brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin and saturday october, the 8th. we have a lot to get it for you this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we start off with our traditional fog going on here. a lot of ground fog as are added to that will turn into some. >> scattered clouds as we get into the afternoon. want to make note of let's get back to that fog here. will mix out nicely as we approach into the afternoon for all the festivities going on. but still hovering parts along the coast. and that will mean the translation will be some

scattered clouds to deal with as well. here comes back again sunday. you look at the inland coverage you can see off towards the delta again should be mixing out for most of the afternoon activities going on again to be the ground fog but will be left with a few scattered clouds in the afternoon. we don't have really in or interruption coming in from the pacific proper. so basically a law for pretty clear. 55 concord at this hour. also open san francisco, 53 palo alto. 57 got some cool 40's up there to the north bay. a little bit of fall knocking on doorstep here for fleet week. the festivities for this weekend. san francisco is looking at 66. look at your forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie. >> thanks very much, dave. today marks 5 years since a deadly north bay fire storm tore through parts of the lake. napa and sonoma counties. thousands of homes were destroyed and dozens of lives were lost. santa rosa was one of the hardest areas hit specifically the coffey park neighborhood. you can see here all of the damage that was left behind and today

community members gather in the coffey park neighborhood to honor the city's resilience. kron four's camila barco is live there for us this morning with more on today's ceremony. good morning. camila. >> stephanie. today's a ceremony will take place here. like you said at coffee neighborhood park. now you can't see it with all this fog going on. but this is just one of the places that was rebuilt after the wildfires in 2017. like you said, homes, businesses of parks in the north bay or all destroyed because of several wildfires that happened in 2017 take a look at your screen. this is what coffee part look like after the tubbs fire in 2017, that fire burned more than 36,000 acres. almost 6,000 structure structures were destroyed. and 22 people said said many homes have been rebuilt, but there are still many people who have yet to do so. now, i also want to show

you the other 5 wildfires that burned in the north bay in october of 2017. take a look. there was an uninspired that burned 56,000 acres and destroyed more than 1300 structures. the atlas fire burned more than 51,000 acres and 6 people died. these homes. they were leveled. stephanie, hundreds of people lost their belongings and it's unclear if it some even homeowners return to this place after that happened. but today, state and local officials, some of the community members will be here at coffee neighborhood of park to remember what happened 5 years ago today. and that ceremony starts at 10 o'clock this morning. i'll send it back to, you heartbreaking moment for us here in the bay area. thank you so much for covering this for us. camila. >> and another big story we are following this morning. the family of a man who was killed in oakland last year is speaking out. >> police say miguel vasquez was likely the victim of a suspected serial killer from

stockton kron four's. dan thorn spoke with the victim's family. >> the family of miguel vasquez holding back tears. investigators say the 39 year-old father of 3 was killed in east oakland in april 2021, he is one of 6 men believed to be connected to a suspected serial killer. why did he do this? the right without you knowing kuz lake leaving his started that height in as boss, kaz is miguel oldest daughter. >> she says his death has been painful for their family. he wasn't really recruit. other. >> he was well known in oakland was really young. she was coming. he was hard with stockings. police chief says ballistics evidence linked vasquez to several other victims in stockton. >> the chief released this video of someone they're calling a person of interest. vasquez had been living on the streets in oakland and worked

odd jobs. vasquez. his sister is scared that her brother's killer is still out there doesn't put us on. he's heartless and he's killing innocent people without caring that they have children, our families, oakland and stockton, police are working together to find the killer. we just want justice for families out there and remind it too. >> that was dan thorn reporting for us. investigators say the victims ages range from 21 to 54 years old and most of them were hispanic men from stockton, $125,000 reward is becng offered for information leading to an arrest. police in oakland have made an arrest in connection to the city's one 100th homicide of the year. the suspect claims it was self-defense. kron four's gayle ong spoke with the victim's son. >> he was a helper. always try help people in whether it was someone who was sick and it is soupy would offer.

>> joseph true held the son of 6 year-old louis to help heartbroken and mourning the death of his father who was shot and killed just yards away from his apartment in west oakland to charge it wasn't expecting. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. according to oakland police. the shooting happened around 3 monday afternoon on kirk, him street near 12 street. troy hill died at the scene to wilson says his father was known as joey in his neighborhood and a man with a sense of humor. but if we were at a >> funeral reception, he would be the person that can get the left and the >> true hill says his father just celebrated his 60th birthday last month. family and friends held a vigil thursday night honoring his life. on friday, oakland police announced the arrest of 30 year-old khalil atiba and charged him with murder. according to court documents, a te ben te'o hill had an argument over money. one of the mode for drugs atb who is wheelchair-bound told police he shot to in self-defense. the victim's son says his father knew the suspect but did not want to comment on the circumstances surrounding his death that this

>> i just want to figure out how to be strong for the app. >> to relieve an arrest has been made. but this isn't the first loss in the family. in 2006, his brother was shot and killed for this to happen to the family. again, this is. >> it is we never got news of who did it to my younger brother. so this relieved to where we can start a grieving process trail works in violence. prevention in oakland for the nonprofit tribe and has this message. violence is never really the action in cases things happen. but since violence like this starting to board that we have to start. >> and that was kron four's gayle ong reporting. the suspect is currently being held at the santa rita jail in dublin. and a court date has not yet been set. happening today, oakland city leaders come together with the community for a day of mourning. they will listen and discuss solutions to end violence and reconnect with each other. that event starts at 8.30 at oakland city hall and runs until 9.30 this

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>> welcome back. the brother of the man suspected of kidnapping and killing a family from or said has been arrested in connection with the case. alberto salgado was arrested in merced county for criminal conspiracy, accessory and destroying evidence. law enforcement officials also provided additional details about the possible motive for the killings. they say the primary suspect so had a longstanding dispute with the impact of family. he was booked on 4 charges of murder. officials say he sent the family angry texts and emails about a year ago after working for their trucking company. so is now in jail after spending several days in the hospital after allegedly trying tp take his own life. hundreds of see community members gathered. amer said thursday night for a candlelight vigil for the victims which included an 8 month-old girl, her parents and her uncle vigils are

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a live look at the sandra fell bridge where rumor has it. >> it is quite foggy out there, but hopefully that fog will not be sticking around too much longer for fleet week friday. hey, stephanie is should clear out as we get around the noon hour, taking for a lot of the festivities going on. here is our shot from downtown for you going on here to give you just an idea with the fog. looks like from other perspectives and so forth. all you know, we make all kinds of jokes, but it's good to have this here a little bit during fire season. >> in the absence of rain, this is the next best thing. at least get that moisture here at the ground level to kind of moisten things up a little bit going for the future cast. not a whole lot happens. fog mixes a little cloud cover up in the mountains today. tomorrow. there's the bit more aggressive on the home front. it's a couple scattered showers working their magic up around the mountains that will continue. it looks like the next couple of days getting into early next week before they even go a little bit dry 50's over most of the board 40's up to the north bay. here you can see 59 for san jose and 60 to 4 antioch. all right. here's the east bay shoreline shot. also the fog,

the background morning, fog bay scattered clouds. what we're left with inland highs today may pop in about 90, then dropping back to the 80's. the bay will stay pretty much into the actually, technically be a little warmer tomorrow, too. now for next week we've got a mild fall forecast going on in a persistence, one. that means it's pretty much the same day today. those inland highs will be in the 80's scattered bay clouds kind of lingering a little bit. 70's are expected on that front as well. no, the only thing we're watching in some of this is although we're going to these pop to the onshore winds again, that's good news bringing in the fog. moisten things up a touch. there is a couple little whispers of some offshore winds perhaps may pounce here and there. so we'll be watching for all of that. i don't think that will generate a statement. however, 66 san francisco, 70 for oakland, 78 coming in for san jose in the big board. they're the upper 80's near about 90 for the far east bay. most the north bay is going to be in the 80's. however, we've got 70's lining up the east bay shoreline. we'll get more into this in

the 4 zone forecast in a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks very much. day. >> the blue angels are back in san francisco for fleet week, but they are not the only aircraft are going to spot over the san francisco bay. i caught a ride on one of the fleets, most beloved aircraft. that's the fat albert. you're looking on your skin. you're looking at on your screen there. excuse me. and that's the only plane in the air show that's operated by the u.s. marines. take a look. >> with the strength and size that could carry you to mount olympus and back. they called the super hercules this massive plane might not be the first that comes to mind when you think of the blue angels. but it can also take you to heavenly heights. >> highs, i've seen this particular front there from those 35,000 feet. >> lovingly known as fat albert. this jumbo jet is mission critical to getting san francisco fleet week off the ground. we also get the incredible opportunity to start off the demo. most shows for our jets. take a look at the body of this plane. fat

albert was named after a children's cartoon because of its rounder size and shape. and i absolutely love it. flight engineer lauren song, part of the crew taking us into the friendly skies today. that hour is still a part of the blue angels. but we're all marine crew. her enthusiasm is contagious. it's incredible opportunity to be able to fly all the different places that would do. this is the view on board and there's plenty of room essential space to carry all the people and hear the blue angels need. >> from show to show just moments after takeoff. the plane hits a 45 degree. klein. >> really to his me off guard. >> the c one, 30 jay super hercules proving it. snow maker us at one point the pilot takes us just 40 feet over the water. a thrill for the boaters below. that's after several tight turns and hard banks. you can bet i was

