>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday october. the second. so let's let's start things off with a check on the weather with dave spahr the day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're doing it again. those fog clouds quite thick and persistent going on for this morning. >> and that's going to slow or temperature climb a little bit until they find a clear out even some of those inland areas may take a little while here and that will keep temperatures down a bit as we finish off the weekend into early next week. gradual warming trend. here's the shot of the uc berkeley. there's the east bay shoreline in the

overcast conditions that we have to get. things started back to that fog. it clears out over most of the district before we get to high noon and then we'll see the sun come out and play for a mild afternoon. they were turning again for tonight. looks like and quite a good coverage, as you can see as it makes its way well, inland winds are continuing their on shore flow. pretty much a single digits over most of the district, a little bit heavier in some of those wind channeled areas. temperatures are holding much in the lower 60. so we're kind of mild to start things off, but again, will be trailing for the first couple of hours of daylight. heating the breakdown for you about 67 as we get to 11 o'clock by 2. 75 a little bit of a mining, a warming trend that we get to about mid-week. but don't worry in those inland valleys will get a little flavor of summer later on. we'll have more on your forecast. coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right. looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> on the peninsula, an elderly woman is robbed in broad daylight out of her daily city. home security video shows one of the attackers dressed as a utility worker kron four's. amanda hari spoke with the victim's

family. >> what started as a typical wednesday morning for this grandmother watering her flowers quickly turned into one the scariest moments of her life. the woman's granddaughter schuyler says the family is worried about their safety. she asked us not to reveal the family's last name security video shows this white kia pulling up to the home. then 10 minutes later, a man identifies himself as a pg. any worker knocking on the door. he was wearing a ski mask and skyler says her grandmother didn't trust him. she went to the backyard, trying to get away. but that's when 2 other men hopped the what happened next is? >> she tried to escape out the front door and that is there. you can see in the video footage. >> a man dressed as the pg e worker preventing her from leaving out the front door and you can hear her screams as they her. the reason barker

screams kind of cut out is because they choked her to prevent her from calling for help. the men ransacked the house kicking in this video. you can see them carrying her grandmother's things out of the home. they found my grandma safe where she was keeping her life savings. >> so all of her jewelry, all of her they made off for her entire life savings. skyler believes her grandmother was targeted because she is an older asian woman. >> easily overpowered by 3 men. but skyler believes her grandmother will recover from this. my grandmother, she's the most hard-working. she's the most resilient. >> strongest person i now and to see her being beat by these young men. >> it was. indescribable. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> a san francisco city street now has a new name honoring a man whose death sparked the

nationwide movement against asian hate son or lane in the cities and the vista neighborhood will now be known as beech up a ton of pop the way city officials and activists including actor daniel dae. kim joined the return of pop the family at saturday ceremony. a 19 year-old has been charged with murder and elder abuse in connection with a ton of poppy's death. his family says they will continue to fight for equal rights for asian americans. coming up at 9.15, we will be joined in studio by the show's daughter to talk about the significance of this street. renaming her father and crimes against the aap i community. the police search continues this morning for the suspects involved in a pacifica high or rather carjacking. it happened in the area of humble court on friday night. officers say at least 2 people with guns robbed the victim of his car. according to police. one of the attackers fired multiple shots when it happened. the victim believes his attackers followed him. there were no physical injuries. in the east

bay. oakland police released photos of a suspected killer and his getaway car after a deadly shooting outside of a filipino restaurant. this man is accused of killing the co worker of lucky 3, 7 rest. co-owner, i should say of lucky 3, 7, restaurant in the fruitvale district. police say the victim was shot to death while leaving the restaurant with his son back on may 18th. the oakland police department released the license plate number of the car they believe is connected to this case. take a good look at your screen there. police say the car as a black 2009 ford escape with this license plate number. easy. t f 4, 7, 4, there is a reward for information that leads to an arrest. >> we will be coming back stronger coming back in a safe and supportive environment. and we're coming back. of course, most of all with the date care and support that we always provide.

>> bay area technology school staff released this video with a positive message for the campus community after wednesday's mass shooting in oakland on saturday. that school reopen temporarily allowing students to return and get any belongings they might have left behind. at least 2 gunman injured 6 people on the kings is state's campus wednesday. and that site does house 3 schools, including bay area technology, all schools on the campus will remain closed through next week. new this morning, firefighters in sandra fell contain a fire sparked saturday night. it happened off highway 101, near the north, san pedro exit. the fire was under control by 11. no injuries were reported. happening today. masks will no longer be required on ac transit. the alameda contra costa transit district is lifting its onboard mask mandate for the first time since early june. the district says the decision comes after a considerable drop in covid cases and hospitalizations in

recent weeks. bart dropped their mask mandate yesterday. meantime, both transit systems are still encouraging people to wear masks. and if you're thinking of hopping on bart this morning, you may want to plan ahead. bart says they will reduce train service to one track near the pleasant hill station. and this will cause 15 to 20 minute delays on the yellow line which travels from antioch to the sfo millbrae stations workers will fix damages to the railways after a partial derailment in the area that happened back in june. happening tomorrow, san francisco's annual fleet week is nearly upon us. and this event starts on monday. the city expects about a million people to visit san francisco over the course of the week. it started back in 1981 to honor the u.s. armed forces and educate the public about humanitarian aid, best practices. this event will include the usual parade of ships as well as the air show featuring the famous u.s. navy blue angels and the blue

angels fly from friday to saturday from 3 to 4 in the afternoon. it's sure to be great show and a great treat for the family. coming up on the kron 4 morning news at 7.20, in honor of hispanic heritage month and filipino american history month. >> we introduce you to a fusion spot that blends the best of both cultures. and at 7.35 residents of fort myers rebuilding in the aftermath of hurricane ian. the efforts made by local rescue teams.

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>> for your money this morning, california is now seeing a steep drop in home prices. a new study by home insurance website. quote, wizard shows the average price of a home in california has gone down about $12,000. this is the sharpest drop of any state in the nation. san jose and san francisco saw the largest drop in the bay, quote, wizard reporting a 5.6% drop in san jose prices and a 2.9% drop in san francisco prices since june. united airlines officials announced the company is putting a rather cutting a dozen routes from its network. sfo will be affected. united is cutting 4 routes from the air hub there and routes from los angeles, chicago and houston will also be affected by this knight. its plan comes amid reports of a pilot shortage affecting the airline industry.

>> all right. so we've got a pretty pleasant day on tap for today. we have this overcast stuff that have to deal with in the morning hours. keeping the temperatures down just a touch. but into the afternoon. how about those 70's, even the inland valleys? don't worry. summer's coming back later in the forecast. keep it here.

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the golden gate bridge. this beautiful morning. >> maybe a little bit foggy out there. otherwise i'm expecting some hearing that conditions are going to be clearing up right they will or, you know, the clouds. the marine layer is awfully thick. we don't have the other shot of the golden gate bridge shows the flag and all its not flapping. and also how much of a breeze going on yet. >> but on tap, it looks like a pretty good sunday. you know, if you want to flavor fall, we've got it. and if you're one of those folks like to hold on to some are a bit. we have a longer range forecast as well. here's another bay shot for you, east bay shoreline, overcast sky conditions in place that marine layer go ghost several 1000 feet up in the atmosphere. but boy, there's a cliff and boyd drops off that typical inversion. so once the sun gets the motion going on here at the lower levels of the atmosphere that we get this fog mixed out in funding. going to the clear when you see it from the fog, castro from the futurecast up

standpoint, there clears out this afternoon. we do the same thing again tomorrow morning spilling into the sacramento and the central valley's for the early morning hours. as you can take an oath there. so we'll start off with overcast yet again. but temperatures are increasing each day as we get into the new week. lower 60's over most of the with this cloud cover marine layer spilling in like this really '% been a nice climate control. and you can see a lot of universality with these temperatures holding in the lower 60's like that. so microclimates are not as a parent slow clearing today, we'll call it mild and those temperatures 70's for the bay 80's ish inland. now we do see the numbers start to get we get the middle of the week to the lower 90's and thursday, friday looks like a little flavor of some are coming back. just a touch until we back off again into next weekend. their success of systems to kind of look out for a little bit. but most of the traffic is around us. not real close to home. 67 verbal clouds for san francisco in mild open. put us down for 70 76 for san jose does look to

be on the big map that will see a couple of 80's pop here and there. but it's all different up here in the north bay with santa rosa at 66 9, 77 for bottle. 67 san francisco and 76 for san jose. of course we'll have the 4 zone forecast for you coming up in a bit. also 2 in the tropics, the west coast of mexico. this a hurricane is really pop to a big one will be talking about that as well. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> lanes are back open this morning after a crash led to road closures in walnut creek. police shut down part of the intersection in north california of north carolina boulevard and civic drive. this happened shortly after 7 last night about 7 or rather 4 blocks south of the walnut creek, bart station. one person was injured. a witness says they saw good samaritans pulling a woman onto the sidewalk. no word yet on her condition this morning. stockton police are urging people to be on high alert. they say a series of recent killings are now believed to

be connected. police say they are looking at 5 homicides stretching back to june. and this is the only image of a possible suspect. investigators say the killings happened in the middle of the night in parts of town with poor lighting and no cameras. all of the victims were men between the ages of 21 54 police are urging stockton residents to be vigilant and to have good situational awareness when they're outside. there is a reward of up to $85,000 for information leading up to an arrest. happening tomorrow, the supreme court starts here. in new cases. the justices so to make decisions on a number of impactful issues on the list, whether colleges can consider an applicant's race in the admissions process. the issue of same couples is also on the table to determine whether free right, free speech, free speech rights outweigh state's anti-discrimination laws that prevents businesses from excluding certain customers.

