>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday with a lot to get to for you this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a quick look at what we've got going on right you can see some fog off to the foreground, but >> really that's going to be a bigger player tomorrow and for the entire bay area, extending well inland as well. we'll be showing you that coming up a little bit here. but this fog will start to clear over good chunk of the bay as we approach around noon. but getting into the afternoon,

even in some spots along the coast in southern marin, it's going to be very problematic is going to be pesky. so let's go ahead to the fog cast. here's what it looks like at my high noon. however, you'll still see some scattered clouds lingering in southern marin across the san francisco. back again for tomorrow. looks like it clears out around noon, not really left with some fog clouds for good chunk of the bay going on. so you see a lot more cloud cover for tomorrow. give you a good feel of autumn like whether your temperatures this morning there in the upper 50's over most the real estate, 57 even off the antioch. 56, san diego and 56 also for san francisco. so a lot of uniformity with temperatures and because of that strong marine layer, those temperatures direction little bit ahead of where they were from yesterday. just about all locations, but a half a dozen or fewer degrees. here's a look at what's going on today for inland areas. we're looking for clearing by late morning hours. 63 will do it by 11 by 2. we're talking 73 to coming up in a bit. we'll have a bit more for all of this and talk a bit more about this fog issue happening for tomorrow. stephanie. all

right. thanks very much, dave. >> and a major story we are following this morning out of the east bay, a woman and a young boy are recovering after being shot in pittsburgh. it happened around 9 last night near davey and civic avenues. police say the victims were in a car. the boy has non-life-threatening injuries. the woman had several gunshot wounds and was airlifted to the hospital. police are still looking for the shooter. a man accused of stalking, harassing and assaulting 14. women in san francisco is in police custody. kron four's gayle ong has more for us. >> san francisco police arrested 34 year-old bill hobbs friday the same day. a san francisco superior court judge issued an arrest warrant for a number of charges that include felony false imprisonment and battery. police say the string of suspicious incidents began in september. victims took to social media and the nextdoor app notifying the public of hobbs. his behavior. there are reports of incidents taking place in broad daylight in the

marina. so much and west portal neighborhoods. hobbs is accused of following grabbing and kissing women. police say in many cases he would inappropriately touched the victim, then immediately flee the scene. usually always traveling groups. the university of san francisco's public safety department sent out a safety bulletin with this photo of the suspect. his students last month. the students say they have been vigilant ever since. probably not going as many places off campus by myself like. >> especially when it's starting to get tired just being cautious, to be. >> investigators have linked the suspect to at least 14 incidents and believe he may be involved in cases dating back to 2021 around one 30 friday afternoon. kron 4 was notified. the suspect was reportedly sitting on this corner of and polk streets. the passerby called 9-1-1 and was told officers were on the way about an hour later as arrested hobbs just around the corner in the area. then as and northpoint street near aquatic park. in a tweet, the san francisco district attorney's office thanked police for the safe arrest.

members of the public and the victims who came forward. the da is seeking pretrial detention and police believe there could be more victims out there. anyone with information is asked to call as fpd. >> in the studio, gayle ong kron, 4 news a middle school teacher in the nation is in custody, accused of having an inappropriate relationship with an underage student. the benicia police department's web site identifies the suspect as 56 year-old kurtz and l the superintendent of the unified school district issued a statement saying in part that it realizes this information is unsettling, adding, quote, we want to assure you of our unwavering commitment to student safety and well-being. the investigation is ongoing and the district remains committed to the process. on the peninsula. the search is on for a man who robbed a store in san carlos. police say a man entered the ari i store on industrial road thursday night around closing time. the robber took some items and walked out without paying when

workers tried to confront the man. he pulled out a gun and then fled the scene. for your health. abbott announcing another baby formula recall involving certain similac 2 ounce ready to feed infant formulas and pedialyte. electrolyte solution. the problem, some of the bottle caps were apparently not ceiling completely, possibly spoiling the contents inside. important to note here, the formula was manufactured in columbus, ohio, not to the michigan plant. that was at the center of a large recall earlier this year. and says the amount of newly recalled products is less than a day's worth of the total infant formula used in the u.s. and should not affect the overall supply too much. happening today. halloween is just a few weeks away and that means the return of the half moon bay pumpkin festival on the peninsula and things are getting under way already early this morning. kron four's camila barco live there with a look at what's happening out there. >> good morning, stephanie.

we're here with cameron palmer, the president of the half moon bay, our and pumpkin festival camera is smelling. good out here. we are starting this morning with a pumpkin breakfast. tell us how this is going to go through. well, this is fun. we've got all these guys back here, cook and the pumpkin pancakes. where else can you get pumpkin pancakes, right? not that. yeah. a lot of we have a full day of activities. we have the parade at 12 noon 2,560 pound pumpkin. the biggest one ever. >> in america, it's at the parade. it will be in the parade and you can get your photo taken with it things like this is just a fun event. i would encourage people to come down. it's a great family about free to short of gas, but it's free to and you you love it. there's 4 stages of music. there's pumpkin ice cream, pumpkin pie, pumpkin mac and cheese pumpkin. everything that you can think

up. so people love it pumpkin lovers. this is the place to be today and you've been doing this for quite some time. this is the 50 year anniversary of this festival. what is so special about this event for you? >> for some reason people have really just taken to this area. it's beautiful happen. bay is a beautiful area. we have our grand marshal this year is going to be beverly ashcraft kunia. she was the founding member of our committee 50 years ago and she is going to be her grand marshal and she'll be in the parade as well. perfect. and i just want to remind people it is free to attend. however, if you want to do some of the activities. >> there is a price to pay. it may be for the pancake believe. you know what, you've got to buy the pancakes. but, you know, there's a pumpkin pie eating contest. there's a pumpkin carving contest. these things don't cost money. they're just for fun. and especially people can just sit back and watch the parade at noon. yes, absolutely. a lot of activities here, stephanie. and like i said,

>> this starts. the breakfast starts right now. at 7 o'clock this morning, the festival starts at 09:00am and then all of the activities will go on throughout the day. and if you want to catch the parade, it starts at noon here at half. bay, i'll send it back to you. great way to start a of your halloween celebrations early. thank you. camila. >> well, coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. you can't make it out to half moon bay. for some reason. there is an indoor pumpkin patch in san jose. >> we have a special guest joining us live in studio to discuss. and kaiser mental health workers have been now striking for 2 months. we'll tell you the next steps being taken to try and end the work stoppage plus san francisco state getting some new funds to help with student housing. we explain how this could also help with the hou liz, you nerd, cough if you're in here! shh! i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. what about rob's dry cough? works on that too, and lasts 12 hours. 12 hours?! who studies that long? mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs. have you seen my new phone yet?

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>> welcome back. taking a live look outside from our walnut creek camera this morning. we can see quite a peep up. quite a number of people who are up at this hour pretty impressive because usually not much activity is happening on this camera at this time. but it's looking like a bit of a cloudy start to the day. we have dave sphar standing by in the weather center with a look at the forecast today. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're going to see a lot more of that going forward as we get into tomorrow. but for today. >> yes, that fog you mentioned this is the shot around the immediate beijing will notice covering up a good chunk of the east bay shoreline as we speak, handing it over to future cast for cause that really tells the tale. we see much of the bay area clear out as we can get to around the noon hour and shortly there afterwards, however, some of that fog is going to remain the fog clouds along the coast, maybe even some drizzle here. and there not as much during the day when you got movement going on the atmosphere, but southern marin

and san francisco, that's going to be problematic in order to clear out boy, here comes back again tonight tomorrow. look at that coverage. spilling right across the central valley and eat. still lingering around for the immediate bay. those inland spots will get some breaks happening there by 2. but that shows you how late in the day it will be for even much of the bay to clear out left over from that. and then just a resurgence of all of this as we get into monday. this is all going to be cooling. we'll see temperatures a little cooler to start things off. warming up by the time we approach the middle of the week temperature check for you. upper 50's at this hour. a lot of uniformity with temperatures. we get that in the autumn months like that, particularly with an onshore flow morning. fog and bay scattered clouds going on, mild inland with upper 70's. so we've got a feeling of fall coming or on your way tomorrow. aggressive morning fog. we went through that variable clouds, cool conditions with temperatures in the 70 so to let you know, the weather gods are not necessarily on team army, if you will. if we had the blue

angels going on again this weekend, that will be problematic still for next week. we've got variable clouds, mild 70's and 80's mixture going on for much of the week, a shower and to next possible some models are kind of winking at us on that. we'll see if that holds together today, keeping scattered clouds and there. 63 san francisco, 67 oakland, 74 san jose. and for the inland spots, upper 70's in the far east bay up to the north bay into the middle 70's course. we'll have more for you in the 4 zone forecast and checking about extended to which is going to have cl ud cover just about each day. kind of mentioning in there, stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> well, halloween is just over 2 weeks away. if you're looking for a family-friendly way to celebrate, we're about to introduce you to a few options here that won't require you to step outdoors. joining me live now to talk about their indoor pumpkin patch and other fun activities is alex holt is the partner of the plex in san jose. welcome to the show. thank you. i appreciate it. yeah, and we appreciate you getting up so

early all the way from san jose to come up to san francisco for the interview to yeah, of course this one. so tell us a bit about this into a pumpkin patch. it's happening at the plex in san jose. what can people expect when they see it? so we have 3 starting today and then the next saturday on the following saturday, the event today is actually sold out. >> but it's basically all the same fun games that you can expect that any pumpkin patch, except that >> beautiful facility, 240,000 square feet where you can play have fun and spend some good time with family and what really inspired this because this is the first time you guys are doing this. yes, it is the first time we're doing really well at the plaques. and we felt like we really want to get back to the community. and so that's kind of what started the whole concept originally and we started building on it. we saw the interest. we started selling so many tickets and we basically decided to make it bigger and bigger and biggey. so it's going to be fun. we're >> tell us about some of the other activities that are also happening indoors. so we

