>> 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 and happy sunday to you. it is october the 16th and we're covering a lot for you this morning. >> start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're starting off again with essential a mostly cloudy skies. you kind of make out a little bit from the camera here, the east bay shoreline, a bit. >> over some colors, ation indicates we might be getting some breaks in their clouds and looking into the afternoon might see some better clearing that we were thinking just from yesterday. but so little adjustments there. but keeping quite a bit of cloud cover for

the bay area around the immediate bay for it looks like a good chunk of today. having said all that, let's take a look at the fog. first things first. now with that, the fog pattern here looks kind of interesting. if i didn't know better. i'd say it rained all last night with clear skies and it was the radiation fog, not our typical advection fog, but no, that's what it is. eviction fog and it will mix out but will be left with a cloud cover for the immediate bay with clearing in the inland areas. as we get to the early afternoon. back again, it comes there. you see the coverage area greeting us tomorrow morning. good coverage there around the delta, north bay and even over the east bay hills clearing out quickly leaving behind. still some scattered cloud cover winds loyally out of the southwest. good coverage. you can see again around solano county and contra costa county temperature. check for you a little bit warmer than we saw yesterday in the lower 60's over good chunk of the cooler 50's up to the north bay. the breakdown today again, noting the clearing in the inland areas by the noon hour. 68 or so we'll do it by 2 o'clock

with a cool afternoon. more details in your forecast in a bit. stephanie. thanks a lot. dave. >> and what an alleged serial killer accused of terrorizing stockton for months is behind bars this morning. police say he was on a mission to kill kron. four's amanda hari explains. >> city leaders in law enforcement say the people of stockton our little safer after the arrest of an alleged serial killer. they arrested this man, wesley brownlee of stockton. >> doesn't put us on. he's heartless and he's killing innocent people without caring that they have children. our families, family of the victim still mourning the loss of the relatives, but grateful to see some justice served. >> stockton police chief stanley mcfadden says the community helped police to 0 in on the suspect. then they watched him identified as patterns and stopped him at 02:00am. before they say he could strike again and determine early this morning. >> he was on a mission to kill. he was out hunting. he

was stopped by our own team. investigators believe in oakland, man is one of brown. these victims. miguel vasquez was a 39 year-old father of 3 killed in east oakland in april of last year. why did he do this? the right data without you knowing kuz lake leaving his started that height. >> in as vasquez. >> it's his oldest daughter. she says his death has been her family, but now they may finally get some answers. he was a really, great weather. >> he was well known in oakland was well known. he was kind. he was hard with it. >> that was crammed for kron. four's amanda hari reporting for us. of course, this person is still a suspect in this case. the da is reviewing the case and the suspect is expected to be formally charged tuesday afternoon. happening tomorrow, theranos founder elizabeth holmes returns to court for a hearing over whether she deserves a

new trial. she was convicted of fraud for making false claims about her company's blood testing company. holmes attorneys, a court requested a new trial after alleging a key witness showed up at homes is home to express regret over his testimony. holmes is currently out on bail. but if she does not get a new trial, she faces up to 20 years in prison. we'll take a look at this. a daring rescue happened early saturday morning near the golden gate bridge 7 marine fire says a person 150 feet over the edge. will they went 150 feet over the edge of the battery. spencer observation area and rescuers had to set up a rope system to pull the person back up to safety. fortunately, that person only suffered minor injuries. the fire department is reminding everyone to please be aware of their surroundings when they're in that area. and petaluma police and fire departments are investigating a small plane crash at the airport. it happened yesterday afternoon. the pilot told officers his plane was affected by a gust

of wind just before the crash landing. he says he made correction before the plane bounced, turned off the runway, hit a concrete structure and then flipped over. the pilot was using his safety equipment and was not injured. tomorrow marks 33 years since the deadly loma prieta earthquake hit the bay area causing major damage. the san francisco fire department and the marina earthquake monument committee hold a ceremony monday at the new beau monument, an observation platform in front of fire station. 35 on the embarcadero. the 6.9 magnitude quake hit october 17th 1989 killing more than 60 people and injuring thousands. it destroyed hundreds of homes and caused part of the old eastern span of the bay bridge to collapse, creating about 6 billion dollars in damages. happening today, the american cancer society holds their annual making strides against cancer walk. kron four's camila barco is live for us in

san francisco where things are getting kicked off this morning. good morning. camila. good morning, stephanie. organizers are putting the finishing touches on today's event. this race has been done throughout the bay area over the past few years. but this is actually the first time it is going to be held in san francisco since 27 that he never take a look behind me. this is the check intent. this is where organizers tell me they expect at least 1000 people will come to check in and participate in today's event. it all. >> starts at 7.30. and then there's going to be a walk. people can either walk a mile or 2 and a half miles around crissy field before that, there is going to be an open ceremony at 8 o'clock this morning. but it's going to end with an after party festival to give a little treat to everyone involved all the money in today's event will go back to cancer research. and according to the organization, they say that cancer is the most common cancer in women in

the united states except for skin cancer. they also say it is one in 3 of all new female cancers each year. so the goal is to end cancer by hosting these events, raising that money and sending it back to it and sending it to research so they can find a cure. today they are going to celebrate stephanie, their survivors and drivers. and again, that starts at 7.30 with the check in the walk begins at 8.30 this morning. of course, we're going to be speaking to some of the people who are participating in today's event. but for now, i'll send it back to you. surviving and thriving. we love to hear it. thanks so much, camilla. >> coming up, applications for americans seeking student debt. relief are now open. the key things to keep in mind before you fill out the form. and house speaker nancy pelosi makes a pit stop in bay view on sharing ways that people can grow their own healthy food supply. what she shared at that roundtable discussion next.

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was joined by community groups and local nutrition experts who spoke about food as medicine and the importance of having a healthy, fresh food supply in the community. and speaking of healthy food under the fda's updated nutrition guidelines, several popular cereals no longer make the healthy list. now those include raisin bran honey nut cherrios cornflakes and honey bunches of oats. the cereals unfortunately do not meet the new criteria for healthy amounts of whole grains saturated fat sodium and added sugars are just such a for me because i love raisin bran. love honey nut cherrios. but you know, these are the facts of the new guidance from the fda was recently proposed to help americans cut down on diet related diseases. so did you have any cereal this morning? many of them, i don't. but core inflation taking that off. come on already in place anyway. >> here's what we're looking at today. when a clear out some of these clouds to the inland will be seeing some sunshine just after noon today. >> and even around parts of

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>> welcome back to the live look outside at on the creek this morning.

>> we had a little bit of a lazy sunday, not too much traffic on the we are expecting some cooler temperatures out there today. it does look a little bit chilly out there, dave. yeah, it is that we have a cool weekend going on here. a little bit of a warm-up to the middle of the week and then we'll cool back down again next weekend. how about that? we have fall the weekends, a little flavor of summer by midweek. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and quite a bit of that cloud cover to as we can see the shot from uc berkeley, the east bay shoreline. at least we can make that out. we don't have as much of the ground fog issue. it's pretty much a lot going on. so basically cloud cover. so the next question is the clearing program looking a little better than it did from yesterday. show you the models in just a bit. lower 60's cover most of the east bay don't expect a whole lot of movement with temperatures, though, lower 60's up to the north bay and 63. meanwhile for san jose handed it over to future cast. we see the coverage area quite extensive into those inland valleys. we approach around noon in maybe by typical standards. we talk about fog. it's a little slow to clear out, but we are getting some clearing looks like just shortly after noon

and even breaking into parts of the bay. so east bay shoreline, you might actually clear up a little bit this afternoon, but will be a little stubborn. san francisco are in a bit clearing out, though tonight. it looks like until it comes back again for tonight into your monday. we do the same process again, as you can see through tomorrow. but our general forecast has to say variable clouds just about each day, a little pattern. that's a little different than we typically see. and that's just this interruption. we continue to get them. the pacific, not rain, but we get the cloud cover, unfortunately. but if we can't get rain, at least this fog in this flow pattern is a little bit of a help. we could be getting offshore winds at this time of year. so this is pretty ins and late replacement of that. and as you can see by tuesday morning, that pattern again continues. so putting it all together, considerable bay clouds will phrase as afternoon inland clearing happening shortly after noon early part of the week. variable clouds continue. cool. but we start marching up temperature wise for the middle of the week. so those inland valleys are going to see the warmest days

wednesday. thursday might have to fit a little bit with the ac again. maybe 70's for the bay. then late in the week. we cool back down again. that will be cool into next weekend. little chance, maybe of a shower. but it's still opens up the pacific for these northwesterly systems to roll on down will be showing you those models to it nice little pattern, unfortunately, is not as wet as we like it. and it's not bringing rain directly into the bay. 64 high today, san francisco barry contention on how much and when we get the clearing, we'll have more in your extended forecast in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> millions of student and parent borrowers can start the process of having some loan debt wiped out. it comes just months after the biden administration announced it would forgive thousands of dollars in student loans. sarah wilson has the details on how to apply for forgiveness. >> for millions of americans, student loan forgiveness is now just a click away. the department of education launching its beta test

allowing borrowers to submit their debt forgiveness applications before the web sites formal launch. we want to make sure this process is smooth clear, easy. this is what the application form looks like to get it go to student aid, dot gov. click on one-time student debt relief and then hit apply. now from there, you'll fill out the information you need to apply things like your name. phone number email address date of birth and social security number after that, you'll need to review the agreement to make sure your eligible for loan forgiveness if one or more. the statement supplies. do you like making less than $125,000 a year? the deal, we says you should submit the application. federal pell grant recipients can get up to $20,000. in loan forgiveness, non pell grant recipients can get up to 10,010 $1000 of loan forgiveness. >> is the most targeted way to meet the needs of those who are most in need. the d o e says it expects to fully launch its debt forgiveness

site at the end of october. going to getting e-mails from us once a week to keep you up to we want to make sure you have clear information. >> and that was sarah wilson reporting for us this morning. right now, there are several lawsuits challenging the biden administration's ability to cancel this debt. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. the midterms are just weeks away. and as brooke shafer reports, california is one of several states experiencing a shortage of poll workers. >> with less than 4 weeks until election day. some counties across the country are dealing with a crisis, a shortage of election workers. it's really critical. >> and we want to bring in people that represent the full spectrum of the public's. so really i'm getting more folks involved every year is really critical power to the polls estimate 1 million poll workers are needed for every election. we know some counties are down thousands of

workers with reported shortages in places like new york, california, ohio and texas. >> in green bay, wisconsin, election officials say fewer poll workers could mean a more complicated election day. the counting of the absentee ballots will take longer. >> and then for the wards, they'll be potentially long lines because we don't have enough people. 2 work. the poll book. >> the number of election workers began to drop at the start of the pandemic. when elderly workers opted to stay home. but a recent survey shows there are also some fears the brennan center for justice reported one in 6 election workers experienced threats on the job. 77 1% feel threats have increased in the past few years. here's what one election worker told news nations dan abrams this week. is this being overstated? is this? we'll

