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sunshine for the bay. as we approach the noon hour back again. it comes for the overnight to greet us for your monday morning. and again, maxing out pretty quickly by the noon hour. temperature check were mostly in the 50's, you know, with a situation like this, we get a lot of uniformity with that marine layer coming back again for blue angels. again, the airshow. 68 temperatures partly cloudy with throwing a few little scattered clouds get in there. west wind at around 10 to 15 year. general breakdown throws us back into the business of the 80's inland. although a touch cooler. we've got a persistence forecast coming up for the week ahead. so if you like today, you'll probably like the week ahead to 70. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> new this morning, police in san jose are investigating a deadly hit and run this happening in the area of center and story roads. police say a homeless man on a bike was hit by 2 cars. one of those cars took off. the second driver remained at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation so far this year in san jose. 54 people have been killed in deadly

traffic accidents and in the east bay. police in antioch are investigating a deadly shooting that happened overnight just before midnight. police responded to reports of a shooting on the 2600 block of belmont lane. when officers arrived, they found a man in the parking lot who had been shot. he died at the scene right now. investigators are interviewing witnesses and trying to identify the shooter. meantime, oakland city le3ders joined the community to address the rise of crime in the city. this as the city marks its 100 and second homicide of the year. kron four's amanda hari spoke with set city council members and brings us their reactions. >> oakland leaders spent saturday but their community just hours after police began investigating another homicide. the 100nd homicide of the year happened in east oakland near 45th and bancroft avenues. 2 people were shot. one is in stable condition. the other debt city council

members and other community leaders held a vigil at city hall for all of those impacted. i'm a woman. a mom. i have been. >> i'm a victim of violence myself. i know it's scary. >> and i want our residents to know that the city council is absolutely committed to eu council president nikki fortunato bass also visited bella vista park saturday. >> there she spoke with people who are concerned about their own safety. people are fed up. was also very good to talk with people about how committed they are to the city. guns are the route that this violence that we're seeing. and so we have to look at every level to get guns off the streets. meanwhile, council member dan called spent time in bush tried park. he wasn't a similar stories of fear and frustration. are at constant nations fear, it's not just in one or 2 or 3 neighborhoods that in most, if not all neighborhoods in in our in our city called says in

addition to getting guns off the street, people spoke to him about addressing the root of crime. what came up today was the importance of emphasis on the importance. >> i'm investing. true prevention is investing in programs. resources early on. well, our young boys are falling into the world of council member call. it's the city could use outside help, but he feels oakland leaders need to be instrumental in creating do we need assistance from the alameda county? absolutely. we do. we need to stay in front of or to help more. absolutely. we do open can just point fingers. >> and other governments have to be part of that solution. >> that was amanda hari reporting for u.s.. council members told kron 4 they are dedicating more resources to investigate violent crimes. detectives have not made an arrest in friday's homicide. lanes westbound. i-580, are back open this morning after oakland firefighters put out a large fire last night. check

out this video from the citizen app. you can see the flames going right there. this happened around 8.45 last night in the area of 38th avenue and quickly street fire officials say this all began when a fire or rather when a car caught fire along 5.80, the flames spread to nearby vegetation and ignited a hillside. no injuries have been reported. happening today if you didn't catch them yesterday. well, today you've still got one more chance to see the blue angels perform over the san francisco bay kron four's camila barco live for us now in san francisco with more on what's in store today. and camille, hopefully the weather cooperate a little better than yesterday. >> yeah, it's a little too early to tell how it will be later this afternoon. but right now we kind of have a little a little fog over here near marina green and hopefully that deterred the pilots from flying up in the air. but, stephanie, it's going to be a busy and another here at marina green as the

air show continues today. here are a few shots from this weekend. take a look today. once again, these pilots will fly up high along the san francisco bay. you'll see them do all sorts of twists and turns flying feet away from each other and just close enough to san francisco. this event honors the contributions of the men and women in the armed forces. and this has been going on since 1981. it is now recognized as a model for fleet week's across the country. i also want you to take a look at your screen for some of the acts for today's air show. it kicks off at 12, 35 with the national anthem and flag jumps. the u.s. navy parachute team is on at 12. 45 united airlines is right after followed by several other planes and the blue angels will close the show at 03:00pm and stephanie. several people. doesn't. thousands of people come to san francisco for this show every year. here's someone had to say this year's event.

>> felt and love it. when need to go back. >> stephanie, i've actually had a chance to see the planes fly. i saw it on friday. they were very fast, very loud, but amazing view here in san francisco getting to watch this airshow now. we'll see if it all goes according to plan today. >> call the fog. >> he got in the way yesterday and because of that, the pilots were not able to fly for a little bit yesterday afternoon. so they had to take a break until it was safe to fly again. and like i said, hopefully they are able to do so today. we'll just have to see how the weather is later this afternoon. and also i just want to point out behind me you'll see a bunch tense, a lot of activities here at marina green that people can also check out besides the air show. i'll send it back to you can hopefully call the sides to give us all a break today. those planes certainly are very impressive. thanks so much. camila.

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>> feeling real good this morning. this beautiful sunday morning at a gorgeous shot of his life perspective outside at mount tam this morning. i'm hoping to see some nice clear weather for the blue angels today. >> because it was the fog actually held up their show for at least 15 minutes. i want to say to >> yeah. so this is a the inversion with that all the time. so the what happens, the marine layer comes right in like that. and it's dry above us. the only thing it's a little different from yesterday is it's not as dry, although it's a lot warmer, too. so to get the physics to get this mixed out is we have to get the ground heated up to start the process a little bit. and clear out a little bit in the southern marin, but just to make it into the city and across the bay enough shot of to half moon bay. not a big surprise. overcast is the word that we have for right now. futurecast for tells us this. it will clear out into the afternoon. all those going to be some pesky spots along the coast. as you can see by the afternoon with daytime heating the flare up a few showers that will be south of tahoe.

kind of what's left over a little bit of a monsoon. just a touch. we did the this whole thing again tomorrow morning. and there's the flare up by tomorrow afternoon and notice some color is a shun there. yeah, interesting might actually get some snow coming in that to a little bit. that was a quiet, perhaps and yosemite again, that will gun all south of tahoe. and not quite the juicy moisture coming in from the pacific that we look for in the winter months. so we're still waiting on that 50's on the board for the most part, 60 for antioch. so a lot of uniformity with temperatures here. the microclimates not there, except for the fog presence and the lack there of. what we're looking for for the week ahead today. we got the morning fog with the scattered bay clouds into the afternoon, warm inland with middle 80's working here for this week morning bay fog, mostly sunny for the afternoon. that drill will be with us. it looks like we're not going to get too much of an offshore wind cooking yet. it's really as we get into early next week that things start to get a little interesting here. we've got a persistence week, though, for this week. coming up, continued nice. it looks like in the next weekend, by the way and breezy on shore

afternoon winds with all about. so that's good to have it in that direction for today. we'll do about 68. the morning. fog will still have to keep those scattered afternoon clouds and there for san francisco. 72 on the east bay shoreline side for open. as you can see in san jose checks in 79 now inland. we have plenty of 80's. we've chipped away at these a little bit. but places like antioch are still going to race ahead in the upper 80's like that. 86 for concord up to the north bay. we have some lower 80's and on the san jose about 79 next several days it looks more of the same here, as you can see, keep the sunshine flowing, slight reduction of those inland temperatures. but on balance, looks like again, persistence get until next week. things start to change a little bit. we do have a hurricane, though, down in the caribbean and for central america will be talking about that. but your 4 zone coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right. looking forward to a day. thank you. >> in the east bay pleasanton, police say they're seeing an uptick in residential burglaries. at least 35 burglaries have happened in the city so far this year.

police say in most cas s those burglars have been entering through the back of people's homes to steal jewelry and purses, similar to what you're seeing in this surveillance video released to us by police. now, officers do advise residents to be vigilant and remember to lock your doors at night. kron 4 is your local election headquarters and a reminder now that early voting for the november midterm elections get underway in san francisco on tuesday. that's when people living in the city can visit city hall voting center and register. you can also vote request a ballot there. the voting center opens every wednesday or other every weekday between 08:00am and 05:00pm starting on tuesday, all registered voters in california should expect a ballot in the mail in the next several days. and coming up at 9.15, we're going to be joined live by an election official from contra costa county. talk about everything you need to know about the voting process this year, including some very important deadlines. so stay

tuned for that. 9.15, here on the kron. 4 morning news and happening today, warriors fans get to see their team in action against the los angeles lakers. it is the preseason home opener for the worriers golden state already winning each of its first 2 preseason games. tipoff tonight is set for 5.30, at chase center. the warriors first regular season game kicks off on october. 18th and that game will also be against the lakers. and the warriors will be without star player. draymond green. tonight, green spoke publicly to the media yesterday for the first time since he appeared to be punching his teammate, jordan poole, out of practice on wednesday and video of the 5 surfaced on tmz. this is video of green and poole and a couple situations in the past couple encounters there. a green has not practiced with the team since the incident, he said that he would be stepping away for an unspecified amount of time. >> green was asked if he had seen the video that was leaked to tmz.