gripping on to my seat the entire time. these on maneuvers you'd see in a combat zone. the big aircraft making solid use of its 132 foot wingspan strong enough to lift a max weight of 100. and 75,000 pounds. >> so while these guys might be able to streak through the skies. >> that albert proves it's more than capable of carrying its own ways. >> it's pretty awesome. >> it's so cool. that was pretty cool. well, during that flight fat albert traveled at speeds upwards of 270 knots. that's why was holding on for dear life. that's about 310 miles per hour. a very fast plane despite it's tremendous size. lots of funding are huge. thanks to the service men and women who invited us to go on board with them. >> well, there's a whole lot of fleet week activities happening today and tomorrow ship tours start at 10 in the morning and go until 4 in the

afternoon stem center also will happen at marina green and the canine hero show at devos park will also unfold at 10:00am. the second airshow of the weekend starts at 12. 30 with the blue angels scheduled to begin at 3 for a full list of this weekend's activities. you head to our website kron 4 dot com. and the best places to view the air shows over the weekend. the marina green near fort mason is a great location for you. but if you can't get there for some reason, the san francisco maritime national historical park and george sterling park and telegraph hill even spots in sausalito can provide some pretty fantastic vantage points of the air show as well. and for the first time ever, pride is coming to the city of alameda. here's the schedule for the weekend. there is a pride a morning run today starting at the alameda elks lodge sunday night. there will be a pride block party and alameda

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>> welcome back. san franciscans are invited to get together and support the city. a weeklong civic celebration called all out sf is coming up. and the idea here is to have some fun while helping out your local city. now, all out of step is the brainchild of the owner of manny's cafe and the mission district. and he approached existing and state existing city departments to get as many of them involved in this volunteer effort. the result will be 7 days between october 16th and the 23rd of various activities. each day is dedicated to one activity that brings san franciscans together for both service and fun. >> i wanted to come up with a way to get folks involved in san francisco and making it better but also make it celebratory and joyous because the last years have been so hard and dark. and so the purpose of all as staff is to

get folks to fall back in love with san francisco. just celebrate san francisco and also to get involved in making it better. >> and sunday, october 16th kicks off the events with block parties on monday. people are encouraged to walk along a new cross-city trail ending at lands and with a picnic on tuesday, 6 groups of flash mobs will come out to support small businesses. and on wednesday, that's going to be civics day when board supervisors will a mix of stops at their favorite coffee shops or bars to chat with neighbors. and mayor london breed will even hold a town hall at manny's cafe. and thursday's arts day. that's going to be an interactive map that highlights local galleries with some like the moma staying open late on friday. you can enjoy free music at golden gate park span shell. this all all these activities are free, but you should register online for

each to participate in each day. >> on all out s f dot com. that's the web site. you want to go to? >> in national news, former president trump still has not returned all the documents he took when he left the white house. that. >> according to a new york times report which says a doj official had reached out to trump's lawyers in an effort to retrieve any missing material. but after follows the fbi search of trump's mar-a-lago home in august, it was then that the fbi seized thousands of documents, including those labeled top secret or classified. it's not clear what the justice department will do to retrieve any remaining material. trump may still have. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news citizens of stockton now helping in the search for the serial killer through facebook groups. how hear how they hope to help.

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start off this hour with a look at the forecast. we've got spot in the weather center with the very latest on those conditions outdoors there. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're starting things off with some of those ground. fog are having negotiate through quite a bit. now that should turn into some scattered clouds for the bay. by the time we get into the afternoon, as you can see, it is pretty clear. a lot is what we've got going on here. this one guy's not going

force you to stay right. there are no go anywhere because for some reason this is not dancing here. let me pop in here. this is what michael problem is there. we go now back to action here. all right. now i got my temperatures here. we've got the 50's on the board here. 62 for antioch. 57 for livermore in san jose. we've got 59. the winds. they'll be a bit of an onshore wind. but as we get to the middle of the week, we're looking for a little whisper of an offshore wind. i think we have enough insulation will generate any problems with this because that fog outside of the getting any rain is probably the next best thing to happen to us. the breakdown for you today will do about 75 levon by 2 87 inland. now open up for the bay in san francisco could be in the 60's to near in the 70's there along the east bay shoreline could have a little bit more in your 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. day. >> as police continue to look for a potential serial killer in stockton, citizens are stepping up with ways that they think that they can help and they're doing it through a

facebook group. jeanne, when talk to the creator of one of those online groups and brings us this story. >> we live here. we work here. we have family here. we have a playground here. children play here. like many residents in stockton. this feeling is mutual. >> and with the possibility of a serial killer on the loose, it's unsettling. that's why renee myers created this facebook page. i initially set up as a voice for the community to be able to contribute with their information and any leads that they had in only 2 days. this page has gotten a lot more members and she ever expected. she's also hiding her true identity, not only for her safety, but also for the cause of her facebook group. i want to focus on the core issue here which is addressing the serial killer in the community. it's not about me or any one individual since this group has been created. nearly 2000 people have joined in commented with their concerns. thoughts and tips. and while it's meant to be

helpful place for people, stockton, police are concerned it could lead to an accurate information. members of this group have even posted pictures of people they believe matched the description of the person of interest. there are many sources out there that are talking about the investigation. >> with that misinformation has been spread. >> last week, chief stanley mcfadden emphasized the importance of being careful of what is being consumed online regarding this case as the investigation moves forward, our provide timely a verified information. >> but myers says the reason she created this group is to work alongside the department's investigation and she will not support any efforts of vigilante work. >> follow the proper channels that the authorities have set up for tips and information. they are the experts in this field. >> ultimately, myers says goals are to bring justice to the victims. families and put the person or people responsible behind bars. >> and that was, jeanne, when reporting for us this morning. police are encouraging anyone out there who might have potential information to please contact them with any

leads or information regarding this case. happening overnight, berkeley police are investigating a shooting that happened in the downtown area that happened around one 35 in the morning in the area of direct and telegraph avenue. roads in the area were closed for several hours. but the scene has since been cleared. we've reached out to police for information and we'll keep you updated throughout the morning with any new updates. the man was nearly killed while trying to stop thieves from stealing his catalytic converter. as you can see there, according to berkeley police, 2 people shot at the man in the berkeley hills near oak street and clinton avenue. they were seen wearing hooded tops and driving a dark colored suv. thankfully, the resident was not hit in oakland. on tuesday, a man was shot and killed in his doorway when he told catalytic converter thieves to get away from his car. now a berkeley city council member is asking people to do what they can to stay out of dangerous way. >> if people hear the noise of

sowing in front of their homes are close to their homes, they need to call 9-1-1, immediately not go outside, put themselves in a safe place and that there had, of >> governor newsom signed a bill limiting used catalytic converter sales requiring stricter records and help to help keep it easier to track down any stolen parts. the new law goes into effect on january. 1st. in the south bay, the fire department isn't in hot water after a video circulated on social media showing a woman getting out of a fire truck in front of a strip club in san jose. the video is online on our website now at kron 4 dot com and our reporter justin campbell has reaction from city officials this morning. >> here at the pink poodle strip club of fire. old video posted by the san jose fools instagram thursday. so as a stripper getting out of a fire truck with lights on and walking with heels on in a skimpy outfit straight into the club. the biggest question

for city officials, what was the woman doing in the fire truck? san jose mayor sam liccardo issued a statement to kron 4 saying if the investigation concludes that this video is as bad as it looks, then heads must roll. we cannot have a life critical emergency rescue apparatus redlick hated to a frat party bus nor tolerate any conduct that so demeans their heroic work of the rest of our sj fd team. i trust that chief robert sapien has one of our nation's finest fire chiefs will respond accordingly. the fire truck involved came from engine for house on lane avenue. the fire department also issued a statement saying the department has become aware of a concerning video posted on social media and investigation has been initiated to determine facts surrounding the video reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news.

>> san francisco police are investigating a carjacking that happened in the city's portola district. it happened in the area will see and holyoke street early yesterday morning around one, 30 police say a man and a woman used force to steal the car from a 42 year-old man and the victim was not injured in this carjacking, but his car and those who took it have not yet been found. in the north bay. a resident living in a santa rosa neighborhood. they say that they're not happy after hundreds of people and cars showed up for a house party. police say that to all those involved had to be called they were asked to break up the party and this happened at a home in fountain grove. that home was being used as a short term rentals through a travel website and the people there violated the city's short-term rental ordinance, which does not allow for large gatherings. the chief says it does appear to be a growing problem for some north bay neighborhoods.

>> the jays and taco trucks and a full bar set up an inviting hundreds of people to residents for neighborhood isn't responsible. it took 6 officers over an hour to to clear out this party. so that's so the police department that were dedicating resources to short-term rentals which are being properly managed. >> the chief also adds there will likely be some fines issued ranging anywhere from 500 to $1500 depending on the offense. in an effort to get more money back into the pockets of drivers. governor newsom is going after oil companies. he announced he is calling a special legislative session in december so lawmakers can consider passing a tax on excessive oil profits. newsom said all companies are price gouging drivers and the high price of gasoline over the summer helped exxonmobil and chevron see record income. according to the governor. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, governor newsom swearing-in thousands of students in the state's first ever college corps fellowship.