actually have a health bill. interesting, there's probably a good 12 to 15 goblin bowling. we ring toss to kind of had a pumpkin could basically haunt that bounce the there's a lot of fun stuff. what exactly is gobbling bowling? what was there with that looks like about big pumpkin, ok, anderson, instead of the pence and regular bowling, there's basically goblins and your role, the pumpkin. then you try to smash them all very creative. hopefully doesn't make too much of a we'll is it do you get prizes depending on how you do it all the way a lot of candy, it a very good >> and there's also mentioned the pumpkin ring toss that the indoor right. >> any restrictions that people should be aware as aware of is this for people of

all ages family-friendly? yeah, very family i think one thing that separates us is that we have 3 restaurants flights restaurant, which is my original concept. and then also sushi confidential and pizza at the plex. >> so you can eat, you can drink. you can enjoy as an adult. but also, of course, it's geared towards the kids. and of course, there may be some seniors. people may be immunocompromised. they really want to come out. >> the but they want to kind of get a sense of give any sort of guidelines people should be aware of when it comes to covid, for example, while not so it's year you're not asking social distancing, not no proof of vaccination. that sort of thing. no, okay. all right. it's going to be a family time, everybody. okay. very good. you know, how does it feel to get this point? you you are a business owner. i'm at yeah. and we finally got to this point close to 3 years of the pandemic. but things really are opening up. you can finally have a big indoor, you know, festivity like you're into a pumpkin how does it feel to get to this pandemic was very lots of regulations,

especially in california. we also have flights and las vegas, a planet hollywood. >> it was pretty interesting to see how different it was. nevada versus california and the rules that kept changing. but i think we're coming out of it. i think we're seeing people not scared anymore, which is big relief. but now we have recession and inflation and and war. and yeah, it's happening so uncertain times. that's for sure. so that's why it's so exciting to like be able to get all these families out and just and joy, like a fun time when. and goblins and pumpkin provide a nice escape. >> from, you know, sometimes some of the harsh headlines of the day right and some remind us again one more time. just any cost of and it's actually free and pretty much most of the games are free. the spooky house. you. buy some tickets to get in, but pretty much everything >> it's included just to come and enjoy. >> okay, wonderful, alex hold.

we appreciate you coming out today. you are the partner of the plex in san jose. and i'm sure you're going to get a lot of attention and interest in your into a pumpkin patch another. it's going to but think you so much for joining us. thank you. >> all right. we'll be right >> all right. we'll be right back. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically made for heart failure. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. and just imagine where a healthier heart could take you. don't take entresto if pregnant;

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ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, another pedestrian hit and killed and in san jose. >> now some are saying the city needs to do more. and as we head to break, if you're looking for a fun thing to do this weekend, check out the harvest festival in berkeley that starts at 11 at santa rosa car. you can expect live music food contest and kids activities. it my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker

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>> let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. october forecast. >> dave spahr is in the weather center with the very latest heyday. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a flavor of fall. we will get not just for this weekend, but on into next week as well. we've got the fog to start things off. a bit of coastal drizzle coming for the right to and fog clouds will be slow to clear, particularly tomorrow. not today. we're going to do pretty good job well inland, at the coast and and parts of the bay will be slow going. here's a shot from downtown. looks like we're starting to get in the overcast drill here that will remain through a good chunk of the day today, although again, i think we'll see breaks back to the clears out pretty quickly. but again, leftover with some scattered clouds and all of that tomorrow. it's bit more aggressive. that's it spills into the central valley. quite a bit, however, will be left with still cloudiness a little bit, particularly around the immediate bay. it will be slow going temperatures mostly in the 50's across the region, even some upper 50's in the far east bay. the breakdown for you today at 63 turning

mostly sunny by 11 by 2 73 in the fall. like feels what we have 4 zone forecast coming up for you. we'll take a look at that extended to stephanie. thanks very much, dave. >> in the south bay fatal crashes involving pedestrians in san jose continues to be a problem. the city recorded its 53rd traffic fatality of the year and the 28th involving a pedestrian kron four's. rob nesbitt explains. >> despite p essays and repeated attempts to raise awareness about fatal crashes. the numbers continue to rise from thursday to friday morning. numerous 9-1-1, calls came into the san jose dispatch. according to officer steve aponte. a that was for traffic collisions that occurred involving pedestrians and bicyclists within the past. 24 hours, one of those being fatal. police say an elderly woman was struck and killed thursday night while walking across lanes of traffic on lundi ave outside of any marked crosswalks officer upon day says the city needs to see a change with pedestrians, not using crosswalks and drivers not

following the rules of the road were not kind of victim late. >> but if you receive a ticket on the roadway for violating the rules of the road, it's to make you change that driving behavior specifically to make sure that we prevent types of incidents that occurred as far back as officer upon taken recall, the highest number of fatal accidents in san jose involving a pedestrian occurred in 2019. >> there were 28 that year. we're now in october and the city has already reached that number for 2022. in comparison, 14 people have been struck and killed by a vehicle while walking in san francisco. according to the organization vision, 0 s ef in oakland, the city's website recorded 9 traffic fatalities involving a pedestrian from january to september of this year and fully as the chair of vision 0 in san jose. the council member says the city's numbers can to improve without better infrastructure on the streets and more police on patrol. we need to hire more officers. we have the budget for more officers but we don't have the individuals to fill those budget position. ships. >> there are currently 14

traffic enforcement officers in san jose compared to 10 years ago when the department had 50 officers on patrol. >> i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news >> a brentwood man faces charges in connection to a deadly hit and run in walnut creek. that happened back on october. 1st. that crash killed wheelie. a 44 year-old woman from milpitas who owned a business in walnut creek. police say she was hit on north carolina boulevard in civic drive about 4 blocks south of the walnut creek, bart station police arrested 29 year-old arc ramirez junior and seized his car as evidence. the suspect is in the martinez detention facility with bail set at $300,000. for your health this morning. the u.s. has extended the covid public health emergency another 90 days. the health emergency will end on january 11th of next year. if it is not extended again, the emergency declaration allows the u.s. healthcare system too. act quickly when infections surge and also helps keep millions of people

enrolled in public health insurance. and flu season is just around the corner. but new data shows many people are not really signing up to get their shots. kron four's terisa stasio has more on what experts want the public to know as we head into the colder months. >> they're not only does it kill average year 30 to 35,000 americans, but it hospitalized is cool. 102 sometimes 300,000 americans own an average year. so this is a serious infection. z infectious disease, much more serious than i think people appreciate. >> that's uc berkeley, public health doctor john swartzberg doling out the data about the flu. well, some seasons have been mild. this coming one doesn't look so rosy. >> one reason is that nobody's are very few people have had the flu in the last 2 years, which means that nobody's picked up immunity. number 2, we we felt good in the southern hemisphere. this just coming out of there winter now

and particularly bad influenza season. and we're just going into our winner in often, not always, but often what happens in the southern hemisphere pre she just what's going to happen in the northern hemisphere for the next twitter. so i think those 2 things together are disconcerting about. this could be a bad flu season. >> and that brings us to flu vaccines. data shows that some are putting off getting the flu shot and sticking just to the latest covid booster thinking it might be too much for the body to manage all at once. >> understandable concern that people have. we studied. people are getting flu shot close to, quote, covid shot at the same time. and while they may have to store arms depots to one. but if you really want to one and done which a lot of people do just going to get done. works out fine. there's no increased risk of any serious side effects. the flu vaccine is safe. for keeping

people out of the hospital or dying. and for some people effective terms of preventing it from even getting sick. to get the flu vaccine. now in october is a perfect. for getting it because it will give you protection through the typical flu season to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> well, the fda announced the amount of ad are all being manufactured will not meet demand here in the u.s. the drug helps both young and old patients with adhd to stay focused and the cause for this shortage is unclear for the time being. but latest numbers show about 5 million more people have at all prescriptions. then before the pandemic began and what one doctor worries it might be getting into the hands of the wrong people. >> what i'm worried about is whether or not the increased demand for all is due to increased misuse addictive use and diversion diversion being when drugs that are prescribed for an individual diverted to

another individual to whom they were not prescribed. >> and pharmacies say the shortage could last for a few months. and they also warn the drug should not be cut off without proper planning. if you currently take role, medical experts advise you to meet with your physician now to discuss potential maybe different dosing different medication or even behavioral changes in place of the medication because of that shortage. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a judge has ruled the dhaka program can continue. >> what this means for new and current applicants. plus, a short film about a dog will be shown at this week's mill family film festival. we speak to bay area filmmakers behind the movie. as we head to the break. if you're looking for something to do this weekend, you can check out the noise pops, 20th street block party. that's in san francisco. there will be live music, food, trucks and local vendors. it starts at noon on valencia street between 18 and 20st

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back down to earth when news to be a little higher different story. temperature check for you. upper 70's for highs in the far east bay. lower 70's will do it up in the north bay. we're take a look at the 4 zone forecast for you. cooler weather coming. you want some fall-like to an extended to. we're coming back. that