>> it is absolutely real. unfortunately, this is our reality. since november 2020, it's been a very challenging time and the reality is these are happening to your neighbors, your grandparents, your aunts and myself in cook county in chicago election officials there got creative in dealing with a shortage of workers. >> and put out a call to better asking them to help this election season. what i heard >> clarion call that we need veterans. well, i kind of stood up. >> and that was brooke shafer reporting for us this morning. vote by mail. ballots are already being processed in san francisco. the city's department of elections says ballots will be processed every day until november. 8th. this week, mail-in ballots were sent out to every registered california voter. if you are not registered to vote, you have until october 24th to do that. if you miss

that deadline, you can still vote. but you have to fill out a same day voter registration form at your polling place or local elections office. and if you're voting by mail for the first time, here are some things to keep in mind. take a look at your screen. there now when it comes to submitting your ballot, the easiest way is to make sure to make sure it's counted is to simply put that ballot back in the mail using the below that came with iti know that that ballot must be postmarked by election day. if you don't want to mail in your ballot, you can always slip it into one of the official drop boxes stationed around your neighborhood or you can take it to an in-person polling place is going to be ballot boxes there and they will accept your ballot anytime between now and 08:00pm on election day. and of course, you can always just cast your ballot in person at your local polling place. as we just mentioned there, like those polling locations will likely stay open. will they will stay open, i should say, until 08:00pm election night. if you're still in line to vote at that point, you want to stay in line. you will

still be allowed to cast your ballot as long as you're in line by 8 o'clock and to see if you are registered to vote, you can always check your status online. the web address to do so is on your screen. that's voter status dot s o s dot ca dot gov. >> still ahead on the profit warning news, a burned out home. check that out in oakland is getting some attention for

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>> california's real estate market has cooled because of rising interest rates, but prices still remain high. a burned out and partially gutted home in oakland is on the market for $765,000 at home was built in 1912. it is 1400 square feet. and it's located in pull up or laurel neighborhood and close to i-580. this property is 9 rooms and 2 bathrooms, a real fixer-upper. the real estate agent described this home has, quote, a dream of a deal in an area that has been, quote, re imagined. and the recent increase in interest rates is keeping buyers out of the state housing market. as of this week, the fixed 30 year interest rate average is 7.4%. the federal reserve hiked interest rates in an effort to combat inflation. the average mortgage rate payment is upwards of $5,000. that shift

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to be cold throughout the day today to yes. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. yeah, little flavor fall going on this weekend. >> and we're warming back up again. it looks like by midweek. the shot coming from barca darrow in the background. as you can see, that's a it's for the girl going on is that lots of cloud cover that we had just from yesterday, but will probably get some clearing even from this vantage point into the late afternoon. that again, late afternoon from the bay standpoint inland, you'll see it a lot sooner. of course. now back to the fog situation. reminiscent more of a post rain event type of fog rather than our typical type of fog we get in the morning hours. that mixes out starting from the surface but were left over with the cloud cover aloft back again. it comes greeting us tomorrow morning. good coverage there around the delta solano county through contra costa county temperature. check for you. a lower 60's over most of the real estate. we got 59 going on santa rosa. 63 san jose. our forecast calls for this for the they 64 san francisco. 67 for oakland some afternoon clearing happening here as we get to 1 2 o'clock in the afternoon, a little bit or a

effort here. san jose. 71 with afternoon clearing and mild in the temperature board. just lower 70's going on in the inland valleys. warmest expected those 80's will be back again for the long range forecast. got that coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> a mother and her 8 year-old boy are in stable condition after the 2 were chased down and shot friday night in pittsburgh. this is a follow-up to a story. we first brought you just yesterday on the kron. 4 morning news kron four's philippe djegal has the latest. >> a domestic violence incident became public friday night when a mother and her 8 year-old son were chased down by a man who pittsburgh police say specifically targeted them. the 2 were driving down civic avenue near davey avenue at around 9 o'clock in the evening when the suspect crashed into the victims car then opened fire on the 2 in front of parkside market before speeding off strait like and then he started to ed was behind the register when

he heard the so the police department says this was not a random shooting and investigators are searching through citywide surveillance cameras to track the suspect down. residents are troubled by a private matter resulting in shots fired in the middle of a residential neighborhood is something that they don't know how to handle. and that's what they've been taught is violence instead of. >> instead of communication neighbor frank whitehead hopes this does not point toward a mayor and police have done a fantastic job. >> of all, i'm knocking down the crime. there's no don't do this on the corners like it used to be. >> and really, really thankful for that. but i sincerely hope that all this isn't a precursor things to come. police say the boy was struck by a bullet in the shoulder. the mother was hit multiple times. both victims have been hospitalized and are recovering in stable condition. >> in pittsburgh, philippe all kron. 4 news.

>> a funeral service unfolded saturday for for central california. family members kidnapped and killed earlier this month when the was at that ceremony. >> we're just here to show the family. they're not in this alone. 8 month really dairy her parents jasdeep singh and jess lee incur now lee in peace inside this turlock funeral home along with her uncle and then deep saying the family was kidnanped october 3rd from their trucking business and said county, their photos and names were pushed across tv screens, newspapers and phone alerts. but despite a massive search, a worker discovered their bodies last week in an orchard. a former employee is charged with the murders along with his brother for accessory. our community is way better than the acts of these 2 individuals that have done this heinous crime. friends of the victim say it will take a long time for the family and the community to heal. there's nothing anybody

can do at this point. it just >> just emotionally this. thank you. you know, this. just that i don't like how the family is going to come with this tragedy. better to do and then here to support the family. >> zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital is asking for your help identifying a patient. now. take a good look here. this man was taken to the hospital from mission and 9th street in san francisco on october. 12th. now they believe he is about 60 years old. 5, he stands about 5 foot 10 and weighs about 160 pounds. he has a single abdominal scar and a 4, 1, 5, tattoo on his right shoulder. firefighters in san francisco responded to a blaze that sparked at an apartment building where at least one person was trapped. this happening at the corner of brighton and ocean avenues. then in the initial call coming in around 7 last night,

fire officials say no one was injured and the cause of that fire is still under investigation. in national news, former president trump has responded to the january 6 committee investigation and its unanimous vote to subpoena him in a 14 page letter to the committee chairman trump called the panel, quote, highly partisan political hacks and that's according to him and his statement. and he said the investigation itself is a, quote, charade and witch hunt. and he questioned why the panel did not examine what he still claims was fraud in the 2020 election. >> the jack? well, that's cue from the month-long right out the drought event. as you can see there kicked off saturday in san jose. dozens of people showed up outside the silicon valley advanced water. if you're perfect haitian center to ride their bikes on a 5 mile trail and learn how to do

learn about the drought's effect on the county's water delivery system. >> well, it's all about education. and that's what the public needs to know. this is a serious time in terms of drought. have to get used to. california is an arid area. he's going to continue. so if you can save water and recycle and concern, that's the bismuth there are 13 different rides. people can try. >> over the next 4 weeks, they can range from short rides for families to the hero's ride, which is 120 miles long. so lots of different options for different folks. out of area. basketball. the golden state warriors signed both jordan poole and andrew wiggins to a four-year contract extensions. extension worth 140 million dollars awakens will get 109 million dollars to stay with the team. meantime, the warriors are getting ready to celebrate their nba championship. one more time on

tuesday. the warriors start the regular season with a ring ceremony. a chase center before taking on lebron james and the la lakers tipoff for that is set for 7. and a bay area football. the forty-niners are getting ready to take on the atlanta falcons. the niners looking to make it 3 wins in a row after their blowout victory against the carolina panthers last week. niners have had one of the best defenses in the league so far this year. but that defense could be tested today after 7 after injuries to several key players last sunday, including a manual mostly who is out for the season. with a knee injury. it's also unclear is bosa will play after not practicing for most of the week with a groin injury kickoff for today's game is set for 10 this morning in atlanta. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a dental program for foster youth, which is an exciting new milestone. you don't want to miss. plus, top health officials urging americans to

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art until equipment to provide emergency and basic dental care for foster youth. there's a new pop-up roller rink called these different disco the civic center. mayor london breed announced the opening of the new business on fulton plaza and the rink will showcase the best of roller skating culture, featuring disco and colorful lights. it's open wednesday through sundays. noon to 08:00pm. and if you're under 18, you can skate for 5 bucks those 18 and older skate for $15. and that does include skate rental. >> here's a look at the breakdown for you today. quite a bit of cloud cover going on for the early part of the day. they'll be some inland clearing happening around noon a little bit later in the day for the bay. going to take a look at your forecast both near and far the kron. 4 morning news continues.