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feet up in the atmosphere, in some cases, almost 80 degrees. here's the breakdown for you up in tahoe. we don't see any the fair runs from much going on. we might get a stray shower, perhaps and there. but these particular models do want to say much about it. but i just want to say is an addendum, although to the south, it's more likely here. and that's a little bit left over of kind the monsoon pattern. but that's really on its last leg and waning. the week looks to be dry for just about every. but if there's a look at your temperatures, upper 60's near about 70 or so not bad for fall-like weather here, let's get to those hurricane here. julia. i'm max winds at 60 is the caribbean. you can see here. it's central america where this thing is going to hit as a category one storm. this is the typical place this time of year in the season where these tropical systems develop and usually strike category one. it's expected for nicaragua happening as we get into tomorrow. perhaps tropical storm through central america. el salvador, nicaragua, in guatemala, it will probably dissipate by that point. so this is going to be largely a

heavy rain event for those areas. so lots of flooding will come with that probably in the home front. weak system drops south. that's going to help reinforce some cooler air on one front. but sometimes you get the back and on that. and that sometimes generate some offshore winds. so midweek, we're watching out again for perhaps a little bit of those offshore winds going on. not much comes in from the pacific and certainly no help getting any rain in your 4 zone. forecast comes in like this. 66 san francisco. we've got the lower 60's hovering. the coast of the fog is responsible for that suppresses temperatures to present 78 burlingame, we do about 73 foster city. 74 for palo alto in the south bay. these are all upper 70's to near about 80 campbell. 79 going on for cupertino, east bay shoreline mid to upper 70's tri valley near 90 upper 80's at that 88 for pleasanton danville. 89 88 for concord. looks like 70 oakland, 67 for berkeley, the les, what 71 87 fairfield. so still some hangers on for summer with a

92 vacaville. 81, for now, in 85 for santa rosa. very fall-like forecast coming our way. look at the 80's lineup here. nicely along the bay will do pretty much the 70's and the chilly 60's. the coast, 70. thanks very much, dave. >> and as florida recuperates from the aftermath of and some water logged electric cars are now exploding. firefighters say this is a new challenge that they have not yet faced before. our brian entin has the details. >> hurricane ian was a once-in-a-century storm causing flooding like never before. on the west coast of florida. problem with ev and the hurricane caused something else never seen before. exploding electric cars. the electric vehicles were submerged during in and the lithium ion batteries flooded with salt water from the storm surge. now they are catching fire. what's making these electric vehicles basically explode? >> i so you have the stored

energy in the batteries that just because the vehicle submerged doesn't mean that energy is discharged any way anytime you mix, you know, of electrical components and salt water together, it is a recipe for disaster. >> north collier fire district had to cut open a tesla and spray down the battery that was on fire. just this fire department says they've had happened 4 times in one week. >> i think that as we moved over to electric vehicles, this is the first time we've seen anything like this. >> issue is the batteries in the car can reignite over and over again. florida state fire marshal jimmy patronis says it takes a lot of water and foam to put them out for good with the ev technology being so new. do you think we should be concerned? >> i do. i do. so here's here's a look. was a natural disaster and we learn something from every single natural disaster. we truly do. and what we are learning from this one is as evs are not

compatible with salt water when they become an operable when they have short when they have corrosion issues. >> and therein and they're actually in your garage as a lot of cars were because of this storm surge event, they become now a fire hazard for your house. >> you probably know cheech marin as one half of the hollywood duo, cheech and chong. megan tell us, sat down with him to talk about his chicano pride and the rocky road to the taken seriously in the world of art. >> she she was actually born in south central los angeles. his birth name is richard money and his nickname, not so he >> babies abroad, holder like you struggled of late. >> yeah. and never take a blood blister, you know, kind

like that. and michael to move. could this that i seen each >> and so that was my name. and you call yourself a proud chicano. and that's something that you you make a choice to be identified when did you realize that you were to cano and why? because i knew i >> come to move in. the sky was the mexican because i was never had never been. the moves, though, is the spending is i grew up in an all-black neighborhood and i spoke only english. teachers. mom worked in education. his father, a member of l a p d for 30 years. >> identifying as jugando became teaches way of taking ownership of all he was and was not in this country. what i >> really come to realize, kind of for is is evolution and evolutionary process. take whatever you brought with you and combine that with reason

to you. think we did. you got a lifestyle is love of family and growing up. his was tight knit. it was 4 of us was for cousins and we right. kids that cap in the a liberal arts education, my cousin teaching us. is that the love of learning and how when you when you develop the love of learning to everything. so so he assigned us different topics to bring back to the group. and then i got some assigned art. i would every saturday to look at ok, that says, and that's kind possible that i had to cave in myself that way. this love of art transcending teaches life into a work of art. it started years before cheech catapulted to icon status in the 1970's as one half of hollywood's grammy-award winning counterculture, no-holds-barred comedy duo, cheech and though the pocket man. >> by now, he has mastered the art of collecting. now he is

sharing his private collection with the world at the cheech in southern california, the city of riverside came to me with this offer because they have this building that had to be perfect for me the building. >> to house the collection. when did you fall in love with chicano art women for side to all kinds of season? there are european dutch masters, all kinds different kinds of art that they were exposed to in college. it was definitely it's a common element to that. you you could taste it. he lay in the journey here hasn't been easy and it was pushed back from the 2 kind of academic community from my involvement because who is this donor community? and to tell us what's up about 2 gun or of they didn't know what my motivation. you have to be to kind it's a kind of you know. and and if my my theory is that if you're doing the right thing, right, good things will happen to his goal is to introduce chicano art to a wider audience. give chicano

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>> hey, good morning. and thanks so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. happy saturday to you. it is october the 8th and we have a lot to get to this morning, including all that rough fog that's out there. let's check in with dave sphar for the latest on that today. stephanie, good morning. good morning, everybody. live shot of coit tower. >> you can still sleep here a little bit hidden behind the fog of that. so that's what we're dealing with across most of the bay covering us up. a lot of this ground fog is fairly thin. those will mix out as we get to around the noon hour today. however, it's coming back. pretty thick again tonight. looks like covering some of those inland valleys as well. however, that should mix out as we approach around the noon hour for most of the bail, though, along the coast might be a little more rough going temperature check for most readings in the 50's. 53 san francisco, some 40's hanging on to the north. 62, antioch and 64 san jose fleet week forecast scored on. we've got today for downtown san francisco. you're looking at

about 66 for high because some left over puppy clouds kind of out there. west wind at 10 to 15. mike, a little bit more of a westerly breeze later. but that's that on shore wind that brought in the fog that we do need. we're checking your forecast in more detail coming up in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. day. >> this just in oakland, police are asking for your help locating a missing teen. 14 year-old in griff hernandez was last seen yesterday morning around 10:00am on the 9300 block. >> of olive street in oakland and this is the photo sent of her from oakland police. she was last seen wearing a red and black shirt and blue jeans. she's 5 foot. 2 inches tall with black and red hair and brown eyes. if you have seen her, you are asked to please call oakland police. today marks 5 years since a deadly north bay fire storm tore through parts of napa and sonoma counties. thousands of homes were destroyed and dozens of lives were lost.

santa rosa was one of the hardest hit, specifically the coffey park neighborhood. you can see here all of the damage that was left behind and today from unity members will gather in that neighborhood to honor the city's resilience. kron four's camila barco is live there for us this morning with more on today's ceremony. good morning to you can be a lot. >> yellow. stephanie, you can see behind me santa rosa fire department is already here. and back then santa rosa fire was working so many hours to put out all those fires that happened in 2017. now they're currently setting up here at coffee neighborhood park. this is where the ceremony will be held. and you can't see with all this fog. but this was a completely destroyed back then because of the wildfires, homes, businesses, parks in the north bay were all destroyed because they went up in flames. now you're taking a look at what coffee part looked like after the tubbs fire in 2017 that fire burned

more than 36,000 acres. almost 6,000 structures were destroyed. and 22 people died said sen many homes have been rebuilt. but there are still some people you have not done so the temps fire is one of several wildfires that burned in the north bay in october of 2017. you're taking a look at how it was like back then the nuns firebird, 56,000 acres and destroyed. more than 1300 structures. there was also the atlas fire that burned more than 51,000 acres and 6 people died. now these homes, they were leveled. hundreds of people lost their belongings and like i said, some people rebuild some people did not. now today, stephanie, here at coffee neighborhood, park state. local officials santa rosa fire department community members. they will be all out here talking about what happened during the tubbs fire, the wildfires that happen in 2017, an emotional day for a lot of but that starts at 10 o'clock this morning. i'll send it back to

you. >> and we wish them all the best as they continue the rebuild process. thank you so much. camila. back here in the bay area. one woman is or rather one man is using social media to clean up san francisco's open air drug markets. the effort seems to be making some progress according to kron four's haaziq >> we don't know how happy i am to come outside and be able to see. my street corner nice and cleaned up like this. it is something that richie wind has been working hard to achieve by using social media to highlight an open air drug market here on 8th street and mission in san francisco. i talked to lee in about the situation while he was at that location on wednesday. >> as did an interview with kron, 4 news. >> and he asked me, do i think if the situation on a thin mission has gotten any better, however, this is what it looked like one day lead kids and their parents can. >> safely take. the which was

not exactly the case. back in july when he shot this now viral all say, ok, but richie winds, recent jubilation was short-lived. on friday, he woke up to an all too familiar c. >> it's you know, it's not going to change overnight. obviously, it's not really that that it's kind of the same same moose. you know, people using. a lot of trash and debris. use like kind of shows up overnight. you know what one thing i can say is that the fence, i think represents a change in the behind what is going on a hope and lease just >> that's what it's showing. and it's not just political. >> floyd, we need to try some different approaches. let's see if this works like what you when san francisco supervisor matt dorsey is also a recovering addict.