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experience what it's like walking inside of a hurricane. >> well, >> parents also joined in the fun while trying to make it through 110 mile an hour. winds. they look like of those poor reporters out on the weather channel reporting on her king's day. >> yeah, this has only do what we don't do or do on. but we're telling you don't go out and me and you can try the simulator but don't actually go out. and those, you know, terrible weather conditions. well, these the simulator is supposed to help rescuers actually train how to rescue people who are stuck in these conditions. so yeah, do city later, but don't actually go out and those harsh hurricane to have some of those inside centers in the seen someone had with this one in houston. i know. durham, north carolina has one, but it's a little small like boxes of phone booth. homeless. you a little flavor up close and personal being in yeah, that's that is kind of cool to look at them. having fun with that but was clothing? seriously a live look outside at conditions in our area. this is downtown san francisco. we're looking at right now a bit foggy out

there because fog tobar, right? almost halfway done with the month. sure. and why not? we need this kind of stuff. you know, when the options of having any rain, least moises up the bay just a little bit here in suisse is not as dry with this going on looks like there's more of that to come as we get further in the forecast. here's a closer shot. the east bay shoreline still covered up and some of that ground fog. >> that's going to left to give us overcast as we go into the early afternoon. and we'll probably see clearing out happening around the bay inland. no problem. but tomorrow that's going to be little more problematic. it's going to more problematic to get that cleared out up in tahoe. the forecast calls for around 70 and all this onshore stuff is not having much of an impact up there. you can see with temperatures holding around 70 and we're looking at mostly sunny skies. it looks like the period which is different was going to happen here in the bay upper 50's on most of the board. you will notice 57 antioch conquered 58 much the same for the east bay shoreline. boy, the extended forecast looks kind of interesting as its really try

and look at misses us. we don't get anything juicy from the low drop to the south. we get all the cloud cover. in the next weekend, looks like there's a chance of getting some rain. but this is long range models. they do this to us a lot. the only thing that we take from this is we like the path that way. so if this continues to the winter months, we'll get something. so we like that. it's a good direction coming in from the northwest like that and 8, maybe a chance of picking up some showers will wait. we get a little closer on that 4 zone forecast for your saturday. 63 san francisco. we'll do some lower 60's hovering the coast. 67 going on for burning game. 72 foster city, san carlo, 69 for palo alto. notice how those temperatures are reduced a little bit here as it will take a while to kind of clear out some of this fog mid 70's covering the south bay east bay shoreline for the most part in the 60's, although upper 70's to be found tri valley pleasanton 78 77, walnut creek and concord. 64 for berkeley. but they hold a cool 62 is that on shore wind continues. it's going to kind of strong and through some parts in the next week. by the

way, 75 fairfield nap at 70 74 for santa rosa as a result of this influence of the marine layer. we got a mention the scattered clouds remain to the week, even inland temperatures reduced a bit recovering in the middle of the week. back to the business of the 80's east bay shoreline will be treated mostly to 70's. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> in other news, scottish actor robbie coltrane has died at the age of 72 coltrane's agent says he passed away yesterday at a hospital in his native scotland. the actor began his career as a comedian before moving into theater and then film probably was best known in the u.s. for playing the gentle have giant hagrid in the harry potter movies. the 72 year-old was also in several british series, including and had supporting roles into james bond movies. the cause of death has not been released. he is survived by his ex-wife and 2 children. well, the queen of country, dolly parton gets another award. this happening at an

awards ceremony on thursday in new york where she won the carnegie medal of philanthropy considered one of the highest honors in the field pardon was also recognized for her program. imagine library which provides free books to children under 5 every month. she was also recognized for her donation to coronavirus vaccine research. a short film puppies. journey has been making the festival rounds and now the director and executive producer plan to show it here in the bay area. it's called andy a dog's tail. pretty straightforward right? kron four's justine waldman takes a closer look. >> he's the star of the latest film from petaluma zone ignite animation studios. a classic hero's journey about the runt of the litter who overcomes a few obstacles to find his forever home. i think it's just a very simple story. it tells it tells the attraction jean schulz was the executive producer for the film and this

also involved with canine companions, a national organization headquartered in santa rosa. that raises and trains dogs to assist those who might be facing one of nearly 70 different disabilities as a board member schultz has a pulse and the need for service dogs and wanted to try telling the story from the dog's perspective mean our dogs, a room, magnificent. you know, they are so willing to work and attached to the human. >> they work for. but this just tells it. so simply it was really fun to create the story and the dilemma. >> and how you actually push through your fears and accomplish what you're trying to do for director jamie wheless. this was not his first time working in animation by any stretch. his credits include yoda the hoke and davy jones, but directing the short film during the pandemic presented its own challenges. wheless worked with artists around the world from canada to serbia to

australia, communicating over zoom to make sure they got the models just right. and then canine companions to make sure that they got the dogs. just write the details of the look in the eyes so that they could capture. and capture. fluffiness off or a furry puppy. that's different from an adult dog in. so those are all details that. those animators have to figure out all that hard work paid off. andy, a dog's tail has been accepted to 15 film festivals and one best animation in greece. it's currently screening at the mill valley film festival and has been a big hit with audiences of all ages. there was a little girl that you're 8 years old. >> raise your hand? and they they said is there anything you want to share? and she just said, raise your hand shows your movie reminds me. my parents who left guatemala

and we moved here not want to go and i was scared. but now that we're here, it's great. and i'm going the movie has nothing to do with that. it's just not. and that's what that's a win in my mind. it makes you. >> connect to something in your past or your memory and it it kind of comfort. you. and that's what i think this film. >> does already. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news, very sweet story. >> well, the director jamie, we listen. jane schultz will be at the mill valley film festival today at 11 in the morning. we'll show the film and that will be followed by a live q and a. happening today. the second annual dog festival is coming to benicia. that festival helps nonprofits, rescue and take care of animals during natural disasters. they will be live music food, a costume contest and dog adoption and rescue booth. the opening ceremony kicks off at 11:00am and is free to attend. we'll be right free to attend. we'll be right back.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> hey, good morning and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday october, the 15th and we're covering a lot for you this morning. >> let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave

sphar. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we have the fog situation back with us again today. it will be tomorrow to quite a thick marine layer that we have going on. >> in terms of the coverage area will see a lot more of that tomorrow spilling into the central valley. the thing is right above us, the air is about as warm as your living room and as dry as your freezer. so we have a big contrast. once we get the sun, i will get that mixing process. but i think in some parts of the bay will still be left with some scattered clouds even into the early afternoon. here's a look at fog cast as a shows us for the most part, it clears out by one. but the leftover cloud cover remains along the coast a little bit. and that drizzle and cloud cover again tomorrow morning. and although you see clearing happening here, one will still be left with some of that cloud cover even into the afternoon hours and even inland a little bit as well. so tomorrow that will be much better coverage. upper 50's is our temperature. look not much contrast going on in terms of locations will see a little bit warming happening inland

today, though, then we will contrast around the bay. there's the clearing process. 67 by high noon, 74 by mid-afternoon, ready for fall. we've got a good flavor, but this weekend and on into early next week morning forecast in a bit. stephanie. definitely ready for fall. thanks a lot, dave. >> a major story we're following this morning out of the east bay. a woman and a young boy are recovering after being shot in pittsburgh. it happened around 9 last night near davey and civic avenues. police say the victims were in a car. the boy has non-life-threatening injuries and the woman had several gunshot wounds and was airlifted to the hospital. police are still looking for the shooter. a man accused of stalking harassing and assaulting 14 women. san francisco is in police custody. kron four's gayle ong has more on this. >> san francisco police arrested 34 year-old bill hobbs friday the same day. a san francisco superior court judge issued an arrest warrant for a number of charges that include felony false imprisonment and battery. police say the string of

suspicious incidents began in september. victims took to social media and the nextdoor app notifying the public of hobbs. his behavior. there are reports of incidents taking place in broad daylight in the marina. so much and west portal neighborhoods. hobbs is accused of following grabbing and kissing women. police say in many cases he would inappropriately touched the victim, then immediately flee the scene. usually always traveling groups. the university of san francisco's public safety department sent out a safety bulletin with this photo of the suspect. his students last month. the students say they have been vigilant ever since. probably not going as many places off campus by myself like. >> especially when it's starting to get tired just being cautious, going to be. >> investigators have linked the suspect to at least 14 incidents and believe he may be involved in cases dating back to 2021 around one 30 friday afternoon. kron 4 was notified. the suspect was reportedly sitting on this corner of and polk streets. the passerby called 9-1-1 and

was told officers are on the way about an hour later as arrested hobbs just around the corner in the area. then as and northpoint street near aquatic park. in a tweet, the san francisco district attorney's office thanked police for the safe arrest. members of the public and the victims who came forward. the da is seeking pretrial detention and police believe there could be more victims out there. anyone with information is asked to call as fpd. >> in the studio, gayle ong kron, 4 news a middle school teacher in the nation is in custody, accused of having an inappropriate relationship with an underage student. the benicia police department's web site identifies the suspect as 56 year-old kurtz and l. the superintendent of the benicia unified school district issued a statement saying in part that it realizes this information is unsettling. adding, quote, we want to assure you of our unwavering commitment to student safety and well-being. the investigation is ongoing and the district remains committed to the process. many elderly residents still unable to go back home after a fire

sparked at a senior living apartment building on santa clara street in oakland. investigators say it started in one of the units at the grand lake garden facility on the 5th floor. seniors living on the second floor where order to temporarily shelter in place before being evacuated. in all the fire for 65 residents. out of the building, they were transported about a mile away to a sister property called piedmont gardens. a spokesperson for the company that runs both facilities told kron 4 no residents were injured, but several people were taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure. on the peninsula. the search is on for a man who robbed the store in san carlos. police say a man entered the ari eyesore on industrial road thursday night around closing time. the robber took some items and walked out without paying. but employees confronted the man. he pulled out a gun and then fled the scene. for your help. abbott announcing another baby formula recall involving

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mega number of 19 happening today. halloween is just a few weeks away and that means the return of the half moon bay pumpkin festival on the peninsula and things are getting underway right now this morning kron four's camila barco live there with a look at the activities happening right now. hey, camila. good morning, stephanie. c s it's the 50th annual half moon bay arts and pumpkin festival. >> they weren't able to do this since 2019 because of the pandemic. but the event is back up and running. as you can see behind me. and it all starts with a pancake breakfast. if you take a look behind me, you'll notice a crowd actually out here. they're eating. they're munching on these pancakes. there's buttermilk and there's also the pumpkin pancakes. here's a crowd. you can sit down after you get your pancake your breakfast. but after this, there's so much

it's going to happen today. festival actually begins at 9 o'clock this morning. there's going to be 4 stages of entertainment. 250 arts and craft vendors and places to grab some food and drink a lot of activities for all ages and mission is free. and it's happening today and tomorrow. also, stephanie, if you remember this week was up on monday, specifically, it was the pumpkin weigh off. people brought in pumpkins from all over the country to see who had the biggest one. well, the biggest pumpkin weighed at 2000, 560 pounds. people are going to be able to see it at today's parade that kicks off at noon and people also get a chance to take a picture with the pumpkin at a booth. you do have to pay a price for it. but it is a great sight to see. again, you're taking a look here at the breakfast happening this morning at the half, moon bay arts and festival. stephanie, like i said, the festival kicks off at 9 where people are able to

see all of the vendors that are participating in this event. the parade kicks off at noon. there's going to be a pie eating contest as well. all sorts of activities. if you are not able to come out today. the event also will happen tomorrow, except today is the only day to catch the also get back to you and thanks law. camilla know if you have a chance to try some pancakes, too. >> well, coming up here on the kron 4 morning news, governor newsom is taking jabs at oil companies for prices at the pump, but lawmakers are saying policies under the governor need to change. plus san francisco state getting some new money to help with student housing. we explain how this could also help with the could also help with the housing crisis in the city. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick.