this will also be ketanji brown jackson's first time serving on the bench for the supreme court since being confirmed back in april. a federal agency has given a texas oil company approval to repair a pipeline that ruptured last year off the coast of huntington beach in southern california. that rupture spill. tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil. the houston company amplify energy crop has pleaded guilty to charges of negligently discharging oil. the spill last october closed miles of beaches, enclosed fisheries for months. environmentalists want the repair operation off huntington beach to be shut down. they are criticizing the permit for the repair and calling for offshore drilling to drilling to be phased out. for your help this morning, experts say it's too early to know if the new covid variants will spread as widely as the highly infectious delta and omicron variants white house medical advisor anthony fauci said one of the new variants looks, quote, suspicious and

might evolve into something troublesome this fall. his concern is that current vaccines will not recognize the new variant and ward off infection. researchers in the uk say they're on the verge of potential cans of a potential cancer breakthrough. they say they've finally discovered how tumors can hijack healthy cells to spread around the body. the team at the cambridge institute discovered a protein that is a main driver of this process which could be targeted and stopped when they buy the right drugs. the findings are published in the journal nature genetics. happening today. there will be a free cancer screening in san mateo. it will be part of the pink patch party, a cancer awareness and fundraising community event. the event runs from 11 in the morning to 3 in the afternoon at the barnes and noble parking lot at the hillsdale mall. there will be live music, food, health resources, raffles and much more. and in this morning's dine and dish kron vicki liviakis explores the

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>> happening tomorrow, the forty-niners will try to bounce back from last week's loss to the denver broncos. they will be in los angeles to take on the rams on monday night football. all eyes will be on quarterback jimmy garoppolo who made several mistakes during last week's loss kickoff for tomorrow night's game is set for 5.15. and another big story we're following out of the nfl. the league announcing yesterday, but they are now considering changes to concussion protocols. this after the dolphins quarterback had to be taken off the field on a stretcher following a head

injury thursday night. this came just 4 days after the quarterback left the game against the buffalo bills last sunday. also following an apparent head injury. now, these are pictures of him. you're looking at now walking off the field after that incident. he was evaluated by the team doctor and an independent neurotrauma consultant and allowed to return to the game. then following a hit on thursday night, the quarterback slammed his head on the ground. his hand freezing up and he laid on the ground for several minutes. as you can see there until he was taken away on a stretcher. he was taken to the hospital and released a few hours later. no word yet on when he will be cleared to play again. we've also learned that the nfl players association has fired the independent neurotrauma consultant who evaluated him after the first injury last sunday, the nfl and the players association are still investigating the incident. another big story we're following out of the nfl. the league announcing yesterday they are now considering changes.

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news start off this tower with a look at our forecast. we have dave sphar, the weather center with the very latest. hey, dave, stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. despite the fact of kind of overcast sky conditions, we do have a lot of ground fog going on there go. we don't. >> have any delays happening at sfo. that's a plus, at least. but this overcast and lots of fog clouds hanging around. that's going keep those temperatures down a bit today. here's the shot from sfo, overcast. but again, no delays to report for this morning. this has been a nice climate control overnight, however, and you can see the universality of those temperatures pretty much lower 60's despite the location here, coming into the chilly 57 by comparison. also, 58%, carlos, but a lot of lower 60's off towards the east bay. those winds have been mostly

out of the on shore direction. they're going continue that way to the next several days, despite the fact that we do have a little warming at hand here at the ballpark doing battle against the diamondbacks game time 105. but with this extra cloud cover that's going to keep temperatures down. even in the afternoon. lower 60's at that, you throw a little wind in their lot of cloud cover hanging around a little chilly may want to dress up more. so then perhaps you did from yesterday. the breakdown today, 67 for those in locations by 11 by 2. we'll call it 75. and we do see a warming trend the next couple of days. your extended. coming up, we'll take the 4 zone look and also a new hurricane along the west coast of mexico to keep an eye on. i'll have that. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> a big story out of the east bay this morning. hundreds of cars were found vandalized in alameda. police say a man is in custody tonight or rather this morning. but the victims are now left having to cover those costly repairs. kron four's philippe djegal explains. >> a rude awakening for buck

to test 2 and up to 200 other people in alameda saturday. this crazy palomino police say a man has been arrested for slashing the tires on up to 200 cars on the island sometime between 9, 30 11 o'clock friday night. dozens of them at the summer house apartments complex where test were supposed to be out of work early in the morning. but we do that instead like everyone else. he spent the day on the phone with his insurance company and working to replace 3 damage. tires, just replace them. it's 100 a $26. >> last have their coast cook. they said that this is been that kind of blesses? so it's out of your pocket. >> is all the more time with my officers had to respond to every report of vandalism and the most telling is busy picking up and dropping off to cars all day. it was just senseless. it really was senseless. neighbors who were spared the vandalism feel for those victimize for what you know.

>> a night in jail a night in jail. and that's it. that's all he gets is a night in jail and everybody. as you know, property damage and >> so police say surveillance video helped lead to the suspect's arrest in alameda philippe djegal all kron. 4 news >> one person is dead and a second person critically injured after getting hit by a car while walking in a marked crosswalk in burlingame. it happened just after 10, 30 friday night at the intersection of california and oak grove avenues. police say the preliminary investigation indicates the driver of the car initially fled the scene. but later returned and is cooperating with the investigation. the driver is expected to face felony hit and run charges. in the south bay. a man was arrested saturday afternoon as fresno home for a shooting death of a woman in san jose friday night. according to police, the woman was found dead in her car with at least one gunshot wound on the 500 block of almaden expressway. the suspect has not been

identified was taken into custody by the fresno county gang task force and will be brought back to san jose. this marks the 28th homicide in san jose. so far this year. take a look at this. according to sam public police, a car went over a wall and landed in the jack in the box drive through there. when officers arrived on scene, they found the car hanging over the wall with a passenger and driver still inside. neither of them incredibly were injured. emergency crews were able to safely remove the car from this collision area. here and vandalism at a roman catholic center in palo alto is being investigated as a hate crime. the vandalism is believed to have happened between september 18th and the 24 someone spray painted a racist phrase on a wall and apparently also spray painted a statue of the center's garden. the vandalism was removed by police in. they were told what happened in the center serves as the administrative office for 3 roman catholic church is in palo alto. you. body camera

video capturing florida deputies rescuing a woman whose car was swept away by strong flood waters. dramatic footage here. the deputies formed a human chain, as you can see there and they used a rope to venture into 10 foot, deep rushing water to save the woman. this after hurricane ian batter, the southwest coast of florida. meantime, fort myers, florida, is now on the road to rebuilding after being hit by what's estimated to be one of the strongest hurricanes to ever hit the u.s. brooke shafer has the latest for us. >> we're following officials in florida have said hurricane ian unleash some of its worst destruction on fort myers beach shops, restaurants and homes leveled. surgery. didn't think newsnation. one of the only media outlet allowed on

the beach. we got our first look at the devastation and the search for survivors. fire members of florida's task force to looking for people still trapped in their homes. some made it out of the storm alive. sorrow said. >> unbelievable >> others weren't so lucky saw on this block alone. search and rescue found 2 people. firefighters told us it looks like they died hiding in a bathroom. the total number of deaths still hasn't been confirmed. >> the intense wind and storm surge didn't just level homes on fort myers beach, the rushing water lifted some homes right off of their foundation and hurled them across the street posing another challenge for search and rescue teams. one of the challenges we've been having is located where these house so we'll see in the map of the structure supposed to be here

and then we go in and there be into lockdown on friday. people who live on the island were allowed back to get some of their things. kaylee lane rode out the storm on fort myers beach. she and her family now forced to say goodbye to their home. >> trying but entire life into a suitcase. >> that was brooke shafer reporting for us. the current death toll sits at 66. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, at least 125 people are dead after a stampede turns dead, deadly. we break down what we know so far about this case. and we're taking you back to the past. introducing you to artists who rose from a dishwasher. a position to become a

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>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. overcast skies agree to a lot of the bay as we start the day off today. here's the shot from uc berkeley. as you can see, the east bay shoreline all covered

in the that to stratus cloud cover. about 3,000 feet up in the atmosphere. you get up to that level is a cleft. the typical inversion, the drier and warmer right up above. that's once we get some mixing going on a way it goes. speaking of which just checking things out, most of the bay does open up nicely this afternoon. got to keep some scattered clouds and there. however, for oakland, san francisco around water a little bit, though, and it may be slow to clear and comes back yet again for tomorrow. although temperatures not bad today, if you're ready for some fall. look at this blob down here, a potent hurricane we're now dealing with now categorized as a major one. yeah, i know talk about this yesterday, what this thing popped on us. max winds at one 30 at the category 4 storm. boy, this is reminiscent we dealt with on the atlantic side or lean and it looks like a slam into the mexican west coast do will say around monday, new niche or so as a category 2 is going to shoot up a little before it gets there. and then afterwards, the mountain terrain there is going to drain it all out. sometimes it gets picked up by

the up early winds that sent it to the soutowest u.s.. and that's kind of a fortified monsoon temperatures. if you head up to tahoe pretty much middle 70's, a minor warm-up happening to the middle of the week. that will continue as we finish the week as well on the long range forecast here, not much our perspective. some scattered clouds thrown in here for thursday. but the bigger thing is we're looking into after next weekend into early next week. a system drops south, unfortunately, looks to be very dry. scattered clouds and all. yeah, but doesn't gets bring any rain. secondary issue with some of the monsoon moisture. my bubble up from the south as we get into early next week. i know it's a little long in the tooth for the monsoon, though, 67 of the 4 zone forecast covering san francisco at the coast will kind of hang into the 60's a little bit. there. again, this cloud cover issue, this fog stuff that's really suppressing temperatures in the clearing when it happens. really the big determining factor for us as well. san bruno, you're looking at about 70 again. we're dealing with the scattered cloud business probably into the afternoon, a

patriotic 76 for redwood city. for a palo alto in the south bay. most readings hanging in the 70's as well. other morgan hill about 81, their at 79. 75 for cupertino, lower 70's along the east bay shoreline, tri valley around 80 ish. but a lot of upper 70's as well. not too much the couple. and when you compare that to the east bay shoreline, 72 for san leandro delay, who 68 69 for santa rosa. check it out. the 7 day forecast. a warming trend all week long backing off slightly as we get into next weekend. but still bone dry. >> san francisco is a piece of art in and of itself. but inside, you'll find another impressive work of art. the 30