>> heat who lives in the area of 8, the mission and this is a problem. >> you know, this is something that kids are staying and walking for that. they shouldn't have it. i myself as person in recovery, i have worked by sidewalk got have a cloud of. you know, to we have to make sure that we're being in our approach. and let's try let's try some fencing. and then we have some programs that we're recommending call ray to recovery programs to better incentivize people who are trying to get into recovery. richie, when says until the open air drug market is closed. >> he's not giving up on using his videos to bring about a change. seemed like it going nowhere. but this is doubt in a nice me to keep going and going in san francisco has a kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a man is arrested following oakland's one 100th homicide of the year. we bring you the latest in this investigation. plus,

at 8.30, governor gavin newsom wants to take action to try and help lower gas prices. we have the details on his latest proposal and fleet week is in full swing. and i got to take a very special flight with the u.s. marines. you don't want to miss it.

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>> police in oakland have made an arrest in connection to the city's one 100th homicide of the year. the suspect claims it was self-defense. kron four's gayle ong spoke with the victim's son. >> he was a helper. always try help people in whether it was someone who was sick and it is soupy would offer. >> joseph true held the son of 6 year-old louis to help heartbroken and mourning the death of his father who was shot and killed just yards away from his apartment in west oakland to charge you. it wasn't expecting. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. according to oakland police. the shooting happened around 3 monday afternoon on kirk, him street near 12 street. troy hill died at the scene to wilson says his father was known as joey in his neighborhood and a man with a sense of humor. but if we were at a >> funeral reception, he would be the person that can get the left or the >> true hill says his father just celebrated his 60th birthday last month. family

and friends held a vigil thursday night honoring his life. on friday, oakland police announced the arrest of 30 year-old khalil atiba and charged him with murder. according to court documents, a te ben te'o hill had an argument over money. one of the mode for drugs atb who is wheelchair-bound told police he shot to in self-defense. the victim's son says his father knew the suspect but did not want to comment on the circumstances surrounding his death at this one >> i just want to figure out how to be strong for the app. >> to relieve dan arrests have been made. but this isn't the first loss in the family. in 2006, his brother was shot and killed for this to happen to the family again >> is we never got news of who did it to a new resolution of relieved to where we can start a grieving process trail works in violence. prevention in oakland for the nonprofit tribe and has this message. violence is never really

action in cases things happen. but since violence or destruction be avoiding, we have to stop. >> and that was kron four's. gayle ong reporting for us. the suspect is now being held at the santa rita jail in dublin a court date has not yet been set. >> all right. once we shake of this fog will be into the mostly sunny round up to sunny in the inland valleys as we race to near about 90. a look at your forecast for the why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin

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50's on the board right now. 67 for antioch. 47 up to santa rosa nevado at 48. here's another shot for to. you can see in the background. here's the east bay shoreline with the shrubbery is you can see the nice blue skies, but right there in the bay is where the fog is covering the cold water for today. we go with clearing out those skies. scattered clouds left over inland popping about 90 lots of upper 80's in the board, too. bay is going to stay pretty much in the 70's and tomorrow as well. a little cooler inland, too. so we got some morning fog again, drizzle tomorrow. they clouds remain so kind of scattered about the leftover fog clouds, 80's inland, 70's for the bay and next week, it's a mild fall forecast as we have those 80's going on for most of the inland valleys much be into the 70's. now we do see a little event of some potentially offshore winds happening. a whisper of that off towards our east after front drops through. that will be about wednesday or so. i don't think any statements will pop from that. but we always watch those offshore winds sometimes make sure that i got i control 66 san

francisco, 70 for oakland, san jose looking at 78. there are 80's well inland in the east bay, some hanging on to the north bay as well inland. tomorrow. temperatures back track, a touch but may warm up a little bit for around the bay will have more in your 4 zone forecast. an extended coming up in just a bit. stephanie. >> finally fall. thanks so much, dave. >> little blue angels are back for san francisco's fleet week, but they are not the only aircraft are going to see hovering over the bay area. >> i caught a ride on one of the fleets, most beloved aircrafts. check out the fat albert. he's there on your screen right there. the only plane in the air show operated by the u.s. marines. take a look. >> with the strength and size that could carry you to mount olympus and back. they called the super hercules this massive plane might not be the first that comes to mind when you think of the blue angels. but it can also take you to heavenly heights. >> highs, i've seen this particular front there from those 35,000 feet.

>> lovingly known as fat albert. this jumbo jet is mission critical to getting san francisco fleet week off the ground. we also get the incredible opportunity to start off the demo. most shows for our jets. take a look at the body of this plane. fat albert was named after a children's cartoon because of its rounder size and shape. and i absolutely love it. flight engineer lauren song, part of the crew taking us into the friendly skies today. that hour is still a part of the blue angels. but we're all marine crew. her enthusiasm is contagious. it's incredible opportunity able to fly all the different places that would do. this is the view on board and there's plenty of room essential space to carry all the people and hear the blue angels need. >> from show to show. >> just moments after takeoff. the plane hits a 45 degree. klein. >> really to his me off guard. >> the c one, 30 jay super

hercules proving it. snow maker us at one point the pilot takes us just 40 feet over the water. a thrill for the boaters below. that's after several tight turns and har banks. you can bet i was gripping on to my seat the entire time. he's on the new verse you'd see in a combat zone. the big aircraft making solid use of its 132 foot wingspan strong enough to lift a max weight of 100. and 75,000 pounds. >> so while these guys might be able to streak through the skies. >> that albert proves it's more than capable of carrying its own ways. >> it's pretty awesome. >> it's so cool. and our big thanks to the service men and women for their service in for inviting us to fly on board the fat albert that day. such a thrill. and during that flight fat albert traveled at speeds upwards of 270 knots.

that's why i was holding on for dear life. it's about 310 miles per hour. a very fast plane, despite its tremendous size. very, very impressive. there's a whole lot of fleet week activities happening today and tomorrow ship tours kick off at 10 in the morning and go until 4 in the afternoon stem center at marina. green is also going to be happening and a canine hero show activos park at 10:00am as well. and the second air show the weekend kicks off at 12, 30 and the blue angels are scheduled to fly at 3 in the afternoon for a full list of this weekend's activities. you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. and the best places to view the air shows over the weekend are on your screen right there. the marina green, a good option for you. that's near fort mason. but if you can't get there for any reason, maybe traffic's too heavy. the san francisco maritime national historic park as well as the george sterling park or telegraph hill. those are some spots that could be good options.

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businesses. and on wednesday, that's going to be civics day when board supervisors will stop at their favorite coffee shops or bars to chat with neighbors. and mayor london breed will also host a town hall at manny's cafe thursday's arts day. that's an interactive map highlighting local galleries with some like the moment staying open late and friday. you can enjoy free music at golden gate park's bandshell. and this again is all free. but people who are interested should register online for each day and theme on all out. s f dot com. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news citizens of stockton helping in the search for the serial killer through facebook explain.

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news that's kick off this half hour with a look at our forecast is pretty foggy out there days. bar in the feather center tracking the very latest. good morning day. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and this is pretty much of a ground fog situation going on here. yeah, i'm back. >> and you can see help. then the layer is some building tops are making it above it and it's actually warmer up there as we get the sun out mixes the process and this all evaporates really in the drier air. that's right. up above it. 50's over most of the bay. 48 santa rosa, 60 san jose and 67. meanwhile, for any off the winds will remain on shore and they will do so for much of next week. not a whole lot of a breeze, but it you know, get up there in the 20's and maybe

even when fun. a little bit in the east bay may be close to around 30 or so during the week. we're watching a little bit of a whisper of an offshore wind after a frontal passage into the middle of the week. this probably won't generate any statements but being offshore and dry. always watching a little bit for fleet week today. the air show going on temps around 66 or so we have a west wind 10 to 15 at times a little higher than that. those are surface winds, though, and scattered clouds still remain. those fog clouds just a touch. the breakdown for you today, 80 by high noon at 3 o'clock about 89. as we touch 90 in some of those inland valleys, a little cooler tomorrow, we'll get more. your 4 zone forecast. an extended in just a bit. 70. thanks very much, dave. >> as police continue to look for a potential serial killer in stockton, citizens there are hoping they can help and they're doing it through a facebook group. jeanne, when spoke with the creator of one of those groups and brings us this story. >> we live here. we work here. we have family here. we have a

playground here. children play here. like many residents in stockton. this feeling is mutual. >> and with the possibility of a serial killer on the loose, it's unsettling. that's why renee myers created this facebook page. i initially set up as a voice for the community to be able to contribute with their information and any leads that they had in only 2 days. this page has gotten a lot more members and she ever expected. she's also hiding her true identity, not only for her safety, but also for the cause of her facebook group. i want to focus on the core issue here which is addressing the serial killer in the community. it's not about me or any one individual. >> since this group has been created nearly 2000 people have joined in commented with their concerns. thoughts and tips. and while it's meant to be helpful place for people, stockton, police are concerned it could lead to an accurate information. members of this group have even posted pictures of people they believe matched the description of the person of interest. there are many sources out there that are talking about the investigation.