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san francisco state is planning on building new dorms to help resolve its housing issues. >> the state of california is giving out a total of 4 billion dollars for student housing across the state. sf state is getting 116 million dollars of that for a 6 story residence hall, which will house 750 students. the university's president says this will also help the housing problem in the city by bringing students onto campus. >> one of the issues we do have sometimes attracting but more often retaining students will come to live here for year and then maybe less. it's a competitive sport in the city to get housing. and i think it's hard enough you doing in your 20's. try doing it at 19. >> the project is expected to break ground in december.

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>> clearly just saw david, i bought into that beat for a moment there that that was some nice, a nice gyms for the morning and a gorgeous shot from above the from our mount tam camera conditions looking pretty cold out there today. see right above that. that's where the warm air is very dry up there and below. and, you know, the sauce has separate is what we have very typical that we have going on courting 7 the sauce. i just to write and think up to work it out. we were shaking the bottle. we are. yes, that's the sun. that's going to that magic force expect clearing inland. >> but to give you just an idea, the extension of this looking at overcast looks like down to san jose state now tomorrow, that's going to be little slow going in terms of the cloud cover. the fog may clear out, but the cloud cover overcast that's going to linger, particularly around the bay. it looks like for all of handing it over to future cast for? yeah, we clear out pretty quickly today might be

some pesky clouds and southern marin, san francisco, certainly along the coast a bit, however, clearing inland back comes for tonight. fog may clear out in the late morning hours, but still that cloud cover may work remained at least in parts of the bay as late as the mid afternoon. as you can see over the east bay hills that you may see some much more sunshine going on. temperatures reduced tomorrow. so we've got a real flavor of fall coming here. and this to give an idea the for the blue angels, it would be bad even this weekend, too. so they didn't really miss out on too much with that. this is what happens as we get into monday. more of that. and this is good news because this is fire retardant as we do this, the best we can muster up without any real rain. maybe next weekend question mark upper 50's for most of the readings. you can see the far east bay 60 for antioch 50's up to the north bay. 56 for san francisco. 57 san jose. so for today, the morning fog. they scattered clouds will call it with mild inland temperatures, upper 70's. we're talking about and that will be reduced a little bit tomorrow without aggressive

morning fog variable clouds afterwards. cool with more of the 70's inland and maybe even some lower 70's at that next week. it's kind of variable clouds, 70's 80's mixture happening inland and maybe a shower happening here into next weekend. question mark now for today. again, scattered clouds for the bay. 63 will see some better clearing inland. 67 going on for oakland, 74 san jose and readings only reach the upper 70's in the far east bay, lower 70's up towards the north bay. and there's the dark green you can see along the peninsula and certainly at the coast. we'll have a look at that extended and your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right. looking forward to it. thanks, state. >> for your money this morning as gas prices soar, governor gavin newsom is taking to social media to ramp up his fight against oil companies. capitol correspondent eytan wallace walks us through the governor's messaging and the response from republicans. well, no doubt we've all felt the pain at the pump. but here

in sacramento, some lawmakers disagree over who is responsible. what arguing the oil companies are the cold front. >> governor gavin newsom posting this video on twitter. a combination of cartoons, music and graphics. its message is clear blasting oil companies and blaming them for skyrocketing gas prices. it comes on the same day the governor's office touted the fact that gas prices are down. $0.24 from just one week ago arguing newsom's policies including gas relief rebate he supported have helped california. but newsom acknowledges it's not enough. keeping steadfast in his calls for the legislature to meet for a special session in december. all to vote on the governor's proposal for a windfall profits tax on oil companies in the state. >> but taking advantage of you every single every single day. hundreds of millions of dollars a week they put in their pockets, lining their pockets at your expense and then putting this planet. there's nothing to justify

nothing. not one thing. but republican lawmakers say the governor hasn't rock gop assembly members launched this online petition urging the governor to drop his proposal and instead put a pause on the gas tax. something gop senator shannon growth of bakersfield backed in this letter. every family is out there to gas in their car to go to work to the grocery store, to their kids, to school. >> every family is being hurt by the policies that are being put forth by this governor and the democratic leadership in our >> state. and it needs to >> and as the back and forth continues in sacramento, gas prices remain high. i just paid nearly 50 bucks for half a tank. and as for that special legislative session is planned for now, at least for december 5th reporting here in sacramento, wallace kron. 4 news. >> and california is once again leading the way when it comes to new technology legalizing digital license plates. reporter zara barker shows us how that technology works.

>> this may become a thing of the past. california is turning to more tech. all drivers are now able to swap their typical aluminum license plates and buy a digital one. >> some pretty cool. the plant look on the cars revive or a northern california based company is behind this creation. the plates look similar to a kendall and lets you customize colors and borders like a license plate frame. >> revive ers chief strategy, officer neville boston says this is a way to modernize the dmv. all the other states looking at california, as you know, basically best practices. so once it's here, it's everywhere. the plates come either battery powered for about $20 a month sorey hard wired version for about $25 a month for 4 years. it's similar to a lease to own service. it works or a cloud subscription based program and since data between the driver, the plate and dmv ease the

plate connects to an app and lets you locate your vehicle reported stolen and renew your registration without stepping foot into a dmv. and i think they can save you time. and the dmv is going to be great that there is also a swath of our society that can afford to spend any extra on vehicles if your vehicle is stolen, the license plate can change to say stolen to alert police. they're also working with emergency officials to roll this out for amber alerts. >> auto expert nick miles says he has concerns with the new technology, but boston says the software is safe. i think like anything else. when you start new technology, we're not sure about cybersecurity. >> we're not sure about the how efficient they will be that the owner of the play has complete control over the information. >> and that was barker reporting for us. and as we head to the break, if you're looking for some fun to fun things to do this weekend,

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>> friday marks 2 months since more than 2000 kaiser permanente. mental health care workers went on strike a protest unfold in front of the medical group's headquarters in oakland. kaiser therapist say they want the organization to provide the same level of care for mental health providers as it does for medical service providers. negotiations this week failed again to produce an agreement. workers said in a statement the therapist who went on strike have not been paid in the past 2 months and they plan to continue until their demands are met. it was also announced that there will be a mediation in the strike. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg will serve as that mediator. in a statement, kaiser permanente said, quote, after much back and forth, we are at a point where to move forward and find a solution. we need an independent 3rd party mediator. we are pleased that the national union of healthcare workers has agreed to join with us in this we proposed and they agreed to ask mayor steinberg to mediate our contract negotiations.

kron 4 will continue to follow these talks and keep you updated on the very latest. and hear from 4. we are your local election headquarters. and with less than a month before election day, organizations are working hard to get people to the polls, especially young voters, headcount a nonpartisan organization is registering voters at concerts and sporting events nationwide. they say they registered 175,000 people so far. and that's double the number from 4 years ago. >> people are feeling like their vote doesn't matter that feeling like they have a big responsibility and a big opportunity. the 18 to 29 year-old voters really gave joe biden the white house. >> another issue expected to drive people to the polls. abortion rights since the supreme court overturned roe v wade, there's been a surge in new voter registrations. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, another pedestrian hit and killed in san jose. now some are saying the city needs to do more.

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. let's start off this half hour with a look at the forecast. we have dave spahr in the weather center tracking the very latest out there for us. hey, day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're kind of left or the overcast skies with the fog. it's kind of lifted from the ground up

positions. still a little drizzle going on a little bit on the coast. expect more of that repeat performance happening for tomorrow. >> but the shot that we have the right now shows you that the overcast skies we have in san francisco that will remain a little bit until around noon or so but will be slow going in those places. and also to southern moran a little bit, too. now, as you can see from fog situation, looks like it clears out up along the coast. but the cloud cover will be a little bit more sluggish, particularly tomorrow. we're even at 12 noon. 1 o'clock. 2 o'clock. we may see some cloud cover still remain at least around the immediate bay inland spots. that's we'll see. some clearing happening. just show you how far that marine layer is reaching tomorrow well into the central valley. temperatures in the upper 50's to near about 60 antioch. checking in at 60. got 58 for concord. 57. meanwhile, 4 san jose, the breakdown today shows clearing happening inland about 67 or so by noon at 3. we'll to about 74 in a bit. we'll have your 4 zone forecast and checking the extended to may

be a chance of rain next weekend. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> in the south bay fatal crashes involving pedestrians in san jose continues to be a problem. the city recorded its 53rd traffic fatality of the year and the 28th involving a pedestrian kron four's. rob nesbitt explains. >> despite p essays and repeated attempts to raise awareness about fatal crashes. the numbers continue to rise from thursday to friday morning. numerous 9-1-1, calls came into the san jose dispatch according to officer steve aponte. a that was for traffic collisions that occurred involving pedestrians and bicyclists within the past. 24 hours, one of those being fatal. police say an elderly woman was struck and killed thursday night while walking across lanes of traffic on lundi ave outside of any marked crosswalks. officer aponte says the city needs to see a change with pedestrians, not using crosswalks and drivers not following the rules of the road were not kind of victim blaming. >> but if you receive a ticket on the roadway for violating the rules of the road, it's to make you change that driving behavior specifically to make

sure that we prevent types of incidents that occurred as far back as officer upon taken recall, the highest number of fatal accidents in san jose involving a pedestrian occurred in 2019. >> there were 28 that year. we're now in october and the city has already reached that number for 2022. in comparison, 14 people have been struck and killed by a vehicle while walking in san francisco. according to the organization vision, 0 s ef in oakland, the city's website recorded 9 traffic fatalities involving a pedestrian from january to september of this year and fully is the chair of vision 0 in san jose. the council member says the city's numbers can to improve without better infrastructure on the streets and more police on patrol. we need to hire more officers. we have the budget for more officers but we don't have the individuals to fill those budget position. ships. >> there are currently 14 traffic enforcement officers in san jose compared to 10 years ago when the department had 50 officers on patrol. >> i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news.

