coming our way into next weekend at all kind of pans out there. here's the east bay shoreline kind of shrouded in some of that fog going on. it will slow mixing this out. actually the golden gate picture looks a little bit better at the surface. now a lot. certainly kind of the overcast skies which will be replaced by more cloud cover happening upstream. so allowing this to churn. here's what i mentioned earlier. you know, there's that chance a little patches of that nuisance kind of rain and even into the early evening hours. so trick or and tricked tricked tricks and treats going on. just prepare for that accordingly by sunday. we should see this kind of clear out a little bit better to get

a little bit of a break on this until we start to get into what we expect next week. again to patch is coming our way. one also note for the evening plans certain late afternoon. the winds uptick into the upper teens and a little bit in the lower 20's. that's most pronounced in the east bay solano county, little bit up to napa as well. so what we've got going on is mostly cloudy today. patches of light rain drizzle. kind of a 60's affair tomorrow. considerable clouds kind of remain cool still remain in the 60's here. think that rain chance will be contained pretty much in the morning hours. and then after that just taking a breather because next week, rain showers monday. and then another patch on thursday, mild temperatures staying mostly in the 60's today. we've got 64 san francisco noting that drizzle there and some sprinkles going on for oakland at 6569 san jose. i think the rain shadow my children for the most part, santa cruz mountains will be getting your rain. it looks like for today. but light rain showers upper 60's upper highs today looks like in the far east bay lower to middle 60's

up to the north bay coming up in a bit. we'll have a tour in your 4 zone forecast was also take a look at next week and those rain opportunities. well, thanks, dave. >> will step in. if you dare this halloween, you can explore a 3 d haunted house below created a virtual home that's filled with ghosts and goblins and if you don't feel comfortable going to a real haunted house zillow's trends expert tells you have to get the thrill experience at home. >> we think we've created that using 3 home interactive floorplan technology. with the technology does it. it integrates a home still photos for this floor plan and has 3 d home tours of home shopper can get a really immersive authentic experience of the home. but this haunted house starts usual 3 home tour, but then it's best story gets hijacked by these paranormal forces that take toward takers through this really creepy haunted mansion. >> fun way to get into the spirit of halloween. if you

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nadia say t co owns adele's of hollywood costumes. the story's been in business more than 50 years but was forced to temporarily close for the first time last year due to the pandemic. >> say inner staff are counting on this halloween to bring their numbers up for what are the suppliers telling you. >> they're basically most of most of it was delivered to us actually. but there are some things that are still stuck on the ship sen will not get here by halloween, which is unfortunate the ports of la and long beach of the nation's largest handling about 40% of incoming cargo for the u.s. but shipping delays labor shortages and other pandemic related problems have created a logjam that's affecting everything from costumes and toys. >> to building materials and electronics. experts say our stuff stuck in transit probably isn't moving any time soon. what are some of the most popular costumes this year. what people excited about the phillies costumes and get it done. the songs had such a demand. the 50 wins. >> little lost out everybody wants to be able us which is interesting. that has been

make students every in the we think that means i don't know. somebody doesn't like so this halloween you might just have to get creative to get super spooky. >> we can help you find will help you out. >> that was john fenoglio reporting for us. south bay shoppers. you may have a new option. if you're buying in bulk, a new costco may soon be coming to san jose's west side of town. costco has proposed a store in the west gate. west shopping center located at the corner of prospect road and saratoga avenue. costco plans to submit a proposal for a 160,000 square foot urban warehouse center in early november. if the project does move forward pasco would replace the old orchard supply hardware building and the current ethan allen, the goodwill and the smart and final building in that area among others. parts of california are recording their highest gas prices ever. take a look at this. most of the

all-time highs were set in northern california. according to aaa, the price hikes were caused by recent heavy rains which did for some refinery shutdowns and production delays. right now. the most expensive gas in the state can be found in monroe county, average price there, $5 and $0.25. but as you can see, you could be paying well over $6 if you need that super plus. >> stay at home as much as you text little bit as hope for those prices to lowdown. stay with us. we'll be right back after the break.