>> with that misinformation has been spread. >> last week, chief stanley mcfadden emphasized the importance of being careful of what is being consumed online regarding this case as the investigation moves forward. >> our provide timely a verified information. >> but myers says the reason she created this group is to work alongside the department's investigation and she will not support any efforts of vigilante work. >> follow the proper channels that the authorities have set up for tips and information. they are the experts in this field. >> ultimately, myers says her goals are to bring justice to the victims. families and put the person or people responsible behind bars. >> that was jeanne, when reporting for us this morning, police are encouraging residents to contact them for any with any leads, i should say or information regarding this case. happening overnight, berkeley police are investigating a shooting that unfolded in the downtown area. there. it happened around one 35 in the morning in the area of durrant and telegraph

avenue. roads in the area were closed for several hours. but the scene has since been cleared by police. we've reached out to officers for more information and we'll keep you updated with anything new throughout the morning. a man was nearly killed while trying to stop thieves from stealing his catalytic converter according to berkeley police. 2 people shot at the man in the berkeley hills near oak street and grand avenue. and the suspects were seen wearing hooded tops and driving a dark colored suv. thankfully the person or the victim involved in this was not hit in oakland. on tuesday, a man was shot and killed in his doorway when he told catalytic converter thieves to get away from his car. that's a separate incident. now a berkeley city council member is asking people to do what they can to stay out of danger. >> if people hear the noise of sowing in front of their homes are close to their homes, they need to call 9-1-1, immediately not go outside, put themselves in a safe place and that they're out of harm's way.

>> and governor newsom signed a bill limiting used catalytic converter sales requiring stricter record keeping to make it easier to track down any stolen parts. the new law goes into effect on january. 1st. in the south bay, the fire department there is under hot water after a video circulating on social media shows a woman getting out of a fire truck in front of a strip club in san jose kron four's. justin campbell brings us reaction from city officials. >> here at the pink poodle strip club of fire. old video posted by the san jose fools instagram thursday. so as a stripper getting out of a fire truck with lights on and walking with heels on in a skimpy outfit straight into the club. the biggest question for city officials, what was the woman doing in the fire truck? san jose mayor sam liccardo issued a statement to kron 4 saying if the investigation concludes that this video is as bad as it looks, then heads must roll.

we cannot have a life critical emergency rescue apparatus redlick hated to a frat party bus nor tolerate any conduct that so demeans their heroic work of the rest of our sj fd team. i trust that chief robert sapien has one of our nation's finest fire chiefs will respond accordingly. the fire truck involved came from engine for house on lane avenue. the fire department also issued a statement saying the department has become aware of a concerning video posted on social media and investigation has been initiated to determine facts surrounding the video repprting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay residents living in a santa rosa neighborhood are not happy after hundreds of people apparently showed up for a house party in the area. police say that they had to be called to break up the party. that happened at a home in

fountain grove. that home was being used as a short term rentals through a travel website. the people apparently violated the city's short-term rental ordinance, which does not allow for large gatherings, according to investigators. the police chief says this appears to be a growing problem for some north bay neighborhoods. >> the jays and taco trucks and a full bar set up an inviting hundreds of people to residents for neighborhood isn't responsible. it took 6 officers over an hour to to clear out this party. so that's so the police department that were dedicating resources to short-term rentals which are being properly manage. >> the chief says there will likely be some fines issued ranging anywhere from 500 to $1500 depending on the offense. in an effort to get more money back into the pockets of drivers. governor newsom is going after oil companies. he announced he is calling a special legislative session in december so

lawmakers can consider passing a tax on excessive oil profits. newsom said that all companies are price gouging drivers and he said the high price of gasoline over the summer helped exxonmobil and chevron see record levels of income. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. governor newsom also swearing-in thousands of students in the state's first ever college for fellowship. >> and we are celebrating hispanic heritage month all month long here at kron 4, we have a special art collection cultivated by a california

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>> welcome back. taking a live look now at a very foggy golden gate bridge this morning. traffic moving along very carefully at this hour. we got dave spahr checking in on our forecast all morning long for so how long is that fog going to be sticking around for dave? well, it's going to be a morning, a phenomena for the most stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. quite towers. you can see this is npreally starting to improve bi by bit. >> as of the fog starts to lift a little bit now around the golden gate. that's where the stirring is occurring. so sometimes it actually looks worse before it gets better. but keep that in the morning hours. still, we're going to be left over with his. don't go away. stay right there. while on leave in that. all right. here's a look what's happening up around tahoe for the next couple of days. upper 60's to near about 70 or so monday into tuesday might see a stray little shower to the south, perhaps fire up with some daytime heating tomorrow. but on rain is really not much of the equation heading down. the joy of this is in the western caribbean. max winds at last check. 65 still

technically a tropical storm expected up. jump real quickly to hurricane strength. become a category one before it strikes, nicaragua, honduras is on the pathway here is you can see already statements of being posted on the west side of the pacific side, of course, is very thin around their central america and in guatemala will be left with a tropical depression or extratropical. so rain is going to be part feature of this forecast. lot of rain. heavy rain is expected next few days for the pacific for us. there's that little front there. not much to it. we're going to be some cooling relief from middle of the week. it's all nice. but it's the offshore winds from these things we got to watch because it's not coming with pick curse of rains and we get a front. you get got some insulation. these aren't coming with that. so that's why it's always a little bit of an issue when that happens. so we'll watch for some offshore winds. nothing for the pacific. real note over the next week, even in till next weekend. so we'll keep it pretty much mostly sunny, 4 zone forecast for you today again, got to keep some scattered clouds for the bay.

66 lower 60's covering along the coast. 78 burlingame, 72 millbrae. 73 foster city with redwood city about 76 down to the south bay. a lot of 70's to be had here, too. but some 80's popping here and there morgan hill reaching for 88 79 cupertino. and we've got fremont. 76 tri valley near 90 will go with 88 pleasanton livermore. 89 88 for a walnut creek. 89 for danville, 67 berkeley, oakland, 70 71 87 for fairfield. so some of those inland spots still warming nicely. 85 covers it for santa rosa. 70 forecast. a nice fall one at that. for the most part, mostly sunny, watching. again, those winds here as we get to tuesday into wednesday. hopefully don't get too big here. and along the east bay shoreline, lower 70's that that. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> you probably know cheech marin is one half of the hollywood duo. cheech and chong. megan tell us, sat down with him to talk about his

chicano pride and the rocky road to be taken seriously in the world of art. >> she she was actually born in south central los angeles. his birth name is richard money in his nickname, not so isis. >> they brought home the like you struggled of late? >> yeah. and never looked back a beloved list and, you know, kind and michael the move. could this that i seen each >> and so that was my name. and you call yourself a proud chicano. and that's something that you you make a choice to be identified. when did you realize that you were to cano and why? because >> come to move in the sky was the mexican because it was never had never been to move. bill is being spent. is i grew up in an all-black neighborhood and i spoke only

english. teachers. mom worked in education. his father, a member of l a p d for 30 years. >> identifying as jugando became teaches way of taking ownership of all he was and was not in this country. what i >> really come to realize kind of stand for is is evolution and evolutionary process. take whatever you brought with you and combined it with present to you. and then combine weaved into got a lifestyle is love of family and growing up. his was tight knit. it was 4 of us was for cousins and we're all right. kids that cap in the a liberal arts education by kuz teaching us is that the love of learning and how when you when you develop the love of learning to everything. so so he assigned as different topics to bring back to the group. and then i got some assigned art. i would every saturday

look at ok, that says, and that's kind of consular that i had to cave in myself that way. this love of art transcending teaches life into a work of art. it started years before cheech catapulted to icon status in the 1970's as one half of hollywood's grammy-award winning counterculture, no-holds-barred comedy duo, cheech and chong got pocket man. >> by now, he has mastered the art of collecting. now he is sharing his private collection with the world at the cheech in southern california, the city of riverside came to me with this offer because they have this building that had to be perfect for me the building. >> to house the collection. when did you fall in love with chicano art women for through all kinds of and there are european dutch masters, all kinds different kinds of art that they were exposed to in college. it was definitely it's a common element to that. you you could taste it. he lay in the journey here hasn't

been easy and was pushed back from the 2 kind of academic community from my involvement because who is this donor community? and to tell us what's up about 2 gone or of they didn't know what my motivation. you have to be to kind it's a kind of you know. and and if my my theory is that if you're doing the right thing, right, good things will happen to his goal is to introduce chicano art to a wider audience. give chicano artists a platform to grow goes back to when your kid is out. hasn't he say as it is. >> it's very good. >> and we have an entire section on our web site dedicated to hispanic heritage month. all you got to do is scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to that part of our website at kron 4 dot com. >> as we head into the break, if you're looking for something fun to do this