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the sculpture for the town's annual main street scarecrow contest. the 2 week event showcases halloween-themed creations by local businesses ttken a look a long time to do this. this is hanna lee's 3rd star wars inspired entry. she also baked a mandalorian and baby yoda creation back in 2020. the force is strong with that bakery there. pull out. there you go. force a strong. is it ok? maybe hours bee >> you know, that's open. so created the candidate. that's the problem. i know. yeah. but then i also question how fresh it is going to be. well host halloween, right? we're taking a look. we were just looking at the bay bridge just now traffic along pretty nicely out there. it was looking a little bit cool out there, though, days. yeah, it is. and that's the thing we're kind of getting us that we're little pattern we have here. it's sort of like autumn on the weekends and then warming up to almost a flavor of some are going on mid week. you can expect that again going on this week. this is san jose state and even down to the south bay. we see quite a bit in the way that cloud cover at least the fog has lifted from

the ground. so it's all off going on. clearing will happen here as well as we're going to see those inland valleys around the immediate bay. a little slow going. but we will probably see some better clearing than the models are telling us from yesterday headed up the tahoe cool around 70 ish, a few little scattered clouds and there, no major deal on that temperature check for you were in the lower 60's over most the real estate with just a touch warmer to start off than we were from yesterday. santa rosa's coming in. >> at 59, gentle flow pattern of we've got going on. we've been talking about on shore, but here they get these pieces of the system's not really doing much of anything. but this is going to give us some cloud cover by tomorrow. it looks like looking at the bigger picture. it's kind of show you everything that's happening here. it's pretty much west to east and then a flip happens late. i s opening up the pacific. that is the storm track for the winter. unfortunately doesn't show much in this particular model run. things can change. we get a little closer, but we're going to be in the same kind of situation. we are this weekend with cooler weather expect on shore. winds of cloud cover fog. all that

jazz. maybe though, a chance of a shower. but watch this over the next several days. look at that. the gators just open and this is what we like to see, unfortunately, is not much in it for us, but hopefully that will continue as we head on into the winter months because of poor the wet season. we have a lot more to play with. all right. here's what's going on the 4 zone forecast. 64 san francisco lower 60's hovering the coast. burlingame at about 68. down south. we have some lower 70's going on here. redwood city, 71 palo alto about 70 in the south bay. expect about 71 san jose milpitas about 68. we should get some clearing here in the afternoon. 70 going on cupertino, east bay shoreline, upper 60's. this will still keep some scattered clouds in here. but inland. afternoon, you'll probably get into the mostly sunny skies say 2, 3 o'clock in the afternoon. 72 tri valley looks like also walnut creek, danville, 73, 71 for concord. 63 for berkeley, the to chile, 60 to 68, even fairfield vacaville. 71 69 for napa in 70 going on for santa

rosa, even though we have the scattered clouds and all it looks like there's a little bit of a warming trend as we get to wednesday thursday got the upper 80's going on there. so might have to check out see a little bit during the day. maybe and then cooling back down again as we head on into next weekend with that flow pattern i talked about into the following week, stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> for your health as we head into the colder months, health and government officials are urging people to get the low latest covid vaccine. some public health officials are afraid there may be some confusion as to who is eligible and who will be protected. alexandra limon has the latest for us from washington, d.c.. >> the holiday season is just around the corner. the challenge with holiday seasons every year. it's also a time where contagious respiratory viruses like influenza. >> rsv. again this year covid spread much more quickly. the white house is monitoring several new omicron subvariants that are evolving rapidly around the world. but

officials say the latest bivalent covid-19 vaccine should offer protection. what happens in the weeks and months ahead. >> we'll have a large impact how the winter goes. doctor ashish jha says a new study indicates that as many as 90,000 lives could be saved. >> and a million hospitalizations prevented if most eligible americans get the new covid shots. you really want to wrap up the urgency. this is going to be a critical piece of protection as we enter these winter months. doctor amesh adalja with johns hopkins says part of the problem has been mixed messaging. people were kind of muddled in the messaging on who needs a booster benefits from this to one of history's used for. >> that has led to a lack of enthusiasm. but the white house says the message is simple. don't wait. >> get your new flu shot and get covid shot today. >> that was alexandra limon reporting for us. and at last check, the cdc reported only 4% of those eligible had gotten their booster shot. the

45th year of the mill valley film festival wraps up today about 100 films have been featured so far this year, including the movie till it details. the tragic story of emmett till through the experience of his mother kron four's. noelle bellow spoke with the movie's director. >> this was my boy. 2. >> a created with intention till is based on the true and tragic story of emmett till a 14 year-old boy from chicago who was abducted, brutally beaten and lynched for allegedly flirting with a white woman while he visited family in mississippi in 1955, passing crew took care of each other, you know. and so yes, we have there is on set every day who made herself available to cast and crew before during and after shooting scene. director chinoy a chook who says she was hyper aware of her cast and crew's mental health while filming such a tragic story. >> about that go out for 2.

>> i'm limited certain scenes to 2 takes. so i didn't want to play after stu that more than twice the film features will be goldberg jaylon hall as emmett and danielle deadwyler delivering a powerful performance as emmett's mother mamie till mobley. >> the business of really gave to her performance. >> and that was really beautiful to see the pair was really special to to witness to kuz intention from start to finish is honoring mamie's legacy and choices including her choice to show the world and its disfigured body. just to sum up a they have to see it for the film goes on to illustrate the impact hill's death had on the civil rights movement and mamie's commitment to the cause change people's lives. while some scenes are hard to watch, the story was told. >> with care in mind and care for and so which is an extension of the critical care

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. >> it is sunday, october. the 16th that we're covering a lot for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. kind of overcast to get things started. our fog has kind of left it up for those overcast skies. there's a shot of a san jose state to give you kind of again. >> the overcast that will clear out, though, as we get to the afternoon hours, the tennessee, the winds being on shore, the kind of out of the southwest this go around there you see a little bit of an up cliff going on around the delta park in a straight a bit. and back to that fog again, its second little bit more reminiscent of post a rain event overnight. as you can see, that's more of the fog pattern. we tend to see a little bit. it comes back again. by tonight. as you can see, good coverage there up to the north bay kirk in a

straight in off towards the delta that we're all so clear out for the afternoon. but the fog will mix out for those overcast skies we're experiencing now the temperature check are actually warmer than we were this time yesterday. lower 60's doesn't over most of the geography. there's the contrast for you. almost a half a dozen degrees ahead of what we were this time from yesterday. however, we'll still be looking for some cool temperatures going on even well inland. speaking of which inland by high noon, clearing out by 63 scattered clouds will call it mid-afternoon about 70 or so. but there is a warm-up in the longer range forecast. maybe so much. we have to reach back for the ac come wednesday thursday, maybe for a couple of hours of a look at your forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> an alleged serial killer accused of terrorizing stockton for months is behind bars this morning. police say he was on a mission to kill officers arrested. 43 year-old wesley brownlee around 02:00am saturday morning following community tips and per police

surveillance on the suspect. stockton pd says at the time of his arrest, brown was wearing dark clothing and had a mask around his neck. he also carried a gun. police say they believe the suspect was looking for his next victim at an apartment complex just before his arrest. >> we are sure we stopped another killing. we watched his patterns and determined early this morning. he was on a mission to kill. he was out hunting. >> the accused stopped in serial killer is believed to be responsible for 6 shootings over the past year and a half that killed 6 people, including one person in oakland. the suspect is expected to make his first court appearance on tuesday. happening tomorrow, theranos founder elizabeth holmes returns to court for a hearing over whether she deserves a new trial. she was convicted of fraud for making false claims about her company's blood testing. technology holmes's attorneys requested a new trial after alleging a key witness showed up at homes is

home to express regret over his testimony. holmes is currently out on bail. but if she does not get a new trial, she faces up to 20 years in prison. and firefighters in san francisco responded to a blaze that sparked an apartment building where at least one person was trapped. this happening at the corner of brighton and ocean avenues. the initial call coming in around 7 last night. fire officials say no one was injured and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. take a look at this. a daring rescue happened early saturday morning near the golden gate bridge southern marin fire says a person fell 150 feet over the edge of the battery. spencer observation area. rescuers had to set up a rope system to pull the person back up to safety. now, fortunately, that person only suffered minor injuries. the fire department is reminding everyone to be aware of their surroundings when they're in the area. petaluma police and fire departments are investigating a small plane crash that happened at the airport. it happened yesterday afternoon.