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>> well, more fallout now over what the nhl is admitting was a mishandling of assault claims from 11 years ago. former chicago blackhawk kyle beach says he was assaulted by a team video coordinator. he says the team ignored his claims because they did not want to distract from winning a championship. kaylee be sun shows how the league now handling the investigation. >> so i was scared. mostly i was fearful. i had my. >> career threatening this week was the first time former blackhawks player kyle beach publicly step forward saying he was sexually assaulted by video coach brad aldrich back in 2000, 10 and that the blackhawks failed to address

the issue after bringing it up to several people within the organization that made me feel like nothing. >> it made me feel like our didn't exist. it made me feel that i was an important according to an investigation commissioned by the franchise. the chicago blackhawks. >> mishandled allegations that aldridge sexually assaulted beach during the team's stanley cup run in 2000. 10 beach responded to the findings on canadian television a day of many emotions. >> i cried. i smile cried some more. just a great feeling of relief. indication and it was no longer my word against everybody else is now stan bowman, chicago's general manager and president of hockey operations has resigned. >> al mogg isaac one of the team's top hockey executives is also out. >> and the implications stretch beyond chicago,

florida coach joel quinn. ville was slated to meet with nhl commissioner gary bettman yesterday and winnipeg general manager kevin cheveldayoff also planning to talk to the commissioner next week. that was keely been the sun reporting for us after meeting with commissioner gary bateman tick when ville resigned as coach of the panthers. >> in world series. now astro's didn't get a hit for 7 innings. no runs all game long. >> travis d'arnaud ended up hitting a home run in the bottom of the 8th to take a 2. nothing lead. and now the braves are leading the world series 2 to one. we've got game 4 set for today. i'm definitely going with the braves, not the asterix. still ahead here on the ground for morning news. the supreme court set to hear challenges to texas abortion law. we're going hear from doctors who feel the new law is dangerous. >> plus for the first time we're hearing from the armorer

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here in california. local media along with the pg and e scientists got this aerial tour of the burn scars and the scientist says the utility company needs to evaluate earlier this week's rain storm affected the scorched landscape. >> this was the first significant storm of the season. and so was our initial opportunity to really see how the can you also responding kind of learning from that where runoff is occurring. >> the roshan problems to continue to armor system >> a stretch of state route 70 in plymouth and butte counties. that's all a part of the scar area and it is shut down right now because of mud and rock slides that ended up blocking the highway. so definitely they're dealing with some issues there in those burn. scar regions. it's a 9.31 and we are going to take a check of your forecast because we've got a little bit of cloud cover our of deal that we're dealing with today. but we've got some rain on the way for next week as well.

hey, day. >> hey, good morning and welcome morning, everybody. for the scarred areas at least taking a break from this week. other is more rain to be had but not quite. we had from last weekend. actually the doses that we kind of need not too intense, but something substantive which we don't have really this weekend. it's kind of more of that nuisance type shower and drizzle that we have going on. lots of cloud cover. as you can see, kind of a stream of that to the south. we're getting a little break in terms of the thinning for right now that will get intensify later. fog is very slow clearing on the east bay shoreline this of you here live. you can see still kind of fog up there and it's expected to ultimately mix out as we approach around the noon hour winds will also pick up into the late afternoon, early evening hours. so those out there for trick treaters and so forth. watch out on the east bay a little bit. we'll get some winds howling in the upper teens and lower 20's. it just makes it scary or 60's going on across most of the real estate looks like 66 by one by 4. we'll talk 65, however, even in the east bay, you might see a couple patches

of drizzle working at most of that will be in the west in the peninsula. san francisco in up to the north bay but still noting the possibility of that coming up a little bit. however, these are shots of rain will break it down for you in check your 4 zone forecast to go. well, thanks, dave. >> in the east bay we've been following a covid-19 outbreak at berkeley high school. we've learned more than 700 people may have been exposed to the virus and an 8th person has tested positive a district spokesperson says the original 7 cases were detected during the district's weekly testing on campus. officials won't say which cases are from students or staff. but they do say a majority of them are associated with the school's athletic department. the district is now in the process of notifying anyone who may have been exposed and may need to quarantine. >> students and staff who are fully vaccinated do not have to quarantine as long as they don't get any symptoms they can return to school and work. this is a really important reminder that the pandemic is not over. >> students or staff who tested positive have to

isolate for at least 7 days. the campus was closed yesterday as we're all schools in the district to do to a planned district holiday. and san francisco mayor london breed says nearly 98% of the city's work force is fully vaccinated with fewer than 1000 of the city's nearly 35,000 employees still unvaccinated all city workers need to get their first shots by monday november first or they risk losing their jobs. the mayor's office says in the months since the mandate was first announced city representatives have partnered with labor leaders on outreach and education efforts to try and vaccinate as many of their employees as possible. in national news. now the u.s. supreme court has denied a request to block a law requiring health care workers in the state of maine to be fully vaccinated against covid. a group of unvaccinated workers. are you the mandate violated their religious freedom in a 6 to 3 decision,