panel mural depicting historical events like the 19 0, 6, fire which burned most of the city to the ground. >> cathedral archivist michael lamp and was acquainted with the bolivian born artist. and sotomayor. >> a very are gentleman with bolivian accept which you never lost, very committed artist. i think his early years bolivia formed his are very strongly. >> the mural was masterfully painted with acrylic on london. and so the myers home just a stone's throw away on hill, the painter, sculptor and illustrator immigrated to san francisco in 1923. as a young man. so the mayor got a job as a dishwasher at the historic palace hotel to make ends meet while attending the hopkins institute of art. >> so the story goes, antonio on his 5th day as a dishwasher and drop the dishes and left

the kitchen, take a seat in the lounge and sketched one ever came to his imagination. >> well, he's doing caught the attention of his boss who eventually helped launch him into san francisco's high society. art scene. >> 2 more of his murals are still proudly on display in the hotel's pied piper lounge. portraying notable an eccentric characters including literary luminaries, mark twain and bret hart as well as the self-proclaimed emperor of the united states. morton. >> skills as a artists were soon found out by the owner, janet johnson and she said you are so good at drawing things. could you do something for the palace? and that's what he did. he painted another painting that we have in our prominent for her to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the original hotel. >> so the mayor went on to gain notoriety and was invited to serve as san francisco arts commissioner in the 1940's and 50's. it's just a tribute to

if you work hard, you have the right attitude. great things can happen for many years. another sizable piece of his which he is said to have described as the most challenging project of his career was housed on treasure island. the terra cotta sculpture 50 feet wide titled the fountain of the pacific created for the golden gate international exhibition. world's fair in 1939. but the fountain symbolizing unity across the pacific ocean was broken up into smaller parts and he's been tucked away out of sight for decades. treasure island museum, vice president schnell blinn has been captivated by its grand juror and symbolism since she laid eyes on it in 1991, she explains it's something my or bathe the fountain with the impression it would be on permanent display. instead, it's dissected parts, lying and abandoned hangar away from public view. so she continues on her mission to restore the fountain to its full glory. seems like. >> it's a part. everything here is in a permanent state of disarray, moon to the

island. the island is compared all torn up and covered with with piles of dirt. and we know that eventually it's going to be a beautiful redevelopment. and i can certainly see. why this fountain should be part of that redevelopment. so the my or came a long way from tula money, bolivia. >> at the height of his career, his work was exhibited worldwide. he died of cancer at 82 years old in 1985. so the mayor had no children but left behind artwork that will hopefully be enjoyed for generations to come reporting in san francisco, i'm ella sogomonian >> and we will be celebrating hispanic heritage month all month long here at kron 4, we have an entire section on our web site dedicated to it all. you have to do is scan this qr code right there on your screen. it's going to take you directly to that section on kron 4 dot com. the 15th annual moms against poverty, charity gala was at the palace of fine arts in san francisco last night. the event raises

thousands hundreds of thousands of dollars to help impoverished kids worldwide by building schools and providing food and health care. the nonprofit also known as map has helped 2 and a half million children across the u.s. and over a dozen other countries. the emcee of last night's event was our own ella you just also heard reporting on that hispanic heritage month story. and as we head into the break, if you are looking for something to do this weekend, there is october fest in oakland it >> family friendly event featuring live music, food and more from 200 craft, a future in 200 craft beers from dozens of wineries. it starts at 11 opens diamond district and it is free to attend.

>> a humpback whale that became in tangled in rope was rescued a few days ago off the coast of southern california. the rope was wrapped around the whale several times. noaa, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration and representatives from sand. >> from sea world in san diego spotted the whale and attached and inflatable on it in order to track the whale, they eventually got a hold of the rope. that was that it was entangled in and they introduced a knife at the end of a long pool and they were able to cut the rope off of

the whale's body. the whale is now free happily out in the ocean, swimming in safe now. >> in santa clara, the city celebrated its 53rd annual parade of champions here. looking at yesterday's honored guest, 92 year-old rated gama also on hand. were people in star wars costumes, very festive. there are also some very fancy dresses from the portuguese historical museum. can see people wearing that. and of course, the parade would not be complete without a procession of classic cars. as you can see there. >> looks like a lot of fun. great weather for 2. and still ahead of the next hour on the kron 4 morning news fleet week is nearly here. how just taking taking the back of that tom cruise movie? we have more on what you can expect and dressed as utility workers

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much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday october. the second start things off with a check on the weather with dave spahr. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. kind of overcast greets us today as the fog is covering a good chunk of the bay. first things. first with the stratus keeping those temperatures down. but if you get high enough in the atmosphere, breaks right off. and so we have nice clear skies waiting for us above. once we get some mixing going on. but here's the overcast position on the east bay shoreline will look to some scattered clouds going on at this location but inland, it should turn mostly sunny, giving it over to fog cast. you can see it kind of breaks up real quickly. and the late morning hours returning yet again for tomorrow morning. this is not going to impact the temperatures as much as we get into early next week as we're looking for a little bit of a warming trend. but one of the things this marine layer did is really kept those temperatures very uniform across the region. look at that. you are to believe our typical microclimates not checking in this time around 60 u.s. lower 60's as what we've got going on. some upper

50's here and there such as san carlos at 58 in a 61 for antioch. so the breakdown today, the inland locations clearing out nicely by the late morning hours. still some pesky clouds around the bay along the coast. 74 high noon at 3. we're talking. 76 80's into early next week will even revisit some lower 90's as well. we'll have your extended in 4 zone coming up later on 70. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> breaking overnight, 2 people are dead and 2 others injured after a shooting in oakland that happened on at gar street just before 10 last night. when officers got to the scene, they found multiple victims suffering from gunshot wounds. 2 of the injured died. the condition of the other 2 victims remains unknown at this time. but we are working to get more information for you on the peninsula. an elderly woman is robbed in broad daylight outside of her daily city. home security video shows one of the attackers dressed as a utility worker kron four's. amanda hari spoke with the victim's family.

>> what started as a typical wednesday morning for this grandmother watering her flowers quickly turned into one the scariest moments of her life. the woman's granddaughter schuyler says the family is worried about their safety. she asked us not to reveal the family's last name security video shows this white kia pulling up to the home. then 10 minutes later, a man identifies himself as a pg. any worker knocking on the door. he was wearing a ski mask and skyler says her grandmother didn't trust him. she went to the backyard, trying to get away. but that's when 2 other men hopped the what happened next is? >> she tried to escape out the front door and that is there. you can see in the video footage. >> a man dressed as the pga new worker preventing her from leaving out the front door. and you can hear her screams as they her reason. barker screams kind of cut out is because they choked her.

>> to prevent her from calling for help. the men ransacked the house kicking in this video. you can see them carrying her grandmother's things out of the home. they found my grandma safe where she was keeping her life savings. >> so all of her jewelry, all of her and it. they made off for her entire life savings. skyler believes her grandmother was targeted because she is an older asian woman. >> easily overpowered by 3 men. but skyler believes her grandmother will recover from this. my grandmother, she's the most hard-working. she's the most resilient. >> strongest person i now and to see her being beat by these young man. >> it was. indescribable. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> and a san francisco city street now has a new name honoring a man whose death sparked nationwide movement against asian hate. so nor

lane in the cities and the vista neighborhood will now be known as the show. a ton of way. city officials and activists including actor daniel dae kim and join the raton up hockey family at saturday ceremony. a 19 year-old has been charged with murder and elder abuse in connection with the debt. the town of family says they will continue to fight for equal rights for asian americans. coming up at 9.15, will be joined live in studio with the show's daughter to talk about the significance of the street. renaming her father and crimes against the aap i community. the police search continues this morning for the suspects involved in a carjacking. it happened in the area of humble court on friday night. officers say at least 2 people with guns robbed the victim of his car. according to police. one of the attackers fired multiple shots when it happened. the victim believed his attackers followed him. there were no physical injuries. in the east bay. oakland police released photos of a suspected killer

and his getaway car after a deadly shooting outside of a filipino restaurant. check out this now. this man is accused of killing the co-owner of lucky 3, 7 restaurant in the fruitvale district. police say the victim was shot to death while leaving the restaurant with his son back on may 18th. the oakland police department released the license plate number of the car they believe is connected to this case. and take a good look at your screen. there. police say the cars, a black 2009 ford escape with this license plate number 8 z t f 4, 7, 4, there is a reward for information that leads to an arrest. >> we will be coming back stronger coming back in a safe and supportive environment. and we're coming back. of course, most of all with the big love care and support that we always provide. >> bay area technologist school staff released that video with a positive message for the campus community after wednesday's mass shooting in oakland on saturday, the

school reopened temporarily allowing students to return and get any belongings they might have left behind. at least 2 gunmen injured 6 people on the kings, the state's campus wednesday. that site houses 3 schools, including bay area technology, all schools on the campus will remain closed through next week. and new this morning, firefighters in sandra fell have contain that fire that sparked saturday night. it was a grass fire that happened off of highway 101, near the north, san pedro exit. the fire was under control by 11:00pm. no injuries to report. happening today. masks will no longer be required on ac transit. the alameda contra costa transit district is lifting its mask mandate for the first time since early june. the district says the decision comes after a considerable drop in covid cases and hospitalizations in recent weeks. bart drop their mask mandate yesterday. meantime, both transit systems are still encouraging people to wear masks. if you're

thinking of hopping on park this morning, you may want to plan ahead. bart says they will reduce transer vista one track near the pleasant hill station. this will cause 15 to 20 minute delays on the yellow line which travels from any off to the sfo millbrae stations workers will fix damages to the railways after a partial derailment that happened in the area in june. happening tomorrow, san francisco's annual fleet week is nearly upon us. the event kicks off on monday. the city expects about a million people to visit san francisco over the course of the week. now, this started back in 1981 honor. the u.s. armed forces and educate the public about humanitarian aid, best practices. this event will include the usual parade of ships. as you can see there, as well as the air show featuring the u.s. navy blue angels, the famous, the famous blue angels there. they're going to fly from friday to saturday from the 3 to 4 in the afternoon. and it's sure to be a good show. coming up on the kron 4 morning news at 8.20, in honor of hispanic