the pilot telling officers his plan was affected by a gust of wind just before the crash landing. we know the plane bounced turned off the runway, hit a concrete structure and then flipped over. as you can see there, the pilot was using his safety equipment and was not injured. tomorrow marks 33 years since the deadly loma prieta earthquake hit the bay area causing significant damage. the san francisco fire department and the marine earthquake monument committee hold a ceremony monday at the new beau monument, an observation platform in front of fire station. 35 on the embarcadero. the 6.9 magnitude quake hit on october, 17th 1989 killing more than 60 people and injuring thousands. it destroyed hundreds of homes and caused part of the old eastern span of the bay bridge to collapse, creating about 6 billion dollars in damage. happening today, the american cancer society holds their annual making strides against cancer walk. kron four's camila barco live for us in

san francisco where things are getting kicked off this camilla. good morning, stephanie. so yeah, a lot of pink happening here at crissy field where the walk is happening. everyone is decked out in their own customized t-shirts. i've seen. >> mean, seeing a dog wearing a to to its all in celebration of this walk that happening today and they've done this race and throughout the past few years. but, stephanie, this is the first time they are doing this race here in san francisco since 27, 15, at least 1000 people are expected to participate in this walk. people can choose to either do a mile or 2 and a half mile walk around crissy field and that starts in less than half hour. there's currently an open ceremony that's happening right now. but after the walk finishes, there's going to be an after party festival, a treat for all the people involved in all the money raised from today's walk will go to the american cancer society to focus on cancer

research have spoken to a few people participating in today's walk. here's what a cancer survivor had to say. and then i ended up being a survivor in 2018. so i thought, well, this is another >> hurdle that i obviously have to cross. i'm cancer free, but still there despite is still on. so i didn't know how important it was he came to my door cent. i'm here. i want very fortunate ones. they caught. it really, really is very small, very simplistic. but the one thing that the doctor that was doing a biopsy said 20 years ago, we would caught this and to lose it. hughes a so there may strides. i thought, ok, maybe i can do something. >> and stephanie, the fight is still on for many people, according to the organization, cancer is the most common cancer in women in the united states except for skin cancer

is in one in 3 of all new female cancers. each year says, stephanie, the goal is to end cancer. they're doing this by raising all this money from today's event that will go to research to hopefully find a cure. and today this event, it will celebrate the survivors, but also this drivers. i'll send it back to you. yes, surviving and thriving. we love to hear that. and camilla. >> obviously, there's a bit of a crowd going behind you now. can you walk us or what the energy level feels like at this hour? >> well, like i said, a lot of people are decked out in their own customized t-shirts. as you can see a step out of the ways you get a better look. there are people just wearing all customized to people. taking pictures right there. right now we see 2 people taking a picture and it looks like that sure is in dedication to someone. i'm not sure if it's someone who recently passed away or who is a who is a cancer survivor everyone here is in good spirits. even dogs are getting

into are even participating in today's event. but a lot of positive energy here today at crissy field. stephanie, i love the positive energy hunt as well with reference to the puppy thank you very much. coming up for that live report, we love seeing that this is a family affair with everyone bringing out other family and friends for this. >> all right. coming up, applications for americans seeking student debt relief are now open the key things to keep in mind before you fill out forms. >> and house speaker nancy pelosi makes a pit stop in bayview to discuss ways people can grow their own healthy food supply. what came out of that round

>> house speaker nancy pelosi stopped by the bayview district on saturday for a roundtable discussion on ways community members can grow their own healthy food. happened at the florence fang, community farm, the largest farm or other community farm in san francisco. pelosi was joined by community groups and local nutrition experts who spoke about food as medicine and the importance of having a healthy, fresh food supply in the community. and speaking of healthy food under the fda's updated nutrition guidelines, several popular cereals no longer make the healthy list. they include raisin bran honey nut cherrios corn flakes and honey bunches of oats. so hopefully didn't room breakfast. for reading out that list. if you happen to be having any of those cereals on that list of these cereals, do

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>> and i imagine the traffic is probably moving along pretty smoothly at this hour. speaking of cars going by because it is so early in the morning looking quite foggy as we take this live view out at the golden gate bridge. i'm very, very pretty, just how long those conditions going to be sticking around for a day we do for that shot. there was raining almost overcast as we got going on for the immediate bay. also, this is san jose state. so it shows you how far south this is extending. >> this is the leftover fog that we have that's creating this cloud cover. that's a lot. the good news is the models are telling us, hey, inland, the stuff going to clear out a lot sooner than we are looking at the models from yesterday. so come the lunch hour or so inland over the east bay hills, you start to see things open up and in

portions of the bay late this afternoon as well against san jose state. kind of overcast. now lower 60's cover almost all of the east bay. for now, 59 santa rosa. we've got 60 san francisco. 63 for san jose now handing it over to future cast for. oh, yes. the cloud cover in the leftover fog, as you can see, all elevated. now going forward. look at other clears up real nicely by mid-afternoon. looks like almost all the bays kind of cleared out. so we're getting a little bit more sunshine than we bargained for. temperatures still going to be the cool side because we do that, though. preponderance of that on shore wind that's at work opening up. then tonight comes back again. as you can see, we do the whole process again for your monday with the clearing skies. so we're getting kind of pieces of the systems but nothing juicy to give us a good rain shower going on. things are going to change a little bit as we head on into the next weekend. we're going to the same thing again with cooler temperatures. cloud cover and the potential of maybe a passing little shower. so today, considerable bay clouds at work here again, looks like that will be opening up for the afternoon some afternoon

clearing early in the week. some variable clouds cool, but then warming up wednesday, thursday, warmest days in the bunch inland highs. they're going to be the upper 80's. it looks like here for so for a couple of hours, maybe want to reach for the ac, perhaps again, they tend hold in the 70's for the most part late in the week. cooling back down again in anticipation of our next system dropping in for the pacific. so 64 going on for for a san francisco will call it mostly cloudy, on balance, mild oakland, 67 with some afternoon clearing working in here, san jose. 71 with afternoon clearing and mild. we only see lower 70's on the board of the far east bay, 70 going on santa rosa, despite the fact we're seeing some decent clearing happening for the afternoon next couple of days. there you start to see things turn by tuesday, getting some lower 80's at work here. of course, we'll check in on that long-range forecast for you coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, looking forward to it. thanks so much, dave. >> millions of student and parent borrowers can start the process of having some loan debt wiped out. it comes just months after months after the

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thanks so much for joining us. start off this half hour with a look at our forecast about days barring the weather center tracking it all for us a day. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and still look at those overcast skies across most of the bay for right now have the sort of the onshore flow. keep that marine layer in place. what's a little different this morning? however, is the brake we have all this typical inversion that always occurs, which means we have warmer air right above us, but much drier. what's different today is it's not as warm above us and it's much drier. those 2 in combination, although it's a little higher up means we should get better mixing going on and drying out. in other words, the air above it will eat away at this cloud cover throughout the late morning hours. once the sun is out, which it is now east bay shoreline would know, as you can see very much overcast at

this hour. take a look at that fog cast. basically, it does clear out, but don't forget, the cloud cover is still upstairs, even though we don't have the ground fog in place. the marine layer comes back yet again for tonight. good coverage there around the delta. notice temperature check with all being said, lower 60's over most of the bay. 59 up santa rosa, 62 antioch and 64 san francisco. and writing about a half a dozen degrees ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. again, breaking this thing down about noon will be into partly cloudy skies working in those inland valley. sunny by the afternoon, although modest on those temperatures only about 70 or so by 3 o'clock. but there is a warm-up in the longer range forecast. we're talking about upper 80's going on. so it's almost a 20 degree climb from what the highs will be today, 15 to 20, which means that they have to reach for the ac for couple of hours. we'll have more on that forecast in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> a mother and her 8 year-old boy are in stable condition after the 2 were chased down and shot friday night in pittsburgh. this is a

follow-up to a story we first brought you get just yesterday here on the kron. 4 morning news kron four's philippe djegal has the latest for us. >> a domestic violence incident became public friday night when a mother and her 8 year-old son were chased down by a man who pittsburgh police say specifically targeted them. the 2 were driving down civic avenue near davey avenue at around 9 o'clock in the evening when the suspect crashed into the victims car then opened fire on the 2 in front of parkside market before speeding off strait like and then he started to ed was behind the register when he heard the so the police department says this was not a random shooting and investigators are searching through citywide surveillance cameras to track the suspect down. residents are troubled by a private matter resulting in shots fired in the middle of a residential neighborhood is something that they don't know how to handle. and that's what they've been taught is violence instead of. >> instead of communication neighbor frank whitehead hopes this does not point toward a

mayor and the police have done a fantastic job. >> of all, i'm knocking down the crime. there's no don't do this on the corners like it used to be. >> and really, really thankful for that. but i sincerely hope that this isn't a precursor things to come. police say the boy was struck by a bullet in the shoulder. the mother was hit multiple times. both victims have been hospitalized and are recovering in stable condition. >> in pittsburgh, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a funeral service unfolded saturday for for central california. family members kidnapped and killed earlier this month the was at that ceremony. >> we're just here to show the family. they're not in this alone. 8 month really dairy her parents jasdeep singh and jess lee incur now lee in peace inside this turlock

funeral home along with her uncle and then deep saying the family was kidnapped october 3rd from their trucking business and said county, their photos and names were pushed across tv screens, newspapers and phone alerts. but despite a massive search, a worker discovered their bodies last week in an orchard. a former employee is charged with the murders along with his brother for accessory. our community is way better than the acts of these. >> 2 individuals that have done this heinous crime. friends of the victim say it will take a long time for the family and the community to heal. there's nothing anybody can do at this point. it just >> just emotionally this. thank you. you know, this. just that i don't like how the family is going to come with this tragedy. was better to do and then we here to support the family. >> and zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital is asking for your help identifying a patient. take a good look. this man was taken to the hospital from mission

and 9th in san francisco on october. 12th now, medical workers believe that this man is about 60 years old, 5 foot 10 and about 160 pounds. he has a single abdominal scar and a 4, 1, 5, tattoo on his right shoulder. please get in touch with the hospital. if you think you know anything in national news, former president trump has responded to the january 6th committee investigation and its unanimous vote to subpoena him in a 14 page letter to the committee chairman trump called the panel, quote, highly partisan political hacks and thugs. he said the investigation itself is a, quote, charade and witch hunt. any question why the panel did not examine what he still claims was fraud in the 2020 election. >> the >> she put it best. the month-long right out the drought and then kicked off saturday in san jose. dozens of people showing up outside the silicon valley advanced water for perfect haitian

center to ride their bikes on a 5 mile trail and learn how to do their part to conserve water. people of all ages took part in a brief ceremony and had a chance to tour the facility learning about the drought's effect on the country's water delivery system or the county's water delivery system. >> well, it's all about education. and that's what the public needs to know. this is a serious time in terms of drought. have to get used to. california is an arid area. he's going to continue. so if you can save water and recycle and concern, that's the bismuth >> there are 13 trails and types of rides at people can try over the next 4 weeks ranging from short rides for families to the hero's ride, which is 120 miles long. so lots of different options for different folks. the 45th year till it details. the tragic story of emmett till through the experience of his mother