though the court chose not to help the mandate. therefore leaving it in place while the appeals process plays out. justice is amy coney barrett and brett kavanaugh did vote with the majority. on monday. the supreme court will be hearing oral arguments in a pair of cases challenging the texas law that bans nearly all abortions after the 6th week of pregnancy. anna wiernicki spoke with doctors in texas about what's at stake. if the law remains in effect. >> on monday. the 9 supreme court justices will hear oral arguments about texas is restrictive abortion law. the law bans abortions starting about 6 weeks into pregnancy and is enforced through civil lawsuits against anyone who helps a person get an abortion case. the person with a status with a lethal anomaly. such a severe spinal or a heart defect. it's not compatible with life. >> these cannot be diagnosed. it's 6 weeks. doctor nancy binford has bg why and in austin since 1998, she says

for many of her patients, the texas mall is dangerous. should they have to go to another state to get health care. should they have to endure a high-risk pregnancy to and die. and doctor harold miller says the law will force texans to turn to unsafe methods. that kind of unsafe risky >> that kill my patients nearly 50 years ago and will likely kill many more in the future in united states be texas. the justice department argues allowing the law to remain in effect would quote, perpetuate the ongoing repairable injury to thousands of texas women who are being denied. their constitutional rights. state officials defending the law say they can't be sued because the law is enforced by private citizens not the state. the high court will also hear oral arguments in whole woman's health v jackson. >> a lawsuit brought by abortion providers who hope to block the law before it went into effect in august. >> for now in washington. i'm

anna wiernicki. back to you. >> the justice department is hammering out the details on payments for families separated at the border. many of them have filed civil suits against the government citing the trauma. their kids had to go through the number being discuss right now is $450,000 per person which means a mother and child separated from each other would receive $900,000 total. and since there are more than 5500 children separated from their parents. the doj could wind up paying hundreds of millions of dollars. president biden met with pope francis after jet setting to italy without having a deal on his domestic agenda. the president now turns his attention to his foreign agenda with a focus on the climate energy prices and the covid pandemic. basil john has the latest on the president's overseas trip and a look ahead to the g 20 summit. >> the president must now shift its focus from domestic issues to global issues as he

meets with other world leaders and the leader of the catholic church. president joe biden second trip overseas started at the vatican. you are most significant warrior for peace i've ever met for nearly 90 minutes. the president met privately with pope francis where president biden said they prayed together and talk about issues like climate change. thank you. thank you. thank you. president biden then turned his attention to foreign policy as he met with other world leaders like the president of italy, sergio mattarella and french president emmanuel macron on what really matters president biden used the meeting to publicly apologize to the french president. >> for a submarine deal with the united kingdom and australia that hurt france economically we did was clumsy this was a lot of grace on the

>> president macron said he's ready to move forward while ensuring the situation is never repeated golden nation's total cooperation. president biden now looks towards the first in-person g 20 summit since the pandemic started. >> to address global issues with the other world leaders reporting in washington. i'm basil john. >> governor newsome, surprisingly announced he will now not be traveling to scotland for the climate summit. he was supposed to present about california's climate policies there. he said a family issue, though, is going to be preventing his trip. now to a developing story. the armor in charge of guns on alec baldwin's film. rust is breaking her silence a week after that deadly onset shooting that killed the film's cinematographer and wounded its director. she's now blaming the producers for what she calls an unsafe working environment. she says she had has no idea how a live round got into that prop gun. michael shure has more. >> 8 days since a live round

shot from a prop gun left cinematographer halyna hutchins dead and director joel souza injured by a shot fired from a prop gun by alec baldwin on the new mexico set of the film rust now for the first time a statement from the lawyers representing hannah gutierrez-reed, the armor on the film blaming the producers in saying that gutierrez-reed had fought for training in handling weapons, but that she was quote, overruled by production and her department. the whole production set became unsafe due to various factors, including lack of safety meetings and we have the armor of the problem and unsure. >> and we're going to see fingers pointing it at one another. that's just expected while the series of events leading to the tragedy. our piece together. there is not yet clarity on how a prop gun with a live bullet made it into the hands of the actor. that's the million-dollar question here. >> didn't the problem manager properly inspect that done. >> first off. and if the prime minister did. did the assistant director make the