>> i watched a video 15 times, maybe more because when i watched a video on looking at the video, i'm like yo, this looks awful. but this looks even worse than i thought it was. but that it. then i had to take a step back to realize that this video was actually released this way. to look that way. it's an audio. this video. it's a video that custom me walking right to him, you know, and so. the video serves the purpose that it was supposed to serve. and it had me in the same eyes that of like, wow, this is terrible. this is awful. and by the way, it is terrible and it is awful like just because of the way the video is cut up and is not released with audi on all those nay. what i did was wrong. >> it is not clear yet if green will be back with the team begins the regular

season. in this morning's dine. and dish kron four's vicki liviakis heads to the east bay. check out the flavors of a popular latin caribbean restaurant. >> it's a taste of miami's south beach in downtown walnut creek. i welcome the lead at this is lead at the new latin caribbean restaurant to bring some bling to the east bay. it's definitely. it's. it's a little cloudy. >> and i think the idea was to bring miami here. you'll see road gave and along with other family members who run as well as a number of other bay area eateries really kind of want to take it up a notch and take it to next how do we bring something different to downtown the 5 here at leda is cool to see stylish. the food is fun. fusion, the tequila cocktail and it's refreshing.

it's a good all of a mushroom >> on the menu here lead-up and there are quite a few. it's something they call a lobster corn dogs. i can do. the lobster. corn dog is a hit but not to be missed are the empanada ticking. >> so the fish fritters park belly and saw same plan paint chip. yeah, i mean, it's definitely a lot of authentic inspiration. chef nick peters gets his inspiration from his new york in your neighborhood route. but there was a lot of caribbean. there was a lot of caribbean latin influence that i withdraw from. it's a culture of of getting together and and having a good time. so if you're looking for a lashing dining experience, save the airfare to miami or vegas and had the downtown walnut creek. >> in walnut creek, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. well, that looks very good. that lobster corn dog that looks

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. start this half hour with a look at our forecast is pretty chilly out there at the moment. but things could change as we get throughout the day. dave spahr standing by in the weather center with the very latest. a date. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and that fog is checking in. as you can see, the shot of a trust me it's uc berkeley. so there's the east bay shoreline all covered up a bit. and even the shrubbery in the foreground as well. our temperature check for us. we're in the 50's across most of the board. 49 at the santa rosa. a lot of uniformity with temperatures with 60 for antioch and 59 this hour for san jose. there they are on shore. generally is the flow pattern that's going to stay in place through the week ahead. i don't see much the way the threat of an offshore wind this week get into early next week might be a little bit of a different story. i mean, the following week there, a look at what's going on. the forecast for the angels today. highs about 68. we'll call it partly cloudy of

some scattered clouds left over some fog clouds here. and the only thing about clearing i'm a little concerned about not as dry above. so they're quite dry, but it's also warmer. and that just makes it hard for this dense air to rise and start the mixing process. the sun is what doesn't usually for us. winds out of the west 10 to 15 want to bring a windbreaker so forth. a little chilly wind work here, too 70. it looks like by 11 o'clock by 2. we'll try about 80 to those inland temperatures much the same as yesterday. but we shaved off a couple degrees coming up in a bit. of course, we'll be checking in the 4 zone forecast and your extended to stephanie. thanks very much, dave. >> the search continues this morning for the gunman held better for the gunman responsible for shooting and killing one person and injuring 3 others in berkeley. it happened early saturday morning as kron four's philippe djegal reports. it happened right next to the uc berkeley campus. >> as the night was winding down with a late night snack at a berkeley pizza parlor. witnesses say the popular area

telegraph and grand avenues for college students was shut down just after one 30 saturday morning surrounded by police and littered with evidence markers. crime scene tape and cars pierced with bullet kind of day and you gunshots like down the street from where you say a fight broke out. number 2, fired and 4 people wounded, all believed to be young men. uc berkeley says none are students, but one of them eventually died at a i mean, the whole street, it was this crazy. it was like everyone was everywhere. >> you know, i was freaking out. i called the home and i was like what is happening? witnesses say a car sped off immediately after the shooting and the suspects are still at large. i was you know, called me back to the las vegas incident that happened. and then whenever people hear gunshots, we just. >> you know, we're not sure what to do. and we ran to the restroom. just people are letting us in is actually insane because we always get warmies or emails like about

and newsletters about like violent incidents happening. but the fact that is so close to where i live, you know, one over there, in fact, that it's maybe like a one minute walking distance away is actually terrifying. i take i think this path to school every day like to my classes. so that action saying it was just thursday morning when catalytic converter thieves opened fire on a berkeley homeowner who forgunately was not injured. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news >> berkeley mayor jesse out posted on twitter about the shooting saying in part this senseless act of gun violence has shaken our city and shows that even in an overwhelmingly safe community like berkeley, the epidemic of gun violence presents a danger to us all. he goes on to tweet that the time for thoughts and prayers has passed. the time for action is now. paddling. the police arrest 3 people in connection to a string of burglaries at sporting goods stores across the north bay.

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are responding to the changing weather. >> d stem shakeup and jusuf. several small steps for one big wind making machine. >> that's the sounds of harvest season and she family vineyards. everything is grown handpicked processed and bottled on-site really were in complete complete control from grape all the way to class michael baldacci has been head winemaker at his family vineyard in the stags leap district of napa valley for the last decade. i don't if i find the same joy, if i wasn't doing it for my family as much as i love making one, i love. >> making wine that i, you know, represents our family last couple of years. mother nature has thrown a few curve their way. the lightning complex fires of 2020, 2020, we we actually didn't even make just because of the smoke that was in the air this year. we're a multi-day triple digit heat wave followed by rain forest, the harvest process to be sped up. she says they're

quickly adjusting to the new normal, you know, with the changing climate, you're seeing it, you know, even with this year, you know, we're picking. >> in september will be done early part of october that we are seeing. >> a little bit dramatic highs and lows. josh whitman is the president of the stags leap district winegrowers association. he says they're all working on ways to adjust we just. >> these need to continue to be at the forefront of finding ways to handle a little bit more weather situation as our hot weather gets hotter, shade cloths like these help protect some of the grapes on the property. >> from harsh sunlight and the vineyard for trying different things. this year. we used a lot more shade plot that you get asking before the heat. what they were predicting, what did occur with over 110 in some areas 120 in other areas. i was a little bit worried. but the cabernet napa cab really withstands the heat and withstood this heat spell really nicely. it just kind of made things happen. maybe 10 days earlier than we really

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>> google's pixel smartphones are known for having amazing cameras and smart software. these are the latest models. this is the pixel 7 and the pixel 7 pro. and now they have a companion, the pixel smartwatch. >> and a small event in brooklyn, new york. google showed off its first smartwatch. let's get on the pixel watch priced at $350. the pixel watch has a classic round design and sensors to track activity, health and very small. very simple. and it just kind of blends in terrorist like a typical wristwatch white with 5th. it built in the watch. takes a heart reading every seconds, more frequent than the competition. >> fans clip on and off using a system that may take a bit to get used to be guessing. i just rehearsed. idea that there's google assistant onboard maps tap to pay you to music, spotify and more. it's the best of health and fitness and best of health and all the

smart watch features that you expect in beautiful design that also gives you reliable flow there back to life. that's a great position. there's a new pixel 7 and pixel 7 pro camera. still the star of the pixel 7 smartphones which come in a standard and pro model. >> the pro consume up to 30 times for selfie on the google pixel 7 let's see it looks like. looks pretty good. new software smarts include the feature called photo on with this feature. even your old photos taken on another sharper in just a tap, taking photos at night. now, twice as fast. the pro can take close-up macro shots. you can now use your fingerprint and face to unlock the phones. >> in a first pixel 7 will come with a free vpn which won't for housing data at your google account. we might keep users from turning to privacy center browsers like brave or duck duck. go pricing for the pixel 7 starts at $599. $200 less than an iphone. 14 pixel 7 pro starts 99 on pick. so we

really are focused on our users and building a more helpful experience for users. and i think that really drives and guides us across all the >> really getting a lot of value for the price, especially with this pixel 7, the phones and the watcher available for preorder. now they're in stores next week. as always, you can find me on social media. i'm at rich on tech in new york city. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> you're in the bay area. we're going to take a live look now outdoors at the richmond. sandra fell bridge moving along very nicely. they're actually not too many cars out on the road at this hour. everyone's, you know, staying indoors, tune into kron. 4 news, of is yes, can hear. yes, it was looking a little bit overcast out there. but could conditions change throughout the day, dave? well, the same thing is that mixing process. good morning, stephanie, the same thing is

that mixing process. we wait for going on. the only thing i don't and i see it like is it's not as dry as it was yesterday, but it is still very dry. we've got that nice envelope above us. >> and it's also very warm to which keeps its low to try to do because the air is dense. so to the ground, that's why because this moist and it's dense and so forth, that's why it's also cold. here's what's going on from the tahoe forecast. we've got temperatures in the lower 70's next couple of days, but there is a flare up of some showers on the spine here in the mountains. that's all to the somebody, sequoia, national park and so forth down to this is what's left over. it is now a tropical storm rather over nicaragua's you can see over towards the west. it's not going back over the pacific el salvador along the coast as a tropical storm and looks like a lot of heavy rain is headed off to the west coast of mexico. you will notice so in the west coast for us from our perspective, kind resistance forecast, a weak front does drop by tuesday wednesday, if you will. here come some cloud cover as we get to monday. but what's we're watching is a

potential offshore wind started to develop early in the next week. that's still way up there. we'll see how that all develops, but that we don't want to hear about an october. 68 san francisco, those numbers along the coast. we're going to fight a lot of fog and overcast skies lower to middle 60's going on there. 75 for burlingame heading to the south will do 77 for palo alto in the south bay. let's try near 80 79 for san jose. 80 cupertino. mid 70's covers on the east bay shoreline, tri valley. mid-eighties this go around. 85 danville, walnut creek, also an 84. 67 valais. whoa. 80 comes in for a nap. and 81 santa rosa. 7 day forecast is pretty persistent. lower 80's, a nice little flavor of fall going on. nice and next weekend, except a little bit of an onshore breeze to come with stephanie, thanks very >> one of the newest members of the oakland a's has made his way from columbia all the way to the east bay kron four's camila barco takes a look at how jordan diaz's cultural roots got him to the big leagues.