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>> we have money this morning. california is now seeing a steep drop in home prices. a

new study by home insurance website quote, wizard shows the average price of a home in california has gone down about $12,000. this is the sharpest drop of any state in the union in the nation. san jose and san francisco saw the largest drop in the bay, quote, wizard reporting a 5.6% drop in san jose prices and a 2.9% drop in san francisco prices since june. united airlines officials announced the company is cutting a dozen road routes from its network. sfo will be affected. united is cutting 4 routes from the air. how there and routes from los angeles, chicago and houston will also be affected. united's plan comes amid reports of a pilot shortage affecting the airline industry. >> well, the planes are above all of this marine layer business of these stratus cumulus cloud cover that we have going on here that will break up for those inland valleys. once we get some heating going on at the surface, 70 by high noon, 76 at 3 o'clock and a little flavor of summer coming our

>> no sign of any rain falling from the sky above in san francisco, taking a live look now at snn mateo bridge, though, this morning. good morning to you. this beautiful sunday morning. well, let's

actually check on the weather with dave spahr. i need a white jacket to go along with that and somebody shake for me to any yes, good morning, everybody. i get to in overcast skies to start things off. >> boy, that's a thick marine layer. we have to negotiate through east bay shoreline shot here. don't worry. this is not going to hang around all day. we'll keep it. some scattered clouds to the bay and along the coast. beyond that, opening up nicely to those blue skies to enjoy today. back to future cast for mixes out nicely. it's going to come back again for tomorrow. this is all kind of good because remember, this marine layer, you know, particularly at the surface, it bring some of that moisture in at night and helps kind of keep the moisture. it's still the surfa maybe a little breath of some offshore winds off towards the east briefly, but basically on shore is what we're looking through the day. 60's is pretty much on the board here. 60 ish will call its and

carlos 59 62 for san jose. overcast skies happened overnight. you don't get a lot of temperature diversion going on. keeps temperatures pretty uniform across the region. so as we get into today, it's slow clearing all but mild 70's for the bay 80's inland. we're going to build on these temperatures just about all week long. it's around wednesday. it's really going to hit kind of the octane and we'll get into some lower 90's happening for those in the valleys. in case you summer into the weekend, it will back off ever so slightly. but more interesting as we get into the following week, however, with successive systems coming our way, 67 san francisco will called on balance variable clouds going to be chilly at the ballpark, though, today, much colder than yesterday, 70, by the way, for oakland and 76 san jose, mostly sunny and pleasant on that account, 80 for antiocha we still have a couple of 80's hanging on in some crevices, their lower 70's east bay shoreline up to santa rosa. that's a big change from yesterday. 69 67 for san francisco will get more into this in the 4 zone forecast extended plus, also

that major hurricane of the west coast of mexico, stephanie. all right. looking forward to thank you. >> lanes are back open this morning after a crash led to road closures and walnut creek. police shut down part of the intersection of north carolina or rather north california boulevard and civic drive. this happened shortly after 7 last night about 4 blocks south o morning. stockton police are urging people to be on high alert. they say a series of recent killings are now believed to be connected. police say they're looking at 5 homicides stretching back to june. and this is the only image of the possible suspect. investigators say the killings happened in the middle of the night in parts of town with poor lighting and no cameras. all of the victims were men between the ages of 21 54 police are urging stockton residents to be vigilant and

have good situational awareness when they're outside. there is a reward of up to $85,000 for information leading up to an arrest. happening tomorrow, the supreme court starts here. in new cases. the justices set to make decisions on a number of impactful issues on the list are cases involving in for affirmative action, voting rights, immigration and the rights of the lgbtq community. this will also be ketanji brown jackson's first time serving on the bench for the supreme court since being confirmed back in april. a federal agency has given a texas oil company approval to repair a pipeline that ruptured last year off the coast of huntington beach in southern california. the rupture spilled 10's of thousands gallons of crude oil. the houston company amplify energy crop has pleaded guilty to charges of negligently discharging oil. the spill last october, close miles of beaches and fit close fisheries for months. environmentalists are criticizing the permit for the repair and calling for

offshore oil drilling to be phased out. for your health this morning. new subvariants of the covid-19 virus are starting to emerge but experts say it's too early to know if the new covid variants will spread as widely as the highly infectious delta and omicron variants white house chief medical advisor, doctor anthony fauci said one of the new variants looks, quote, suspicious and could evolve into something troublesome this fall. the concern here is that the current vaccines may not recognize this new variant and be able to ward off infection. researchers in the uk say they're on the verge of potential cancer breakthrough. a potential cancer breakthrough. they say they finally discovered how tumors hijack, healthy, sail, the healthy cells. the team at the cambridge institute discovered a protein that drives this process which could be targeted and stopped one day by the right drugs. the findings are published in the journal nature. genetics. happening today. there will be

a free cancer screening in san mateo. it we will be part of the pink patch party, a cancer awareness and fundraising community event that runs from 11 in the morning to 3 in the afternoon at the barnes and noble parking lot of hillsdale mall. we'll be live music, food, health resources, raffles and so much more. you can check that out as a weekend option for you in this morning's dine. and dish kron four's vicki liviakis explores the filipino-mexican fusion truck considered a fan favorite. >> you could call senior sisig a san francisco success story. 2 kids i'm to be. here is an honor meet gilpin and evan kundera there. the founders of senor sisig filipino food with the mexican you know, we're a little bit differently. we create our own brand. i know it's filipino food. the put the mexican twist to it and you can find anywhere else. what started out as a food truck back in 2010? well, now there are 3 restaurants. the latest here at the san

francisco ferry building for fans of the senor sisig food truck. boyer. you like? because here at the ferry building location, they're all the favorites. plus, a few exclusives like this. conde on ice. yeah, you can get the basics like cystic for reid owes not rising. the rice bowl shredded cheese. there's one thing san francisco style says with the pretty crazy. fries. the shredded cheese. you sour cream. he could to gallo guacamole and you could always throw an egg in any of the items. and that's what's different about few cuts alone give meaning throw a gun. everything. some people say no spice and the new system toward has from acne brand are loaded, says i'm going to do it and for dessert. check out these tour of bites. drizzled are going up and looks like a your cream and topped with toasted coconut that's really for those. 21 and older senior says it will be expanding the beverage menu here. >> only at the ferry building

to include out. so you got to come down here and try this fun and i state. >> but look delicious. and that was vicky liviakis. thanks so much. reporting that for us this morning. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. big changes could be coming to the nfl after a star player for the miami dolphins suffered a serious concussion. >> we have the latest developments after the break.

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consultant and allowed to return to that game. and after a hit on thursday night, the quarterback slammed his head on the ground. his hand froze up and he laid on the ground, as you can see there for several minutes until he was taken away on a stretcher. he was hospitalized and then released a few hours later. no word yet on when he will be cleared to play again. we've also learned that the nfl players association has fired the independent neurotrauma consultant who evaluated this player after the first injury last sunday, the nfl and the players association are still investigating this incident. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news east bay residents left with a costly bill after hundreds of cars are found vandalized in alameda details on what we know next. and if you're looking for something to do this weekend, check this out. there is the little italy street festival in san jose. it will be authentic. italian food from local businesses is going to be dancing and music.

it starts at 11 this morning on saint john street in san jose. it is free to attend.

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first, but so keep some scattered clouds in there for the bay and along the coast. but a sweet kind of fall like feel to our forecast for this weekend. little warming up happening in the next week. sfo. no delays happening out here. so even with the overcast lower 60's cover most of the bay for right now, it's going to be slow going all this morning because of the cloud cover kind of robbing us of the heating we would normally get. plus, there's some energy has to be used for the mixing process onshore wind. you can see pretty much single digits and that's the direction we want to keep them. and they will probably do so for most of the week there. so no dangers of offshore wind event here. 105, a game time for the diamondbacks to do battle against the hometown giants variable clouds in the forecast, though, still chilly. you throw wind in there. so it's a little chillier than it was from yesterday. the breakdown today, 70 at high noon at 3 o'clock. we're talking 76, we may top off at 80 in some locations. a lot more. those expected into next week. a little bit more in your 4 zone forecast in just a bit. 70. all right. thanks very much,

dave. >> a big story out of the east bay this morning. hundreds of cars were found vandalized in alameda. police say a man is in custody, but their victims are now having left are now left having to cover some pretty costly repairs. kron four's philippe djegal explains. >> a rude awakening for buck to test 2 and up to 200 other people in alameda saturday. this crazy palomino police say a man has been arrested for slashing the tires on up to 200 cars on the island sometime between 9, 30 11 o'clock friday night. dozens of them at the summer house apartments complex where test were supposed to be out of work early in the morning. but we do that instead like everyone else. he spent the day on the phone with his insurance company and working to replace 3 damage. tires, just replace them. it's 100 a >> last month. have their coast cook. they said that this is been doesn't that kind of blesses? so it's out of

your pocket? is all the more time with my officers had to respond to every report of vandalism and the most telling is busy picking up and dropping off to cars all day. it was just senseless. >> it really was senseless. neighbors who were spared the vandalism feel for those victimize for what you know. >> a night in jail a night in jail. and that's it. that's all he gets is a night in jail and everybody. as you know, property damage and >> so police say surveillance video helped lead to the suspect's arrest in alameda philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> one person is dead and a second person critically injured after being hit by a car while walking in a marked crosswalk in burlingame. it happened just after 10, 30 friday night at the intersection of california and oak grove avenues. police say the preliminary investigation indicates the driver of the car initially fled the scene. but later came back. they are now cooperating with the investigation. the driver is expected to face felony hit

and run charges. in the south bay. a man was arrested saturday afternoon at his fresno home for the shooting death of a woman in san jose friday night. according to police, the woman was found dead in her car with at least one gunshot wound on the 4, 5, 100 block of almaden expressway the suspect who has not been identified was taken into custody by the fresno county gang task force and will be brought that to san jose. this marks the 28th homicide in san jose so far this year. take a look at this. according to san pablo police, a car went over a wall and landed in the jack in the box drive-thru when officers arrived on scene, they located the car hanging over the wall with a driver and passenger still inside. neither of them were injured and emergency crews were able to safely remove the car from the wall. vandalism at a roman catholic center in palo alto is being investigated as a hate crime. the vandalism is believed to

have happened between september 18th and the 24 someone spray painted a racist phrase on a wall and someone also spray painted a statue of the center's garden. the vandalism was removed by the police. the center serves as the administrative office for 3 roman catholic churches in palo alto. and as we celebrate hispanic heritage month, we're taking you into the pass to introduce you to a bolivian artist whose talent launched him. >> into a flourish. a 1920's art scene kron four's ella sogomonian introduces us to the late antonio sotomayor. >> the iconic grace cathedral in san francisco is a piece of art in of itself. but inside, you'll find another impressive work of art. the 30 panel mural depicting historical events like the 19 0, 6, fire which burned most of the city to the ground. >> cathedral archivist michael lampton was acquainted with the bolivian born artist antonio sotomayor.