right moves by taking the gun and giving it to baldwin the armor is responsible for the handling of firearms on the set and gutierrez reed's attorneys say, quote. >> ultimately the set would never have been compromised of live ammo were not introduced hanna has no idea where the live rounds came from. los angeles, criminal defense attorney lucia hero saying that this was what may make a criminal case difficult to present beyond a reasonable doubt when you have this situation where there's many chefs in the kitchen. >> it's hard to decide which one should take responsibility because everyone's going to be deflecting blame to the other. >> that was michael shure reporting for us. the armor also is blaming production for safety lapses saying she was actually hired to do 2 jobs on the film which prevented her from focusing solely on her duties as an armorer. of course, the investigation is ongoing. no one has been charged in this case so far. dave. >> a lot of cloud cover going on for today and some patches of light rain and drizzle. live shot coming in from half moon bay to. some of that fog

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>> we'll take a look at this. the aurora borealis or the northern lights could be visible across the united states and europe tonight on thursday, a solar flare erupted. it is set to finally reach us here on earth tonight. scientists say weather permitting the northern lights could be seen in the united states anywhere from portland, oregon over to new york city could also be

seen as far south as raleigh. north carolina. i don't think we'll be able to see any of dave. i mean, for those that that will absolutely beautiful. dave does have a look at our even if they were here. i feel like we've got some serious cloud cover today is not going to linger into tomorrow today. yeah, we'll probably see quite a bit of that going on to yeah. the solar flares that we want him to intense one knockout our power and short out all or electronics. that would not be a good thing. >> here's what's going on in half moon bay. pretty much of overcast story. looks like the fog is pretty much been handled, although we're keeping. and as mentioned the forecast into later morning hours now. not so much going on today. tomorrow we're mentioning again that drizzle patches of some light rain and quite a bit of cloud cover for your activities. but upstream. that's where things start to get interesting but put the players where they are right now, kind of a system washing up or back yard noting some of those showers light rain drizzle. tomorrow. looks like some better clearing happening but still got to keep can settle clouds in the forecast. so one of the rain do for us.

yeah, that's okay. were extreme and the north bay chunk here, the peninsula's an extreme and it's exceptional everywhere else in the bay. however, what we got coming this week ahead is good news. not like the flash flooding and all that sort of thing. but kind of these jolt of a good little rain that another one follows that later on after a little space is involved here. so that's good news. what's going on this afternoon. a little bit of an uptick on those winds. yeah. we'll get into the upper teens lower 20's. so little caution. all the got ghosts and goblins going on by the late afternoon, early evening hours. you might have a little bit of breeze working for you. so let's track these rain opportunities coming our way, boom. there's our first hit monday night into tuesday. again, just the right amount lay off as we get into tuesday. wednesday night thursday. here's another dose. i think this is more potent. however, the models don't agree on timing and intensity there. but they do agree will get these 2 hits here, then kind of a break. looks like it happens as you see the system's kind of snapping apart as they get into the bay

area. that's really been our problem well, many of these years we have these droughts going on. we're not getting all of the systems that are coming our way. but things have been pretty good so far in october over the whole that way going through november 60 for the 4 zone forecast. san francisco lower 60's cover the coast. we'll do the middle 60's along the bay side upper 60's heading down south 68 for palo alto. 68 also santa clara san jose at 6970 los gatos 68 cupertino upper 60's east bay shoreline tri valley got those upper 60's as we do in walnut creek to 64 richmond 58 for berkeley and vallejo comes in at 60 to 68 fairfield 63 for right. we have some weather traffic going on for this week ahead. again. so we're looking at monday that a break and then wednesday night into thursday and also some traffic as we get into the following weekend as well. meanwhile, we've got 50's lows for the bayside and also those in the valleys. noel, thanks, dave.

>> it was an exciting and historic day in the sierras. that's not one but 2 ski resorts opened for the season yesterday thanks to the bomb cyclone that happened earlier this week palisades, tahoe and boreal had enough snow for eager skiers and snowboarders to hit the slopes. eytan wallace tells us this is one of only 4 times palisades has opened this early. >> jacob fields hit the slopes today, something he never thought he'd be able to do so early in the year halloween even happened yet. so like it's kind of like mind blowing like skiing already. he was among thousands of grateful writers who came here to palisades tahoe for the resorts grand opening marking just the 3rd time in its 72 year history that it opened in october. that was made possible thanks to mother nature. the storm this week left upper elevations with 3 and a half feet of snow it