>> a brentwood man faces charges in connection to a deadly hit and run in walnut creek. that happened back on october. first, the crash killed chunked wheelie. 44 year-old woman from milpitas who owned a business in walnut creek. police say she was hit on north carolina boulevard and civtc drive about 4 blocks south of the walnut creek, bart station police arrested. 29 year-old our premiere as junior and seized his car as evidence. the suspect is in the martinez detention facility with bail set at $300,000. we're health this morning. the u.s. has extended the covid public health emergency of another 90 days. the health emergency will end on january. 11th of next year. if it is not extend it again, the emergency declaration allows the u.s. healthcare system to act quickly when infections surge and also keeps millions of people enrolled in public health insurance. >> flu season is just around the corner. but new data shows not many people are signing up to get their shots. kron

four's terisa stasio has more on what experts want the public to know as we head and to those colder months. >> not only does it kill average year 30 to 35,000 americans, but it hospitalized cool. 102 sometimes 300,000 americans own an average year. so this is a serious infection. z infectious disease, much more serious than i think people appreciate. >> that's uc berkeley, public health doctor john swartzberg doling out the data about the flu. well, some seasons have been mild. this coming one doesn't look so rosy. >> one reason is that nobody's are very few people have had the flu in the last 2 years, which means that nobody's picked up immunity. number 2, we we felt good in the southern hemisphere. this just coming out of there winter now and particularly bad influenza season. and we're just going into our winner in often, not always, but often what happens in the southern hemisphere pre

she just what's going to happen in the northern hemisphere for the next twitter. so i think those 2 things together are disconcerting about. this could be a bad flu season. >> and that brings us to flu vaccines. data shows that some are putting off getting the flu shot and sticking just to the latest covid booster thinking it might be too much for the body to manage all at once. >> understandable concern that people have. we studied. people are getting a flu shot close. the co covid shot at the same time. and while they may have to store arms depots to one. but if you really want to end one and done which a lot of people do just going to get the works out fine. there's no increased risk of any serious side effects. the flu vaccine is safe. for keeping people out of the hospital or dying. and for some people affected terms of preventing it from even getting sick. to get the flu vaccine. now in october's a perfect bunt for getting it

because it will give you protection through the typical flu season to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> the fda says supplies of the prescription drug adderall are running short. there's concern there might not be enough to have the pill to meet demand and many americans who suffer from adhd take that drug kron four's. dan kerman explains. >> for many, including children, bills commonly known as had are all can make all the difference, especially for those with adhd. experiencing really good effects being able to have more concentration being able to the in school being able you and be be a normal kid. but now the food and drug administration has announced there's a shortage of the drug and the amount being manufactured will not meet demand here in the u.s. estimates are that it will be a few months a few it was like that in now we're hearing that

it may stretch early next year into the spring. why this is happening is unclear. >> those some point to reports that some 5 million more people have all prescriptions. now >> than they did before the pandemic. but i'm worried about is whether or not the increased demand for all, is due to increased misuse addict, abuse and diversion. >> diversion being when drugs that are prescribed for an individual diverted to another individual to whom they were not prescribed whatever. the reason medical experts agree at is not a drug that should be cut off cold turkey when you have breaks in therapy, that can be really important and really a problem for families. >> the problem for their learning and we want to make sure we we try avoid those as much as possible. experts say that means sitting down with your physician now in discussing alternatives, either different. dosing different medications or even behavioral changes in place of medication. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news.

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welcome to the kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. live shot coming in from half moon bay. and no surprise is going on here. overcast skies had the fog going on a little bit. coastal drizzle that will return again tonight. and it will be quite aggressive through the day tomorrow leading to probably overcast throughout the entire day on hold a whole lot of stock seeing too much clearing happening at the coast inland different story. you'll see some clearing happening late this morning. however, tomorrow will be a little slow going there as well. tahoe forecast and impacted by all of this as temperatures kind of hover around 70 or so. generally speaking, mostly sunny skies as we go into about tuesday, maybe some scattered clouds again, different story here in the home front, upper 50's in the far east bay north bay. we've got a mixture of 50's as well. that's pretty much the game plan over the entire bay for right now. upstream. what we have for us. well, we have attempts for some rain showers, but mostly that scattered clouds, you will notice until we get into the weekend things get interesting. that is next weekend. this is just one

model. run is necessarily money in the bank here, but it's something to look forward to a little bit here. and we like the pathway coming in from the northwest. good direction. keep that in mind. storm patterns for the future into the winter months. 4 zone forecast covering you this saturday. reduce temperatures around the immediate bay now because of everything we're talking about. 63 san francisco, lower 60's of the coast war. overcast is pretty much going to be the rule of thumb here. 67 for burlingame to the south. reading scratch in the lower 70 san carlos 72, along with foster city, 68 mountain view palo alto with 69 for the south bay mid 70's working here, lower 70's santa clara, 72, 73 cupertino, san jose at 74 east bay shoreline to the south upper 60's, maybe hey, we're checking in about 70 tri valley, upper 70's pleasant 78 and 77 walnut creek. you're going to see a little reduction on this tomorrow because of the leftover marine layer, keeping the clouds around little bit later in the day. 64 berkeley.

meanwhile, a what 62 strong onshore winds and work here, which could use toward more of that all week long, 70 for napa in santa rosa about 74. now, temperatures will return a little bit to the 80's for those inland valleys. notice the cloud cover is coming here just about all week long. that doesn't mean it's overcast. just means will keep clouds there. they will break up a bit for the afternoon east bay shoreline in the 70's department. chilly 60's at the coast, though, stephanie, thanks very much. day. >> in the east bay health advisory has been issued in crockett after weeks of complaints about a foul smell. officials have pinpointed the location at the wastewater treatment plant at the cn 8 sugar refinery, its hydrogen sulfide. that's apparently the cause of the smell. it smells like rotten eggs or sewage, a large enough concentrations of this chemical can cause problems like headaches, nausea, and irritated eyes treatment. plant officials now say that smell will be addressed within 10 days. contra costa health officials say the levels are not

immediately dangerous to public health. >> level of exposure and the duration of exposure really determines the health impact. and although the last couple days it's been consistently going down in the right direction, which we are happy about. it stopped reaching that 3 parts per million in the days are going on. we will feel comfortable with lifting the health advisory intel. all the operations are stabilized. >> what's not clear yet when the health advisory will be lifted. hazmat teams gave about 40 indoor air filters to local schools to address now people are being advised to keep their windows and doors closed. and the college doctor if they're experiencing any negative symptoms because of that smell. silicon valley. i was just so excited. i jump the gun on that. silicon valley has some of the most expensive real estate in the

country. but take a look at this map right there next to the affluent tree line streets of mountain view and redwood city sits the community of north fair oaks. its population is mostly hispanic from force to assist a steal, met up with a member of the community to put a spotlight on the area and address its critical needs. welcome to what is known as north fair oaks or community has a couple of >> monikers. one is little mexico. all the other one is a little much truck on. i believe that nicknames are not necessarily chosen by the people who live here. everett rodriguez should know he has lived in this area for more than 30 years since immigrating from mexico. i met up with them in the neighborhood that luke's of the they may seem like us you are in a 3rd world country about 75% give or latino, immigrants from mexico. but

lately all over grounds coming in from central america. it is not a large area. we're talking about an area of about a mile and a half to find a very high people living here, you know, sometimes lately he shares improving the infrastructure has been a critical fight. it feels hot. and, you know, to begin with one of this advantage is that we have in this community is we don't have too many trick kind of previous appears. you know, soon as you enter our community. >> and you know, when you compared to their community across the miller park, which is heavily forested, but some streets, tom have sidewalk. also take a look here. crews were out expanding the sidewalks and improvement. rodriguez points out, but he says there is so much more that needs to be done. if you're in a wheelchair or a mother with a strong there. >> you know, you would be very challenge to we try to get

across the community on the street and this is the main thoroughfare. rodriguez says >> that the area is rich in latin cultures, supporting the community's needs. so this grocery store that has been in this community for. several decades. they have been very successful catering to the latino community. recently, a local artists painted this mural to highlight civic pride. we are constantly trying to make a change you know >> can impact positively that residents of this community. rodriguez says it's challenging to know about the amount of work that needs to be done to improve the lives of the residents who call this place home. he is though, optimistic for the future. if you want to think about the beginning of the american dream. >> this is where it begins. you know? >> and then he moves on tool.