>> a very are gentleman with bolivian accept which you never lost, very committed artist. i think his early years bolivia formed his are very strongly. >> the mural was masterfully painted with acrylic on london. and so the myers home just a stone's throw away on hill, the painter, sculptor and illustrator immigrated to san francisco in 1923. as a young man. so the mayor got a job as a dishwasher at the historic palace hotel to make ends meet while attending the hopkins institute of art. >> so the story goes, antonio on his 5th day as a dishwasher and drop the dishes and left the kitchen, he took a seat in the lounge and sketched one ever came to his imagination. >> well, he's doing caught the attention of his boss who eventually helped launch him into san francisco's high society. art scene. >> 2 more of his murals are still proudly on display in the hotel's pied piper lounge.

portraying notable an eccentric characters including literary luminaries mark twain and bret hart as well as the self-proclaimed emperor of the united states. morton. >> skills as a artists were soon found out by the owner, janet johnson and she said you are so good at drawing things. could you do something for the palace? and that's what he did. he painted another painting that we have in our prominent for her to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the original hotel. >> so the mayor went on to gain notoriety and was invited to serve as san francisco arts commissioner in the 1940's and 50's. it's just a tribute to if you work hard, you have the right attitude. great things can happen for many years. another sizable piece of his, which he is said to have described as the most challenging project of his career was housed on treasure island. the terra cotta sculpture 50 feet wide titled

the fountain of the pacific created for the golden gate international exhibition. world's fair in 1939. but the fountain symbolizing unity across the pacific ocean was broken up into smaller parts and he's been tucked away out of sight for decades. treasure island museum, vice president schnell blinn has been captivated by its grand juror and symbolism since she laid eyes on it in 1991, she explains it's something my or bathe the fountain with the impression it would be on permanent display. instead, it's dissected parts, lying and abandoned hangar away from public view. so she continues on her mission to restore the fountain to its full glory. seems like. >> it's a everything here is in a permanent state of disarray, moon to the island. the island is compared all torn up and covered with with piles of dirt. and we know that eventually it's going to be a beautiful redevelopment. and i can certainly see. why

this fountain should be part of that redevelopment. so the my or came a long way from tula money, bolivia. >> at the height of his career, his work was exhibited worldwide. he died of cancer at 82 years old in 1985. so the meyer had no children but left behind artwork that will hopefully be enjoyed for generations to come. reporting in san francisco, i'm ella sogomonian >> and we will be celebrating hispanic heritage month all month long here at kron 4, we have an entire section on our web site dedicated to it. all you have to do is scan the qr code right there on your screen. it will take you directly to our website. kron directly to our website. kron 4 dot com. it's macy's vip sale... with an extra 30% off top designer looks... and get 15% off beauty... ♪ plus, shop specials now through monday at macy's. ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed

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with love from san francisco. ghirardelli caramel squares. makes life a bite better. ian impacts. fort myers in florida is now on the road to rebuilding after getting slammed by the hurricane. and it's estimated to be one of the strongest hurricanes to ever hit the u.s.. brooke shafer has the latest for us. >> we're following officials in florida have said hurricane ian unleash some of its worst destruction on fort myers beach shops, restaurants and homes leveled. surgery. didn't think newsnation. one of the only media outlet allowed on the beach. we got our first look at the devastation and the search for survivors. fire members of florida's task force to looking for people still trapped in their homes. some made it out of the storm alive. sorrow said.

>> unbelievable >> others weren't so lucky. we got to we thought on this block alone, search and rescue found 2 people. firefighters told us it looks like they died hiding in a bathroom. the total number of deaths still hasn't been confirmed. >> the intense wind and storm surge didn't just level homes on fort myers beach, the rushing water lifted some homes right off of their foundation and hurled them across the street posing another challenge for search and rescue teams. one of the challenges we've been having located and where these house along so we'll see in them after the structure supposed to be here and then we go in and there be 2 blocks down on friday. people who live on the island were allowed back to get some of their things. kaylee lane rode out the storm on fort myers beach. she and her family now forced to say goodbye to their home.

>> trying but entire life into a suitcase. >> so much lost there. that was brooke shafer reporting for us. the current death toll from hurricane ian currently sits at 66. >> and we have another major actually hurricane brewing on the west coast of mexico will get into some of that. have your 4 zone forecast is a gander. some of the numbers we're looking at kind of a pleasant fall day today shaking off some of this shaking off some of this overcast as we get ♪just the two of us♪ ♪we can make it if we try♪ ♪just the two of us♪ the lg washtower redefine laundry in half the space. ♪building castles in the sky♪ ♪just the two of♪

>> welcome back. taking a live look now at the gorgeous bay bridge. just a little bit of traffic. everybody else staying at home on the couch. watching us here. come for news, right? dave haha. so far, the counter, whatever works for you, maybe even the bad. if you've got something do whatever. yes, that you know, it's overcast skies kind of a lazy sunday field. don't worry. those clouds will break up for the afternoon east bay shoreline still kind of overcast, but we're looking for kind of mostly sunny skies as we get to those inland spots around the bay will keep v iable clouds and a bit on the cool side. boy, we've got a monster hurricane in the west coast of mexico. max winds now one. 25 to drop to a category 3. it's expected to strike the mainland mainland of mexico by 06:00am or so. on monday, 100 miles per hour. winds at that point really

dissipates very quickly going up to the mountain chain here, which is very typical when those systems hit that. all right. back to the west coast for us up north. pretty clear to the week ahead, some scattered clouds as we get. maybe the thursday might happen overnight. a bit where it really gets interesting as we get into the weekend and following next week, we have a system dropping south. it looks to be dry, just scattered clouds and cooler. but later, systems later in the season will provide us with some rain. 67, let's hope san francisco with some variable clouds today got 60's at the coast again, that cloud cover is going to be tough. the fog clouds, 71 burlingame, 76 foster city. 76 for palo alto in the south bay readings are holding sub 80 for the most part. we got to be one for morgan hill. 75 for cupertino, east bay shoreline. lower 70's tri valley. scratching your about 80, 80 for pleasanton dublin. 77 also walnut creek and concord. 65 for berkeley. the it's 68 71 for napa and will do about a 69 for santa rosa. all i knew this summer you say don't worry. it's coming back. middle of the week, 90 or so

some lower 90's will play within the will back off a little bit into the weekend following week again watching for that success of system, 70. all right. thanks very much. day for your health this morning. one of the biggest barriers to getting exercise is simply not having enough time. >> for prom for health expert cry era. karen owoc is joining us live now with some solutions for us. good morning to you, good morning, all right. so on the list of things that you're suggesting here is you know, people can actually you're actually suggesting that people run, but they don't have to run as long as they think they have to. right. so this is really exciting, especially as we're getting closer to the holidays. >> and we're going to be under a lot of time crunches from now until december. so this was a study that was published in the american college of cardiology journal and they found that running for just 5 minutes a day can have significant health benefits

and the benefits are is that 30 per they can be reduced their risk of death lower their risk of death from all causes by 30% by running these 5 minutes. then also 40 pipe for 45% lower risk of death from heart disease. so this is really significant. so a lot of this you know, i don't have time to run 30 minutes or an hour or do any kind of exercise for that long. but by knowing you can then have some benefits by des running for 5 minutes can be a game changer. that is really, really interesting. and good news for me because i've never been a long distance running. i think 5 units excuse. but for me. >> by the way, i'm trying to shake this cough parents. if we have time, i'd love your health tips on that. okay. so we talk about health benefits from running how to unhealthy runners compared to unhealthy non runners. >> so they did look at they

were comparing apples to apples. so they looked at unhealthy runners and these are people with they were either obese. they had diabetes or they are smokers and they compared them to non runners with those staying risk factors. and they found that those that ran still had the more the benefits they lived longer. so the thing is what they are finding is that those that are running even those 5 minutes, they live to 3 years longer than the 9 runners. >> and, you know, does the speed at which somebody runs in the frequency that they do it at? does that matter? >> when they found that they looked at how long, how far, how freak wind, how fast people run. >> but they didn't seem to make any difference that the benefits were the same. so looking at the these the screen here running slower than 6 miles an now, straight

past. >> but you can dog, you don't have to run that fast. i'm running less than 6 miles per week was significant running less than 51 minutes per week. which translates to about 5 to 10 minutes. and then running only one to 2 days per week. so you don't have to run fast. you don't have to run far that you can take your time and just went for those type minutes. and so what's the key here to gain the most health benefits coming out of the study? >> you want to first you want to make sure you check with your doctor. always. you know, i always suggest if you have any risk factors, you want to make sure that you're safe to run and it's real important to transition. you know, don't go out if you've been in active and it may be you're carrying some extra weight. don't just go out and run transition your way to running base. start out walking because you don't want to get injured. so that's a

real important point. don't get injured while you're doing this ended up. don't go out too much enthusiasm. you just take it slow and gradual. and like you said, just 5 minutes is is a good enough, a place to be in does running reduce the risk of diabetes? it does. you know, because running to lower your blood glucose levels. and so that has has an insignificant impact on on your longevity, diabetes and heart disease. their associated most most people that have diabetes also have some form of heart disease. ok? thank you very much. kara walker kron 4 health expert here. >> in our last 10 seconds, any tips for a shaken off this cough? the last couple of days. i want to say don't all right. it's kind of part of the job. yeah. but i'll be continuing to drink plenty of fluids, which right by the desk here.