>> jessica corbett show a colombian to oakland, california and stored india saw his dreams come true when he recorded his first hit in the major leagues, there's a base hit. jordan diaz, a line drive single to center. >> and that's his first. >> major league hit on september 18 against the houston astros. diaz single to center field in the 7th inning of his first career. mlb game and be good day. diaz says he was but then calmed down, felt happy and proud after getting first hit. it's been 10 years in the making. >> go get them. 100 is in the diaz was born in one video, colombia, a country. >> we're soccer is king, but the colombian decided to pick up a back and started playing baseball. >> when he was 12 years old, calling it the best decision of his life and point that is

watch. major league baseball on television back on d a on his 16th birthday. his dream to play. major league baseball moved. >> one step closer to becoming a reality when he signed a minor league contract with the oakland athletics and fun. but it comes as saying it's a dream even waiting for since he was a kid after posting impressive numbers for 5 seasons in the minors. >> he got the call join the big league club. >> tne first baseman diaz making his major league debut. great play by george. >> diaz is the 3rd colombian player to play for the a's. the first since 2009 and the first ever from his hometown to play in the majors. >> get a bit of by he says he feels proud to represent his country. >> his people and his family, it's their support that motivates him. yeah. and a lot, course, playing in south america. he's learned some valley of the people he works with and you see advice from others to help him in his

>> he is grabs it to a way he hopes to have a long one guy has as many more goals he wishes to accomplish. >> including being selected to an all-star team and maybe one day play for his country. >> and with the goal of playing in the bigs already completed, who's to say those other milestones are within reach. >> so cool moment for the youngster. just 22 years old. >> reporting at the oakland coliseum. camila barco kron. 4 news. and we have an entire section on our web site dedicated to hispanic heritage month. >> all you have to do is scan the qr code on your screen right there. it's going to take you directly to that section of kron. 4 dot com. >> as we head to the break, you're looking for something to do this weekend. there is san francisco music day. it is a free 7 hour music marathon at the war memorial veterans building. and you can expect to hear different types of music from classical to modern jazz. it starts at noon and is free to

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culture. texas state university also announced they would offer a class focused on harry styles and the culture of the celebrity. happening tomorrow. the world championship pumpkin weigh-off returns to half moon bay. you're watching video from years past and the year of this, this the winner of this year's grow, i should say winds $9 per pound. so for a little perspective, their last year's winning pumpkin weighed almost 2200 pounds, which would translate to nearly $20,000 this year. now with the winning pumpkin breaks a world record, the prize will automatically go up to $30,000, which makes me wonder what happens if you have a pumpkin that over that time out. now the pumpkin weigh off starts at 7 o'clock tomorrow morning. >> still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news. it is the final day of the fleet week air show. we're live with everything you need to know about today's

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stephanie land. >> it is sunday, october the night that we have a lot that we're covering for you this morning. >> the step by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and starting off with that fog yet again course, places like half moon bay. it's going to be a while to really clear this fog out of scattered clouds will be in your forecast all day or maybe more like mostly cloudy. here is what happens in the fog cast. most of the bay area should clear out as we approach around the noon hour, although there's going to be pesky spots, particularly along the coast, that returns again for tonight, greets us tomorrow morning and then mixes out again by noon. that's going to be pretty much the game plan you can expect for the week ahead. temperatures are still hanging in the mid to upper 50's at this hour. reaching to about 60 for antioch. temperatures in lucknow going to be slightly cooler today than we saw from yesterday for the festivities going on today for the air show. temperatures about 68 or so for highs. however, remember that west wind with us and again, a

couple cloud tops leftover with that and a little bit of a chills. want to make sure you have a jacket sweater worn on the breakdown today. 75 at high noon by 3. we're at 85 in a bit. we'll take a close look at your sunday forecast, stephanie. all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> new this morning. police in san jose are investigating a deadly hit and run. it happened in the area of center and story road. police say a homeless man on a bike was hit by 2 cars. one of those cars took off. the second driver remained on the scene and is cooperating with the investigation so far this year in san jose. 54 people have been killed in deadly traffic accidents in the east bay. police in antioch are investigating a deadly shooting that happened overnight just before midnight. police responded to reports of a shooting on the 2600 block of belmont lane. when they arrived, they found a man in the parking lot who'd been shot. he died at the scene right now. investigators are interviewing witnesses trying to identify the shooter could have been. meantime, oakland city leaders joined the community to address the rise of crime in the city.

this as the city marks its 100 and second homicide of the year. kron four's amanda hari spoke with city council members and brings us their reactions. >> oakland leaders spent saturday but their community just hours after police began investigating another homicide. the 100nd homicide of the year happened in east oakland near 45th and bancroft avenues. 2 people were shot. one is in stable condition. the other debt city council members and other community leaders held a vigil at city hall for all of those impacted. i'm a woman. a mom. i have been. >> i'm a victim of violence myself. i know it's scary. >> and i want our residents to know that the city council is absolutely committed to eu council president nikki fortunato bass also visited bella vista park saturday. >> there she spoke with people who are concerned about their own safety. people are fed up.

>> and i have to say that it was also very good to talk with people about how committed they are to the city. guns are the route that this violence that we're seeing. and so we have to look at every level to get guns off the streets. meanwhile, council member dan called spent time in bush tried park. he wasn't a similar stories of fear and frustration. are at constant nations fear, it's not just in one or 2 or 3 neighborhoods that in most, if not all neighborhoods in in our in our city called says in addition to getting guns off the street, people spoke to him about addressing the root of crime. and what came up today was the importance of emphasis on the importance. i'm investing. true prevention is investing in programs. resources early on. well, our young boys are falling into the world of council member call. it's the city could use outside help. >> but he feels oakland leaders need to be instrumental in creating do we need assistance from the

alameda county? absolutely. we do. we need to stay in front of them or to help more. absolutely. we do open can just point fingers. >> and other governments have to part of that solution. >> and that was amanda hari reporting for u.s.. council members also told kron 4 they are dedicating more resources to investigate violent crimes. detectives have not made an arrest yet in friday's homicide. lanes on westbound 5.80. are back open this morning after oakland firefighters put out a large fire last night. this is video you're watching now from the citizen app. it happened around 8.45 last night in the area of 38th avenue and quickly street fire officials say this all began when a car caught fire along. i-580, the flames spreading to nearby vegetation and even a hillside. no injuries have been reported yet. happening today if you didn't catch them yesterday. well, today you still got one more chance to see the blue angels perform over the san francisco bay

kron four's camila barco live for us in san francisco now with what's in store for today and camila. hopefully the weather cooperate a little better than yesterday. >> well, it's another san francisco morning stephanie. as you can see behind me, you'll see a blanket of fog. a little bit of mister right now. but as we heard dave say, and hopefully it won't be as bad later this afternoon. it's going to be another busy and here at marina green as the air show continues. like you said, it is the last day. i want you to take a look at some of the shots from this weekend. a pretty cool sight. once again, these pilots today will fly up high along the san francisco bay. we'll do all sorts of twist and turns will fly feet away from each other and just close enough to san francisco. the event honors the contributions of the men and women in the armed forces. and it's been going on since 1981. it's also been recognized as the model for fleet week's across the country. take a look at some of the acts from today's air

show. it kicks off at 12, 35 with the national anthem and flag jumps. the u.s. navy parachute team is on at 12. 45 united airlines is right after followed by several other planes and the blue angels will close the show at 3 this afternoon and stefanik's want to point out that. >> many people come to san francisco for fleet week about a million people actually come for the week of activities. yesterday a lot of people came out here. here's what he had to say about the show. >> felt and love it. when need to go back. >> stepping yeah. those plans, they're loud, they're fast pretty it's pretty impressive to see. i got a chance to see it on friday. beautiful blue skies. but yesterday, karl, the fog, well, he showed up here marina green some of the

pilots were not able to fly for some time because of the weather. hopefully that won't be the case today. we'll just have to see how it turns out later this afternoon. i'll send it back to you. hopefully carla fog gives us all a little bit of a freight. a break today. >> thanks so much. coming up for that live report. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news at 8.15, jim on green now responding to video that surfaced showing him punching a we also want to recap real quick. the fleet week activities. you can see full screen on your screen, right. their ship tours kicking off today from 10:00am to 04:00pm stem center kicking off from 10:00am to 04:00pm. there's also a humanitarian assistance village that runs from 10:00am to 4 where people can learn about how the military response to natural disasters and of course, as camilla was just mentioning the air show that does start out around noon and you can catch the blue angels fat albert, a bunch of other incredible aircraft above the san francisco bay. all right. coming up on the kron, 4 news

at 8.15, as we just mentioned, draymond green responding to video >> and showed him punching a teammate. we're going to hear what he's sharing with us this morning. 30 police are looking for the person responsible for a deadly shooting in

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>> for your health this morning, we have new data from the san francisco health department showing the city's first decline in drug overdose deaths in 3 years. well,

despite that encouraging sign, public health officials say that overdose numbers remain at crisis levels overall, the latest numbers look at substance abuse trends through last year in 2021, almost 630 people died from drug overdoses involving opioids, cocaine or meth. that's an 11% and decreased compared to 2020. but it is still 41% above pre-pandemic levels that still remain the primary driver of overdose deaths in the city. with 75% of overdose cases. the report also highlighting the inequities that persist as african-americans in san francisco experience an overdose death rate 5 times higher than the citywide total. the department of health saying these numbers illustrate the need for a citywide approach to lower the risks for people who use trucks. >> alright, shaking off this morning. fog up to the inland will be seeing these temperatures get up to about 75 at high noon to 3 o'clock.