everything else. >> and north fairoaks theresa kron, 4 news. the queen of country. dolly parton gets another award and this happening at a ceremony on thursday in new york where she won the carnegie medal of philanthropy, considered one of the highest honors in the field pardon was recognized for her program imagination library, which provides free books to kids under 5 every month. she was also recognized for her donation to coronavirus vaccine research. >> as we head to the break, if you're looking for something fun for this weekend, you can check out the harvest festival and berkeley. it starts at 11 in cedar rose park. we can find live music, food contest and kids activities and it is free to attend.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie land and it is saturday october the 15th, we have a lot to get to this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and cloudy is kind of what we're for right the fog is lifting of us. those

overcast conditions and that's going to be a lot more lot slow going for tomorrow. looks like around the bay going to quite a bit of that cloud cover into the afternoon. here's a live shot of half moon bay. not a surprise to see the overcast that we have going on might see some clearing a little bit this afternoon here have some coastal drizzle will deal with. fog cast tells us should clear out pretty quickly. but the cloud cover will remain in its wake. however, same kind of process again for tomorrow. but this one looks to be somewhat aggressive. fogs in a spill of the central valley. and again, the cloud cover will remain in parts of the even the inland areas in the early afternoon. at least temperatures still holding on in the 50's 60 coming in for antioch at this hour zone and a snap of 58. 59 for in a bottle. let's keep the sunshine going as we get to the afternoon. 71 by one by 4, o yes fall. 74 looks like coming up a little bit. we'll take a look at the entire weekend forecast for you. peek and what you'd expect next week. stephanie, thanks very much. day. >> a major story we are following this morning out of the east bay. a woman and a

young boy are recovering after being shot in pittsburgh. it happened around 9 last night near davey and civic avenues. police say the victims were in a car. the boy has non life-threatening injuries. the woman suffered from several gunshot wounds and she was airlifted to the hospital. police are still looking for the shooter. a man accused of stalking, harassing and assaulting 14 women in san francisco is in police custody. kron four's gayle ong has more. >> san francisco police arrested 34 year-old bill hobbs friday the same day. a san francisco superior court judge issued an arrest warrant for a number of charges that include felony false imprisonment and battery. police say the string of suspicious incidents began in september. victims took to social media and the nextdoor app notifying the public of hobbs. his behavior. there are reports of incidents taking place in broad daylight in the marina. so much and west portal neighborhoods. hobbs is accused of following grabbing and kissing women. police say

in many cases he would inappropriately touched the victim, then immediately flee the scene. usually always traveling groups. the university of san francisco's public safety department sent out a safety bulletin with this photo of the suspect. his students last month. the students say they have been vigilant ever since. probably not going as many places off campus by myself like. >> especially when it's starting to get tired just being cautious, going to be. >> investigators have linked the suspect to at least 14 incidents and believe he may be involved in cases dating back to 2021 around one 30 friday afternoon. kron 4 was notified. the suspect was reportedly sitting on this corner of and polk streets. the passerby called 9-1-1 and was told officers were on the way about an hour later as arrested hobbs just around the corner in the area. then as and northpoint street near aquatic park. in a tweet, the san francisco district attorney's office thanked police for the safe arrest. members of the public and the victims who came forward. the da is seeking pretrial

detention and police believe there could be more victims out there. anyone with information is asked to call as fpd. >> in the studio, gayle ong kron, 4 news. and middle school teacher in the nation is in custody. accused of having an inappropriate relationship with an underage student. >> the benicia police department's web site identifies the suspect as 56 year-old kurtz and l. the superintendent of the benicia unified school district issued a statement saying in part that it realizes the information is unsettling, adding, quote, we want to assure you of our unwavering commitment to student safety and well-being. the investigation is ongoing and the district remains committed to the process. many elderly residents are still not able to go back home after a fire sparked and a senior living apartment building on santa clara street in oakland. investigators say it started in one of the units at the grand lake guard facility on the 5th floor. seniors living on the second floor where order to temporarily shelter in place before being evacuated in all the fire for

65 residents of the building. they were transported about a mile away to a sister property called piedmont gardens. a spokesperson for the company that runs both facilities told kron 4 no residents were injured, but several were taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure. on the peninsula. the search is on for a man who robbed a store in san carlos. police say a man entered the ari i store on industrial road thursday night around closing time. the robber took some items and walked out without paying when workers tried to confront the man. he pulled out a gun and then fled the scene. abbott announcing another baby formula recall involving certain similac 2 ounce ready to feed infant formulas and pedialyte. electrolyte solution. the problem, some of the bottle caps were apparently not ceiling completely, possibly spoiling the contents inside. now, important to note here was the formula was manufactured in columbus, ohio, not the

michigan plant. that was at the center of a large. we call earlier this year. and abbott says the amount of newly recalled products is less than a day's worth of the total infant formula used in the u.s. and should not affect the overall supply too much. somebody in the bay area's waking up a heck of a lot richer this morning. according to the california lottery website, a ticket for the mega millions jackpot was sold in san jose. my hometown, a winning ticket was also bought in florida. so the 494 million dollar jackpot will be split between those 2 winners and that means the tickets sold in the bay area is worth 247 million dollars. case you missed it, not that it matters. here are the winning numbers. 9.20, to 26. 41 44 and the mega number of 19, congratulations to the winner and happening today. halloween is just a few weeks away and that means the return of the half moon bay pumpkin festival on the peninsula and things

are getting underway right now. this morning we saw that pancake breakfast. look so good to me was a calm for live there now with a look at what's happening this camilla. >> and good morning, stephanie ci the 50th annual half moon bay arts and pumpkin festival. they weren't able to make this happen since 2019 because of the pandemic. but now it's up and running, as you can see behind me, there are plenty of people and this all started with a pumpkin breakfast. take a look. this was earlier this morning at 7 today. a lot of people came out to eat pumpkin and buttermilk pancakes. its smell delicious. i didn't get a chance to eat. but 1000. what happened earlier this morning and now the festival kicks off right now at 9 o'clock this morning. there's plenty of things for people to do for all ages. there's going to be 4 stages of entertainment. 250 arts and craft vendors and places to grab a places to eat, get a grab to buy and eat. like i

said, a lot of activities for all ages admission is free. and it's happening today and tomorrow there is going to be a parade. and stephanie, i will say i've already seen people bring out their chairs and grab a spot. but it doesn't happen until noon. take a look at what some people had to say. >> love seeing the fundraiser fundraisers for high school i really enjoy that because that's a big help for the community. and so much of the community depends on this. the funds for, you know, their programs i love the artistry. to see all the diversity and all the people that have, you know, display their talents, their arts. and i love the music. the music is, you know, down to earth, old foe. >> yeah, there's a lot going on today. like i said, there's going to be arts and craft vendors. a lot of the money that is raised today will go back to local, nonprofits and local charities here in half

moon bay. they do raise a lot of money and what you're taking a look right now is a picture of the heaviest, a pumpkin record here in the u.s. 2,560 pounds. stephanie, people are going to be able to see it during the parade. people will also be able to take pictures with some of the heaviest pumpkin weighed at this monday's pumpkin weigh-off, beautiful view from those pumpkins. a whole lot of time taken to raise those pumpkins as far as the festival would like. i said it starts here at 9 o'clock this morning. there is going to be a costume contest that starts at 10 o'clock today. and then as i said, the parade will kick off at noon and i believe they're there is a pie eating contest at 2 o'clock this afternoon. so you can't go wrong with what you are going to do this afternoon. there's a lot of activities for all ages. and again, this kicks off right now. i will get people a heads up. a lot of people are going to be coming out here. so if you want to get out here, you might as

well come earlier rather than later because there's minimal parking. i'll send it back to you and thanks for letting us know about all those fun halloween activities that people can try. thanks, camila. >> well, coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, governor newsom is taking jabs at or companies for price at the pump. >> but lawmakers are saying policies under the g

>> and take a look at this. someone vandalized mural at san francisco's golden gate park apparently by throwing

acid on top of the paint he's made the mural by american indian by american indian cultural district, rather honors indigenous animals, plants and people as the it's of the park. no word from investigators yet on whether these damages were hate-motivated. but the cultural district tweeted they hope the incident leads to conversations around racism. >> all right. we're looking for clearing skies going on this afternoon inland. elise, temperatures

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>> this low pay. >> and welcome back to the kron. 4 news. you can see that we're taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic moving along pretty nicely out there. not too many cars on the roads, but it is looking a little bit overcast. let's check in with dave sphar for a look at conditions dave bump. bump yeah. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. that overcast, a sentiment that we have left over from the fog. >> going to be with us. it looks like to keep tomorrow. that's going to be really, really stubborn to try clear out. we're looking at even today, though, a lot of cloud cover got to keep that in to the at least the early afternoon hours before it starts to break up sfo, no delays happening out here. but still, as you can see, overcast as we go, let's hand it over future cast for because that tells you more of the cloud cover story going into the afternoon. we see pretty good clearing again, except some stubborn area. san francisco, southern marin. that usually tends to be the area where the fog kind of settles a bit even this afternoon. so we'll see some

scattered clouds left over. boy, look how aggressive that marine layer is tomorrow morning spilling into the central valley and even as late as 4 o'clock you'll see inland clearing shore. but along the east bay shoreline, san francisco, portions of the peninsula up through the north bay. there you can see a lot of cloud cover remaining. so good flavor of autumn. if you've been waiting, it's with us and we get success of hits here coming in from the pacific. not any real rain going on with any of this yet. but hey, if we don't have rain, this is the next best thing. at least keep the ground moist here by getting that return marine layer and certainly no offshore winds. that's a good thing. 50's for the east bay. 63 for antioch got 50's up to the north bay here. meanwhile, down the south bay, 58 for san jose. so morning fog bay scattered clouds, howell phrase. it can spread around noon or shortly afterwards to get some clearing, at least on the east bay shoreline, mild inland, upper 70's, a little bit reduced for tomorrow. and as we showed you, that fog tomorrow, aggressive leftover with overcast in quite a bit of cloud cover for the

afternoon hours next week, variable clouds, mild 70's 80's program. we'll have to mention clouds just about each day in the next week. a little bit different type of forecast. we have typically have and a shower into next weekend question, mark. that's something to kind of look out for. that's why we're putting a mention and they're not. all models are on board with a 63 san francisco. 67 oakland, 74. meanwhile for san jose, bigger picture for colors, ation for you. upper 70's in the far east bay lower 70's. meanwhile, the north bay, lots of 70's round, the bay itself proper with the green and the next couple of days. let's pkeep some 70's going on. well inland, little warm up will happen midweek, but still keeping some scattered clouds in the forecast. we'll have more on that coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> all right. thanks very much, dave. from 4 is your local election headquarters and we're just a few weeks out from the midterm elections and efforts are happening right now to get out the vote in communities of color. joining me now to talk about this effort is gabby chavez, lopez, executive direftor of latina

coalition of silicon valley and carmen brammer with the black leadership kitchen cabinet. thanks so much, ladies for being here with us this morning. thank you for having us. and so you launch this coalition, this voting campaign with several other community groups in the black, asian and indigenous community. so tell us why it's so important that this is happening now. >> yeah, i think it's really important after obviously all that we've been to the pandemic. everyone has been challenge and i think most and most disproportionately we see that both black and latina women have been disproportionately and heavily impacted by the effects of the pandemic. and so we want to make sure that at the ballot box, their voices are being heard, their experiences and their values are expressed. and so we're really excited to bring this multiracial, a multi faith coalition together around this very important effort to get out the vote come anything you'd like to so the other thing, too, is so much has been done to divide us as communities. and so we.