>> drop. so, yeah, i hope you feel better. all right. thank you so much. we appreciate your insight this morning. >> okay, but i see you next. see. all right. we'll be right back.

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>> a humpback whale that became in tangled in rope was rescued a few days ago off the coast of southern california. that rope was wrapped around the rail. the whale several times, noaa, the national oceanic and atmospheric

administration and representatives from sea world in san diego spotted the whale and attached an inflatable to it in order to track it. they eventually got a hold of the rope that was wrapped around the animal and they took a knife with a long pole attached to a long pole and they were able to cut the rope off. fortunately, the whale is happily free once again and hopefully it'll stay safe out there. still ahead inothe next hour on the kron 4 morning news week is nearly here. we break down what you can expect. >> plus, thieves dressed as utility workers but at a bay area woman in broad daylight, we have the surveillance video. top of the hour. and these police in the east bay are looking for a suspected killer. new photos released of the suspect this morning.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's october a second, a beautiful sunday to you. we have a lot to get to this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and kind of still

dealing with some overcast around the immediate bay with fog. that's elevated little bit. >> giving us a nice stratus feel it kept temperatures very uniform overnight. it should break up for those inland valleys, but we'll still see some scattered clouds going on around the immediate bay. pictures for you when we have the east bay shoreline, as you can see, still kind of dealing with that overcast. that again will break up later today with all of that, it will return yet again for tonight. this is kind of a good thing to keep this marine layer coming back in the absence of getting any rain. it's the next best thing really and no offshore winds which really don't see any major outbreak with that temperature check for you. we don't see antioch racing ahead yet. so they're still with the the bunch here in the lower to approaching mid-sixties. now at this hour, the breakdown for you today. we do about 73 at 1 o'clock by 4. 76 gradually warming this week. however, if you miss summer, we have at the 7 day forecast as well. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> breaking overnight, 2 people are dead and 2 others injured after a shooting in oakland. the shooting happened on app. our street just before

10 last night when officers arrived on scene, they found multiple victims suffering from gunshot wounds. 2 of those injured died at the scene. the condition of the other 2 victims is unknown at this time. but we are working to get more information for you on the peninsula. an elderly woman is robbed in broad daylight outside of her daily city. home security video shows one of the attackers dressed as a utility worker kron four's. amanda hari spoke with the victim's family. >> what started as a typical wednesday morning for this grandmother watering her flowers quickly turned into one the scariest moments of her life. the woman's granddaughter schuyler says the family is worried about their safety. she asked us not to reveal the family's last name security video shows this white kia pulling up to the home. then 10 minutes later, a man identifies himself as a pg. any worker knocking on the door. he was wearing a ski mask and skyler says her

grandmother didn't trust him. she went to the backyard, trying to get away. but that's when 2 other men hopped the what happened next is? >> she tried to escape out the front door and that is there. you can see in the video footage. >> a man dressed as the pga new worker preventing her from leaving out the front door. and you can hear her screams as they her reason. barker screams kind of cut out is because they choked her. >> to prevent her from calling for help. the men ransacked the house kicking in this video. you can see them carrying her grandmother's things out of the home. they found my grandma safe where she was keeping her life savings. >> so all of her jewelry, all of her and it. they made off for her entire life savings. skyler believes her grandmother was targeted because she is an older asian woman. >> easily overpowered by 3 men. but skyler believes her

grandmother will recover from this. my grandmother, she's the most hard-working. she's the most resilient. >> strongest person i now and to see her being beat by these young man. >> it was. indescribable. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> th police search continues this morning for the suspects involved in a pacific. a carjacking. it happened in the area of humble court on friday night. officers say at least 2 people with guns robbed the victim of his car. according to police, one of the attackers fired multiple shots when it happened. the victim believes his attackers followed him. there were no physical injuries. in the east bay. oakland police released photos of a suspected killer and his getaway car after a deadly shooting outside of a filipino restaurant. this man is accused of killing the co-owner of lucky 3, 7, restaurant in the fruitvale district. police say the victim was shot to death while leaving the restaurant with his son back on may 18th. the

oakland police department released the license plate number of the car they believe is connected to this case. take a good look at your screen there. police say the car is a black 2009 ford escape with the license plate. number 8 z tf 4, 7, 4, there is a reward for information that leads to an arrest. >> we will be coming back stronger coming back in a safe and supportive environment. and we're coming back. of course, most of all with the big love care and support that we always are. >> bay area technology school staff released that video with a positive message for the campus community after wednesday's mass shooting in oakland on saturday. the school reopen temporarily allowing students to return and get any belongings they might have left behind. at least 2 gunman injured 6 people on the kings state's campus wednesday. that site houses 3 schools, including bay area tech, all schools on the campus will remain closed

through next week. new this morning, firefighters in sandra fell have contained a fire that sparked saturday night. it happened off of highway 101, near the north, san pedro exit. the fire was under control by 11:00pm. no injuries were reported. happening today. masks are no longer required on ac transit. the alameda contra costa transit system is lifting its mask mandate for the first time since early june. the district says the decision comes after a considerable drop in covid cases and hospitalizations in recent weeks. barr drop their mask mandate yesterday. meantime, both transit systems are still encouraging people to wear their masks. and if you're thinking of hopping on park this morning, you might want to plan ahead. bart says they will reduce transer vista one track near the pleasant hill station. this will cause 15 to 20 minute delays on the yellow line which travels from antioch to the sfo millbrae stations workers will fix damages to the railways after

a partial derailment in that area. that happened back in june. happening tomorrow, san francisco's fleet week. the annual fleet week is nearly upon us. the event starts on monday and the city expects about a million people to visit san francisco over the course of the week. this started back in 1981 to honor the u.s. armed forces and educate the public about humanitarian aid, best practices. this event will include the usual parade of ships as well as their show featuring the u.s. navy blue angels and the angels will fly from friday to saturday from 3 to 4 in the af ernoon. happening today. it is the 3rd and final day of the hardly strictly bluegrass festival in san francisco. and this is video from yesterday sent to us by kron 4 anchor deiah ful fulsome. the festival is free and once again, a reminder that traffic around golden gate park is expected to be jam-packed and people are asked to take public transit. coming up on the kron 4

morning news, california. home prices are dropping where prices have dipped the most in the bay area.

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>> for your money this morning, california is now seeing a steep drop in home prices. a new study by home insurance website. quote, wizard shows the average price of a home in california has

gone down about $12,000. that's the sharpest drop of any state in the nation. san jose and san francisco saw the largest drop in the bay but was reporting a 5.6% drop in san jose prices and a 2.9% drop in san francisco since june. united airlines officials announced the company is cutting a dozen routes from its network. sfo will be affected and united is cutting 4 routes from the air hub there. routes in la chicago and houston will also be affected. united's plan comes amid reports of a pilot shortage affecting the airline industry. >> well, the airlines are saying the sunny skies above us, but tell you to the surface, we have this stratus to negotiate with that marine layer is quite thick today. opening up the skies in the inland valleys through the 70's to near about 80 or so with a little flavor of summer coming into next week. kron 4 morning news continues. yeah. s

and i look at your face, right? yeah. >> welcome back. taking a live look now at walnut creek this morning. traffic moving along quite nicely. there. i'm looking like the skies overhead. a bit overcast, though. we're going to check in with day for more on our weather conditions out doors a

day. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and you can see the skies of open up from that perspective a little bit there. now, what? we're still kind of negotiate cloud cover from a san jose state. this will improve as well. but around the immediate they it's still going to be a little bit of the way those fog clouds check things out here as we go into this afternoon, looks pretty good tonight that marine layer comes back again. this is a good thing. now up to get the surface because it kind of moisten set up just a little bit, provide a little bit left over moisture. so we don't dry out too much. the onshore flow will continue, although there's a whisper of an offshore wind for the middle of the week off to solano and contra costa county 60's over most of the east bay. we've got 60's up to the north. a lot of uniformity with temperatures. what you get with the conditions that we had overnight. so the drill today is slow, clearing mild 70's for the bay, 80 ish inland, barely making it. their will do much better early into the week popping into the lower 90's as we get to run wednesday thursday and then into next weekend. looks like a nice weekend with his

back off those temperatures a bit. so if you want a little flavor of start of summer, we've got a little bit of that for wednesday, thursday into friday. so from the bay perspective, got to keep some variable clouds in here. a little cooler at the ballpark today. by the way, 67 san francisco vrabel clouds, my old 71 on for oakland. got to keep some of those stray clouds hanging around. and 76 for san jose, mostly sunny and pleasant on the big board. most readings are in the 70's for highs going on eye-popping about 80 for antioch, again, building on this through much of next week. and again, some lower 90's to we'll get into that extended forecast a little bit 4 zone and also another big hurricane going on the west coast of mexico, 70. >> now to the latest on the movement against crimes involving the asian american community. in january 2021, the show returned up hockey. an 84 year-old thai grandfather was shoved to the ground in broad daylight in san francisco. his death sparked community outrage in a nationwide movement. joining

me now is his daughter on thomas written up thank you so much for joining us this morning. yeah, and i do want to acknowledge that it's certainly not easy. speaking about this topic about the loss of a loved one, especially someone is close to you as your can you tell us what gives you the strength to keep speaking up? yeah, there for us few afraid to come out and standing up to speaking up and that's the basic right? you know, because i believe in my mother's 70 de mai fi. >> was killed. she's scared to walk all industry. yeah. and then my son and chairing with the saudi like grandpa was killed and that they want to walk out again. and that's why i realize that i must do something for the community. it became my so today community. the one to do something for feige a generation. i have my 2 young