looks pretty actually like the stuff that people are skiing like everything that's been groomed elect killer like some off the stuff looks keyable, too. some the resort originally planned to open 3 runs today. but thanks to hard work from crews. they've actually open 7 runs, as you can imagine, that's led to happy writers writers of all ages, including 6 year-old jack fockers, 10, his brother alder. i was like going fast, having fun. what he liked about skin. >> it's fun. ready to hit the slopes. hope. i'm ready. i'm so ready. and so was david murray. he got here before sunrise and was the first in line. i just got up before dawn came over from hanging out in life. you know, it's going to be 60 degrees and sunny up there. it's going to be like the last day of the season. >> it's going to be great. great as well for the local economy to open this early means we've got to bring a lot of employees back on a month earlier than we would so that's really great. and the

resort continues to hire as attendance is only expected to grow this not be my last time. this season of the here nearly every day. the season already off to a solid start olympic valley. a ton wallace. >> these are in mammoth mountain celebrating its opening day, which also happened yesterday. the resort received 32 inches of snow already. so far this season. this is just the 10th time in mamet's nearly 70 year history that it has opened in october. so of those slopes are going to be very, very busy over the next couple of everyone trying to get in on that fresh powder. >> well, not exactly a mandate. lots of folks are going to be masking up this weekend not to simply ward off germs and the ongoing pandemic. >> masks will likely be a part of costumes as many people will for the first time since a 2019 be celebrating halloween kron four's. rob fladeboe talked with the santa

clara county health department and parents of some trick or treaters. >> judging from the foot traffic at the south san jose halloween spirit store on friday. there is a pent-up demand for the kind of fun. that was deemed a little too scary a year ago when the pandemic was still raging. >> i feel like people are feeling more comfortable now with the vaccines all and you know, just mask and just knowing more information. i think people are getting more comfortable and they're excited about halloween. last year. a normal halloween celebrations were not encourage. but this year is less spooky setting updated cdc guidelines county health advisors families to consider safe ways together reduce the spread of the coronavirus, still out there. we want to keep. >> kids in there in smaller groups and basically in their own family groupings as opposed to gathering in large groups of people that you may not even know i'm better traveling along with few masks

are also encouraged and not just any mask says doctor faster shots. and i think it's important to differentiate between those halloween masks. >> that may be loose fitting and falling off and all over the face and really a good fitting. regular covid mass still awaiting the vaccine for their youngest children. some parents i spoke with said they would wait till next year. well, other said they have waited long enough. let's take some precautions. >> no. wash your hands wear a mask. you should be fine. yeah. going to take the kids out and have a good time and nothing's going to stop us. it. my daughter. this is the last year trick or treating she's going htgh school make sure so i want enjoy other strategies include taking turns at the door. >> and carrying hand sanitizer. as for those giving out the treats. we need to have a mask on 2 as we open the door. >> to give candy out to the kids to keep your mask on 2. and then the kids and you get home, wash your hands in the sink really well before you 30 in your candy. and don't eat too much. your candy. >> in san jose. rob fladeboe

kron 4 news. >> already eaten too many reese's pumpkins. stick with us. we'll be right back.

>> well, 9.55 here and the taco bell cantina down in pacifica is absolutely beautiful and kron four's charles clifford was there just a few days ago and he found a couple getting married while he was there. he stumbled upon this nice little

set up that they got inside that restaurant which has been named the best taco bell location in the they had a nice flower set up. they got bottles of wine as well. a lot of people replying to his tweets saying that this is actually a really good spot for a wedding reception. they've even got a nice little fireplace there inside that taco bell cantina. if you've never been you should definitely try and check it out. they've got beer and wine there as well. >> if you can believe it less than 2 months away from christmas. and this year this monday, the bay area's going to get a chance to see the u.s. capitol christmas tree. it comes. >> as the christmas tree, if elected from northern california bay area is one of the stops on its way to washington, dc the people's tree event is free and it's scheduled to happen from 2 to 5 in the afternoon at the valais ferry terminal on monday. you'll get to see some different performances ornament making out their games and refreshments as well. each year the u.s.

forest service to select a tree from one of its 154 national forest to display on the west lawn of the u.s. capitol building for the holiday season. this is the first time in a decade that the capitol christmas tree has come from the state of california. all right. bundle up out there. it is going to be nice and cloudy a little bit of a sprinkle today as well. definitely trying to keep yourself warm as you head out the door. we'll see you tomorrow morning for halloween.

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