>> gabby had a wonderful idea of let's all come together and especially as women to really support each other and effect change and really start holding those accountable and elected positions and making them understand we're not going to be divided anymore. cause that's by not being divided, be end up being stronger and we can get policies and changes implemented to help our communities. >> have you noticed any specific challenges when it comes to getting people in communities of color to head out to the polls, to vote? >> yeah. i definitely think there's there's barriers and those challenges. i myself as a working find it challenging sometimes to prioritize voting. i think the state of california has made it very easy. the ballots dropped in your mailbox is shows up at your doorstep. all you have to do is fill it make your voice heard and turn it back in. but i definitely think it comes down to priorities and also feeling like your voice matters and your vote i agree with that, too. i think the big thing is that folks don't

understand that a vote does make a difference in this country. if we look at the elections that have happened. >> it takes just x number to shift the landscape. so it's so critical that we do so in our community. i think a lot of it is a knowledge not having that education about what is on the ballot because those things are written so complex and so not easy to understand and not hearing from elected people, candidates that are running really solid specifics of how they're going to affect change. we're just not hearing that. and so it has a tendency to turn people off. but we want folks to know that don't let that stop you because that is how they prevent us from moving forward by feeding us these messages that same old and it's so critical that we start saying we're not going to listen to that anymore. we're going to go get educated, are going to come out. be voters who really make a difference in. speaking of education campaigns and trying to get the information out. >> what type of outreach is your coalition doing to help inform voters about the fact

that hey, the midterms are coming up here are the issues that are on the ballot that you want to know about. >> yes, so we're really focusing on a community member to community member outreach campaign. we know people are hearing from voters. we know i mean, from elected officials. we know they're hearing from candidates and a different commercials and messages. but we want to really reach out community members, a community member, too, be able to inform our community of what's on the ballot, how they can get out vote any ballot help that they may need. so that's really our approach is that we are reaching out to our prospective communities. we have a very targeted list about 12,000 voters that were specifically reaching that are for latino coalition, reach out for latinas, black leadership, kitchen cabinet, reaching out to black women and asian women empowered, reach out to their folks. and so we just want to make sure that they're hearing from us as people that share their experience and share their lands and encouraging them to to get out and make their voices heard. and like last quick question here for you in our last few moments here.

>> you know, other specific issues that you're really hoping to have her and you really want voters in your groups to be aware of as we head to the this november. >> so for me, well, for a san jose has a a mayoral campaign going on so critical because whomever gets into office is going to have a new city council and we need to really know how that thing is going configured and set up so that we can take we can make sure plugged into it. so that's critical. the other thing is there are ballot measures. we also have our board of supervisors where we have some changes there that are going to happen. so the political landscape could shift. and so it's important that we be engaged in that beat understanding of that shift and how we can leverage that shipped our benefit just like every other committee has done. the other thing i was going to say how we're also educating folks and helping folks is we have a on the 22nd of october, which is next saturday. we have a together block party want voting to be

fun. we want people to be engaged and understand it's something it's a gift that we have here in this country that we have really made to make sure we we really tap into its our superpower. so that's our other thing. that voting is our super power. so it's critical that we remember that and start utilizing that and our phone banking, sir. also another way for us to engage and educate folks as we do those we do those every thursday. so we'd love to have people volunteer. help us out. come what and be part of it, ok? all right. that's a great way to end it. thank you so much. to get each of his lopez with what tina coalition of silicon valley and carmen brammer black leadership kitchen cabinet. we appreciate your insight this morning. thank you is so much. we'll be right back.

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maybe you're the real monster. ♪ and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's kick off this half hour with a look at the forecast. shall we? we have dave spahr in the weather center with the very latest heyday. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. i'm starting things off with kind of a cloudy start across much of the bail, though. we'll see some inland heating lot sooner. >> some of the cloud cover will remain in parts of the bay and a lot more. the bays we get to tomorrow is going make really an aggressive run. but again, to start things off, kind of cloudy temperatures will be reduced with all of this. the podcast says this all clears out except along the coast, but the cloud cover will remain a bit much more aggressively. so tomorrow, though, with that cloud cover lingering except for those inland spots. well, into the afternoon, too. want to show you now again, back to the surface because of the absence of any real rain. this is probably the next best

thing. these levels stay fairly elevated. we'll show the string bad news. let's roll dry and of those offshore winds. well, most the rate readings you can see stay in the 50's, at least maybe some 40's going on here and tomorrow. same kind of deal to. so we have those elevated humidity levels through the period. so that's good 50's covering most of the bay for right now. we'll warm up to 70's, though, for ultimate highs. expected to break down for you. puts us about 70 by 1 o'clock. this will be inland again. lots of sunshine by 4 o'clock. 74 get more challenge tomorrow. we'll get more into that and take a look at what's going on next week to stephanie. >> thanks very much, dave. in the south bay fatal crashes involving pedestrians in san jose continues to be a problem. the city recorded its 53rd traffic fatality of the year and the 28th involving a pedestrian kron four's. rob nesbitt has the details. >> despite p essays and repeated attempts to raise awareness about fatal crashes. the numbers continue to rise from thursday to friday morning. numerous 9-1-1, calls

came into the san jose dispatch. according to officer steve aponte day. that was for traffic collisions that occurred involving pedestrians and bicyclists within the past. 24 hours, one of those being fatal. police say an elderly woman was struck and killed thursday night while walking across lanes of traffic on lundi ave outside of any marked crosswalks officer upon day says the city needs to see a change with pedestrians, not using crosswalks and drivers not following the rules of the road were not kind of victim blaming. >> but if you receive a ticket on the roadway for violating the rules of the road, it's to make you change that driving behavior specifically to make sure that we prevent types of incidents that occurred as far back as officer upon taken recall, the highest number of fatal accidents in san jose involving a pedestrian occurred in 2019. >> there were 28 that year. we're now in october and the city has already reached that number for 2022. in comparison, 14 people have been struck and killed by a vehicle while walking in san francisco. according to the organization vision, 0 s ef in

oakland, the city's website recorded 9 traffic fatalities involving a pedestrian from january to september of this year and fully as the chair of vision 0 in san jose. the council member says the city's numbers can to improve without better infrastructure on the streets and more police on patrol. we need to hire more officers. we have the budget for more officers but we don't have the individuals to fill those budget position. >> there are currently 14 traffic enforcement officers in san jose compared to 10 years ago when the department had 50 officers on patrol. >> i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> a brentwood man faces charges in connection to a deadly hit nd run and walnut creek. that happened back on october. first the crash killed chunked wheelie. a 44 year-old woman from milpitas who owned a business in walnut creek police to say she was hit on north care for california boulevard and civic drive about 4 blocks south of the walnut creek, bart station, police arrested. 29 year-old are from there is junior and seized his car as evidence. the suspect is in

the martinez detention facility with bail set at 300 $1000. for your health this morning, the u.s. has extended the covid public health emergency another 90 days. the health emergency ends on january. 11th of next year. if it is not extended again, that's a big if the emergency declaration allows the u.s. healthcare system to act quickly. but infections surgeon also helps keep millions of people enrolled in public health insurance. flu season is just around the corner. but new data shows not many people are signing up to get their shots. kron four's terisa stasio has more on what experts want the public to know as we head into those colder months. >> they're not only does it kill average year 30 to 35,000 americans, but it hospitalized who 102 sometimes 300,000 americans own an average year. so this is a serious infection to see infectious disease. much more serious than i think

people appreciate. >> that's uc berkeley, public health doctor john swartzberg doling out the data about the flu. well, some seasons have been mild. this coming one doesn't look so rosy. >> one reason is that nobody's are very few people have had the flu in the last 2 years, which means that nobody's picked up immunity. number 2, we we good in the southern hemisphere. this just coming out of there winter now and particularly bad influenza season. and we're just going into our winner in often, not always, but often what happens in the southern hemisphere pre she just what's going to happen in the northern hemisphere for the next twitter. so i think those 2 things together are disconcerting about. this could be a bad flu season. >> and that brings us to flu vaccines. data shows that some are putting off getting the flu shot and sticking just to the latest covid booster thinking it might be too much for the body to manage all at

once. >> understandable concern that people have. we studied. people are getting flu shot close to, quote, covid shot at the same time. >> and while they may have to store arms depots to one. but if you really want to end one and done which a lot of people do just going to get the and it works out fine. there's no increased risk of any serious side effects. the flu vaccine is safe. effective for keeping people out of the hospital or dying. and for some people affected terms of preventing you from even getting sick. to get the flu vaccine. now in october is a perfect. but for getting it because it will give you protection through the typical flu season to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> for your money this morning as gas prices soar, governor gavin newsom is taking to social media to ramp up his fight against oil companies. capitol correspondent eytan wallact walks us through the governor's messaging and the response from republicans.