boy. 9 going to tell i don't want him to grow up in the best cd. you know, that's life we doing this. yeah. >> and speaking of speaking up and making change, obviously, we have seen some very visible changes. there was a special ceremony that unfolded on saturday just yesterday. recognizing your father, son or away is now renamed after your father view should return of property. it's now called the ship a act. the way. so can you tell us what that moment felt like seeing that the street was renamed after your father is a meaningful to our families. not only memory from i find it visit memory for that. so many asian islands and i do with him too. >> and yes, it and so many is all company d come with me and my family is very grateful. phys. yes. >> thank you. describe what the day went like. yes, it very crowded and so many people, including the de young young generation. that's i'm

so proud that my sorry is that inspired the young generation and activists in zeke come to stand up and speak out for a community. and thing i would everyone in the in the committee must stand up together to get it you. >> so you came to the bay area in 1999. you know, a decade later, your father joined you in the united states. you had your first born child at that point. you know, tell us a bit grandpa. be sure. what was he like? he's family. man's is kindness, you know, and >> he's am. when i was a kid, he always a teaching me about their love and kindness. and then respectful. he's teaching me and my sister and to them, he raising my child. he taking the same thing? and i miss him every day. you know, he's like a friend to me and talk to him every day. and it even now

even now. yes, yeah, we we miss him yesterday. when we saw this, i you know, my family's what's cry. that's why his memory can be for. his memory should equal rights for everyone. you know, and he's a family and then. i believe if he's still alive, he he he would tell everyone about love. take it. you know. love is stronger and stronger. yes, yeah. >> you know, did your father ever give you any life advice? yes, that about them. i have to let my so a family man. the man's death. yeah. and june you spoke at the preliminary hearing for the person arrested for your father's death what does justice for their father look like for you? it's on this tuesday. going to be going to face they for trials. mine both point.

>> and today's for the preliminary hearing when they sit down for the testimony in this thing for a the witness talking and i things them. the suspect q my 5 of them hit. yeah. so what does justice for your father look like for you is today's as the candidate? 10 days? i didn't get any tests. the guests we waiting for them just we chat. you have a message for the person. who is in custody right now. i had my 2 young son, everyone to said to be safe in the city, you know, and basic right for to public safety. senior and everyone to be safe to walk on the and we need them. plus who will whoever commits a crime to be? get? they just think. >> and we are now approaching

close to 2 years since your father passed away. what is your message to the community? in a committee to be come to get it and stand up for yourself. speak up. no moss island. >> and then once again, he's yeah. >> but on his return to q so much for your time this morning. we really appreciate you sharing your voice with us. thank you so much. okay. we'll be right back.

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the kindle scribe let you read and write the $340 device. let you add notes to books journal or jot down lists. the pen is included. most importantly, it just works. no sinking, charging, no batteries. just writing once again, amazon's focus is on indian intelligence technology used to be personalized and intuitive enough to adapt to you and your environment. a new sleep tracker called halo rise, sits on your bedside and uses touch free sensors to measure breathing and movements. sleep is core to good health impacting nearly every aspect of physical. >> and mental well-being. halo rise is $140 and includes an adaptive life, too. when it comes will soon extend your wi-fi range. plus, there are 2 new versions for kids, an owl and dragon. a new, smaller echo auto sticks

to the inside of your car. echo auto is also there to give you a little extra peace of mind. you can now use alexa to call for roadside help and paper incident. >> amazon introduce its cheapest floodlights security camera yet at just $100. plus an accessory that lets are inexpensive blink, cameras look around. there's a new alexa remote that lets you switch inputs and a new line of premium fire tv's. they started $800 and double as a frame showing information. plus, art work or family photos when you're not watching shows the on the cuban series is smart enough to come on. when you walk into the living room in the morning. but to stay off when you head to the kitchen for midnight snack. >> some of the products are available for preorder. now, others are going to have to wait a bit longer for me personally. i want that kindle you can write on because i've always been a paper and pen kind of person, although does not even count. all right. more information, you can find me on social media. i am at rich on tech. i'm rich demuro

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morning. everybody still has some overcast conditions around the immediate bay for right now. kind of that stratus that will hang around a couple of hours before starts to break up. we'll see some scattered clouds kind of remain. but those inland valleys probably turn more to the mostly sunny mode for you. cooler temperatures, though, going as we go and that will be the rule for the early part of the week. gradually warming up to mid week. here's a shot of sfo. by the way, no delays happening there. but almost all us a little bit with the orange color there. 60's going on over most of the bay region. you will see lot of uniformity with temperatures and we tend to get that with the sky cover like this. and on shore winds will be the rule for the entire week providing the afternoon breeze evening breeze as well. and all of this is pretty good if we have to be dry weather pattern like this because offshore would cut the fun. here's a look what's going on. the ballpark today versus the diamondbacks game. time 105. but unlike yesterday with the cloud cover, that's going to be a little chillier. lower 60's with a west wind at 10 to 15. so may one through and that sweater definitely bring the jacket. 74 1 o'clock at 4.

got 76 going on here. we're going to see more 80's tomorrow and even popping and some 90's going on by midweek and have a look at that extended forecast and also the 4 zone in just a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks very much. >> a big story we're following out of the east bay this morning. hundreds of cars were found vandalized as you can see their buses in alameda. police say a man is in custody today, but the victims are now left having to recover from those costly repairs. kron four's philippe djegal explains. >> a rude awakening for buck to test 2 and up to 200 other people in alameda saturday. this crazy palomino police say a man has been arrested for slashing the tires on up to 200 cars on the island sometime between 9, 30 11 o'clock friday night. dozens of them at the summer house apartments complex where test were supposed to be out of work early in the morning. but we the instead like everyone else. he spent the day on the phone with his insurance

company and working to replace 3 damage. tires, just replace them. 800 a >> last have their coast cook. they said that this is been doesn't that kind of blesses? so it's out of your pocket. >> is all the more with my officers had to respond to every report of vandalism and the most telling is busy picking up and dropping off to cars all day. it was just senseless. it really was senseless. neighbors who were spared the vandalism feel for those victimize for what you know. >> a night in jail a night in jail. and that's it. that's all he gets is a night in jail and everybody. as you know, property damage and >> so police say surveillance video helped lead to the suspect's arrest in alameda philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> one person is dead and a second person critically injured after being hit by a car while walking in a marked crosswalk in burlingame. it

happened just after 10, 30 friday night at the intersection of california and oak grove avenues. police say the preliminary investigation indicates the driver of the car initially fled the scene. but later returned and is cooperating with the investigation. the driver is expected to face felony hit and run charges. in the south bay. a man was arrested saturday afternoon at his fresno home for the shooting death of a woman in san jose friday night. according to police, the woman was found dead in her car with at least one gunshot wound on the 500 block of almaden expressway. the suspect has not been identified was taken into custody by the fresno county gang task force. and we will be brought back to san jose. this marks the 28th homicide in san jose so far this year. in lanes back open this morning after a crash led to road closures in walnut creek. police shut down part of the intersection of north carolina boulevard and civic drive. this happened shortly after 7 last night about 4 blocks

south of the walnut creek, bart station. one person was injured. a witness says they saw good samaritans pulling a woman onto the sidewalk. no word yet on her condition this morning. stockton police are urging people to be on high alert today. investigators say a recent series of killings are now believed to be connected. police say they are looking at 5 homicides track and stretching back to june. and this is the only image of the possible suspect. investigators say the killings happened in the middle of the night in parts of town with poor lighting and no cameras. all of the victims were men between the ages of 21 54 police are urging stockton residents to be vigilant and to have good situational awareness. so be aware of your surroundings when you're outdoors. there's a reward of up to $85,000 for any information leading up to an arrest. take a look at this. according to sam public police, a car went over a wall

and landed in the drive-thru of a jack in the box. when officers got to the scene, they found the car hanging over the wall. as you can see there with the driver and passengers still inside. neither of them were injured. emergency crews were able to safely remove this car from the wall. and the cause of this is still under investigation. vandalism at a roman catholic center in palo alto is under investigation as a hate crime. the vandalism is believed to have happened between september 18th and the 24 someone investigators say spray painted a racist phrase on a wall and also spray painted a statue in the center's garden. the vandalism was removed by police. and the center serves as the administrative office for 3 roman catholic churches in palo alto. as we celebrate hispanic heritage month. we're taking you back to the past to introduce you to a bolivian

artist whose talent launched him into a flourishing 1920's art scene. for so the moeny and introduces us to the late antonio sotomayor. >> the iconic grace cathedral in san francisco is a piece of art in and of itself. but inside, you'll find another impressive work of art. the 30 panel mural depicting historical events like the 19 0, 6, fire which burned most of the city to the ground. >> cathedral archivist michael lamp and was acquainted with the bolivian born artist. and sotomayor. >> a very are gentleman with bolivian accept which you never lost, very committed artist. i think his early years bolivia formed his are very strongly. >> the mural was masterfully painted with acrylic on london. and so the myers home just a stone's throw away on hill, the painter, sculptor and illustrator immigrated to san francisco in 1923. as a

young man. so the mayor got a job as a dishwasher at the historic palace hotel to make ends meet while attending the hopkins institute of art. >> so the story goes, antonio on his 5th day as a dishwasher and drop the dishes and left the kitchen, take a seat in the lounge and sketched one ever came to his imagination. >> well, he's doing caught the attention of his boss who eventually helped launch him into san francisco's high society. art scene. >> 2 more of his murals are still proudly on display in the hotel's pied piper lounge. portraying notable an eccentric characters including literary luminaries, mark twain and bret hart as well as the self-proclaimed emperor of the united states. morton. >> skills as a artists were soon found out by the owner, janet johnson and she said you are so good at drawing things. could you do something for the palace? and that's what he did. he painted another

painting that we have in our prominent for her to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the original hotel. >> so the mayor went on to gain notoriety and was invited to serve as san francisco arts commissioner in the 1940's and 50's. it's just a tribute to if you work hard, you have the right attitude. great things can happen for many years. another sizable piece of his which he is said to have described as the most challenging project of his career was housed on treasure island. the terra cotta sculpture 50 feet wide titled the fountain of the pacific created for the golden gate international exhibition. world's fair in 1939. but the fountain symbolizing unity across the pacific ocean was broken up into smaller parts and he's been tucked away out of sight for decades. treasure island museum, vice president schnell blend has been captivated by its grand juror and symbolism since she laid eyes on it in 1991, she explains it's something my or bathe the fountain with the

impression it would be on permanent display. instead, it's dissected parts, lying and abandoned hangar away from public view. so she continues on her mission to restore the fountain to its full glory. seems like. >> it's a part. everything here is in a permanent state of disarray, moon to the island. the island is compared all torn up and covered with with piles of dirt. and we know that eventually it's going to be a beautiful redevelopment. and i can certainly see. why this fountain should be part of that redevelopment. so the my or came a long way from chula money, bolivia. >> at the height of his career, his work was exhibited worldwide. he died of cancer at 82 years old in 1985. so the meyer had no children but left behind artwork that will hopefully be enjoyed for generations to come reporting in san francisco, i'm ella sogomonian >> and we continue to celebrate hispanic heritage all month here at kron 4.