85 looks like a pretty persistent forecast for the

i'm stuck in maybe a be bad. >> can i call you then? >> said yo, man. welcome back. taking a live look outside at the embarcadero looking quite chilly out there this morning. but we're hoping for things to

warm up so that cold weather doesn't stick around a >> why even though this afternoon? good stephanie. good morning, for all the festivities going on this afternoon. still want to throw that sweater on that jacket on even with the sun out all that because that chilly bjeeze will be working still out of the west about 10 to 15. if you're headed to the coast, places like half moon bay and so forth, this overcast, it will break up maybe a little bit. but the coast is to be very problematic. given the north bay 2 point raise that kind of stuff that's going to be problematic. all right, futurecast for here's how we go forward here. we clear this out. as we talked about, there's the flare up of some showers up in the mountains and just scattered about as talking about comes back again tomorrow morning. and again, another flare up. what's interesting, this go around. some color is a shun indicating we may get some winter type mix thrown in there for for kicks. that's kind of interesting this early in the season a bit. and that's also coming from the south easterly direction, not in do from the pacific, that's what we're really waiting for. something from the pacific to help us out with some rain temperature check for you were in the 50's. 64 for antioch, a

lot of uniformity with these numbers as you can almost see the footprints of this marine layer that spilled on in. so because it's cold, its debts, obviously warmer air is less dense. that's above us. so it's sitting up above us. the air separated. we need that sun to mix things up. hopefully that will happen as we approach the noon hour for today. the forecast calls for morning fog. and boy, we see that in the east bay shoreline shot here. scattered they clouds warm inland with the middle 80's this go-around. slightly reduce temperatures on that front for the week ahead. very persistent with the morning fog. and they clouds a little bit in the afternoon, but basically mostly sunny by seeing a little bit more sun than we that from this weekend. 70's covers for the bay 80's well inland. the next weekend, the same drill, but maybe a little bit more of an elevated on shore wind in the afternoon hours. it's into the following week that things start to get interesting because there's a little threat of offshore winds working in here. 68 san francisco for today. got the morning fog still got to keep those scattered clouds and there. let's keep them just

scattered. 72 for oakland, same kind of deal. 79 for san jose mid to upper 80's to be found on the far east bay lower 80's up in the north bay. nice early fall kind kind of day with 70's lining up the east bay shoreline. of course, we'll have that for zone for you and the extended in a bit step. thanks very much, dave. >> in the east bay pleasanton, police say they're seeing an uptick in residential burglaries. at least 35 of those have happened in the city so far this year. police say in most cases the burglars have been entering through the back of people's homes to steal jewelry and purses. similar to what you're seeing in this surveillance video released to us by police officers advise residents to be vigilant and to please lock their doors at night. from 4 is your local election headquarters and a reminder now that early voting for the november midterm elections. >> gets underway in san francisco on tuesday. that's when people living in the city can stop by the city hall voting center and register or vote or request a ballot. the voting center opens every

weekday between 08:00am and 05:00pm starting on tuesday and all registered voters in california should expect a ballot in the mail in the next several days. coming up at 9.15, will be joined live by an official election official from contra costa county. the talk about everything that you need to know and expect about the voting process, including some very important deadlines to stay tuned for that. happening today, warriors fans get to see their team in action against the los angeles lakers. it is the preseason home opener for the warriors and golden state has already won each of its first 2 preseason games. tipoff tonight is set for 5.30, at chase center. the warriors first regular season game will be on october 18th. hey, that's my birthday. that game also be against the lakers were hoping for a golden state warriors win. of course, and the warriors will be without star player draymond green. tonight, green spoke publicly to the media yesterday for the first time since he appeared to be punching his teammate, jordan poole out of practice on wednesday. video of the 5

service on tmz. and we do have video to show you of green in pool and a couple of arguments in the past. the green is not practice with the team since the incident. he said he'd be stepping away for an unspecified amount of time. andrew was asked if he'd seen the video that was leaked to tmz. >> well, i watched the video 15 times maybe more because when i watched a video on looking at the video, i'm like yo, this looks awful. but this looks even worse than i thought it was. but that it. then i had to take a step back to realize that this video was actually released this way. to look that way. it's an audio. this video. it's a video that custom me walking right to him, you know, and so. the video serves the purpose that it was supposed to serve. and it had me in the same eyes that of like, wow, this is

terrible. this is awful. and by the way, it is terrible and it is awful like just because of the way the video is cut up and is not released with audi on all those nay. what i did was wrong. >> it's not clear yet if he'll be back with the team begins its regular season. and in this morning's dine, and dish kron four's vicki liviakis heads out to the east bay to check out the flavors of a popular latin and caribbean restaurant. >> it's a taste of miami, south beach in downtown walnut creek. i welcome the lead at this is lead at the new latin caribbean restaurant that bring some bling to the east bay. it's definitely it's. it's a little cloudy. >> and i think the idea was to bring miami here. >> we'll see road gave and along with other family members who run as well as a number of other bay area eateries really kind of want to take it up a notch and take

it to next level. how do we bring something different? >> to downtown the 5 here at leda is cool to see stylish. the food is fun. fusion, the tequila cocktail and it's refreshing. it's a good all of a mushroom >> on the menu here lead-up and there are quite a few. it's something they call a lobster corn dogs. i can do. the lobster. corn dog is a hit but not to be missed are the empanada ticking. >> to be shaped fish fritters park belly and saw same plan paint chip. yeah, i mean, it's definitely a lot of authentic inspiration. chef nick peters gets his inspiration from his new york in your neighborhood route. but there was a lot of caribbean. there was a lot of caribbean latin influence that i withdraw from. it's a culture of of getting together

and and having a good time. so if you're looking for a lashing dining experience, save the airfare to miami or vegas and had the downtown walnut creek. >> in walnut creek, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news looks like she had a great time. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news as the niners and raiders prepare for their games this week. the nfl is changing its concussion protocol. ♪ ♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma...

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>> happening today, the san francisco forty-niners will be on the road taking on the carolina panthers. the niners are looking to build some momentum and win 2 games in a row for the first time this season, san francisco dominated the la rams last monday night. today's kickoff set for 105. happening tomorrow. the raiders take on kansas city chiefs. the raiders coming off their first win of the season last sunday. kickoff is set for 5.15, in kansas city. the nfl and the nfl players association agreed to change the league's concussion protocol. this comes after a joint investigation into the leaks procedures after the miami dolphins quarterback suffered an injury against the buffalo bills last month. the league and players union said in a joint statement yesterday, the

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. happy sunday to you. it start up this half hour with a look at our forecast. we've got dave spahr tracking all those conditions for us outdoors. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. boy, what a look at this shot here. this is what we're looking at. uc berkeley shot here. this is the east bay shoreline. >> trump breeze even covered up with all of this to hope is the mixing process going on that will lead to some improvement. ok, back to the podcast. good to see a lot of that this morning. we go forward as the clock starts ticking. all right. we're 11, 12 o'clock ish should be

seeing some clearing skies across at least the general bay, the coastal areas. that's a different story for to get from the north bay. you're not going to going to be probably an overcast most of the day today. maybe not as aggressive with that later on during the week. but that's going to be an issue going forward in some ways we do need this because in the lack of any rain, at least at moistened up to ground level, little bit of drizzle along the coast and all that keep that vegetation as moist as possible. upper 50's we can see on the around the beige will know to 64 for antioch at this hour. but for the air show today, highs about 68 for san francisco to best. we're going to keep some scattered clouds in there while we're at it. winds of the west 10 to 15. so it's bit of a chill while we're at too inland. temperatures high noon at 75 jumping to 85 by 3 o'clock. more of that early fall like weather is expected for the week ahead. persistence and have more on that. plus your 4 zone forecast as well. stephanie. okay, thanks very much, david. appreciate it. >> the search continues this morning for the gunman responsible for shooting and killing one person and injuring 3 others in berkeley.

it happened early saturday morning and as kron four's philippe djegal reports it happened right next to the uc berkeley campus. >> as the night was winding down with a late night snack at a berkeley pizza parlor. witnesses say the popular area telegraph and grand avenues for college students was shut down just after one 30 saturday morning surrounded by police and littered with evidence markers. crime scene tape and cars pierced with bullet it's kind of day and you gunshots like down the street from where you say a fight broke out hot spot, and more people wounded, all believed to be young men. uc berkeley says none are students, but one of them eventually died at a i mean, the whole street, it was this crazy. it was like everyone was everywhere. >> you know, i was freaking out. i called the home and i was like what is happening? witnesses say a car sped off immediately after the shooting and the suspects are still at

large. i was you know, called me back to the las vegas incident that happened. and then whenever people hear gunshots, we just. >> you know, we're not sure what to do. and we ran to the restroom. just people letting us in is actually insane because we always get warmies or emails like about and newsletters about like violent incidents happening. but the fact that it's so close to where i live, you know, one over there, in fact, that it's maybe like a one minute walking distance away is actually terrifying. i take i think this path to school every day like to my classes. so that action saying it was just thursday morning when catalytic converter thieves opened fire on a berkeley homeowner who fortunately was not injured. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and berkeley mayor jesse at posted on twitter about the shooting saying in part, quote, this senseless act of gun violence has shaken our city. and shows that even in an overwhelmingly safe