>> well, no doubt we've all felt the pain at the pump. but here in sacramento, some lawmakers disagree over who is responsible. what the governor arguing the oil companies are the cold front. >> governor gavin newsom posting this video on twitter. a combination of cartoons, music and graphics. its message is clear blasting oil companies and blaming them for skyrocketing gas prices. it comes on the same day the governor's office touted the fact that gas prices are down. $0.24 from just one week ago arguing newsom's policies including gas relief rebate he supported have helped california. but newsom acknowledges it's not enough. keeping steadfast in his calls for the legislature to meet for a special session in december. all to vote on the governor's proposal for a windfall profits tax on oil companies in the state. >> the taking advantage of you every single one every single day. hundreds of millions of dollars a week they put in their pockets, lining their pockets at your expense.

>> and then putting this planet, there's nothing to justify nothing. not one thing. >> but republican lawmakers say the governor hasn't rock gop assembly members launched this online petition urging the governor to drop his proposal and instead put a pause on the gas tax. something gop senator shannon growth of bakersfield backed in this letter. every family is out there to gas in their car to go to work to the grocety store, take their kids to school. every family is being hurt by the policies that are being put forth by this governor and the democratic leadership in our >> state. and it needs to >> and as the back and forth continues in sacramento, gas prices remain i just paid nearly 50 bucks for half a tank. and as for that special legislative session is planned for now, at least for december 5th reporting here in sacramento, eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> a short film puppies journey has been making the festival rounds and now the director and executive producer plan to show it right here in the bay area. it's

called andy 8 dog's tail kron four's. justine waldman takes a closer look. >> he's the star of the latest film from petaluma zone ignite animation studios. a classic hero's journey about the runt of the litter who overcomes a few obstacles to find his forever home. i think it's just a very simple story. it tells it tells the attraction jean schulz was the executive producer for the film and this also involved with canine companions, a national organization headquartered in santa rosa. that raises and trains dogs to assist those who might be facing one of nearly 70 different disabilities as a board member schultz has a pulse and the need for service dogs and wanted to try telling the story from the dog's perspective mean our dogs, a room, magnificent. you know, they are so willing to work and attached to the human. >> they work for. but this just tells it. so simply it was really fun to create the

story and the dilemma. >> and how you actually push through your fears and accomplish what you're trying to do for director jamie wheless. this was not his first time working in animation by any stretch. his credits include yoda the hoke and davy jones, but directing the short film during the pandemic presented its own challenges. wheless worked with artists around the world from canada to serbia to australia, communicating over zoom to make sure they got the models just right. and then canine companions to make sure that they got the dogs. just write the details of the look in the eyes so that they can capture. capture. fluffiness off or a furry puppy. that's different from an adult dog and. so those are all details that. those animators have to figure out all that hard work paid off. andy, a dog's tail has been accepted to 15 film

festivals and one best animation in greece. it's currently screening at the mill valley film festival and has been a big hit with audiences of all ages. there was a little girl that you're 8 years old. >> raise your hand? and they they is there anything you want to share it? she just said, raise your hand shows. >> your movie reminds me. my parents who left guatemala and we moved here and i didn't want to go and i was scared. but now that we're here, it's great. and i'm going the movie has nothing to do with that epexist now. and that's what that's a win in my mind. it makes you. >> connect to something in your past or your memory and it kind of comfort you. and that's what i think this film. >> does already. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> and the director, jamie wally wheless and jean schulz will be at the mill valley

film festival today at 11 in the morning. they're going to show that film and the event will be followed by live q and a >> great all fall. a puppy story. why not? hey, here's what the temperatures look like for today. upper 70's for those inland valley, some lower 70's up to the north bay. going to check

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traffic is moving along quite nicely at this hour. not too many vehicles on the roadway. so if you're plan ahead on this direction, should be smooth sailing for you and weather conditions also looking pretty nice let's check in with dave for a quick weather update. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're looking at overcast happening at sfo. good news here. no delays going on this morning with all the fog that we've talked about, too temperature check for you. most readings in the 50 still at this hour. not a lot of movement going on and slow going with clearing even well inland. 63 and the auc 50's cover us over the east bay upper 50's at that mid to upper 50's. meanwhile, up towards the north bay, our players pretty much kind of a high pressure cell that's on our back yard. of course, that marine layer is able to sneak in underneath that. so we've got mild conditions will call it fog going on along the coast and some scattered clouds tomorrow is going to slower to clear those skies up even inland. it looks like one on and at least we have some surface moisture helping out to long-range forecast. looks close but no banana kind of

situation. and you can see the scattered clouds kind of remain until we get into next weekend. there's that. hint of maybe a shower or 2. this is just one model run. so a lot of times that doesn't hold together. but the pathway we like this in northwestern pathway. maybe that hold some treats for us as we get into the wet season next month. 4 zone forecast comes in like this where it's 63 san francisco to the coast where the cloud cover is going to remain throughout much of the day. lower 60's, slow clearing there. burlingame sept 67, 72 foster city and san carlos, palo alto at 69 down here, the south bay. we have a pretty much mostly 70's and hand. 74 san jose cupertino. 73 east bay shoreline near 70 upper 60's at that tri valley at 78 livermore and pleasanton 77 for walnut creek maybe popping about an 80 64 going on for berkeley tomorrow. a little different story again with that slow clearing round. the she can see the quirkiness straight, most readings in the 70's, antioch popping at 77.

62 allay 70 for napa in santa rosa at 74. quite a mixture of sun and clouds throughout next week. temperatures bottom out early in the week and already by wednesday, we're popping up about mid to upper 80's at that. but staying in the 80's for the east bay shoreline looks like a lot of 70's and cool 60's hugging the coast. 70. >> thanks very much, dave. in the east bay health advisory has been issued in crockett after weeks of complaints about a foul smell. officials pinpointed the cause to a wastewater treatment plant at the cnh sugar refinery. they say the problem is hydrogen sulfide, which smells like rotten eggs or sewage, large enough concentrations of this chemical can cause problems like headaches, nausea, and irritated eyes, a treatment plan. officials say that the smell should be fixed within 10 days and health officials in cost contra costa county say at these levels that are in the air right now are not immediately dangerous to public health.

>> level of exposure and the duration of exposure really determines the health impact. and although the last couple days it's been consistently going down in the right direction, which we are happy about. it stopped reaching that 3 parts per million in the days are going on. we will feel comfortable with lifting the health advisory intel. all the operations are stabilized. >> it's not clear yet when the health advisory will be lifted, hazmat teams gave out 40 indoor air filters to local schools and people are being advised to keep windows and doors closed down to call a doctor if they're not feeling well. silicon valley has some of the most expensive real estate in the country. but taking a look at this map here right next to the affluent streets of mountain view. other 10 in redwood city since the community of north fair oaks. now it's populated is mostly hispanic kron four's

terisa met up with a member of the community there to put a spotlight on the area and showcase its critical needs. welcome to what is known as north fair oaks or community has a couple of >> monikers. one is little mexico. all the other one is a little much truck on. i believe that nicknames are not necessarily chosen by the people who live here. everett rodriguez should know he has lived in this area for more than 30 years since immigrating from mexico. i met up with them in the neighborhood that luke's of the they may seem like us you are in a 3rd world country about 75% give or latino, immigrants from mexico. but lately all over grounds coming in from central america. it is not a large area. we're talking about an area of about a mile and a half to find a

very high people living here, you know, sometimes lately he shares improving the infrastructure has been a critical fight. it feels hot. and, you know, to begin with one of this advantage is that we have in this community is we don't have too many town tree canopy. this appears, you know, soon as you enter our community. >> and you know, when you compared to their community across the street, a menlo park, which is heavily forested, but some streets, tom have sidewalk. also take a look here. crews were out expanding the sidewalks and improvement rodriguez points out, but he says there is so much more that needs to be done. if you're in a wheelchair or a mother with a strong there. >> you know, you would be very challenge to we try to get across the community on the street and this is the main thoroughfare. rodriguez says >> that the area is rich in latin cultures supporting the

community's needs. so this grocery store that has been in this community for. several decades. they have been very successful catering to the latino community. recently, a local artists painted this mural to highlight civic pride. we are constantly trying to make a change you know >> can impact positively that residents of this community. rodriguez says it's challenging to know about the amount of work that needs to be done to improve the lives of the residents who call this place home. he is though, optimistic for the future. if you want to think about the beginning of the american dream. >> this is where it begins. you know. >> and then he moves on tool. everything else. >> and north fairoaks theresa kron, 4 news. the queen of country. dolly parton gets another award. this happening at a ceremony on thursday in new york where she received

the carnegie medal of philanthropy considered one of the highest honors in the field. parton was recognized for her program imagination library, which provides free books to kids under 5 every month. she was also recognized for her donation to coronavirus vaccine research. and as we head to the break, if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, you can check out noise pops, 20th street block party in san francisco. there's going to be live music, food, trucks and local vendors to check out this kicks off at noon on valencia street between 18th and 21st street. it is free. but if you are interested in going, you are asked to please rsvp.

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swimming in his shallow pool. really cool stuff. and there it is. splashdown 4 astronauts of safely made it back to earth after a 6 month space mission. 4 astronauts completed the coolest work commute in the universe this afternoon. you can call it that. a spacex crew splashed down off the florida coast after leaving the international space station yesterday morning. and the dragon capsule does bring home 3 nasa astronauts, including jessica watkins, the first black woman on an iss crew, a european space agency. astronaut was also on board and the crew comes back from a 6 month mission on the iss performing various scientific experiments. so very happy to see that they were able to complete their mission and that they're now safely back home and their teen. i think to go space terms, similar

like getting off the plane, i guess 70's going for the early part of the week here. cloud cover will be in and out. >> throughout the entire week here because we have this influence of the marine layer. that's a good thing here. helps acts as a fire retardant. little bit here and then into next weekend. there's the hope fingers crossed toes and all that stuff will get some showers out of this. but the season is not yet come in yet. so the wet season will be here next month. so it's good, good, good pattern. if we can hold on to this for the west. >> all right. thanks very much, david. appreciate. and that's it for us here at the kron. 4 news. i'm stephanie got did thanks so much for watching. have a beautiful day. r internet isn't ideal. dad made the brillant move to

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