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> hey, good morning and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin and it is saturday october the 8th we're covering a lot for you this morning, including that foggy weather outdoors. let's check in real quick with dave spahr a day. >> a warning everybody. and that fog is a spilled all over the valley, the bay valley to flooded valley. the bay we have and you can get us an idea here from the east bay shrubbery up here in the hills. it just shows you how thin that fog is. so we've got to heat the ground to get the mixing process going on here. some left over fog clouds as we get into the round the afternoon hours. you can see along the coast, most of the bay should be cleared out to some scattered clouds. a lot of sunshine tonight. boy comes back. look at that spilling into the delta very nicely again. shosld mix out for the

most part as we approach around the noon hour, a little problematic, though, along the coast. temperature check for you. 67 for antioch, most east bay's locations in the 50's along the shoreline. 64 livermore gets so 49 at the santa rosa might not been updated yet. 54 san francisco, 60 san jose for fleet week activities today we've got against few scattered clouds. temperatures on the cool side. where the sweater jacket and so forth got scattered clouds, too, with a good strong west wind 10 to 15, even up around 20 or so. we have a closer inspection. your forecast in a bit, stephanie, looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> happening now, oakland police are asking for help locating a missing teen. take a good look at your screen. there. 14 year-old in griff hernandez was last seen yesterday morning around 10:00am on the 9300 block of olive street in oakland. you're looking at a photo of her that was sent to us by oakland police. now she was last seen wearing a red and black shirt and blue jeans. she's 5 foot. 2 inches tall with black and red hair and

brown eyes. if you seen her, you are asked to please call oakland police. well, today marks 5 years since a deadly north bay fire storm tore through parts of lake napa and sonoma counties. thousands of homes were destroyed and dozens of lives were lost. santa rosa was one of the hardest areas hit specifically the coffey park neighborhood. and you can see all the damage there that was left behind. and today community members will gather in that neighborhood to honor the city's resilience. kron four's camila barco is live there for us this morning with more on today's ceremony. good morning. camila. >> stephanie, behind me, you'll notice that the santa rosa fire department and cal fire, they are already here. these agencies while they spent countless hours trying to save homes. >> and people saving while this community was in flames. now, coffey park right behind these trucks. this place was

completely destroyed, but it has sense being rebel. i want you to take a look at what coffey park look like after the tubbs fire in 2017, the fire burned more than 36,000 acres. almost 6,000 structures were destroyed. and 22 people died. division fire chief for santa rosa fire department tells me this neighborhood was gone. believe it or not. 5 years later, the rebuilding process is still ongoing. a lot of homes are still under construction, but coffey park specifically has been completely rebuilt. now, santa rosa fire is one of the massive wildfires that they responded to in the north bay in october of 2017. the santa rosa fire department also helped out during the nuns fire that burned 56,000 acres and destroyed more than 1300 structures. there was also the atlas fire. not burnt more than 51,000 acres and 6 people died. the division fire chief at the santa rosa fire

department tells me that they are much better prepared now to withstand another potential event like those. he says that they have the capabilities to do all of their own emergency alerting and morning notifications. here's what he had to say. >> have additional firefighters on hand during critical fire weather. we have everything from access to artificial intelligence with cameras that are monitoring fires. now additional weather stations. and again, just how we educate and prepare our communities with knowing their zones, knowing their evacuation routes, their ways out of their neighborhood. i'm just so many improvements that have really truly paid off. you kind of wish that a lot of those systems were in place back in 2017. >> and stephanie, today, state and local officials are going to be here as well. like i said, the center is a fire department, cal fire and of course, the community members are going to be out here today to remember what happened 5 years ago today and what they

have gone through in the last 5 years. the rebuilding process and where they are now a very resilient community here and the ceremony starts at 10 o'clock this morning. i'll send it back to you and we wish them the absolute best as they continue that rebuild process. thank you so much. camila. >> another big story we are following this morning. the family of a man who was killed in oakland last year is speaking out. police say miguel vasquez was likely the victim of a suspected serial killer from stockton kron four's. dan thorn spoke with the victim's family. >> the family of miguel vasquez holding back tears. investigators say the 39 year-old father of 3 was killed in east oakland in april 2021, he is one of 6 men believed to be connected to a suspected serial killer. why did he do this? the right data without you knowing kuz use lake? think he's started that height. in as boss, kaz is miguel oldest daughter.

>> she says his death has been painful for their family. he was a really, great weather. >> he was well known in oakland was going on. he was kind. he was hard with stockton. police chief says ballistics evidence linked vasquez to several other victims in stockton. >> the chief released this video of someone they're calling a person of interest. vasquez had been living on the streets in oakland and worked odd jobs busk as his sister is scared that her brother's killer is still out there and doesn't put us on. he's heartless and he's killing innocent people without caring that they have children, our families, oakland and stockton, police are working together to find the killer. we just want justice for families out there and remind it too. >> and that was dan thorn reporting for us this morning. investigators say the victims ages range from 21 to 54 years old and most of them were hispanic men from stockton,

$125,000 reward is being offered for any information that leads to an arrest. coming up in the next hour here at the kron. 4 news, more coverage on the search for the stockton serial killer. we speak with the creator of an online group that stepping up to help find him. >> and another man arrested in connection to the kidnapping of as a family in merced, said we have the latest details coming up after the break. plus at 9.30, governor gavin newsom wants to take action to try and help lower gas prices. we have the latest details on his new proposal. week is in full swing. and i got to take a special flight with the u.s. marines. we want to stay tuned for this.

>> welcome back. the brother of the man suspected of kidnapping and killing a family from or said has been arrested in connection with the case. alberto salgado was arrested in merced county for criminal conspiracy, accessory and destroying evidence. law enforcement officials also provided additional details about the possible motive for these killings. they tell us the primary suspect has salgado had a longstanding dispute with the family. he

was booked on 4 charges of murder. officials say he sent the family angry texts and emails about a year ago after working for their trucking company. so is now in jail after spending several days in the hospital after allegedly trying to take his own life. hundreds of see community members gathered in merced said thursday night for a candlelight vigil for the victims in merced said which included an 8 month-old girl, her parents and her uncle vigils are expected to be held every night for the next 3 nights to honor those 4 lives lost. >> all right. once we shake off some of the morning, fog least inland is going to be sunny. as those temperatures reached a near about 90, we'll take a look at that forecast. we come back to kron 4 morning news weekend continues.

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>> hello and thanks so much for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news taking a live look now at the gorgeous embarcadero. beautiful views out there. we're expecting some very nice weather conditions for fleet expecting the blue angels to take to the sky at around 03:00pm this afternoon. he in the way the fog is pulling away. so it's happened. yes, yes, and we've got dave tracking it all for us said, david, what should people

expect is a step outdoors, ok? well, as you mentioned there, the beautiful shot going on there. you can just see a peeling away. so we've got some of those leftover fog scattered clouds with the throw. and they're basically been a lot of blue year and enjoy too. >> and not just the plains. this is what it looks like from the east bay shoreline. nice blue skies going on here, but it's still a little covered up with the fog. we can see the landscape below that. let's hand it over to future cast for not a lot to see here. but you can to see the daytime heating and the response from the atmosphere clears out. there's the afternoon cloud cover built from daytime heating fall. comes back in the morning. burns off. >> again, see some stray showers south of tahoe. now where that may appear a couple little leftover almost one song. we will call it for the monsoon this being october. it's tentatively out of the season. temperature check for you about the 60's for most of the east bay for now east bay shoreline. because of that fog temperature suppressed in the 50's up to the north bay. still santa rosa at a chilly 49. 71 going on for any act, by the way, speaking of blue angel show is going on. you

probably want to have that sweater or jacket or so because temperatures will be pretty much sub 70 and you've got a good step when working out of the west a little bit today. so morning fog gives way to those scattered clouds warm inland, though, near about 90. so that's going to be climate change for you coming in from the east bay tomorrow. we've got to morning fog. drizzle going on, perhaps happening at the coastal areas. there. they clouds remain in the afternoon. mild inland as 80's will see. and bay temperatures in the 70's. meanwhile, for the week ahead, more of the same. it looks like again, the inland temperatures only in the mid 80's. it's a persistence forecast. but the only thing here a little bit that we got a mention is mid week, maybe brief offshore wind event. we're going to watch. we don't see any statements popping from any of that. but every time it's october, you say offshore, it's always we're watching. that's going to be post the front. that's typical tuesday. you get the front come down. it doesn't give us any rain or anything. it's dry. and then we get the offshore wind behind it. so we'll watch that. 66 san francisco, 70 open 78 san

jose. they're your upper 80's for the far east bay and up to the north bay kind of a hodgepodge of 80's as well. going a little bit more in your 4 zone forecast. we'll check that extended to stephanie. all right. thanks very much. today. >> well, governor gavin newsom signed 997 bills into law. this past legislative session. among them measures addressing transgender rights and assault survivors here discusses san francisco senator scott wiener who championed a number of these initiatives. thanks so much for joining us live here this morning. thank you for having me. all right. so let's kick things off. first, talk a bit about senate bill 107. this would prevent trans children and their families from criminal prosecution. >> in california, if they were to seek that care in our state. what inspired this move? >> this is a bill that i-70, but i never thought i would have to sees me so earlier this year governor greg abbott

of texas announced that they were going to start prosecuting the parents of transgender children who received gender affirming care to put the parents in prison, put the kids in foster care and then other state started passing laws to do this as well. alabama was going to parents in prison for 10 years. and so we decided that that obviously it's it is criminalizing these families for just trying to support their kids. and so what we decided was to california should be a state of refuge that those parents of those families feel unsafe and feel the need to come to california. we're not going to send them back. we're not going to honor subpoenas. we're not going to enforce this horrible laws. we're going to make them feel safe here. have you already started to see families coming to california to see this type of we don't know yet because it's not something we can really. >> truck. we are aware of families in various states who are you are wanting to leave or leaving because they just