community like berkeley, that epidemic of gun violence can present a danger to us. all. here. petaluma police arrest 3 people in connection to a string of burglaries at sporting good stores across the north bay. the group is accused of stealing from dix in santa rosa petaluma and roseville. and you're looking at a photo now. some of the stolen merchandise in the most recent case. police say the 2 men and a woman stole football jerseys worth more than $1500. police arrested all 3 suspects saturday morning during a traffic stop. officers recovered more than $10,000 worth of merchandise. and petaluma. police also arrested woman accused of crashing her car into a business friday night. and according to officers, the woman was attempting to reverse her car when she backed it into adobe beverage and deli. and looking at damage now done to the front of the store. it's quite significant. police say they placed a woman under arrest after she displayed signs of alcohol impairment. and again,

the front of the store, a lot of damage done there, but nobody was injured harvest season started a couple of weeks earlier than usual in napa valley this year. kron 4 s nonlle bellow stop by one vineyard to get a look at how local home winegrowers are responding to the changing weather. >> d stem shakeup and jusuf. several small steps for one big wind making machine. >> that's the sounds of harvest season and she family vineyards. everything is grown handpicked processed and bottled on-site really were in complete complete control from grape all the way to class michael baldacci has been head winemaker at his family vineyard in the stags leap district of napa valley for the last decade. i don't if i find the same joy, if i wasn't doing it for my family as much as i love making wine, i love. >> making wine that i, you know, represents our family last couple of years. mother nature has thrown a few curve their way. from the lightning

complex fires of 2020, 2020, we we actually didn't even make just because of the smoke that was in the air this year. we're a multi-day triple digit heat wave followed by rain forest, the harvest process to be sped up. she says they're quickly adjusting to the new normal, you know, with the changing climate, you're seeing it, you know, even with this year, you know, we're picking. >> in september will be done early part of october that we are seeing. >> a little bit more dramatic highs and lows. josh whitman is the president of the stags leap district winegrowers association. he says they're all working on ways to adjust we just. >> you need to continue to be at the forefront of finding ways to handle a little bit more weather situation as our hot weather gets hotter, shade cloths like these help protect some of the grapes on the property. >> from harsh sunlight and the vineyard for trying different things. this year. we used a lot more shade plot that you

get asking before the heat, what they were predicting, what did occur with over 110 in some areas 120 in other areas. i was a little bit worried. but the cabernet napa cab really withstands the heat and withstood this heat spell really nicely. it just kind of made things happen. maybe 10 days earlier than we really thought they would. >> once the picking began the grapes going half ton bins before being poured into the machine for processing. sheen helps weed out any dogs. some deploying. that's something like this is not awful. obviously you can see there's. >> plenty of juice in there. so that will add to it. but the ones that are almost complete raisins like this, we don't want that making the wine. >> when all is said and done, vineyards will have made about 120,000 bottles of their 2022. cabernet, even with the heat this year and a little bit of rain just yet. >> a challenging year. but i think the winds are still going to be amazing shine the changing climate affecting us all the california geological survey has released updated

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enlisting. that's according to military officials. so far this year, the guard has lost about 7500 service members through retirement or a member simply not re enlisting when their tour is up. the army isn't the only one seeing this trend. all military branches are struggling to meet recruiting goals. and nasa says it's providing a public update on its dart mission on tuesday. now, this mission's goal was to prove the space agency was capable of changing the path of an asteroid with a kinetic impact. as you can see there, a double asteroid redirection test was done in late this september by striking an asteroid within a a spacecraft. and this is all part of the world's first planetary defense mission. the space agency's briefing will kick off at 11:00am local time on tuesday and be streamed on nasa's website will cool. start. >> it is good to look at that to now. we start refining this material when somebody throws a ball, that's kinetic energy. there you go for a tz you can see inland going on for today.

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talk to your eczema specialist about dupixent, morning news. good morning, everybody. a quick check of what's going on down to san jose state. pretty much overcast skies we're seeing in this is a little inland now. >> so show you kind of the reach of some of this marine layer. we've got going on to hope forecast. there is a flare up that does occur with some showers, but that's to the south. so we'll keep it mostly sunny, lower 70's for those temperatures. how tropical actually talked about

this is a tropical storm. julia max, winds at 70 looks like it's taking a beeline into the west coast. there's el salvador. you can see honduras and up we go looks like some heavier rain for western southwestern mexico, maybe up to acapulco with all of this as well. now our our coast going on. it's a persistence forecast. there's a weak system. the drop doesn't look like much of an opportunity for offshore winds getting into early next week, though. that's something we want to keep kind of an eye on as we go for, because that may bring some offshore winds. 4 zone forecast for today. 68 san francisco mid 60's along the coast. that's a little chilly because of that marine layer. that's going to be very stubborn to the coast. 75 burlingame also foster city palo alto with 77. in the south bay, upper 70's with some lower 80's working here. the morgan hill popping at 85 80 for cupertino, east bay shoreline. mid 70's tri valley mid-eighties. so about a temper that 10 degree difference. between the 2 locations, 85 danville. 84 also for walnut creek, concord

at 86 69 berkeley, the late host, 67 80 for napa and for santa rosa about 80 here. it is pretty much the same day by day. kind of nice. early fall weather lower 80's happening inland along the bay will keep him in the lower 70's chilly 60's, though, along the coast, 70. all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> for your health this morning, october is cancer awareness month. discuss how the cancer spreads and things to watch out for is our health expert karen owoc. good morning to you, karen. >> in morning, stephanie and i appreciate you wearing pink for cancer awareness month as well. >> all right. so let's just kick things off here. you know, tell us a bit about just the basic fundamentals, right? what is cancer and how to those cells grow? >> so cancer cancer is a disease where abnormal cells just start growing at a control and the cellular changes can occur as a consequence of environmental factors, you know, exposure to

asbestos or exposure to cigarette smoke or uv rays or or it could also be inherited it. and it could also be random. all these different factors can have an effect on cancer becomes >> you know, i believe you have a demo prepared for how those cells per hour. i still so at. >> can search answer is, you know, cancer cells grow as a consequences, cell division. i n mean, that's just a normal way that we live the fundamental process of light is through cell division. so pretend this is what your cells and you're you're constantly growing. new cells, cellular material inside. now, the outside of the cell, the membrane will start pinching on the cell until eventually the cells

divide and you end up with 2 new healthy cells. >> and these healthy cells are identical. they dana cole, dna chromosomes. everything is identical. and and when you hurt yourself, you damaged cells cells get old. they die. >> and then you have these new cells. that's what keeps you growing. and that's what keeps to healing. >> and so it's interesting because you also note that cancer cells have figured out a way to become immortal as as you describe it. can you walk us through what that means? so absolutely so the normal cells and they they die, they they they they know they stay within their boundaries. >> but cancer cells, they tend to. they have this way of its kind of a long process that it has a way of bypassing in and and lengthening their life span. so they really they don't die. they they're not

like the the normal can of normal cells that die have a lifespan and stay within their boundaries. so that's what makes cancer cells so hard to. >> and where does cancer spread? where can it go? if a is affected by it? >> well, cancer cells can go anywhere. but the minnows where they find the first most common site of metastasis. that's where they spread is in it's in the bombs. 41% firsts is cited in the bones when it starts to spread outside of the and then it will go to brain as well as the liver and it can cause havoc in those areas. >> and, you know, we talk about people also successfully beating cancer, enter remission, but why is it that there are cases where cancer comes back in a patient.

>> so it all it takes is one little cell to go errant and can start to grow. it's that whole cell division process. so maybe before the treatment started some cells went and they already spread. now just because that that cancer may recur, that doesn't necessarily mean that the cancer treatment didn't work or it was the wrong treatment. it's just that it takes. like i said, it just takes a few cells to go go awry and it takes millions of cells to form a detectable hugh, a tumor. and and they also what they call undetectable tumors and sells our micro metastasis ease. so these are these micro metastasis or they're so small that it's that point. 2 to 2 millimeters and you can't really detected even under the

best of a technology that we have now. so chemotherapy drugs, they don't always kill. >> all cancer cells. >> it's it's because of this cell. it's because of the cell division. so chemotherapy drugs attack the the this cancer cell when it is dividing and cells are dividing every second and every chemotherapy drug a target to sell at a different point in the cell division process. so that's why on college us will prescribe different chemotherapy drugs because they attacked a different times of the vote. the cell division process and then and then your cells are always constantly changing. so that's also why you would have chemotherapy treatment at different times. so just trying to hit it at the right time with the right drug. you know, in in early detection and prevention is obviously

key here >> and it's it's it's a time because it is cancer awareness month that we really want to raise awareness of what steps should women be taking today? are people who identify as women be taking today to make sure that they can keep themselves healthy. >> well, definitely the mammograms and and and doing yourself on south checks. i'm having my mammogram on so now every every person is different, they do have guidelines 50 when you start when he hit 50 to getting your mammogram every 2 years. but it all depends. sometimes 40. it all depends. and so this is really important to talk to your doctor because you need to know what your risk factors are and your a family history. and so make sure you talk to your doctor. say, ok, i'm 40. what steps should i start taking from this point on?