kron four's. noelle bellow spoke with the movie's director. >> this was my boy. in 2 a created with intention till is based on the true and tragic story of emmett till. >> a 14 year-old boy from chicago who was abducted, brutally beaten and lynched for allegedly flirting with a white woman while he visited family in mississippi in 1955, the casting crew took care of each other, you know. and so yes, we have there is on set every day who made herself available to cast and crew before during and after shooting scene. director chinoy a chook who says she was hyper aware of her cast and crew's mental health while filming such a tragic story. >> but that come for 2. >> i'm limited certain scenes to 2 takes. so i didn't want to play after stu that more twice the film features will be goldberg jaylon hall as emmett and danielle deadwyler delivering a powerful

performance as emmett's mother mamie till mobley. >> better be the business of really gave body to her performance. >> and that was really beautiful to see the pay was really special to to witness to kuz intention from start to finish is honoring mamie's legacy and choices including her choice to show the world and its disfigured body. just to sum up with >> they have to see it for the film goes on to illustrate the impact hill's death had on the civil rights movement and mamie's commitment to the cause. >> change people's lives. while some scenes are hard to watch the story was told. >> with care in mind and care for and so which is an extension of the critical care that me show. >> and that movie does hit bay area theaters on october. 21st coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a dental program for foster youth reaches an exciting new milestone. we explain.

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>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and kind of still that overcast sky stuff that we saw from yesterday. but the difference is above us. this air is much drier than yesterday and not as warm,

which means that the air at the ground can be a little bit more boy. and when we get some daytime heating going on, we're still waiting for that process to bear the fruit that we're waiting for. but it looks like the clearing job will happen not just inland, but come over the east bay hills and take care of the east bay shoreline in san jose state. this is also are looking for clearing later. give it some time. but overcast left over from the fog. we also have string rink wrinkle here to the air quality moderate right across midday. it's come read across the golden gate berkeley, oakland, off towards carquinez strait and off towards the delta. you'll notice that's where it's moderate. and then of course, it's good. elsewhere. temperature check for your lower 60's over almost all the real estate except santa rosa coming in at 59, our flow pattern is pretty much west to east. that will be for a good chunk of the week ahead. this will spray us with cloud cover. the marine layer will do its thing overnight provide some surface moisture minus having any rain. so and that is a constellation of being dry. it still remains that way. it helps moisten up the ground

just a little bit here. help support the fire season, which we're still in. so there you see west to east, so on and so shift comes out of the northwest. now this is not as handsome as it look like from yesterday. we're not getting that bonanza of getting some rain showers in here, but there's that risk next weekend. temperatures will drop in response, but this opens up the door for the northwesterly flow for really looks like 3 systems coming down south. so they will be able to scrounge something out of all of that 4 zone forecast the sunday. we'll be about 60 for san francisco. the coast is in the lower 60's. meanwhile, bayside 68 millbrae 68 going on for burlingame close to lower 70's going on palo alto, san carlos at 70 foster city. 72 in the south bay, again, with clearing 71 san jose, santa clara at 70 east bay shoreline to the south upper 60's, lower 70's for tri valley. and these numbers are going to be probably upper 80's by wednesday, thursday of next week, just for a pop. and then we come back down again next weekend morning creek, 72

concord, 71 62 of allay, yes, onshore wind in place. clearly. 68 fairfield, 69 napa and santa rosa at 70. so we get into next week. we keep the cloud cover in each morning and then breaking up in the afternoon. here's your pop here. 86 88 going on wednesday, thursday and then dropping back down again as we head into next week and hopefully we'll get a rain shower over the next several days after this week, 70. >> all right. thanks very much, dave. in the east bay, the city of oakland has seen a surge in gun violence and that includes a shooting at a school that injured at least 6 people earlier this month. mayor libby schaff saying this week she wants the problem to be treated as a public health crisis. so the city can get federal aid to support its violence prevention work. joining me now live to discuss potential solutions on the table is oakland city councilmember nikki fortunato bass. thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you for having me. all right. so first question here for you. and the city of oakland reported at least 100 homicides so far just this

year alone. how did we get to this point? >> well, this loss has been devastating. it's absolutely senseless. and it's devastating prior to covid homicides were below 100 for 7 years straight. and what's changed is that the pandemic and persistent inequality have unraveled the ties that bind our communities and our economic security. and we all know that guns are at the root of these killings that you easy to access and younger people have guns. we also know that there's a very small number of people committing these crimes. a majority of these homicides, homicides are related to group in gang violence. and so that's why the city council has declared gun violence. a top public safety priority. we've banned ghost guns. we've invested deeply in violence, prevention and youth programs in our neighborhoods and schools. and we need the federal government to take action on common sense. gun reform. >> and councilwoman, there

were 2 very high profile shootings that happened in your district back in august. one involving that uber driver and as as well as a local dentist, lili shoo, what kind of steps are you now taking in your district to prevent these crimes from happening again? >> so in little saigon, we have taken action together with the community. so working together with the community, we've been able to have a multi-pronged approach that has been working in partnership with the police department on and a police presence. we have opened up a police substation. we have a vietnamese speaking liaison officer who was building relationships with the community. and so we are starting to see i'm much more change in that neighborhood that has been severely impacted and longer term. we're working on other strategies that include activating our park and our rec center, supporting our businesses to stay open. and so i think what's important to understand is that we need to

have a comprehensive approach where we focus police on their important role to respond to and solve crimes. and then we also get to having the 9-1-1 system work better, making sure that we've got filings prevention and investments in the root causes of crime that might need someone to pick up a in. >> you know, it is public knowledge that there is in a concerted effort by some very vocal groups in the community work accusing you of not doing enough to mitigate crime in oakland. what is your response to that criticism? >> i would say simply that keeping you and your family safe is my top priority. as a mother, a assault survivor, these issues are personal to me. and as i said, we have worked together with us little saigon community to improve safety. we have worked together with the chinatown community to improve safety. i am working also with the san

antonio community where human trafficking and gun violence has persistently impacted. not only the women and children who are being trafficked, but the residence in the neighbors. and so we have to have a multi-pronged approach again, attacking gun violence, making sure police can focus their resources to respond to unsolved crimes. and i also want to note that the police budget has increased each year. it increased 18% since 2019. that's the largest increase in the bay area in our city council. and c personally have made sure that the police get the resources that they have requested in order to recruit and retain officers. and that has been coupled with a deep investment and knack for or fire department crisis response program again. and violence prevention in our neighborhoods in our schools and ultimately, i believe that the safest communities are the ones that have the most resources and there's data to support that. and so that's why we're working at every

single level and also calling on the mayor and her administration to implement these policies and budgets that the council has passed in the federal government to an act that tough gun with a gun reform that we need as well as drive more resources down into our cities to prevent crime. >> in our last 20 seconds here, is there anything that you would do differently if you are reelected in november? >> so it will continue to be a focus in community partnerships. each of our communities, whether it's chinatown, little saigon, san antonio, lake merritt deserves to have a safe community. and that response has to be partnered with listening to the community, partnering with all our city departments as well as more and more with the county to have our mental health and public health resources and the state and the federal government. so i'm looking forward to a much deeper partnership so that we can keep our community safe again. it's my top priority.

alright, oakland city council, president nikki fortunato past. >> thank you so much for your time and insight this morning. thank you for having me. i will be right back.

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this out. the penguins having a gourd all time with this halloween themed enrichment exercise. wow. how do that. this is at the milwaukee county zoo where they're working to get the birds moving clearly. and that guy

is very interested in that disco ball of a pumpkin. so as as i just mentioned, there's that disco ball was courtesy of a carved pumpkin. some flashing light and the birds will no doubt be shaken a tail feather and watling their way through the weekend with this set up. >> for sure. what a dance party. >> coming up in the next hour here on the kron. 4 morning news relief could be on the way for americans with student loans. the applications now open that could help cancel thousands of dollars in debt. and a suspect in the stockton serial killings has been arrested. we break down what we know about this case so far.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> hey, good morning and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. >> it is october the 16th, a beautiful sunday to you. we have a lot we're covering for you this morning. but let's kick things off by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar paid a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're dealing with overcast skies as we start the day. this is san jose state. kind of overcast left over from the fog that lifted up. the good news is with this inversion. >> the air is much drier than it was from yesterday. so that

will start to eat away at the cloud bank that we have. the onshore winds will be with us. shore in the fog will come back again for tonight. there bpyou see the coverage area, th winds pretty much single digits for right now. but that fog, again, as you see mixes out to overcast, which again, will take care of what those fog eating dry air that we have upstairs. and then here comes back. the fog again for tonight tomorrow morning will do the same process as well. the general trend is one of warming, however, into next week by the middle of next week, those temperatures will be back up to the upper 80's. but today it's a nice flavor fall lower 60's over most of the region, which is a little warmer than what we had this time from yesterday. the contract shows about a half a dozen degrees or a little less on that. the breakdown for you were at a mostly sunny skies working here by one by 4, sunny and 70 in a bit. we'll take a look at the longer range forecast for you as well. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> an alleged serial killer accused of terrorizing stockton for months is behind

bars this morning. police say he was on a mission to kill officers arrested. 43 year-old wesley brownlee around 02:00am saturday morning following community tips and police surveillance on the suspect. stockton pd say at the time of his arrest, brown was wearing dark clothing and had a mask around his neck. he also had a gun on him. police say they believe the suspect was looking for his next victim at an apartment complex just before his arrest. >> we are sure we stopped another killing. we watched his patterns and determined early this morning. he was on a mission to kill. he was out hunting. >> the suspect is accused of killing 6 men and wounding a woman in at least 6 shootings over the past year and a half, including one person in oakland, raleigh is expected to make his first court appearance on tuesday. and happening tomorrow, theranos founder elizabeth holmes returns to court for a hearing over whether she deserves a new trial. she was convicted of fraud for making false claims about her company's