there is an entire section on our web site dedicated to it. all you have to do is scan this qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to that part of kron 4 dot com. well, you can also logging on your computer. well, your health this morning, new subvariants of the covid-19 virus are starting to emerge. experts say it's too early to know if these new variants will spread as widely as the infectious delta and omicron variant. the white house chief medical advisor, doctor anthony fauci said that one of the new covid variants looks quote, suspicious and might evolve into something troublesome this fall. his concern is that current vaccines will not recognize the new variant and ward off infection. so mask up and get boosted. >> researchers in the uk say they're on the verge of putting potential cancer breakthrough. they say they finally discovered how tumors can hijack healthy cells. >> the team at the cambridge institute discovered a protein that drives that process and

that protein could be targeted. they say and stopped one day by the right drugs. the findings are published in the journal nature. genetics. happening today. there will be a free cancer screening in san mateo. it will be part of the pink patch party, a cancer awareness and fundraising community event. the event runs from 11 in the morning to 3 in the afternoon at the barnes and noble parking lot at the hillsdale mall. you can check out live music, food, health, resources, raffles and much more. >> okay. i thought we had a story there by that. we have 70's going on for high temperatures over most of the bay today. he may be popping about 80 or so for antioch. and you miss the 90's. delia, we've gotten the extended forecast. check out your 4 zone as well from morning to

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>> and in this morning's dine and dish kron four's vicki liviakis explores the filipino mexican fusion truck considered a fan favorite. >> you could call senior sisig a san francisco success story. 2 kids, i'm be. here is an honor meet gilpin. and evan kundera there. the founders of senor sisig filipino food with the mexican you know, we're a

little bit differently. we create our own brand. i know it's filipino food. the put the mexican twist to it and you can find anywhere else. what started out as a food truck back in 2010? well, now there are 3 restaurants. the latest here at the san francisco ferry building for fans of the senor sisig food truck. boyer. you like? because here at the ferry building location, they're all the favorites. plus, a few exclusives like this. conde on ice. yeah, you can get the basics like says it for reid owes not rising. the rice bowl shredded cheese. there's thing san francisco style says with the pretty crazy. fries. the shredded cheese. you sour cream. he could to gallo guacamole and you could always throw an egg in any of the items. and that's what's different about few cuts. the logan, meaning you could throw a gun everything. some people say no spice and the new system tour has from acne brand are loaded, says i'm going to do it and for dessert. check out these tour

of bites drizzled cam and looks like a pony or cream and topped with toasted coconut bits. that's really for those. 21 and older senior says it will be expanding the beverage menu here. >> only at the ferry building to include out. so you got to come down here and try this fun. and i here. >> and that was vicky liviakis reporting for us this morning. she must have had a blast. look really good. and taking a live look now at downtown san francisco this morning. while difference on these cameras throughout the days, just so there's so much contrast there when noon show during the week days. it's always just blue and sunny out there. but right now it's looking a bit overcast yeah. what by still be left over? seminole puppy cumulus going on at least around the immediate bay, although opening up nicely. good morning, everybody. >> the shot from a san jose state. you see some blue skies appearing on through just a little bit here and we're into this fog thing yet again for tomorrow. here's what happens overnight. there's fog coverage and that's going to mean also that cloud cover to get everything started

tomorrow morning. so that's something kind of plan a little bit with all of this. we have the onshore winds, all the normal players. and that's again, a good thing when we battle the fire season that we're in right now. want to go over. kind of was what kind of monster of a hurricane still is. i guess, category 3 or lean max winds at one. 25 looks like a strike in the mexican coast on the west as you'll notice here. cabo san lucas. by theiway, there was another low that does develop. but that looks like it's not going to be a threat at all. but at land strike here on the mainland might be max winds at about 100 which puts it back down to a minor hurricane status. by that point and dissipating in the mountains for up north. what's going on for us? so some scattered clouds may be in the middle of the week here. perhaps a weak system passes a more potent one. by the way. drops in from the northwest. it looks like into early next week. that will bring us some cloud cover may reduce our temperatures, but it's not much of a rain player, unfortunately yet, but there's still early. we'll see

what happens. 67 for san francisco, the 4 zone forecast. a lot of 60's hugging the coast. there. 71 going on for burlingame. we're going to 76 foster city along with palo alto in redwood city in the south bay. still sunday, 80, although you're probably do it tomorrow. 76 san jose. 75 cupertino. lower 70's along the east bay shoreline, tri valley, pleasanton, maybe about 80. there's a couple token 80's here and there the pop 78 for danville, 77 for walnut creek still standing and wrote about 72. pretty close, though. we don't have see the big decoupling. we sometimes see 80 for antioch. 71 for napa and will do about a 69 for santa rosa here come. some are back again wednesday at 90 lower 90's finish off the week. they temperatures also respond accordingly with around 80 ish or so you will notice. so a little flavor of summer before we back off just a bit into the weekend, stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> body camera video capturing florida deputies rescuing a woman whose car was swept away by strong flood waters

triggered by hurricane ian. the deputies formed a human chain, as you can see there and they used a rope to venture in 10 foot, deep rushing water to save the woman. this comes after the storm battered the southwest coast of florida. meantime, fort myers is now on the road to rebuilding after being hit by what's estimated to be one of the strongest hurricanes to ever hit the u.s. brooke shafer has the latest. >> we're following officials in florida have said hurricane ian unleash some of its worst destruction on fort myers beach shops, restaurants and homes leveled. surgery. didn't think newsnation. one of the only media outlet allowed on the beach. we got our first look at the devastation and the search for survivors. fire members of florida's task force to looking for people still trapped in their homes. some made it out of the storm alive. sorrow said.

>> unbelievable >> others weren't so lucky on this block alone, search and rescue found 2 people. firefighters told us it looks like they died hiding in a bathroom. the total number of deaths still hasn't been confirmed. >> the intense wind and storm surge didn't just level homes on fort myers beach, the rushing water lifted some homes right off of their foundation and hurled them across the street posing another challenge for search and rescue teams. one of the challenges we've been having is located where these house along so we'll see in the map of the structure supposed to be here and then we go in and there be into lockdown on friday. people who live on the island were allowed back to get some of their things. kaylee lane rode out the storm on fort myers beach. she and her family now forced to say goodbye to their home.

>> trying but entire life into a suitcase. >> so difficult to see that. and that was brooke shafer reporting for us. the current death toll sits at 66. happening tomorrow. the supreme court starts hearing new cases. the justices are set to make decisions on a number of impact full issues and on the list are cases involving in affirmative action, voting rights, immigration and the rise of the lgbtq community. this will also be ketanji brown jackson's first time serving on the bench for the supreme court since being confirmed back in april. a federal agency has given a texas oil company approval to repair a pipeline that ruptured last year off the coast of huntington beach in southern california. that ruptures spill tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil. the

houston company amplify energy crop has pleaded guilty to charges of negligently discharging oil. the spill last october, closed miles of beaches, enclosed fisheries for months. environmentalists are criticizing the permit for the repair and calling offshore oil drilling to be phased out. and as we head to the break, if you're looking for something fun this weekend, you can check out the great glass. >> pumpkin patch in palo alto the exhibit features 10,000 classed pumpkins and gourds hanging in ranging in height from one inch to 2 feet. all of them are available for purchase. but the event itself is free. it starts at 10 this morning at the palo alto arts center on road. have fun.

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>> a humpback whale that became in tangled in rope. you can see it there was rescued a few days ago off the coast of southern california. the rope was wrapped around the animal several times. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration and representatives from sea world in san diego spotted this whale and they were able to attach a tracker to it. they eventually got a hold of a special rope that had a knife with at at the end of a long and they were able to use that apparatus to cut the rope off of the whale. fortunately, the way will is now free was able to swim off without any, you know, rope around it. and

hopefully it doesn't end up in any more trouble. they've. and a nice day out in santa clara, the city celebrating their 53rd annual parade of champions and >> this happened on they honored a special guest, a 92 year-old gama and also on hand. people were dressed in star wars costumes as well. and we also spotted some very fancy dresses froi the portuguese historical museum and some cows has from some part others. i think okay and a procession of classic cars. so 40's, i think that's 40's 40's car. i think think i'm not sure. but it was one that actually look nice. that's. >> here's something. all yes, these are classic cars. i love it. >> good stuff. they were going to california the bill it

here's the 7 day forecast for you. we are gradually warming up here middle of the week here for those folks waiting for some are back again. lower 90's, stephanie. so. >> get ready for summer weather coming back next weekend. we back off of that just a little bit there. maybe not quite goldilocks, but getting kind of close there. good news is we don't see any really offshore major wind event occurring. so 2 thumbs up on that looking good. all right. looking great. that's it for us at the kron. 4 news this weekend on stephanie land's dix park here. have a great and beautiful day. stay safe, everybody.

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