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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. it is sunday october, the 9th. we're covering a lot for you this morning. and let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we can see some of that marine layer

and fog making its way down to the south bay, the san jose state. you get a shot of that. here's what happens, though. looking at the models as we go forward approaching the noon hour when you see some clearing, this is a problem area around the golden gate. as you know. >> and it will stick around at the coast. it looks like by about noon, but this looks a little improved from what we saw from before. temperature check for you got 50's over most of the bay. right now. you can see to see the footprints of where the marine layer has traversed overnight for today. the airshow highs at about 68. but you throw a west wind and that going to be a bit of a chill. they'll be some scattered cloud cover. we're going to throw in there just for good measure in the general forecast here, the breakdown for you of inland 80 by 1 o'clock. 86 going on by 4 nice persistence, fall-like forecast into next week. more on that coming up in a bit. stephanie, thanks a lot. dave. >> new this morning, police in san jose are investigating a deadly hit and run. it happened in the area of center and story roads. police say a homeless man was on a bike. that's when he was hit by 2 cars. one of those cars took

off the second driver remained at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation so far this year in san jose. 54 people have been killed in deadly traffic accidents and in the east bay. police in antioch are investigating a deadly shooting that happened overnight just before midnight. police responded to reports of a shooting on the 2600 block of belmont lane. when they arrived, they found a man in the parking lot who'd been shot. he died at the scene rig t now. investigators are interviewing witnesses trying to identify the shooter. meantime, oakland city leaders have joined with the community to address the rise of crime in the city. this coming as the city marks its 100nd homicide of the year. kron four's amanda hari spoke with city council members and brings us their reactions. >> oakland leaders spent saturday but their community just hours after police began investigating another homicide. the 100nd homicide of the year happened in east

oakland near 45th and bancroft avenues. 2 people were shot. one is in stable condition. the other debt city council members and other community leaders held a vigil at city hall for all of those impacted. i'm a woman. a mom. i have been. >> i'm a victim of violence myself. i know it's scary. >> and i want our residents to know that the city council is absolutely committed to eu council president nikki fortunato bass also visited bella vista park saturday. >> there she spoke with people who are concerned about their own safety. people are fed up. >> and i have to say that it was also very good to talk with people about how committed they are to the city. guns are the root of this violence that we're seeing. and so we have to look at every level to get guns off the streets. meanwhile, council member dan called spent time in bush tried park. he wasn't a similar stories of fear and frustration. are at

constant nations fear, it's not just in one or 2 or 3 neighborhoods that in most, if not all neighborhoods in in our in our city called says in addition to getting guns off the street. >> people spoke to him about addressing the root of crime. what came up today was the importance of emphasis on the importance. >> i'm investing true prevention is investing programs. resources early on. well our young boys are falling into the world of council member call. it's the city could use outside help. >> but he feels oakland leaders need to be instrumental in creating do we need assistance from the alameda county? absolutely. we do. we need to stay in front of them or to help more. absolutely. we do open can just point fingers. >> and other governments have to be part of that solution. >> and that was amanda hari reporting for u.s.. council members told kron 4 they are dedicating more resources to investigate violent crimes. detectives have not yet made an arrest in friday's homicide. lanes on westbound.

i-580, are back open this morning after oakland firefighters put out a large fire last night. we have video to show you from the citizen app. this happened around 8.45 last night in the area of 38th avenue and quickly street fire officials say this all started when a fire when a car rather caught fire along. i-580, the flames spread to nearby vegetation and ignited a hillside. no injuries have been reported. happening today. if you didn't catch him yesterday. well, today you still got one more chance to see the blue angels perform over the san francisco bay. >> kron four's camila barco live for us now in san francisco with more on what's in store for today and hopefully camilla karl, the fog will not be sticking around for too much longer. >> yeah, hopefully that fog is not in store for us today. right now. if you look behind me, you can see that blanket of fog here at marina green.

but of course, that's just another morning here in san francisco. hopefully by this afternoon, this will clear and people will have a clear picture of those planes flying here in san francisco. it's going to be busy. it's going to be loud. that's what it's been like the past few days. and i want you to take a look at a few shots from this weekend today. these pilots will do it all over again. they will fly across the san francisco bay. you'll see them do all sorts of twist and turns. they'll fly feet away from each other and just close enough to san francisco. this event honors the contributions of the men and women in the armed forces. >> it's been going on since 1981 and it is now recognized as the model for fleet weeks across the country. now, take a look at your screen. this is a red gown up just a few acts that will be at today's air show. it kicks off at 12, 35 with the national anthem and flag jumps. they'll be the u.s. navy parachute team. that's at 12. 45 united airlines is right after

followed by several other planes and the blue angels will close the show at 3 o'clock this afternoon. now plenty of people. coming down here to san francisco to catch the there have been a few people that say that the fog has kind of ruined the but hopefully that's not the case today. here's what a few people had to say about this weekend's air show. she likes a propeller planes, but she's horrified by the jets. what next year? she's going to love it. >> saw the plains on thursday and friday. yeah. just through the clouds. just a sneak peek here and there the blue angels are absolutely amazing. but then it's also need to see the latest military technology that with the f 35 that flies around before that. >> i think it's a meet pilot and i think he broke the speed of sound twice contracted with the city and county of san francisco on on friday. so it was great to watch. >> now, want to point out,

kris tells me that he was able to get of us on planes because he actually took out his boat. they went out in the water. they were able to get a pretty good view yesterday, despite the fog that was in the area. if you are here in san francisco, would have not heard them actually for a little bit because of the weather according to tsa fleet week and they were not able to have the planes fly for a little bit because of the fog because of the safe and they wanted to the pilots to be safe. hopefully that's not the case today. hopefully this fog clears this app by this afternoon and the pilots will be able to once again take to the skies. also, i want to point out behind me, you will see that there is a bunch of tense and a lot military trucks out people are able to see some of the activities today here at marina green and really quick, stephanie, i want to say that if you want to take with some of the ship tours, those are available until tomorrow. i'll send it back to you. >> thanks very much for that live report. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. draymond green is now responding after

video surfaced showing him apparently punching a teammate. >> hear what he's sharing with us this morning. and police are looking for the person responsible for a deadly shooting in berkeley. we have

for your health this morning. we have new data from the san francisco health department. >> showing the city's first decline in drug overdose deaths in 3 years. despite that encouraging sign public health officials say that overdose numbers remain at crisis levels overall, latest

numbers look at substance use trends through last year in 2021, almost 630 people died from drug overdoses involving opioids, cocaine or meth. that's an 11% decrease compared to 2020. but it is still 41% above pre-pandemic levels. fentanyl remain the primary driver of overdose deaths in the city. with 75% of overdose cases. the report also highlighted the inequities that persist as african-americans in san francisco experience and overdose rate death rate rather 5 times higher than the citywide total. the department of health says that these numbers illustrate the need for a citywide approach to lower the risks for people who use drugs. >> all right. the bay area fog is acting as a nice climate control as we get into the afternoon now, this is the woman we expected to be inland. well through the 80's, a nice fall-like forecast. when you get into a coming up in just a bit. kron 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back. taking a live look outside at mount tam this morning. >> gorgeous, gorgeous view of the skyline up or have all the cloud cover out there. now we're going to check in on our forecast with dave sphar real

stephanie, you're just so full of sunshine and here's mean gloom and >> here. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. this is the shot from uc berkeley down at the ground level. as you can see right over the hill, you can see where you can see, but the east bay shoreline, fog up right now, we're expecting this mixing o take care of this as we approach the noon hour. that's the models are telling us here, but we'll still be left with some scattered cloud cover through today. going to over to future cast for we'll get over on the side here. but the pulsating during the morning hours into the afternoon of that marine layer that's very familiar and the flare up of some showers in the afternoon. maybe not so much this afternoon, but tomorrow and even some color is a shun and they're indicating could be some winter weather just thrown in there just a bit. that will be the higher elevations going on. and that is coming in actually from the southeast. so that's that the track that we use the sea with the monsoon pattern, a temperature check for most readings are in the 50's for right now in is racing ahead. 67 right there. breaking everything down for you today. morning fog bay

scattered clouds remain, though. now temperatures inland will be in the mid 80's. now this week ahead. we've got morning fog. mostly sunny, though, for the afternoon. and our temperatures hold much the same 70's in the bay 80's inland. so kind we say in the trade, a persistence forecast into the weekend. the only a little wrinkle here is a good strong on shore wind for those afternoon hours. i did mentioned before that we had a little bit of a potential whisperer of an offshore wind during the week. that doesn't look to be really kind of coming together real well, we are, though, perhaps kind of watching with some caution as we get into the following week. now, the we might start to get some offshore winds. you say that in october and that already is ears. go up right away. 68 san francisco, 72 for open today. we'll do about 79 for san jose. got those got the morning fog, of course, in the scattered clouds, got to keep that in the afternoon forecast highs there. you the upper 80's in the far east bay lower 80's. up to the north note, the green, though, the covers the perimeter of the bay with those 70's and upper 60's

holding a strong 83 for monday. tuesday will also do 83 and really for the 70 forecast that will continue. but i'll get more into that. plus, also that tropical system around central america right now. that's a turning to a tropical storm. stephanie. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. the midterm election is now less than just a month away and ballots will be arriving in the mail any day now. so check your mail. joining now to discuss everything that voters need to know is contra costa county deputy county clerk recorder tommy god, thank you so much for joining us back here this morning. thank you for having me. all right. so elections very, very close. just coming up in a few weeks here. we know that a common concern that was brought up by a number of politicians over the last few election seasons was this matter of ballots, safety safety for voters. so can you walk us what the messaging is to people who might doubt the security of their ballots when they go cast their vote.

>> yes, you know, we want to educate people that vote by mail. voting is safe and secure. just like our normal in-person voting is. and so there are many safeguards in many checks and balances with regard to our processing of the vote by mail ballots and how we treat them and how weak how count them. >> so walk us through what that security process looks like. >> so when we pick up ballots from post office, for example, or from drop boxes located throughout the county, then we always travel in teams of 2. there are always 2 people with the ballots and we also always have a chain of custody procedures forms that are filled out. so we know we should be expecting ballots to be processed during a picked up during the day. and then we do our signature recognition process. we count for every ballot. that is a process through the day through the mail. so there's a lot of the county none. again, a lot of checks and balances. and how do you make sure that people don't vote

>> so, you know, that's one of the anytime we happened to send a ballot a second time to to, for example, if they registered to vote, we've registered to vote at the dmv, for example, or the changer address at the post office. then we receive that information and we send a replacement ballot and that's all accounted for in our voter regis ration system. so therefore, the first bell that comes in will be the one that would be counted. the second one if they should come back raises a red flag. and and we're ensuring that but are only votes want. i should also mention that because of the day, the creation of the statewide voter registration database that we're able to check on a voter status, let's say if they move from one county to another that we are able to track that voter moving and being able to tell if they had already voted in the previous county and other any benefits with some somebody choosing to vote. >> in-person where as good versus getting it through the mail. i was. are there any pros and cons?