blood testing. technology holmes's attorneys requested a new trial after alleging a key witness apparently showed up at homes is home to express what they called regret over his testimony. holmes is currently out on bail. but if she does not get a new trial, she faces up to 20 years in prison. and firefighters in san francisco responded to a blaze that sparked an apartment building or at least one person was trapped. this happening at the corner of brighton and ocean avenues. the initial call coming in around 7 last night. fire officials say no one was injured and the cause of this blaze is under investigation. and take a look at this. a daring rescue happening early saturday morning near the golden gate bridge, southern marin fire saying a person fell 150 feet over the edge of the battery. spencer observation area. rescuers had to set up a rope system to pull the person back up to safety. fortunately, that person only suffered minor injuries. the fire department is reminding everyone to be

aware of their surroundings when you're there in that area. and petaluma police and fire departments are investigating a small plane crash at the airport there. it happened yesterday afternoon. the pilot told officers his plan was affected by a gust of wind just before the crash landing. the plane bounced turned off the runway, hit a concrete structure. and then as you can see here, flipped over. the pilot was using his safety equipment and was not injured. tomorrow marks 33 years since the deadly loma prieta earthquake hit the bay area causing major damage. the san francisco fire department and the marina earthquake committee hold a ceremony monday at the new beau monument, an observation platform in front of fire station. 35 on the embarcadero. the 6.9 magnitude quake hit october 17th 1989 killing more than 60 people and injuring thousands. it destroyed hundreds of homes and caused part of the old eastern span of the bay bridge to collapse, creating about 6 billion dollars worth of

damages. happening today, the american cancer society holds their annual making strides against cancer walk. come for is going to our co is live for us in san francisco where things are still rocking and rolling. camilla. >> we're rocking and rolling. they are stephanie in the water has already begun. several people are walking around crissy field right now. this is actually where it all started. this big large. this is actually the starting line. some people just getting they're actually going to take this arts just down momentarily by want to give you guys a look the scene right now. like i said, several people are on their walk right now. it started about 10 minutes ago or so. and stephanie, that they've done this race throughout the bay area over the last couple of years. but this is the first time doing it here in san francisco since 2017, the organizers tell me at least 1000 people are participating in this year's walk. people can choose to walk either a

mile or 2 and a half miles around crissy field. and there was an open ceremony. but after this walk, there is going to be an after party festival. it's going to be a treat for everyone who is involved. all the money raised from today's event will go to the american cancer society to focus on cancer, reacher research. a lot of the people here tell me that they are they're survivors. they know people who have survived cancer or unfortunately have passed away from cancer. i did speak to one she went through it. here's phat she had to say. >> and then i ended up being a survivor in 2018. so i thought, well, this is another hurdle that i obviously have to cross. i'm cancer free, but still there's this fight is still on. so i didn't know how important it was he came to my door cent. i'm here. i want very fortunate ones. they caught. it really, really is very small, very simplistic.

but the one thing that the doctor that was doing a biopsy said 20 years ago, we would caught this and to lose it. hughes a so there may strides. i thought, ok, maybe i can do >> now, according to the organization, cancer is the most common cancer in women in the united states, except for skin cancer. it is one in 3 of all new female cancers each year. and stephanie, the goal is to end cancer. they're hoping that with all this money you raise, it will go to research and eventually find a cure for today, it's all about celebrating the survivors, but also for the drivers, the people who work still going through this. and again, as i said, this is the starting line. they're about to take it down just momentarily by just want to give you guys a look of where it all started. a lot of positive energy out here. like i said, i've spoken to survivors. it people who have gone through this or unfortunately people who have passed away. but a lot of positive energy out here at today's event, stephanie.

>> and so glad that you're providing us with that live perspective there. camila you mention that this event is the first time this event been held since 2017 because of the pandemic how are people responding to the fact that they're able to get together in person for this big event? >> well, actually, the has been held in the bay area over the past few years, but ncw they are able to bring it back to san francisco since 2017. that was the last time they held here in the past few years. they've held in berkeley. they've held in emeryville, but now it's here in crissy field and a lot of people are just having a positive outlook for being a get-together doing these walk. they were able to do it. i believe in 2020 or 2021. but the organizers tell me that they're just happy to have this of that going. like i said, at least 1000 people are participating in today's of bed and a lot of smiles out here this morning. stephanie, great to see that. it looks like the waca starting behind.

you so we'll let you get back to to speaking with some folks out there. we appreciate that live report. camilla. >> all right. coming up, applications for americans seeking student debt. relief are now open. >> the key things to keep in mind before you fill out your form. and house speaker nancy pelosi makes a pit stop in bayview to discuss ways people can grow their own healthy food. what came out of that round table discussion next.

>> house speaker nancy pelosi stopped by the bayview district saturday for a roundtable discussion on ways community members can grow their own healthy food talks happened at the florence fang, community farm. that's the largest community farm in san francisco. pelosi was joined by community groups and local nutrition experts who spoke about food as medicine and the importance of having a healthy, fresh food supply in the community. and speaking of healthy food under the fda has updated nutrition guidelines, several popular cereals no longer make the healthy list. sorry. they include raisin bran honey nut cherrios cornflakes and honey bunches of oats. most areas do not meet the new criteria for healthy amounts of whole grains saturated fat sodium and added sugars. the new guidance from the fda was recently proposed to help americans cut down on diet related diseases. so i mean, so all that raisin bran and honey nut cheerios have been

having over those years, i guess wasn't as healthy as i thought they were. dave, i have, though, any of those cereals on the list cookie, crisp, subtle thing made it either. so, yes, it's back to clock cover we have this morning. >> breaking up for the afternoon with those lower 70's going on for highs, even with a lot of sunshine coming back in a bit. we kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30.

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>> welcome back. taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge this morning.

conditions looking quite cool and foggy out there. let's check in with dave sphar for the latest on conditions out doors heyday. >> hey, stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody still dealing with those overcast skies we've been talking about. here is the east bay shoreline. you may recall from yesterday that we had a lot of ground fog. we're still negotiating through and we had the overcast, the kind of lingered into the early afternoon and so forth. well, this is going to probably clear out by the early afternoon in terms of giving us at least partly cloudy skies were mixed bag of some sun and clouds here and even a better job tomorrow. but the general program is still the same with that on shore flow pattern. bringing us the morning fog and all. so that's going continue just about all week long. got to keep some scattered clouds in that general forecast 60's over the entire board. santa rosa's now graduated up to 60. and even though we're going to see some nice inland clearing, don't expect those numbers to pop today. that will happen midweek, but not so much today. here's futurecast for let's roll through this nice clearing happening in london. looks like by the early afternoon, a good chunk of the bay clears out too. even maybe

san francisco opening up to some rays of sun going on southern marin, which was tough going yesterday and we'll do this again tomorrow overnight shore. but then it starts to clear out a little bit as we get to get some sunshine in here eat away at this cloud cover. so looks pretty good. as you can see approaching around the noon hour again comes back again for monday. will do this whole routine all this week long. it really doesn't start to change the pattern until we get to next to the end of the week. but we look for a little bit of a heat pump will call it for midweek today. considerable bay clouds going on afternoon, clearing all that at least in spots, not everywhere. at the same time, then early in the week, some variable clouds part the fairest way to say it cool, but a warming trend. again wednesday, thursday that today's probably the warmest upper 80's scheduled for that. and then late in the week, we've got some cooling going on because the shift as things come in from the northwest down to the bay area that would normally delivers some rain. but it looks like that. there's a chance of rain but not great. 64 san francisco,

oakland, 67, 71 for san jose. but again, with the skies opening up even the inland valleys, lower 70's about all will be able to muster again. expect some upper 80's mid week coming up in a bit. we take a look that extended forecast your 4 zone, stephanie. >> all right. thanks very much, dave. california's opioid crisis continues to kill thousands of people each year this month, san francisco assemblyman matt haney was tapped to lead a bipartisan committee of state lawmakers to investigate solutions. he joins us live now to discuss. thank you so much for being here. thanks for having me. all right. so paint a picture for us, right? how bad has this opioid situation gotten in the state of california? >> the pictures very bleak. unfortunately. and it's getting 10 years ago we had about 82 deaths that were attributed to this past year. we had nearly 6,000. wow, 70 time increase in 10 years. and in one year from 2020 to 2021, an increase of 50%. so this is a statewide problem that is

taking the lives of thousands of californians every year. it's impacting every city and county across our state. and so what we need is a statewide response that is as big as the crisis we're facing. and right now there's no plant. so we formed this committee, a bipartisan committee that's going to hold hearings all up and down the state and really come forward with solutions that can save lives. >> where are these drugs coming from >> it's just so fentanyl is a synthetic opioid it's coming in many cases from overseas. is 100 times as potent as morphine. and so with a little small amount, it can kill somebody. and so fentanyl is showing up mixed with other types of drugs. obviously, the drug crisis that we're facing is more than just fentanyl. but this rapid increase in a drug overdose deaths in particular and the real devastation that we're seeing is is attributed largely to fentanyl. and so these drugs

are coming in some cases from overseas sometimes are made in the u.s. not only do we need to make sure that people who are addicted to fentanyl get help. but we also have to make sure that we're stopping this a flow of these drugs into our state. >> so what are some potential solutions that you're looking into right now? it sounds like there is a hearing process where you're going to go across the state, but are there any potential solutions already on the table? >> this is something that i'm intimately familiar with. i represented the tenderloin and south of market. there are things that work making sure we have more readily accessible, nor can i know lock so you can reverse overdoses, lowering the barriers to get more people into treatment. buprenorphine is the most effective treatment, not enough enough. people have access to that. we have to make sure that when people are incarcerated are going to hospital that we begin treatment there so that they don't come back out on the streets and maybe take the same amount of drugs that they were before, which is, which is much more deadly. so these are some of the things that we're doing. but in reality,