don't feel safe. raising their kids and states but literally said those kids, there's something wrong with them and that the families might be literally torn apart by the state. how many states do know of that have introduced legislation or of made moves trying to prevent people from getting a hold of this type of care. >> well, what we've with 2 ways in recent years of attacks on the lgbtq community is the one red state and then they all start copying each other. and we've seen that for a variety of different kinds of attacks, including the don't say law in florida as well as the talks on trans athletes and so i think about a half a dozen states have either introduced or passed laws. some are held up in the courts, but we don't know what the future holds. and so we want to make sure that california is prepared in case we need to be a refuge for these families. >> now, let's talk a bit about also a senate bill. 1, 2, 2, 8, this is a pretty big one. you actually joined us here

live in april to talk about this. this would prevent police from using a assault victim's dna against this. so kind of recap of what led you to introducing this legislation in the sure. we know that for assault survivors. it's unbelievably traumatizing, a crime. >> and then it takes additional courage to go to the hospital, provide a dna sample known sometimes as a rate cut, which is, you know, for a piece of physical exam when you're already traumatized. and but we want to encourage assault survivors to come forward and provide this evidence so that we can prosecute the perpetrators. what we found out earlier this year is the san francisco police to apartment. unfortunately was retaining this database and then using a against assault survivors. there was one in particular who was arrested for a property crime based on her

rape kit, dna. and that sends a very loud message to survivors that if you provide a dna sample that might be used against you in the future, it's one more disincentive to come forward. so this now prohibits site. it says that the dna can only be used to go after perpetrator. and to be clear, the san francisco police department is no longer engaging in this practice either. yes, and to his credit, you scott immediately came out and said this is wrong and shouldn't be happening. >> i had actually police departments from around the state coming to me and saying not us. we've never done this for more. hopefully it'll never happen again. but we figured it would be cut to write into law to make clear that this is definitively illegal. >> and both of these bills go into effect january first. that's correct. okay. we're good. and last quick question for you. is there anything you wish the governor addressed that? he did not this last legislative session. >> we had a really solid year

passed a lot of strong climate bills and housing bills am you know, for a child improvements more funding for public education. we had a good my my biggest disappointment of the year was the governor vetoed a bill that i to allow san francisco, oakland and los angeles to open up safe consumption sites, places where people who are using drugs on the streets instead of using on the can go inside to help the setting. so they're not using in fdont of people's kids there. we make sure they don't have dirty needles. they don't even the eagles and the sidewalks. it's a proven model around the world and we want to try it out here. and we've got that passed through the legislature. governor newsom did veto. it was an extreme disappointment. but putting that aside, it was a very successful year. we work very well with the governor and i'm proud of what we were able to get on this year. >> ivm very, very interesting.

and imagine you're going to continue working on that last measure that you were just talking about and will continue to stay in touch with you on your work on state. senator scott wiener, thank you so much for your time this morning. thank you so much. all right. we'll be right back.

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that green is 55 for bottles 60. meanwhile, 4 san jose. so a true to form our winds basically remain on shore for the next couple of days. but there is a front tuesday edition to tuesday night may provide a brief offshore wind, a pop into the middle of the week. something we like to watch that the around october like this for fleet week today. again, we want to make note of just a few scattered clouds, but mostly blue skies and blue planes in the air with some scattered clouds, temperatures, 66 or so in the ad that west wind at 10 to 15 even gusting. oh, hi or so. definitely need the jacket or perhaps the sweater along with that as well. we'll get more into this in the 4 zone forecast. an extended coming up in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> as police continue to search for a potential serial killer in stockton, citizens there are hoping they can help and they're doing it through a facebook group. jeanne, when spoke with the creator of one of those groups and has this story. >> we live here. we work here. we have family here. we have a

playground here. children play here. like many residents in stockton. this feeling is mutual. >> and with the possibility of a serial killer on the loose, it's unsettling. that's why renee myers created this facebook page. i initially set up as a voice for the community to be able to contribute with their information and any leads that they had in only 2 days. this page has gotten a lot more members and she ever expected. she's also hiding her true identity, not only for her safety, but also for the cause of her facebook group. i want to focus on. >> the core issue here which is addressing the serial killer in the community. it's not about me or any one individual. >> since this group has been created nearly 2000 people have joined in commented with their concerns. thoughts and tips. and while it's meant to be helpful place for people, stockton, police are concerned it could lead to an accurate information. members of this group have even posted pictures of people they believe matched the description of the person of interest. there are many

sources out there that are talking about the investigation. >> with that misinformation has been spread. >> last week, chief stanley mcfadden emphasized she importance of being careful of what is being consumed online regarding this case as the investigation moves forward. >> i will provide timely a verified information. >> but myers says the reason she created this group is to work alongside the department's investigation and she will not support any efforts of vigilante work. >> follow the proper channels that the authorities have set up for tips and information. they are the experts in this field. >> ultimately, myers says her goals are to bring justice to the victims. families and put the person or people responsible behind bars. >> and that was jeanne, when reporting for us this morning. police there are encouraging people to contact them with any leads or information regarding the stockton serial killer case. back here in the bay area. one man is using social media to clean up san francisco's open air drug market and the effort apparently seems to be making

some progress as kron. 4 says you do and found out. >> we don't know how happy i am to come outside and be able to see. my street corner nice and cleaned up like this. it is something that richie wind has been working hard to achieve by using social media to highlight an open air drug market here on 8th street and mission in san francisco. >> i talked to lee in about the situation while he was at that location on wednesday. >> as did an interview with kron, 4 news. >> and he asked me, do i think if the situation on a thin mission has gotten any better, however, this is what it looked like one day lead kids and their parents can. >> safely take. the which was not exactly the case. back in july when he shot this now viral all say, ok, but richie winds, recent jubilation was short-lived. on friday, he

woke up to an all too familiar c. >> it's you know, it's not going to change overnight. obviously, it's not really that that it's kind of the same you know, people using. a lot of trash and debris. like kind of shows up overnight. you know what one thing i can say is that the fence, i think represents change in the ideology behind what is going on a hope and lease >> that's what it's showing. and it's not just political. >> floyd, we need to try some different approaches. let's see if this works like what you when san francisco supervisor matt dorsey is also a recovering addict. >> heat who lives in the area of 8, the mission and this is a problem. >> you know, this is something that kids are studying walking through, that they shouldn't have it. i myself as person in recovery. i by that sidewalk

got have a cloud of. you know, to we have to make sure that we're being in our approach. and let's try let's try some fencing. and then we have some programs that we're recommending call redd recovery programs to better incentivize people who are trying to get into recovery. richie, when says until the open air drug market is closed. >> he's not giving up on using his videos to bring about a change. seemed like it going nowhere. but this a nice me to keep going and going in san francisco has a kron. 4 news. >> happening overnight, berkeley police are investigating a shooting in the downtown area. this happened around one 35 in the morning in the area of duran and telegraph avenue. that's pretty close to the uc berkeley campus roads in the area were closed for several hours, but the scene has since been cleared. we've reached out to local police for more information and we'll keep you updated throughout the morning with any new information as it

comes in just days after a man in oakland was shot and killed while attempting to stop the theft of a catalytic converter thieves in berkeley opened fire on a resident doing the exact same thing. kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> berkeley police are looking for 2 suspects last seen speeding from the berkeley hills thursday morning wearing hooded tops and driving a dark colored suv. one of them is accused of opening fire on a resident who heard sawing noises and witness them attempting to steal a neighbor's catalytic converter. i find it really concerning that. >> these thieves are now willing to go as far as murder. >> in order to get whatever whatever money they're getting from trading in these catalytic converters. the shooting happened in the berkeley hills near oak street and glenn avenue. >> police say although multiple shots were fired, the resident was not hit. he called 9-1-1 before calling out to the suspects. but on

tuesday morning in oakland, arturo coronado was shot and killed in his doorway when he told catalytic converter thieves to get away from his car councilmember susan, when graph represents the berkeley hills and says help is on the way. i'm very hopeful that the bills that governor newsom has signed. >> that will go into effect on january. first, help. >> to slow down and and maybe even prevent these catalytic converter the women who recyclers can buy catalytic converters from and requires more stringent record, keeping to make it easier to track stolen catalytic converters. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay, the fire department is in hot water after a video circulated on social media showing a woman getting out of a fire truck in front of a strip club in san jose kron four's. justin campbell brings us reaction from city officials and the fire department. >> here at the pink poodle

strip club of fire. old video posted by the san jose fools instagram thursday. so as a stripper getting out of a fire truck with lights on and walking with heels on in a skimpy outfit straight into the club. the biggest question for city officials, what was the woman doing in the fire truck? san jose mayor sam liccardo issued a statement to kron 4 saying if the investigation concludes that this video is as bad as it looks, then heads must roll. we cannot have a life critical emergency rescue apparatus redlick hated to a frat party bus nor tolerate any conduct that so demeans their heroic work of the rest of our sj fd team. i trust that chief robert sapien has one of our nation's finest fire chiefs will respond accordingly. the fire truck involved came from engine for house on lane avenue. the fire department also issued a statement saying the department has become

aware of a concerning video posted on social media and investigation has been initiated to determine facts surrounding the video reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> and the north, a santa rosa police broke up a large party that apparently happened on wednesday night. police say as many as 400 people were coming in and out of a home that was being used as a short-term rental kron four's. rob nesbitt spoke with santa rosa's police chief to learn more. >> this area of santa rosa is all about luxury fountaingrove has luxury home swimming pools, golf courses. and on wednesday night, the 3900 block of flint ridge drive had what? it's not supposed to a large gathering. it's a stunning property to look at around 10:00pm wednesday. this luxury home became a headache for santa rosa police. neighbors calling and complaining over the amount of people showing up. our officers responded to the area and seeing that there were up to 75 to 100 vehicles parked in this area.