>> well, certainly when when a voter receives a ballot and ballots are going to be put in the into the maelstrom no later than tomorrow by law. and voters will begin receiving their ballots this week. they actually have more time to be able to study the issues and make their decisions make an informed decision. of course, they should be doing so if they're going to be voting in person, too. but in a lot of ways, i think that voters feel like there's a little bit of pressure when they come to the polling place that they're out of boating booth and there's no other voters waiting that if they're doing it at home than they are able to do, it leaves early in their own home and be able to make a more informed decision out what are some of the important deadlines that people need to know. >> as we get closer to the midterms. yes. so the closer registration is in 2 weeks. that's up to 24th. we encourage for voters to register by that deadline. they can do so. >> online, for example, in all the elections websites have a link to the secretary of state online registration. so therefore, then we're sending

them a ballot if they miss that deadline, they have to come and in person in order to register, they can register as late as election day. but we encourage them to vote to register ahead of time and then therefore we can get them a ballot in the mail. we encourage voters to vote early. also, if they've already made their decision in terms of who they're going to vote for and what measures are going to vote on, then go ahead and vote that ballot and get that back to us by now by a drop in person, the ballots that we receive early. we can actually allowed to process those ballots and count those ballots and have them at our 08:00pm results. first thing, those are the first result at 08:00pm or the vote by mail ballots that we've processed today ask a couple things here for you. what are some common mistakes that people make on their mail in-ballots? so the top 3. >> the top 3 reasons. number one, they forgot to sign there and what we want to be sure that voters signed the return envelope. that's what we're

required to compare this signature on that. and look to the signature on file when they registered to vote. number 2, is sometimes the spouse might assign another. you know, there are other spouses, a ballot. and so sometimes we receive that information. if we can match it up, seeing that it came from the same address. and that was, you know, and the signatures compare. >> then oftentimes we will count those. but sometimes somebody will for a signatures will not compare. and then that way were required to send with are called cure letters, letters that give voters a second chance to be able to cure their challenge status. and then the 3rd reason is that it has received too late that the voters just got it into the mail after election day. it has to be postmarked on election day and received within 7 days after the election or that they turned it into a drop box after 08:00pm on election night. so we want them to be sure that they turn it in a timely fashion and vote early. >> alright, vote early. that

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>> good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start off this half hour with a look at our foggy forecast. we've got spot in the weather center tracking that very latest out there for us. is the fog still going to be around for the air well, working on breaking up a that's we're going to see all this morning. now. >> the latest. good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. here's the latest shot from uc berkeley. we can at least make out some of the shrubbery here. got to work in the background, though. it's still kind of mix this out will be

some scattered clouds remaining in the forecast. here's what the projections look like as we approach noon, most of the bay should start to clear out. but sometimes you get that lift and you have still the overcast above. that has to do that along the coast. forget about it. i think you're to deal with mostly cloudy skies at best. the temperatures are cool by all of this. so we can see the footprints of the marine layer and again got to keep saying it. it's good to kind of moisten up the ground level here may be inconvenient at times, but it helps at least the acts as mother nature's fire retardant. a little bit here. so for fleet week your last day, we've got temperatures getting up there to 68 scattered clouds kind of remain west wind here 10 to 15. so it's going to be a little bit of a brisk, chilly wind. so definitely want to have the sweaters and jackets with you as well. breaking things down. 79 by one by 4. 85 expect more of that in the extended forecast. we'll get more into that. your 4 zone in a bit, stephanie. all right. thanks, dave. >> the search continues this morning for the gunman responsible for shooting and killing one person and injuring 3 others in berkeley. it happened early saturday

morning and as kron four's philippe reports it happened right next to the uc berkeley campus. >> as the night was winding down with a late night snack at a berkeley pizza parlor. witnesses say the popular area telegraph and grand avenues for college students was shut down just after one 30 saturday morning surrounded by police and littered with evidence markers. crime scene tape and cars pierced with bullet it's kind of day and you gunshots like down the street from where you say a fight broke out. number 2, speier, d and 4 people wounded, all believed to be young men. uc berkeley says none are students but one of them eventually died at a hospital. i mean, the whole street, it was this crazy. it was like everyone was everywhere. >> you know, i was freaking out. i called the home and i was like what is happening? witnesses say a car sped off immediately after the shooting and the suspects are still at large. i was you know, called me back to the las vegas

incident that happened. and then whenever people hear gunshots, we just. >> you know, we're not sure what to do. and we ran to the restroom. just people are letting us in is actually insane because we always get warmies or emails like about and newsletters about like violent incidents happening. but the fact that is so close to where i live, you know, one over there, in fact, that it's maybe like a one minute walking distance away is actually terrifying. i take i think this path school every day like to my classes. so that action saying it was just thursday morning when catalytic converter thieves opened fire on a berkeley homeowner who fortunately was not injured. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 in berkeley. mayor just yet again posted on twitter about the shooting saying in part, quote. >> this senseless act of violence has shaken our city and shows that even in a safe community like berkeley, the epidemic of gun violence presents a danger to us all. he goes on to say for the time

for thoughts and prayers as past and the time for action is now petaluma police arrest 3 people in connection to a string of burglaries at sporting good stores across the north bay. the group is accused of stealing from dix in santa rosa petaluma and roseville. this is a photo of some of those bits of merchandise in the most recent case, police say the men, 2 men rather and a woman stole football jerseys worth more than $1500. police arrested all 3 suspects saturday morning during a traffic stop. officers recovered more than $10,000 worth of merchandise. petaluma police also arrested woman accused of crashing her car into a business friday night. according to officers, the woman was attempting to reverse when she backed her car into adobe beverage in delhi. and this is a look at the damage done to the front of the store. police say they placed the woman under arrest after she displayed signs of alcohol impairment. the front of the store suffered significant damage. as you can see there. but nobody was

injured. happening today, warriors fans get to see their team in action against the los angeles lakers. it is the preseason home opener for the warriors and golden state has already won each of its first 2 preseason games. tip off, set tonight for 5.30, at chase center. the worriers first regular season game will be on october. 18th. that game will also be against the lakers. and the warriors will be without star player. draymond green. tonight, green spoke publicly to the media yesterday for the first time since punching his teammate, jordan poole at practice on wednesday and video of the fight surfaced on tmz. this is video of green and poole. they are about to see in a few moments here in a couple of arguments in the past. >> green is not practice with the team since the incident. >> he said that he would step away for an unspecified amount of time. green was asked if he had seen the video leaked to

tmz. and here's what he said. >> i watched the video 15 times, maybe more because when i watched a video on looking at the video, like yo, this look awful. but this looks even worse than i thought it was. that it. then i had to take a step back to realize that this video was actually released this way. to look that way. it's an audio. this video. it's a video that custom me walking right to him, you know, and so. the video serves the purpose that it was supposed to serve. and it had me in the same eyes that of like, wow, this is terrible. this is awful. and by the way, it is terrible and it is awful like just because of the way the video is cut up and is not released with audi on all those nay. what i did was wrong. >> it is not clear green will

be back when the team begins the regular season. >> and harvest season started a couple of weeks earlier than usual and napa valley this year. >> kron four's noelle bellow stop by one vineyard to get a look at how winegrowers are responding to the changing weather. >> d stem shakeup and jusuf. several small steps for one big wind making machine. >> that's the sounds of harvest season and she family vineyards. everything is grown handpicked processed and bottled on-site really were in complete complete control from grape all the way to class michael baldacci has been head winemaker at his family vineyard in the stags leap district of napa valley for the last decade. i don't if i find the same joy, if i wasn't doing it for my family as much as i love making wine, i love. >> making wine that i, you know, represents our family last couple of years. mother nature has thrown a few curve their way. from the lightning

complex fires of 2020, 2020, we we actually didn't even make just because of the smoke that was in the air this year. we're a multi-day triple digit heat wave followed by rain forest, the harvest process to be sped up. she says they're quickly adjusting to the new normal, you know, with the changing climate, you're seeing it, you know, even with this year, you know, we're picking. >> in september will be done early part of october that we are seeing. >> a little bit dramatic highs and lows. josh whitman is the president of the stags leap district winegrowers association. he says they're all working on ways to adjust we just. >> these need to continue to be at the forefront of finding ways to handle a little bit more weather situation as our hot weather gets hotter, shade cloths like these help protect some of the grapes on the property. >> from harsh sunlight in the vineyard for trying different things this year. we used a lot more shade plot that you get asking before the heat.

what they were predicting, what did occur with over 110 in some areas 120 in other areas. i was a little bit worried. but the cabernet napa cab really withstands the heat and withstood this heat spell really nicely. it just kind of made things happen. maybe 10 days earlier than we really thought they would. >> once the picking began the grapes going half ton nins before being poured into the machine for processing. sheen helps weed out any some deploying. that's something like this is not awful. obviously you can see there's. >> plenty of juice in there. so that will add to it. but the ones that are almost complete raisins like this, we don't want that making the wine. >> when all is said and done, vineyards will have made about 120,000 bottles of their 2022. cabernet, even with the heat this year and a little bit of rain just yet. >> a challenging year. but i think the winds are still going to be amazing. >> tribes in california will now be able to protect the state's coastal area in a new partnership with the state,

california's ocean protection council approved 3.6 million dollars in funding. but the tribal marine stewards network program. this comes after the council set aside 1 million dollars for the development of the program back in 2020 5 tribes will work with the state government and nonprofits to conduct biological research and educate youth on the cultural significance of coastal areas. leaders plan to include more tribes throughout the state in the future. currently, california is the second highest state with 109 federally recognized tribes. in this morning's dine. and dish kron four's vicki liviakis heads out to the east bay. check out the flavors of a popular latin caribbean restaurant. >> it's a taste of miami, south beach in downtown walnut creek. i welcome the lead at this is lead at the new latin caribbean restaurant that bring some bling to the east bay. it's definitely. it's.