this is a statewide. so the problem and it may look different on tribal land may look different in rural areas where they don't have treatment beds. and so we know that reversing overdoses and making sure narcan is available as a part of it. treatment is a part of it. working with our attorney general local police officers to make sure that we're stopping the flow of these drugs in the communities but this is a process that we really want to go out there and listen to people on the ground. listen to people in these communities and develop a real statewide pean to confront what is now at the most deadly epidemic in our state. >> and obviously the situation is pretty severe what sort of timeline are you guys working with in terms of ideation, too, the tangible steps? >> well, you know, we're going to start with our first hearing in january and we're going to hold hearings throughout this next year, all over the all of my colleagues have stepped forward and said they want to be a part of this process. and at each of these hearings, we want to develop

solutions. we want to make sure we analyze how we can get more people into treatment. how we can expand access to beds, how we can when somebody does overdose, make sure we immediately respond and enroll them help. and then we're going to work with our statewide law enforcement and local law enforcement. so these are all things that are going to happen over the course of the next year. and i'm planning with my colleagues to come forward with each year. i'm in the assembly, a set of bills, new laws that can respond to this epidemic. and hopefully we'll start to see a real impact. and and, you know, governor newsome recently vetoed a bill that would have allowed some cities to introduce safe. >> injection those are places where people can use drugs under supervision from medical workers. >> do agree with the governor's move here. >> i i don't agree with it. you know, i think that we need to this drug use that's happening in many cases out our streets and sidewalks inside get people help save lives. you know, these sites

are operating all over the world and no one has died in a overdose prevention site. so this is something that i was disappointed to see the governor veto at the same time, we can't wait. we have to do everything we possibly can to confront this crisis. families are suffering. our neighborhoods are suffering and people are dying. and there are solutions that are out there and we need to be aggressive about pursuing them. >> all right. san francisco assemblyman matt haney, thank you so much for your time and thanks for having. all right. we'll be right back. welcome

back. california's real estate market has cooled because of rising interest rates. but prices still remain high. a burned out in partially gutted home in oakland is on the market for $765,000. the home was built in 1912. you can see some of that burned damage on the outside of that building. there. and this is 1400 square feet. it's located in the upper laurel neighborhood in close to i-580. the property has 9 rooms and 2 bathrooms. the real estate agent described this home has a, quote, dream of a deal in an area that has been, quote, we imagined it's definitely a fixer-upper. there is an increase in interest rates is

keeping buyers out of the state housing market. as of this week, the fixed 30 year interest rate average is 7.4%. wow. the fed hiked interest rates in an effort to combat inflation and the average mortgage rate payment is upwards. a $5,000. that shift has added over $1000 to buyers payments on a median priced home. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a mother and son recovering after being chased and shot down east bay community. >> we have the latest details next.

>> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. of course, dave spahr is in our weather center tracking it all for us. good morning day. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. quite a bit of overcast skies in the wake of some of the ground fog that we had complement to that onshore wind coming in here. >> and that's going continue each morning and will be mixing out that cloud cover into the afternoon hours here. it acts as a cooling mechanism going on for today. but a little warm up for the middle of the week is expected. here's a shot from the east bay shoreline. if you'll note what also know to the air quality, this is live information. so it's changed a little bit. san francisco was in the moderate category now on the green off to the east

bay. you can see where extends carquinez strait nudging a little bit in the north bay, too, and extends off the central valley a little bit that all follows the flow pattern being on shore, lower 60's for a temperature check for you. santa rosa at about 60 in. don't expect the whole big increase or a big, big increase for our temperatures today because even with the clearing skies inland, temperatures will be a bit sluggish, but a half-dozen degrees or so trailing from yesterday's effort by high noon will be in the mid 60's own 70 expected by 4 o'clock. you see it's kind of modest with high temperatures today. we do expect a little warm up by the middle of the week only to come back down again in the following weekend with another change of the weather pattern and one that looks nice for the winter months. so hopefully we'll see this return again, hoping for maybe a little shower to get more into that in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> a mother and her 8 year-old boy are in stable condition after the 2 were chased down and shot friday night in pittsburgh. and we have a

follow-up to a story that we first brought you just yesterday on the kron. 4 news. this is that story. kron 4 felecia call now with the latest. >> a domestic violence incident became public friday night when a mother and her 8 year-old son were chased down by a man who pittsburgh police say specifically targeted them. the 2 were driving down civic avenue near davey avenue at around 9 o'clock in the evening when the suspect crashed into the victims car then opened fire on the 2 in front of parkside market before speeding off strait like and then he started to ed was behind the register when he heard the so the police department says this was not a random shooting and investigators are searching through citywide surveillance cameras to track the suspect down. residents are troubled by a private matter resulting in shots fired in the middle of a residential neighborhood is something that they don't know how to handle. and that's what they've been taught is violence instead of. >> instead of communication neighbor frank whitehead hopes this does not point toward a

mayor and the police have done a fantastic job. >> of all, i'm knocking down the crime. there's no don't do this on the corners like it used to be. >> and really, really thankful for that. but i sincerely hope that this isn't a precursor things to come. police say the boy was struck by a bullet in the shoulder. the mother was hit multiple times. both victims have been hospitalized and are recovering in stable condition. >> in pittsburgh, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a funeral service unfolded saturday for for central california. family members kidnapped and killed earlier this month when the was at that ceremony. >> we're just here to show the family. they're not in this alone. 8 month really dairy her parents jasdeep singh and jess lee incur now lee in peace inside this turlock funeral home along with her

uncle and then deep saying the family was kidnapped october 3rd from their trucking business and said county, their photos and names were pushed across tv screens, newspapers and phone alerts. but despite a massive search, a worker discovered their bodies last week in an orchard. a former employee is charged with the murders along with his brother for accessory. our community is way better than the acts of these. >> 2 individuals that have done this heinous crime. friends of the victim say it will take a long time for the family and the community to heal. there's nothing anybody can do at this point right to exist. >> just emotionally this. thank you. you know, this. just that i don't like how the family is going to come this tragedy. better to do and then we are here to support the >> zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital is asking for your help identifying a patient. look at this. this man was taken to the hospital from mission and 9th street in

san francisco on october. 12th, a medical workers believe this man is about 60 years old, 5 foot 10, about 160 pounds. he has a single abdominal scar and a 4, 1, 5, tattoo on his right shoulder. >> the >> you heard or he heard her say a very important message is now the month-long right out the drought event kicked off saturday in san jose. dozens of people showed up outside the silicon valley. advanced water purification center to ride their bikes on a 5 mile trail and learn how they can do their part to conserve water. people of all ages took part in a brief ceremony. it had a chance to tour the facility learning about the drought's effect on the county's water delivery system. >> well, it's all about education. and that's what the public needs to know. this is a serious time in terms of drought. have to get used to. california is an arid area. he's going to continue. so if

you can save water and recycle and concern, that's the best method. there are 13 different rides that people can try over the next 4 weeks. >> ranging for out from short rides for families to the heroes right, which is 120 miles long. wow, a different options for different folks. millions of student and parent borrowers can start the process of having some loan debt wiped out. it comes just months after the biden administration announced it would forgive thousands of dollars in student loans. sarah wilson has the details on how to apply for forgiveness. >> for millions of americans, student loan forgiveness is now just a click away. the department of education launching its beta test allowing borrowers to submit their debt forgiveness, applications before the web sites formal launch. we want to make sure this process is smooth clear, easy. this is what the application form looks like to get it go to student aid, dot gov. click on

one-time student debt relief and then hit apply. now from there, you'll fill out the information you need to apply things like your name. phone number email address date of birth and social security number after that, you'll need to review the agreement to make sure your eligible for loan forgiveness if one or more the statement supplies. do you like making less than $125,000 a year? the deal, we says you should submit the application. federal pell grant recipients can get up to $20,000 in loan forgiveness, non pell grant recipients can get up to 10,010 $1000 of loan forgiveness. >> is the most targeted way to meet the needs of those who are most in need. the d o e says it expects to fully launch its debt forgiveness site at the end of october, going to getting e-mails from us once a week to keep you up to we want to make sure you have clear information. >> and that was sarah wilson reporting for us this morning. right now, there are several lawsuits challenging the biden administration's ability to

cancel this debt. and kron 4 is your local election headquarters in the midterms. just weeks away. and as brooke shafer reports, california is one of several states experiencing a shortage of poll workers. >> with less than 4 weeks until election day. some counties across the country are dealing with a crisis, a shortage of election workers. it's really critical. >> and we want to bring in people that represent the full spectrum of the public's. so really i'm getting more folks involved every year is really critical power to the polls estimate 1 million poll workers are needed for every election. we know some counties are down thousands of workers with reported shortages in places like new york, california, ohio and texas. >> in green bay, wisconsin, election officials say fewer poll workers could mean a more

complicated election day. the counting of the absentee ballots will take longer. >> and then for the wards, they'll be potentially long lines because we don't have enough people. 2 work. the poll book. >> the number of election workers began to drop at the start of the pandemic. when elderly workers opted to stay home. but a recent survey shows there are also some fears the brennan center for justice reported one in 6 election workers experienced threats on the job. 77 1% feel threats have increased in the past few years. here's what one election worker told newsnation's dan abrams this week. is this being overstated? is this? we'll >> it is absolutely real. unfortunately, this is our reality. since november 2020, it's been a very challenging time and the reality is these are happening to your neighbors, your grandparents,