>> they observed over 3 to 400 people there. the residents, santa rosa police chief john cregan says the property was being used by renters to the web site. vrbo violating the city short-term rental ordinance that passed last year. >> a number of rules including 2 short term renters per bedroom. one off-street parking space per bedroom and no large gatherings. it took 6 officers over an hour to to clear out this party. so that's so the police department that were >> dedicating resources to short-term rentals which are being properly manage. chief cregan says the people gathered were in town from southern california for a cannabis event this weekend. they had deejays and food vendors and a large bar set up. the property owner was contacted by. police responded to the scene the same night. >> cregan says both the owner and the people gathered at the rental property cooperated with police with dozens of short term renting violations in santa rosa every year. the chief of police wants more people paying attention to the rules. we want people in our community better have short-term rentals and have places for people to say. but

at the same time, it's the responsibility of those homeowners to ensure that they're following the rules and regulations and these are turning in the mega party events, which is unfortunate that we're seeing more and more of across our city. >> the city's code enforcement team is investigating the event. but chief craig and says it appears that there's a violation. and santa rosa, the property owner gets a $500 fine for the first violation of $1000 fine for the second and $1500 for the 3rd and a possible relocation of their short-term rental permit. reporting in santa rosa. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> in an effort to get more money back into the pockets of drivers. governor newsom is going after oil companies. he announced he is calling a special legislative session in december so lawmakers can consider passing a tax on excessive oil profits. and said, all companies are price gouging drivers. he said the high price of gasoline over the summer helped exxonmobil and chevron see what he called record income.

>> ok, look at high temperatures expected across the bay and beyond for today. we got the upper 80's in the far east bay. 85 of the santa rosa. 66, though, a little cool in san francisco. so for the air show, maybe a sweat are here for the stronger west. when a look at your 4 zone forecast. plus, an extended in just a bit.

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are not the only aircraft are going to see over the san francisco bay. i caught a ride on one of the fleets, most beloved planes, fat albert. you can see it on your screen. there. the only aircraft in the show operated by u.s. marines. take a look. >> with the strength and size that could carry you to mount olympus and back. they called the super hercules this massive plane might not be the first that comes to mind when you think of the blue angels. but it can also take you to heavenly heights. >> highs, i've seen this particular for air from those 35,000 feet. >> lovingly known as fat albert. this jumbo jet is mission critical to getting san francisco fleet week off the ground. we also get the incredible opportunity to start off the demo. most shows for our jets. take a look at the body of this plane. fat albert was named after a children's cartoon because of its rounder size and shape. and i absolutely love it. flight engineer lauren song, part of the crew taking us into the friendly skies today.

that hour is still a part of the blue angels. but we're all marine crew. her enthusiasm is contagious. it's incredible opportunity to be able to fly all the different places that would do. this is the view on board and there's plenty of room essential space to carry all the people and hear the blue angels need. >> from show to show just moments after takeoff. the plane hits a 45 degree. klein. >> really, to that is me off guard. >> the c one, 30 jay super hercules proving it. snow maker us at one point the pilot takes us just 40 feet over the water. a thrill for the boaters below. that's after several tight turns and hard banks. you can bet i was gripping on to my seat the entire time. these on maneuvers you'd see in a combat zone. the big aircraft making solid use of its 132

foot wingspan strong enough to lift a max weight of 100. and 75,000 pounds. >> so while these guys might be able to streak through the skies. >> that albert proves it's more than capable of carrying its own ways. >> it's pretty awesome. >> it's so cool in just tremendous experience being on board the service men and women with the u.s. marines. and yeah, huge thanks to them for their service and for inviting us onto that flight. >> by the way, you're mentioning earlier going up there. we had your moments to you're telling me, right? it was a to g. so the plan basically went up 45 degrees and then it leveled off. we thought that 2 g moment it was spectacular and exhilarating and also 18 miles per second squared, by the way, to jea's. so way to go thank you very, very much. and so i mean, how our weather conditions fairing today for those who want to go enjoy for okay. we have a little bit of fog you talked about earlier. it's doing a

pretty nice clean up job here. here's the sfo. what we have that earlier. you can see there. but now the east bay. yeah, it's a little bit along the shoreline, but that should clear out the some puffy cumulus left over up to tahoe, keeping it mostly sunny. >> as a little addendum in here might have a little bit if you wave a few showers to the south and east for the most part, but temperatures hanging around 70 for a high julia in the western caribbean makes a beeline to nicaragua. central america's looking at a category one storm, probably landfall tomorrow or tonight and becoming a tropical depression through guatemala. heavy rain is what we're watching in the west coast. there is a front we're watching by tuesday, wednesday. it's the offshore winds behind all of it. that may pose a little bit of an issue and that beyond that, not much more coming in from the pacific on another front. looks like it's lined up 4 zone forecast covering you this saturday. looks like 66 for san francisco lower 60's at the coast. 78 going on for burlingame further south foster city. 73 palo alto with 74. we'll keep it mid to upper

70's in the south bay, although a couple of 80's hanging on scout hitting 3.79 for cupertino. back to the east bay shoreline, upper 70's tri valley, upper 80's to near about 90. you will feel a little difference, though. tomorrow, a slightly cooler, not so much on the east bay shoreline. more of the same. 76 for san leandro. 71 for 81 for napa and 85 for santa rosa in lynn. get used to the 80's there here. totally all week. that's right. watch of that front again tuesday, wednesday, little bit of an offshore wind event as we hang from the 70's along the east bay shoreline, chilly 60's for the coast. stephanie. >> thanks very much, dave. governor newsom swearing in more than 3,000 students at the launch of california's brand-new college corps. the californians for all college corps, a statewide paid service program which helps underserved students graduate on time and with less dead while helping out the local community. the program focuses on 3 key issues in our state k through 12 education, climate action and food insecurity.

this is the first time the california dream act. students can earn support for college through a state program. >> are going to be a part of the movement towards change. we should remember that when our workflow gets too hard and it will when 450 seems like too many hours, we have to juggle midterms and finals and working relationships and service center host site. remember that the service we're doing is going to improve our communities as a whole. >> and as a result is going to prove this. >> the college corps will support more than 3,000 students in its first year and participating. students also get up to $10,000 for completing service. all right. as florida recuperates from the aftermath of hurricane ian, some waterlogged electric cars are now exploding. firefighters say it's a new challenge that they have not yet faced before. our reporter brian entin has the details. >> hurricane ian was a

once-in-a-century storm causing flooding like never before. on the west coast of florida. problem with ev and the hurricane caused something else never seen before. exploding electric cars. the electric vehicles were submerged during in and the lithium ion batteries flooded with salt water from the storm surge. now they're catching fire. what's making these electric vehicles basically explode? >> i so you have the stored energy in the batteries that just because the vehicle submerged doesn't mean that energy is any way anytime you mix, you electrical components and salt water together. it it's a recipe for disaster. >> north collier fire district had to cut open a tesla and spray down the battery that was on fire. just this fire department says they've had happened 4 times in one week. >> i think that as we moved over to electric vehicles, this is the first time we've seen anything like this. >> the issue is the batteries

in the car can reignite over and over again. florida state fire marshal jimmy patronis as it takes a lot of water and foam to put them out for good with the ev technology being so new. do you think we should be concerned? >> i do. i do. so here's here's what is. it was a natural disaster and we learn something from every single natural disaster. we truly do. and what we are learning from this one is is evs are not compatible with salt water when they become an operable when they have short when they have corrosion issues. >> and therein optimal and they're actually in your garage as a lot of cars were because of this storm surge event, they become now a fire hazard for your house. >> as we head into the break, if you're looking for something to do this weekend, check out this option. the california sea we festival in timber timbre. the family friendly event will showcase the use of cbd and art cooking

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is one of the now 11 crew members on the international space station following the arrival of the space x dragon thursday night. now the new crew includes 2 other astronauts and a cosmonaut and they're going to spend months on board the orbiting laboratory conducting more than 200 scientific experiments that 0 g, by the way, that's nothing. so that's not their falling all the time. have to get used to. takes about a day. i'm told the to get used to that. i am curious to know what kind of experiments that they have on have to live out here flight. >> and take a look at this day. the new fine-dining restaurant in san francisco is exclusively catering to a canine clientele. >> do is in san francisco's mission district offers pastries from its in-house hot history on sundays. this serves up a $75.3 course. meal and it is seasonal and rotates frequently. so get ready to pay up. if you want to take your dog out to this restaurant and the owner says

that they've worked with a vet to ensure that all of the dishes served here are well balanced and that they contain dog safe ingredients to be that looks that looks delicious. their grab one there. but 7 day forecast, though, we've got mild temperatures, mild fall going on for all the week long. >> tuesday wednesday zone. we're looking at a potential little whisper of an offshore wind start to happen here because october fire season. that's why we're kind of cautious thanks very much pilots as it for us here at the compo morning news. thanks so much for joining us. have a happy for week. everybody.

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