it's a little cloudy. >> and i think the idea was to bring miami here. >> we'll see road gave and along with other family members who run as well as a number of other bay area eateries really kind of want to take it up a notch and take it to next level. how do we bring something different? >> to downtown the 5 here at leda is cool to see stylish. the food is fun. fusion, the tequila cocktail and it's refreshing. it's a good all of a mushroom >> on the menu here lead-up and there are quite a few. it's something they call a lobster corn dogs. i can do. the lobster. corn dog is a hit but not to be missed are the empanada ticking. >> to be shaped fish fritters park belly and saw same plan paint chip. yeah, i mean, it's

definitely a lot of authentic inspiration. chef nick peters gets his inspiration from his new york in your neighborhood route. but there was a lot of caribbean. there was a lot of caribbean latin influence that i withdraw from. it's a culture of of getting together and and having a good time. so if you're looking for a lashing dining experience. >> save the airfare to miami or vegas and had the downtown walnut creek. >> in walnut creek, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> ok, we're going to look at some temperatures in the mid to upper 80's will keep in the lower 80's up to the north bay looks forecast for zone. we come back. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema,

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>> o google unveiled its first smartwatch ever and the new pixel phone at its hardware event in new york city. rich demuro takes a look at today's tech smart. >> google's pixel smartphones are known for having amazing cameras and smart software. these are the latest models. this is the pixel 7 and the pixel 7 pro. and now they have a companion, the pixel smartwatch. >> and a small event in brooklyn, new york. google showed off its first smartwatch. let's get on the

pixel watch priced at $350. the pixel watch has a classic round design and sensors to track activity, health and sleep. a very small, very simple. and it just kind of blends in terrorist like a typical wristwatch white with 5th. it built in the watch. takes a heart reading every seconds, more frequent than the competition. >> fans clip on and off using a system that may take a bit to get used to guessing. i just rehearsed. idea that there's google assistant onboard maps tap to pay you to music, spotify and more. it's the best of health and fitness and best of health and all the smart watch features that expect in beautiful design that also gives you reliable flow there back to life. that's a position. there's a new pixel 7 and pixel 7 pro camera. still the star of the pixel 7 smartphones which come in a standard and pro model. >> the pro consume up to 30 times for selfie on the google pixel 7 let's see it looks like. looks pretty good. new

software smarts include the feature called photo on with this feature. even your old photos taken on another sharper in just a tap, taking photos at night. now, twice as fast. the pro can take close-up macro shots. you can now use your fingerprint and face to unlock the phones. >> in a first pixel 7 will come with a free vpn which won't for housing data at your google account. we might keep users from turning to privacy center browsers like brave or duck duck. go pricing for the pixel 7 starts at $599. $200 less than an iphone. 14 pixel 7 pro starts 99 on pick. so we really are focused on our users and building a more helpful experience for users. and i think that really drives and guides us across all the >> really getting a lot of value for the price, especially with this pixel 7, the phones and the watcher available for preorder. now they're in stores next week. as always, you can find me on

social media. i'm at rich on tech in new york city. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> all right. taking a live look now outside at the bay bridge this morning. really not that much traffic out there. i'm guessing a lot of people are just choosing to stay indoors, maybe sleep in a little bit. have the tv on watching kron. 4 news. all right. dave sphar is here with your weather conditions on what you can expect as if you choose to step outdoors today 9.47. already. it's so good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. this is the progress thus far of the fog. we can at least make out some of the shrubbery in the foreground. but >> was still quite thick off to the background and that will turn into overcast as this mixing process gets underway here above us, the air is drier and warmer. that's a typical case of conditions or it's not as dry as it was from yesterday. hope that doesn't slow down the clearing out process. we expect today for tahoe, the several days. lower 70's going on. but just to the southeast of this, there is what we see.

the flare up of the afternoon. scattered shower event going on here, joy. tropical storm with max winds still 70 at last check. now it's going to the what pacific coast of central america el saw a salvador honduras all along the way. heavy rains will make it up to looks like for the west coast of southwestern mexico. then up to the north for or for there you can looks like a weak front passes by tuesday, wednesday. that doesn't look to be producing much in the way of offshore winds. we earlier feared, however, getting into early the following week. that may be more of an issue. so kind of a post it note on looking at that to see how that develops. if we are looking at offshore wind events on october, not a good thing to be talking about. 68 our high san francisco will mention again, a few scattered clouds thrown in there, but hopefully will be good enough for the plains. lower to middle 60's. going on here for the coast. 75 for burlingame. for the to the south. it's all 70's remaining for the most part, 78 there for redwood city. 77, palo alto and some lower 80's

working here in the south bay. but upper 70's as well. mid 70's east bay shoreline, tri valley at about 10 degrees or so mid 80's there. 86 going on concord. 67, vallejo onshore wind. hello, 80 for napa and 81 coming in for santa rosa. it's an early fall like forecast the next several days keeping a lower 80's well inland. that's pretty palatable at that. we'll keep that lower 70's along the coast or i'm sorry, the east bay shoreline, the coast, shelley 60's, stephanie, thanks very >> one of the newest members of the oakland a's has made his way from columbia all the way to the east bay kron four's camila barco takes a look at how jordan diaz's cultural roots got him to the big leagues. >> jessica corbett show monday a colombian to oakland, california and stored india saw his dreams come true when he recorded his first hit in the major leagues, there's a base hit. jordan diaz, a line drive single to center. >> and that's his first major

league hit on september 18 against the houston astros. >> diaz singled to center field in the 7th inning of his first career. mlb game and be good day. that diaz says he was but then calmed down, felt happy and proud after getting first hit. it's been 10 years in the making. >> go get them. 100 is in the diaz was born in one video, colombia, a country. >> we're soccer is king, but the colombian decided to pick up a back and started playing baseball when he was 12 years old, calling it the best decision of his life and point that is watch. major league baseball on television back own to dia on his 16th birthday. his dream to play. major league baseball moved one step closer to becoming a reality when he signed a minor league contract with the

oakland athletics and fun. but it comes as saying it's a dream even waiting for since he was a kid after posting impressive numbers for 5 seasons in the minors. he got the call join the big club. >> the first baseman diaz making his major league debut. great play by george. >> diaz is the 3rd colombian player to play for the a's. the first since 2009 and the first ever from his hometown to play in the majors. >> get a bit of by he says he feels proud to represent his country. >> his people and his family, it's their support that motivates him. yeah. and a lot, playing in south america. he's learned some valley of the people he works with and you see advice from others to help him in his >> he is grabs it to a way he hopes to have a long one guy has as many more goals he wishes to accomplish. >> including being selected to an all-star team and maybe one day play for his country. >> and with the goal of playing in the bigs already

completed, who's to say those other milestones are within reach. >> so cool moment for the youngster. just 22 years old. >> reporting at the oakland coliseum. camila barco kron. 4 news. >> and we have an entire section on our web site dedicated to hispanic heritage month. all you have to do is scan the qr code right there on your screen. it's going to take you directly to that part of kron. 4 dot com. and as we head to the break, if you're lookirg for something fun to do this weekend, check out. >> the 154 italian heritage parade in san francisco. out so much going on in the city today. the parade starts at 12 30 this afternoon at fisherman's wharf and is free to attend.

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>> and starting this spring, uc berkeley offers a nicki minaj course. the class will encourage students to think about. nicki minaj is impact on hip-hop music industry and how that connects to broader historical social structures. uc berkeley is not the only college that offers classes focused on celebrities. san diego state university also offers a course focused on rapper bad bunny and his impact on latinx culture. texas state university also announced 8 offer a class focused on harry styles and the culture of the celebrity. very interesting. and happening tomorrow, the world championship pumpkin weigh off. comes back to half moon bay. this is video you're watching now from years past.

and this year, the grower of the first place pumpkin gets $9 per pound. a lot of incentive for those pumpkin growers to get those pumpkins really big there. last year's winning pumpkin weighed almost 2200 pounds, which would translate to nearly $20,000 this year. if the winning pumpkin breaks a world record, the prize automatically goes up to $30,000. but it? the pumpkin itself weighs 3300 pounds than what they get. $33,000. i guess it works out that way at this. like awesome. that is line is brown. >> heaven, if you over the have hotels that offer a line is browned special or something. i don't think it the great pumpkin, you know, so we've got right here. half moon bay linus. we found it. you know, it is. i'd like to see if we can get that giant pumpkin in the studio. that would be why to be closely sq 7 day forecast says follow stephanie. we've got kind of like a fall thing going on

here. not much persistence, lower 80's at all that maybe a cloud pop on friday. what we're worried about as early next week. now we might be seeing a bit of an offshore wind try to develop. so if something were to be following as we get a little closer to all of that, because this october and timing of that is awesome or awful, awful rather. so there we go. pretty good week. coming up ahead. and hopefully as fog going to burn off here for an a for some little puppy cloudy, a puppy clouds for the rates are up to plate. yeah. all right. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin, dave spahr. have a great day. everybody. 4 news at

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