your aunts and myself in cook county in chicago election officials there got creative in dealing with a shortage of workers. >> and put out a call to better asking them to help this election season. what i heard >> clarion call that we need veterans. well, i just kind of stood up. >> and that was brooke shafer reporting for us this morning. vote by mail. ballots are already processed in san francisco, the city's department of elections says ballots will be processed every day until november. 8th this week, mail-in ballots were sent out to every registered california voter. if you are not registered to vote, you have until october 24th to do that. and if you missed that deadline, you can still vote. but you have to fill out a same day voter registration form your polling place or local elections office. and if you're voting by mail for the first time check these tips out has some things to keep in mind here

when it comes to submitting your ballot. the easiest way to make sure it's counted is to simply put it back in the mail using the official envelope that came with it. a note that it must be postmarked by election day. if you don't want to mail in your ballot, you can always slip it into one of the official drop boxes stationed around your neighborhood or you can take it to an in-person polling place. they will accept your ballot anytime between now and 08:00pm on election day. and of course, you can always cast ballot in person at your local polling place. as we said, those polling locations will stay open until 08:00pm election night. if you're still in line to vote at that point, you want to stay in line. you're still be allowed to cast their ballot as long as you are in line by 08:00pm. now to see if you are registered to vote, you can always check your status online. the web address is right there on your screen at the bottom there. voter status dot s o s dot ca dot gov. now to bay area basketball. the golden state warriors signing both jordan poole and andrew

wiggins to four-year contract extensions. as extensions worth 140 million dollars while wiggins will get 109 million dollars to stay with the team. >> meantime, the warriors are getting ready to celebrate their nba championship. one more time on tuesday. the warriors start the regular season with a ring ceremony at chase center before taking on lebron james and the la lakers. >> tipoff for that game is set for 7. and a bay area football. the forty-niners are getting ready to take on the atlanta falcons. the niners looking to make it 3 wins in a row after their blowout victory against the carolina panthers last week. the niners have had one of the best defenses in the league so far this year, but that could be tested today. >> after injuries to several key players happened last sunday, including emanuel, mostly who is out for the season with a knee injury. the forty-niners will also be out. nick bosa today. he did not practice most of the week with a groin injury kickoff for

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there's more to your life than asthma. back. taking a live look outside at the bay bridge this morning. looks like the fog has lifted just a little bit clearing the way for some safe travel on at least this very roadway. we know that temperatures apparently are expected to go up a little bit today, right? and warm up a little bit, well, actually, it will be a little cooler, but middle the week we will okay. okay. then she will warm up. eventually warm up one of those weeks of you miss. some are a little bit level flavor that coming up here. just a little just little taste there. not a whole lot for the cocktail hour. you know. >> this is what we've got going on. half moon bay. i know a lot of overcast and i think we're going to see quite a bit going on today. but tomorrow afternoon, we'll probably see better clearing happening even at the coast, maybe by noon or so. so better effort on that. now today we're talking about better clearing happening inland that we thought was going to happen today because that inversion, it's still with us from clearly, but it's much drier above us and not as hot. that means it's an easier threshold to break through that cap and allow this mixing process

basically eat away this about parade away. these clouds is all going to happen. so give us a little time to do its magic. we've got temperatures in the border, lower 60's here, even inland antioch at 64 up to the north bay, 60 santa rosa nevado. 63 and 63 for san jose stormtracker 4. everything's coming from west to east bringing with it. a chunk, a bona fide clouds, not just marine layer, but also some clouds will be in the keep scattered clouds in our longer range forecast. speaking of which let's play it out here. you see it moving. then we see a change zip in this direction and that northwesterly direction. as we watch that all the time in the autumn, an early start of the winter months because that delivers from the gulf of alaska. nice storm systems, rains, bumps cold systems, which would be really good. really help the snowbank up there. that's bank account for the water. so hopefully this is the sign of things to come from this. i think we'll get much from that. but there is that chance of getting a shower. we'll see how things could when they come together. get a little closer. 4 zone

forecast for this sunday. 64 san francisco, not much moving along the coast. that's a given with a lot of cloud cover like this lower 60's. 68 per burning game. still some lower 70's down south here. foster city, 72, 70 palo alto and 71 for redwood city. 68 milpitas a santa clara about 70, 70 for cupertino still in the upper 60's on the east bay shoreline will get some clearing this afternoon. 72 livermore pleasanton also looking for walnut creek. 72 73 for danville. but these numbers will be some 15 or better degrees warmer by wednesday. 63 for berkeley, the 60 to 68 fairfield, napa coming in at 69 in santa rosa at 70. so tom know we feel this weekend shore, a little flavor of some are coming back a bit wednesday thursday, even with the cloud cover. and then next weekend, there is that chance of maybe a passing little shower in here. we go back into autumn again as it cools off as you'll notice and the lower 70's, stephanie. all right. thanks very much for that day.

>> for your health this morning, october is cancer awareness month and joining us live now to talk about ways to reduce your risk of cancer is our health expert karen owoc. good morning to you, karen. good morning, stephanie. that's great to see you. lovely dress. by the way. i think you the pink for cancer awareness. so, you let's just get right to this, right? how can read we reduce the risk of cancer? >> well, there are several ways that we can be proactive in preventing and reducing our risk of cancer cancer in general, including cancer. but number one is maintain a healthy weight. and when you maintain a healthy weight that thp research shows and it's pretty consistent that high levels of body fat, our associate it when certain cancers and in particular cancer, the other is be physically active that that's i guess that's not real surprising. and then another one is to breastfeed. and let

me explain how how correlate it is that when you're making no, 24 7, you limit the ability of your cells to go awry to misbehave and then sturgeon is can also promote a cancer cell growth. and when you're when you're breastfeeding, you don't have as many periods. typically and then also when you're pregnant, you don't have 9 of periods. so you are reducing your estrogen levels. and then also when you're breastfeeding, most people tend to live a healthier lifestyle like eating healthier, as well as not smoking and not drinking. and then also limiting post menopausal hormone therapy. so again, the estrogen not not increasing your levels of estrogen. oftentimes people have the therapy to reduce their symptoms of menopause

and then finally eat a healthy diet. >> and it can you walk us through what is a healthy anticancer diet look like? so number one, you want to try and focus on more plant based foods and fewer of the animal based foods. >> because number you want to include fruits of made these the plant based foods have a lot of phytonutrients and antioxidants and that's why we want to include them. so fruits, at least for a day. and hopefully you're getting in your 4, 1, of those 4 should be berries. and then vegetables. at least 5 servings and 2 of those serving should be dark, leafy greens and then one cruciferous vegetable. some people don't know what the vegetables are. those coming from the cabbage family. cabbage, broccoli kale bok choy mustard greens. callie green cells are all part of

the cruciferous vegetable family. c-one include those and then grains intact brains in in tech. grains are when you can actually see see the grain. they are still intact. so that's much healthier than having them pulverized into a flower and then beans. at least 3 servings and one of those, at least some of servings to be soy. so soy milk or still like a tofu. and then water. we've talked about water before. so this is a so trying to get in at least 8 to 10 ounces. 10 servings of water that are 8, 8, cut about 8 ounces. very i always have my cup of water handy right by my desk will be drinking. lots of that today. half year guidance. they're now in our about 40 seconds here. >> what sort of things should we be avoiding to limit cancer to avoid so saturated fats? again, the lot of those come from the animal fats and

tropical oils caffeine limit the if you're drinking coffee, do the coffee. 2, 1, to 2 cups. but green tea would be a good option. you could take up to 4 cups because they contain and antioxidant compound con at the gallo. catty can galle. so that's good. that helps prevents cancer alcohol limit to 3 and not no more than 3 per week. and that's alcohol is associated with cancers of the day the esophagus, the liver, the mouth throat, and also the larynx avoid processed foods. a lot of those processed meats that contain nitrates and then a little a lot of those chemical additives and chemical food colorings because those come from petrochemicals. >> alright, health expert called for health expert karen owoc. thank you so much for your insight this morning. always lovely to see you. >> bob, i see you next week, right now, we'll be right back.

>> and check this out. the penguins have an time with this halloween themed enrichment one site in this the penguins really into it. he's like, oh. i at the milwaukee county where they're working to get the birds moving. i'm gonna let you take it away. not ok scene of a car pumpkin and some flashing lights which clearly see

displayed here. >> some flashing lights and go ahead up a little bit more okay. some light flashing lights of the birds will be shaking as we've seen that at terre feather, a tail feather rather and one wing their way through the weekend with a set up for sure. and what i was saying earlier is that looks like a really he really wants to take this. go my my my living room. perfect. that's right. wrap it taking it. hope there's some others for the other guys there, too. milwaukee, maybe not cold enough yet for those guys. but we're going into winter and for us, what are we waiting for? we're waiting for rain now. unfortunately, we don't see this in the seven-day forecast. this is kind of a hum drum type of forecast with. an typical for us cloud cover each day. typically that will be in the morning hours. but there is a lot. some scattered cloud cover from the talking about 15 minutes ago or so. so you got the marine layer each morning. it rises to cloud cover aloft. that's what you see outside your window right now. it will start to mix out with the drier air aloft, complements of that temperature pop. i

mentioned 86 88 going on wednesday, thursday here. temperatures drop back down again as we approach into the weekend here. and it's a little flavor of fall, as i say, with numbers falling back down to around 70 or so. and there's a chance of maybe we'll get a little sprinkle or 2 in here. maybe crossed fingers and toes heading into early next week. i should have been talking to stephanie during the break and took took her voice out a little bit there. sorry. >> you know what? i'm ok now? ok? cool back. all right. that's it for us at the kron. 4 weekend news. i'm stephanie lin. but dave spahr here from all of us here at the com board. you have a great and beautiful day.

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